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12-18-2025 · 5h 24m
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What do I always say?
What do I always say?
What do I always say?
What do I always say?
What do I always say?
What do I always say?
What do I always say?
What do I always say, dude?
30% of Americans will agree on anything.
Save a line chat.
It's like a muscle.
There's no shock. Don't tap the glass.
We've been talking about women's rights for far too long.
How about it's time for women's wrong?
Maritocracy is a fucking lie.
Blamo!
Rule number one, get nukes!
Rule number two, never give up the nukes!
Rule number three, if America or an Imperial superpower tells you you have nukes, drop everything and find nukes!
They want their biases to be confirmed.
Kids are no content, okay?
Let people be cringe.
Show me the fucking paste of.
Just be fucking normal.
Holy shit dude.
You go to the gym that much, you're gay.
Every guy can be a 7.
Absolute bananas mode?
Yes, the reason why what do I always say is probably the most said line in this channel is because I unfortunately have to repeat myself every single day.
Being a Twitch streamer, especially a leftist political commentator living in the United States of America and consistently talking about issues that pertain to like American existence in contemporary society,
means that I have to repeat myself sometimes numerous times over the same hour, over the same broadcast, and certainly over the course of a year or multiple years.
Sakura Gour, the name of the 25 get-to-subs, decked out the wazoo.
In our current capitalist economic system, the gains are privatized, but the losses are socialized.
Society prospers when old men plant seeds for trees they will never sit in the shade of.
The only chronology I believe in is cops go.
I am your dad, I fucked them up.
That's precisely why you can look back at videos that I have cut from like 2016 2017
even before that and look at the exact same arguments that I am using back then and have
it apply perfectly unfortunately perfectly into our current existence.
What's up everybody?
If you're going to do an accent of people who have like been historically colonized
you have to do it. Well, you have to do it well or else it's racist.
What's going on, everybody? I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening,
afternoon, pre noon, no matter where you are in the world. I'm a piker in the
stars when I broadcast coming to you live early, early coming to you live
early, early bird catches the worm from a somewhat sunny, but very windy
California, Los Angeles. We're at the heart of the fog. The, the main
place where the fog is is implemented um all the chemicals in the air in stolen land ladies and
gentlemen boys girls and embies it's the mist it's here what is the fog doing it's the nexus um we're
live we're live and I hope all the boys girls and embies are having a fantastic one regardless though
It is Thursday, Thursday, December 18th, 2025.
I'm in a lot of pain overall because I'm old.
I'm an old man and this is the part of the barcast
where I tell you about my personal news.
And the personal news, honestly,
the personal news segment has basically turned into
the segment where I tell you about, you know,
the different pains, the different pain points
in my life because that's just what it is.
That's just what it is when you're an old man.
Okay. And as far as the pain points goes injury update time, um, foot still sucks.
Um, the, the black and blue purple, um, that the bruises have moved into the crevices of my toes
where you have toe jam. I have black and blue jam. I will not be showing you the foot one more
time because you guys absolutely hate it I know and yeah recovery is is still
taking place but the problem is I don't know why but my back pain I have
freaking back pain just cut it off bro I know do you ever get do you ever get an
injury where you're just like I wish I could just like boom hit something and
then get like like in a video game I wish I could just like hit like a like a
medevac pan or something but yeah I have back pain most likely because I'm and I
haven't been working out or anything but it's because I've been like putting
weight on on different parts of my body and it's fucking annoying it sucks it
sucks really bad. I wish I could just like, Stimpak myself and get out of this conundrum,
but I can't. Dude, I'm 32 with, uh, Cakacia Flairubs, it sucks. Sciatica, you mean? But
yeah, I can't wait till you find what kind of silver fox you are meant to be. What
are you getting, Kaia, for Christmas? I don't want to tell you what I'm getting,
for Christmas because I you guys will be annoying because it's like content
related as well on the struggle bus with you but only 26 bro my ankle Monday
getting surgery tomorrow oh shit that sucks brother why don't you go claim
your med bed I wish I could I've been I've been calling the Trump
administration every day demanding my med bed demanding my med bed every day
I'm like when is my med bed coming in when is my med bed coming in and
it's yet to come in and I don't know why. But in any case, personal news wise,
ended the broadcast last night. I was and I did an interview with Global China Times,
Global Times China. It's the premier English language Chinese newspaper
under the people's daily so you know pretty big it was very interesting
interview though it was about the trip that I did to China but I'm very excited
to see when it comes out but I was I was putting the I was putting the the
Chinese reporter on game about you know I was putting the Chinese reporter on on
game about like basically getting you know telling her and maybe even the
party on game about like doing more soft power initiatives doing more cultural
exporting because there's such an untapped well of culture in China in any
case I told her about how I watched Mark's anime and how it wasn't very good and there
needs to be less of that and more black myth wukong and more black myth wukong less Karl
Mark's anime so what is this NBA NBA take talk NBA Twitter's getting into politics
Yeah, hood genius our Chinese comrades might save us from the impending server farm dystopia
The core marks anime was hideous. Why did they animate it like that because they're fucking leftist dog. What do you mean?
like
Liberals and leftists in general are responsible for such amazing art, but when it comes down to like educational material, I
Think I think they fail. I think they fail quite spectacularly
There's no, it's more so just like slamming as much dense,
slamming as much dense educational material into whatever format fits.
You know, it sucks.
And it gets boring and it's edgy slop.
Actually, I wish it was more slop.
What lessons do you think China is learning from America's sharp decline?
I don't think Chinese people are talking about America's sharp decline like that
I think they more so are just like at least the people I talked to are just very excited that
Seemingly less people every day hate China and they see that as a major W
At least the interview that I did which was
It didn't even feel like an interview honestly. It felt more like a questionnaire on what China could do
But, uh, Trump is rescheduling weed right now.
Good.
You need to reprint they get in.
We're doing a cool America's favorite hobby, Kournayk getting a lot of compliments lately.
Oh yeah, well, um, Puka Nakua's brother was arrested for stealing a Lakers players
BMW.
saw that. In any case, in any case, ladies and gentlemen, where was I? Oh, personal news
wise. Um, personal news wise, uh, not else going on. Not much else going on in my life
at least. End of the broadcast went to sleep. I actually didn't even end up watching any
fallout too, which I was intending on catching up with because the second season is out.
Went to bed, woke up, didn't really do much. Just showered and prepped for the day and that's
That's why I'm early and I'm also kind of bummed, let's be real.
Because there's nothing going on in my life, the light has been taken from me.
I've become more depressed every single day because I can't do the things that I normally
would do, which is going out.
in the real world, being around people, and playing sports, working out, things like that.
But it's fine, it's gonna get better.
Pandemic is on his back?
Yes, I'm getting fat again.
I'm on my fad arc.
For all my episode 1139 and one piece of my eyes
can only cry so many tears.
Oh, I'm crowed.
I'm crying too.
We crowed.
Ah.
Anyway, you're bumming me out.
Well, apologies, but my shit sucks.
Okay, I could be worse.
The economy wouldn't be so bad
if people weren't buying $30 instead of two.
I know.
economy is what's fucking everything up. Bro, it was early. Yes, it's because I'm on,
because I have an injury. That's why I'm early and there's nothing else going on in my life.
So that's the reason why I'm early. This is, this is a reminder of the pandemic days. Yes,
we're back to 2020. Let's be real. Hogfest is starting a Marifest TP USA will obviously
watch that as well. I'm very excited about that. Thank you to Macius for bringing that up.
Trump, obviously Trump addresses nation in failed speech.
Are we going to war?
POTUS claims that is within all those hours.
Damn, but you know, back to podcasting.
Kennedy Center now named after Trump.
You make a million dollars.
You make millions of dollars.
I'm going to give you a piggyback ride and run you around South Hollywood.
Not the same.
Not the same.
It just doesn't work that way, you know, um,
toilet, paper, USA, Amara Fest
starts this weekend.
New hog watch.
Get in now
Push up to you so I shot somebody okay, do we have a
No, man, it's the Kubota Pokemon card economy that's gonna pop off. Oh dude. I've seen that one
You're about the US citizen got detained deleting his phone history before it was checked at the border
Sorry if you are planning on covering on the kind of headline. I'm wondering if you know more about it
um no
I don't know more about it
But uh
Well, yeah, apparently there's a new um, there's a new jcs as well
I don't know is JCS still got motion. Does it still have the juice?
More perfect union on modern socialist cooperatives in Italy, you know, it's really funny cooperative
corporations in Italy. We're so back to like 2015 politics. I can't wait for like anarchists to start
Start getting mad about like the minutiae and accusing every everyone of being red-fash or something
You know
Like that's so that's so gritty posting we're so back what will be the 2016 era gritty
Or sorry 2026 is gritty. What will that be?
It took a decade woke 2.0 resembling starting to resemble some of the elements of woke 1.0 now don't make
Don't mistake me. I'm not saying that that's a bad thing overall
what's the foot looking like bad Trump live signing something about weed I know I know
I know I know he is I know he is well I guess we'll get started there fuck it why not so
then it'll open up a whole new method of treatment for our veterans with regard yeah
Yeah, everything everything has to be done through the point of veterans, dude. Yeah, we'll get the we'll get the veterans awesome kush
I feel like it's pretty funny that that's like
Hello, I feel like it's pretty funny that we're we're talking about like medical marijuana still
Brother, I think like we've moved beyond medical marijuana at this point like it's time the new meta is like ketamine, right and
And potentially like micro dosing psychedelics for our veterans and these guys are still on that old shit
Talk about rescheduling marijuana of cannabis. Yes, cannabis can be addictive and
Certainly people have lessens and children
But we cannot close our eyes to research and the opportunity
We are hearing from patients that for some of them cannabis can solve their problem
And so what we need to do is to-
Eric Swawa calls up Puka.
Yeah, I saw a bunch of advocacy groups actually getting
mad at Aiden Ross and Puka for doing the Jewish merchant,
greedy merchant memes, but I think we're so far lost
in the sauce on this stuff that it's just not,
I don't think it'll be serious motion.
Just to protect those that are most vulnerable.
So thanks very much.
Great job.
Thank you very much.
Thank you, doctor.
Robert, do you have something to say?
I'll just say thank you, Mr. President.
Thank you for your leadership and vision.
And finally, getting to closure on this issue.
Come on, man.
Legalize TRT, brother.
This is a question, a scientific question,
that has divided our country for pain and pain.
I have an idea in my mind.
Is it a valedictive, ozemic,
On one side, the uterine striation, and also put on muscle mass.
Cannabinoids and THC can be a miraculous effect on chronic pain, on epilepsy, on PTSD, on chemotherapy
and due to nausea.
My friend Howard Kessler, without whom we wouldn't be here today, has drove this lightness.
every time I think about like RFK being the head of HHS or talking about any health initiative,
it's maybe it's my lizard brain, but it's quite difficult for me to look at this guy
and go, Oh, I'll have what he's having, you know, like when he talks about health initiatives,
even if it's something that I agree with, I automatically assume I don't agree with
whatever he's saying, because clearly it's not working.
You know what I mean?
impact and impacts particularly on young people. So the evidence of all of these is...
Have you ever looked at this man who went, that's the guy, that's the beacon of health
and excellence, he seems to be doing quite alright.
He's doing right dosing. But if you don't have stand-by dosing, any study that you
do is comparing apples to pears. And we don't know the difference between botanicals
Oh my God, he's falling in through.
All of the-
It's cause he's off that good shit, dude.
He's off that good kush and alcohol.
He's got bad bitches he could call.
And no, I'm not talking about Milani, I'm talking about Laura Loomer, okay?
And this organization that, and I wanna thank President Trump who made the promise
during the 2024 election that he was gonna come in and solve this issue, that he
was going to take the size of action that he has come to promise today and so thank
you President Trump for your contribution. Also we're blasting off. Because of that, we will have answers very soon this will finally come out.
There are a response that's on Twitter. Let the people know.
Can you fix the audio? I can't understand. Brother that's just his that's how
he sounds. I can't do anything. Chris good? Chris so good got me feeling like
at the measure patient? Me too. Came to see me on more than one occasion, actually. And
he had some real difficulty about three and a half, four years ago. And he went through
hell. And during his going through hell, he probably sampled everything you can sample
when you go through that. And he came to me and said, there's been nothing like this.
We're gonna have to take a good strong look at it and that's what he asked me to do and others have likewise
Said that many others many I mean, you know again
it's
I've never been inundated by so many people as I have about this particular
Reclassification and I don't know that you have anything to say out if you'd like you could say
Whatever you asked me to help.
Ever tried pot?
Yes, I used to smoke. I used to smoke weed quite frequently actually but I don't anymore. I haven't smoked weed in a very long time. I don't prefer weed anyway. I prefer.
Thank you Mr. President. I'm far younger than 65 so this does not pertain to me.
I don't do a lot of drugs. I don't want drugs. Other than like...
I'm not going to be taking it, but a lot of people do want it. A lot of people need it.
need it and it's just wasn't for me.
Opening a lot of eyes. Okay we'll sign it. We'll take some questions from the press.
You can ask the doctors some questions and it's an honor to do this. They did we
are Charlie Kirk. Oh hell yeah they're unironically leaning into the we are
Charlie Kirk shit. NDMA clears anyway. Are mushrooms legalized in California? I
I don't know. I think it's like decriminalized maybe. I mean a lot of this stuff is just illegal. Let's be real or was illegal
At least when I was fucking
When I was chief and up
When I was chief and up like chief Keith brother when I was smoking that good kush
Oh god, it's so fucking lame anyway, but yeah when I was when I was smoking weed. It was definitely illegal
I'm old
Many of you don't remember this time because you were like eight
But there was a time in the United States of America where it was fucking very illegal everywhere
That is not the case any longer. It was never any good. I'd like to see the court that is going to the American citizen, brother
Yeah, when I do it, it's okay remember, you know, you know how it goes, right?
When when white American citizens are doing crimes, that's fine
when when it's actually a crime that we suspect a migrant or someone who is like
maybe a naturalized citizen not a natural born one but a naturalized US citizen
then it's an issue that's how we are affordable for people it's a bad thing
we can have a great thing let the money go directly to the people and let them
by their own health care.
Is there anything you can do now, Mr. President?
This is going to be, this is going to be right now, as far as I'm concerned.
Go ahead.
We just got data today.
Do we have federal exchanges where people come shopping for the ACA?
And the President hasn't heard this yet, but we've talked to the team.
The percentage changed from last year.
I've been hearing a lot of back and forth about this and controversial opinion, and
I'm not saying this because, like, I'm Turkish, but people apparently...
now Americans are actually think Dr. Oz might be the only good person in this entire
entire federal agencies team that Donald Trump accidentally put into a position of
power.
I'm serious partially because the bars in hell also partially because he is a real doctor
before he was a TV doctor and a scammer.
But no, he's not a good person, he's not a good person, but, and he hasn't done a lot
of good in general throughout his career.
He was a fucking charlatan, a scam artist, all of that stuff.
I'm saying, when to match with the performance of every single other person that Donald
Trump has actually elevated to a position of power, a lot of the people that are
looking at this stuff from afar on ironically think dr. Oz has been doing a fairly decent job
in comparison to everybody else and I have seen some
I have seen some chatter uh about him potentially uh taking over uh hhs in general
you know I mean we have a fucking podcaster who can't even touch the ground when he's
sitting on a chair running the FBI. Okay. Yes. Why does the bar matter? He's a doctor,
not a lawyer. No, that's what I mean. Like he's not L streamer bro forgot the rage bait
all stream so far as getting boring as fuck fast. I'm a tweak on the ice. If it doesn't
improve in like five minutes, L streamer wears the rage bait and entertainment brother.
I don't know if you are lost, but I cover politics.
I mean, the rage bait in and of itself comes from how fucking stupid this
administration is, but I usually just cover politics.
I don't care.
Make it work.
Okay.
I'll get to it.
She's fantastic.
She's a fantastic person.
Thank you, Mr.
President.
Some GOP lawmakers have written to you in recent days saying they're
concerned. This is up to your order to normalize drug use for youth. How would you respond?
Um, yeah, like I was saying, though, like I was one of the doctors respond to it because
they can do it a lot better than me. Show your foot to them. 82% of the people want
it's always funny when people realize most of your coverage is boring, but we make
it less boring. Also, uh, American news is not as boring as like news in other
other countries I would say is everything is so fucked it's a massive shit show so it's
entertaining in and of itself.
When they go through this horrible ordeal of cancer or other things.
Hey Hassan, black people love you.
This is something that makes you feel better.
I love black people.
All of the side effects of some of the drugs where you're just a lot of asses man.
I'd like to have one of the doctors maybe respond because your people do it better than anybody.
I'm happy to respond, I mean and my answer is we have had cannabis scheduled for how long?
I love this lady.
The way she says cannabis.
We have 20 million people in the United States with a cannabis use disorder.
This is not legalizing it.
It's making it easier to do research so that we can use it when it is indicated
and optimized.
So it's also a big part of this is research, in which you now have a much larger sample
and you'll be able to see if it's as good as many people say it is, and then people
say it is beyond good, and you'll be able to find that out.
On housing, you talked in your address last night about housing.
Are you still considering a national emergency over housing?
I'm looking at it.
What would that look like?
What would that look like?
There's two thoughts on housing.
You have a lot of people have housing in it because we have
Puka, apologize, stand up to, and then put the stand up to Jewish hate as a
Net worth
Time out, Puka said time out
I don't want to knock those numbers down because
Hit the blue square and everything
I told you man
I told you for the ass
At the same time I want to make it possible for the other people out there and other people
He got the boss call
I don't think it's gonna be that consequential in general, but it's like this is the type of shit that you don't
You definitely don't need to do you know what I mean? It's just not
You just don't need to do that at all there was no point there was at no point where you
Like there is no reason for you to put yourself at risk like that
But yes, it's the one kind of it's the one kind of DEI and woke that still works. Okay. That's it.
The only the only woke that still works.
Can you explain to the folk at home what cannabis is shut up?
that.
Excuse me. Did he seriously
announced Patriot games the
boy and girl from each state.
Am I hallucinating that's what
you said, yeah.
Yeah, devil's lettuce.
Let's you go.
Wee.
They're incredible.
finest people protecting us
and because of tariffs
we're taking in
billions and billions of dollars more than we ever had before
with no inflation by the way with no inflation you saw the inflation numbers
that just came out today what great time
practically no inflation
and yet we're taking in hundreds of billions of dollars
okay after last night's uh...
crack induced
after last night's crack induced incident
I appreciate that question, where he did this crazy fucking national address that everybody
hated, that even the Republicans couldn't really defend and very quickly moved on from.
He's back to talking about how great the economy is, inflation not at 3.1%, but in
and saving the world, saving the world.
It's so fantastic.
And such bad shit was physically financed.
Bro, I saw Matt Walsh being like, that was so stupid.
Matt Walsh was like, why would you
interrupt my survivor finnally?
I wanted to watch my survivor on television.
And then I found myself watching Donald Trump yelling
at the TV anyway.
I hate that.
Back strongwaves, a very bad shit, very, very bad
shit physically.
And we're also to get caught in the box.
And scream at the mic about how you're
managing an affordability crisis it's like he's brandonizing he is brandonizing
but it's also in a very Trumpian way where you know Brandon was like oh you
guys are imagining the affordability stuff come on now you know your your
turkey dinner got like ten cents cheaper this year as opposed to last year
here like they were just basically chucking like dimes and quarters at
At the American working class and being like what it's raining. You have money now
Shut the fuck up and now Donald Trump is doing that
But he also has like a more angry tone to it as well
Where he's like Biden fucked up the economy. He ruined it
He ruined the economy so bad and also the economy is good now
And if you don't say it's good, you're a fucking idiot. You're you're a hater
I'm gonna put you in prison. You have to say the economy is good or else
the fattest ice agent you've ever seen is gonna come knocking down your door and
put you in a fucking detention facility and you know every time they take too
much time the Russia changes that mine 27,000 we're hiring the fattest ice
agents think of that what do you think of that the leaves train thousand it's
like a half nobody's done it like me before and it's that way it's anywhere
between 20 and 30,000 mostly soldiers also some people from Kiev and other
people largely it's the soldiers losing their lives nobody's ever seen
it's like the worst since world war you know you've heard me say I settled
eight wars some going on for 35 years one going up to 37 one going up to 32 and
And yeah, that's why he's starting a new one guys. Come on. This is
This is a chance we can get this done maybe soon remember that
25 to 30,000 people being killed among young people being killed a month
I mean I don't know before the honestly we owe him a war when you really think about it is right
Well, it's not gonna be that much different from what I did last night. I mean we've had tremendous success
We're bringing prices down. We inherited a mess
And part of what we inherited was the worst inflation in 48 years. I say history, but
But we had the worst inflation, it drove prices up.
And now we're bringing those prices down.
But I'll be talking about that.
I'll be talking about the fact that we secured the border where literally nobody can come
into our country illegally anymore.
They came in from prisons and mental institutions and drug dealers and, you know, a lot of
bad people from all over the world that as well emptied their prisons into our
country.
We had trend a ragua.
Every day I think to myself, this can't be appealing to a lot of people and every day
I find out, no, people still like this shit.
People just like, they like being lied to, they enjoy it, they're like, no, you're right.
All of my problems are actually related to immigrants.
Okay, well, Donald Trump has started doing mass deportations and your shit still sucks.
So what's that about?
like, well, I guess we just haven't deported enough migrants yet. Okay, got it. All right,
cool.
I came into office. They couldn't do that. They were, they were getting badly hurt in
many cases and beyond her guilt. So we were losing people were losing on average a person
a week. Can you believe it more? And now we haven't lost anybody a long time. I consider
the two people that got so badly hurt the National Guard. It's a difference. That
was terrorism. And probably terrorism. Maybe terrorism, because they were unhappy with the
tremendous success we've made, because they don't want to see this country be successful.
But Washington, D.C. now is a safe, beautiful city where the restaurants are booming. The
town is booming. People walk to the restaurants with their wife or their children. And we
We were losing all the restaurants.
We were losing our life in this.
We were just the whole heritage of Washington, DC
was down the drain, and we brought it back.
And now everybody's thrilled to be here.
It's the hottest.
It's a part of the hottest country anywhere in the world.
We'd become, in 10 months, the hottest country
anywhere in the world.
And I say it all the time, we were a dead country
one and a half years ago.
To be expected, you kind of missed your day.
Yeah, he would like to see me now. We haven't set it up formally, but he'd like to see me. We've had great success
peace in the Middle East aside from everything else. We now have peace in the middle. Yeah, he'll probably come to see me in Florida
I'd love to have him. I'll see see he's a friend of mine. Yeah, I'd love to have him. Thank you very much, everybody
He got bored. He got bored
He got bored. I like I love how we forgot about Mastery in Washington DC yet like
like one of our own CIA assets got activated on the National Guard in Washington, D.C.
And Donald Trump seemingly has forgotten about all of that.
Yeah, I mean, look, I try to comprehend what could possibly be redeemable about this administration.
I try to put myself in the, in the mindset of the average hog.
As you guys know, this is my favorite thing to do.
Um, and, and I just don't see anything like there is not like, what is there to look forward
to, uh, with, with what is there to look forward to with the Trump agenda, with the
Trump admin. Everything is shit. And it's not even entirely Trump's fault either. As
I said before, a lot of the stuff he did inherit slash also participated in when he was president
in 2016. But every time he's in charge, he seemingly accelerates the demise, right?
So what is there to look forward to? I mean, I guess it's just the distractions of the
the Patriot games, it's, we're really doing bread and circuses, Roman empire style. Like
it's just straight up, you know, UFC on the lawn of the White House or the Patriot games
or, or shit like that. Oh, the world cup is going to be here. No one is even thinking
about like the amount of money and logistics required to put that stuff together. No one's
thinking about what that's going to look like with the Trump administration's insane
Tourism policies like are we just going to deploy what remains of government funds to
make sure that we hire enough ICE agents so they can carefully comb through the hundreds
of thousands of people coming to the United States of America to watch the World Cup,
like their five-year social media footprint.
I guess we'll just, you know, toss AI onto that, have AI tackle it.
Yes, that's the way we do it, right? I suspect that'll be how it goes.
There's a thesis to be written about how hogs must know that shit will only ever get worse in the US,
and they can only care that it'll get worse as a white country, as opposed to a multiracial brown one.
Yeah, it's just the most, it's the most insane cope of all time.
Okay. The idea that like, oh, I know there is a major financial crisis that's imminent.
The economy is in the pooper and our corrupt billionaires are much more brazen and much
more open about their corruption and their wheeling and dealing.
And life for the average American is getting worse every day. But I think if we just
eradicated some of the browns, you know, some of those pesky brown folks, some of those pesky black
folk, then we could, you know, then things would be better. It's just cope, right? It's just cope.
Especially it's spectacular cope in a nation that is comprised entirely of immigrants,
Right? Oh, if we, as long as we blow up another, we blow up another country in the global South,
like things will get marginally better. It's not, you know, it's not going to get better.
And I don't know how much, how, how motivating this is for people. Absolutely no such thing as
must know the simple reality is lying to yourself is incredibly easy for human beings and they
believe the fantasies that simple doesn't matter how much evidence stacks up they will never
accept that they were made fools for believing in this as I've said before as I've said before
there's only so much there's only so much distraction that you can feed your brain
that helps you forget about how difficult things are for you in this affordability crisis where the
government is readily admitting that there are recessions taking place in different parts of
the country, right? Like there's definitely always going to be people who try to cope with
with how awful things are by fantasizing about harming those who have less than they do, like
harming an imaginary villain that they've propped up in their minds.
There is definitely some power to that, right?
But I always, but I assume that like at a certain point you have to recognize like, okay, all
the transgender's were banned from athletic competition.
They were all banned.
They can't participate in like high school swim meets anymore, right?
Did that actually, did that actually do anything for you?
I wish more people would ask this question.
It's one that I ask all the time knowing full well that that was always going to
be a distraction. And it wasn't going to make people, it wasn't going to actually satisfy
people's more understandable material needs, their material desires, right?
But I wish more people in positions of prominence, more people with influence, people in Democratic
party would just be like, hey guys, Trump did that. He's in power. Do things feel good
for you? You know? Does it feel like it's working? Because it doesn't feel like it's
working at all. Maybe we should try a different alternative, a different vision. Anyway, here
Here we are.
This is, I disagree with the previous sentiment.
Everyone absolutely has a breaking point.
People are forgetting the problems of America as we get the treats.
If we don't get the treats and life continues to get worse for people over time, they will
realize they're a frog in the boiling pot.
No amount of brown people are stealing their jobs can make, can ever make you unrealize
your groceries or three times more expensive and rent isn't going down.
Yeah.
I definitely think that whichever administration is in a position to try and manage the marketing,
try and manage the PR of the demise of American empire is always going to have a difficult job.
Okay, it's not an easy job. It's not easy if Brandon's doing it. It's not easy if Trump
Trump is doing it, especially in the absence of like sweeping change that they're promising.
And in Trump's case, that sweeping change is not actually in the direction of solving any
of these issues.
And instead, in many circumstances, is making the problems worse.
Like his big solution was tariffs.
Everybody fucking hated it.
It played a role in making things more costly.
Also, I do feel like this is the most anti-gamer administration.
ever had because part of what they've done, you know, part of what they've done with their extra
focus on both data centers and their focus on AI has unironically made so many of the different
components that gamers need for their gaming PCs more expensive, the tariffs as well.
So if this is the objectively the most anti gamer administration we've ever had and yet there are still so many gaming hogs
Gamer hogs that think like Donald Trump is the the fucking great messiah
Have fun with all of that guys on precedented levels of monopolization taking place
all of that is leading to
Worse services and worse products overall for a higher price point and on top of that you get
none of your treats I
Think lots of folks are too committed your questions are correct
But if they begin questioning Trump's lunacy now then they have to accept that maybe all along
They've been supporting someone who destroys and disrupts rather than creates and emboldens and I think the people who vote for Trump
Don't have the social capital to accept this. Yeah, I understand that I'm just talking about people in the margins
There's always people in the margins.
There's always gonna be people who, at a certain point,
recognize that maybe this wasn't the right thing.
Maybe the hopes that they placed on this guy,
maybe that was false hope.
Maybe it was on his false promises.
I'm always gonna be here to accept those
who actually make that change,
who actually engage in that radical act
of recognition, you know, because I think it's an important thing to do.
I think it's a powerful thing to do, and it's good for people to not find themselves rudderless
when they actually do take that next step.
I think most people recognize this shit is rigged and isn't working for them, they
don't have organization that collectivized their power in order to change it or even direct them
to more productive outlets. That's the other side of this. That's why I yell at the Democrats quite
a bit, right? Because it's the most common position. Ah, dude, this is all fuck. Both parties
are actually working for the powerful. And that statement in of itself is not the worst
statement to make, right? Not a bad statement. There is a lot of truth to that. It's like
that equation of, you know, dumb guy says, oh, both sides are fucked up. And then at
the middle, you have the partisan guy who's the actual true stupid. And then on the,
on the bottom on the other side in the top 1% of intellect, you have both sides are
actually, you know, participating in this bourgeois democracy. I think both sides are
bad, one side is worse, certainly. But I do think, I mean, the reason why I do yell at
one side, the Democrat side especially, is because they seemingly have no investment
in making the necessary changes or even galvanizing the public in a more productive
matter, moving them in a more productive direction. So that's why we're in this never-ending spiral.
President Trump addressing the nation in a combative and defensive prime-time speech,
placing the blame on Democrats for the economic challenges happening under his administration.
It's always good when you start off by saying a year into your
presidency. I've inherited a mess. Okay. It's always good when you have bold leaders that
are taking ownership over, taking ownership over how terrible things are going. And instead
of taking ownership over it like a good leader would, instantly choosing to blame the previous
administration for the economic hardships that Americans are experiencing, only to then
turn around and say, actually, there are no economic hardships as a matter of fact.
I inherited a mess, and there's actually no mess any longer.
Very fast.
But polls show that's not the reality for most Americans.
While some grocery items like eggs are down, economists say Americans have paid higher
prices on everything from lettuce to beef to coffee because of the president's tariffs.
A new Quinnipiac poll reveals 65 percent of voters say the state of the economy is poor
or not so good, with 50 percent saying Trump's policies are just making things worse.
The president, well aware the economy will be front and center next year's midterms,
suddenly promising a cash giveaway, announcing his administration is sending out checks
for $1,776 to military service members before Christmas.
One million, 450,000 military service members
will receive a special, we call Warrior Dividend
before Christmas, a Warrior Dividend
in honor of our nation's foundation.
You know what that's about, right?
Police are looking at the potential ties
to the Saturday shooting in Brown University,
Monday's fatal shooting in Massachusetts
to the technology at his home in Brookline, Massachusetts.
Oh, shit.
Is this like a assassin?
What the fuck's going on?
But why would an assassin do a random shooting
at Brown University, seemingly,
and then go after like a nuclear scientist?
I don't know.
I mean, just because the cops are looking into it
doesn't mean that there is a real connection
between the two.
Anyway, we'll look into it a little bit in a second because I want to talk about Donald
Trump's 1000 1000 776 dollars and 10 cents. Um, here, here is
what I wanted to show you guys. Yeah, war update,
everybody in the heels coming off the heels of Donald Trump talking about how he's going
to war with Venezuela because apparently Venezuela has a bunch of sweet oil sitting in the ground
that belongs to us.
This this this announcement kind of feels like steak and lobster dinner.
We are sending every soldier $1,776.
Fuck!
Yup.
Guys, you can get one stick of RAM if you're lucky, okay?
It's all good, everybody.
The amount of crayons you can purchase with $1,776.
Pretty good.
Pretty good.
maybe maybe one stick a ram whole stick stick a ram sign me up yeah it's the
sour oil we talked about yesterday yeah yeah it's not the good oil but it's
it's still good I think
it's not when you look at the current situation but as well as you interpret
the crisis as a shift from state-centered socialism towards a
a form of state managed capitalism
was more complex geopolitical restructuring
with sanctions and external pressures
reshaped the country's class dynamics.
It's definitely external pressure playing a major role.
I mean, there's obviously,
countries will always have issues.
Countries are always gonna have issues
with mismanagement, especially countries that aren't,
especially countries that aren't the United States of America.
I mean, we have issues with mismanagement, right?
But when you actually lean into certain pressure points
and cause instability, when there are competing factors
with ideological and material needs,
especially those in the capital ownership class
that do not like where the country is heading
and they align with this major imperial superpower
destabilize the country further and to actively do coup d'etats, many of which that fail.
And then on top of that, you get the motherload of sanctions.
It's not going to be easy to recover from that.
In that process, you are going to make decisions that are repressive.
Political repression is going to be commonplace.
This is not an excuse for said leadership, it's just a recognition of how people get
there.
Anyway, US soldiers suspect deployment of Stake and Lobster's hit defect menu yet.
has steak and lobster.
How's the steak and lobster?
All right.
They're decent.
How's yours?
I'm bringing the war.
You forgot the war.
I might have to double it.
I had to run it back. I had to run it back.
So much!
I'll take that little one.
Steak and lobster.
You know what that means?
We are going to war.
To war we are going.
I know this is a compilation of different times when they've served staying in lobster.
I'm saying that the reason why we're showing you this video is because it's like, it's
an explanation.
I'm explaining the concept for people that don't know.
before there's like any sort of serious military action any sort of like serious escalation
soldiers get served stay in lobster dinner before deployment
it's a it's a telltale sign of of things to come joke explanation stream i know
yeah i prepare yourself this we must be going to war or something
we gotta be going to war
I don't know where.
Those phones were rerouted from phones that proved to increase housing
allowance payment for active duty families, probably a net loss for many troops.
Yeah, an army marches on his stomach.
It's wild how much they're leaning into numerology with the 7076 bonus
and the 11,888 murderers entering our country and shit.
country and shit? Wait what? I don't know about that.
Of course, they will also be fucking over homeless veterans at
the same time. What is this? There's currently a mass shooter on
the loose who killed two students this past week in a
Bryan University and FBI Director, Cass Fossey, coordinating a
manhunt in Rhode Island. Wait, what? What does this have to
do with the fucking over homeless veterans? What? This
video is old because there are black people in the military,
there are still black people in the military, they just don't
Have the the shave slips any longer. Okay, so
When you see Blackville in the military and they have like massive bumps on their face now
That's because of Pete Hegseth
Okay, they didn't they didn't quit. They just now have folliculitis all over their fucking necks and their faces
You know that
That OCN account is a Hassan hater, by the way. I don't care. Let him hate.
Yeah. Where's my warrior dividend for having to pay double the cost on coffee all year because
the Lardass president tried to extort the Brazilian government into exonerating his
crook, its crook former president, which also failed. He just started a 27 year prison term.
Yeah. Well,
Well, you know, you know how it is. Anyway, nothing a good, nothing a good deal of war
won't solve everybody. You'll forget all about it when we go to, we wage war with Venezuela
because they're, they're holding our land and our oil inside of their national boundaries
of which they thought they had sovereignty over.
Duh. That's unacceptable. What are we talking about?
I think in 1776 we are sending every soul. Yeah, I'm calling this the Chevron war. Okay.
Chevron is seemingly the only company that is still allowed to take oil out of Venezuela.
I wonder why all of the other oil that's leaving the Venezuelan
coastline is actually our oil but it just hasn't been our oil yet okay it's
just waiting to be our oil your $1,776 think of that and the checks are
already on the way the president says that money is coming to explain what
they mean by Venezuela stole our land I have no idea what they're referencing
it's bullshit chatter. There's no rhyme or reason. They're just claiming that America,
look, it's the same exact colonialist argument that the British made when the Iranian government
under Mossadegh wanted to take a closer look at the extraction process on Iranian oil
fields that were being run by British Petroleum, okay, by BP.
It's the exact same argument. They're like, oh, we built those refineries, which is bullshit.
But regardless, like Americans built those refineries. Those are, you know, the oil
being extracted from the ground is supposed to be our oil.
I don't know how else to describe it other than they're just stealing or they want to steal.
That's it.
BP stands for British Petroleum.
Yes.
Just like when Iran was like, hey, we want to look at these contracts because this is our
oil and it feels like you're fucking us over.
Maybe we want a little bit better of a deal.
They were like, no, no, no, you can't do that.
completely unacceptable. Here's a coup. Have fun with that. We're putting the Shah in charge.
They're trying to do the exact same thing and using the exact same methods
and the exact same statements this time in 2025.
Yeah, here's Hussein Doro. The West, including Israel and the U.S., is pushing for regime
change in Iran claiming to support democracy but 72 years ago today, this is back in August 19th,
they overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mossadegh in a CIA backcoup shaping
the Iran we see today. With the help of the British, the CIA overthrew Iran's democratically
elected Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh, who had nationalized Iranian oil in 1951.
In 1951, Mossadegh's national front won the majority of seats in the Iranian parliament,
and the bill to nationalize the oil industry was passed with overwhelming support.
This put Mossadeck on a collision course with British imperialist capitalist interests.
And much like in the case of Venezuela now, Mossadeck wasn't necessarily taking the entirety
of the extraction industry and completely nationalizing it. He simply wanted to take a closer
look at the contracts, the long-term contracts that British Petroleum or rather the Anglo-Iranian
oil company at the time, the ridiculous exploitative contracts they had where it was, you know,
exploited Iranian workers and pretty much the entirety of the Iranian oil that belonged
to the Anglo-Iranian oil company.
They wanted to maybe demand more of their own natural resources.
They demanded more revenue generated off of their own natural resources, and the British
did not like that.
Instead of offering them a fair deal potentially or negotiating with the Iranian population
on what I consider to be one of the most justifiable points, they chose to overthrow
the democratically elected Iranian government and put and install the puppet leadership
of the Shah, which was incredibly ruthless, incredibly oppressive, torturous regime really.
And that of course led to the Iranian revolution.
But this is initially something that America involved itself in.
If you're wondering how Khomeini came into power, this is how, okay?
And if you are also wondering why people consider the Ayatollah to be a revolutionary figure,
this is also the reason.
Right?
Today, known as BP, rejected Mosaddegh's offer of talks and told British technicians
that they shouldn't work with their counterparts from the new national Iranian oil company.
British warships also blockaded the Abadan oil refinery.
The British government imposed economic sanctions on Iran banning the export of sugar and
steel.
All British stabbing Iranian oil fields were withdrawn and Iran was prevented from
accessing its hard currency in British bank accounts.
British Prime Minister Clement Attlee
considered seizing Apodon by force,
and his successor Winston Churchill
took an even more hard line stance.
The British took the case
to the International Court of Justice.
Still, judges ruled they had no jurisdiction over it.
Okay?
British spies in Iran worked to undermine Mossadeq
by bribing candidates during the elections in 1952.
MI6 officer Robert Zaner spent over 1.5 million pounds
bribes smuggled in biscuit tins while his colleague Norman Durbashire admitted to the
coup cost over two million pounds. The British persuaded the US Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles that Iranian nationalism was a Soviet plot. This wasn't helped by the fact that
the Communist two-day party who had previously denounced Mosadegh had decided to reverse
their position and support him. By early 1953, US President Dwight Eisenhower agreed
launch a joint coup with the British known as Operation Ajax. The CIA officially admitted
their involvement in the coup. Still, the British have refused to acknowledge that they were involved.
Okay, the U.S. and Britain not only wanted to regain access to Iranian oil,
but also wanted to stop the Iranian nationalist movement that was linked with Mossadegh.
By installing Gasha as a puppet leader, they could reassert their economic and political
interests in Iran. So in many circumstances, just like when a company actually literally
spends more money on labor lawyers to thwart attempts at unionization because an attempt
at unionization is an attempt at sovereignty for the working class. Instead of dealing with
the Iranian population fairly, the British government and the American government decided
to actually put in a puppet in charge. Now, if this is something that is coming across
as similar to what you're seeing in Venezuela, that is exactly what's going on, I'm sure
Maduro, instead of having his entire, having the country fall into a state of war, has tried
to offer up the resources, as many American outlets have reported, and Chevron is already
working inside of Venezuela. That is not enough for foreign leadership, because any
Any sort of sovereignty is a terrifying prospect for the United States of America, as long as
Maduro is still in charge, even if he offers up the natural resources of Venezuela, that's
still not enough, because God forbid he set up contracts with our foreign adversary, China,
for example.
The CIA hired gangsters and fake protesters to organize chaos in Tehran, and Mossadegh
resigned after the army attacked his house, and anti-communist dictatorship led by the
Shah was established.
As I've said over and over again, this is a historical repeat.
This is a historical repeat that is taking place right now in Venezuela.
They can't have Maduro in charge of Venezuela, even if Maduro is offering up all of the natural
resources and instead they want a much more pliant Venezuelan state, no matter how destabilized
said Venezuelan state might be.
Now you might have seen on your Twitter timeline.
a lot of the arming initiatives of a civilian defense force that's taking place in Venezuela
right now.
One must ask the question, why Maduro, this dictatorial tyrant and the way that people
have presented him in Western news, would be so willing to offer up arms to a population
if he is not afraid of said population rising up against him?
And that's a really interesting question.
And I think the reason why he's doing that is, one, partially because he is not fearful
of these civilian defense forces turning their arms on the Maduro regime, the Maduro administration,
but instead knowing full well that if he is dethroned, if he is forcibly taken out, if
he is decapitated, okay, if the Venezuelan leadership as it stands is decapitated,
They will have the proper training and the proper arms for what comes next.
And what I suspect there is mass instability, mass chaos, mass violence, and a tremendous
amount of fascistic repression in the hands of the puppet leadership of Machado, the
Nobel Peace Prize winner of this past year, who is slated to come and visit the White
House to offer said Nobel Peace Prize that she got to Donald Trump.
So I think that the situation is very fucked for Venezuela and the way that America moves,
the way that America works is basically on a, what are you going to do about a policy?
way that America is moving is on a policy of might is right.
And I think we do not care about the death and destruction that comes along as long as
long as our foreign policy needs are met.
Do I think that this implies like full-blown ground invasion of Venezuela?
I don't know.
I don't think so.
I feel like that's a far more costly and far more difficult endeavor.
I don't know if there is enough appetite for it, but we shall see.
Machado met with the IMF World Bank and hedge funds to discuss investment opportunities
in October, similarly to the investment meetings and the buildup of the invasion
of Iraq.
For those of you who say, I still don't understand, why does she win the Nobel Peace Prize?
Because all of these Western institutions still ultimately are guided by the United States of America,
the United States of America's interests, and American imperialism.
If these past two years have not taught you anything, I don't know what to tell you.
The only, the moments in which some of these institutions want to maintain their legitimacy,
their credibility, where they step out of line from the needs, and the interests,
and the goals of American Empire, like in the case with Israel, they very quickly get punished.
The Trump administration, for those of you who haven't been paying attention,
has already sanctioned many of the ICC prosecutors. They have sanctioned the former ICC prosecutor
that was tasked with investigating Israel's war crimes. They keep doing it
it over and over again. And they do it in broad daylight. It's not like this is a hidden
thing. This is not like a, um, this is not like a, like a secret or a conspiracy or anything
of that sort. This is pretty open. It's out in broad daylight. And it's, uh, you know,
it's happening all the time. It's repeating Western hegemony doesn't always need boots
on the ground. Economic pressure sanctions and political isolation create the same instability.
And when the social base starts cracking from the inside the civilian defense groups losing faith
That's exactly the outcome Western powers bank on. Yeah, but if it doesn't work
Then you also have to obviously improve your odds by directly fighting
That's when you send in boots on the ground today
The Trump administration is sanctioning two international criminal court judges directly engaged in politicizing illegitimate actions against Israel
The United States has been clear we will continue to respond with significant and tangible consequences
to protect against ICC's lawfare, abuse of power, and blatant disregard for the sovereignty
of U.S. and Israel.
By the way, the Twitter thread that I was showing you is from Hussain Dourou, a person
who earlier, a person who quite literally was victim to the European Union's, European
Unions, Union, European Union's broad attempts at making someone a non-person.
Hussein Doro is literally a prisoner inside of the country that he's in for anti-Israel,
So, fomenting anti-Israel sentiment.
I believe they also say because of his operation, I think, what is it, redfish or something?
It's like a Russian state backed or Russian funded.
I think their claim is around Ukraine.
But I'm not so certain that that is the reason because they did this.
They basically debanked him, like literally debanked him specifically after a lot of the
anti-Israel coverage that he was doing.
Anyway, that is where we're at.
Also, Trump has announced hunger games as well, but let's continue.
for revenue. But even Republicans have said he can't cut those checks without approval
from Congress first. And while he claimed his math deportation
at the we've been as well as what is this we've been as well as don't like Maduro stop
talking like he's a good guy. I'm really tired of you. You're talking from your ass. That's
not how it works is given arms to the most stupid of people given arms to all those
far as we're taking monetary advantage of following him. We've been as well as
retired the shit. Yeah, both things can be true. But don't start as narrative
like he's an amazing guy. Is there any point where I said he's an amazing guy? I didn't,
I don't care. His, his, him not being an amazing guy plays no role in this. Okay. It doesn't.
As someone from a country that has been a historic Cold War ally, a NATO nation.
I personally saw what took place when there was an American Bakuta that failed in Turkey
that only led to more repression and more power in the hands of a singular man who was able
to successfully implement a referendum.
If you don't like Maduro, the best thing you can do is demand no American intervention.
Okay?
American intervention in Venezuela. And yet, America has one speed. There has never been,
there has, you said he gives arms to his people and is not afraid of getting shot. No, I'm
saying that he's giving arms to his people and he has no fear of getting shot right now.
And in the scenario where he is taken out of power, he's giving arms to the people
because he knows that the people will inevitably fight back against the Machado puppet state.
That's why he's doing it.
It's a contingency plan.
But the whole point is, if you were this despotic dictatorial tyrant that every single
person despises in the way that he is presented with no popular support whatsoever, even
Even though his support has diminished over the years, and for the most part he was just
like leaning into the charismatic and leading to the charismatic and popular leadership
of Chavez, he was greatly eating off of the Shavista movement and year over year because
of his mismanagement, because of his repression, and also on top of that because of a lot of
foreign entanglements, foreign involvements that have made life a living hell in Venezuela,
and his response to such initiatives have obviously been more forceful, okay?
Ultimately, the Shavista movement that backed him initially has fallen, I wouldn't say it's
completely gone away, but it's nowhere near as powerful or as popular as it once were.
Okay. So, the substitute for the Maduro administration is not a American-backed right-wing puppet
that will sell off all of the Venezuelan natural resources and then, and then due to the additional
instability caused, like you think, listen, listen, listen, you say we protest, they kill
us about the Maduro regime, right?
wait until you protest against Machado. Then you will see a very different and even worse
version of repression. That's my point. At least that's what's happened historically.
That's why I gave you the example of the Iranian revolution and how the Iranian revolution
took place, okay? Do you understand? Even the first act before full-blown military occupation
and invasion has been to just straight up bomb random fishermen and say that there
There is this like massive drug dealing conspiracy that's taking place.
Venezuelans know that that's bullshit.
Even Venezuelans that don't like Maduro know that that's fucking bullshit.
They just hate Maduro.
So they think, oh yeah, it's fine, whatever.
Who gives a shit that a bunch of fishermen are getting bombed.
So what's the substitution here?
You'd rather instead of having Maduro engage in like ruthless crackdowns on, on protests
against the Maduro administration. You'd rather have American bombs blow up the Venezuelans.
Is that what it is? Like, you're just exchanging leadership from one guy that you say is ruthless
to another faceless, lifeless entity that has not even made an attempt to act like he
cares about everyday Venezuelans. Okay, so you defend the boots on the ground,
Wait, what?
Would you say this about your birth country, though?
My birth country is the United States of America and boots on the ground.
Do you mean I understand why there are militia movements? Yes.
Forming against the potential American invasion? Yes. I think they are right to do that.
And secondly, I have actually said this about Turkey.
Turkey's not my birth country, but I have.
Turkey is the country where my family's from, Turkey's where I grew up.
Although I'm an American born citizen and a Turkish citizen, I literally brought up the failed coup.
There was an opportunity for two separate options. Either you continue with the repressive
Erdogan regime or you allow an American puppet state to be implemented in Turkey.
My preference was Erdogan over Fethullah Kuland.
And I say that as someone who can't even fucking go back to Turkey
So yeah, I am consistent on that position as a matter of fact my personal experience in that guides
My analysis in this circumstance as well
So fuck
and
unemployment rose in November to its highest.
Is Turkey saved to travel to?
Fuck yeah, of course it's saved to travel to.
I'm in a unique predicament.
That's very different, okay?
This level since 2021,
and as more than 20 million Americans
prepare for their health insurance premiums
to skyrocket at the end of the year,
the president once again teasing his healthcare plan
but offering no substantial details.
Instead, he blamed Democrats for expiring subsidies.
subsidies. And it's their fault. It is not the Republican's fault. It's the
Democrats fault. It's the unaffordable care act. Republicans control both
chambers of Congress and are set to leave town in just a few hours without
sending a health care bill to the president's desk. So the president
told reporters in the room that his White House chief of staff Susie
Wilds told him to deliver this speech. He promised that the economy
would improve next year that prices would come down. He also promised
aggressive housing reform but did not provide any details on what exactly he
plans to do, George. And Rachel, in keeping with the partisan tone of the
speech last night, the White House also revealed yesterday pretty big changes
to this, these portraits of the president in the White House colonnade.
Yes, George. And first it was paving over the Rose Garden, then it was
demolishing the East Wing to make room for that ballroom. Now the
president making additional changes to the colonnade. He has now unveiled
what he is calling the presidential walk of fame. This includes portraits
of every single president.
He has now added plaques with descriptions underneath.
He's using it as an opportunity to take a swipe
at his predecessors, calling former president Joe Biden
sleepy and crooked, calling former president Barack Obama
one of the most divisive figures in political history.
I will tell you, we saw this yesterday.
Many of these read like the president's social media posts
and that is because the White House press secretary says
the president wrote many of these himself, George.
Right, Scott, thanks very much.
Just being our chief Washington correspondent,
John Carl, for more on this.
John is starting out with the speech last night. This is not the typical presidential
speech that merits prime time attention. Um, um, you know, the shit didn't bang because
as I covered last night, Sean Hannity spent like 20 minutes on it and then moved on to
the other things. Okay. The Pettiesburg address. If this, if this speech actually banged Fox
News be doing victory laps all over being like, the lips are so own, dude. Oh my God.
Well, American prosperity is imminent. Right. And they basically were like, yeah, great.
It was really cool. It's going to really help us in the midterms. Let's move on to
the brown shooter and how our FBI is incredibly incompetent in ways previously unforeseeable.
It was a crazy speech overall.
He seemed like he was on crack cocaine.
He hit all the same lines.
He hit all the same lines that you expect from a, from a regular rally speech or even
some of the lines that you heard from him responding to the fucking media earlier this
morning when he was declassifying marijuana.
Great stuff.
Just yelling the entire time.
Just started off strong with, I inherited a mess and also everybody transgender,
computer undocumented immigrants are raping and pillaging the lands were being invaded.
The problems that he claims are destroying America are made up. The solutions that he creates
are very real, but those are not real solutions to improving people's economic conditions, of
course. And the financial struggles that he claims are fake are actually very real.
It's upside down world in every way, shape, and form, okay?
When he says the country is hot, hot, hot, he doesn't mean like literally the economy is doing
great. I think he means like the temperatures are rising.
Everything that he says is the diametrical opposite.
Well, George, when the president of the United States asked for primetime network airtime
to address the nation. It is usually either to make a statement about a national crisis,
to announce a major new initiative, or to speak on an issue of war and peace. This was none of that.
In fact, I cannot recall a primetime presidential address that was as defensive and hyperpartisan
as this one. By my count- They're still talking about partisanship. Brother,
it's over, okay? I don't know if boomers still actually tune into that kind of narrative,
tune into that kind of world building. Do boomers actually still go, man, why can't we
go back to a bipartisan president? Is that like a demand? Maybe some of the libs do still?
I think we've moved, I don't know. I feel like we've moved beyond that, right? Like
that's expected. Yes, he's gonna be heavily partisan. And I think the next Democrat
should be heavily partisan. I think the next Democrat shouldn't just be heavily
partisan. The next Democrat administration or the next left flank candidacy, whatever
it is, okay, inshallah, should be incredibly partisan. They should be doing the reversal
of Donald Trump, but this time in the direction of like genuinely improving people's material
conditions and punishing the naysayers, punishing the hurdles, punishing the people
in positions of power that are actively trying to gum up the works to try to
stop this from happening. You say Medicare for all health insurance executives come out and speak
out against it. Boom, send the IRS down their way. Take a look at their fucking finances,
audit them, put them under mountains of paperwork. There is plenty of misdealings that are taking
place because corruption has been legalized. Make sure that you are running on an anti-corruption
campaign. Meanwhile, of course, the Democratic party as it stands is obviously not doing any
of those things. They're not going to promise any of those things. They're, they'll just take on,
you know, an aesthetic posture towards affordability, the bare minimum without any sort of tangible
policies that people can associate with the Democratic Party in the direction of,
of actually bringing about affordability. So, you know, that's something you can look forward
to. President Trump mentioned Joe Biden and the Democrats 15 times over the course
of that 20 minute address. And as he made those partisan attacks, this speech was littered
with false statements and exaggerations. He claimed prices were coming down from record
highs when he took office. And as you know, according to his own government's economic
data, the inflation rate today is almost exactly what it was when Joe Biden left office
in January. Rachel also reported how the president's talking about these checks for
$1776 to American service members.
It's unclear that they're really on the way, though.
You know, one of the fundamental facts of the way the government works, Congress controls
the purse strings.
Those many Republicans have said previously, if the president's going to do some kind of
rebate, Congress needs to authorize that.
Of course, the backdrop for all this is the President's declining poll numbers
on the economy and his overall approval.
Yeah, if the president was addressing a crisis last night, it seemed to be a crisis
of confidence in his handling of the economy.
Americans are overwhelmingly unhappy with the state of the economy, and a clear majority
in many recent polls are blaming Donald Trump.
Just take a look at a new poll out just yesterday.
57 percent say they disapprove of Trump's handling of the economy.
And while the president recently gave the economy an A++++, in this poll, only 3 percent
of Americans say that they think the state of the economy is excellent.
George, if there was one sliver of good news, if you want to call it that in this poll for
the White House, it was that by a narrow margin, people actually distrust Democrats
even more than Republicans to deal with the economy.
John Carle, thanks very much.
Overnight, there was another deadly strike on a suspected drug boat, killing four.
This one in the eastern Pacific, closer to Columbia, this brings to 90-
Venezuela has nationalized oil like Iran, the terrain of Vietnam, and the large
military of Iraq, who could wage a massive gorilla campaign without Maduro like in Afghanistan?
It's an amalgamation of all of America's biggest failures and it is much closer in proximity
to the United States.
It's fantastic.
What could go wrong except for virtually everything?
Okay.
It is a fucking disaster in the making.
It's a disaster from like a pro-American perspective, right?
It's obviously a major disaster from, it's a major disaster in general also from a caring
about Venezuelan lives and caring about not having this level of destabilization in Latin
America perspective as well.
They wouldn't drop the 35-year-old, right?
I mean, probably not.
There is just no, there is at this stage who the fuck actually thinks that this kind of
American intervention will be a benefit except for I guess like some of the Venezuelan chatters
in here living in like Miami or something that have seen their neighbors and their family
members get arrested and thrown into detention camps or shipped off the fucking sea cot in
El Salvador, who still think that this American government actually has their best interest
in mind somehow.
I don't know how brainbroken you could potentially be that you look at the United States of
America, fucking up forcibly the Venezuelan economy, causing mass destabilization, okay?
Causing mass destabilization, having a bunch of Venezuelans come to the United States of
America, offering them temporary protective status, which Donald Trump actually reinforced
on his way out, extended on his way out, only to use all of the hundreds of thousands of
Venezuelans that come to the United States of America to find a better life for
themselves as simple pawns in his political game claiming that they're all fucking terrorist
drug dealers and rapists and shipping them to a totally separate third country.
Like that's how discardable you are if you're Venezuelan in Trump's eyes.
And it's not like he's hiding it, he's just openly stating it.
And you're over here thinking like, no, that guy's actually gonna be better.
What do you want to see?
9.
The number killed in these boat strikes with no evidence made public that these boats are
carrying drugs.
This comes as President Trump is now calling for a blockade of all say-
I came back to Venezuela at the start of November.
Let me tell you, the Venezuelan brainworm is real.
People here cheer on an invasion.
You tell them, but imagine Caracas all destroyed and they just look at you like,
You can point to Libya, you can point to Iraq, you can point to Afghanistan, you can point
to so many different places where America has been able to successfully do this, this
exact same thing, and how much better off they are now, like it's crazy.
oil tankers and there are dozens. It was just a little over a week ago. We saw that dramatic
seizure of an oil tanker off Venezuela's coast with an elite Coast Guard team repelling onto the
ship's deck. Oil exports are the lifeblood of Nicolas Maduro's government. Well, they're suffering.
What do you expect from them? They're going to suffer more. Like, what are you talking about?
That's the whole point. The whole point is to try and stop additional suffering
from a people that are already suffering. This administration hasn't even done the necessary
groundwork to make it seem as though they give a fuck about Venezuelans. At least,
at least in the past, when you had an inflow of refugees from the country whose economy you've
like purposely fucked up and destabilized in an effort to foment some kind of popular
resistance against the administration.
And then the administration reacts with even further repression.
This is normal part of the process.
You wouldn't directly say every single person from the country that we're going to invade
is a rapist criminal that we must deport instantly to a third country, okay?
America's doing that.
And there's still fuck of Venezuelans that are like, nah, actually that country
would be better off. Archetry better off. They're not even doing a Psyop and people
are like, I am, I am willing. I didn't even get Psyop and I'm still on board.
And President Trump has made no secret he wants him out of power, but with this military build
up the attack on drug boats and now this threat of more seizures, the risk of a dangerous
confrontation in the stand up standoff is increasing. Michael,
It seems like it's really escalating, Martha.
Martha, there's new controversies around the nomination
for the leader of the Coast Guard.
Exactly, Michael.
Admiral Kevin Lunday had been nominated
to head the Coast Guard, but that nomination
was frozen by Democratic Senators Tammy Duckworth
and Jackie Rosen, because the Coast Guard downgraded
its listing, they say, of swastikas and nooses
as merely potentially divisive in its workplace
harassment policy, instead of again labeling them
as hate symbols. Senator Duckworth told ABC, she had been assured by Monday that he believes
the swastikas and nooses are hate symbols, but that's-
Excuse me, this is hurting military readiness. Um, excuse me. Why can't they, why can't
they get swastika tattoos? I don't understand. It's just a, that's a symbol of peace,
I'll have you know, that's a Buddhist symbol of peace, ma'am.
Oh God, where are, what the fuck are we doing, man?
What are we doing?
New policy went into effect, regardless, she said.
But overnight, the Coast Guard put out a strongly worded statement saying it maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward hate symbols, extremist ideology.
Also, this is utterly irrelevant. But my friend who's an immigrant from Venezuela has been posing about how we shouldn't call it regime change
But democratic restoration and shit. I try not to question him on it since his first-hand experience, but it feels weird
Yeah, you know what he doesn't have first-hand experience with?
Living in a rock-style situation, okay living in a Libya style situation
Which I suspect he won't be living in regardless because he's in the United States of America now
Now, except he might actually be living in that situation or even in a worse situation
when the Trump administration decides actually he's not worth living on US soil as they have
already signaled towards.
So I don't understand how these guys have any faith whatsoever.
I understand why you lose faith.
You lose confidence in your, you know, in your local leadership and your domestic leadership.
I get that.
I mean, I experienced that personally, like I said, with Adelman and Turkey, but there
has never been a situation where the condition of the ground have improved after American
intervention just doesn't it doesn't happen.
And it's even different than the Cubans.
Okay.
When people say I really don't give a fuck why Cubans of Venezuela live in America say
about this shit, except it's even, it's not even like the Cubans. The Miami Cuban mentality
is there, right? For sure. Except this is different because the Trump administration at least is
not like threatening or can't really deport the, you know, half a million Cubans that
live in Miami or whatever the number is, because they've been here and, you know,
their second generation, third generation at this point, like they were born in the
the United States of America, so that like for now, for now, but the Trump administration
is actively signaling that they're gonna denaturalize people, is actively signaling that they are
working to, I mean, they've singled out Venezuelans living on US soil as like the number one op.
It doesn't make sense.
It's not like they're saying like, oh, Venezuelans, you are our allies.
We are welcome here.
We are so sorry about what Maduro has done to you. They're literally saying you're rapist
drug dealers and we're gonna fucking kill you. We're gonna send you to El Salvador.
Were you initially a fan of Adodon? Fuck no, of course not. I was lived up as hell. Are
you kidding me?
Was the public sentiment positive for him overall? Yes, the public sentiment obviously. Adodon
has always been able to maintain a 51% majority. That's just, you know, something that
he's been able to maintain. The Turkish elections are free. They're just not there, I
would say or
Like the the election that take place in Turkey are legitimate and there is legitimately a 51% coalition
Which is going away now, but we've been saying that for the past 20 fucking years
The difference however is that
In the past it was almost single-handedly in his in the hands of his own party
Then you have to build a coalition with the MHP which is the
the ultra-nationalist party, also another CIA invention,
Shao Sao Tung Nado, Shao Sao Tung CIA.
Obviously, Erdogan himself comes from the political background,
like Erdogan's personal political background,
and his movement is also the other side
of the CIA-Nado intervention in Turkey, the religious,
The Islamist movement is where he comes from, also propped up against Kurdish nationalists
and socialists and all of these different movements in Turkey that were a real threat
to America's interests as it was fighting against the USSR.
But that's like these movements in the country that were primarily tasked with destroying
any sort of like left flank political organizing in the country succeeded.
Out of all comes from that background, him and Fethel were like this, Fethel like you
done initially.
And then they separated when America decided actually we want even more control.
Fethel like you not had developed a parallel state in Turkey already had his tentacles
in pretty much every fucking facet of Turkish existence from teachers, schools, all the way
to judges, heads of police, people in the military, and they implemented a coup d'etat, it failed,
and then Adwan was able to harden his power and use the legitimate threat of a parallel
state to further solidify his own power, basically.
In any case, the reality of the matter is, Erdogan is still far more preferable to an
American puppet like Fethulakuland running the country.
I said it as someone who is no fan of Erdogan at all, and I'm sure many of the anti-Erdogan
Turks in my chat would also agree to that. Absolutely zero people in Turkey will say
Firdullah Gülhan would have been a better leader for Turkey unless they're like super
super invested in Firdullah Gülhan's cult. The point is there's always a worse op
out there okay yeah fuck ns content
I don't know where did I learn that I met in the US, where did I go to the Fed school,
there was Fethullah school here, of course, there is everywhere, there is everywhere in Africa,
they open it with American money,
The Fidla-Gudan movement was also propped up by America because the Wahhabist movement
that was also propped up by the West was getting too radical for their taste.
So they thought we could build an alternative Islamist movement that is more tolerant to
Western intervention, that is more controllable by the West.
And then they did that with the Fidla-Gudan movement.
And that obviously did not work out very well for them anyway.
All right, let's continue.
I don't know why I'm talking too much about Turkey today.
I guess there are a lot of similarities with the way that with the with the warning signs, I guess, or with American intervention.
But yeah, the US Coast Guard statement on this stuff.
I think like we should watch probably a video on the Monroe Doctrine and then also a
a
Video on
In an effort to like show you guys like the developments that have taken place long before this last action
and then
And then on top of that
Maybe maybe do a deeper dive into like the Venezuelan resources in general
Trump defending its strikes against suspected drug boats in the Caribbean during his prime time address listen
They decimated the bloodthirsty foreign drug cartels
We did that all by ourselves with our people and we're so proud of it because they were poisoning and destroying our population
Drugs brought in by ocean and by sea are now down
94 percent and a lot of action taken yesterday
Here's how the administration is ramping up their pressure against Maduro's regime first off
Let's take a look at the region. We have two places. We're hitting the Caribbean and we're hitting the Pacific
We've had 14 bro. They're doing like they're doing
NFL style red zone coverage on this shit, dude. Hell. Yeah, we're hitting everything. That's right. We got all these bombs
Not as well fucking use them
That's right, baby
It's in the Pacific, we've had 11 in the Caribbean, these are roughly the places we're doing it.
This is Venezuela, this is Colombia.
We are our assets.
These are our ships, this is 15% of our armada, this is about 15,000 troops as well.
They're located on these various bases in the region from Puerto Rico to Trinidad
Tobago.
And this is where they plan on implementing the blockade.
labeled about 80 separate tankers as blockade eligible to block the oil flow, to squeeze
Maduro and get him out once and for all. I think over 80% or 85% of their total economic
income comes from oil. They can't get it out. Something's got to give. Who's getting
this discounted oil? Guess what? China, by a staggering amount. Yeah, we get some,
if you look at our color over here. Yeah, we get some, but this is who benefits.
And that's why China, you know, how dare they, I do like that Fox News is more honest about
this assessment than like they're unintentionally more honest about American ambition here than
BBC or any number of different like liberal analysts are.
Because they're trying to, they're trying to basically propagandize hard and make their
audiences get on board with this initiative at a time when like the overwhelming majority
is not interested in military intervention in Venezuela, okay?
Because we are living in a very different time than 2001.
There's no more remnants of like the American boom of the nineties.
Okay.
There's no, there's no hope left.
There's been 20 fucking plus years of the global war on terror.
Everyone is tired of this shit.
Everyone knows the ways in which you, uh, you, you try to propagandize for, for military
action like this.
And in the absence of a 9 11 style situation where Americans are going to get whipped
up into a frenzy and a panic, they're not going to get invested.
not going to get invested in the situation. The media environment is different. The amount
of hope or rather the social investment that the average American has about the American
forum policy initiatives is shattered. There is no investment whatsoever, right? There's
There's no investment at all.
People just don't give a fuck about the ambitions of American Empire.
They don't have a lot of nationalistic fervor because there's not really a lot to look forward
to in the American future.
So for those reasons, I don't think a lot of Americans are invested in going to war
with Venezuela, right?
Having said that, in the absence of all of those other, you know, motivating principles,
they have to figure out a way, they, they have to figure out a way to sell this. And
in an effort to sell it, in an effort to sell it, they're getting brutally honest.
Once again though, why the fuck should the average American care about whether Venezuela
is giving oil to China or not?
Like, why?
Why is that a point of concern?
If you are living in West Virginia, OK,
and you haven't had a decent job in decades
and you're living in squalor, there's
no rural hospitals in your immediate vicinity.
You have to go to the vet, the veterinarian,
to get immediate medical help.
Many of your family members are deeply addicted to opioids.
You've seen a bunch of them died overdoses.
Luckily, your family was able to hold on to a trailer
that is the only thing that you have
associated with your name.
You turn on the television and this fucking dipshit
is like, Venezuela's selling oil to China.
What level of investment do you have in this?
Okay.
Like what what what are you oh man wait what Venezuela selling all the China we gotta put
an end to this now like fuck you mean dude I'm sure there are people that see that and
go that's right we gotta do something about it but the number of people that have that
level of investment is diminishing. Okay. That's it. That's it. You can't you can't sell this.
No matter how hard you fucking try.
There's no holy war angle to it either. Like what is the galvanizing principle here?
What is the galvanizing factor here? That's the reason why
That is the reason why I always say like when people talk about Israel being like this holy war
There's religious war. I'm like, no, that's just the way to sell it to people. Okay, you need all war is around resources
Okay, but in order to get the average dumb fuck to be on board with one side over the other
You have to sell them on it
And if you just turn around and say no, this is so that like Chevron executives can turn profit
turn higher profit margins next year, if I'm not exactly feeling the impact of this great
American decade of prosperity, I'm going to be like, I don't give a fuck about the Chevron
CEO. Who gives a suck my dick? Do you see what I mean? Now, of course, there's an entire
separate conversation to be had here where it's like, do we even need the consent of
the masses to be able to initiate wars such as this one.
I think, yes, you still need at least a decent percentage of the population to be on board.
But with the Trump administration's allure, diminishing with the Trump, with the MAGA
cult experiencing the struggles that they are continuously experiencing under the
Trump administration after they bought into it, it's even more difficult.
even more difficult to get them on board with initiatives such as this one. At least if they
had treats or if they had something to look forward to, they would probably be more invested in
whatever Trump is telling them is going to be the next territory we must conquer.
Our backyard, getting discounted oil does not work for us, does not work for our national
security, and certainly doesn't work for, but does work for one country, and that is Venezuela,
led by Maduro. So let's check you with national security expert Rebecca Heinrichs about where
this is going. Rebecca, your thoughts about the president's mission and how he's approaching it?
Well look Brian, you did such a great job at explaining that we're actually doing two things
that are good for the United States' interest here. Not only do we squeeze the Maduro regime,
which of course has a symbiotic relationship with the drug cartels, but we're also diminishing
then as well as illicit a system of exporting oil into these other adversaries.
The funny thing is that you can tie all this up to gaming and such for normies to understand.
Yes, for the gamers, the PC you saved up for now costs a thousand dollars more.
Different components are even more costly. Okay, you're never going to get that upgrade.
And you're never going to be able to get a new console because of the tariffs.
Okay, that shit's more expensive too. The games are more expensive as well.
Donald Trump did that. And on top of that, if you thought, oh, well, this kind of consolidation
was going to be good because gamer pass, uh, you know, Microsoft mergers were actually going
to lead to a cheaper product down the line. Nope. That didn't happen either. There's
never been an instance where corporate consolidation has ever fucking led to cheaper prices
in the long run or better service and better products in the long run. It's entirely
in the hands of the mega corporation in the aftermath of said merger on whether or not
they choose to keep prices low and why the fuck would they choose to keep prices low
and in the absence of market competition there of course not going to keep the prices
low.
I bought 96 gigs of DDR5 RAM for 226 months ago.
The same RAM now costs $1,070 shit is fucked.
No, no, no, you don't understand though. The AI, the AI boon is going to save all of us.
And that's what these guys need to focus on. Okay. They need to do B2B. They need to sell
all the, they need to sell all their product to, to these data centers. Also those data
centers need to destroy your water supply. Those data centers also need to greatly
hike up. You need to subsidize with your newly skyrocketing electricity bills.
are subsidizing those data centers. I just, I don't know, man, it's so fucking crazy. It's
so crazy that like every part of this sucks and you get nothing out of it. Like nothing.
It's your work and the things that you type out on the internet that is like fueling
this AI takeover. And it's it's primary purposes that displaced you in the labor
market if you even have a desk job still, right? If you have one of those fucking coveted laptop
jobs, which are seemingly the only remaining jobs where the wages are super stagnant, the
benefits are stagnant, getting worse year over year, okay? Like, they are looking
to basically cut you out of that deal as well. And they're stealing whatever your
output is on the internet to make the AI thing work. You're basically training your robotic replacement.
It's, it's devastating. It's just an insane, it's an insane situation.
My mom works for a phone company. They're asking central office where the signal
originates to go on backup generators to keep data centers running. It's not happening all over
Texas, yeah. In your day to day, you're subsidizing these data centers with your energy bill that
has increased ginormously, okay. And in your workplace experience, your job is, you're basically
training your robotic overlord to replace you down the line. Where do we go from here?
How is this sustainable?
Where will it stop?
Will it stop when there's like, I don't know,
10,000 people that get to experience the world
and all of its glory and then everyone else
is their slaves, is that how we do it?
Is that when it'll be enough?
Everything is handled by AI.
You got no wages, you got no benefits,
You've got no compensation, no hope for a better future.
You're living in fucking squalor,
and you're basically hoping that you can be a slave
to the 10,000 ordained multi-billionaires.
That's your future.
That's what we're looking at.
Another country that it sells oil to is the Iran, and they do this to evade sanctions.
And then Iran refines the oil and then can export it to China, which has an insatiable
demand for oil.
So clearly the Trump.
Yeah, what are they doing with that oil, by the way?
Like, just walk through this process.
So Venezuela sends the oil to Iran.
Iran refines it, sells it to China, okay?
What is China doing with that oil?
Ooh, scary Chinese things.
Building our shit, dumbass.
Building the entire world's shit.
Manufacturing 30% of everything that we're getting.
Like, what are we talking about?
What do you think is going on here?
And it's a system that we designed for the record.
Like, what is this fucking framing?
Like, oh, you don't understand.
Venezuela is indecently selling its oil to Iran to refine Iran is then indecently selling the oil to China. And then China is indecently using the oil to make plastics that we consume that we have seemingly an endless appetite for.
And as a matter of fact, if the low cost Chinese goods weren't flowing into the country, we would probably have a people's revolt.
How dare they do this? How dare they try to survive in a system that we have designed?
How dare all of these other foreign adversaries try to continue existing, even though we have
forcibly written them out of the equation and try to punish anyone and everyone that
even collaborates?
administration has said look we've already sanctioned these tanker yeah dude it's absolutely
it's going to nothing bad yeah no you're right Chinese style oil is actually very different
than the way other countries utilize the oil yeah hey by the way where the fuck's your
phone made dumbass that you're tuning into twitch.tv over. Like there's not a single thing
that you touch that isn't at some point manufactured in fucking China and you're over here being
like well when the Chinese get the Chinese style oil from Iran it's actually being used
in an indecent way. Yeah so your fucking fat pig larded ass can enjoy your fucking
treats. I said they do nothing bad. Why do you assume a sarcasm? Because you didn't say
because of the way you presented it. Okay.
Just now we're going to really execute the sanctions enforcement by carrying out this
blockade, which is all they're really doing. This is just carrying out what we've
already done by sanctioning these illicit tankers.
So Maduro basically is being protected.
Iran turns the oil into transgender and rich uranium and not even by his own military, but
by the Cuban intelligence, we know we also love to squeeze Cuba have been going after
them since the sixties. This could really be their death. Now, if then as well as switches
and becomes an ally of ours, well, that's right. And then also, you know, any moment
now, we're just going to fucking destroy that. That's it. Any moment now, we're
going to destroy China. Okay. It's happening. Oh, yeah. No, no, this is it. This is the death
now. We're going to destroy, we're going to destroy Venezuela. Then we're going to destroy
Cuba. I don't know why because they're just kind of there and it's really fucked up that
they're kind of there existing. And then we're also going to destroy China as well.
It's just funny cause like this kind of posturing, this kind of like open, saber rattling never
happens in the Chinese media, for example, with the exception of like against Japan,
right?
When the Japanese prime minister says like, oh, we're going to reinvade Taiwan.
Like we did not that long ago.
You know, that's like the only time where you hear the Chinese government say something
even remotely similar. Never against America. Okay. And it's
understandably a sore spot for, for, you know, people who
probably still remember the Japanese occupation and learned
about it in school.
But beyond that, could you imagine if the if the Chinese
government spoke about America in this way? I imagine a
world where the Chinese government was like, yeah, we need to fucking dethrone America Kaka the
empire. We need to destroy them. The treat rights must must suffer. No more treats to America.
We must, we must bomb American ally boats over and over again.
everywhere around the world. I'm trying to imagine, but I don't know Chinese. It's true.
It's if you if you pressure the Maduro regime so much, you mentioned that this is about 80 85%
of the revenue that comes in that supports the Maduro regime. You're going to immediately have
further crises. That's already a fragile government system for the Venezuelan people.
Why is this the only instance where there's no reporting on the Israeli position on this?
I know it's quite anti-Semitic
That they're not talking about little old Israel's position in all of this, you know
In the periphery of all this they'd love to take away one more Iranian ally after they already lost Syria
They're gonna feel that pressure even more and they're gonna blame Maduro
And there's gonna be more pressure to push Maduro to leave so he I mean at this point Brian
I mean, I don't see at all how Maduro survives this.
I think he's going to be gone.
And the question then remains is, how do we get a pro-American opposition forces in there
to replace him in a stable way to get control over that?
Again, over all of those other militant people who support Maduro, they're going to have
to leave too and get pro-democracy people in place instead.
If you look at the boat strikes, there's been 26.
We're going to get pro-democracy people instead.
Oh, brother, where have I heard that before?
American and pro-democracy people. Hmm. Hmm. They'll welcome us as liberators. Okay. They,
oh my God, they're going to be so stoked when we dethrone Saddam. They will love it. They're
going to be so stoked. I mean, look, we came, we saw he died, right? Right? Everyone is so stoked
in Libya. They're so excited. We are going to win the hearts and minds of the Venezuelan
population any day now. Yeah.
The only country that gets to be sovereign and have sovereign rights is the
United States. And there are scores of right wingers of Venezuela, Iran and
elsewhere who are content to live in that kind of world.
Yeah. The exact same arguments were trotted out by the British when Iran
nationalizes oil in 1950s, doesn't belong to the people who live on the
land from is from which it is extracted. No, it somehow belongs to the people
who sought to steal it from under them.
The only country that gets to be sovereign and have sovereign rights is the United States,
and there are scores of right-wingers in Venezuela, Iran, and elsewhere who are content to live
in that kind of world.
Straight up, and we hear from them all the time.
As a matter of fact, it's the only type of people that we hear from in Western news.
Yeah, the American sweat, ingenuity and toil created the oil industry in Venezuela is tyrannical
expropriation.
What do words mean anymore?
Nothing.
Okay?
It feels like parody dude. It feels like fucking parody
Venezuelan oil was promised to us 3,000 years ago
What are we doing?
Venezuelan oil and land was promised to us 3,000 years ago.
Okay, excuse me. That's my oil.
That you are.
That you you seemingly expropriated. That's unacceptable. This is the the greatest crime of all crimes.
It's overall, it's estimated that 98 are dead because of that.
For the most part, the American people in this country is polarized, but 47% are in favor
of these strikes, especially if the president outlines specifically what it could mean for
America, but they are focused on our own cop.
Having US military use deadly force on drug-traffing boats from Venezuela, the opposition went
from 53% to 47.
Wow.
Yeah, show the other one.
Show the next number.
picture. Do you believe that the president's under pressure? Oh, wait, no, never mind. That's the
only favorable number, seemingly favorable number that they can actually present is that, you know,
Americans seemingly are fine with death and destruction.
Oh, it went the other way. Sorry. But even though you read it backwards.
Oh, the opposition went up. Sorry. Sorry. The opposition went up now. 53% from November
2025 where it was at 47%. And the thing is, this is the most favorable numbers that they have.
Okay? This is the most favorable numbers that they have on the Venezuela issue.
Okay? The opposition went up marginally, okay? The opposition went up marginally.
But that is the most popular position that the administration has. Think about how
fucking insanely unpopular it is. Yeah, they put the graphic backwards to dupe me and others,
but it doesn't matter because I know the actual fucking numbers and the actual numbers on going
to war with Venezuela are horrifyingly unpopular. So this is the best it's going to get. Okay,
this is the best it's going to get. That's the reason why they're showing these numbers only,
where there is at least like a close to 50-50% of John on Americans and their appetite for death
and destruction on, you know, small boat strikes that just seemingly murder people off the coastline
of Venezuela, okay? Do you understand? So the very fact that this right here, the very fact that
this right here, a question that is so heavily biased in its framing that straight up fucking
lies, having U.S. military use deadly force on drug trafficking boats from Venezuela.
The implication that these drug trafficking boats are actually trafficking fentanyl to
the U.S. coastline.
Are you comfortable with blowing up?
Are you comfortable with using our Navy and blowing up random fucking boats off the coastline
of Venezuela?
Even that is barely at a 50-50 split with the opposition winning over.
The majority actually being in the majority over actually opposing this kind of thing.
And that being the best possible number you have.
It's terrible economy in the big picture.
Do you believe that the president's under pressure like Lindsey Graham indicated 48 hours
ago to make sure Maduro gets out because if he's able to survive, he will look as
as if he stared down the superpower of the world.
Well, I think that's exactly where we are.
I mean, essentially the president has brought
so much military power to bear into the region
that I think the only option at this point
is to keep a credible threat of military force
at least air strikes against Maduro.
But again, that's gonna require
a hand and glove cooperation with Congress.
Congress wants to crush the drugs
coming into the United States,
but it has to understand how these,
the pressure on Maduro fits into that larger picture
and Congress wants to be brought into this.
So I would highly encourage the president to come in,
continue the briefings,
and make sure they've got the support
of the Congress to do this.
Right, absolutely, we'll see what happens.
President Rott wants it done by Christmas real quick.
When people say, I worry about Libya
when it comes to regime change, I worry about Iraq.
Yeah, come on, give us a quick note
on how this time it'll be different, please.
Can you give us a quick note
on how this time it'll be awesome and how this time it'll be different. Please. Come on now.
When it comes to regime change, is this different? Well, I think it's different because you always
want to worry about what is going to be, what's going to replace it. Is there going
to be something worse? But Maduro has been so catastrophic to the Venezuelan economy
to the people. Yeah. As opposed to the what argument
against a good doffy as opposed to the argument against Saddam.
You said the same thing there. Of course, the difference there is that was far away.
This is not far away at all. This is in our backyard, not to use that same colonial framework
here before people, before the wokers get mad at me. Okay. You know, this time it's different.
Yeah, it is. It's worse. It's worse. TLDR News did a good on Tuesday. US president oil
Trump and Oh my God, even the fucking libs are actually out to get Donald Trump on this
that's kind of wild. Seeing like otherwise liberal outlets that are
oftentimes very much on board with American Empire actually take this like
critical tone it does feel a little different. I'll be honest I mean I don't
know exactly how aggressive they are but I'm glad to have some critical liberal
voices here. By the truth social that the US would be imposing an oil embargo
on Venezuela deploying its navy off the Venezuelan coast to prevent
sanctioned oil tankers from exporting Venezuelan crude.
The thing that these guys do for the record, whenever, even when they're critical of Trump's
ambitions here, at least from what I've seen on like NPR and all these other outlets,
even when they're somewhat critical, they still take this normalizing tone where they'll
talk about, well, these are sanctioned oil tankers.
They don't actually investigate where the sanctions are coming from, the validity
of the sanctions, or the validity of American actions in general, they just take for granted
that like when America decides you're sanctioned, we get to keep that oil.
When America decides you're rendered ineligible for global trade, then that's normal. Let's
not consider the impact that that has on the Venezuelan economy, for example. Let's
not consider the impact that that has on the population.
That is the part of the process that they just like seemingly take for granted.
And I don't like that at all.
And I've heard that so much from NPR and I've heard that so much from like BBC and
all these other places where they just basically go, of course, America sanctioned Venezuelan
oil.
Of course they're not allowed to fucking trade with Iran.
And then by way of trade with Iran have the Iranian refined Venezuelan oil go to
China.
So in that regard, there is this capitulation, there is this normalization of American actions.
Trump was cheered on by Hawks in Washington, who argued that Nimbago would heap yet more
pressure on Maduro, given his regime's near total reliance on oil revenues. Although
we should note, it will probably exacerbate Venezuela's appalling economic crisis and
the regional migration crisis emanating from the country.
In that truth social poster, however, Trump also seemed to claim that Venezuela had in
some sense stolen America's oil and land.
Unsurprisingly, this sparked some speculation that the real motive, or at least one of
the motives behind Trump's pressure campaign against Venezuela, might be getting America's
hands on Venezuela's enormous and relatively untapped oil supplies.
This isn't actually the first time Trump has made this sort of suggestion.
In 2023, at a rally in South Carolina, Trump said that, quote, when I left, Venezuela was
ready to collapse.
We would have taken over.
We would have kept all that oil.
And in 2020, John Bolton, Trump's national security adviser between 2018 and 2019, claimed
Trump told him that Venezuela was, quote, really part of the United States.
So, in this video, we're going to explain why at least some people think Trump's
campaign in Venezuela is really about oil, and how this all speaks to a long-standing
contradiction in what we might call Trump's oil policy.
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So to understand why people think this is all really about oil, you need a bit of context.
In short, Venezuela has a lot of oil.
In fact, according to data from the US Energy Information Administration, or EIA, Venezuela
has quite literally the world's largest oil reserves, with something like 300 billion
barrels worth of proven reserves, about 40 billion barrels more than second place Saudi
Arabia, and more than triple that of Russia.
However, Venezuela isn't anywhere near as big a player in global oil markets as
you might thus expect.
According to the EIA, for instance, Venezuela is currently producing something like a million
barrels of oil a day, roughly a tenth of the three big oil producers – the US, Saudi
Arabia and Russia – who are all producing more than 10 million barrels a day.
This makes Venezuela only the eighteenth biggest oil producer in the world, in between
17th place Libya and 19th place Angola, who both have only a fraction of the reserves
that Venezuela does.
Similarly, according to CEIC data, Venezuela only exports about 650,000 barrels a day,
compared to about 6 million barrels a day for Saudi Arabia and about 4.5 million barrels
a day for Russia.
You get the idea.
Despite its massive reserves, Venezuela isn't actually a big player in oil markets at the
moment.
So, what explains this apparent underperformance?
Well, we see at least three reasons.
First, Venezuela's oil is generally pretty heavy.
For context, when oil is pumped out of the ground, it's an unhelpful mix of different
hydrocarbons that can't really be immediately used for anything, hence why it's called
crude oil, which thus needs to be separated into usable petroleum products, like gasoline
and diesel.
However, not all crude oil is created equal.
Crude oils have different viscosities or gravities.
Heavy crude oil is more viscous, while light crude oil is thinner.
Importantly heavy crude. Yeah, it's the it's the Venezuelan oil is the sour shitty
Difficult to process heavy crude oil
It's more difficult to separate and process into usable petroleum products
Especially high-value products like gasoline and jet fuel
Unfortunately from a duo and co. Venezuelan crude is some of the heaviest in the world
So making it more difficult we hate that to refine. We don't even want it really
We don't even want it. Look away, please. It's the type of oil that nobody wants.
It's more of a burden, really, if we were to secure such disgusting, shitty, tasteless oil.
Second, Venezuela's oil industry has suffered from chronic mismanagement.
Venezuelan politicians and officials...
Yeah, we're doing this to help Venezuelan oil, honestly. We're putting them on a diet.
Yeah, your oil looks heavy. Let me hold it for you, Venezuela, please.
Long-treated Venezuela's state-owned oil company, PDVSA, has a sort of corrupt piggy bank,
extracting money from the company that should really either have been spent on improving
Venezuela's public services or reinvested back into Venezuela's decrepit oil infrastructure.
Third, sanctions haven't helped. Since really 2019, PDVSA has been under a strict US-led
sanction regime that has made it difficult for the company to tap international capital
markets or export oil.
Sanctions have obviously had a direct impact on Venezuelan exports, but they've also reduced
Yeah, Venezuelans are too barbaric to figure out what to do with the revenues generated
from that shitty, shitty, terrible oil that we don't even want, really.
And I think it should be given to, it should be left up to more productive, smarter, bigger
your brain hands to actually take that revenue and redistribute it to the pockets of like
10,000 people total, okay?
This would be a better way, this would be a better way to distribute that revenue.
I think resource management is not the Venezuelan government's best.
It's not their strongest aspect.
So I think, yeah, we need to put a puppet, we need to install a puppet that will then
take those revenues and distribute it back directly to a hand-selected few oil and gas
giants that are major shareholders.
I think that would be much better for Venezuelans overall.
PDVSA's foil production.
the company can't really attract international capital to fund the necessary investments
in Venezuela's oil industry.
Trump might be thinking that if the US essentially took over Venezuela's oil industry, whether
by replacing Maduro with a more pliant government, or as Trump implied on Truth Social, literally
claiming Venezuela's oil for the US, all these problems could be easily solved.
The US could remove sanctions and provide capital for the much needed investments in
Venezuela's oil infrastructure.
The US could also help with refining Venezuela's inconveniently heavy crude.
Many of America's oil refineries, especially those on the Gulf Coast, are actually designed
to process heavy crude from countries like Mexico and Venezuela.
This is why the so-called shale boom in the US hasn't made the US energy independent,
as both Obama and Trump claimed it would.
Most of the oil produced in the US is produced via fracking and is generally pretty light.
for America its refineries were set up to process heavy accrues from Western
hemisphere producing I mean it's just kind of sitting there right I mean do you
not want do you not want those refineries to refine some heavy crude like
what it's just kind of sitting there what are we supposed to do not fucking
refined some heavy crude. See? See? Venezuela's begging for it. They're asking for it. I mean,
our refineries are sitting there looking pretty. If you don't use it, you lose it. I feel like this
is a win-win, you know? This is a win-win-win. It's very frustrating that they're just kind
sitting there ready to molest Venezuelan heavy crude, like Canada, Mexico and Venezuela, which
means that a lot of American oil is actually exported to be refined elsewhere, and the
US still imports heavy crude from abroad to be refined and then consumed in the US.
Revitalizing Venezuela's oil industry would thus be good business for not just US supermajors
like Chevron, which have outstanding operations in Venezuela, but also American refiners.
It would also probably bring down gas prices, because more Venezuelan production means more
oil supply and thus, all else being equal, lower oil prices.
This would be great news for Trump domestically, given that lower prices at the pump would
help tamp down inflation, which has become a real political vulnerability for him lately.
However we should say that lower prices probably wouldn't be good for American
produces. There's that angle as well. But also on top of that, while the price of the price
of an oil barrel has gone down throughout the Trump regime, other prices have not also gone
down alongside the price of oil. Like the only thing that you see is the price of gas at the
the gas pump going down, but you don't actually see all the other parts of the economy that
impact CPI go down alongside the price of the oil barrel.
Global oil prices are already pretty low by historical standards. Until Trump announced
his oil embargo, Brent crude futures were actually trading below $60 a barrel, the lowest
they've been since the pandemic.
Unfortunately, U.S. producers need relatively high prices to turn a profit, estimates vary,
but most analysts generally think prices have been at about $60 a barrel for American
shale producers to just break even, and there have already been a slew of reports suggesting
U.S. producers are tightening their belts, with the Energy Information Administration
now predicting a drop in American output next year.
This speaks to long-standing tension in Trump's oil policy. Higher prices are
are good for America's domestic oil industry, which Trump's a big fan of, but unpopular
with his voters, who really don't like inflation.
Now as a viewer of TLDR News, we know that you're a details person.
What is the rest of this? Just like a promo.
All right, well, that's a that's a somewhat of a liberal analysis on it.
But there is a new Al Jazeera video that came out.
How dangerous the U.S. stand up with Venezuela and inside story.
Program I'm fully Batibo.
Venezuela is on edge.
President Nicolas Maduro, those who want to see Mouset and the country's people suffering
following years of sanctions and political crises, are all wondering what's next. After
deploying US military forces nearby, US President-
Yeah, there's a warrant out for the brown shooter. We're going to be looking at that
in a little bit. Don't worry. Luckily, the law enforcement was able to figure things
out.
Thank you.
that sanctioned oil tankers will be blocks from leaving Venezuela, cutting off another
source of revenue. Russia and China have both reaffirmed their support for their ally. Beijing
has accused the US of bullying while the Kremlin calls for restraint. Trump's new national security
strategy declares the US must control the entire Western hemisphere politically, economically,
and militarily. What that might mean for Venezuela has added to tensions in Caracas
and the region. So where is this all headed? And how do people in Venezuela see the unfolding
situation? We'll talk to our guests shortly. But first, this report from Alexandra Baez.
The United States has been escalating pressure on Venezuela for months.
It tightened the screws again this week, with President Donald Trump ordering a
total and complete blockade on sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela.
Kremlin calls for restraint is a funny statement, especially considering what they're doing in Ukraine.
But the United States of America is the only country on the planet where they could do that
against and it would still be like somewhat understandable. Obviously, Chinese calls for
restraint are seemingly from a much better moral position overall. But like, there's only two
places where you can technically say, hey man, you're doing a bunch of craziness and it's
unironically valid. It's America and Israel.
UQ's President Nicolas Maduro's government of using oil...
By the way, it's not exactly different on our end either because America calls for
restraint against the Kremlin all the time.
revenue to finance drug terrorism and of stealing oil and land from America.
The blockade threatens Venezuela's crumbling economy.
It has the world's largest proven oil reserves, and the U.S. is the second largest buyer after
China.
The U.S. buys 50 percent of the country's total exports, mostly crude, the government's
main source of revenue.
Years of economic decline have held back efforts to modernize Venezuela's armed
forces.
Currently, it has 123,000 active personnel and 8,000 reservists, and relies on China
Russia, Iran, and Cuba for weapons and training.
Added to those is the Bolivarian militia
and estimated 300,000 armed fighters
based locally throughout communities.
The Mura has remained defiant,
denouncing Trump's blockade as war-mongering.
Today I spoke with the UN Secretary General.
We spoke at length, and I laid out to him
what the scale of aggression and threats have been,
So Venezuela's oil belongs to them. The Venezuelan minerals and gold belong to them.
And what we've never heard before, that the Venezuelan land belongs to them, and that we must give them back immediately.
Honestly, it's a war-like and colonial intention.
Washington has deployed its largest presence of U.S. forces in the Caribbean in decades.
More than 15,000 American soldiers, fighter jets, a Navy destroyer with guided missiles, and the world's largest aircraft carrier.
Since September, it's bombed dozens of vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific, killing about
100 people it accuses of smuggling drugs.
Both China and Russia have voiced support for Venezuela.
China opposes all acts of unilateral bullying and supports countries in defending their
sovereignty and national dignity.
Venezuela has the right to independently develop mutually beneficial cooperation with
other countries.
We see tensions escalating in the region. We see it as potentially very dangerous.
Venezuela is our ally and partner. We call on all parties in the region to show restraint
in order to avoid any unpredictable developments.
With each step, observers are wondering if the countries are moving closer to war.
Alexander Baier's Al Jazeera for Inside Story.
I don't know if this goes beyond finger wagging in general, but yeah, the inside story is
not as exciting, I think, because there's like all these different takes in it.
There's got to be a more... where is it?
There's got to be a more interesting one here.
Hold on.
like a more concise oh here it is trump venezuela and the new cold war with china
comes to the art of diplomacy there's a number of ways countries talk to each other there's economic
diplomacy for example i give you money and you give me oil you know what i mean cultural
diplomacy. I give you Louis Armstrong playing jazz at the pyramids and you let me move this oil through
your- How is this not seen as hypocritical by China considering his posture with Taiwan?
Brother, that is fucking insane.
How many fucking fishermen, how many Taiwanese boats is China blown up off their own coastline
ironically enough, because, you know, the closest, the closest that Taiwanese land is like, what,
a fucking hundred kilometers off the Chinese coastline? Like, what are we talking about?
Is not even a question. There is no comparison. Also, the American government
considers Taiwan to be a part of China. Okay. Just remember,
At most, you could maybe say, well look at what China's doing to the Philippines, right?
To the Filipino boaters, to the Filipino fishermen.
And even in that situation, could you imagine if the American Coast Guard was actually
spraying Venezuelan boats with water cannons, as opposed to nuking them out of orbit?
There's nothing that you can compare that America does that is even remotely close to what China
does.
Okay?
The canal.
And then there's this.
Another lethal blow against suspected drug traffickers.
The US striking another alleged drug vessel in the waters off Venezuela.
Gunboat diplomacy.
Give me your oil or else.
Venezuela was ready to collapse.
We would have taken it up.
We would have gotten on that oil.
This is how the U.S. has dealt with Venezuela for decades.
But Donald Trump has turned that dial way up.
It started with missile strikes on speedboats, then an aircraft carrier moved into the Caribbean.
U.S. troops deployed in Panama and CIA operatives were sent to Caracas.
President Trump says it's a war on drugs.
That Venezuelan leader, Nicolas Maduro, is a so-called narco-terrorist who's flooding
the U.S. with cocaine, mass violence, and sex trafficking.
It's starting to look like a war on Venezuela.
Millions of peasants and peasants are ready to take the gun and defend the Republic, Bolivarians of Venezuela.
So is this really about narcotics?
Venezuela is not involved in the drug trade because the UN says they're not involved in the U.N.
I don't care what the UN says, the UN doesn't know.
This man is also the most responsible for all this shit.
Okay? I just need you to understand.
he has been, this has been his baby since he got an office. Okay. Marco Rubio came into
power because he wanted to suck off Israel and he wanted to blow up every Latin American
country possibly good. And now as the head of the state department, he's getting his
wishes and it's not just about Venezuela. It's also about Cuba as well. He wants
blow up Venezuela, he wants to blow up Cuba, he wants to completely dominate every single
Latin American country.
What they're talking about is it 99 to one Senate confirmation vote, including Bernie
Sanders for the record.
Remember that.
Then about Venezuela or something else like China and its growing influence in Latin
America.
Maduro offered us a dominant stake in Venezuela's oil, gold and mineral wealth and promised
to cut ties with Russia and China.
So how far is Trump willing to go?
And will China back down?
I'm Mohamed Hassan and this is Pinch Point, where politics and geography collide.
Let's play a game.
Can you guess who does the most trade with these countries in Latin America?
The US or China?
Let's start with Brazil.
Answer, China.
What about Mexico?
Answer, the US.
Chile, China, Peru, China, Argentina, China.
As you go across the region, it's clear that China has been making big moves.
In the last few years, China has become South America's biggest trade partner.
Usurping a role the US has fought to maintain for more than 200 years.
And it's always been very protective of that.
Yeah, that's called trademarking baby. Get with the fucking program.
them. This is true. Like, I mean, this is the reason that Mohammed Hassan is absolutely
right.
Although back in the U.S. President, I'm not going to fucking bullshit this person presented
a warning to European powers to abandon their colonial pursuits in the Western hemisphere.
Then in 1904, President Theodore Roosevelt amended that doctrine.
I feel like I might have made the right decision.
the United States' power to intervene militarily in Latin American countries.
The Roosevelt corollary kick-started America's view of itself as world police, and over the
next century began to flex its growing military power.
In the 20th century alone, it sent its armed forces to Peru, Nicaragua, Mexico, Honduras,
Guatemala, and occupied parts of Haiti, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia,
and it helped overthrow governments in Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Bolivia, Brazil.
So, honestly, it's easier to name a country that wasn't shaped by US intervention, maybe
Costa Rica.
Whenever a country got too cozy with a rival, Team USA stepped in to protect its interests.
Damn, that's crazy.
What the fuck?
What the hell?
I don't get it.
That dude was an ex-IDF VTuber?
Wait, really?
Oh, that's awesome.
Which, throughout the 20th century, can be summed up in one word, oil, and setting
a-
me because I called you anti-semitic and because I served in the IDF. Um, if I blocked you
on Twitter, uh, it's not, it's not that serious. Like I didn't think about it at all. Okay.
I promise you. But also, why the fuck do you want to be unblocked?
The top of this region is a country with more proven oil reserves than anywhere else in the world, Venezuela.
Back in the day, the two countries were pretty friendly, and US companies had-
This person is trying to make a name for themselves in the Asmone sphere, they're farming you for a video right now?
Wait, you served in the IDF, you called me anti-Semitic, and you're trying to make a name for yourself in the Asmone Gold sphere?
How do you feel about Asmone Gold talking about how base Nick Fuentes is?
Serious question. Who do you think is a bigger anti-Semite?
Put that in the video.
You are. You promote terrorist propaganda. You think I'm a bigger threat?
I'm a bigger anti-Semite than Nick Fuentes.
Okay.
No, he's a bigger idiot to be fair. Huh.
Okay, there are white person who says the N word regularly on Twitter.
I do, I do love this kind of stuff where someone will sincere someone who I guess is a is
a white Israeli person that says the n word will be like, honestly, you know, Nick Fuentes
This is a little bit anti-Semitic, but you're a bigger threat than he is.
Even though I'm not even anti-Semitic, I'm just anti-Zionist, anti-Israel, not something
that I hide at all, right?
But it is pretty funny.
Like it's the logical conclusion of just being only invested in the continuation of
death and domination that Israel brings about the entire region.
Okay.
Are you allergic to normal haters?
Brother, there is, it is not my fault that I rarely have normal haters, okay?
I bring a very strange vibe, I guess, that seemingly is a catnip for the most insane
type of person.
Israeli IDF veteran, Lolly V. Tuber, who says the N-word and thinks that Nick Fuentes is
less of a threat to Jews than someone like myself.
How do we, how do you write that?
How do you explain that?
God damn, pick a struggle brother.
Unchallenged access to Venezuelan oil fields,
but that all changed in 1999
when a revolutionary socialist government
led by Hugo Chavez seized power.
Seized power, fiercely anti-American Chavez.
Wait, this is the thing I don't get.
It's like, first of all, even though that's not the case, okay?
Even though that is not the case,
how the fuck do you explain your worldview
if you are anti-black racist, saying the n-word,
transphobic, have a lolly vTuber account
and you're also on top of that going,
well, you know, this is the one kind of bigotry
that we must not broach.
Like, why do you think, why do you think Nazi sentiment,
like actual anti-Semitism, not anti-Zionism,
of the likes I represent,
but actual anti-Zionism is growing?
Do you not realize that you're kind of playing a role
in this?
Being as honest means believing that it exists
into the state of Israel.
If you want us to exist,
if you don't want us to exist,
then your anti-Zionism is anti-Semitic.
Yeah, I know, I've heard this stuff before.
I'm talking about something different
And I don't think you're understanding.
By the way, the reason why you're being held back on the auto mod is because the ADL made
it so that it's a terms of service violation to even bring up the word Zionism in this
chat, just so you understand.
It's not like some heavy handed censorship that we're implementing.
But you're not, you're not considering what I'm saying.
If you're running around being bigoted to all these other different groups, why do you expect
other people to be so cognizant and so careful and so considerate about Jewish people?
Yeah.
What a nice bridge making a PewDiePie N-word with a hard R joke.
Why would even your, why would even your fans that tune in for this kind of stuff ever be
considerate about anti-semitism at all?
Like, do you not understand?
energy that you're putting out, you're maybe getting a fraction of in return.
While also simultaneously going to one of the few communities that doesn't entertain this
shit at all for any group whatsoever.
What do you mean?
What the hell are you talking about?
Google before? What do you mean with the hell are you talking about? I know a lot of things are confusing to you
I'm saying if you're being bigoted towards black people towards trans people
Why the fuck do you think people are not going to be bigoted towards Jewish people? Is it that difficult to comprehend?
I'm saying you're playing a role in fomenting anti-semitism a
Lot of the anti-woke people that you have aligned with your that you feel like you're a part of this
movement despise you as a Jewish person, okay? There is no, we're gonna do anti-woke
for every group other than Jews. And that's precisely the reason why this anti-woke movement
has now moved on to also declassifying Jews as white and are anti-semitic. Pretty basic
stuff. I know it's difficult to comprehend, but you're playing a role in this. You're
also simultaneously coming to the community of a person who, unironically, does not play
a role in this. I don't foment anti-Semitism. I separate Judaism from Zionism with regular
frequency. And on top of that, I try to do the best of my ability to combat all different
kinds of bigotries, including anti-Semitism. If you're anti-Semitic, you're also anti-Zanus,
which means you don't believe in the state of Israel. You say we're coming to get genocide
in Gaza, but that doesn't exist at all. Yes, yes, yes. It doesn't exist. It's
all made up. Everyone's out to get you. And it's not because of your output. Okay.
You openly served in a terrorist army. You have not reflected on,
you have not reflected on said service whatsoever. But a lot gets lost, I think, in your mind.
And it's interesting to see this in real time, like people who make allegiances with
like some of the most hateful bigoted people and then cry about anti-Semitism.
It's like, brother, you made this shit sandwich, you know?
You made it.
You made the sandwich.
The walls are closing in.
No politics here, say you love Israel.
It's focused on building closer ties with Iran, Russia and China, and keeping Venezuelan
oil firmly under state control. Here's how he described U.S. President George W. Bush
in 2006 following his invasion of Iraq.
To tell you in my bad English, you are a donkey, Mr. Danger. You are a donkey, Mr.
Bush. If one day you go show us the lion that you are, you will be a crazy one
So yeah, not a fan.
The root of this tension came from Chavez's belief that the US had tried everything they
could to topple him, starting with an attempted coup in 2002 where he was detained for 48 hours,
to an alleged assassination attempt in 2005 to his accusation that USAID was funding
opposition parties.
And Chavez died and his deputy, Nicolas Maduro, not an accusation necessarily, but just, you
know, real life.
You can you can usually tell when it's American involvement because immediately after the
implementation of the coup before it like hits the fucking news outlets, America will
automatically go.
We recognize the new Venezuelan government, the people who have spoken, the new Venezuelan
government led by the Venezuelan Chamber of Commerce, you know, like before people even
understand what the fuck took place before the Venezuelans go, oh, hold on, we're gonna
take up arms against this. This is unacceptable. The American government's out there being
like, oh my God, I can't believe how much democracy just took place.
Took over in 2013, the US placed heavy sanctions on Venezuela, labeling it as a
threat to national security. It said that Chavez and Maduro secretly fronted an international
cartel called Cartel de los Solas and used the army to f-
I'm gonna ask one last time to Nevin, why do you think you can be bigoted towards all
these other groups? Align yourself with all these other bigots and assume that they're
gonna be woke about Jews for some fucking weird reason, okay?
I have you not answer this question. I need you to answer this question. Oh, you got banned. Wait. No, you got unbanned
How was it a terrorist army we announced every time before we strike. Okay, dude
Yeah, if Hamas said if Hamas has said we're doing October 7 beforehand, then it would have been fine, right?
Is that what you're saying?
Also, you don't even announce every time before you strike
I'm getting timed out every time I try to answer you bro
your mouse or something else? No, you're getting timed up because you keep using Zionist. And
Zionist is a block term. Okay. That's why just stop using the term Zionist and answer my question.
Answer my question. Okay. Stop trying to move in all these different directions. You care
about anti-Semitism. I care about anti-Semitism. You, on the other hand, have aligned yourself
with a lot of anti-Semitic people and you think I'm fomenting anti-Semitism. Well,
My question to you is, if you are being bigoted towards all these other groups, why do you
expect those guys to not be bigoted to you?
Why do you expect your allies not to also be anti-semitic?
What is this position?
Where is this attitude coming from?
Where is this entitlement coming from?
Why would the anti-woke crowd simply, are you afraid of Zionists, law, no dumb
I already explained it to you, but you're too fucking dense
You do not understand the reason why Zionist the block term in the chat is because the ADL in an effort to combat the
anti-semitic
tendencies that were fomenting on
Twitch made Zionist a violation of the terms of service
Okay, and we are complying. This is what you wanted. I assume
right
You don't care about anti-Semitism, you constantly spread lies about Israel.
Chatter. Answer my question. Why do you think all of the anti-woke movement,
all of this anti-woke movement wasn't inevitably going to turn on Jews?
Listen to my words, listen to my question and answer it.
Why do you think every single person
that you've aligned with,
we're going to be like, oh yeah,
I love this anti-woke backlash.
We're all anti-woke now.
Fuck every other group except for Jews.
Don't say anything about Jews.
Why did you think that that was going to take place?
Very difficult to penetrate the iron dome
of the propagandized mind.
I'm trying to understand this perspective, okay?
I'm trying to understand this perspective.
You are not banned.
I'm trying to understand your perspective because I think your mind is fascinating.
Okay?
You're mind is fascinating.
perspective. You are not banned. I'm trying to understand your perspective because I think your
mind is fascinating. Okay? Your mind is fascinating. You think I am an anti-Semitic op to you.
Okay? This is not the case, but we're not going to get into my anti-Zionism and all that stuff.
stuff. What I am more interested in is why you are orbiting the community of someone who
openly talks about Nick Fuentes. We don't agree on much, but I think you and I both agree
that Nick Fuentes hates Jews. Okay? Now if we agree on that, and maybe we both agree
on anti-Semitism being a form of bigotry, my question to you is, if you are being
hateful towards black people trans people everybody else if you're a part of this
like anti-woke militia and movement why the fuck do you think those guys are not
going to turn around and be shitty to jews
what makes you think what makes you think that those guys are not also going
to be oh now at least I've leveled up I'm better than Nick Fuentes thank you
Well, Asmongold seems to love Nick Fuentes, and you love Asmongold, so I don't know how that works for you, but once again, you're not answering my question.
Why do you think the anti-woke movement that you're part of was not going to inevitably shit on Jews as well?
Answer my question, please.
please. Also, as well as Breeze Mark compared to you, at least not shocking as dog. Okay.
You're still not answering my question. Okay.
And don't know why it's so difficult for you to answer one question.
How many times has it been now, like 15, 20?
Answer the question.
I don't think you can answer it because I think deep down inside you might recognize that, you know,
Pasang got absolutely owned breathtaking content
Ethan just owned Pasang. He dropped two videos that I absolutely have to show you. Let's roll the club.
Yes, remember it.
Oh
bro israel is in fucking shambles dude these are the these are the hasbra
operatives these are my fucking ops dog what are we doing I am from Israel
this is my culture
oh god
I am Israel's top general.
This is my culture.
Alright, I'm done.
I'm done.
We gotta get back to some serious shit, okay?
drug trafficking to keep themselves in power. But does this cartel even exist?
There's not much evidence to prove it. According to UN data, most of the drugs
that are flowing through Venezuela don't end up in the US and mostly goes to
Europe. For example, if you look at where cocaine is produced and transported
into the US, it's being made in Colombia and Peru and transported
through Mexico. In other words, it's the US's allies who are most
responsible for his drug problems. Here's the thing though, throughout this
whole ordeal, Venezuela never stopped selling oil to the U.S., why?
Because of the strong economic ties between Venezuela and the United States, including
the refineries in the Gulf Coast of the United States that were dependent on receiving Venezuelan
crude, which is a very specific type of crude, and the refineries were designed to process
that very specific type of Venezuelan crude.
Before it needed access to crude, the US quietly gave licenses to American companies,
like Chevron, allowing them to bypass sanctions.
Until 2023, the US was buying half of all Venezuela's oil exports.
But Venezuela was also looking elsewhere for trade.
And this is where China comes in.
Back in 2001, China needed large amounts of crude oil to fuel its modernization project.
And Hugo Chavez needed a buyer who wasn't threatening to impose sanctions.
That year, Venezuela became the first Hispanic country to sign a major trade deal with China.
A year later, the US tried to overthrow Chavez in a coup.
And like I said, failed.
The US increasingly saw Venezuela as part of a so-called Troika of tyranny, with Cuba
and Nicaragua.
Socialist governments were strong ties to China and Russia, and therefore, threats
to its interests in the region.
But the more the US tried to isolate Venezuela, the more China stepped in to fill the
gap.
Venezuela more than 60 billion dollars in state loans for housing projects and helped
it build railways and ports.
Its cargo ships figured out how to bypass US sanctions too by turning their transponders
off in Venezuelan waters.
For Venezuela crippled by corruption and a currency in freefall, China became a lifeline.
For China, Venezuela became its entry point into Latin America and a key transport
hub for its belt and road initiative.
Since then, China began to expand its influence really quickly.
Panama it built bridges high-speed rail and ports along the Panama Canal it's
investing heavily what I don't like that I don't like that one but bridges high
speed rail excuse me don't you know you're not allowed to do that in the
so-called lithium triangle Argentina Bolivia and Chile countries rich in them
and before you say they also hope Bukele I know dog it don't matter
matter. When have I said that China has any sort of ideological investment in this? They
are noticeably absent. They have a permanently agnostic position when it comes to dealing
with every country, including America, okay? Every country. I think some of you mistake
the things that I talk about when I talk about like the way that China operates around
the world as like an overall positive. Okay. No, they have their trade maxing. The term
I like to use is trade maxing. Above all, trade is what matters the most. Okay. China
would trade with Hitler's Germany. No cap. I mean, they're trading with Israel. So
it's not that fucking far fetched. And they trade with America too. So it's not
Not like there is any sort of interest, like at least with America you could say it's a
major market, right?
Like you, and they, you know, dominate the planet.
It's virtually impossible to cut off all access to America.
And it's an incredibly important position for China for their own survival, fair is
fair.
That can be understandable.
But as far as like, as far as like trading with Israel goes, I mean, there is a lot
of opportunity there to greatly influence both Israel and every other country by, you
know, punishing Israel. It's good for Chinese goals in the region. It's good for, it's obviously
good for hoping to put a dent in Israel's genocidal ambition in Gaza. But it's not
happening. It's not happening at all. Because they're fucking trade maxing. China figures
if they can make everyone dependent upon trade they benefit so they logically trade with everyone,
for sure.
Federal vital for China's growing electric car industry. More than 20 Latin American countries
have signed up for the Belt and Road Initiative, most recently, Colombia. In 2024, China
sign free trade deals with Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Nicaragua and Peru. And in May 2025,
hosted regional leaders in Beijing. And why is the burden on China be the moral
police of the world? Though they work for their own people. Brother, what are you talking about?
I mean, come on, dude. Are we are we being serious right now? I hate this fucking
cope from American China glazers as well, where it's like, oh, well,
Well, you know, like think about it from the perspective of America, okay, why is it America's
why is it America's business to be the world police?
Like it's fucking ridiculous.
And it's also unironically beneficial for China to offer some shroud of protection to to
these other countries in the region that they actually that actually offer them oil,
For example, it is beneficial for China to promote stability and therefore go against
American intervention both in Venezuela and in Iran and also in Israel as well.
If they want a trade max and they want global stability, they have to at some points push
back against the number one instability guy in the fucking in the entire planet, which
which is the United States of America.
It's not about becoming the fucking global police or being the most moral force on the planet.
That's not what I'm saying at all.
Announcing a $9 billion investment line of credits.
But by far, it's biggest partnership...
Basically they rely, China as it stands, relies on how horrible America is to all of its allies and all of its enemies alike.
And that's the reason why they can get away with just like being a shitty partner
Or being an ally
When when the country is not under fire
Okay
Because the alternative is always America
That's what they are getting away with it's the bottom of the barrel
Brazil has been with Brazil, a key member of the BRICS Economic Alliance of 10 countries.
The expanding economic partnership wants a new currency for international trade, much
to the horror of the US.
And while Brazil has downplayed this in recent months, it's made it clear it doesn't want
to be, quote, fully dependent on the dollar.
You wouldn't have the dollar as your currency anymore.
You wouldn't have a world domination by the dollar if I didn't win this election.
When Donald Trump first took office in 2016, he had China in his scopes, accusing it of
taking advantage of US weakness on the world stage and promoting the spread of drugs past
its borders.
He then hiked sanctions on Venezuela and fostered ties with white-wing leaders in Brazil,
Argentina and El Salvador.
When Joe Biden replaced him in 2020, containing China's rapid growth was high on his agenda.
But despite his attempts at limiting its access to vital minerals and semiconductors,
The regional shift was only going in one direction.
Probably the most telling moment was in November 2024, during the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation
Forum in Peru.
President Joe Biden had gone to reassert the close ties between neighbors in the Americas.
But during the forum, China inaugurated a $3.5 billion deepwater megaport just outside
the capital Lima.
During a group photo to conclude the summit, China's Xi Jinping was placed front and
center, right next to Peru's president.
Biden was, well, all the way back here. Ouch. By the time Trump returned to office in 2025,
he was convinced something more drastic had to be done. His Secretary of State, Marco Rubio,
had long advocated for a more hawkish approach in Latin America and believed the spread of
China and its socialist influences was the primary threat to U.S. interests.
The Communist Party of China is the lead PRC, is the most potent and dangerous near-peer
adversary this nation has ever confronted. They have elements that the Soviet Union never
possessed. They are a technological adversary, a competitor, an industrial competitor, an
economic competitor, a geopolitical competitor, a scientific competitor now in every realm.
The Chinese believe that the United States are a great power in inevitable decline and
that they are an inevitable rise.
Rubio began his tenure with a long tour of the region, the first time a U.S. Secretary
if state had done this since 1912, making it clear that Trump's America first policy
was also an America's first policy and that he expected his neighbors to reciprocate.
Their first target was Panama.
And above all, China is operating the Panama Canal and we didn't give it to China.
We gave it to Panama and we're taking it back.
Panama's government hid back, saying its canal wasn't up for grabs and they didn't
want it no part in the U.S.-China rivalry.
Just two weeks later, it was forced to drop out of the Belt and Road Initiative and allow
US investment company BlackRock to acquire the Panama Ports Company, which China is now
trying to block with its own bid.
Then in April, the US deployed troops near the canal for military training exercises,
and the message couldn't be more obvious.
China did not build this canal.
China does not operate this canal.
And China will not weaponize this canal.
In July, the US left a 40% tariff on-
I'm going to be honest, I think China believes for very good reason too,
that if the US gets bogged down for another 10 years in a war,
this time so close to the US too, is pretty much only positive for China.
Yeah.
I mean,
sure,
everything that America is doing is accelerating towards America's demise.
And that is the the gamble that China is making.
Brazilian goods in response to the jailing of the country's former president, Jair Bolsonaro,
a Trump ally and a vocal critic of China.
In September, Rubio placed visa restrictions on Central American nationals accused of acting
on.
the difference is that there wouldn't be, like Vietnam would not exist if it wasn't
backed by one of the two polls, right? When it was being invaded and dominated by Americans,
like, I'm sorry, the ingenuity of the Viet Cong goes a long way, but the reality of
the matter is Vietnam would not be a sovereign nation right now, or at least wouldn't be
be as developed as it is right now, it probably would have taken even longer.
It could have had a South Korea, North Korea style formation, right?
Like the point I'm trying to make is that you do need to push and pull at certain points.
So this non-interventionist policy, this non-interventionist, no ideology whatsoever attitude that China has,
I think does not benefit them in the long run.
Sometimes it's all right to tilt the scales a little bit or to stop further collapse from taking place for an important ally that has allowed you to gain foothold in this entire continent.
So some imperialism is good. It's imperialism when you arm the fucking domestic population with defensive weapons against an actual imperialist superpower slated that slated to destroy your country. What are you talking about?
What do words mean? The U.S. is always doing imperialism by fucking offering supplies to the Vietnamese forces that we're fighting against, yet another colonial superpower trying to invade and destroy the country, developing a puppet state in the south, and engaging in wholesale slaughter.
That's what the U.S. is always doing, imperialism in Vietnam.
That's crazy.
Is the reason China is not sovereignty with Israel sold because they think it would antagonize
the U.S.?
I think they're just profiting off of everything, but you are inherently at an informational disadvantage
compared to decision makers in China. They made it this far. Maybe they know what they're doing.
Maybe cold wars and interventions are what led to downfalls. I think the reason why they,
the reason why they behave the way that they do is, what is this? Don't you think your
empiricism critiques sometimes lean too hard on US hypocrisy without addressing how some global
self-leaders also reproduce internal class domination? Anti-imperialism isn't the same
as defending every regime, right? Yes, you're right. I actually, I actually am very mad.
You're right. You know who is the main villain in this story?
Maduro, which of course leaves only one other, only one other solution,
the immediate implementation of public leadership.
Maybe it's because I don't want countries to be punished by the largest most consequential imperial
force on the planet for not being sufficiently woke enough or socialist enough in their domestic
affairs, partially because I also factor in decades of intervention that makes it virtually
impossible for any sort of like popular revolution to take place in these countries.
On behalf of the Chinese government, which he said was a corrupt influence on the region,
and then there's Argentina. President Javier Malay had publicly rejected an offer to join
BRICS in 2023, vying for closer ties to the US. But facing an economic crisis and
In spiraling inflation, he accepted a $5 billion currency swap with Beijing in April 2025.
By October, the US stepped in, offering Argentina a $20 billion loan, but only if Malay remained
in power.
Days later, Malay won a landslide election victory.
By now, the US Navy had become a dominant presence in the Caribbean, escalating attacks
on boats alleged to be transporting drugs from Venezuela.
International drug cartels were designated as terror organizations and a $50 million bounty
was placed on Nicolas Maduro's head.
Do you have authority to take out Maduro?
Oh, I don't want to answer that question like that.
Hassan, please answer this question for me.
Where does your moral compass come from and how fickle are your morals?
Empathy for its politics.
You want to others what you wish would be, you want to yourself, done to yourself.
Ridiculous question for me to be given.
Not really a ridiculous question, but wouldn't it be a ridiculous question for me to answer?
But I think Venezuela is feeling heat, but I think a lot of other countries are feeling
heat too.
Now, here's what's interesting.
In the background of this military escalation, Maduro tried to appease Trump, offering
to open up all existing and future oil and gold projects to American companies and reverse
the flow of Venezuelan oil exports from China.
And initially, the US president considered the offer, but it was Marco Rubio that pushed
him to reject it.
Rubio firmly believed that the socialist leaders in the region relied on each other politically
and economically, and that toppling Maduro would lead to the collapse of Nicaragua
and Cuba.
Instead, the US could get more favorable trade deals with a capitalist in charge,
Venezuela's opposition leader, Maria Carina Machado, who's currently in hiding.
Forget about the Saudis. I mean, we have more oil. I mean,
infinite potential. And we're going to open markets. We're going to kick off the government
from the oil sector. We're going to privatize all our industry. Venezuela has huge resources,
oil, gas, mineral... With no respect on our name, that is Machado, the new
The female Juan Guaido Nobel Peace Prize winner, Maria Corina Machado.
Slant technology.
On October 6, the US cut all diplomatic communication with Venezuela, seemingly ending any hope
of de-escalating the situation.
Maduro had little choice but to plead with Trump in public.
Donald Trump, you have to be careful because Marco Rubio wants to stain his bloodshed with
South American blood, Caribbean blood, with Venezuelan blood. They want to take him to
a blood bath and that his last name, Trump, is stained with blood for centuries.
Backed into a corner, Maduro turned to China and Russia for help.
U.S. documents appear to show letters from Maduro to Xi Jinping asking, is it appropriate
to say the U.S. government wants Venezuela the next? Afghanistan in terms of sealing
resources how long until they claim Venezuela has a WMD? It's more so like Iraq and also
they already have moved to classify fentanyl as WMD. While some say it's lying about
Venezuela being a major drug trafficking hub for fentanyl coming into the United States
of America which is a lie already. So yeah the new WMD is fentanyl. For expanded
military cooperation and radar detection systems.
But despite issuing strong statements
condemning U.S. military escalations,
China seems reluctant to involve itself directly.
Having already invested so much into the country,
could it now decide to cut its losses?
China did not throw fresh money at Venezuela, right?
They were already had loaned Venezuela quite a bit
and Venezuela was already struggling to pay back
their loans.
And Venezuela has defaulted on most of their debt.
But, Venezuela did start making oil payments to China to service some of that debt.
Even if Trump succeeds with his military aims, it could have lasting repercussions.
Trump's MAGA base elected him on an anti-war platform.
They don't give a shit. They'll say, yeah, based.
And held him back from escalating a military confrontation with Iran and Jew.
They won't see the impact of this unless it harms their treats and unless their relatives come back and body bags.
Okay? That's it. The American mind when it comes to foreign policy, the American system is designed,
the media infrastructure is specifically designed to shelter Americans from the actual consequences of
whatever kind of military adventurism we're engaging in are all around the globe. Okay?
Okay. So in that, there's a reason why American Imperial Conquest takes 20 fucking years to
come to a close and oftentimes ends with a massive failure in general. And then people
go, oh, how do we get here? And then the next time this kind of ambition is brought
back into the forefront, everybody goes this time, it'll be different. This time is valid.
Now we're not even doing that. We're not even really like, it doesn't feel like the propaganda arm is, is even all that invested in it. It doesn't feel like we have our heart in it this time around. We're not like even making enough shit up.
There is no multifaceted, multi-front approach to manufacturer consent even. There's no passion in it.
And seemingly a lot of Americans are just like, eh, I don't know, what the fuck do I care about whether or not we blow up Venezuelan Fisher boats, or if we like invade Venezuela or not, I don't want it.
But if it happens, it happens.
You know, that is what it feels like.
Because everything is on autopilot.
That's what it feels like to me.
Feels like everything is just on autopilot.
It's just, you know, things are gonna go the way
that they're gonna go and there's not really anything
that you can say or do to stop it.
And you're too busy trying to make sure you survive.
And you're too invested in whatever slop is thrown your way and you can sedate yourself with the treats that are readily available. Now if the treats are called in the question, if your treats are threatened, you might have a very different attitude, right?
If they're no longer as accessible and then you might start getting mad.
Will you tie it back to this dying empire and its last breath of violence?
I don't know.
But then there will be some instability.
And while Trump made a public display of deporting Venezuelan migrants, the collapse of the
government could lead to an unprecedented new wave of migration towards the U.S. border.
most likely what this apparent march to war has done
is put the whole of Latin America on edge.
It does raise questions, is the administration
planning to take these kinds of actions in other countries
where there are foreign terrorist organizations
that are involved in drug trafficking?
And that includes some of our closest partners
in the region and what the economic
and political fallout of that could be.
If the US government is going to partners in Latin America
and asking them to cut back on the relationship with China,
one of the big questions is going to be, well,
what is the US government bringing to the table?
As China considers how to protect its interests
in the region while avoiding a direct confrontation
with its rival, it could decide that its best strategy
is to sit back and hope the US is
making a terrible mistake.
Great stuff.
All right, now let's talk about some of the things that are holding American society together
also falling apart at the domestic front now that we've extensively covered the Venezuela
angle here and as we are waiting for the police to offer a live update and I
think it's gonna start soon on the Brown shooter and I'll go to that when that
press conference starts it's live now but it still hasn't you know cops haven't
actually shown up yet healthcare legislation wait what is this reason for
the link, same car. New York Times. Authorities believe Brown University shooter rented a vehicle
that is the same make a model car connected to the killing of the MIT professor. So what
does this mean? Like, does this mean that they were trying to, um, yeah, there is a,
there is a connection potentially between the MIT professor that was killed and the
Brown University shooting, or at least that's what the authorities are suspecting. But
But what I don't understand about this is what brings these targets together.
Because there's no consistency here.
Like it wasn't a targeted assassination of a professor in one case where it does look like it was a targeted assassination of a professor in the other one.
None of this makes sense.
The Brown University shooting happened in the physics and engineering building. Yes.
What is this? Someone I'm ready was telling people that the car was a rental two days ago.
I'm being death serious. The police need to look into a great Nissan with Florida plates,
possibly a rental. That was the car he was driving. It was parked in front of a little
shack behind the Rhode Island historical site on the Cook Street side. I know because he
used his key fob to open the car. Approach it. Then something prompted him to back away.
When he backed away, he relocked the car. I found that so odd when he circled the block.
I approached a car and that is when I saw the floor to pay plates. He was parked in a section between the gate of the
R IHS and the corner of Coug and George Street. What the fuck is the one time where there was someone on reddit that actually
Someone on reddit for once
Seemingly identified I
Mean this from two days ago
I just don't get it. Oh, watch out. Don't stand behind me. Um, I mean, this is all speculation at this point. We just need to, we just need to get information from the authorities. Okay. Complete Twitter talk, but I saw multiple of you were saying Spielberg released a trailer very early for his alien announcement related. Okay, stop.
the authorities. Okay. Complete Twitter talk, but I saw multiple people saying Spielberg
released a trailer very early for his alien announcement related. Okay, stop. Please stop.
CNN says they have an ID on the suspect just now. Yes. The authorities have actually identified
the suspect, luckily. And we are waiting for them to actually make an announcement
of press conferences imminent right now here. We'll tune in to CNN for the time being. Looks
like they don't have a good really great image of his face but they have shown him walking around
wearing a kind of a two-tone dark jacket in various images. He's carrying like a satchel that's
strapped to his front and in other images you don't see that satchel. He's wearing what appears
to be a black ski cap and a black mask and he has a kind of a distinctive gate. So that's
you know what we've been able to show you this week and they've kind of released those
of images incrementally before each news conference,
we are pressing people for answers of course
as to who this person is
and what more they'll be able to tell us later tonight,
hopefully.
And Mary Ellen, as they start the search,
if I'm, well, I'm sure they've already started it,
but how can they be sure, as they intensify the search
that the suspect is still in Rhode Island itself?
Well, I don't think they can be assured
that he is in Rhode Island.
At this point, it's been six days.
And so, I mean, he could actually be at any, you know, anywhere in the United States.
So, but I do think that they've got that base covered because they've got federal agencies
that are working on the case.
So, they're probably, if he is out of Rhode Island, then they have contacted FBI field
offices throughout the United States, wherever they think he is, that can certainly affect
an arrest.
Brian, Brown University has been facing questions about the number of cameras on campus and why it doesn't appear that more of these cameras didn't pick up clearer images of the shooter.
Just to remind our viewers, here's what Brown University had to say yesterday. Here's the provost.
We have 1,200 cameras located throughout the campus.
We don't publish the locations of the cameras.
That would give a map to somebody to evade detection on the cameras.
So that would be counterproductive to do that.
There are cameras in this building and as I answered the previous question, we have
turned over all evidence that we are holding at Brown to law enforcement and are cooperating
fully with them.
But Brian, you and so many journalists have questions about the cameras at Brown.
give us some examples of what you're wondering.
Well, Jake, what they really have not answered
and what we have been pressing them repeatedly on this week
is why, according to officials,
in the newer part of that engineering building,
we've been told that this is a new building attached
to an older part of the building.
So that they did have multiple cameras
in the newer part of the building
and that those cameras actually did capture a lot of.
I'm trying to tie this all together. And I guess the only thing I can think of is like,
you have a very skilled assassin that, um, with a fall guy that tries to do like, I'm
putting my fucking conspiracy theory hat on, right? This is none of this is real. I'm
just trying to comprehend what this would look like. And, um, and it would be like,
Oh, you try to create chaos in a mass shooting incident
in Brown, because the victims in Brown
are not connected at all to anything significant.
They're just like regular students.
And while everyone is actually focused on Brown,
you very quickly make an exit, a swift exit,
drive 20 minutes down the street,
and go to this neighborhood
where your actual target is,
and then you go and you assassinate the target.
Because I don't see any other reason why, I don't see any other reason why this would be in any way, shape or form connected, you know.
They're going to be an ice affiliated shooter for acting on behalf of Iran as retaliation for the nuclear program attack. Okay, I don't.
I don't know.
Um
No, I do need to stop fusion power is not all anywhere near commercializable. We're 50 plus years away from it being useful
You never know man
If we're doing conspiracy theories, you know
What if he was on the verge of a of a new discovery?
I will say
When I see the FBI agents literally fucking stomp it on the ground like this in the snow
It kind of makes me feel like they're in on it and they're like, oh god. Oh gosh darn it
Gotta find this guy now
Like I know that's not the case and I'm sure the the simpler explanation is that they are not in on some grand conspiracy
but simply
Just fucking incompetent, but it quite literally looks
looks in every way, shape and form, like they are in on it. This is, I saw a tweet about
this, uh, on the timeline that went viral. It was like, yeah, me, me looking for my,
uh, friends shit right after I stole it, you know, and six others. Yeah. Also, there
was a North Carolina private jet crash that took place. Former NASCAR driver and six
others were among the North Carolina private jet, uh, crash victims. You're like, you're
seeing like 700 K in salaries at work. Yeah. Anyway, they're not live yet still. So we're
still waiting. I thought it was a target attack to kill the vpn of Brown's Republican
Wait, why the f- what? No, that was what, uh, that was what, uh, what's his face was saying.
James Woods was saying, to which I responded with, uh, where is it? James Woods and all these
other like, uh, right-wingers were claiming, oh, uh, this is the vice president of the,
you know, campus Republican club and nobody seems to care about her. If she were the
vice president of the campus Democrat club, the killer would have been caught, tried and
In prison by now, there would have been crystal clear video of every moment to which I responded with you one
You got your guy who's exhausting all law enforcement resources and kidnapping your neighbors at court hearings
He put a podcaster in charge of the FBI now. They're failing over and over again, but it's still somehow a democrat conspiracy
Who's the democrat patel?
Trump who's the democrat here?
How is this still a
Fuck the democrats uh moment
Like, I don't understand it. I need to understand it. What are you trying to say here? What exactly
are you trying to say? This makes as little sense as January 6 was actually an Antifa.
It was an Antifa incident, but we also have to free all of the political prisoners that
were imprisoned on January 6 for both simultaneously being Antifa and doing an insurrection,
But also that insurrection was good and they're all brave patriots.
It doesn't fucking make sense!
Make sense!
Make it make sense!
I feel like the dumber Republicans get, the worse their arguments get, but it still has
so much salience for some fucking weird reason.
They don't even have to make any sense whatsoever.
No need for moral consistency, no need for logic.
You can lie, but just make it a logical lie.
Nope.
That's too much of a fucking ask.
You know?
Boston's coverage from Providence, Rhode Island, of course, covering the CBS News confirmation
that police have identified a person of interest wanted in connection with this deadly shooting
at Brown University on Saturday.
I want to go ahead now and go to the head of our crime and policing unit, Anna Schechter,
who is here with me in Studio 57.
We'll go to Rodney Harrison and a little bit, law enforcement expert.
Anna, first of all, we heard Penny commit they're talking about the possible link
between the shooting that happened Saturday at Brown University to students tragically
killed and the fatal shooting of the MIT professor that there might be a connection.
What is your reporting?
Well, our reporting is that law enforcement are looking at a possible connection.
Remember, they are working round the clock.
They're going through surveillance imagery, license plate readers, license plate reader
cameras that are taking images in and around the streets, the vehicles in and around Brown
University and in and around this neighborhood in Brookline where the professor lived,
also in and around MIT.
And so they are looking for leads.
And so this is yet another lead.
It's another lead in a series of leads
that they have not been panning out.
So let's see how this plays out.
But this is potentially some movement.
Investigations like this are really hard.
Especially after that 24 hour period passes,
the assailant has had time to leave the area.
It takes time.
We are on day six now out from the Brown shooting that killed two students and injured nine others.
A little bit more than 48 hours later, you had the assassination of the MIT professor.
Yeah, I heard this as well.
I mean, this is a separate thing, but according to Reuters, Shana has created extreme ultraviolet
litography.
And it is in the testing phase now, which is breaking the technological limitations
of the United States.
So they might have had a potential breakthrough.
And it will shatter the monopoly that due to innovation for the record that Taiwan had
on microchip technology.
Now obviously that'll take a long ass time for it to be fully implemented and fully
created but hey, China once again, whether you like it or not, ASML is a Dutch company,
Taiwanese law. Oh, this is the, oh, I thought that the, uh, the, the one that we were talking
about was, um, oh, this is the one that they wanted to purchase from ASML is a Dutch company
that has the best photo lithography tech. Um, I was thinking of the, I was thinking
of the chip manufacturing, TSMC, the TSMC makes the chips, ASML makes the machines. China wanted
the machines from, China wanted the machines, America actually stopped this trade from taking
place. China then achieved the technology to make the machines, but the machines that make the chips.
I believe a SML still can't sell to China. No, I know there was a point where they wanted there was a point where there is
there is going to be a purchase of these machines and America stopped it anyway ultimately maybe this will make things a lot cheaper for all the gamers so even if America is fucking you over gamers remember China is out there saving your life so
and saving your treats. Real terrorism is the name and convention of all these companies.
Hold on here, but that's not relevant to what we were talking about with the professor that
was potentially assassinated and the possible links to possible ties to the Brown University
shooter. AMD Intel Nvidia still need to design the chips for these machines.
Okay, hold on. Let's get back to the Brown University shooter and the possible connection
between the MIT murder. We were talking earlier this is this comes in it's a week of huge
tragic news stories
Around the country and around the world including a terror attack in Australia. So it's one thing after another
there's been a lot of speculation online and
Right now what we're doing is we're just following the facts and we want to be careful because this is a lead
This is another way. I'll tell you the only
Hassan is a shit lib, but still does good analysis on stuff. This is so funny to call me a fucking shit lib
The only thing that I can think of in my, you know, if I put my conspiracy tinfoil hat on, right, the only thing that I can see them connecting these two incidents is if like the actual target of this like assassin was potentially this MIT professor working on nuclear technology at MIT at the verge of some sort of breakthrough discovery that will be a significant setback to this research.
research, and the reason why the Brown University shooting happened is to exhaust the resources
of all matter of law enforcement in an area elsewhere, and that the Brown University shooting
was simply a distraction.
full well that, let's say the person was knowing full well that like the building that he was
going into was an older building on Brown University campus, knew exactly where the cameras were,
knew that he would be able to make a swift exit after doing the shooting and then use
that as a distraction to literally drive 20 minutes down the road to go and actually
take out his intended target. Sorry, there's just, wow, that's way too much attention when
he just got, when he could have just gotten the professor at his house. I agree. I know.
I'm just saying like, if I was a, if I'm putting a tinfoil hat on, I'm, that's all I'm saying.
MIT professor was killed one street over my girlfriend used to live fucking terrifying.
That's crazy.
And of course law enforcement are looking given the fact that the lead is leaving
them to.
isn't 20 minutes from Providence, friend? It's more like an hour away, just FYI.
Okay, what's up dude? All right, what's going on? You want to take, you can take her out.
Yeah, Austin's here. You want to take a look at the official connection? I'm just,
I'm just trying to make sense of this. The shooting at my university and the shooting of
this beloved MIT professor who we just heard from our station there lived in that apartment
with his family. We don't have any reason to believe at this time that it was a politically
motivated attack on him and we are waiting to hear more. Authorities have released absolutely
no information about a potential motive there. So we were just showing this surveillance video
that law enforcement enhanced and released of a person of interest doesn't give the public
a whole lot to go on. And we don't know how law enforcement made its identification. Could it be
that they identified the person that was seen in close proximity that they released yesterday?
Could that person have led them? Could somebody have recognized the particular clothing or
the gate? But this as far as surveillance imagery goes of a person of interest,
not the most helpful to the public. That's true, but it's painstaking work. The image
quality is not that great. So what police were wanting to do is to
Brookline, aka Baruch line, because how many Jews are here is woke as fuck and is literally
outside of Boston. I used to live in Brookline as the anti-sonist June is chock full of us.
There's literally an 80 year old lady who sits outside the train stop and trains free
Palestine once a week, she rocks. Yeah, that is what I have heard as well. It's a part of,
it's a part of Boston. Okay, I mean, it's like close enough in proximity that you can drive
the same fucking car from Brown University over in Rhode Island to, to Brookline though.
And that's part of the reason why I think they're like connecting these two things
together unless it's like just so unless unless the motherfucker who did this in Brown University
was literally dumb enough to drive his car back to Brookline where he's from or something.
Okay. But because the only thing that's connecting these two shootings together is like the
timeline, and also this one fucking rental car, and I don't know how how that works like, okay,
a guy went did a mass shooting gotten his fucking car drove back to this drove back to this random
suburb and seemingly was in close proximity to this other assassination potential assassination
took place. It would take multiple hours of driving through Boston traffic from the south. Is LA level
to traffic? In those pieces of the puzzle, because they had only the very beginning of the puzzle.
They had the person of interest who they believe carried out the shooting walking in the residential
neighborhood near the building, that engineering building on MIT. What does the law enforcement
I didn't think that person of interest was doing.
Do they know?
Wearing the black mask, dressed in dark clothing,
walking quickly in one clip, and walking in and out
of frame in another clip.
In fact, there's one clip where the individual is walking.
It was like the streets come to a point,
and there was somebody else walking.
You can see you can't identify who it is.
And the person, I believe, is the person of interest
who carried out the attack.
they believe carried out the attack.
I have insider info from Norfolk DA Brookline.
They believe the same personal suspected vendetta against Ivy League types.
That's insane.
That, okay, what the fuck?
First of all, I am to entertain that, you know, the DA who revealed, um, some,
some serious, uh, information that isn't out yet.
Uh, and not only that, but also.
their investigation has led to them believing that this is just like totally fucking random.
Totally random. Like, this guy just hates Ivy League people. No, you did not get that.
You, that's, that sounds like some shit that Reddit made up or something.
seems crazy. Is it so far fish though? Yes, because why would they fucking attack Brown
University random students in a Brown University engineering building and then turn around and
attack someone very specific at their home and not even at like, I don't know, another
Ivy League institution or something.
Hook off running, so that was interesting, but they didn't have the next the connective tissue to piece together the path of flight. So they were trying to find, did he enter a vehicle?
Did he enter a residence or a business? They had very little to go on and at this point in the investigation
They do not have a slam dunk. They are looking at trying to rationalize. This is not the way to go about it
You're right. I should be going even more far-fetched
Here's my theory
It's Charlie Kirk. He's alive and he's taking he's going on a revenge tour on college campuses
Okay, he survived it and now he's on a revenge tour.
Is that better?
Are you comfortable with this level of theorizing?
At a potential connection.
He's carrying the flame.
That's where we're at and that is based on their painstaking work of collecting all
this imagery that is out there and it's terabytes of imagery and they've been going
slowly looking at images of are you know are there things that look similar
about these two locations and they're looking at that. I do want to ask you when
it comes to the lack of footage that we have do we know what the reason is
behind that? This is a good question. The engineering building part of that
building had was outfitted with new technology more cameras but the area the
room where the students were prepping for their final exam the room where the
shooting took place there was not that really good. Okay was he lucky and he
just seemingly lucked into the one area on campus that wasn't as secure and
and didn't have as much surveillance
or did he actually know exactly what this area was?
And that's the reason why he did the shooting there,
knowing that he could get away
if he were to do it right there.
Camera angles, cameras that can move around
and really capture the full room.
And so there was no imagery according to authorities.
There was no imagery of the actual attack.
So you didn't see the person fire, turn, and leave.
So they were having to piece together surveillance footage
from outside, not just outside the building, outside,
or sorry, outside the classroom, outside the building.
Why are you acting like Candace Owens?
Wait, what do you mean?
First of all, Candace Owens doesn't own conspiracy theories.
That's number one.
Number two, there are certain instances
in the absence of like official confirmation
certain shit, there are, like I'm working out of the information that they're giving us, okay?
And if the information that they're giving us as it stands currently is that these two shootings
that happened in somewhat close proximity to one another, at least like a proximity that's close
enough that you can travel by car, and that there was the same rental car in both of these
locations, okay? And then also on top of that, the official investigative body is confirming
that there is a connection between the two. And they said that they actually have the
suspect in the custody. Obviously, I'm gonna, while I'm waiting, while I'm waiting for additional
information, I'm just telling you what could potentially tie these two things together,
Okay, it's not me entertaining conspiracy theories. I'm just saying like what could it look like what could a connection?
Which is confirmed right at least
confirmed by official investigators. What could a connection between the two shootings be?
One is
seemingly a random act of violence the other is
is seemingly a directed targeted deliberate assassination. We don't know yet if that is
the case, but that's what it looks like just judging by who the victims are. Okay.
Like if he had, if he had gone into Brown University engineering building, okay, and then
actually shot like, I don't know, another, another professor that was somehow involved in
research for for some kind of like nuclear project and then did that you'd be like okay this makes a
lot of sense as a matter of fact this this makes so much sense that it actually could be Iran even
okay as retaliation like considering that America and Israel assassinated a bunch of
Iranian nuclear scientist, right? But that's not, it doesn't seem to be the case, at least.
The Brown University shooting seems like a random act of violence, whereas the Brookline
shooting that took place with the MIT professor doesn't seem like a random act of violence,
but instead seems like a targeted deliberate assassination, and not even at his school,
directly outside of his home. Here's the timeline. Do your research timeline.
Cameras capture potential shooters route around Brown University. I mean,
we already covered that stuff. I and I also don't know the area well enough to
be able to give you an accurate assessment. But yeah, two to two hours
before the attack, security camera footage capture a person.
Adventures police say may have been casing a quiet affluent corner of
College Hill just out of just out of reach of the busier streets that
across to the urban campus in Providence, Rhode Island,
from 2 to 2, from 2 p.m. to 2, from 2 p.m. to 2.08.
The earliest videos disclosed by police show
person of interest in dark clothing and a mask
sauntering along Manning Street, sidewalk 4,
turning on a cook street and later on a door street,
passing stately mansions dating from the 19th and early
20th centuries.
The person of interest will spend most of the next hour
just about a block away from the much busier Ho-Street, an unofficial eastern
border-browns campus, and one of the better-known streets that traverses
Providence's east side. From 208 to 213 p.m. the same person walks on
Benevolent Street but pauses and turns around in front of the Aldrich House,
home to the Rhode Island Historical Society, which is cameras near its
main interest and side door. A spokesperson for the society leader
declined a comment, except say the organization is cooperating with
investigators, the person is then seen along the side entrance of the Alder's
house where there is a small outing and then behind its gait lawn behind his
gated lawn and a road trees on George Street from 216 to 218 more unusual
activity happens around the Alder's house notes on a video shared by FBI by
the FBI on social media and later deleted say the person abruptly
turns west down George Street second individual follows that second person
be seen on Cook Street carrying a small light colored bag. Surely after turning the corner,
if the footage is accurate, the second person appears to run in the same direction of the person of
interest. The person who just ran moments earlier. Police on Wednesday shared new images of people
with light colored bags they want to speak with because of their proximity to the person of interest.
The main subject of the investigation later makes a short appearance on Hope Street,
walking on a sidewalk alongside the Brown campus.
At 2.20pm, another video taken from the historical society building, the person is shown running
east on Benevolent Street away from the campus towards Cook Street.
The running clip is followed by a 30 minute gap, at least in the footage publicly disclosed.
There is police activity slash a manhunt in Salem, New Hampshire confirmed to be
connected to the brown shooting.
We can't even see it.
Is it?
Tells 25 investigates the suspected Brown University. Wait, why is it not playing a live video? Okay
The gates has learned the identification occurred some time late Wednesday and theories have been looking for him ever since as far as we are aware
The suspect has not been located and we have not been provided a name. I'm Rachel Keller
And I'm our cock balloon today's briefing that was scheduled for four o'clock. That was postponed suddenly. No risk
What is this? I am hating right now, bro. Is it the speculation hour? Is this the entertainment part of the broadcast?
Are you trying to be silly or is it supposed to be genuine analysis because it's silly?
Wait, what? What is silly? I'm just reading what the fucking news media is covering so far.
The only time where I've made like any sort of speculation is off of what the information that's been revealed and it's actually
critical of the information that's been revealed thus far. I'm trying to make
sense of what they are saying. I'm trying to make sense of what they've revealed
so far. I don't know why you're fucking getting so ass-mad about it.
Peer reviewed studies you. Thank you. No bless yous in this chat. This is the
liberal conspiracy theory currently. Trump was involved. Oh yeah, no I that's
That's what the chatters were sending me. Trump media, the parent company, true social
agreed to merge with a nuclear fusion company in a deal worth $6 billion.
Because Nuno Lourero was assassinated as a professor and director MIT Plasma Science
and Fusion Center, 47 years old, studying nuclear fusion, energy source of the sun
plus stars for 10 years at MIT. The other liberal conspiracy I'm shocked people haven't
actually mentioned is that Elon Musk only days prior was talking about nuclear fusion
and how stupid it is and how no one should look into it at all or something along those
lines. I'm shocked that they're not actually talking about how Elon Musk is related to
this somehow. Okay, his award-winning work focused on creating a virtually limitless clean
energy source on Earth, one that doesn't produce carbon or radioactive waste, usual
by-product of fission reactors. His research was essentially a threat to companies in
energy sector, fossil fuels, wind, solar, etc. Nuno was vital to the development of fusion nuclear
power plants. Without him, the path ahead is less clear, plus his death will step back the entire
field. Nuno is not the first MIT fusion scientist to be brutally murdered in 2004. Eugene Malove
was also shot in his home. I hope this opened, opens eyes. There is an agenda at play 188,000
likes. Yeah, this was only days prior to the assassination of Nuneo. The Sun is an enormous
free fusion reactor in the sky. It is super dumb to make tiny fusion reactors on Earth.
Even if you burn four Jupiters, the Sun will still round up to 100% of all power that will
ever be produced in the solar system. Stop wasting money on puny little reactors unless
they actively, unless actively acknowledging that they are just there for your pet science
project, Jesus fucking Christ. Twitter is basically 4chan now. Yes, it's been that way
since the Elon, since the Elon purchase. Trump's social media company is attempting
a $6 billion merger with a nuclear fusion company, TAE Technologies partnered with
the UK's atomic agency this month has financial backing from the Russian government and hopes
to see fusion power, the AI revolution. This is what is inviting all of these strange conspiracies.
I'm a nuclear physics postdoc and that comment just made me want to kill myself. Thank you.
do it. We can't lose. We can't lose more nuclear scientists. Okay.
Scheduled as yet. And we have, of course, a full crew out chasing the story, also
talking to their sources. Let's start it off with Boston 25 investigative
reporter Ted Daniel, who joins us live. He is now in Providence and 10. What
are you hearing right now?
Mark, I'm told that a briefing will happen.
They just don't have a time on it right now.
As we've been reporting over the last couple of hours, we've-
How is the murder of Larrero going to impede anything in the public research front?
Well, this is work peer reviewed in public.
Isn't his team still alive?
The scientific community can actually develop his work?
Yes.
No one is saying that this won't be- oh my God.
Guys.
The point is, it might be a setback.
But if this person was like on the verge of some sort of pivotal discovery, okay?
That's it.
That's all they're saying.
If it didn't actually impede on, you know, development, then Israel wouldn't be actively
assassinating every nuclear scientist in Iran, right?
It's not like it's one guy working on everything.
not like a one, uh, one singular brilliant mind that cooks up everything. Okay? Unless
it's the Pakistani dude that was, uh, almost single-handedly responsible for Pakistan getting
nukes. That was a one guy situation, but that's rarely ever one guy. Okay. I mean, that dude
pretty much downloaded all of the info into his brain and then recreated the schematics
by himself. But that, again, that's like very rare. But even, even the fact that, even the
fact that, that there can be a one guy style situation is probably the reason why, you know,
you could suspect that this could be that one guy. Who knows?
Azan, I thought a chatter said he had the professor and he wasn't involved in stuff like this.
I mean, maybe the professor didn't know all of the breadth of this person's research.
another Jeffrey Epstein. Wait, what? Another Jeffrey Epstein has hit the timeline. A month
ago, near times calm as David Brooks wrote a column decrying the media and political fixation
on the Epstein story. This afternoon, House Democrats released a new tranche of photos
of an event that Brooks attended with Epstein. That's awesome. Hey guys, don't look into
this thing. Okay. Don't look into it too far, please. A New York Times spokesperson on why
Brooks didn't mention the meeting in his column as a journalist, David Brooks, regularly attended
at, attends events to speak with, uh, to speak with noted and important business leaders
to inform his columns, which is exactly what happened at this 2011 event. Mr. Brooks
had no contact with him before, after the single attendance at a widely attended dinner.
Also, to all marveling at photos of near and times columnist David Brooks dining with Jeffrey
Epstein, two years after Epstein finished his sentence for procuring a child for prostitution,
here's what it was. The 2011 Edge Billionaires Dinner, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos were there
too. Wait, is this guy fucking serious? Okay, nevermind. He's a, I was going to say,
I thought this person was actually trying to defend David Brooks, but I think they are,
you know, also attacking other billionaires as well.
I hope.
I hope this person is not actually trying to somehow defend David Brooks here.
I can't tell.
Here's more gnome photos. Oh my God, new photo of the house.
I can read your gnome.
I'm trying to be speaking directly with Jeffery Anthony, brother, brother.
What the fuck? Oh yeah. I saw the brace belt and photo.
You guys are so fucked up for that. Okay. You're so fucked up for that because when
I saw it at first glance, I was like, what the fuck?
are fucked up, but it's, it's messed up that everybody had a similar moment, like a brief
pause or is like, what?
The house oversight committee has just released several more photos of this billionaire's
dinner, including this one, which Epstein and Musk are in the same spot. You know,
was really fucking crazy about this. They love taking photos like every billionaire and
every millionaire, every super wealthy, super connected elite. Okay. For some weird reason
would never dare to be around Jeffrey Epstein without photographers everywhere. Okay. They
were like, Hey, Hey, fuck the shadowy dark rooms with cigar smoke. Okay. We should
do this in the most lit fluorescent light bulb having restaurants where there are photographers
everywhere. Okay. If you're going to hang out with Jeffrey Epstein, you have to make sure
there are photographers present, but you can be on a fucking private jet. You can be on
a private jet. You can be on a PJ with Jeffrey and make sure we get flicked up, big dog.
Make sure we get flicked up old people love scrapbooks. I just, it's fucking nuts, dude.
It's so funny. Cause especially in this one, no, I'm kind of looks like, no, I'm kind
It looks like me on that one PJ with David Dobrik when I was leaving Coachella and I turn
around, I'm highest fuck on mushrooms. He's looking right at the camera. Like, Oh, what's
going on? Yeah. Record scratch. You're probably wondering how I got here. Oh, there's also
this aspect of it as well. This is also very, very interesting. I'm going to talk
about this in a second. Look at these two besties. I know, I know it's so cooked. It's
so fucking cooked dude. It's so cooked. I saw someone say not one person was like, guys,
I don't think we should be taking so many photos Lamel, especially when you're in
an environment like that, especially when you're in an environment like that, that
That is probably the highest likelihood that you are surrounded by at least one pedophile.
Okay.
Like statistically, if you're going to a fucking billionaire super donor meal, you know, you
are probably way more likely to be around someone who is genuinely fucking evil.
So why are you just like, uh-huh, I can't wait to snap up.
Hey, let's get flicked up, big dog.
Love that.
Love that for you.
Love that for me.
go. We're all besties. And I've already talked about this before. Part of it is because, you
know, this was Jeffrey Epstein's job, right? Was to, uh, be the network between all these
people and also compromise, you know, photograph everything. And the other reason why a lot
of these people seemingly did not give a shit about being photographs smiling for an event
like this was because they felt untouchable. They felt completely untouchable. They're like,
who the fuck's going to do anything? Just in house oversight, Democrats have published
fresh photos taken inside of Jeffrey F. C's estate, showing a Ukrainian passport, a censored
image of Bill Gates with a woman text referencing the delivery of girls in a foot tattooed
with a line from Lolita. Also, Bilbo Baggins. How many fucking times was this dude?
How many times was this motherfucker hanging out with Jeffrey bro?
He at first, when we first got an inclination that old Bilbo Baggins over here, old Bilbo
bitch tits, not Bilber was hanging out.
It was his wife, his ex-wife that kind of, you know, really called his ass out a little
bit.
Okay.
And was like, this is not great.
And I thought partially, I thought she was using this as a way to just do a massive PR
hit to Bilbo while they were going through this divorce, right?
But what I find really strange is it turns out this motherfucker, this motherfucker was
hanging out nonstop.
He was all over Jeffrey.
Like every time you find out, every time, it's the same with Noam Chomsky.
You find out Noam Chomsky at first, a couple years ago, you find out that maybe Noam Chomsky
actually met with Jeffrey Epstein's butler when he was in France and you're like, that's
strange.
How the fuck did that happen?
Why did that happen?
Right?
And then it's never once, and it's never with someone that's just like kind of connected
with Jeffrey Epstein.
literally like every trench that comes out every every new massive reveal that comes out
there's another photo with noam chomsky and fucking jeffrey ebbstein then there's a photo with
noam chomsky and steve mannen then there's another photo but this unknown noam chomsky is on the
fucking uh chomo express how is that possible what's next are we gonna see noam sucking on
Jeffrey's toes in the next photo him sitting on the dentist chair in just as
tidy white he's like what the fuck is happening
no I'm Chelsea hanging out with a hood Barak in 2015 Chomsky choosing to stay
in his legacy by befriending an Israeli war criminal via Epstein is sad but
also contemptible in light of his undercutting of the BDS movement good
Good memories Chomsky to Epstein and Barak bro stop answering every email I mean it's
too late he's like nine hundred and fifty years old I don't even think he's able to
fucking answer emails now but like what the hell man some emails you don't answer stop
Ah, you guys are such fucking assholes.
Jesus Christ.
Listen.
You can accuse me of many things,
but you can't accuse me of being a libertarian
in any way, shape, or form. I am not an anarchist. Okay. So that's the one thing. Multiple angles,
bub. Y'all are such fucking assholes, dude. Y'all are such douchebags, bro. Why do I
I need fucking haters, man. I got literally the worst.
I got 33,000 of the worst haters in here right now. Okay.
You know how sometimes people be like, Oh, do you feel like, Oh, come on.
You know how sometimes people, how many fucking angles did you make?
Sometimes people ask me the question like,
what percentage of your audience do you think are actually hate watching right
Now I have the answer it's called 100%
Okay, 100%
Y'all need to stop
You guys make jokes like this and then my haters fucking take them and then they blast them everywhere
And in this day and age because people are so fucking stupid. They believe it dude
They straight up fucking believe it.
Not our fault you were on the plane, little bro.
Bro, how old are you in that picture? You've aged incredibly well, thank you.
Wow, I'm a new viewer. This is very damning. How many photos did you take?
But yeah, the point is when you find out anyone and I mean anyone is in any way share perform publicly connected
to Jeffrey Epstein or was around Jeffrey Epstein at a fucking public event or something. Just
know that there is going to be probably 15 more photos. Okay. Minimum. I just saw I'm
Barry Weiss at the free press that you were on the play with Chomsky and Jeffrey. Do
you have a defense, first of all, if I was on the plane with Jeffrey Epstein and
Norm Chomsky, Barry wise would be coming to my defense. Okay.
Make no mistake.
The free press would be promoting me as like a hero and,
and how one of the more tolerant voices that is somewhat critical of Israel,
but not that critical ultimately.
And we should actually open space for a diversity of opinion. Okay.
The fc story count me out not so fast David
I'll stem some release more photos provided the oversight committee from Jeffrey Fc's estate
What is this here's a weird as fuck picture with Jeffrey Fc and some women oh
My god brother what the hell
More Bill Gates more more Bill Gates more Bilbo
Bro, I swear to God. I dude these guys it was like
It was it was so exciting for them. I think because it's like you do it once you're like, oh man
I'm fucking hooked. I have to hang out with the with the pedophiles extraver dude. He's got he is such great company
This kind of shit blows my mind dude. It's like
Like
How how does one man have so much time to do so much social so many social functions like I don't even understand
What this guy's social calendar look like?
Bill Bow, when he was outed as being connected to Jeffrey Epstein by his now ex-wife, by the
way, straight up turned around and was like, oh, we just met one time barely. Don't even
fucking know the guy. Hate the guy, actually. Hate the guy, please. Do not assume that I
was pictured in a million different photos with Jeffrey Epstein, the prolific international
sex trafficker of children as well as adults. This is a Lolita tattoo on the foot of someone
with the Lolita book in the background. For those of you who don't know, obviously Lolita
is a story about pedophilia, that's also part of the reason why it's, you know, titled
Brace Belden with Jeffrey Epstein, true and unresponse. At the time I was faculty at MIT Media
Lab inventing working on what would become the online downloadable radio. Epstein funding was crucial
for our work. I only met him three dozen times. Oh Jesus Christ.
Yeah, a real hero. He invented podcasts. And so did Jeffrey Epstein, I guess, by way of
Brace building. Here's Jeffrey, dressed up in the garb, photo of the island temple that's
very suspicious. There is a selection of Lolita themed body drawings taken from the new Epstein release.
She was
Bolores
on the dotted line.
What?
What is that word?
The Loris is the girl in Lolita, I did not read it.
She was Polly at the school.
She was low, plain low in the morning standing four feet ten in one sock.
Dolly, the brother.
You know what's crazy about this for the record?
We know Jeffrey Epstein was straight up illiterate and could not read or write.
So the very fact that the one book that he seemingly read and wrote quotes from on the
body of someone was Lolita is enough to put him in prison, okay? If you know a motherfucker
who can't read or write, but seemingly they can't drop this copy of Lolita, that is definitely
well read. I mean, look at the damage on this shit, okay?
Yeah, you can't even spine check that bitch. That thing has been crumpled up multiple times,
some pages stuck together if you know what I'm saying this guy really read the
fuck out of that book the one time he read a book was Lolita he can't read
have you seen his email correspondence
I don't know. I don't know if the intention was for it to be a smut book, but if you are
a pedophile, I think you can get that out of it, seemingly as Jeffrey Epstein did.
Yeah, it's supposed to be an indictment of pedophilia.
My anti-pedophilia work is now being celebrated by pedophiles all around the world.
It's a criticism of its subject matter but it's not sufficiently critical and it does
kind of linger on the lewd sexual aspects as if they weren't rape the thing
about Lolita is it's supposed to be a very scathing indictment of a pedo and
pedophiles take it and are like oh my god wait this is so hot actually a rest
weren't issued for the suspect in Brown. Yeah, we're waiting on that. I just moved
into this direction because there is some some new data dumps that came out. Big
dumps.
There's a CNN video on it as well. Let's take a look at what CNN is saying about
We wait for the Brown University shooter apprehension to release all the Epstein files.
We just got five more pictures from the Epstein estate courtesy of Democrats who are eager to
keep the story in the headlines.
The photos were provided without context.
CNN's MJ Lee is here.
MJ, can you tell us what these images show?
Yeah, Dana, first of all, I'm really glad that you said that these photographs have
been released without any kind of context. We shouldn't be reading into them. What we can do is simply
describe what we are seeing here and certainly we can talk about the political context that is behind
all of this as well. The photos as oh shit, power mapping, absolute clock. Hey, I just noticed
something. Oh my God. I mean it could be, it could be a total, total coincidence, but
contextually very, very strange. Hasan, you are a little bitch. When are you going to start crying
about Asmengold, um, not any time soon. Why are you concerned about this? Shouldn't you
be watching him instead? Did you get bored of the yeah-basts? So you came in here?
We're calling your president a pedophile dog. Okay, you got some takes on that?
The guy you fucking love is a pedophile, I think or at the very least was writing freaky ass bullshit to a
Very famous pedophile
Yeah, pet-o president
Yeah, please
He's watching you right now is why the freaks are here. Yeah
Chatter is 30. That's so sad. Yeah.
Hasan, you're being very uncharitable. These clips are out of context.
What if in all of these photos, the moment afterwards, they put their thumbs down and said boo.
boo. Yeah, while they were writing this Lolita reference on the body of a woman, they were
actually shaking their head in disagreement. And it doesn't actually show that. And that's
why it's out of context. They were actually trying to, much like Lolita, make a statement
about how pedophilia is bad and wrong.
the state of the United States
and the state of the United
States. We're going to go back
to that. You said we're just
now released by Democrats on
the House oversight committee.
They were obtained from the
Epstein estate and committee
Democrats also are saying that
they were received without the
context, so it's not as though
they are holding back context
that they otherwise have from
the estate. So here are the
five new photographs. First
we have if you see up there
know about a man sexual obsession with a 12 year old girl you see in the
background there the actual book itself and then we have a photo that appears
to be a series of text messages sent by somebody and again we don't know who
discussing quote sending girls let me just read some of these texts I don't
know tried to send someone else one text says I have a friend scout she
sent me some girls today. She asks $1,000 per girl. I will send you girls now. Maybe
someone will be good for Jay. Don't know who Jay is. Redacted information I think we are
seeing as well about this girl presumably including age and height measurements. The
next photo is what appears to be a Ukrainian woman's passport. No context there of course
about who this person might be.
And then we have two photos,
one a philosopher known Chomsky on a plane with Epstein
and then Bill Gates posing for a photograph with a woman
but the woman's face has been redacted
by the House Democrats.
They've been doing this to, they say,
to make sure that they are protecting
the identities of potential Epstein victims.
And I should just be careful to note
that Gates has previously said that he regrets.
I like how they're not using any of the four chance laying the Q and on Akali's believe the fc trafficking ring used
Yeah, because they were making that shit up because their conspiracies are just conspiracy theories and they're far-fetched and they're stupid
Apparently the real international sex trafficking of minors ring that was taking place in the highest levels of American society
Was straight up like hey, do you want to do rapes on children?
Here are the fucking 18 year old
Classifications or whatever the fuck they were doing like it's literally they were just doing in a broad daylight, okay?
There is no like
You know cheese pizza or hot dogs no code words only photos
Literally photographing every part of this process, okay?
Total impunity who's gonna get us who's gonna say anything
thing. That is, I think, one of the greatest ways of destroying the QAnon-style conspiracy
theories was that the idea that these, like, societal elites would actually feel the necessity
to do OPSEC, that they would actually try to simultaneously send these sorts of emails
on the fucking company email, which they apparently were for the record, or at least
they were using their personal emails,
personal email accounts,
but like they would feel the necessity
to like shelter others from what the fuck they're doing,
you know?
Nope, turns out they were just like,
we love photographing our illicit acts.
It's, I'm a big fan of this.
Please let's take more photos.
Meeting with Epstein,
whereas Chomsky has previously declined
CNN's request for comment. So, Dana, there's nothing here that explicitly seems to sort
of depict any kind of sexual misconduct, but again, without any kind of proper context,
we have no idea what these text messages are supposed to suggest, what the significance
of these images might be. But as you say, you know, this has been sort of a pattern
that we have seen from House Democrats, sort of a slow-rolling release of small batches
at times of information that they have gotten from the Epstein estate.
And Republicans on the committee have certainly accused Democrats of cherry-picking certain
information to release a little bit at a time for political reasons.
And I do think it is an important question to sort of ask what the service might be
that Democrats think they are serving by doing this in this manner when they could be releasing
perhaps everything at the same time or maybe waiting until we do have the context so we
can understand what exactly we are seeing here. Well we're talking about it so that gives the
answer to your question and we're doing it I should say not to be flipped we are doing this
because it is an important news story, particularly on the eve of the important date on the calendar
tomorrow, which is the DOJ is by law supposed to release the Epstein files.
So what we are seeing is perhaps, yes, sort of examples or illustration of some of what
we're going to see, much of which might not have the context in and around them.
Is this how your haters see contacts? I don't even know what you're referencing here, but
the reason why like people who are super pro Israel, like Dana Fash for example, have no
issue covering the story or are not like invested in and sheltering the public from
the story at August, a high profile story is because one, it would invite way more
suspicion if CNN somehow magically didn't cover the story. Everybody understands why
Fox News refuses to cover it, right? But also, the real, the other reason is because in the
Normie sphere, if you haven't noticed, in the Normie sphere, there is very little coverage
of Jeffrey Epstein's dealings with Ehud Barak or with Israel in particular, okay? So they give
you everything, but not everything. Some of the, some of the connective tissue that would invite
suspicion about Jeffrey Epstein's dealings with the state of Israel are oftentimes left out from
mainstream coverage, if you noticed. There has, for example, been very little coverage
from mainstream resources, if at all, about the numerous dealings that Jeffrey Epstein had with the
state of Israel. None whatsoever. It is very, very suspicious. The Epstein story reveals the
corruption of a broad swath of the U.S. elite while featuring a certain little nasty little
Middle Eastern regime in a starring role. Pro-Israel insiders disliked the story and wanted to go
away for the same reason. Yeah, a short
journalism that also ought to put some of
the, ought to put the rest, some of the
announces around the Epstein story, but
probably won't. The untold, the untold
story of how Jeffrey Epstein got rich, and
this story basically is, this story
basically reveals that Jeffrey Epstein
is like a small-time con man who just
seemingly leveled up all of his cons by
by being a real charmer until he got to like less Wagsner.
Okay, that's what it makes it.
That's how they presented on the New York Times.
It was like their big budget, Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
You know, it's a unique, let's just say.
And Julie Kay Brown responded and said,
hundreds of girls and young women were sexually assaulted
by Epstein and other men he associated with.
I don't think that is nonsense.
A huge story from New York Times investigation into Trump and Epstein, Don's best friend,
how Epstein and Trump bonded over the pursuit of women.
So they're on the one hand tying Jeffrey Epstein back to Donald Trump, okay?
But also on the other hand, I mean, they're doing a decent job with that and so are
the Democrats.
On the other hand, they just, I feel like they used Donald Trump as like a red herring.
It is very strange that the only coverage, the only coverage around Jeffrey Epstein's connections
directly to Israeli spies, yes, Israeli spy Yoni Koran who stated Jeffrey Epstein's
apartment or Ehud Barak or the numerous deals that he cut selling Israeli spyware to the
countries all around the world. All that stuff is left out from mainstream discourse. Okay.
And it is very interesting, very interesting. So in some ways it's like, in some ways,
They make you feel like your curiosity is satisfied.
And in other ways, I think they just leave some of this information out.
It's exactly what we're getting today.
Yeah, that's right.
And you know, it's not as though there is some public rollout plan that we've gotten
from the Justice Department about how tomorrow might go.
If these files end up being released tomorrow to begin with, but we do generally expect that
whenever these files are released by the Justice Department, it will be broader in scope than
anything else that we have seen so far.
I mean, we are talking about years and years of information that the DOJ might have access
to.
But we don't know, for example, Dana, what kinds of redactions are being made.
You know, I've spoken to Epstein survivors who have said they've not been contacted
in any way by the DOJ. Lawyers for them have said, you know, some of us have been contacted,
others have not to discuss redactions.
For the record, in terms of her own personal connection to the story, okay, worth noting,
Jeremy Bash, former chief of staff of the CIA and the Department of Defense and the
ex-husband of CNN host Dana Bash had dealings with the top Israeli spy who stayed for
weeks at a time in Jeffrey Epstein's apartment in New York. They continued to coordinate
privately together for years. Just so you know. So like, and to be fair to Dana, this was a relationship
or a marriage that lasted from 1998 to 2007. Okay. So I believe this happened after they were married.
She then married CNN co-host, co-anchor John King, from 2008 to 2012, but the whole, it's a big club and everyone is just somehow involved in it, it's a part of that.
And then I think we should be just taking a real effort to make sure the conversation
is being brought back to the survivors.
You know, some of them had told me that the slow rolling nature of these disclosure, but
like I said, I'm not, I am not saying that Dana Bash was knowledgeable on everything
that was going on.
I'm not, I'm not implying that.
I'm not saying that at all. Like I said, um, she was married to this person, uh,
up until 2007.
Just have been incredibly triggering because they don't know when these
images might suddenly pop up on their TV screens or on the internet. Uh, and
some of these images, when they see them sort of bring them back to the
moments that they experienced, uh, this kind of trauma and abuse from
Jeffrey Epstein and perhaps others around him. Yeah. Very, very important
note there. MJ, thank you so much. Appreciate your reporting. And my smart panel is back
here. David Chalene?
Well, I keep thinking as I'm listening to this and looking at these villains, what if,
what if, as Susie Weill said, Pam Bondi did not completely whiff at the Epstein files,
as the White House Chief of Staff described the Attorney General's approach in this
beginning. And what if the administration sort of...
Hassan loves the Zionists when they're attacking whites.
This guy would never walk through a black community alone.
Abu Hamza 97, definitely a very real account.
And not just a straight up Nazi,
larping as uh... larping with an air of name
grifting fraud homosexual
we'll get him next time chatter
followed political crisis management 101
got their arms around this, put out everything,
and they would be able to provide all the context
around it.
You wouldn't have moments like this of the House Democrats
being able to put stuff out, drip by drip,
and create a daily headache for the administration.
I know that's backward looking, but as I was just listening
to that, the administration had an opportunity here.
One, by the way, that the president's home base
was demanding to see everything
and put their frame around it.
And they did not take that opportunity.
Listen to what AOC said about sort of her commentary or analysis
of what we're seeing out of the White House vis-a-vis what's
happening in the world of the release of the Epstein files.
Oh, forgive me a quote.
It's not a sound bite.
Reminder, here's what she said, reminder
that the Epstein files are supposed
to be released on Friday.
and every political development that you see between now
until then should be viewed with that in mind.
Yeah, I think that it's also, yes.
And also what the president did when
he signed the legislation from Congress
to release these files.
I remember he really framed it as the Democrats
are too focused on this.
I want to move on, get it out, and whatnot.
But as David points out, this is something
that his own Justice Department could have done months ago.
He didn't have to be forced by this bipartisan majority
in the House and the Senate to release these files.
And I think the whole episode, politically speaking,
really showed just the weakness of two leaders
of the Republican Party, one obviously being Trump,
that he let this, what he didn't want for so long,
actually happen.
And also the weakness of Mike Johnson.
I mean, clearly the rank and file overrode him.
He did not want this on the floor.
He followed the wishes of the president
to not put this for up for a vote.
And it just really, and this is kind of also
where the dam started breaking.
We saw breaks from Republicans,
or breaks coming from Republicans to Donald Trump
on a lot of other issues.
Obviously it could be related to his poll numbers,
which aren't very good right now,
but this is really, you know,
almost a seminal episode of the saga,
if you will, between the Republican Party
and Donald Trump to the point.
I think that's actually a really great point.
You obviously cautious with canal.
So was it? Did you kill your dog?
Yes, she's dead now.
Acting trend lines or different elements that you're seeing, but this was the
first time I think everybody looked around and thought, oh, there are some
Republicans on time, but there are some Republicans, at least initially, who
were willing to buck kind of the, the leader that.
God, the commentary is so fucking boring on this.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
No disrespect to CNN, but kind of disrespect to CNN.
Um, yeah, so many people accidentally hanging out with post-conviction Jeffrey F. C. Just
slipping on banana peels and falling into his Manhattan apartment.
Uh, once again, uh, a statement followed the New York times because, uh, these photos came
out of, uh, David Brooks, who had, uh, conveniently written an article about, you know, this
Jeffrey F. C. stuff, count me out of it, not really interested in it.
And you shouldn't either.
He wrote that for the New York times.
So of course, when these photos came out, everyone was like, the fuck your photograph
at an event with the pedophile that you are telling people to stop paying attention to,
that's kind of strange.
And so their statement was as a journalist, David Brooks regularly attends events to speak
with noted and important business leaders to inform his columns, which is exactly
what happened at this 2011 event.
Mr Brooks had no contact with him before or after the single attendance at a widely
attended dinner.
Trump said, oh, this is the other thing that I wanted to talk about.
This is the exhaustive proof that Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein were very close and cooperated
extensively in their sexual pursuers from the peace from the New York Times.
Trump said, here's some choice quotes from it.
Trump said Epstein modeling cards to peruse like a menu.
In an email among those released by Congress in November, Mr. Epstein boasted he gave
Trump a 20 year old woman, whom Mr. Epstein dated in the 90s.
flight together in the early 90s, Mr. Trump came on to another Epstein employee traveling
with them, telling her that he could have anyone he wanted, according to a different
Epstein worker who learned of the incident.
A separate Epstein employee from that era recalled that Mr. Trump would occasionally
send over modeling cards for Mr. Epstein to peruse, like a menu.
She remembered one call in the mid-1990s on which the two men discussed how much
pubic hair a particular woman had.
And whether there was enough for Mr. Epstein to floss his teeth with on another, Mr. Trump
told Mr. Epstein about having sex with another woman on a pool table, the former assistant
said.
But this is the most damning part of this.
During a trip to the bathroom, they ran into Mr. Trump's new wife.
This is Trump's wife, the one that he like buried under the golf course, okay?
The one that I believe also accused them of sexual assault, Trump's wife to the mother
of 14-year-old model said, do not let her near my husband.
During a trip to the bathroom, they ran into Mr. Trump's wife, whom they had met earlier.
Oh, wait, no, this is, no, this is Marla Maples, sorry, this is the, this is, this
This is not the one that was, this is not, Ivana, who is Ivanka's mother, was the one
who accused him of sexual assault.
This is wife number two, I apologize for getting the wives wrong.
During a trip to the bathroom, they ran into Mr. Trump's new wife, whom they had
met earlier, Ms. Maples, clasped her hands, Ms. Coleman recalled, and looked her in
the eye.
you do, do not let her around any of these men, and especially my husband," she told
Ms. Coleman, protect her.
This is the mother of the often forgotten, ugly duckling Trump, Tiffany's mom. Donald
Trump actually avoids mentioning Tiffany completely, as a matter of fact, despite the fact that
Tiffany Trump actually had a blossoming career in music and was way ahead of the game with
her ambitious music project that she put together alongside the rapper Logic available on Amazon
Prime Music.
Okay, now I have to play that song.
Sorry, this is Marla Maples' daughter Tiffany Trump.
like a bird with sprite and logic
just question mark, question mark, question mark in the description
This is the gayest music of all time and I do low key feel like he was ahead of the game.
I
So was it this is like AI music just ten ten years too early before AI could make such a
This is, this is early brat. Okay. Tiffany walked. So Charlie XCX could run this part
We live in it up, shine like the moon and fall in the club, moon and it's lovin' a night on us.
You're the most awesome, shunned by the special friends you've got on me.
You know what you say, baby, baby, don't you know?
It just feels like she's also trying to catch her breath like over and over again while
she's in the process singing this song. Okay. Which I think is awesome. Fame is a gun nachos.
She was pregnant with Addison here served this country harder than her father and Jojo thinks
she invented gay pop legendary rare Trump family serve. This is Grimesburg conservatives.
This legit sounds like one of those weird ringtones that come on flip phones. They should have played
this at the inauguration. I can imagine her presenting this to her father, to her family at
the dinner table, and she's just feeling the song while her family just stares at her with
grief and annoyance. I don't know why, but the Amazon Prime sticker in the upper left corner
just makes it even more hilarious. It's giving 2000s realness. I'm actually obsessed. This
sounds like a to be movie soundtrack. Okay, don't come after to be like that. That's crazy.
Tiffany XC eggs, dude. She's a real one. Y'all don't understand. Hello, I am from Israel.
This is my music. Okay. Honestly, Israel could never. Israel could never. I feel like that
is more workable than, uh, than Israeli music. Also, cause it's not Saitrans. Okay. It's
not. So it's not from, uh, it is not from, from Israel. That's how you know it. What
is this?
Jeffrey Epstein, I don't know who that man is.
But I would love to get a photo with him.
I'm sorry, who's here?
Jeffrey Epstein?
The man with the evil island?
I've heard some very bad things.
Would he take a photo with me, though?
No, sorry, I can't make it tonight.
I have dinner with this mysterious man
who I've never heard of before,
yet I'm giving my time to Jeffrey Epstein.
Have you heard of him?
We will be taking the photo together.
Okay, this is true though.
Like, it's jokes, but also seemingly not jokes.
That's what happened.
Yes, I do run a giant tech corporation and I take it very seriously,
but if 90% of my time is not spent taking photos with Jeffrey Epstein,
then what is it all for?
I just want to make it clear, though, that I do not know who no one knows who this man is,
but we all need to get a photo with him for some goddamn reason.
I'm sorry, what's her name?
Gis Lane Maxwell?
I don't know who that is, but her name starts with Jizz, so...
Get her in the photo, Mom!
Yup.
Jokes are real, dude.
At least...
At least at least like with the with the home photos like which we haven't even seen too much of okay
Oh, Lucas Enko glazing Xi in China. I love he like did Lucas Enko interview is so funny. I
Saw pieces of this including this one
I mean because it's Lucas Enko. He's just a very funny guy. All right, let's watch he said so
This is isn't she like a newsmax person
Like now, former Fox News anchor Greta interviewing Lukashenko here for, I assume, Newsmax.
What's he like? What's President Xi?
I wish one day they will remember me this way. When they go, what's he like, Hasan Piker? He is Chinese.
What does that mean?
It means he's smart, neat, impossibly calm, just like all the Chinese.
The peculiarity of theirs is that they don't rush anywhere.
They are smart people, an extremely ancient civilization.
who understand
early or late?
The problem that exists must be allowed.
like with the with the fucking big old carrots and shit.
What is this bro? I thought we're covering the new Tiffany Trump song? No, I moved on already.
He just hands him a raw turnip. I made my first ever email for the community.
It doesn't work. Where are the hands? Barry Weist town hall ratings disaster. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I saw that already scoop after an underwhelming ratings performance for Barry Weist's town hall with Erica Kirk, the CBS news editor in chief quietly delayed a planned address to staffers about the network's future, pushing it back to January instead.
What happened fucked up? I thought she was popping. I thought she was going to get shit
popping over a CBS. This is not going to work for us. Okay. Anyway, I don't know what the
hell happened with this conference, by the way. Oh, she's bringing JD Vance on to CBS.
Oh, that's going to be good. Yeah. No, this is, are we still capable of talking to each
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Slow to respond to things like this
cultural forces in general. It's gonna lean into deep into 2026.
Worst website to post Samba culture is already swinging back to stigmatizing and
dunking on the ugly and often violent anti-woke cry bully behavior. That was the
Maggarali in cry. However corporations lag and will continue their pivot to
posturing right deep into 2026.
So, that is absolutely like the cultural correction against far right demonstrations is already
here.
It's not as organized, but the anger and resentment towards that sort of thing is already here.
But of course, the likes of Bank of America are not going to move as fast, which is precisely
the reason why they're still doing dumb shit like this.
Bank of America sponsoring CBS News's right wing town hall series.
They're dunking on Olivia Reingold.
My magnum opus dedicated to all of the, all the ideologues of my childhood.
The Jewish parents who raise Mamdani voters.
When your magnum opens is 1000 words and probably required 6 15 minute phone interviews.
Press conference delayed indefinitely.
you already see this? Oh, yeah. Jeffrey's on a Barstool podcast. First of all, it's
not just any Barstool podcast. This is PFT's podcast, macro dosing. Okay. So it's, you know,
Hakeem Jeffries on a Barstool podcast. President Trump promised as candidate Trump, no more
foreign wars than he's doing the exact opposite.
your view on the Trump brinkmanship towards Venezuela?
Yeah, well, I'm not supportive of it at all. I think that this
effort potentially to try to trigger regime change is very
dangerous. We've seen this happen in other parts of the
world, particularly in Iraq. It never works out. And the last
thing that we need is another failed war. As a matter of fact,
President Trump promised as I've got bad news about Brace. Yeah, no, it's fine.
He explained it. At the time he was faculty at MIT Media Lab inventing,
working on what would become online downloadable radio. Epstein's funding
was crucial for our work. I only met him three dozen times and he only sucked
on Epstein's toes. I think, I mean he didn't reveal that but he revealed that
to me. And also he always kept his underwear on whenever he was on the premises. So that's
it's, you know, in all three dozen times, he he kept his underwear on. So you guys don't
have to worry about that stuff. If that was what you were worried about and the socks
were also it wasn't gay. And he said no homo afterwards. Clearly Woody Allen. Yes, it is
Woody Allen chatters. It's not that that's the joke. Okay.
candidate Trump, no more foreign wars. And he's doing the exact opposite by potentially
triggering one as it relates to Venezuela. I don't support the Maduro regime, but there
are bad actors all across the world. And we've got a lot of problems here in this country
that we need to resolve in order to make sure that people have the ability to provide for
themselves and their families. Far too many people, like literally middle-class people
are struggling to live paycheck to paycheck.
God, he's so fucking hot, God, I'm just, oh, he's so sexy, he's so charismatic, how did
we as Americans arrive at such a sexual dynamo as the leader of the opposition, like you don't
even have to be a Democrat, you can just be a person who wants democracy to thrive
and every day wake up and think to yourself,
thank God, Hakim is leading the charge.
That's how I feel at least.
the economy. So, there was this blog post that went, why $140,000 is a new poor? Hakeem
is my dad and he said shut up. He's my daddy and I will never shut up. America fest starts
like 10 minutes and they brought the tent? No! No! What the fuck is going on brother? Oh my god!
Oh my god that's crazy!
They brought the fucking tent? Not only did they bring the tent, okay? What I also found somewhat
strange was that they, they are unironically, so turning point USA, our first America without
Charlie begins today, though we feel his absence in every way, what he built will continue here
louder and stronger than ever.
Let's make this one count for Charlie, toilet paper USA, as you guys know, do these source
conferences, but what's crazy about it is that they're also unironically posting
that we are Charlie Kirk song. I guess not though I guess technically they're
just saying we're all Charlie Kirk is like the rallying cry I I wonder if
they're going to I wonder if they're going to actually do the carry the flame
if they do the carry the flame thing in the opening because if they do I will
die. Okay. 20 minutes, according to their official Rumble link. Oh, the, oh, you're talking about
the turning point USA conference. I don't even know if I'll be around for then, because we have
to do fear and much earlier today because it will. But hopefully, I'll have some time to take a look at it.
Let's take a look at her covering it though.
TPSA's America has expected to draw a huge crowd in honor of Charlie Kirk.
He carried the flame.
Today is the first day of Turning Point USA's America Fest, which is a four-day celebration
of faith, freedom, and American values.
This year the conference will be of course dedicated to the late Charlie Kirk with
a speech from his widow Erica, set to take place later today.
There was no daylight between Charlie and I, so I witnessed everything firsthand,
front row seat.
did have a phenomenal way of communicating with the young men of Gen Z and millennials
actually honestly every generation to be quite frank. I view it as a holistic thing. You can't
just focus on the female and you can't just focus on the male. There is a beautiful balance
of having the two turn into one of you're an American.
Our next guest will also be speaking at Amfest on Saturday, Riley Gaines is the
the host of the Gains for Girls podcast and she joins me now, Riley, good morning to you.
It will no doubt be a deeply powerful and moving four days.
What does it mean to you to be up there and speaking to this crowd on Saturday?
Well, Carly, very good to be with you.
I have been through all of the emotions over the past three months like many Americans
have.
Even people who didn't necessarily have a personal relationship with Charlie, I think
initially and learning the news that he had been assassinated. Of course it's total disbelief
and shock, but then that transforms into grief of being tearful. And then I'm not proud to say it,
but it kind of transforms into anger and rage and asking questions like how could this happen?
How are we witnessing people like government employees and healthcare workers and students,
even teachers celebrate this assassination. But I think in the days leading up to America
It's starting today seeing the discourse online knowing how many I mean tens of them
Riley looks
Extra bad today. That's crazy, which is unique is like that's kind of her thing right like she's just a
fucking whole-ass loser in every shape and form, but I
Don't know what the hell's going on today with her
Goddamn thousands of people from all across the country are going to be there. I now feel totally
really optimistic and inspired and hopeful. Um, I've been on about 10 campuses this semester
and following Charlie's footsteps. Uh, and what I've seen from the mother, they going
to come after you, you think I give a fuck that there are Riley, uh, there are really
gains defenders out there? Or did you mean Erica Kirk? Is she pregnant? Is Riley gains
like recently gave childbirth or something? Is that what he talked about? You've awoken
the mama bear. Oh, brother, here we go. Oh, no, not mama bear. Yeah, she's pathetic and
sauceless kids, especially in these high schools. You're talking 15, 16 year old kids, just the
stirring within them to get involved and to live a life like Charlie Kirk did really,
really powerful. So I can't wait. I'm excited. I think it will be heavy. Of course,
I imagine there will be videos and, you know, messages.
Why am I balding in these?
What the hell is going on?
I'm no neck and I'm balding.
I mean, it's beautiful.
It's beautiful artwork.
Thank you, chatter for drawing me as a balding man with zero neck.
I really do like the, uh, the art style.
Your penmanship
There's a YouTube link Erica will deliver the opening. Oh my god fucking Associated Press is there
Yo, I swear to God mainstream media is trying to make this shit happen so bad
Like apparently they were they were Charlie's biggest fans. I swear they are
They're doing stand behavior. They're behaving like this is, you know,
Ice agents at the exhibition hall.
Hi, I'm in the exhibition hall of TPUSA's America Fest. Yes, these are real ice agents.
Yes, that's an HSI recruiting booth. Seems fine.
Ugh, gross.
I cannot believe they brought the fucking actual tent dude
Also, I
Mean clearly, it's not the whole actual tank because I feel like it'd be there'd be more. I
Mean, I don't think they cleaned it
You know
It's missing the hats.
They are sick people very much dealing with mental illness.
How's the tent not submitted into evidence?
I mean, I don't know.
was Charlie Kirk's phone not submitted into evidence. They added Charlie picks.
Charlie's proved me wrong. Tannin turning point USA. Oh my God. They, oh, they didn't add.
Imagine they had a pick from the day of that would be fucking insane.
It's reminiscent of the Unabomber's cabinet in the FBI archives?
Yeah, another thing that the government is responsible for, if you know what I mean,
shouts out to the clandestine operators we're back.
the crowd is waiting there's a massive crowd waiting yeah a lot of a lot of young
folks in this massive crowd from what I can see and they're singing the national
Anthem as they wait for the doors to open in a marifest.
Was that Lacey?
Yeah, dude, phase Lacey, phase up. He's there.
there. No, he said he apologized for voting for trauma, remember? That is so funny. Okay,
In my head can an imagining lazy being there is pretty funny.
sounds like I'm current how I'm currently feeling constipated and bad how dare you say that you're
just not a real American patriot at no point in my life have I ever thought oh can't wait to pass
the time by singing my favorite song the national anthem I genuinely think it's weird and and over
the top and very performative to be like oh this is how much I love America that I'm singing
my favorite song ever, the national anthem.
You are such a fucking dork. If you do this,
it's just so over the top.
Congress calls it a day early.
House Republicans call early Christmas break before Epstein files release.
Republican, the house had brought their Christmas recess a day forward before the DOJ is scheduled
to release a tranche of documents related to the late convicted sex offender. Jeffrey
Epstein ain't no way. That's crazy. According to a floor update released by the democratic
whip cat Catherine Clark of Massachusetts, the house will hold its final votes on Thursday
afternoon and change from the GOP's previously now schedule, which would have seen these
taking place on Friday under the guidelines of the Epstein false transparency act signed
in the law by President Donald Trump on November 19th. Attorney General Pam Bonny had a 30 day
deadline to make publicly available all unclassified materials related to Epstein. Newsweek has
contacted the DOJ through its website and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise says DC
office by phone outside of regular hours for comment. There's no evidence that the
early recess stems from a desire to interfere with the release of the files or an indication
the DOJ's deadline could be affected by the altered schedule. However, many online commentators
as well as some Democratic lawmakers have connected the decision with GOP leadership's
past reluctance to pursue full disclosure around the Epstein case.
Corner of the text of the Epstein bill, Bondi had until Friday to release all materials.
And there's a CNN exclusive inside the Justice Department's race to redact some
Epstein filed before Friday's release deadline.
I don't know if the Department of Justice is actually actively trying to redact Epstein
connections to Donald Trump, which I'm sure there is a lot of interest from the administration
on, but I suspect there's more to it than that.
You know what I mean?
I suspect that there is more to it, the more that they are seeking to redact than
It's simply just the Trump connections, if you know what I'm saying.
But yes, tomorrow is going to be a banger day.
It's Jeffrey Epstein release day.
We shall see how that goes.
I should have, um, I should have brace on for that.
And also turning point USA.
There is just so much, there is just so much happening in the world.
Oh my Lord.
Um, maybe even, I mean,
what the fuck dude.
Aiden Ross responds to Eric Swalwell sell out address innocent lies being killed every day in Gaza. Oh shit
Okay, well he got him on that I can't lie I
Can't believe that he this is heartbreaking worst guy, you know made a fucking absolute banger point
That's crazy
This is the
Most spectacular of the rarest of rare W's
He switched up. He told Trump how much he loves Israel. Yeah, no, I mean he's he realized that
He can't maintain an audience full of Nick went this fans
well simultaneously being pro Israel and
He just from what I understand. He just like leans into the like the Jewish lawyer memes and shit like that nowadays
But, once again, this is the contradiction.
Someone like Ada Ross, who has collaborated with fucking neo-Nazis, someone like Ada Ross,
who has openly celebrated Donald Trump, tried to get Donald Trump elected, Donald Trump did
get elected, can still turn around and do a dis-you on the average democratic politician.
And the reason why they can do this is because of this, is because the average Democratic politician
is incredibly invested in defending Israel.
That's it.
Even if he's doing this cynically, even if he's doing this completely cynically under
No circumstance. Do you? Yeah. He, his, uh, his profile pick is the, is the, is him as
like the, the Jewish merchant, a greedy merchant meme.
Aiden recently got an NFL player to almost do an anti-Semitic touchdown celebration.
No, that's what this is about.
Swawa came out and criticized it. The Los Angeles Jewish community is on, on
edge after the bond bondide beach massacre. And what does this asshole ASAP Puka do? He
promised the anti-Semitic touchdown dance for his Thursday night game. He should apologize
or be dropped. Yeah. He was not getting dropped. Let's be real. I mean, it was a stupid thing.
It was a stupid thing that he did. And it's one of those things where like, you don't,
you know, there's under no circumstances. Do, do you do stuff like this? And yes,
got the boss call. Puka did get the boss call. He posted a, a stand with us, a time out the
hate sponsored message for the record. And the NFL also released a statement apparently,
uh, released a statement about the Rams wide receiver, Puka Nakua, who appeared on a controversial
live stream with Adam Ross and among other things practice a dance that supported anti-Semitic
tropes. Nakua since apologized, the NFL strongly condemns all forms of discrimination
or and derogatory behavior directed towards any group or individual, the continuing rise
of anti-Semitism must be addressed across the world. Can the NFO continue to stand with
our partners in this fight? Hatred has no place in our sport or society.
And this was Puka's Apology. Stand up to Jewish hate. This blue button you sometimes
see what's his face. Van Jones wear as well. When I appeared the other day on social media
live stream, it was suggesting me to perform a specific movement as a part of my next touchdown
celebration. At the time, I had no idea this act was anti-Semitic in nature and perpetuated
harmful stereotypes against Jewish people. I deeply apologize to anyone who was offended
by my actions as I do not stand for any form of racism, bigotry, or hate of another
group of people. Yeah. Yeah, a
former Israeli diplomat also called it out. But like, I'm just saying, I think that the
like, I think the timing of this was insane. As I called out yesterday, I think that
everything's anti-semitism. No, this is anti-semitic. Come on, dude. Jesus Christ. Like,
Like this is very deliberately doing a anti-semitic meme, okay?
It's just that the person making him do that is Jewish and
Leans into it personally
okay
And
The the the point I was gonna make overall is that
The gesture is like this this 4chan fucking gesture of like
the greedy Jewish merchant gesture, okay?
Where you clasp your hands together.
The thing is, however, that like while the institutional,
the institutional stigma associated
with numerous forms of bigotry,
including anti-Semitism has kind of withered away
as a consequence of this administration's actions
even people like it in roster play to form the role in this. I think there is still a little bit
of motion, there is still a little bit of motion on that on that front because like very quickly
people were like especially because of the timing of this so close to the the Bondi Beach Massacre.
a bond I bond I've each massacre they they pounced on it
huh is it a rush trying to have Jews lose white status actively I've seen some bizarre
clips. I mean, I think he's just not smart enough to think about this sort of stuff. Oh
shit. What's up, dude? I know, I know. Um, all right, everybody, I gotta go. I do have
a podcast that I have to. I have a podcast that I have to do. Right now. Okay, I'm
glad that they couldn't hear you. All right. All right. I'm done for today. I apologize.
I wanted to start even earlier, but I have to defer in pockets early because Will has
travel coming up and also important meetings coming up. And so we had to do it at this
hour. Love you guys. I will see you tomorrow. There's, like I said, Turning Point USA conference
that's taking place. We'll obviously be doing that. We'll obviously be covering that. Hopefully
No war with Venezuela and also the Brown University shooter and the information that has come
out about it.
So we'll do, we'll cover all of that by the, by this point tomorrow though, I'm sure there
will be more information and also the Epstein file data dump that will take place.
Yes.
All right.
Everybody, peace.
See you tomorrow.
Bye-bye.