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Tucker Carlson’s Message to America on the Epstein Cover-Up Reaction | America Unfiltered #163 · America Unfiltered With James P

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Tucker Carlson's speech that he gave at the Turning Point USA
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We are going to get right into our stream today.
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I want to get the video pulled up for you guys.
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It is a great video. It is a great speech by Tucker
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Carlson and I think we all need to show Tucker Carlson some
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support. Again, we don't have to agree
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with everything he says, but he is on the right side of history
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right now, pushing against the Israel lobby and pushing for
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America First policies. So we are going to watch this
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stream together right now. I'll try not to talk too much
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over it. I'll try not to pause it too
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much, but I will do some reactions to it as well.
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So we're going to right into it. Oh.
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My God, thank you. I never, I never missed a
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Charlie Kirk event because I love Charlie Kirk and I know
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Charlie Kirk very well, but I always forget what the walkout
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is like. This was before Charlie Kirk
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passed as well. Just for anyone who is curious,
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I. Feel like I'm going to have a
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have a seizure Anyway. Thank you so much for having me.
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This is more people in one place than I've seen since the last
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Charlie Kirk event I was at. So it's hilarious.
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So I noticed everyone's been talking about Epstein tonight
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and I want to kind of differ from the crowd a little bit in
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saying that I watched Ben Shapiro yesterday and now before
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you boom, I thought he made a really solid point.
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He's like, it happened a long time ago.
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Who cares? And by the way, we should trust
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the government and whatever the bureaucrats tell us.
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And by the way, it's wrong to ask a lot of unauthorized
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questions. So I just want to go on the
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record to say that no, to say I think that's absurd.
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And it's exactly the kind of thinking that I personally voted
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against in the last election, in the last election, I spent a lot
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of a lot of the month of October campaigning with and for the
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president. I voted for the president.
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I never vote for anybody generally.
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I know they're always telling you you must vote or you can't
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have an opinion. Oh, shut up.
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I don't like to vote And but I did vote this time and I don't
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like to vote because I don't believe in any of them.
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And this time I I really felt like I know Trump well.
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I love Trump personally. And what we were looking at was
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just so awful and totalitarian and stupid.
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And it wasn't even the arguments that I disagreed with from the
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Kamala Harris. It's weird to even say her name
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now. Who was that exactly?
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Was it a bad dream? But it wasn't Even so much the
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arguments I disagreed with, though.
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I just definitely disagree with the arguments.
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It was the style of argument that drove me completely
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bonkers. Summarized most crisply by shut
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up Racist. Whatever you said it was shut up
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racist. It's like, but wait, you know,
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first of all, I'm not a racist, but that's not even the point.
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The point is I just told you what I think.
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I just asked you an entirely legitimate question, mostly,
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what the hell are you doing? And rather than answer it, you
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didn't pay me the respect that you would a human being.
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You treated me like a slave or an animal by telling me to stop
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barking. Shut up racist.
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And I won't put up with that because I'm not a slave or an
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animal. I'm an American citizen and an
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adult man who pays his taxes. So, you know, I ask people
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questions for a living and very often I get answers that I don't
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care for, that I disagree with, that I think are stupid, but at
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least they're answers. At least the person responding
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is treating me like a human being with a soul created in the
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image of the creator. He's paying me the respect that
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every human being is due. When you ask a direct question
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to someone in charge, you are due.
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That person is morally bound to give you an answer.
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He's not bound to agree with you, but he's bound to stop and
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answer your question. And the left never did that.
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They would dismiss you out of hand.
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You are not worth listening to. Be quiet.
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And that's, of course, where the impulse to censorship comes
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from. It comes from the belief that
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you don't deserve to speak because you're not fully human.
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They own you. And that's what I voted against
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above all. I voted against a million
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different things that I hated about the last administration.
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Their insane desire to start pointless wars around the world,
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Their total unwillingness to protect this country
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domestically, to protect the people who live here, to protect
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the territorial integrity of the country.
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Bringing in 10s of millions of people illegally, giving them
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free stuff, the 2nd to get here, making a mockery of citizenship.
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I hated all of that. I hated all of that.
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But the thing I hated most was their total unwillingness to
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answer any question about why they were doing what they were
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doing because it was just too insulting.
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And every single time I would just feel like raising the
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middle finger and screaming obscenities, which is not an
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adult response, I'll I'll concede, but that's how I felt.
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And I think that's really at the heart of why the Epstein thing
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is so distressing. I mean, the guy was some weird
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sex freak who was abusing girls. We knew that.
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But the fact that the US government, the one that I voted
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for, refused to take my question seriously and instead said case
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closed, shut up conspiracy theorist was too much for me and
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I. That's one of the things that
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turned me off that the. Rest of us should be satisfied
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with that. And by the way, let me just say
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really quickly, because I was so mad about it that I think I
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found out part of what's going on.
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I think we are going to find out more, and I think the truth, for
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whatever it's worth, in case you're interested, is that the
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DOJ didn't release lots of incriminating sex videos with
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Epstein and his billionaire pals because they don't have them.
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They don't have them because when the original search warrant
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was served, 2007 I think, possibly 2006, I think 7.
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It was basically designed to protect Epstein.
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Yep. The search warrant was written
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in such a way to make sure that the feds never got their hands
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on the actually incriminating evidence.
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It's another way of saying the cover up has been going on since
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2007, almost 20 years. The real question that's not was
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Jeffrey Epstein a weirdo who was abusing girls?
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Yes, we can answer that. The real question is why was he
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doing this? On whose behalf and where did
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the money come from? And those are the questions that
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need to be answered. Yep.
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And I think it's entirely fair to ask them.
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And it's not adequate to say anyone who asked them is somehow
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desecrating the memory of little girls who died in Texas are not
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going to put up with that answer.
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I don't care who gives that answer.
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That is not acceptable. And I think the real answer is
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Jeffrey Epstein was working on behalf of Intel Services,
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probably not American. And we have every right to ask,
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on whose behalf was he working? How does a guy go from being a
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math teacher at the Dalton School in the late 70s with no
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college degree to having multiple airplanes, a private
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island, and the largest residential house in Manhattan?
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Where did all the money come from?
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And no one has ever gotten to the bottom of that because no
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one has ever tried. And moreover, it's extremely
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obvious to anyone who watches that this guy had direct
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connections to a foreign government.
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Now no one's allowed to say that that foreign government is
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Israel because we have been somehow cowed.
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Thank you taking that. That's.
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Naughty. There is nothing wrong with
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saying that. There is nothing hateful about
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saying that. There's nothing anti-Semitic
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about saying there's nothing even anti Israel about saying
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that. I've spent my entire life pretty
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much in Washington where I knew and loved a number of people,
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including one very close person who worked at CIA.
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That has never prohibited me from saying I think the CIA has
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done some horrible things, murdered a bunch of people,
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participated in the murder of a sitting U.S.
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President. It's got a whole trail of
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crimes. That doesn't make me a disloyal
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American. It doesn't make me anti American
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in any sense. I was born here, My family's
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been here for hundreds of years. I love this country.
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That's why I live here. So criticizing the behavior of a
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government agency does not make you a hater.
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It makes you a free person. Criticizing your government is
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the most American fucking thing you can do.
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Never forget it it. Makes you a citizen.
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You're allowed to do that because you're not a slave.
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You're a citizen. And you have a right to expect
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that your government will not act against your interests.
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And you have a right to demand that foreign governments not be
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allowed to act against your interest.
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That's not creepy. It shouldn't be forbidden.
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And yet all of us have trained ourselves to believe that.
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You can't say that somehow. But that's like too naughty and
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forbidden. And the effect of making that
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off limits has been to create a lot of resentment, and I'll say
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it, hate online where people feel like they can't just say,
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like, what the hell is this? You have the former Israeli
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Prime Minister living in your house.
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You have all this contact with the foreign government.
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Were you working on behalf of Mossad?
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Were you running a blackmail operation on behalf of foreign
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government? By the way, every single person
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in Washington, DC thinks that. I've never met anyone who
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doesn't think that. I don't know any of them that
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hate Israel, but no one feels they can say that.
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Why? And I think the longer that we
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play along with it, the more subterranean and creepy and
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hateful the conversation actually becomes.
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So I think it's better just to say it right out loud.
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Did this happen? And of course, that question has
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been asked to the government of Israel.
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And their answer is, we're not going to tell you.
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And I think our answer should be no, no, as long as we're sending
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you money. If you were committing crimes on
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our soil, we have an absolute right to know.
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Did you do this or not? Yep.
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And yet everybody has been so brainwashed into thinking that's
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somehow an expression of hate or bigotry when it's not.
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It's a baseline question that every U.S. citizen has a right
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to an answer on. What the hell was this?
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And by the way, if it turns out that it was nothing at all, that
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somehow Jeffrey Epstein really did earn $165,000,000 giving tax
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advice to somebody, which is, for the record, a lot more than
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most people pay their accountants, and that none of
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this was actually a foreign Intel operation And that there
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was no blackmail involved. That actually Bill Gates was
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just hanging on the island because the weather was
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especially good, known as videotape, doing anything
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immoral or illegal. And then that was used against
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them to get them to obey. If all of that is false, then
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just tell me how it's false, but don't call me a lunatic.
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And when Fox News runs a piece, as they did yesterday by Hugh
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Hewitt, saying that anybody who's got even more questions
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about Epstein is some kind of nut case with an unhappy
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personal life is spending too much time on Twitter in the
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fervid fever swamps of conspiracies, You know, up
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here's, buddy. Then why don't you answer the
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question then? Don't.
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Let anybody insult you. Anybody, and I mean anybody,
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ever get away with insulting you instead of answering a
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legitimate question. OK, ever.
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By the way, you will hear certain people say, well, you
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know, that means you hate the No, it doesn't.
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I, I've got a bunch of kids. I would never let them get away
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with that. If I caught one of my kids, you
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know, smoking weed in the bathroom at my house.
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And I was like, are you smoking weed in the bathroom?
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Shut up, racist. You hate me.
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No, you're my child. I don't hate you.
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Answer the freaking question. Are you smoking weed in the
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bathroom or not? I'm not the criminal here you
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seem to be. So I just think it's really
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important to get into that headspace.
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And even now when people talk about this topic, I can promise
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you, since I spent all day on the phone yesterday on this
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topic with informed people, they're like whispering certain
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words. And I'm like, why are we
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whispering? Why should I be ashamed as an
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American about wanting to know what the hell that just was?
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Why should I be embarrassed? I'm not the bad guy here.
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Why should? Why should I be embarrassed to
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ask what's in? They paint us as the bad guys
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for wanting to question the Epstein narrative and not
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believing all the bullshit the FBI, the President himself and
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Israel has sold us. Again, it is the most American
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thing you can do to question and push back against government
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corruption. They can't paint you as the bad
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guy. We haven't.
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We're not the ones who were molesting kids on an island.
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It was them. We weren't the ones who cut them
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a sweetheart deal. That was Alex Acosta.
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That was Pam Bondi who refused to prosecute.
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We weren't the ones who buried the Epstein files after
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campaigning on it. That was Trump's administration.
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We're not the bad guys. It is them versus US in a lot of
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ways. In this war for us, we got to go
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to war. Shut up.
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You're a bigot if you don't want it.
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For sure. I'm not a bigot, but second,
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that's kind of not the point. The point is, what's in this?
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Has to be the, I'm pretty sure, I'm fairly certain, not 100%,
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but I'm fairly certain this is the speech where Charlie Kirk
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said to Tucker before, go very hard on it.
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Go hard. So he's going, he's going for
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it. We're only a little bit in and
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he's really going for it and. It for us.
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Why is this a good I just shut up and it's exactly the style of
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argument that I voted against and I will never accept it.
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I don't care who does it. I will never accept that.
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Give me a legitimate answer, a reasonable answer, a sincere
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answer, a good faith answer. We may disagree.
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You may say is a good friend of mine who's like totally
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deranged. But a good person said to me
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yesterday, Iran is the biggest state sponsor of terrorism in
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the world. You know, reading the talking
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point that apparently ever went a bumper sticker that is for
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sale somewhere, I guess. And I'm like, OK, I don't even
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know what that means exactly. But how many Americans have been
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killed by Shia terrorism in my lifetime, which is 56 years?
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I can't think of any. I'm sure there have been some in
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the United States. There have been Shia terror
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attacks sponsored by Iran in the USI can't think of any.
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There was 911 that was a Sunni terror attack.
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And then there's the drug epidemic, which has killed more
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than a million people during that same period.
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People I know, my next door neighbor's kid, dead people, a
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bunch of people I know have died and a bunch have been totally
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screwed up and taken out of out of life.
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Basically. Their lives have been hollowed
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out. They're husks.
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They've been totally destroyed by drugs.
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That's the reality that I live in in the United States.
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So you're telling me Iran is a bigger threat than the people
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peddling this garbage? I don't think so.
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Not where I live, it's not. Oh, shut up.
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And the person literally said, you know, we're going to have to
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agree to disagree. Disagree with what?
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What are you even talking about? But at least he gave me an
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answer. He didn't say, oh, you hate so
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and so. He didn't go immediately to
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motive. OK, so this is always the tell.
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This is when you know you're dealing with someone who has
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zero interest in getting to the truth of the question and
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instead is trying to make you be quiet in order to roll over you
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and make you obey. And the tell is when they go
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immediately to motive. Well, you just hate some group
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or you're taking money from some other group.
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It sounds like a couple people in my comments.
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And neither one is happens to be true in my case.
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But I always feel like saying, well, OK, what if I am getting
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paid? Or what if I do have some kind
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of creepy bigotry, which I I, I, I don't because I think it's
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immoral. God created individuals.
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Each one knows the hairs on your head.
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Each person has a soul. No person is seen by God as a
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member of a group. Each person is seen by God as an
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individual. Yep.
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So I don't like that and I really don't.
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I'm not just saying that. And I mean every individual on
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the planet, regardless of what he looks like or what he
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believes. That is true of every person.
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And I sincerely mean that. But even if I didn't, maybe I
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was some like full wacko and maybe I was like taking tons of
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money from some bad country, one of the bad countries you're not
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allowed to talk about or like guitar.
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That's the most hilarious. Guitar is kind of controlling
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our conversation. Guitar.
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Evil guitar. I am laughing.
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I've actually been to Qatar. It's awesome.
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Never taken a dollar from the Qataris or the Qataris or
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whatever they're called. It's a great country, but, but
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whatever. But even if I was like on the
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payroll of Qatar, which I guess I'm like, I can't now.
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But anyway, even if I was, it still wouldn't make the question
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any less relevant. Why is this a good idea?
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And their refusal to answer that question lets you know right
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away that you are not dealing with a person of good faith.
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You're dealing with a propagandist who is trying to
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control you. And I would say at exactly that
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point, that's when you say out loud, I know who you are.
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This is all fake. You can't even answer the
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question. You're trying to make me shut up
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because I'm a bigot like the liberals did seven months ago.
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And that's when we voted them out.
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So I'm not putting up with that. I voted against this and I won't
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tolerate it. So the second point before maybe
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taking a couple of your hostile questions, I hope about Qatar,
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is I was brooding about this today.
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What about the Epstein story is so uniquely infuriating?
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And I'll just say, I mean, I've never met Epstein, but I mean, I
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know a million people who knew Jeffrey Epstein.
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He, it is true that he was around like everyone knew
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Jeffrey Epstein. I don't think I was cool enough
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to actually meet him. But like, he was just a guy who
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was kind of circulating around, like this rich guy who knew
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everybody. What is it?
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And everyone knew he was a creep.
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But then there are a lot of creeps in that world just
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telling you what you probably know already.
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What is it about Jeffrey Epstein that's so infuriating to people?
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So infuriating that it's actually causing seismic
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political problems. And I hope that they'll address
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it and it'll get better. I really do.
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But what is it? I'll tell you what it is.
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It's the frustration of normal people watching a certain class
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of people get away with everything every single time.
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Yep, that's what it is. And that drives me absolutely
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bonkers, By the way, it's one of the things that bothers me about
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immigration. You know, as someone who got
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arrested in Syracuse, NY, as a kid, 'cause I had an expired
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driver's license and brought to his cell.
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I'm watching people come. That actually happened.
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I have done time. It does change a man.
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Yes, I joined a gang, but I watch, you know, 60 million
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people come into the country illegally or overstay their fake
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refugee status or whatever. It's the whole thing's a scam.
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And they get housing vouchers and free education and free cell
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phones and plane tickets. It's like, wait a second, not
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only they're not getting punished for breaking American
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law as I would and have, they're getting rewarded for it.
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The unfairness of it drives you crazy.
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And it's particularly galling in the case of Jeffrey Epstein and
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the whole constellation of people around Jeffrey Epstein,
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all of whom seem to be getting away with scams.
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And how do you know they're getting away with scams?
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I'll tell you how. Because they're useless and
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they're rich. So how do you come to a place
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where some of the least impressive, most useless people
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who have no actual skills become billionaires?
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How's that legitimate? And by the way, if you ask this
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question, at least in Washington, it's like, oh, look,
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that sounds like they're a socialist.
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Sounds like socialism. Yeah.
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OK. I'm a socialist now.
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All right? I was a Qatari agent or a bigot,
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and I'm a socialist. All right, leaving aside my
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committed socialism, can you answer the question?
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How did Bill Ackerman get 9 million billion dollars?
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Bill. Bill Ackman.
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A pretty impressive guy. I know.
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Bill Ackman? No, Bill Ackman's like well
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connected and super aggressive, That's it.
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And I think, you know, well connected and super aggressive
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people deserve a fair living like everybody else.
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But if you're accruing $9 million just because you're
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willing to do anything, I don't know why we have to pretend
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that's good. How did, how did Epstein get 4
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Gulf streams? How did he get an island, a
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massive ranch in New Mexico, the biggest house in New York?
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Like what is that? Like at some point the the basic
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economics really matter, and they matter because not that
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it's bad that rich people are getting richer, it's bad that
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everyone else is getting poorer, and it's especially bad the
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young people can't afford homes. Let me just put a very precise
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point on this. If you want a measure of how
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your economy is doing, I personally favor eliminating GDP
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as a measure. I don't even know what that is.
18:29
It's clearly not relevant. They tell me Japan has a
18:32
stagnant GDP. Have you been to Tokyo?
18:34
It's the single most radicalizing experience you'll
18:35
ever have because it's just so nice.
18:37
You lost the war. Really.
18:38
Can we lose a war and wind up like this?
18:41
GDP. No, I don't know what even that
18:43
is, The total economic activity. Oh no, no, my measure's really
18:46
simple. I got a bunch of kids, can they
18:47
afford houses with full time jobs at like 2728?
18:51
And the answer is no way. And the answer is that 35 year
18:54
olds with really good jobs can't afford a house unless they
18:56
stretch and go deep into debt. And I just think that's a total
18:59
disaster. That's a complete disaster.
19:01
Why? 2 reasons.
19:02
One, if people don't own things, they don't feel ownership of the
19:06
country they're in. And the country gets super
19:08
volatile 'cause people feel like they've got nothing to lose when
19:11
you have a lawn. Trust me, you're thinking long
19:12
term. Second, it's really hard to have
19:15
a family without a house. It is.
19:17
It's like super fun to live in an apartment.
19:19
If you know, there's like a bar downstairs, you're in a cool
19:20
neighborhood. I'm in East Village, it's so
19:21
cool. Try to have three kids.
19:23
You're not going to have three kids there.
19:24
You can't. Nobody wants to raise their kids
19:25
in that neighborhood. Nobody wants to raise their kids
19:27
in an apartment. People do it because they have
19:28
to. Nobody wants to.
19:29
People want a little house, not some Mcmansures.
19:32
The little normal house that is the actual American dream.
19:35
Yep, and that is what is totally unattainable for young.
19:38
They've stripped the American dream from Americans and it's
19:41
extremely sad. They have left multiple
19:42
generations behind. Millennials, Gen.
19:45
Z, Gen. Alpha.
19:46
They've left us completely behind.
19:48
Rape robbed and looted us and they want us to just be OK with
19:52
it. But like he said, it's like when
19:53
you take away everything and then they're surprised that
19:57
people seem radicalized or people seem to be, you know,
20:00
further on the right or further on the left.
20:01
So it's like, what the fuck did you expect?
20:03
You took away any hope of a future for multiple generations.
20:07
Do you expect us to just go along with your bullshit and
20:09
keep putting up with it? No, not at all.
20:12
Tucker Carlson is hitting the nail right on the fucking head
20:14
here, people. And so the only young people in
20:18
general that you will ever meet who have houses are young people
20:21
whose parents help them. And God bless their parents.
20:23
That's a perfectly great thing to do for your kids.
20:25
But most people's parents can't afford to do that because
20:27
they're already in debt from their pointless college degree.
20:30
So that is a national emergency. And I know that there are
20:32
certain cable channels they're spending all this time talking
20:34
about, oh, they're about to elect a socialist in New York
20:36
City. Obviously, I'm opposed to it.
20:37
He's not even a real socialist. He's like a trainee vacs, you
20:40
know, rich kid liberal guy, mom Donnie, He's a fake leftist, but
20:44
whatever. Why do you think that's
20:46
happening? One of the reasons it's
20:47
happening is because normal people with normal jobs no
20:51
longer believe they can win in this system and that all the
20:54
money is going to the worst people.
20:56
And no one even stops to ask what the hell is going on.
21:00
How did Bill Ackman get so rich? I know he went on CNBC and like
21:03
talk down Herbalife, you know, bet against companies by driving
21:07
down their stock prices. That's what he's been accused
21:08
of. I'm not accusing him here
21:09
because he'd shoot me if I do. I'm just suggesting others
21:11
believe that might have happened.
21:13
He's already threatened to see me for saying that.
21:15
But there are plenty of people who do do that.
21:17
And I'm not saying even that it should be illegal.
21:19
What I'm saying is that our leadership class should say
21:21
something about it and just assign a moral value to it.
21:24
And if you're getting rich by loaning money to people at
21:27
incredibly high interest rates, that's something you're going to
21:30
have to talk to God about. That is not good.
21:32
That is not virtuous. That's disgusting.
21:35
And the fact that nobody feels free to say that, nobody feels
21:39
like you can just say like 30% on a credit card.
21:42
Why is anybody paying a credit card bill?
21:44
I said to somebody recently, I feel like I'm very moderate and
21:46
sensible and well, yeah, that's what they used to call it.
21:49
It was forbidden. I said to someone recently, you
21:52
know, we really need a political party where people just like,
21:54
it's the, hey, I'm not paying my credit card bill party and let's
21:56
just let's just bring down Citibank.
21:58
Just I'm gonna sign up. Prominently.
22:01
But what credit card debt is the single biggest cause of human
22:04
suffering that I'm aware of in the United States?
22:07
It's not Iran. Iran's not doing that.
22:09
A tool of the Ayatollah. No, I'm actually Episcopalian,
22:12
not Shiite, not a tool of the Ayatollah.
22:15
I'm just very committed to observing physical reality and
22:18
drawing my conclusions from that.
22:19
I'm what we call a physicalist. I believe in the things right in
22:22
front of me, the things I can touch and smell.
22:23
And the people I can touch and smell are suffering not from
22:26
Iran, Iran, not from Qatar. They're suffering from their
22:31
credit cards and their inability of their kids to buy a house.
22:35
We got to acknowledge Tucker is fucking funny.
22:37
I mean, Tucker is objectively funny.
22:40
We got to acknowledge it. He he's, he's a great speaker,
22:43
great performer in a lot of ways.
22:45
And he's just funny. And the way he's able to relate
22:47
to these kids, not only by explaining all the things out
22:51
loud that some of them might not be able to put together in words
22:54
and saying these things for millions of people to hear, but
22:58
he is just fucking funny when he does it.
23:01
It's awesome. That's one of the things that
23:04
makes Nick Fuentes so successful.
23:06
I mean, if Nick Fuentes did his message every day, but he wasn't
23:09
funny at all, he would still be very popular because of how
23:12
smart he is, but he'd be less popular.
23:15
Tucker being this funny helps him relate that much more to the
23:19
young people in America who feel so disenfranchised and
23:22
disaffected. Yeah, I don't think Dan Crenshaw
23:26
is sold on this. Dan Crenshaw believes our
23:29
threats are in other countries. OK, they may be, but how are
23:31
they bigger than credit card interest?
23:33
So I suggested this person is a really good guy.
23:35
I was like, hey, why don't we start?
23:36
I'm not going to pay my credit card bill party.
23:38
I'm not going to pay my mortgage.
23:39
You know, because they always say, like, if the very rich, if
23:43
you borrow enough from a bank, you're kind of in charge of the
23:45
bank because they need you to pay them back.
23:47
So they're totally happy to negotiate terms with you.
23:49
But if you borrow a little bit from the bank, they'll just take
23:51
your house away. So what if people got together
23:52
and just decided, wait a second, 30% interest is a lot,
23:55
especially since they're pushing credit cards on kids, like
23:57
crack. Yeah.
23:59
And I know the conservatives are always like, well, it's your
24:00
fault if you don't pay back the credit card.
24:02
Yeah, OK, it's my fault. But maybe it's a little bit
24:03
their fault, too. They're pushing this crap on
24:05
kids. So I say to this guy, maybe just
24:07
people get together. Not like everybody, but just a
24:09
couple million people are not going to pay our credit cards.
24:10
And just, like, bring the bank to its knees.
24:12
And the CEO weeps on television. They readjust it down a little
24:13
bit and he goes, Oh no. Here's the crazy thing.
24:17
If we did that, our government would bail out the credit card
24:20
companies instead of helping bail out Americans.
24:23
They say, no, no, we can't send money to Americans.
24:27
We can't help with student loan debt.
24:28
We can't help with credit card debt.
24:30
We can't help with the cost of living.
24:32
We can't help with any of that. But no, we have money to bail
24:35
out the airlines, bail out the banks, bail out Israel any
24:37
fucking time they need. Again, Tucker, perfect message
24:42
here. Oh no, that's radical.
24:45
That's too radical. And I'm like, I don't think I'm
24:48
very radical. I think I'm like very moderate,
24:49
super moderate. I hate change.
24:50
My parents got divorced. I hate change.
24:52
I like things to be exactly the same everyday.
24:55
I'm not radical. What I am is very worried that
24:58
if we don't do something really soon, we're going to wind up
25:02
like New York City. That there's going to be actual
25:04
radicalism and that radicalism will take very unhelpful forms.
25:08
And you're going to see race and ethnic hatred that's real.
25:11
And that you're going to see people behaving in hard to
25:13
control ways if you deny people what they actually want long
25:17
enough and instead substitute things that you claim they
25:20
should want, like bombing Iran. You know, I mean, I'm not
25:25
whatever. I'm not for Ron, where you spend
25:26
all day telling me that it's so important that you know boys not
25:29
playing girls soccer teams ever. I agree.
25:31
I hate the training stuff passionately.
25:33
I think you should keep the boys off girls soccer teams.
25:35
Yep. But I don't know, it kind of
25:38
feels like you're feeding me appetizers.
25:41
At some point. I want to look around and see a
25:42
better country. I want to see a country I
25:44
recognize. I don't want to.
25:45
Ted Cruz somewhere is crying this viciously anti-Semitic
25:49
attack by Tucker Carlson. See.
25:51
People sleeping on the sidewalk. I don't see people OD ING on
25:53
drugs. I want to know where are those
25:55
drugs coming from? Why can't you stop it?
25:56
You've got the US military. Don't you have SEAL Team 6?
25:58
Like what are they doing today? Don't you have Delta Force?
26:00
You could give me another segment about how implants U.S.
26:02
military. I believe you.
26:04
Why aren't they employed to make my country better?
26:06
Why are my cities disgusting? I don't want to go there.
26:08
It smells like weed and whole food.
26:10
And you're lecturing me about how it's a great moral victory
26:13
that I kicked the boys off the girl socks and good.
26:15
I'm so glad. But let's do the real stuff,
26:17
like making New York livable and create an economy where my kids
26:20
can have kids. How about this?
26:21
How about we just make the measure really super simple?
26:23
Can my children have the without the benefit of like the great
26:27
luck I have had? Can they have a roughly
26:30
approximate life that I had? Or how about just a middle class
26:33
life? Not right now can.
26:35
They like get married young as I did and like have 4 kids and you
26:38
know, take a couple of jobs, work hard and all that stuff.
26:40
But in the end it's like fine, can they do that?
26:42
Or is that like so remote a possibility that you need to
26:45
tell me that Iran is the real threat?
26:47
Take my mind off the fact that you stole the money and screwed
26:49
up my country beyond recognition.
26:51
Yep. So I guess what I would say
26:54
before I have an actual aneurysm is unless we say to the people
27:01
in charge, we are going to determine what's important, you
27:04
need to listen to us, your voters, about what we actually
27:07
care about. I'll take a lecture for about 10
27:09
minutes. I can do that.
27:10
I went to school. You know, I'm used to sitting
27:12
there and being like, oh, yeah, OK, the Axis powers, that's so
27:15
important. Thank you for telling me.
27:16
I can take a lecture for about 10 minutes.
27:17
And they're like telling me Iran is the greatest sponsor of
27:19
terrorism. OK, that's great.
27:21
I hate Iran. Got it.
27:23
But at some point, I want to pipe up and say, yeah, but what
27:25
are you going to do about Union Station in Washington, DC, which
27:27
is filled with passed out drug addicts with spreading urine
27:30
stains? Like it wasn't that way.
27:33
I was here. How did that happen and why
27:35
aren't you fixing it? And by the way, if you don't fix
27:37
it or even acknowledge it, dude, bad things could happen.
27:41
Like wake up time is to wake up out of your freaking fantasy
27:44
worlds where you think telling the rest of us to shut up is
27:47
enough. If you keep doing that, you
27:51
know, this could go in dark direction.
27:52
So I think it's so important for every person to look around and
27:56
make your own decisions about what's important, what's
27:58
important to you, what around you in your life.
28:01
What do you see in your family, among your friends, in the town
28:04
that you live in that's going wrong?
28:05
Those are the biggest problems, not what some show on television
28:10
is telling you your biggest problems are.
28:11
He can shut up, but he won't. But look around.
28:15
What's the biggest problem in your life?
28:17
And if you're burdened by a car loan or some credit card payment
28:21
you can never actually make, if you can't afford to make the
28:23
full payment on your credit card two months in a row, that's a
28:25
crisis. OK, that's a crisis if you're in
28:28
the hole to DraftKings to a point where you can't pay.
28:31
No, I'm, I'm serious. These are huge problems and most
28:34
of them are money related. And if they're not solved,
28:37
you're not getting married and you're not having children and
28:39
you're not going to have a happy, fulfilling life, period.
28:42
And they tell you, oh, it's all about values.
28:44
Yeah, OK, values. You can't afford a house.
28:47
I don't care what your values are like.
28:48
You're not having four kids in an apartment.
28:51
So you need to be heard on that. And anyone who tells you, oh,
28:54
shut up, shut up, racist. Hoist the middle finger and tell
28:58
them. Keep talking to me that way,
28:59
pal, and we'll punish you anyway.
29:02
Sorry. Excuse me.
29:03
Do we have any hostile questions about guitar?
29:04
Yes. Well, that's so nice.
29:08
Tell your mom I love you or her. OK.
29:10
Your mom does too. Any questions?
29:11
Yes, Sir. What do I think about amnesty
29:15
for farm workers? I think it's the most grotesque
29:17
thing I've ever heard. Are you joking?
29:19
Let's go talk her Amnesty for farm workers.
29:23
We have like 60 million illegal aliens in the country.
29:26
The country bears no resemblance to the country I grew up in, and
29:29
it's not better, it's worse. So I'm not gonna sit for another
29:31
lecture from anybody telling me we need to important more people
29:34
to write code or pick graves or any other task, period.
29:37
It hasn't worked. The country hasn't gotten
29:39
richer. And that's what Donald Trump's
29:41
saying. He's like, oh, we need to bring
29:43
in the talent. We need more H1 BS.
29:44
We need amnesty for farm workers and hotel staff.
29:47
Like fuck you, no we do not. What we need is Americans to
29:51
succeed and have something to look forward to.
29:55
I seriously, I would support a Tucker presidential run.
29:58
I don't think he'd do it, but I would really support it.
30:00
Sure it hasn't become more unified.
30:02
Those words should burn on the tongue of anyone who utters
30:04
them. How dare you talk like that?
30:07
Amnesty. How about deportation?
30:09
It's. What about that?
30:11
I mean, I let's. Go look and.
30:12
Let me just say. Get them out, people.
30:14
Say all kinds of things. It doesn't mean it's happening,
30:17
but I think it's worth being a little paranoid about it.
30:19
I mean, I think everyone in this room is paranoid.
30:21
You, you it's important to make sure even the people you love
30:26
are true to their word. Doesn't mean you hate them.
30:28
Again, I don't take my kids at their I love my kids more than
30:31
anything. I don't automatically believe
30:33
everything they tell me because I'm not a moron, because I
30:35
understand that people don't always say the truth.
30:40
So. But anyway, yeah, any kind of
30:42
any kind of amnesty is not only a bad idea, it's like
30:44
outrageous. Anyway, so I've been told to
30:47
take the mics. I'm sorry.
30:48
I know you guys have good provocative questions about
30:50
guitar, but I've been asked to talk to this guy.
30:52
How you doing tonight, Sir? I'm.
30:53
Spun up baby first. Off I'd like to thank you for
30:56
coming to this event. I'm 20 years old.
30:59
I've been watching you for the past 12 years of my whole life,
31:01
every single night. I've always listened to you.
31:04
So thank you for coming. We love to listen to your
31:07
opinions, listen to you preach basically to everyone.
31:10
My question is, in your opinion, we have individuals in this
31:16
country that are full citizens that are also full citizens of
31:20
other countries. In your opinion, how can
31:24
somebody pledge allegiance to two countries at the same time?
31:28
And is that something that we should be allowing?
31:31
I mean, I think your question says it all.
31:32
Obviously that's absurd. I, I quote the New Testament,
31:35
but I also refer to common sense when I say that no man can serve
31:37
2 masters. It's not.
31:38
Let's go. I only have one wife for that
31:40
reason. You say to your wife, I'm, I'm
31:43
gonna take another wife, but I'm gonna love you just as much.
31:44
It's nothing's gonna change. My wife's going to be like, no,
31:48
that's one wife, one wife. Because you can only really
31:50
pledge your loyalty to one person or one country.
31:53
That's just a fact. And there's also a sense, and
31:55
this is relevant to me, and I know you're speaking about
31:57
Israel, but it's not just Israel.
31:58
To be honest, I might think it's a huge problem.
32:00
I think anybody, by the way, who serves in a foreign military
32:03
should lose his citizenship immediately.
32:05
There are a lot of Americans who served in the IDF.
32:06
They should lose their citizenship.
32:07
There's a lot of Americans who've served in Ukraine and
32:09
they should lose their. You can't fight for other
32:11
country and remain an American, period.
32:13
Obviously. I mean, it's like, not even it's
32:14
so funny how all of us have been cowed into being like, oh,
32:16
that's hate speech. No, it's not.
32:17
No, you don't hear hate in my voice because there isn't any.
32:20
It's just an obvious, it's an obvious recognition of the
32:22
truth. But there's a more insidious
32:23
thing. And I say, it's not just Israel.
32:24
I'm not just trying to like get myself cover.
32:26
I'm being honest. There are a ton of countries
32:28
that offer citizenship, actually, some of which I love.
32:30
I have been offered citizenship in a couple different countries
32:32
that I really like. And I thought about it.
32:34
And then I thought, no, there's something about being lashed to
32:37
the mast. Like everyone can see that
32:39
America's in trouble. The demographic trends are
32:40
really bad, and the country's decaying and cities are falling
32:43
apart. So you're like, oh, wow, you
32:45
know, maybe I should flee. And then I'm like, my ancestors
32:47
are from here. My parents are buried right
32:48
across from my kitchen. I'm staying here.
32:50
And the second you make that decision in your head, like, I
32:53
don't care what happens to America, I will be here.
32:56
It totally changes your attitude.
32:58
You're like. It is our our cross to bear to
33:01
rebuild this nation from the destruction from the boomers,
33:05
Gen. Xers in the previous generations
33:07
who have fucked it up so poorly. So they have fucked this country
33:11
up and it is our responsibility not to flee, not to leave
33:15
America, but to stay here and to fix it for future generations to
33:19
come. The ones who aren't even born
33:21
yet. I.
33:21
Don't even. I don't even care, it's my
33:22
country and they've been here for so long and fought in all of
33:25
these wars. My ancestors and I'm sure yours
33:27
would be totally shocked by some of the conversations.
33:29
Foreign flags in the Congress. Are you joking?
33:33
Get out. And so no, once you decide
33:36
you're all in on your country, it really changes the way you
33:38
approach everything. And by the way, it should be the
33:40
baseline requirement. You shouldn't be allowed to
33:43
serve in government if you're not AUS citizen or you're a dual
33:46
citizen. Are you joking?
33:47
Of course not, and I I would love to know what the
33:50
justification is. And of course there isn't 1,
33:52
which is why they're allowed to just write you off as some sort
33:55
of like freak, some Internet freak, hate or not.
33:57
See, whatever. I'm not just an American who
34:00
loves my country, and I think it's fair to demand that the
34:02
people running my country love it every bit as much as I do.
34:04
Let's go, let's go. I'm so Ant.
34:08
I'm so Ant. Thank you for being for being
34:11
here today. My question is mainly focused on
34:14
national security. National security.
34:17
I have a question 1st and then a proposal.
34:20
I'll see how you go about that. Now you're.
34:22
Freaking me out? You got a rumble hat on.
34:24
I love you already. All right, I'm going to stop and
34:25
have an out, which is America's premier in Nicotine Park.
34:29
I got an out Ben right now support out.
34:31
I was born in Cuba, I came at the age of 2, so I can attest to
34:34
the fact that the socialist experiment doesn't work at all.
34:38
Yep. And that America is the best
34:39
country in the world. Yep.
34:41
So I agree, you know, I'm AUS citizen and I'm very proud of
34:45
that and that's why I stand for my country every day.
34:48
But I have a question specifically about national
34:50
security. All right, you can't scare me
34:54
so. For example, I would say that
34:56
the head of the snake for a lot of the spying that goes on in
34:59
the United States is Cuba. For example, we've found
35:02
evidence that Venezuela and Nakarot, like all the issues
35:04
with immigration are because of the socialism going on in Latin
35:08
America. And we, you know, Cuba's an
35:10
outpost for human trafficking, drug trafficking.
35:12
We have the Chinese 5 aces on the island.
35:14
We had Russian missile testing under Biden.
35:17
And then on top of that, Cuba doesn't even recognize Gitmo as
35:20
American territory. So my question for you is, what
35:23
should the United States stance be on Cuba and the liberation
35:27
thereof? And my proposal is if you're
35:29
willing to do some sort of documentary on Cuba and if I can
35:32
help you out on that. Well, I I always appreciate the
35:35
offer of assistance. I would say we've had a Cuba
35:38
embargoes. The revolution was 1959.
35:41
So that was, well, sixty. Could that really be 66 years
35:46
ago? I'm just going to say this
35:47
really quick, that kids got balls.
35:49
No matter what you think of his question to get up there and
35:51
just ask Tucker, hey, can I help work with you balls, balls on
35:56
that kid. And I respect it.
35:58
I respect the balls. That's crazy.
36:00
And we've had an embargo for much of that time.
36:02
And you just said yourself, it hasn't worked, it hasn't
36:04
liberated Cuba, The same regime is in charge, and it is still,
36:09
you know, working to undermine the interest of the United
36:11
States. So what we're doing isn't
36:12
working. I think that's a good place to
36:13
start. So I know from living in DC that
36:15
whenever someone tells you, like, it's not working, we need
36:18
to double down on it, they're lying.
36:20
So I think we need to reassess our sanctions, really the
36:23
answer. And if so, tell me how that's
36:25
worked. Second, I would say I'm sure
36:29
everything you say is true. I don't think that most
36:32
Americans, and I know the US government doesn't spend a lot
36:35
of time thinking about our own hemisphere because we're so
36:38
focused on places like Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Gaza,
36:44
Israel, you know, all great place.
36:45
I'm not, you know, attacking anybody.
36:46
But I'm just saying those are thousands of miles in an ocean
36:48
away, whereas Latin America is right there.
36:50
And what happens there is a direct effect here in our
36:52
migration patterns and in our drug importation.
36:54
So, like, maybe we should focus on our own hemisphere.
36:56
I think you made a powerful case for that.
36:58
And I don't understand what the US military is stationed in
37:00
Japan, Korea. I mean, I know that you get a
37:03
long answer how we're spending a trillion dollars to secure
37:05
places that pose no imminent threat to us while ignoring our
37:08
own continent, ignoring Mexico, which is the most hostile
37:11
country in the world, the United States, obviously, those
37:12
migrants coming through Mexico, how are they our ally, Canada?
37:14
How are they our ally? Maybe we should spend some time
37:16
reorienting here. Yep.
37:19
So anyway, that's my answer. I'm, you know, I'm, I'm against
37:21
socialism, obviously. That's why I'm worried about our
37:23
economic system, because I think we're going to get socialism if
37:25
we don't pull back from this. All right, we got one more
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question one. More question, Hey.
37:29
Tucker, I'm a big fan. I would love to work for you.
37:31
I I did give my resume to Steve Bannon.
37:33
It would be hilarious if you 2 fought over me.
37:35
I'm just saying that would be great.
37:37
It'd be like a real bitchy catfight.
37:38
It'd. Be a hell of a story.
37:39
Yeah, my family has fought for this country.
37:41
I've voted mega three times. My generation, just like you
37:44
said, is convinced they can't trust the institutions and the
37:47
administration. Even this administration after
37:48
last Monday. America first means America
37:50
first. Not foreign governments, not
37:52
rich pedophiles. I have a lot more about the
37:54
history but I'm get through it out of respect for everybody.
37:57
Basically my questions are this. How do you how does anybody
37:59
possibly expect us to have any trust in our government pay
38:02
taxes except draft orders if these elites are not held
38:04
accountable right? And how am I anti-Semitic credit
38:08
my, my great grandfather killed Nazis and I brag about it.
38:11
My, my mother's doctor was a Holocaust survivor and everyone
38:14
calls Trump a Nazi. My, my, my family in Chicago and
38:17
my family in Ireland, which are both liberal hell holes, right?
38:19
And it's pretty convenient that if he did criticize Israel,
38:22
everyone could just say, look, I told you so.
38:24
But that's, that's not the point anyways.
38:26
And finally and by far, how how am I anti-Semitic when all my
38:29
sources are Jewish Israeli publications and Holocaust
38:32
survivors? And and finally and by far the
38:34
most important, why can I burn an American flag in my country,
38:37
but I get a marked by my name if I burn Israel?
38:40
Like, let's go. I think that's.
38:41
Let's go fair. Question.
38:44
It's totally outrageous. Go.
38:45
You got 65 million people here illegally according to the
38:48
administration, and the only ones who are deported, ones who
38:51
criticize a foreign country. I don't understand it.
38:53
It's driving people insane, actually, and it's making I.
38:56
Say it all the time on this show.
38:57
You can, if you're an immigrant, you can criticize this shit out
39:00
of America, you can criticize the president, you can burn an
39:03
American flag. But criticize a foreign nation
39:06
thousands of miles away? Get the fuck out.
39:09
You're deported, you're deported.
39:10
And again, I don't want immigrants in this country
39:12
regardless. But it's insane the double
39:16
standard that's held where we hold Israel, like above the
39:19
United States, within the United States.
39:21
What the fuck is that about? Perfect questions by this young
39:26
man right here. Perfect questions, seeing
39:28
people. Too angry in a bad way.
39:30
And I go on, you know, X and I see stuff.
39:32
It's like, I don't even want that in my head.
39:33
I don't want that. I don't want to marinate in
39:35
that. I'm a happy person.
39:35
I have a great life. I love this country, I love my
39:37
dogs, I love my children, I love my wife.
39:39
And you go online and people are so mad.
39:41
I'm, I've never seen anything like the rage online and I get
39:44
it. I get it.
39:45
That's the worst part. I get it.
39:46
This is people go crazy after a while if you totally ignore
39:49
their concerns, if you call them names rather than answering
39:52
their questions. I really think we need to agree.
39:55
And this would include the Department of Justice, which is
39:56
running around, you know, it's got task forces attacking, you
39:59
know, it's like, stop. What matters in this country is
40:02
not what religion, ethnicity, race you are.
40:03
It's whether or not you're U.S. citizen.
40:05
Citizenship has to be the thing that holds us together as a
40:08
country. We're all Americans, and this
40:11
continuation of identity politics is the most destructive
40:14
thing we can do. We are all the same under the
40:18
law. There is nobody rich, poor, no
40:21
matter what your religion, what's your color, who's held to
40:23
a different legal standard? Period.
40:24
That has to be the rule, or else this country will fall apart
40:28
into warring tribes. Let's.
40:30
Go My e-mail is Ryan Scott Casey at Gmail.
40:32
If I could send him my cover letter, I really Ryan.
40:33
Scott Casey, ladies and gentlemen, thank you.
40:35
Thank you. The balls, The balls on these
40:38
guys. Let's go.
40:40
What a video. What a video.
40:41
I'm going to bring you guys back to the main screen.
40:44
That was awesome. That was awesome to see.
40:47
Like I said, we're not going to be doing comments today.
40:49
This is prerecorded. We will be reading all the
40:51
comments from Tuesday, Wednesdays, and Fridays episode
40:56
On Monday, we should have a lot of comments to get to.
40:58
On Monday, she'll be a fun day. On Monday, we'll have a long
41:01
show. I hope you guys all had a
41:03
blessed Thanksgiving, a blessed week.
41:05
I thought Tucker Carlson gave the best message possible right
41:08
there. That was amazing.
41:10
That was truly America First in a lot of ways.
41:12
And he he followed Charlie Kirk's orders.
41:15
Go hard on them. Let's go.
41:18
He did it. He followed through.
41:19
Tucker Carlson laid out how America First should be.
41:23
He talked about a lot of the problems facing the younger
41:25
generations and he understands a lot of these problems because he
41:28
has multiple kids who are around my age who are seeing the
41:32
problems for themselves. That if they had to on full time
41:36
salaries, purchase homes, purchase cars, all that stuff,
41:40
they would not be able to afford homes, cars, families, etcetera.
41:44
And then you have people who are like, oh, you guys just need to
41:46
have more kids. You guys just need to do this.
41:48
It's like, OK, provide a world where that's able to happen.
41:51
Provide a world where we're able to afford homes, we're able to
41:54
afford groceries, we're able to afford cars, we're able to
41:57
afford to pay our student loan debt, we're able to go and work,
42:00
and we're able to have a woman stay at home still to raise the
42:03
children because that doesn't exist today.
42:06
It's absolutely fucking absurd the way they treat our
42:09
generation the way they have, the way they have raped, robbed
42:13
and looted us of any ability to grow in the future.
42:18
It's very sad, it's very absurd, and we need to do everything we
42:22
can to push back against it and push for true America First
42:25
policies. This has been Fridays episode of
42:28
America Unfiltered. I'm going to sign off today.
42:30
I hope you guys do have a blessed day, a blessed weekend.
42:33
I hope you guys had a great Thanksgiving with your families.
42:36
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42:39
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