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02-27-2026 · 7h 11m

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[00:07:00] I'm coming for you
[00:07:05] The cops are coming
[00:07:10] I'm listening to the music with no fear
[00:07:16] You can hear the tail of your sense here
[00:07:23] Cause I'm a punk, brother, you son of a...
[00:07:25] I see you staggerin' on the street And you can't stay on your way
[00:07:50] And you can't stay on your feet
[00:07:55] And you're faking in your sleep
[00:08:00] You wish that you were deep
[00:08:05] You can't ever laugh into myself
[00:08:10] If you could you would be someone else
[00:08:45] what's going on everybody I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening afternoon pre-noon no matter where you are in the world
[00:08:53] I'm a son piker in this awesome. I'm broadcast go to you live from
[00:08:57] sunny california last ages folks were live and alive and I hope
[00:09:15] you
[00:09:45] you
[00:10:15] you
[00:10:45] you
[00:11:15] you
[00:11:45] I'm not a spiritual person at all and I'm oftentimes called a pessimist, but honestly
[00:12:11] I've been thinking quite a bit about the events that are unfolding, things that are happening
[00:12:16] all around us and is making me feel a little bit better about the world and the state of
[00:12:19] affairs is always darkest before dawn.
[00:12:25] Okay.
[00:12:27] It has to get worse before things get better, but I do believe things are going to get better.
[00:12:32] It's an opportunity to organize and I'll talk to you about all of that in a second.
[00:12:36] Folks, folks, folks.
[00:12:40] We're live, we're live and personal news wise.
[00:12:42] I ended the broadcast yesterday after a fantastic conversation with Ben Rhodes, where Obama's
[00:12:47] former National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes basically was like, listen, I was in those
[00:12:51] rooms, Hassan, you're right.
[00:12:58] Like he might as well have said, Hassan, you should have been in those rooms with
[00:13:02] me.
[00:13:08] That was an incredible conversation.
[00:13:09] I've been thinking quite a bit about that because like, you know, it's a it's a sense of
[00:13:17] it's a sense of vindication
[00:13:22] that I rarely ever see because I'm so stuck in the mud with a lot of dummies, you know,
[00:13:33] there's also additional senses of vindication coming in for a sense of validation sense of
[00:13:37] indication coming in from the Gallup polls for the first time in 25 years, showing that
[00:13:44] Americans are choosing the Palestinians to sympathize with over the Israelis.
[00:13:53] We're moving, we're moving, things are happening, things are happening, things are changing.
[00:14:03] We're gonna do more, you know billions must dream billions must hope billions must organize
[00:14:10] Billions must receive the glories of socialism and we're not stopping anytime soon, baby
[00:14:17] but
[00:14:18] Well, we'll get into it. We'll get into all of that stuff all that good stuff. Okay in a brief moment, but
[00:14:29] You got a blast off mean for me, okay
[00:14:33] What the fuck?
[00:14:39] Okay, y'all have too many blast off memes right now. Is this
[00:14:43] What's going on here? Is this like, okay, buddy submission time? Is that what it is?
[00:14:56] Yeah
[00:15:03] I have to send something.
[00:15:15] One second I have to send something here, one second sorry.
[00:15:24] there was no afghans in the minis to ogle me um run back no pixel no
[00:15:50] So I'm just gonna blast off, honestly, personal, do-is-wise, it doesn't matter really what's
[00:15:56] going on in my life, I'm just so excited to cover the fucking news, you know, I wake up
[00:16:01] at 5am, dialed in, reading, tweeting, my life is dog shit, you know?
[00:16:10] My life is nothing, it's just all work, but honestly it feels pretty good, it feels
[00:16:18] pretty good, you know. Israel's approval ratings in the shitter, gearing up for war with Iran.
[00:16:31] UK Greens victories are on Trump.
[00:16:35] Shows thems how to lead.
[00:16:38] Internet steam panel cuba attack by Florida billions will hope
[00:16:44] You know
[00:16:47] You will you be watching case I was brighter the Charlie's axes. No, it's fucking wash bro. That shit is washed
[00:16:52] I thought it was gonna be like a pre-made doc
[00:16:56] You need a cloud on the ear take care of yourself man, what does that mean?
[00:17:00] listen listen listen folks folks folks we're blasting off okay let the people
[00:17:09] freaking know we're live and we're freaking alive I'm gonna start the tape
[00:17:15] I'm gonna start today's conversations with Goyim okay with the word Goyim
[00:17:25] apparently Anacasperian is Goy posting and by that I mean I don't mean like
[00:17:35] she's posting slop well I guess technically she is kind of posting
[00:17:39] slop but she's she's Goy posting by saying the Goyim are waking up now bitch
[00:17:44] which is I'm sorry like I'm gonna have a different approach to this
[00:17:50] conversation because this is a re-litigation of Zog, right? Zog means Zionist occupied government
[00:17:58] and it is a David Duke, I think it was like a David Duke convention, but also it teeters, it is a
[00:18:07] anti-Semitic meme because of that reason, but like it's one of those things where it's also,
[00:18:13] like there are a lot of Zionists in the motherfucking American government, right?
[00:18:18] So it's one of those things where people get really mad about it and the discourse itself is like yet again another cycle of like this is anti-semitism this is unacceptable.
[00:18:29] But with the Goyim situation it's just so like even Zog especially is Zog aside the Goyim thing is so fucking cringe.
[00:18:42] Okay, my take on it is perhaps the most like centrist moderate middle-of-the-road approach
[00:18:51] Which is thank you
[00:18:54] Yeah
[00:18:56] Here's all to this one. It's fine. Thank you
[00:19:00] my my take on it is is
[00:19:03] First of all tooth to takes number one the greatest modern application of Goyim
[00:19:08] Happened two years ago on this day literally to this day
[00:19:12] Okay, to this day, like, there is not, this has never been topped, in my opinion, like,
[00:19:23] it will never be topped.
[00:19:25] Eat your goi block and shut the fuck up, because the person who posted this, okay, the person
[00:19:34] who posted this had anger in his heart, had anger in his soul.
[00:19:39] He posted that thinking, like Jews have made my beautiful wasp decadent dining experience
[00:19:48] on Delta Airlines into a Biskoff cookie, which ironically enough, I think about this post
[00:19:55] quite a bit.
[00:19:56] I referenced this post quite a bit because this is, for me, it's a load bearing post.
[00:20:02] Because Biskoff cookies are fire.
[00:20:06] if you've ever had one of those goi blocks you're like yum this is delicious like this is
[00:20:14] this is a cookie that is making this otherwise horrifying experience much more enjoyable
[00:20:24] and everything about this post I've thought about I've endlessly talked about alongside you
[00:20:30] you know, my favorite anti-Semitism PhD Felix Biedermann.
[00:20:40] But it's like down to the size of the goi brick,
[00:20:46] the goi block, down to like how large the way he took
[00:20:52] the photo makes it look so massive.
[00:20:55] Just every part of it is perfect.
[00:20:57] It's a beautiful, beautiful version of, of, of this kind of like goi posting, right?
[00:21:04] I think it's the only, the only time it's like funny is if someone else is
[00:21:09] sincerely using it in an angry moment.
[00:21:13] Okay.
[00:21:14] If it's like a straight up fucking neo-nazi who is using this language
[00:21:22] sincerely for me, this is modern art.
[00:21:27] Having said that I
[00:21:30] Cannot stand motherfuckers who are like you see
[00:21:34] Jewish supremacists rule over us and they call us go ahead. Oh, you are not a fucking
[00:21:41] Serious person. Okay, if you are Gentile if you are a wasp if you are non-Jewish and you
[00:21:49] sincerely
[00:21:51] Utilize the term
[00:21:52] Goyim and like you try to like adopt it personally. Okay, because you saw in the Epstein files a peak into
[00:22:01] What you know Jewish supremacist people?
[00:22:05] Referred to non-Jews and it like bricked you it one-shotted you and now you're like oh
[00:22:11] This is
[00:22:12] No, it's just I can't believe it like would do they're they're fucking owning us like you're silly, okay?
[00:22:20] You're silly. You're a silly person.
[00:22:24] That's why I say the only good read on going discourse is silly when Jewish supremacists use it.
[00:22:28] Like, it's racist. It's racist. It's racist when they use it.
[00:22:32] But it's also kind of silly because, like,
[00:22:38] I guess the conversation literally goes to, do you genuinely believe Jews control America?
[00:22:46] Or not.
[00:22:47] Because if you believe Jews truly control America, then you're like, this is terrifying. They're calling us Goi Kettle.
[00:22:52] And that's literally anti-Semitic.
[00:22:55] But it's so fucking stupid. It's not Jews as capitalists that fucking control America.
[00:23:00] Are there Jewish capitalists that play a formative role in American foreign policy and like the grand design of capitalism? Absolutely.
[00:23:08] Okay?
[00:23:10] But everything beyond that is a simple distraction. It's, it's very frustrating to see.
[00:23:15] That's why I said it's cringe when Gentiles use it sincerely and hilarious when actually angry groipers use it to indicate a rabbi is going around making the food for wasps more bland during air travel.
[00:23:33] Guys.
[00:23:40] I don't know how many times I've described this to you.
[00:23:43] Okay.
[00:23:45] While Israel, as a nation-state, has now taken on a much more significant role in directing
[00:23:57] American foreign policy specifically in the Middle East, at the end of the day, at the
[00:24:04] end of the day, America benefits, at least American capital benefits in the exact same
[00:24:12] ways they did with Iraq in the exact same ways that they did with Afghanistan in the exact same
[00:24:18] ways that they did with Libya in the exact same ways that American capital thinks it will benefit
[00:24:24] in Iran. It is not a secretive Jewish cabal that is dominated the country on the basis of Judaism.
[00:24:38] Are there Jewish people in positions of power that really fucking love Israel? Absolutely.
[00:24:44] Are there Christians in positions of power that really love Israel? Also absolutely.
[00:24:51] There's not really a lot of Muslims in positions of power except for Zoran,
[00:24:54] my taqiya goat, maybe a handful. So not even worthy of bringing up.
[00:25:02] but I don't I think it's it's unimaginably cringe and not only is it unimaginably cringe it's like
[00:25:13] why are you signaling that you are like a like a fucking dude on 4chan who's like 45 years old
[00:25:21] it's it reminds me of the way that people think like Muslims talk about a kafir right non-believers
[00:25:31] like Christians think like all Muslims are fucking they're talking about the
[00:25:37] the kufar the chowfeed they they want to kill all of us they want to do takia it's
[00:25:43] like no dude I mean is it a real thing that people will say well is it a real
[00:25:49] phrase that people use in a language absolutely that's a really bad slur in
[00:25:57] some parts of the world see that's what I mean it's like
[00:26:01] It's I mean, it's such a really it's a really best learn different parts of the world
[00:26:06] Also, it's literally tattooed on fucking Pete Hex it's arm. I don't know where it's considered a slur
[00:26:12] It's not considered a slur in like turkey for example. I never I never learned about it as a slur. I
[00:26:19] Don't know what you're referencing
[00:26:23] It just means non-believer
[00:26:26] South Africa wait really
[00:26:31] It's the same as the N-word. Wait, why?
[00:26:39] Ah, I had no idea.
[00:26:42] That's so weird. Anyway, we're not going to get into the Edmont.
[00:26:45] I'm talking as a Muslim dude living in the United States of America who, you know, has, has, uh, like, learned this language.
[00:26:54] Like, the khyafir means, you know, non-believer.
[00:26:57] non-believer and it doesn't like it's not utilized in a sincere manner like no
[00:27:03] the the reason why I'm bringing this up is because
[00:27:07] The reason why I'm bringing this up is because like if you ask Christians they will say if you ask Christians
[00:27:13] They'll say like this is the fucking that's a slur
[00:27:16] They call all of us coffee is like they want to kill all of us
[00:27:19] They want to kill all the the apostate and the reason why I'm saying it's like similar to go him is because like
[00:27:24] Yeah, I mean I'm sure for some fucking weirdo fundamentalist like Jewish supremacists like yeah, the word goyem has a lot of like
[00:27:34] Has a lot of weight associated with it like they do sincerely believe there are
[00:27:39] Certainly some people who sincerely believe that like non-Jews are lesser than right, but that doesn't that's not the entire fucking religion
[00:27:45] Like it's idiotic
[00:27:47] right
[00:27:49] And it's the same with the way Christians think the word kafir is like this, this incredibly dangerous term that the Muslims are slinging around. They're like, they're slurring us, right?
[00:28:04] bro this is so funny look look look look look this guy is a very harsh word to use in some
[00:28:15] countries yes dumb chatters Islam kills apostates a song so uneducated about Islam is crazy
[00:28:22] What do I do to this guy?
[00:28:43] How do you not know coffee is harsh shaking my head?
[00:28:47] What do I do to this guy?
[00:28:49] to all the, to the Ummah that's in the chat right now.
[00:28:52] What do we do with him?
[00:28:57] What do we do with a guy like this?
[00:29:01] This guy knows better.
[00:29:04] Okay?
[00:29:06] Listen, Muslims, shut your fucking stupid mouths,
[00:29:10] Muslims, a Christian is talking.
[00:29:14] A Christian is talking.
[00:29:16] I have done the reading sir.
[00:29:20] You must be lying to me about your fucking personal experiences growing up in a Muslim country.
[00:29:28] That must be a lie.
[00:29:34] You are lying sir.
[00:29:38] How do I get to this guy?
[00:29:46] It's so funny. No, brother. No. Never said lying. You are just kind of out of the
[00:29:57] Islamic culture seems like how how into the Islamic culture are you? I'm talking
[00:30:06] about my own personal experience and I'm pretty sure that like most of the
[00:30:11] place in the MENA region, um, this is not like, uh, this is, first of all, the, the
[00:30:17] killing of apostates is fucking ridiculous. Okay. Like I saw someone saying that in
[00:30:23] Iran, right? Like in Iran, they killed the apostates. It's like, brother, brother,
[00:30:29] even in some of the most like rigid, uh, fundamentalist structures of Islam, you
[00:30:37] You are greatly fucking exaggerating what takes place.
[00:30:41] You watched television shows and you read Sam Harris and now your understanding of the
[00:30:47] Muslim world is so fucking busted that you are literally talking to a Muslim dude who
[00:30:52] grew up in a fucking Muslim country telling you that's not the fucking case and you're
[00:30:56] like dude you're out of touch.
[00:30:58] What the fuck do you think is going on bro?
[00:31:01] You think this is a Crusader Kings campaign?
[00:31:03] What are you talking about?
[00:31:07] The punishment for leaving Islam is death.
[00:31:09] That is literally true.
[00:31:10] It's not practiced everywhere.
[00:31:11] But that's what calling someone a Caliphate is very harsh.
[00:31:15] Oh, dude, we will never be able to recover from the damage that fucking former Muslims
[00:31:23] did to Western discourse.
[00:31:26] We will never be able to recover from it.
[00:31:28] This is never going to be fixed, okay?
[00:31:31] So many of these motherfuckers wrote books to be like guys. I promise you I would get fucking killed because I'm an outward
[00:31:40] Atheist, okay, and janky even fucking plays into it as well
[00:31:45] Jank plays into us as well a little bit like I hate this shit. I fucking hate this shit so much
[00:31:54] Yeah, I on her see Ali
[00:31:56] All of these fucking people came to the Western world and then the Yanmi Park bullshit for Islam where it's like I promise
[00:32:04] Yeah, I told someone I was I told someone I was an atheist and then they told the morality police and
[00:32:11] I basically had to escape. I had to escape the country. Otherwise, they would have fucking killed me
[00:32:19] They would have killed me they would have killed me and it's like which country from Lebanon
[00:32:26] They would have killed me. Which country are you from, Turkey?
[00:32:40] You are not tapped in, brother. I'm tapped in. I listened to Bill Maher, Sam Harris,
[00:32:46] and, you know, those are my favorite, those are my, those are my favorite thinkers.
[00:32:53] Apostasy does have the death penalty in Afghanistan, Brunei, Mauritania, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan,
[00:32:57] the United Arab Emirates, Iran, Yemen, but it doesn't need to be applied all that for
[00:33:00] really. Yes, that's what I'm saying. It's fucking, it's not, it's not like, it's like
[00:33:05] thinking that people still chop your, uh, handoff for, for stealing. Okay. This is
[00:33:11] not even a defensive like, uh, any application of this, this, uh, idiocy in general,
[00:33:17] but it's fucking ridiculous. It's like thinking in America, they execute you for violating
[00:33:23] sodomy laws like oh really in numerous states they have sodomy law still do
[00:33:28] you go to fucking prison for butt fucking no you don't shut the fuck up Jesus
[00:33:33] Christ
[00:33:41] your mom in Alabama sucked my cock and she didn't go to prison what does that
[00:33:47] tell you okay
[00:33:53] Is that just a menacing Philippines is a Muslim archipelago and most of people I know they're
[00:34:05] switched between Islam and Catholicism because of the soul's weapons set to choosing a boss
[00:34:09] in agi style when they get married while staying in the same town.
[00:34:12] I'm just here about this K word discourse.
[00:34:15] Now it's just I can't the reason why I use that as a comparison is because it's like
[00:34:19] it's situational but for the most part in most of the planet
[00:34:24] it's not as as uh...
[00:34:26] as serious of a word to use but christians especially those in the
[00:34:31] western world
[00:34:32] greatly over emphasize the the severity of this language they will
[00:34:36] literally be like no they're saying that to us because they want to kill us
[00:34:39] you understand
[00:34:41] they want to kill the non-believers they want to kill the non-believers
[00:34:44] and it's so funny to hear like some dumb fuck being like i'm muslim
[00:34:47] And actually if you do call someone a guffar or a calpheon that means like you want to execute them
[00:34:52] Like you're a fucking idiot shut the fuck up and you're also freaking you're you're freaking the
[00:34:59] Brother they're calling us infidels
[00:35:03] Chatter is an Islam engineer bro on Allah bro. I swear. Yeah, it's just it's incredibly fucking stupid. It's totally overblown
[00:35:10] Anyway, the point I'm trying to make is it's the same with fucking goyum is the same with goyum. It's just like
[00:35:19] It just means like dumb
[00:35:22] non-Jewish person
[00:35:25] That's the best way to describe it
[00:35:28] Gentile is the kinder way to reference
[00:35:30] in non-Jewish people and
[00:35:33] Goyum is like the doubt like
[00:35:37] John Fetterman
[00:35:40] Well, I guess he's more of a more of an ogre
[00:35:46] A Gentile sorry not genteel Gentile whatever so you know, it's like it's like gringo guy Jin
[00:35:56] Yankee like there are numerous versions of this it's fucking it's not serious
[00:36:01] I don't think we should even entertain this idea of going being a slower races identical Latino saying gringo or Hawaiian saying
[00:36:06] There's no institutional Jewish supremacy outside of Israel. So who the fuck cares exactly? Exactly
[00:36:13] That's it that I agree
[00:36:17] The reason why it's like annoying me is because people are taking it super seriously because like they're like well
[00:36:22] Jeffrey Epstein is like a domineering powering force and in American politics
[00:36:27] Like he was the load-bearing pedophile of American politics and he was calling non-Jews going I'm like
[00:36:32] It's just, it's ridiculous.
[00:36:40] It doesn't reflect anything, like it doesn't reflect anything serious.
[00:36:45] And people that actually get super invested in this discourse are unironically and inadvertently
[00:36:53] without realizing, genuinely leaning into this like, like, Jews control America shit,
[00:36:59] okay?
[00:37:00] I'm not just saying it because it's like, ooh, it's scary.
[00:37:03] Like Nazis use it and you shouldn't use it for that reason.
[00:37:06] Clearly, I don't give a fuck what Nazis use.
[00:37:08] I think it's funny.
[00:37:09] Like I'm literally showing you that there are hilarious,
[00:37:13] hilarious utilizations of the word goyim,
[00:37:16] especially when it's attached to other words like this.
[00:37:19] That's like a very funny, practical application of it.
[00:37:23] I'm not saying you're like signaling yourself
[00:37:24] as a Nazi.
[00:37:25] At the end of the day, when I see people,
[00:37:27] people like Anna saying goyim, it does not make me,
[00:37:29] maybe extremely uncomfortable to do a couple months ago, Zoomer on Twitter using Goyslop,
[00:37:33] someone pointed out that there's a literal not-stamped, they're like, oh my God, I had no idea. I'm sorry,
[00:37:36] I'll stop using it. That's the leaking effect of Naziism. Yeah, exactly. No, no, it is 100%.
[00:37:42] Also, Goyslop is kind of a banger, but that's not, that's neither here nor there. We're
[00:37:45] not going to get into that. It is kind of funny though. But you know, like I said, we're,
[00:37:50] or it's just, just the slop affix is good. It's good. It's, it's, you know, we're elevating
[00:38:00] Jewish force. We're not saying go slop, but like my point is, my point is, my point is
[00:38:10] there are a lot of people who don't even know where this is coming from. There are
[00:38:13] a lot of people that don't know where it's coming from and they're using it. And I
[00:38:18] i don't think people who are anti-zionist should be using it
[00:38:21] i don't
[00:38:22] especially like you can make jokes about it if you want obviously i do all the
[00:38:26] fucking time
[00:38:28] contextually
[00:38:30] contextually
[00:38:31] uh... uh... like using it sincerely
[00:38:35] as a as a way to like fight back against uh... israeli influence or
[00:38:39] israeli is influence in american politics is fucking insane okay
[00:38:44] because
[00:38:46] you either think
[00:38:47] that jews control the american government and they are like organizing on the
[00:38:52] basis of being a part of this international monolithic jury
[00:38:57] or
[00:38:58] you think this is american imperialism
[00:39:01] and uh... you know the israel's uh... existence it hinges on its
[00:39:07] purpose for american empire and at times israel has been able to overstep
[00:39:11] uh... it's it's boundaries
[00:39:13] and and also set up a pervasive network of influence in the united states of america that
[00:39:18] turns out a bunch of fucking self-selecting psychopaths who genuinely do believe in in
[00:39:26] uh... israel dominating the fucking region
[00:39:34] also
[00:39:35] the majority report the great
[00:39:43] I'm starting to think Anakas Baron is an anti-Semitic,
[00:39:44] not gonna lie, the shit that's across the conversation
[00:39:46] doesn't look good.
[00:39:51] I have not talked to Anna in years,
[00:39:53] and it's not a big fan of mine.
[00:39:56] I appreciate her advocacy against Israel.
[00:39:58] And I think as someone who is doing this kind of
[00:40:00] sincere advocacy against Israel,
[00:40:02] when you do stuff like this,
[00:40:03] you're basically letting,
[00:40:05] you're basically giving a gift wrapped basket of goods
[00:40:11] to Zionists.
[00:40:13] That's number one. And number two, because they love, they love being like, see, see, told you, told you they're anti-semitic, see.
[00:40:24] And also, even if you don't personally consider antisemitism to be as significant a version
[00:40:36] of hatred as like anti-black sentiment or Islamophobia, because there's no like systemic, as long,
[00:40:48] for the reason that there is not any like systemic discrimination associated with antisemitism
[00:40:52] currently in American history, not throughout history but like currently in contemporary
[00:40:56] American society, that still doesn't mean that you lean into that shit because when you lean
[00:41:03] into that shit it's unproductive. You all of a sudden are leaning into immaterial nonsensical
[00:41:11] bullshit. But they're gonna call you an anti-Semite no matter what. Brother, my entire life,
[00:41:19] I have been called a white supremacist, a misogynist, transphobic, homophobic, a person who's secretly
[00:41:31] a Republican. Who gives a fuck? You think I give a shit? No, I have my values, okay,
[00:41:40] and you should have your values, and you should advocate for the things that you
[00:41:45] think are right, and you should stay away from things that you think are wrong. It's that simple,
[00:41:51] it's not more complicated than that. It doesn't fucking matter what people say to disparage you,
[00:41:57] you know what the truth is. And there have been so many people, weak people, people devoid of a
[00:42:04] backbone, people without a fucking moral compass that have been attacked by those they perceived
[00:42:12] as allies, and have completely lost their fucking minds. I don't play that game at all as someone
[00:42:20] who has eaten that shit over and over and over again. Do you want to know why? Because these are
[00:42:28] my convictions. Okay, this is my worldview. Why the fuck would I change? Because someone who I
[00:42:35] previously thought was an ally of mine, or someone who I still think is an ally of mine,
[00:42:40] has decided in that moment for some sincere, confused belief or some insincere, cynical reason,
[00:42:47] decided to cast me aside as an enemy, as an op. These are my values. This is what I believe in.
[00:42:56] That's why you look back across the last 13 years of my advocacy and you find consistency
[00:43:04] there, regardless of what people have said. When I came after Nicki Minaj years ago,
[00:43:08] people said you're fucking you're you're anti-black you're a white supremacist
[00:43:15] and they said it over and over again and a lot of people believed it you know who
[00:43:20] gives a shit did I stop did I go oh well black people don't think I'm cool
[00:43:25] they think I'm racist well I'll show them and I'll become racist like that's
[00:43:31] fucking stupid
[00:43:38] I find that a lot of non-Jews views on Jews is that it pertains to Israel or dependent
[00:43:44] on how many anti-Semitism Jews they actually know and talk to regularly as a counterbowse.
[00:43:47] If you don't, you're more likely to veer into anti-Semitism because there's little personal
[00:43:50] connection preventing that from happening.
[00:43:52] No, absolutely.
[00:43:53] That's another major component of this story, which is why I always say the ADL's active
[00:44:00] counter-messaging against anti-Semitism Jews have literally played a formative
[00:44:05] role in anti-Semitism growing.
[00:44:08] Every time the ADL comes after someone like myself, which many Nazis fucking despise and
[00:44:12] will literally say is not a true anti-Israel advocate because I am not an anti-Semite,
[00:44:18] the ADL packages me with the rest of those fucking Nazis and to the average person that
[00:44:23] looks ridiculous. They're like, okay, well, I've heard this guy fucking defend Jews
[00:44:27] over and over again, perhaps a little too much to my taste because they're doing all
[00:44:31] right in comparison, right? And, and you're still calling him an anti-Semite. So I
[00:44:35] I guess everyone's a fucking anti-Semite.
[00:44:36] So I guess the entire term,
[00:44:39] the application of the term anti-Semite
[00:44:41] is just simply used in a cynical manner.
[00:44:43] So I guess anti-Semitism is not real,
[00:44:45] is the conclusion that a lot of people arrive at.
[00:44:48] This is precisely the reason why,
[00:44:51] unfortunately, as I've said over and over again,
[00:44:54] as I warned over and over again since October 7,
[00:44:57] that like it's much easier to teach Americans anti-Semitism
[00:45:00] than it is to teach them principled anti-Zionism.
[00:45:03] and a lot of Americans are arriving at anti-Zionism
[00:45:06] through anti-Semitic conspiracies.
[00:45:12] The good thing here, of course,
[00:45:13] is that this is not like as an ideological,
[00:45:17] this is not as rigid of an ideological commitment
[00:45:19] as one might think, seeing it on the internet.
[00:45:21] It's more so just like peer pressure,
[00:45:23] the alluring nature of being able to touch
[00:45:28] this third rail that previously was considered,
[00:45:30] impossible to touch, trying to be edgy, all this stuff. Like, I don't think the average
[00:45:35] 14-year-old that's like, oh, you know, the painting guy was right, is like a sincerely
[00:45:42] committed neo-Nazi who's like equipped with the ideological backing and is like a genuine fascist.
[00:45:48] However, unfortunately, it does create a robust organizing ground for people like this.
[00:45:56] it does create new members for that movement who do become ideologically committed neo-nazis and
[00:46:01] shit, you know? But in general, the reason why, I mean, I'm having this conversation currently,
[00:46:12] but like, the reason why it's also, it also makes me feel a little silly is because like,
[00:46:17] we're at the precipice of fucking destroying a 93 million country, 93 million populated country
[00:46:25] of Iran at the behest of Israel and like having this kind of back and forth like it's good to have this
[00:46:31] you know cleanup just so people understand in my community where I stand on shit like this
[00:46:37] but also at the same time I do kind of feel a little silly having this conversation over and
[00:46:41] over again especially when you got people like fucking Randy fine who are just like every Muslim
[00:46:45] is deserves to be killed and like nothing really happens to guys like that and then we have
[00:46:50] like the 17th round of like, is anti-Semitism a serious, a super serious part of the discourse
[00:46:58] back and forth over and over again? And then people call me a fucking fellow
[00:47:02] semi or a Jewish exceptionalist or whatever the fuck, you know what I mean?
[00:47:08] The reason why I still want to make sure that people understand where I stand on this,
[00:47:12] this, however, is that regardless of how in like the tier list of like severe offenses
[00:47:21] and systemic forms of discrimination, even if like anti-Semitism doesn't reach that same
[00:47:25] standard of systemic discrimination as like other forms of bigotry do, it's still a fucking
[00:47:31] bigotry. And if you anchor your worldview around anti-Semitism and the idea that like
[00:47:36] Jews are actually controlling the American government, you are going to arrive at the
[00:47:40] wrong fucking conclusion, okay? A big part of that also advocates responsibility away from
[00:47:47] the Americans who are not Jewish, because Jewish people are also American obviously, but the
[00:47:53] American non-Jewish leaders in this country are very responsible for this death and destruction
[00:48:00] campaign and are totally, like they're super invested in the same fucking versions of
[00:48:08] empire that we criticize I don't think we should let I don't think we should just
[00:48:13] like hyper focus on the the Jewish aspect of this one because it's just
[00:48:18] simply untrue and two because why the fuck are you letting the rest of Congress
[00:48:23] get away it's like that most of this country is still run by fucking wasps
[00:48:26] okay it's ridiculous
[00:48:31] like it's it's so ridiculous you hear fucking Mike Huckabee talk about this
[00:48:40] shit and you come to the conclusion that like well one he is literally he
[00:48:47] literally has slave mindset like he's straight up I think he he cares more
[00:48:52] about Israel than he does about his own children like that like it's impossible
[00:48:56] not to arrive at that conclusion Mike Huckabee is an evangelical Christian
[00:49:00] Zionist and Mike Huckabee is more invested in Israel
[00:49:05] Then the average American Jew is 100% like because he is like a unique figure, right?
[00:49:12] He is uniquely invested like the only other people that have that same fucking mentality
[00:49:19] about Israel are you know a handful of of
[00:49:23] like insane, you know rabbis and whatnot that are
[00:49:26] are the Cajanist or Cajanist plus.
[00:49:29] Like he has this religious zealotry around Israel's domination
[00:49:35] because he truly believes that it'll trigger the rapture.
[00:49:38] This is where genuine fascist are the current generation
[00:49:40] of nihilistic irony poison Nazis are the ones shooting
[00:49:42] up schools and joining the GOP staffer class
[00:49:45] grew up on edgy Nazi memes.
[00:49:46] The fringe right has spread through humor
[00:49:47] and internet memes for over a decade now.
[00:49:49] And for those who are not outright committed,
[00:49:51] it makes them comfortable with Nazi like candidacy
[00:49:52] youth polling on James Fishback, for instance.
[00:49:54] yes
[00:49:56] there's also a responsibility on the fucking left flank here though
[00:50:00] because if you don't have
[00:50:02] uh... a sincere commitment at the national level to anti-zionism on the
[00:50:07] left
[00:50:08] then you're gonna lose you're gonna lose the anti-semites
[00:50:11] it's that fucking simple that's why i was always stress in the importance of
[00:50:14] aoc being
[00:50:15] a leader of anti-zionism in this country because you don't want to get
[00:50:19] fucking outflanked by marjorie taylor green on this
[00:50:23] right? It's ridiculous. Anyway, Ben Lorber had a take on it. Like many other maga, Kerry
[00:50:29] Prishan Baller is blending legitimate critique of Israel and Zionism with Christian anti-Judaism
[00:50:33] and America First anti-Semitism. And she's being met with the same repressive playbook
[00:50:37] Zionists use against critics on the right and left as a toxic feedback loop between
[00:50:41] Zionists and anti-Semites that only benefits the forces of nationalism, whether in Israel
[00:50:44] or the U.S. It's easy to spot the anti-Semitismist maga-Israel critics. Goihe is not a progressive
[00:50:49] rallying cry nor is it any talk of being a slave to a foreign nation we shouldn't we shouldn't cheer them on uncritically like you're
[00:50:56] You're placing a lot more emphasis on the on the language itself by being like no
[00:51:01] I'm doing this as a form of resistance like goy lives matter. You're fucking cringe
[00:51:06] you're unimaginably cringe and
[00:51:09] Either aware of it or unaware of it, but you're being a fucking you know
[00:51:13] You're you're being a little bit like a neo-nazi. Okay calm down
[00:51:16] It's just bad. It's just bad. Look bad. Look very cringe
[00:51:22] That's precisely the reason why you see all of these fucking people like sneaker on them use it. Okay. I know you love triggering
[00:51:29] The the pro Israel crowd. Okay. Well, guess what I don't do any of that shit
[00:51:34] And I trigger them even more than fucking sneaker does so just do what I'm doing. You don't need to do this shit, okay?
[00:51:41] Do you understand?
[00:51:43] Trust me if you want to piss off the pro-Israel crowd the best possible thing you can do is be a committed anti-Zionist
[00:51:52] That does not shy away from saying what he truly believes should happen to the state of Israel
[00:51:58] a or the Zionist entity in particular
[00:52:01] While also having firm commitments to to fighting against anti-Semitism and every other form of bigotry, okay trust
[00:52:10] Think about it
[00:52:12] Think about who
[00:52:14] Jonathan Greenblatt yells about quite a bit even if they are anti-semitic
[00:52:19] Even if there may be subtly anti-semitic more subtly anti-semitic than Nicholas Fuentes or Sneakle or all these other people Tucker Carlson
[00:52:27] Tucker Carlson knows what buttons not to push when he's talking about Israel
[00:52:32] Hassan Hassanabi piker myself
[00:52:35] literally a lifelong commitment to fighting against all forms of bigotry including anti-semitism and yet
[00:52:42] My name gets brought up in these conversations. And last but not least, Max fucking Blumenthal. Who is Jewish? Okay. So like
[00:52:50] If those are your top priorities at the, at the apartheid defense league, you're kind of giving the fucking game away.
[00:52:59] Why have they dropped talking about Nick Fuentes or Candace Owens or Sneakle?
[00:53:05] Why do they never talk about those people? Because those people are already in the, the outside group.
[00:53:11] Those people are not going to be able to convert
[00:53:14] Those people are not going to be able to convert
[00:53:19] Zionist Jews and Zionist Christians into a
[00:53:24] Anti-Zionist commitment, they're not going to be able to do that because there are a lot of people have already you know
[00:53:30] Established their their position on this where they're like well, you know, I think Israel's dope
[00:53:34] I think Israel's awesome. It should exist and especially if you're Jewish you're you're never going to listen to a person like that
[00:53:41] You're gonna be like, the fuck? Okay. This guy is clearly anti-semitic.
[00:53:52] So.
[00:54:02] Anyway.
[00:54:06] Um,
[00:54:07] I mean, it's, it's, it's getting to a point where it's like completely out of my
[00:54:10] hands regardless. I try to do my very best and I don't shy away from doing this
[00:54:17] cleanup when I feel like it's a necessity but the reality of the matter is I'm
[00:54:22] only one person and I'm one person that gets fucking attacked non fucking stop.
[00:54:26] As a matter of fact ironically enough a lot more than a lot of these other
[00:54:31] people do. So you know it's out of my fucking hands if you're if all of
[00:54:37] the most powerful forces in American society that get that are a part of
[00:54:43] prominent fucking institutions okay are constantly saying Israel is for Jews
[00:54:50] Jews are for Israel we love Israel if you criticize Israel your anti-Semitic over
[00:54:54] and over again yeah people are gonna be like okay I guess I'm fucking anti-Semitic
[00:54:57] I don't give a shit about the Jews you know I've already heard enough about
[00:55:00] like you know how they control Hollywood or the banking system okay I guess I'm
[00:55:03] anti-Semitic and that's where we're at right
[00:55:07] That's where we're at.
[00:55:09] That's out of the fucking bag at this point.
[00:55:11] It's virtually impossible to educate Americans on like principled anti-Zionism, principled
[00:55:19] anti-imperialism.
[00:55:22] It's almost...
[00:55:23] Here, I'll give you one last analogy on this, and I think you will understand it even
[00:55:27] a little bit better, okay?
[00:55:31] You know what it reminds me of?
[00:55:33] Liberalism.
[00:55:34] reminds me of liberalism safeguarding the the most like appropriate ways of being progressive
[00:55:42] and constantly, constantly casting aside any kind of socialist commentary as like unacceptable,
[00:55:51] okay, because liberals are anti-communist liberals are anti-socialist, right? And guess what happens
[00:55:57] in that process? People find themselves in the throes of fucking fascism, because if they
[00:56:03] They want to break the system and they've never even encountered a communist version
[00:56:08] of events or they've never even encountered like socialism as an alternative or they've
[00:56:13] already been negatively primed against socialism and slowly but surely if the more acceptable
[00:56:20] route that is like anti-establishment is fucking fascist or Nazi or super far right,
[00:56:25] they move into that direction, okay?
[00:56:28] And the same goes for anti-Zionism versus anti-Semitism.
[00:56:33] Zionists have made it impossible to do anti-Zionist commentary for years and years and years.
[00:56:39] And therefore, the most like rigorous anti-Israel voices happen to be anti-Semites.
[00:56:48] And that's why a lot of people found themselves in the throes of anti-Semitism.
[00:56:52] If you shut off different options in the discourse and you don't allow it to thrive because you're
[00:57:01] too worried that it might be captivating and it might actually present a real threat down
[00:57:06] the line to the established order, well, you've basically created an environment where
[00:57:12] you did it to yourself and now the only viable outlet for a lot of Americans is a fascist
[00:57:18] The only viable outlet for a lot of Americans to speak
[00:57:22] In anti-Israel terms is a Nazi one is an anti-Semitic one, you know
[00:57:30] That's all I got
[00:57:43] I'm a socialist I live in a crumbling house among positive little trash
[00:57:45] So much saying to you that you're a fake socialist because the money tell them that they can shut the fuck up
[00:57:49] It doesn't matter. Thank you chatter. Hopefully
[00:57:51] The the house is no longer crumbling. Okay
[00:57:57] Are there any other critters like you that explain the difference between this stuff and try to not try to get common people to
[00:58:01] Understand what's happening and Jane with it that comes from the heart. Yeah, I'm sure are you following anthropic versus Pentagon?
[00:58:06] I am
[00:58:08] All right, we're gonna we're gonna get started in
[00:58:10] I mean, uh, London, a Stein, England lights, green, wind, golden, and dentin boy election dealing blout of KS. Starmer.
[00:58:20] Bro, you have retrained your audience so well. It's wild. What do you mean?
[00:58:25] About what?
[00:58:31] Oh, about loving the soundboard. Yeah.
[00:58:37] Oh yes, it's an absolutely cataclysmic result of a personal labour.
[00:58:44] Cataclysmic result?
[00:58:46] Hassan Abi is the parasocialist in the fucking UK, a rising up lads.
[00:58:51] Rising a fuck up lads!
[00:58:54] Fucking hell!
[00:58:55] Effectively, they've lost something like half of their support from the last general election.
[00:59:00] Less than two years ago, of course, have switched across to the Green Party,
[00:59:04] party who have won by an absolutely stonking margin quite the victory that we heard from
[00:59:10] Hannah Spencer earlier. What was particularly interesting is that the issues that she was
[00:59:15] highlighting in her speech that she believes are the reasons that people have decided
[00:59:20] to switch to the Greens were about the cost of living, were about the importance of
[00:59:26] investing in the NHS and the importance of getting out there and listening to people
[00:59:31] within the constituency, which are all issues. Of course, we've heard Labour time and time
[00:59:36] again insisting, are there key priorities in government? Clearly, that message isn't
[00:59:42] getting through. Reform came in second, of course, and for them they also were claiming
[00:59:51] substantial support. They clearly gained a lot of people switching across from the
[00:59:55] the Tories who performed so very badly that they lost their deposit in terms of the number
[01:00:01] of votes that they won. But clearly, despite the rhetoric beforehand, reform didn't have
[01:00:06] enough support to win at all, the Greens edging far ahead of everyone else. But I think
[01:00:12] what it really shows in our politics is just how much the system has sprinted for
[01:00:17] so long. We've had this kind of two-party focus system, whereas actually now it's
[01:00:22] parties on the left and on the right who are really out flanking both Labour and
[01:00:27] the Conservatives in terms of popular support. And I think another piece
[01:00:32] of another stat which is quite good evidence for this which is quite
[01:00:35] interesting is that this is the 11th by-election in a row which has been
[01:00:39] lost by an incumbent government. Oh this kind of thing this this makes me
[01:00:47] fucking so excited okay this gets me
[01:00:54] fucking hype bro god damn the labor
[01:00:59] party the fucking assholes of the
[01:01:02] labor party one they crushed the Jeremy
[01:01:06] Corbin momentum they deliberately
[01:01:08] crushed it internally they crushed it
[01:01:10] with the elite Jeffrey Epstein
[01:01:12] affiliated pedophiles as a matter of
[01:01:14] fact they deliberately did it they
[01:01:17] They destroyed the man.
[01:01:18] He still came back in Islington, Islington, North, okay?
[01:01:23] They thought they would be able to destroy him there.
[01:01:26] He ran as an independent.
[01:01:27] He's still fucking one, okay?
[01:01:30] And the Labour Party decided, oh, we're gonna, we're the new Labour.
[01:01:32] We're the right wing Labour.
[01:01:33] We're the, we're the Blairites, okay?
[01:01:35] We're light Tories.
[01:01:41] Keir Starmer was begging for it.
[01:01:43] Let's take a look.
[01:01:45] If you don't like the changes that we've made, I'd say the door is open and you can leave.
[01:01:54] Oh no, Kid Starver!
[01:01:57] Don't fucking do it, lad!
[01:01:59] You mad, lad!
[01:02:01] You don't fucking say it because they will!
[01:02:05] They will!
[01:02:06] They'll give you a proper ass kick on a good boy, lad!
[01:02:10] Fucking hell!
[01:02:13] Keen Starver! Don't fucking do it, lad!
[01:02:18] Let's run it back, let's run it back.
[01:02:19] If you don't like the changes that we've made,
[01:02:22] I say the door is open and you can leave.
[01:02:28] Woo! Woo!
[01:02:32] Sheesh!
[01:02:34] Yeah, so that's precisely what happened.
[01:02:36] People were like, bet, fuck you.
[01:02:39] Um, why do you never talk about your party, the largest socialist party in the UK?
[01:02:52] Because it's embarrassing. Okay. You think I wouldn't be a fucking major,
[01:02:59] major fucking advocate for your party? Are you stupid? I like Zara Zultana.
[01:03:05] I like Corbin. I like having a principled socialist party.
[01:03:14] But I don't know if you noticed it, but Corbin himself was saying that they're aligned with the
[01:03:21] Greens. Everything that is wrong with your party, which again, from the name itself,
[01:03:35] Everything that's wrong with the you with your party is everything that I yell about
[01:03:39] On a fucking daily basis on the Hassanabi broadcast, bro
[01:03:45] That's why I don't talk about it because it's fuck it hurts my heart
[01:03:50] It hurts my fucking soul to see the
[01:03:54] Organizational fuck up that is this party that was supposed to be what the Greens are doing right now
[01:04:05] That's it. That's it. Like, your party's polling is disastrous. It's fucking disastrous, dude,
[01:04:17] and there's a reason for it.
[01:04:19] Yeah, statement on Gordon Denton by election. Huge congratulations to Hannah Spencer on
[01:04:25] an inspiring, well-deserved victory against the poisonous rhetoric of reform and the
[01:04:29] cynical do nothing politics of labor. Hannah showed that hope for a different world
[01:04:33] can win, moving forward, your party will work together with the Greens, his friends and allies,
[01:04:38] not opponents, which makes sense because like Corbin doesn't, for me, I feel like he doesn't
[01:04:43] give a shit whether he's at your party or not. Okay. And I never really covered it. And I think
[01:04:52] that's part of the reason why a lot of people are just like oblivious to what happened there.
[01:04:56] But there was a lot of, there were a lot of fuck ups in their development. And it's,
[01:05:02] It was, it was supposed to be this beautiful thing. It was supposed to be this actual like
[01:05:08] new party that comes in and sweeps away at the base of labor with a prominent labor figure like
[01:05:15] Corbin and other former labor figures that were cast aside from the party as the labor party
[01:05:21] swapped back to being a right-wing party. It was always somewhat of a right-wing party, but like
[01:05:26] you know, the party that it became under the- the Helmsmanship of- of Kid Starver.
[01:05:32] And...
[01:05:33] It was a fuck-up. It was a spectacular failure.
[01:05:36] They literally had tremendous fucking infighting,
[01:05:39] and they literally aired their dirty laundry every step of the fucking way.
[01:05:46] They- they could not even get off the ground before they imploded, man.
[01:05:50] It's ridiculous. And I say this as someone
[01:05:53] Who is a obvious major major Corbin head? I'm a huge fan of Corbin
[01:05:59] I think he's one of the most sincere
[01:06:02] People in in politics in general is one of my favorite policy. I have multiple fucking t-shirts with his goddamn face on it
[01:06:08] Okay, I rode hard for Kobe Corbin
[01:06:11] Especially when everyone was like, oh, he's anti-Semitic. He's anti-Semitic
[01:06:15] And I fucking did not even give that any ground whatsoever
[01:06:18] Zack Polanski did at the time. He has obviously evolved in his views and I hope he has identified what caused him to feel that way and
[01:06:28] Won't get duped in the future
[01:06:30] But the reality of the matter is like I was there I was there the entire fucking way
[01:06:35] I was there the whole way with Corbett
[01:06:41] So don't come to me and be like whoa, why don't you like fuck with the your why don't you fuck with your party?
[01:06:45] And I like Zara Sultana too
[01:06:48] But it's ridiculous
[01:06:50] They had no fucking messaging discipline whatsoever. They had no they had no messaging discipline whatsoever
[01:06:57] They were so disorganized there was so much in fighting taking place and it happened in fucking real time and all these people
[01:07:03] That were so excited about it literally felt like they they left with a bad taste in their mouths
[01:07:09] I'm not even attacking your party in general like I wish I wanted to be good. I wanted to be fucking good
[01:07:15] I wanted it to be serious
[01:07:18] Okay, also the name is ridiculous, but it doesn't matter
[01:07:27] Stop covering their L's please please stop covering your party. It's hurting me. I'm still heartbroken over the story
[01:07:32] This is why I never talked about it by the way
[01:07:34] But a chatter was like why don't you support the only socialist party in the country?
[01:07:38] So that's I'm explaining to you the reason why because it was fucking embarrassing
[01:07:42] And I didn't want to like attack these people or criticize these people who I actually admire
[01:07:48] okay
[01:07:49] that's why
[01:07:56] that's why i didn't cover it
[01:07:57] because it hurts it hurts to acknowledge it
[01:08:01] but if you ask me what it is this is it
[01:08:05] anyway
[01:08:11] but greens very clearly filled that fucking void
[01:08:15] They were already, they already had a little bit of motion in the past elections and they
[01:08:19] were growing, right?
[01:08:21] They had the momentum on their side.
[01:08:23] And honestly, Zach Pulaski is a fucking awesome communicator.
[01:08:27] Let's be real.
[01:08:28] He's a podcast there, which in normal circumstances, you would consider to be an L, but he's
[01:08:32] a great communicator.
[01:08:34] Okay?
[01:08:35] They're great.
[01:08:36] They have tremendous messaging discipline.
[01:08:38] They're very good on a lot of issues.
[01:08:40] They don't compromise on their fucking values.
[01:08:42] They go in and they say, this is what we're about.
[01:08:45] And you need that.
[01:08:48] Zara Sultan, absolutely frameworks the high cortisol beta Jimmy Corbin.
[01:08:51] I'm sorry, but it's facts.
[01:08:52] Okay.
[01:08:53] Shut the fuck up.
[01:08:54] Shut up.
[01:08:55] Anyway, it's just like, I don't care who is advancing the cause.
[01:09:09] Okay.
[01:09:10] I don't give a shit what party their affiliation is.
[01:09:12] If they are centering the working class and their needs, and they're there to fucking defend
[01:09:18] against fascism, if they're anti-fascists, I'll ride with them, okay?
[01:09:22] I'm agnostic on this stuff.
[01:09:24] Do I wish that there was a disciplined Marxist-Leninist tradition socialist party in the fucking
[01:09:29] country?
[01:09:30] Absolutely.
[01:09:31] That would be fantastic, but they don't have it.
[01:09:34] So what are you supposed to do?
[01:09:36] Or the ones that like kind of exist are eight fucking people and they're all, they're
[01:09:40] Their average age is like 87. Okay. Shut up.
[01:09:53] Anyway, long gone are the greens of the past. Anyway, the UK green party is totally, totally
[01:09:58] different. Okay. You're talking about a person who's a plumber, a socialist, anti-racist,
[01:10:02] champion of the working class. Hannah Spencer's victory speech was a banger. We are sick of
[01:10:07] of hard work, making other people rich, massive blow to Starmer's genocide, a labor party.
[01:10:11] This was an anti-Zionist, a principal to anti-Zionist vote. Okay. Your party is the British reinvention
[01:10:17] of DSA, Sultana and Corbin's feud has been very emblematic of the left, right, feud
[01:10:20] in DSA. It's not bad that they're struggling this out. A line has not been set and they
[01:10:24] can get the work as a socialist party now. Hopefully, dude, I don't care. I can't
[01:10:29] fucking stand it. Okay. You're going to have some struggles. There's going to
[01:10:33] ideological fissures, there's going to be a lot of ideological problems internally when you're
[01:10:37] trying to build a fucking working class movement, there are a million different traditions and left
[01:10:41] as love fucking arguing over them endlessly. We should have dealt with that a hundred years ago.
[01:10:47] Shut the fuck up and just do it. Okay. Get under the broadest base of anti-capitalism
[01:10:54] you possibly fucking can and shut the fuck up and play ball. It's ridiculous.
[01:10:59] Okay? It's ridiculous. I can't fucking stand it. I don't know why there's something in my brain that cannot comprehend.
[01:11:09] Like, I work with everybody. I work with everybody and people try to yell at me all the time in my chat.
[01:11:14] They go, whoa, you talking to Obama's National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes? How dare you?
[01:11:19] I guess you're an imperialist dog. And it's like, shut the fuck up, okay? Shut the fuck up.
[01:11:25] Shut the fuck up.
[01:11:27] You have to work with people, you have to talk to people, you have to fucking hear where they're coming from
[01:11:32] and you have to convince them about your values.
[01:11:34] If you don't fucking do that, you're not gonna win shit!
[01:11:37] Shut up!
[01:11:41] There is this idiotic tendency on the left of being the most vicious person,
[01:11:46] like, oh, if we're just doing purity spiral after purity spiral until our movement is literally stripped to the goddamn bone
[01:11:52] and there's like eight people remaining, that's when we'll actually win. No, you won't.
[01:11:58] You'll stay on the corner and you'll be ritualistically humiliated over and over again
[01:12:03] and you will never win power for the working class. You will never actually achieve socialism.
[01:12:06] You will never organize. Okay?
[01:12:14] Stop it. Be fucking normal.
[01:12:18] Weird, Marcelinas and Trot organizations are generally not effective, but neoliberals will
[01:12:23] grind us under heel and we need to more effectively counter that in electoralist efforts.
[01:12:29] Yes.
[01:12:30] Yes.
[01:12:31] It's the same people who write off Zoran.
[01:12:34] Yes.
[01:12:35] Some of the things Mamdani does that let people hate are precisely what allow them to do
[01:12:38] things like this.
[01:12:39] Are there trade-offs worth it?
[01:12:40] That's a debate worth having, but many people don't seem interested in it.
[01:12:43] Are they?
[01:12:44] Can he exact concessions from Trump because he continues to employ Kattish or because
[01:12:47] Trump's pathological obsession with people he thinks are handsome.
[01:12:54] Once again, I think we need to be less critical of people who are ideologically closest to
[01:13:00] us while still obviously holding their feet to the fire.
[01:13:05] And there's a delicate balance you need to strike in those moments.
[01:13:09] And I think some people go to the side of adoration and they just refuse to criticize
[01:13:14] people like Zoran at all. And then there are others who are unimaginably critical. Like
[01:13:19] there are the people that are like Zoran as a social fascist. Zoran is a social fascist
[01:13:23] and an ultra Zionist that must be assassinated. It's like, okay, well, you're a fucking psychopath.
[01:13:27] Okay.
[01:13:34] Mike, this is what we got. You have to work with what you have. It's that simple.
[01:13:44] Anyway, secret agent Starmer destroying the party from the inside is difficult because
[01:13:53] he is so odious and nasty, but we must now hope Starmer stays as long as possible.
[01:13:57] He's quite literally voter repellent, and he's permanently dismantling the awful labor
[01:14:01] party the longer he stays, which is necessary historical task.
[01:14:04] Yes, for many, many years, I would have absolutely said this is the wrong approach.
[01:14:10] You got to fix the labor party from within.
[01:14:11] But now that there are alternatives out there with viability, fucking kill it, okay?
[01:14:17] Fucking kill it.
[01:14:18] Kill it.
[01:14:19] The good ones will come to whichever fucking party you're at.
[01:14:22] When you build the movement, they will come, okay?
[01:14:25] It's over.
[01:14:26] Let him stay.
[01:14:27] I hope he fucking stays in power for as long as he can because, guess what?
[01:14:32] There's a secret weapon that's not so secret out there.
[01:14:35] There are gonna be more elections.
[01:14:37] And when that election time comes around, when Starmer is still leading the fucking party,
[01:14:44] you can hang the Mendelssohn case around his fucking neck like a goddamn anchor and destroy
[01:14:51] what remains of the hope that exists within the fucking Labour Party, okay?
[01:14:57] There are more elections coming up in the month of May.
[01:15:01] And when that happens, and if Starmer is still seen as the leader of the party,
[01:15:06] which a lot of the people I think within the Labor Party
[01:15:08] are looking at the situation and thinking,
[01:15:11] ooh, maybe I can take over
[01:15:12] because he is an unprecedentedly unpopular leader
[01:15:17] with the exception of Liz Truss.
[01:15:19] Liz Truss is the only other,
[01:15:21] only other Prime Minister has been as unpopular
[01:15:24] as Gears-Thommer and she is like a record breaker, right?
[01:15:27] Like we know, she was so bad
[01:15:30] that like her reign could not outlive
[01:15:33] a fucking cabbage, a head of cabbage, right?
[01:15:35] So let him stay in charge.
[01:15:43] And then when the moment is most opportune,
[01:15:45] you hang the fucking Mendelssohn situation
[01:15:48] around his goddamn neck.
[01:15:49] You wrap that anchor around him, and you let him fucking
[01:15:51] sink the entire party.
[01:15:58] OK?
[01:15:59] We were elected into government.
[01:16:01] This was Stammer's first interview post-biolection.
[01:16:03] This man is completely delusional. Labor is truly in a death spiral. Good.
[01:16:08] Burn it with fucking fire.
[01:16:10] To change millions of lives for the better. That's why we've already passed the
[01:16:14] renters rights act. Better rights for renters that haven't been there for a
[01:16:17] generation. That's why we passed the employment rights act to be working
[01:16:21] people better rights, but work. That's why we've invested in NHS to bring
[01:16:25] our waiting list down. That's why we're giving a playwright the lowest
[01:16:28] paid in our society and making sure that people have the opportunities for
[01:16:33] them and their families. It is very easy for other parties to identify the grievance. That's
[01:16:39] the easy bit. The hard yards is providing the solution and turning the country around to
[01:16:45] improve the lives of millions of people. That is the mission. That is what we had a mandate to do
[01:16:51] and that's what I'm laser focused on.
[01:16:53] That wasn't something that anything could change. Can you explain to me, can you then understand it?
[01:16:57] where you ran such a bizarre campaign in Gordon and Denton.
[01:17:01] The whole by-election was about Labour beating reform,
[01:17:03] but you're being whether green was in just two-term of by half,
[01:17:06] or were you just a bit scorey initial about taking on another progressive left-wing party?
[01:17:11] The entire Labour Party, the entire movement,
[01:17:13] came together to fight a positive campaign
[01:17:17] about bringing our communities and our country together.
[01:17:20] And we were fighting two parties,
[01:17:22] reform on the right, with their politics of hatred and division,
[01:17:26] the greens on the left bro shut this shit down I literally cannot deal with
[01:17:31] this shit no no no come on man this is a moment of glory sit in it bask in it you
[01:17:39] know let your nuts hang let him breathe a little bit let the boys breathe are
[01:17:45] you kidding me it's fucking I mean it's disastrous but it's a disaster of his
[01:17:52] own making. And I'll be honest, you know me, maybe I'm a little too restrained as opposed
[01:17:58] to some of my other friends in this movement that will constantly talk about agitating for
[01:18:04] a third party. I'm not Mr. Third Party by any means, especially given the history of labor.
[01:18:10] I always, if you were to ask me two years ago, if you were to ask me a year ago, do
[01:18:16] you think there's viability in like restoring labor into a true left flank party, a true
[01:18:22] working-class party, I would have said apps of fucking Lutely. But I've also told you,
[01:18:28] if you build it, I will come. And they're fucking building it. Okay? In the UK, they
[01:18:33] have a parliamentary system, so it's a little bit different, even if there is like, even
[01:18:37] if like the parliamentary system designs coalitions that are identical to the duopoly
[01:18:42] that we have here in the United States of America. Obviously, this gives a lot more
[01:18:47] room for a third party, third parties coming in and actually fucking rising into power.
[01:18:57] We don't have that in the United States of America. The system is a little bit different,
[01:19:01] but this is fantastic. This is unimaginably exciting. David Graber predicted this,
[01:19:09] by the way, in 2020, before he passed. David Graber made a warning about Kyrstarmer in 2020.
[01:19:12] They did not listen. The Labor Party under Starmer will abandon his core idealism and
[01:19:16] principles and it won't even gain a tactical advantage. It will be a party which gives
[01:19:19] nobody a reason to vote for it and nobody will in fact vote for it. I mean I've said this as well,
[01:19:24] shout out to David Graver, rest in power. But that's it. That's it. You could have
[01:19:33] fucking seen this coming from a mile away. Many of you yelled at me. Many of you yelled at me
[01:19:38] were like, Hassan, why can't we be excited? Why can't we be excited about the Labor Party?
[01:19:43] Well, now is there's plenty of fucking room for excitement in the Labour Party and it's demise.
[01:20:09] Okay, that's too much.
[01:20:10] with their politics of getting out of NATO in the middle of the conflict with Ukraine.
[01:20:15] Of legalizing all drugs, including heroin and crap.
[01:20:19] Ha ha ha ha!
[01:20:21] AHHHHH!
[01:20:22] Keep crying!
[01:20:23] Bozo!
[01:20:24] Keep crying, bitch!
[01:20:26] Kids starver!
[01:20:27] Don't you got kids to starve?
[01:20:29] Hey, kids starver!
[01:20:30] Why don't you go prosecute more fucking Palestine action protestors?
[01:20:35] Bitch!
[01:20:35] Fuck you!
[01:20:37] Dude.
[01:20:38] Dude.
[01:20:39] Ah, the immediate formation of a left flank party viability automatically causes the fucking
[01:20:46] center right neoliberals to instantly become reactionary monsters.
[01:20:50] Oh, they want to legalize old drugs!
[01:20:54] Oh, I do, de Pérez.
[01:20:56] Oh, do you want heroin addicts all over the streets?
[01:21:01] Is that what you would like?
[01:21:02] That's what you will get with a green party!
[01:21:05] Fuck you! Up yours, Kid Starver! Fuck you now! Fuck you now!
[01:21:16] Liberal, Liberal, Liberal, Liberal, Liberal, Liberal, Liberal, Liberal, Liberal, Liberal,
[01:21:22] Happy fun, la la la, human smuggling, fit and well guessed, forced government, you
[01:21:28] Which is our country together. And we were fighting two parties, reform on the right, with their politics of hatred and division.
[01:21:37] The Greens on the left, with their politics of getting out of NATO in the middle of the conflict with Ukraine.
[01:21:43] No! No! Getting out of NATO in the middle of conflict with Russia! No!
[01:21:52] Legalising all drugs, including power.
[01:21:55] The collapsing old drugs, dude!
[01:21:57] I'm practically paying to give to adults.
[01:22:00] They are the extremes in politics.
[01:22:02] They can identify the grievances.
[01:22:04] It's only labor that can unite the country and communities.
[01:22:07] And only labor that's rolling up its-
[01:22:09] Bitch, you can't even unite your base!
[01:22:12] You can't unite shit, okay?
[01:22:16] The only thing you're uniting is Jeffrey Epstein and their fucking besties.
[01:22:21] That's what you're uniting.
[01:22:23] Uniting oh, you're uniting everybody and hating you too. That's another one. Oh God
[01:22:27] Please I'm getting on the hard yards, which is actually how do we turn this around providing the solutions that what's that's what we're focused on
[01:22:36] Two final questions. Were you wrong to black to block and you burn is there any bit of you?
[01:22:42] Regrets that decision we've had an excellent candidate in this fire election and
[01:22:47] and every single person went campaigning and I thank the candidates and I thank every single person who went down.
[01:22:54] Dude, this Sky News journalist would be the hero of the night if he turned around and said, what's the candidate's name?
[01:23:06] He's campaigning for their positivity and that we have an excellent candidate.
[01:23:11] If he just turned around and said, what's your candidate's name?
[01:23:17] Because he does not know, okay?
[01:23:20] He does not know, that's why I say we have an excellent candidate.
[01:23:24] We have an excellent candidate, and the candidate,
[01:23:30] whose gender I cannot recall at this moment, was excellent.
[01:23:35] We've had an excellent candidate in this by election and every single person went campaigning.
[01:23:43] And I thank the candidates and I thank every single person who went campaigning for their
[01:23:47] positivity and that we have an excellent candidate.
[01:23:50] Absolutely.
[01:23:51] The Democrats should be so excited.
[01:23:56] Looking at this, the Democrats should be so stoked.
[01:23:58] There's Zoram Umdani as a Democrat, AOC as a Democrat, Bernie caucuses with the
[01:24:03] the Democrats and is like trying to build a Bernie Cratt wing within the Democratic Party.
[01:24:09] They should be so stoked.
[01:24:12] They should be literally begging.
[01:24:16] They should be begging on their fucking hands and knees going to the left-legged candidates
[01:24:22] and be like, can we please, can we please help you?
[01:24:25] How can we help you?
[01:24:26] How?
[01:24:27] What can we do for you today?
[01:24:29] That's what they should be doing, except they are not.
[01:24:32] and the reason why they are not
[01:24:34] is because they're exactly like this fucking dickhead okay
[01:24:38] chuck schumer and kia star are
[01:24:40] are basically the same fucking guy
[01:24:43] their attitude is the same their world view is the same
[01:24:46] they are unironically oblivious to what the fuck is going on in the real world
[01:24:52] and how angry and resentful average working-class people are
[01:24:56] to the duopoly and to specifically the establishment democrats the only
[01:25:01] momentum
[01:25:02] is not on the Abigail Spanberger side of the fucking party. The only real populous momentum
[01:25:07] is on the side of people like Zoram Mammadani, okay? They will do everything they can. They
[01:25:12] will work with APAC, they will work with Palantir, they will flood the fucking primaries
[01:25:16] to ensure that their shitty business as usual establishment candidates still maintain
[01:25:21] control over the party because they're fearful that if they lose out, if they lose the
[01:25:26] influence within the ranks of the party to the likes of zoramumdani all of a sudden
[01:25:32] all of a sudden their donors are going to get really fucking mad all of a sudden they're not
[01:25:36] going to have those seats anymore okay they need to step the fuck out of the way
[01:25:45] have an interim prime minister at the moment how long that
[01:25:49] interim is will be up to the parliamentary labor party he will not be here for very
[01:25:53] long. He does not deserve to be here much longer. Um, but MP bro, labor MP, Clive Lewis.
[01:26:01] That's one of his MPs bro. It's for other people in the PLP, not just myself to decide
[01:26:05] when that is. At the moment, if it went tomorrow, the only person I could see benefiting would
[01:26:11] be the Secretary of State for Health West Street. And frankly, that would more of
[01:26:14] the same. He's an acolyte of Peter Mandelson. There is no points electing West Street
[01:26:19] as our leader if that were to take place because it will be more of the same. We need a radical
[01:26:24] reset, fundamental change or we will have a reform government and I'm afraid my colleagues
[01:26:30] and the rest of the party need to understand that. What I think has enabled this to happen
[01:26:37] is the fact that we have basically systemically burned our base. We've chased after mythical voters.
[01:26:43] Sound familiar?
[01:26:47] One senior Labour Party member described the resignation of Labour councillors in response
[01:26:51] to the party's position on Gaza as shaking off the fleas.
[01:26:53] This approach has broadly characterized Labour's approach to the dissenting views it has attributed
[01:26:57] en masse to a cranky left.
[01:26:59] But it seems increasingly risky when a high octane political event galvanizes people
[01:27:03] across the demographic profile that is too large to be so easily dismissed.
[01:27:06] Suleika, another voter lost to Labour in the past two weeks, tells me of an atmosphere
[01:27:11] in our local area in Hackney, where people are identifying with the Palestine issue through
[01:27:15] different intersections as it draws in greens, feminists and a broader liberal coalition.
[01:27:20] Meanwhile, polling reveals a political establishment dramatically at odds with the country as a
[01:27:23] whole in which 76% are in support of a ceasefire.
[01:27:27] That's a lot of fucking fleas.
[01:27:29] Ah!
[01:27:30] It's hard.
[01:27:32] It's hard not to fucking, it's hard to just watch your fucking decade long theory
[01:27:41] action destroy this major plank this political institution that has been the only hope for
[01:27:50] the working class for years and years watch watch that fucking movement kill itself in
[01:27:55] real time to appeal to a mythical moderate fucking voter that does not exist in the
[01:28:00] exact same ways that the fucking Democratic Party has been doing for years and years
[01:28:05] in years huh it's hard it's hard not to look at the situation and go fuck you
[01:28:13] you fucking did this to yourself you literally aligned with elite pedophiles
[01:28:17] specifically to defend Israel over and over again specifically to defend the
[01:28:21] interests of capital over and over again you built this house of shit now live
[01:28:27] in it dude now fucking live in it Jesus Christ I mean look this is just the
[01:28:34] beginning. This is just the beginning. This is just the fucking beginning. Okay, I'll
[01:28:45] be honest with you, but you don't have an idea about the realities of British
[01:28:47] politics. My favorite, my favorite, give it to me. Oh, oh, this is, this is exactly
[01:28:54] what I kept hearing. This is exactly what I kept hearing from all the fucking
[01:29:00] labor defenders after Kirstarmer's predictable victory. Oh, give it to me. Come on. Go ahead.
[01:29:08] Right now, in this moment, coming to my fucking broadcast and telling me I was wrong. Excellent.
[01:29:16] Multiple chef's kisses. Please go ahead. Go ahead. I know what you're gonna say. You're
[01:29:21] gonna say you don't understand the average, the average British gammon fucking despises
[01:29:27] immigrants, and there's no way out of this other than a massive purge of people who are considered
[01:29:33] non-white in the country, right? We have to be more like the EDL to win elections, right? That's
[01:29:38] what you're gonna tell me, right? We gotta defend England. You don't understand, brother. I don't,
[01:29:42] but I'm not racist personally, but there's many races that we need to fucking win votes with.
[01:29:48] Many of the labor strongholds have lost to reform for a fucking reason, and it's not
[01:29:54] because they've abandoned the working class, they've abandoned the fucking social safety
[01:29:59] nets and they've become not even just a fucking Blair right version of the party, but a Thatcher
[01:30:04] right version of the fucking party in the fucking conservative in in the in the labor movement,
[01:30:11] but the only way to fucking win them back is by saying we're going to be the ones who
[01:30:17] fucking purge the migrants. We're going to be the ones who burn the fucking boats. Yeah,
[01:30:21] DEFEND INGOLAN! DEFEND INGOLAN!
[01:30:24] I'm not a Liber Defender, but there's certainly a large number of moderate UK voters who stand in the center. It's not as black and white.
[01:30:30] FUCK YOU!
[01:30:33] OW!
[01:30:35] OW!
[01:30:36] Yeah? Why are the Lib Dems not fucking cleaning up?
[01:30:41] Yeah, I mean, of course you're Scottish. Of course. The cops of the British Empire. Classic.
[01:30:51] Of course that's a Scottish chatter.
[01:30:56] Epigenetic memories unlocked all of a sudden.
[01:30:58] He's like, whoa, I've got to defend the fucking British Empire.
[01:31:04] Fucking cop, dude.
[01:31:12] Yeah, if everyone is demanding a moderate approach to politics,
[01:31:18] Why the fuck are the Lib Dems not winning every election, every previous election, if
[01:31:23] they're demanding a moderate and tolerant approach to the immigration issue, the Hillary
[01:31:28] Clintonian approach, where it's like, we'll actually be the ones who are deporting the
[01:31:32] migrants, please vote for us.
[01:31:34] Why the fuck is labor losing?
[01:31:36] They're doing just that.
[01:31:37] How the fuck did they lose to a party run by a gay Jewish podcaster?
[01:31:43] How did that happen?
[01:31:45] Because of what he's saying
[01:31:48] How'd that happen and it's fucking brilliant because they can't even they try so goddamn hard to hit him with the
[01:31:54] Oh, you're anti-semitic and you're anti-semitic Zach Polansky is Jewish. Okay?
[01:32:02] Can't get him on that
[01:32:04] Now what now what do you got in the tool belt? Oh, he's too radical. Well seems like people like that
[01:32:27] It's so funny that people are just like
[01:32:31] like still doing this thing in the E in the aftermath of a clear cut resounding defeat
[01:32:39] for moving to the mythical moderate center like that lost that lost last night that lost
[01:32:50] and you're still over here being like no, no, my good sir, you don't understand.
[01:32:55] I do declare. What the people want is reasonable moderate politics. It's just that true neo-liberalism
[01:33:02] hasn't been tried, my good sir. We must not just be Blairites in the Labour Party. We
[01:33:09] must be now the Conservative Party. We must become the Tories under Thatcher. This is
[01:33:15] the only way to win. True neo-liberalism hasn't been tried, my good sir. Yes, we will do
[01:33:22] it ourselves. Great dude keep hemorrhaging, keep hemorrhaging your fucking constituencies.
[01:33:28] Keep hemorrhaging your base. You destroyed the party. I literally vote Lib Dem. Look up
[01:33:33] Orkney constituency. I'm not defending anyone but rather just pointing out the reality of
[01:33:36] UK politics. Hey, notice how you fucking told me that I don't know enough about fucking
[01:33:45] British politics or know nothing about British politics and I clocked who you fucking vote for?
[01:34:01] How'd that happen if I'm so oblivious?
[01:34:10] How'd that happen? I'm an American. I'm a dumb American Yankee. How the fuck,
[01:34:14] How the fuck could I smell the the pivot to the center narratives coming from your Lib Dem ass
[01:34:22] Barely fucking barely sentient the barely existing party. Oh
[01:34:28] You don't understand
[01:34:30] There's real momentum in the moderate side of things and I will tell you why there's real momentum if you noticed the Lib Dems actually gained
[01:34:38] votes in this last election cycle. It shows it shows that there's real movement in the
[01:34:45] center. I know he's Scottish. I can't do the Scottish accent that well, so I'm just gonna
[01:34:52] keep using the fucking posh British accent. You can't come in here and tell me that the
[01:35:02] the pivot to the center actually works right after it was demonstrably a fucking failure.
[01:35:08] Okay, that's it. You can't do it. Look, listen to the fucking Labour MPs. They're freaking
[01:35:16] out who have no interest in voting Labour. We've alienated a vast wave of that constituency
[01:35:23] on issues from Gaza through to immigration and asylum. The whole tone of this government
[01:35:30] is one that many, many people, and I heard it on the doorstep.
[01:35:34] You're not a Labour Party that I recognise,
[01:35:35] what happened to you?
[01:35:37] Look, the Labour Party changes, the Labour Party adapts,
[01:35:41] but it has a core philosophy,
[01:35:43] which is you want to improve people's lives
[01:35:46] and you want to have a politics which is inclusive.
[01:35:48] It doesn't make a difference if your banners say that,
[01:35:50] your actual actions, your policies, your behaviour
[01:35:54] and how you come across to the public is what's important.
[01:35:56] And frankly, under Keir Starmer and the people around him,
[01:35:59] We have come across sounding like a pound shop reform.
[01:36:04] Every single one of these guys,
[01:36:05] Rap Fuck Corbin too, by the way.
[01:36:08] So they can suck me.
[01:36:10] Anyway, their new excuse, Melbert.
[01:36:16] Oh, this was awesome too.
[01:36:17] Yeah, these guys literally do not understand
[01:36:21] how solidarity works at all.
[01:36:23] They cannot comprehend it because they've never done it.
[01:36:25] Right?
[01:36:26] They don't understand that if you come out and you fucking say
[01:36:35] Not Clive Lewis, he's a leftist
[01:36:37] I thought Clive Lewis also was a part of the rat fucking operation
[01:36:40] Maybe not as like aggressive as like some of these other people because he's on the left flank of labor, but
[01:36:46] Regardless
[01:36:48] He's not a neoliberal, but there were guys. Okay. From what I understand, there are within
[01:37:01] the labor party, there are different forces. Okay. Some are actually, you know, some are
[01:37:06] actually like real ass, real ass socialists, but still some are actually real socialists,
[01:37:14] But they do actually, they did also participate in like defanging Corbin or never really defended
[01:37:21] him.
[01:37:22] There's the minor like within the MPs, there's like a small contingency of like Corbinites.
[01:37:27] They were obviously all cast aside pretty much.
[01:37:30] And now the party is fully back in the hands of the Blairite wing.
[01:37:34] Some of that wing is pro defense contracts, like pro military industrial complex.
[01:37:43] from the perspective of labor, and they're still very much like, they're still very much leftists, but they're
[01:37:50] what Stalin would call social fascists. Okay. And then there's also the neoliberal contingency, which is the broadest base, not the broadest base, but like the broadest MP base within the party structure, which are just like
[01:38:03] straightforward, careerist neoliberals. Okay. That's the labor friends of Israel contingency.
[01:38:10] Okay, those guys are just straight up. They're monsters. They're straight up fucking monsters
[01:38:31] Keep the left as our evolution going greens your ancestors are finally smiling upon the aisles
[01:38:35] Yeah, green actually is a is the new is the new color is the color of Islam. Okay, that's what the greens actually represent. No more
[01:38:44] Eco-capitalist greens. We are now using the Islam agotism
[01:38:49] That is the that is the new that is the new variant of green inshallah woke Sharia is
[01:38:55] upon us
[01:38:56] Okay, the economist reading like a leftist pamphlet here
[01:39:00] Hannah Spencer is very impressive the greens gathered a coalition of young progressives working class former labor voters
[01:39:05] and Muslims who make up over a quarter of Gorton and Denton's residents.
[01:39:08] Ms. Spencer knitted these disparate groups together with Panache.
[01:39:11] The plumber turned MP, completed a certificate in plastering in the final weeks of the campaign.
[01:39:16] I was determined to finish my course because I was like, that's what we do here.
[01:39:20] From afar, her style might seem twee, but it won the adoration of green activists who
[01:39:24] descended onto the constituency and the admiration of many voters.
[01:39:28] Ms. Spencer seems just as comfortable speaking to a rally as fixing pipes
[01:39:31] We're sharing Iftar, making her the perfect symbol of the Green Party's new, punchier approach
[01:39:36] under Zak Bielanski, which emphasizes social justice as much as environmentalism.
[01:39:41] I've lived in this area, I work in this area, and I see that people are just getting left
[01:39:45] behind, says Ms. Spencer.
[01:39:48] For the longest time, I would say in many European capitals, the Greens have been
[01:39:53] seen as like an eco-capitalist party, sometimes maybe teetering on the edge of
[01:39:58] of eco-socialism, but like, they're, they're, they've never been like a, for my assessment,
[01:40:05] they've never been like a robust alternative, like a serious alternative.
[01:40:10] Zach Polanski actually dramatically restructured the messaging of the party, and I, that I
[01:40:15] give him a lot of credit for that. Okay? I give him a lot of credit for that.
[01:40:27] This is a very different green party, I think.
[01:40:32] This is a very, very different green party.
[01:40:36] No, Greens in Europe have been basically eco-fascist.
[01:40:45] UK Greens are the first in Europe to go the other way.
[01:40:47] Yeah, I'm just saying, you know, broad ideology ranging from eco-liberalism, eco-capitalism
[01:40:55] to eco-fascism.
[01:41:02] How can you be, um, wait, what is this?
[01:41:07] They're definitely better than the Canada Greens.
[01:41:08] From what I understand the Canadian Greens are also changing a little bit as well.
[01:41:12] They're also restructuring as well for the record.
[01:41:14] And Canada obviously has an alternative there with the NDP too, and NDP has its own internal
[01:41:19] drama and its own internal restructuring that's happening right now.
[01:41:23] like the whole, is it going to be Avi Lewis? Is it going to be someone else? Um, but.
[01:41:39] Did it say, did you say something weird about Polanski, not Zach Polanski, Roman Polanski?
[01:41:43] You made a joke about Roman Polanski and how people were referencing his like work when talking
[01:41:48] about instead of talking about his pedophilia.
[01:42:07] What is this sitting backwards in a chair, you know there was another Green Party, the
[01:42:12] leader that delivered for ordinary citizens and rejected both liberalism and conservatism.
[01:42:18] Of all of Africa's many charismatic post-colonial leaders, there is perhaps no one quite as
[01:42:22] mysterious as the late Moama Gaddafi, the self-proclaimed brother leader who led the
[01:42:29] North African state of Libya from his entry into power in a bloodless coup in 1969 until
[01:42:34] his shocking death in 2011.
[01:42:38] It's true.
[01:42:41] He wrote a whole book, a green one.
[01:42:45] at least until very recently,
[01:42:46] Canadian group, there's a cult of cranks around one MP.
[01:42:48] I would be genuinely surprised if it changed with a better,
[01:42:50] but one can hope, I think so.
[01:42:53] At least I feel like there is a,
[01:42:56] there's changes happening all around us.
[01:42:57] Like I said, or not I said, like Grum, she said,
[01:43:03] the old world is dying and a new world struggles
[01:43:06] to be born from his ashes.
[01:43:08] Now is the time for monsters,
[01:43:09] but also now is the time for organizing.
[01:43:13] Okay, and I think a lot of people are taking advantage.
[01:43:16] They're finally seizing the moment.
[01:43:17] They're finally seizing the opportunity.
[01:43:22] And they're doing their very best.
[01:43:24] I will try to do my very best as should you
[01:43:29] to make sure that this necessary change happens
[01:43:32] both in this country and in every country that you live in.
[01:43:35] Okay.
[01:43:36] Now is the time of monsters sorry for fuck's sake you always butcher it shut up shut up
[01:43:48] You're in all this. I also qualified as a plasterer because even in chaos, even under pressure,
[01:44:04] I get things done. I am no different to every single person here in this constituency. I
[01:44:11] work hard. That is what we do. Except things have changed a lot over the last few decades
[01:44:17] Because working hard used to get you something.
[01:44:20] It got you a house, a nice life, holidays.
[01:44:23] It got you somewhere.
[01:44:25] But now, working hard, what does that get you?
[01:44:29] Because talk to anyone here and they will tell you.
[01:44:32] The people who work hard but can't put food on the table,
[01:44:36] can't get their kids school uniforms,
[01:44:38] can't put their heating on, can't live off the pension,
[01:44:41] they will.
[01:44:42] See how she said, I work hard and not I'm stupid
[01:44:45] and can't read?
[01:44:46] Yeah, it's weird.
[01:44:47] She should have tried being like, I'm a dummy, I don't know how to read, I'm illiterate, just like you, the stupid, vote for me, which is a vote for the stupid, you know, just like Gavin Newsom, confusing why she's not doing that and doing this instead, which seems to be a much better, a much more unifying message.
[01:45:16] Hmm. Hmm. Odd.
[01:45:19] Worked hard to save for. Can't even begin to dream about ever having a holiday. Ever.
[01:45:26] Because life has changed. Instead of working for a nice life,
[01:45:30] we're working to line the pockets of billionaires.
[01:45:33] We are being blood dry. And I don't think it's extreme or radical to think
[01:45:38] working hard should get you a nice life.
[01:45:41] And I don't think that if you're not able to work that you should still
[01:45:44] have a nice life. I think that absolutely everybody should get a nice life. And clearly, I'm not
[01:45:50] the only person who thinks that because I've made clear my position.
[01:45:54] I don't understand why she why is she not talking about the moderate mythical centrist
[01:45:58] voter that she clearly captivated with her modical mythical centrist approach? Why is she
[01:46:04] not talking about burning the boats? I don't get it. When it's obviously an incredibly
[01:46:13] important plank in his inner campaign, right? Like when she says, we're going to kill the
[01:46:17] migrants, like we're going to arm, we're going to arm the, the working class of, of England,
[01:46:24] the gammons, the small business owners, uh, with, with weapons, with the blunderbuss,
[01:46:30] so they can shoot directly at the boats coming over. It's, it's just odd. It's odd that
[01:46:36] she doesn't center, uh, the true interest of the working class, which is a principal
[01:46:41] defense of the Zionist entity. I don't get it. I don't get it at all. Why has she not
[01:46:49] talked about capping welfare for people who want to have more children, for example? It's
[01:46:56] just like reasonable austerity that is an absolute necessity. Where is all of that
[01:47:01] in her message? Why is she winning by centering the working class that creates surplus
[01:47:09] labor value for the capital owners. Why is she doing this? I'm scared.
[01:47:16] My commitment to working class communities, the community that I am from, people in their
[01:47:21] thousands told me on the doorsteps and at the ballot box that what we are sick of is
[01:47:26] being let down and looked down on, that we are sick of our hard work making other people
[01:47:32] rich. I lived in this constituency at one of the most difficult and
[01:47:36] Our hard work making other people rich, by the way, is a perfectly sanitized way to talk
[01:47:45] class politics in a way that people can comprehend and a way that people can understand.
[01:47:50] What she's saying there is literally the exploitation that exists within capitalism
[01:47:56] which she is talking about directly is the extraction of surplus labor value.
[01:48:00] She doesn't use those terms.
[01:48:02] She uses language that is palatable, language that is appealing, language that is appealing
[01:48:06] to the working class that is a uniting language and the perfect way to approach the subject
[01:48:12] matter.
[01:48:13] Okay?
[01:48:14] Challenge in periods of my life.
[01:48:16] I saw how strong the community was at holding things together.
[01:48:20] But I saw how much harder life is when the things around you are broken.
[01:48:25] The litter, the fly-tip in the dirty air.
[01:48:28] And when I moved it became even clearer and this is why I am fighting for the community
[01:48:34] that I lived in and that I still work in.
[01:48:37] Because I absolutely refuse to accept that we should.
[01:48:40] You just don't get it, she's being sectarian?
[01:48:42] What?
[01:48:43] Ever have to move and leave our communities for good schools, a thriving high street
[01:48:51] and clean air.
[01:48:52] And I will not accept a society where having more money gets you a longer life expectancy.
[01:48:58] And so when it came to fighting for people here to stand in this election
[01:49:03] Well, how could I not fight because here? This is what we do. We fight for each other in this very died
[01:49:09] Oh, that's with the reform. Oh, that's a joke reforming case shitheads are accusing greens of sectarianism. Oh
[01:49:15] Keep coping you fucking
[01:49:17] Racist
[01:49:18] Dollards. Oh, it's so awesome. Oh
[01:49:21] God it feels so fucking good to see all of the most cancerous forces
[01:49:26] lose and eat shit and fucking cry as they piss their diapers dude.
[01:49:33] This is also one of the other additional benefits of having like an actual true left flank candidate
[01:49:41] winning in elections because then every single nuisance, every single cancerous entity in
[01:49:49] British politics and all around the world really, all around the western liberal capitalist
[01:49:54] nations, just start crying.
[01:49:58] Oh,
[01:50:03] this constituency, where our struggles might
[01:50:06] get their accusing green, I've heard about this. Yeah, they're
[01:50:08] accusing green voters of family voting, referencing Muslim
[01:50:10] families. Always be the same, but where we know how hard life
[01:50:13] can be, and we stick together, whatever our beliefs, our
[01:50:16] backgrounds, our color or our level of education, we stick up
[01:50:20] for each other. And to those who voted for me, I know that
[01:50:24] earning your trust starts now. One vote on one night is not something I will take for granted
[01:50:29] or assume will happen again. I will earn your trust. And to those who didn't vote for me,
[01:50:35] I will always work hard for you and I will always be honest and I will always be decent.
[01:50:42] To our Muslim communities who this week suffered an attempted attack during Ramadan
[01:50:47] whilst I was being welcomed by women at a mosque in Longside.
[01:50:51] Someone just down the road walked into a mosque carrying an axe.
[01:50:55] And whilst we were gathered and eating together,
[01:50:58] an axe of terror could easily have taken place.
[01:51:01] And I can and won't accept this victory tonight
[01:51:04] without calling out the politicians and divisive figures
[01:51:07] who constantly scapegoat and blame our communities
[01:51:10] for all the problems in society.
[01:51:13] My Muslim friends and neighbours are just like me, human.
[01:51:17] And of course, to our white working-class communities,
[01:51:21] the background that I have become so proud to be from.
[01:51:25] We know how it feels to be looked down on,
[01:51:27] maybe because we didn't do well at school,
[01:51:29] maybe because we do dirty, manual jobs,
[01:51:32] because we are shut out of places we should be in.
[01:51:36] To people here in Gorton and Danton
[01:51:38] who feel left behind and isolated,
[01:51:40] I see you and I will fight for you.
[01:51:43] Because whilst our communities may sometimes be labelled
[01:51:46] times be labeled in different ways.
[01:51:48] The thing everyone seems to have underestimated here,
[01:51:51] especially over the last few weeks,
[01:51:53] is how similar we all actually are.
[01:51:55] How we have common ground, how we get along,
[01:51:58] how we stand up for each other.
[01:52:01] The cracks that we're starting to show can be healed.
[01:52:04] And I believe that it is through offering people hope
[01:52:06] and a chance to do things differently and do things better.
[01:52:10] Now, to my customers, I'm sorry,
[01:52:13] but I think I might have to cancel the work
[01:52:15] you had booked in because I'm heading to parliament and when I get there I will.
[01:52:21] She's giving Gen Z Vivian Westwood a new look and sounds so joyful every time she speaks.
[01:52:25] I mean don't don't get caught up in the appeals or caught up in like aesthetic appeals sorry.
[01:52:33] She's great. This is a perfect speech and it captures the very essence of everything
[01:52:39] that we fight for here. It's fucking awesome.
[01:52:41] We'll make space for everyone doing jobs like mine.
[01:52:44] We will finally get a seat at the table.
[01:52:47] Why has she not talked about how illiterate she is
[01:52:51] and how we need to drop pronouns and be,
[01:52:54] and we need to stop, we need to do away with this nonsense,
[01:52:57] like, you know, defending trans people and stuff like that.
[01:52:59] Like, it was just a bit of bullshit.
[01:53:02] I thought England was an island filled
[01:53:05] to the brim with turfs.
[01:53:07] How could anybody, how could anybody win any election
[01:53:10] whatsoever, without issuing concessions to the unlimited amount of transphobia, it just
[01:53:20] doesn't make sense. I just don't understand it. I just don't understand it at all. It's
[01:53:30] worth remembering that this was the result in Gordon Denton 19 months ago in 2019, the
[01:53:35] notional result for the Green Party in this seat was only 2.5 percent. If the Greens
[01:53:39] win, and even if they come close, it represents a astonishing shift that can be replicated
[01:53:43] in loads of seats. Well, they did. They did.
[01:53:58] Who is the Nick Shirley of the UK? Tommy Robinson, Yaxley Lennon, who is somehow just as stupid
[01:54:05] Nick Shirley and just as compromised by the exact same forces and the same exact
[01:54:09] countries as a matter of fact like Israel.
[01:54:11] Um, yeah. Mr. England first we must defend England. Oi, oi. We gotta defend England, which is why we gotta talk about fucking...
[01:54:20] No, we... I need to defend England, which is why I'm an agent of Israel now.
[01:54:26] And America.
[01:54:35] And to Leila, the little girl who I have the pleasure of meeting and holding this week.
[01:54:46] I promised you I would try and improve the world that you are growing up in.
[01:54:50] I told you that I am not perfect, but that I always try my best.
[01:54:54] I always try and do the right thing.
[01:54:57] Now something exciting is definitely happening.
[01:55:00] And I invite you all to be part of it.
[01:55:02] join the Green Party so that we can spread hope and win everywhere across the country.
[01:55:08] Our strength will grow as more and more of us come together. We have shown that we don't have to
[01:55:14] accept being turned against each other. We can demand better without hating each other. We can do
[01:55:21] that together. We ran a hopeful campaign backed by thousands of volunteers and activists. We
[01:55:29] We defeated the parties of billionaire donors.
[01:55:35] We have shown that there is universality in our politics.
[01:55:39] Just as though there is an international fascist movement, there is an international socialist
[01:55:45] movement as well, okay?
[01:55:48] If you notice all of the things that she's talking about, the forces that she had
[01:55:52] to overcome, whether it be establishment neoliberals on the supposed left flank parties like labor,
[01:56:01] or whether it be reactionary racists on the right, like reform.
[01:56:09] Notice how she had to overcome all of those different forces billionaires.
[01:56:15] It's because we are all in the struggle together, okay?
[01:56:20] The same exact forces that constantly set and constantly create setback after setback
[01:56:27] that get in the way of a true left-legged candidate that centers the working class exists
[01:56:33] in the United States of America, it exists in England, it exists everywhere in Western
[01:56:41] liberal capitalist nations.
[01:56:46] Socialism has always been a movement that feeds off of international working class solidarity.
[01:56:58] This is not to say, like, oh, socialism in one country can't be attempted or tried or
[01:57:02] exist or whatever.
[01:57:04] Okay.
[01:57:05] I'm not, I'm not making, I'm not saying like, you know, permanent international revolution
[01:57:09] here.
[01:57:10] I'm simply stating that there is, this movement exists everywhere because the class struggle
[01:57:17] is identical when it's stripped away of its, you know, local needs and local interests.
[01:57:27] It's still the same exact forces of pressure.
[01:57:30] It's the same exact forces that are trying to actively destabilize the working class.
[01:57:37] Okay.
[01:57:38] They were pulling Lib Dem numbers. I love that they forced the racist fox to stand behind her while she speaks. Yeah.
[01:57:49] We don't have to accept being turned against each other at all.
[01:57:53] And we did this with the people who live here, side by side, shoulder to shoulder, just as we have always done in this constituency and in the whole of Greater Manchester.
[01:58:05] Because this is great, is Manchester and we do things differently here.
[01:58:12] Thank you so, so much to everybody. Thank you.
[01:58:16] So those remarks from Hannah Spencer, the MT for Gorton and Denton now.
[01:58:28] So I hear by the.
[01:58:31] Here's the Matt Goodwin shitter.
[01:58:34] national unifying. Remember when Matt Gowan said, I want a national unifying politics
[01:58:37] which was Britain first, not Pakistan, not Gaza, not any of the foreign policy thing.
[01:58:42] Britain first. And he was asked, not Israel. Remember, we watch this. National unifying
[01:58:48] politics which puts Britain first, not Pakistan, not Gaza, not any other foreign policy thing,
[01:58:54] Britain first. Not Israel.
[01:58:56] Well, the national union.
[01:58:59] Well, you won't.
[01:59:03] You won't.
[01:59:06] Sir.
[01:59:10] Listen, this can change, OK?
[01:59:13] This can fucking change.
[01:59:18] I think the momentum is behind the greens.
[01:59:25] All right?
[01:59:26] so farage wants to believe that muslim women were desperate to vote for matt
[01:59:29] bill and but we're coerced by their husband's in the voting for a party led
[01:59:32] by a cage you instead fucking hilarious
[01:59:37] matt bill and once emailed me to accuse him of being racist
[01:59:40] when i called him a racist whisper and i had to explain to him that horse
[01:59:43] whispers aren't horses
[01:59:53] anyway
[01:59:54] Here is a Zach Polanski's up. Uh, he's been doing a, uh, you know, massive media tour.
[02:00:01] I've been talking to him as well. I've been trying to get him.
[02:00:03] I wanted him to come on the broadcast, but unfortunately he has gotten zero,
[02:00:08] uh, minutes of sleep since this, uh, electoral victory. So, uh,
[02:00:12] we're working on, uh, establishing a good time potentially on Sunday.
[02:00:16] I will be having him on the broadcast, uh, to, to talk to him about,
[02:00:19] you know, where the greens go from here. I want to do it live.
[02:00:23] I've been on his podcast already. You guys can go listen to our conversation on his podcast.
[02:00:32] But you know, here's here's some of his media.
[02:00:37] How was legalizing drugs, legalizing prostitution and greater protection for trans rights and
[02:00:43] trans people put to a Muslim community in Gorton and Denton?
[02:00:49] It was put to a Muslim community. And in fact, frankly, the whole community because
[02:00:52] the Green Party just ran an election there. Well, they ran an astounding victory of over
[02:00:57] 4,000 majority in that particular policies in your in your leaflets, your early leaflets.
[02:01:02] We had early leaflets because people speak early when we had those policies in there,
[02:01:07] Mr Plensky. I mean, what's the assumption behind your question here because it sounds
[02:01:10] like conservative communities might not support like this is so. Oh God, I hate the fucking
[02:01:17] media, so again, universality in hogs and universality in shitty fucking media figures.
[02:01:24] Okay? Oh, well, you were hiding some of your policies from the Udu speaking community.
[02:01:29] They would not vote for you if they knew you were in favor of making all drugs legal. It's like,
[02:01:37] yeah. When you're talking to different communities, you show them what you're about,
[02:01:44] things that they would be interested in, okay? That's it. That's it. It's that simple. It turns out
[02:01:54] you can have a massive coalition around issues that they care about, okay? That's normal. That's
[02:02:04] good politics, okay? You're not duping people. You're simply saying, hey, look, and this,
[02:02:09] by the way, it goes to the heart of what I always advocate for for the Democrats here in
[02:02:13] the United States of America, which is, you go to people and you offer them things that
[02:02:19] they want, okay?
[02:02:21] That's how you win the fucking elections.
[02:02:24] That's the whole point of electeds conceding on issues from their base of support, on issues
[02:02:31] that their base of support are demanding.
[02:02:33] That's literally the fundamental principle of theoretical democracy.
[02:02:41] It's so funny that this guy's like, well you realize your platform is unelectable, literally at the moment of victory.
[02:02:53] It's so fucking dumb, and it stems from an outright refusal to hear the demands being made by the public.
[02:03:03] Palestine is a great example of this.
[02:03:06] 76% of the fucking British population is like enough with this Israel shit cut it out
[02:03:10] Okay, and if no one is going to offer that as a as a principled stance
[02:03:16] The one party that does offer that as a principle stance is going to win elections. It's that fucking simple. Okay?
[02:03:22] That's it. That's it
[02:03:27] And it's ironic because these guys also don't realize that I
[02:03:32] I say this as like someone who has tracked affinity polls on Muslims and by religious
[02:03:41] breakdown in the United States of America, Muslims post 9-11 were no longer a reliable
[02:03:50] conservative voting block at all.
[02:03:51] And you know what happened as a consequence of that?
[02:03:55] Muslims in the United States of America became one of the more progressive voting
[02:03:58] blocks in general.
[02:04:01] How did that happen?
[02:04:02] Because the Democrats sucked up all the votes because the Democrats weren't as
[02:04:07] Obj- as openly Islamophobic as the Republicans were. It's that simple
[02:04:12] It's that fucking simple. That's how you build coalitions. That's how you get
[02:04:17] Racist voters in the fucking heartland to no longer be racist. You offer them things you offer them amenities you offer them
[02:04:24] You you offer them things that they fucking need and then slowly but surely through that process
[02:04:29] They go you know these guys aren't so bad these fucking socialists that I thought were terrifying aren't so bad
[02:04:35] They gave me a house they put a roof over my head. They helped me get health care. I like them
[02:04:40] Maybe they weren't maybe they weren't wrong on this new trans stuff. You know, I don't fully get it
[02:04:46] I don't fully understand it. They seems you're strange to me
[02:04:49] But I'm not gonna make a big fucking deal about it because you know, what's a big fucking deal for me having a roof over my head
[02:04:56] That's it. It's not as it's not so complicated. It's not it's not this like incredibly complicated process politics is as
[02:05:06] complicated as you want to make it. Okay. And Democrats love making it complicated. $50,000 in tax cuts for small
[02:05:13] businesses in urban areas. Like that's a fucking ridiculous policy. Shut the fuck up. Say you're going to build
[02:05:19] houses for people. Say the government's going to build house for people and say that the people that are
[02:05:23] going to be building those house are going to be union members. Okay. Good paying jobs
[02:05:28] with benefits. That's it. It's not that hard. You make it hard for no fucking reason because
[02:05:38] you serve corporate benefactors, you serve the capitalist class, and you don't want
[02:05:44] them to get mad at you. And in many circumstances, you are a part of the capital owning class.
[02:05:51] And that's precisely the reason why it's against their class interest to advocate for the working
[02:05:56] class.
[02:05:57] Well, some of those policies, we're not here to litigate whether or not they're right
[02:06:03] or not.
[02:06:04] I'm talking about conservative communities potentially might not be supportive of policies
[02:06:07] that legalize prostitution drugs and increase rights of trust people.
[02:06:11] I think there's some deep assumptions there about what conservative community is, but
[02:06:15] here's what I would say more widely.
[02:06:16] I said it when I became the leader of the Green Party is you don't need to agree
[02:06:19] agree with me on everything. You need to agree with core values and fundamentals of the Green
[02:06:23] Party and what I'm pointing forward. If anyone agrees with me on everything, then that's weird.
[02:06:27] Actually, what we need to do is build bridges. And look, I'm really proud that constituency
[02:06:31] is diverse as Gorton and Denton just voted for a female plumber by a party that has
[02:06:36] a gay Jewish man as a leader. What I saw on the streets of Gorton and Denton is
[02:06:40] communities coming together who are excited for an alternative, who want to see those
[02:06:43] bills lowered, who want to challenge this Labour government, and Manchester showed
[02:06:47] reform and it's deeply divisive policies the door and I'm proud to be my
[02:06:50] This also creates a reactionary force in the country that goes Islam agotism Islam agotism
[02:06:56] They do this with LFI in France as well
[02:06:58] We're like on the one hand they keep saying Muslims are barbaric Muslims are conservative Muslims are conservative
[02:07:04] And then they vote for the fucking most leftist party out there. They go. Oh, you must adieu them because they're all barbaric
[02:07:10] They're all fucking animals. They're all they're all incredibly conservative
[02:07:14] But not conservative in the way that we like because the white supremacist conservative forces we like those. Okay, they're a part of the in group
[02:07:21] They're conservative in a bad way in a barbaric way
[02:07:24] Right like that's literally what this fucking
[02:07:28] dipshit is saying on Sky News to Zach Polanski. He's like you dupe them you dupe them
[02:07:34] You straight up dupe them into voting for you by hiding the truth
[02:07:38] We reached the Greens when in Gordon and Denton is the 1979 Iranian revolution levels of hysteria
[02:07:42] I saw this earlier. This is awesome as the Iranian revolution of 1979 showed any coalition between progressives in Islamist
[02:07:49] End up with the big with the lefties being discarded when they have served their purpose admitted drive towards the implosion of Sharia
[02:07:56] Yeah, that's what's happening here, you're right
[02:08:00] Yeah, they're gonna they're the real green is the Islamist green and the Ayatollah is gonna thrive in this in this process
[02:08:07] Because the, the, the, the, the, the nascent Sia pop, the Sia population is actually doing
[02:08:12] taquia and they're eventually going to, to seize power and they will make England the,
[02:08:20] the woke Sharia capital.
[02:08:24] I think whether they would say it publicly or not, there's a number of reform adjacent
[02:08:28] voters watching this and thinking go on girl, incredible to see a normal person enter
[02:08:32] parliament.
[02:08:33] Yes.
[02:08:35] my god, how fucking diluted can someone be and to post that delusion to the world?
[02:08:39] Shamelessness. That's where it comes from. It's a unique superpower, really, in politics.
[02:08:45] These guys are fucking not only shameless, but every new information that is supposed
[02:08:50] to destroy their worldview actually somehow finds a way to confirm their priors.
[02:08:55] Matt Iglesias does it all the fucking time. And there is a robust market for it. There
[02:09:00] are a lot of people who are in positions of power, who have profound amounts of
[02:09:03] privilege will profound profound amounts of wealth that want to hear that okay
[02:09:09] They want to be lied to over and over again
[02:09:12] And these guys consistently these guys consistently fucking end up rising to the top because they tell rich people what they want to hear
[02:09:20] Look at Barry Weiss. She's the greatest example of this. She is a fucking charlatan. She is talentless. She's a hack
[02:09:26] She's never made anything that is has
[02:09:29] She's never made anything to move people, even a little bit, maybe made people angry, right?
[02:09:35] And yet, she sits on top of a media empire now, as a consequence of brown-nosing the right people, billionaires, super-wealthy people, constantly telling them,
[02:09:44] oh, it's the wokes on college campuses that are the real threat to American society, okay?
[02:09:51] The only way to fight against these forces is by organizing.
[02:09:54] The only way to fight against these forces is by getting people to unlock class consciousness,
[02:09:59] to recognize their position in society, and to fight to create a better future for themselves. Okay?
[02:10:10] That's it.
[02:10:14] But yeah, this, alongside the unimaginably successful
[02:10:18] Zoran Mamdani thing with meeting with Donald Trump has given me endless amounts of confidence.
[02:10:27] And I tweeted, I said, it's not hard to feel discouraged seeing material realities destroyed
[02:10:31] in a collapsing fashion system every single day.
[02:10:34] But there's truly hope out there.
[02:10:36] One must use the marginal victories to maintain revolutionary optimism every day.
[02:10:40] People are angry.
[02:10:41] Now is the time to organize, okay?
[02:10:46] That's it, because other people also see what you are seeing.
[02:10:51] And the reality of the matter is the liberals have completely dropped the ball.
[02:10:55] They don't even care to fucking make an affirmative plea to win people back.
[02:11:01] This is our opportunity.
[02:11:03] This is the moment.
[02:11:05] This is the moment to organize.
[02:11:06] Take advantage of that anger and show people the truth.
[02:11:10] That's why I always talk about how galvanizing and how hopeful I felt in spite of the death,
[02:11:18] destruction, and devastation that we saw in the last two and a half years in Gaza, okay?
[02:11:24] You have to lean into moments and pockets of hope, okay?
[02:11:30] Whether it be the election of Zoram-Amdani, the electoral victory of Zoram-Amdani, whether
[02:11:34] be this electoral victory for the Greens, whether it be a successful meeting that Zoran
[02:11:40] has with Donald Trump, these are moments, these are pockets of hope that you can take advantage of,
[02:11:46] where you can build a movement slowly but surely, okay? These are building blocks
[02:11:51] that move us closer and closer to our goal, okay?
[02:11:58] Zoran's victory in New York City, the complete collapse of Israel's approvals
[02:12:02] as the Western world recognized Zionism as a fascist ideology, the plurality being in favor of
[02:12:06] ice abolition in the United States of America. The cynic will tell you it's not enough, but change
[02:12:11] takes time, and all you can do is be steadfast. And you have to continue being steadfast.
[02:12:19] Okay? You have to do it for those that have been slain, and you have to do it for those
[02:12:25] who remain. That was my principle when I was engaging in in my advocacy in Gaza for two and a
[02:12:32] half years in spite of people being like your fucking terrorist, your Muslim fundamentalist,
[02:12:36] your anti-Semite, all this shit. And guess what? We're on the other side of that now. Now of course,
[02:12:41] the struggle continues. The war is not won, right? There's obviously still so much more to
[02:12:47] accomplish here, but you have to also sometimes sit back and look at the gains that were made,
[02:12:53] no matter how marginal it feels, no matter how far change feels from where you're standing,
[02:12:59] you have to kind of pull yourself out of it for a brief moment and go, wow.
[02:13:06] Change can happen. Okay, change can happen. As long as you remain steadfast and committed to the
[02:13:12] truth, as long as you keep talking to people, seeing where they're at, and communicating
[02:13:18] a better alternative vision, you can make that change.
[02:13:22] You can be the change you wanna see in the world.
[02:13:25] Okay?
[02:13:27] That's it.
[02:13:29] That's it.
[02:13:29] I feel more hopeful than I ever have
[02:13:33] in the last 10 years of my political advocacy.
[02:13:36] Okay?
[02:13:41] Ruma Guara says, probably naive,
[02:13:43] but I also think public support for Medicare for All
[02:13:44] being at or near historic highs,
[02:13:46] according to the polling,
[02:13:47] transfer to political will and the resurgence of it as a central issue
[02:13:50] slash push in 2026 and 2028 already seeing similar to 2019 and 2020 stay the course.
[02:13:56] I agree.
[02:14:02] Because like look a lot of people want you to cast aside those those forces in in Congress
[02:14:11] like Rokana, right? A lot of people who will take a principled approach to like, you know,
[02:14:18] electoralism being silly, who say there's an alternative out there that is much more
[02:14:24] viable and that's communism now, revolution now, right? I understand where those people
[02:14:30] are coming from or people who cast aside the welfare state as a lifeline to the continuation
[02:14:36] of capitalism. There is truth in that assessment. There is truth in that analysis. It's one
[02:14:43] that I also recognize. But I also see the realities. I also see where the masses are.
[02:14:50] Okay? I understand that you have to move people in a certain direction. You have
[02:14:57] to organize. You have to build systems before you can actually achieve the results
[02:15:03] you want to. You can't organize to the masses that you want. You have to organize to where
[02:15:09] the masses are, okay? And before you even build this movement, you have to get people
[02:15:20] to recognize class consciousness, to recognize their class position. You have to make people
[02:15:26] understand that there is a class war that is ongoing every single fucking day. Before
[02:15:32] Before we get there, all of this other stuff is purely theoretical.
[02:15:43] Now let's move into another favored subject matter of mind, Israel and its overall disapproval.
[02:15:55] There were so many people that said, this is the end of the organized left.
[02:16:01] On October 8th, 2023, there were so many who were not ready to hear the argument that this
[02:16:09] was actually Israel's own design, that it's violent apartheid regime that spanned over
[02:16:16] 75-plus years at that point had created a violent reaction, okay?
[02:16:23] People were not ready for that message at all.
[02:16:25] Many people said, no, fuck this.
[02:16:28] I'm not hearing you.
[02:16:29] I'm not listening to you.
[02:16:31] ridiculous. That's unacceptable. How dare you say that? Okay. At the time, Israel's approval
[02:16:43] was fairly high. And the Palestinian approval was fairly low, as a matter of fact, lower
[02:16:49] than ever before.
[02:16:51] Well, very quickly, people realized that the violence that was unfolding in the region
[02:16:57] was something they could not look away from.
[02:17:00] Violence that we were contributing to with our tax dollars.
[02:17:03] Violence that we were contributing to with our policy makers and their lack of
[02:17:07] interest in correcting the record, their lack of interest in stopping Israel from
[02:17:10] doing this. Joe Biden went to Israel and gave a bear hug to Benjamin and Yahu and
[02:17:14] the bear hug strategy started.
[02:17:18] But because of the lack of options for Palestinians that that could only
[02:17:23] show the rest of the world, what they were going through.
[02:17:27] And because of the steadfast nature of the activist left that already knew what the reality looked like and already knew what was coming, okay, a lot of people kept pushing people like myself, people like yourselves, we kept pushing.
[02:17:43] And through that steadfast approach, in spite of all the naysayers, we have now officially
[02:17:54] arrived at a position for the first time in American history where American sympathies
[02:17:59] in the Middle East situation are with the Palestinians.
[02:18:04] More Americans now at 41% sympathize with the Palestinians than the Israelis at 36%.
[02:18:11] You do not understand how profound this sea change is because I think for many of you,
[02:18:21] you're young or for many of you, you weren't aware of what this dynamic looked like.
[02:18:27] You're not aware of what these numbers reflect because this dynamic where Israel was favored
[02:18:36] by 60% where Palestinians could barely break over 20% sympathy in the eyes of many Americans
[02:18:43] was kept together by a multi-billion dollar propaganda initiative, okay?
[02:18:50] A lot of money was spent to make sure that Americans did not learn the truth.
[02:18:58] And that went on for almost 80 fucking years.
[02:19:04] And all it took was two years for that to completely flip on its fucking head.
[02:19:12] That's the reason why I always stress to people who became diehard advocates, anti-Zionists,
[02:19:20] pro-Palestinian advocates overnight that this struggle has been ongoing for almost
[02:19:27] a fucking century, okay, for almost a century.
[02:19:32] Now, when I say it took two years, obviously it meant hundreds of thousands of deaths on
[02:19:38] the Palestinian side, okay?
[02:19:43] But I will say, I will tell you always as someone who was there for a decade plus, okay,
[02:19:50] who never shied away from talking about the Palestinian plight, someone who was an
[02:19:57] about anti-Zionist. It's still incredibly important to understand how fast this turn happened,
[02:20:06] and it's still incredibly important to lean into that, to build confidence in your advocacy,
[02:20:14] to build confidence in your worldview, because it turns out if you are disciplined and you
[02:20:20] lean into the truth, you can actually put a dent in one of the most sophisticated and
[02:20:27] most pervasive propaganda machines that has ever existed.
[02:20:35] Do you understand?
[02:20:36] Because this didn't happen because there was a lot of moneyed interest on the pro-Palestinian
[02:20:40] advocacy side.
[02:20:41] This only happened because people were like, this is fucking wrong.
[02:20:45] And I will do everything in my power to educate those around me.
[02:20:49] I will do everything in my power to pull them, to get them to also take, uh, to go outside,
[02:20:53] to get them to also protest.
[02:20:54] I will go to jail if it's necessary.
[02:20:56] I will get yelled at.
[02:20:59] I will be doxxed.
[02:21:00] I will be harassed.
[02:21:01] I will be swatted, but it doesn't fucking matter because this is the truth.
[02:21:07] You have to lean into the small victories that you get along the way to maintain your
[02:21:16] revolutionary optimism.
[02:21:18] This is what I always stress, because slowly but surely, brick by brick, you build this
[02:21:28] movement and one day you look back and you go, wow, I can't believe we're here.
[02:21:33] I can't believe that people were against this.
[02:21:39] One day, we will all have been against this.
[02:21:44] We're not fully there yet.
[02:21:49] But that's why I always cast aside cynicism, okay?
[02:21:53] Now I disagree.
[02:21:54] I think small victories just lead to a false sense of progress.
[02:22:00] That's pure nihilism.
[02:22:02] This is what I'm trying to say.
[02:22:05] While there is truth in this assessment that this death toll is unimaginable, okay?
[02:22:12] You are unironically doing a disservice to the Palestinians when you do this, okay?
[02:22:19] You wanna know why?
[02:22:20] Because when you say stuff like this, when you tell people not to feel emboldened in
[02:22:25] this very moment, when you tell people not to keep pushing at this very moment, do you
[02:22:30] feel like you're actually helping save a Palestinian life, or do you want to just
[02:22:34] simply come across like you're correct, to come across like you're the most moral
[02:22:39] person in this conversation. That's the entire argument here, okay? It is a disservice to the
[02:22:48] Palestinians. If you just go, yeah, well, hundreds of thousands of people died. America's
[02:22:54] at the precipice of fucking invading Iran and bombing Iran. You know, another hundred thousand
[02:22:59] potentially could die. Tens of millions displaced in the process. What is there to do? We didn't
[02:23:04] do anything. We didn't achieve anything. Oh, you felt good because you did a couple fucking
[02:23:08] sit-downs and protest, is that what it is? This is just pure fucking back patting for no reason, right?
[02:23:16] When you say that, you're trying to cut away at the momentum.
[02:23:25] That's all you're doing. Do you feel like that's productive? Do you feel like that's the appropriate
[02:23:30] thing to say here. I think this is a real big problem with leftists in general. People that
[02:23:40] constantly say, look, the problems are far too large. We haven't actually put a dent in these
[02:23:44] problems. When in fact, sometimes it's important to look at the success of this movement and to
[02:23:52] use that success to build success in other ongoing areas as well, ongoing areas of cruelty
[02:23:58] as well. I have found in my own personal experience tremendous gains that I have been able to make
[02:24:05] with people that were utterly oblivious to the situation in Cuba by making that comparison
[02:24:09] between Gaza and Cuba, okay? You can too, because the cruelties are still similar. The
[02:24:21] inception point is still similar. The needs are still similar. It's still imperialism. It is
[02:24:27] still American Empire. Sometimes the techniques and the measures taken by the government are similar,
[02:24:32] starvation, right? A siege.
[02:24:42] You can convince people that are naysayers that did not believe by reminding them how they
[02:24:52] probably also didn't believe that the Palestinian movement would ever have any motion whatsoever
[02:24:58] in this fucking country three years ago. Remind them of where they were and what the mental
[02:25:05] blocks that they had that caused them to think, oh, this is scary. These are scary Muslims that
[02:25:11] went and did barbaric raping and pillaging on October 7. We got to stop talking about them.
[02:25:17] them. Why would you ever defend them? That's crazy. Because there were plenty of people
[02:25:23] that felt that way on October 7, 2023. Plenty of people that felt that way even in 2024.
[02:25:30] Plenty of people that felt that way in 2025. And every single day there are new people
[02:25:35] that turn around and say, this was wrong. I was wrong. That's why I never cast aside
[02:25:39] people who actually come to the right conclusion, no matter how late it is. Because I understand
[02:25:45] that in order to build a movement, you have to have those people on board.
[02:26:04] I took a deep dive into Zoramundani's numbers.
[02:26:07] I'm not sure if you will realize this yet.
[02:26:08] Lakshya Jain, another one of these like center's pollsters.
[02:26:12] I'm not sure if people realize this, but he is actually one of the most
[02:26:14] unpopular democrats in the country in a way that harris newsman you see or not
[02:26:18] and it's not even all that close per our new poll
[02:26:25] these people
[02:26:27] monsters
[02:26:29] even if they don't realize it
[02:26:32] their monsters
[02:26:34] that try to stop progress from happening
[02:26:37] because
[02:26:38] they unfortunately lack the imagination
[02:26:41] they also lack the backbone
[02:26:44] they have no moral foundation for their world view
[02:26:47] they're simply going along with the winds
[02:26:50] and that's why they always fucking lose
[02:26:52] either they lose to the reactionary forces that do have a vision no matter
[02:26:57] how negative that vision is
[02:26:58] or in this circumstance hopefully
[02:27:01] if we succeed they will lose
[02:27:03] to a vision in the affirmative
[02:27:06] by a left flank movement
[02:27:07] that centers the working class in their politics in their policy in their
[02:27:11] agenda
[02:27:12] the future that they want to build. So it's up to you. Will you stand idly, will you stand by the
[02:27:21] side and go I don't know this is not moving the needle fast enough for my taste? Or will you become
[02:27:29] Become a part of this movement.
[02:27:40] Some of you genuinely do make perfect the enemy of good.
[02:27:45] And you don't realize that you yourself, through that cynicism, are also creating hurdles for
[02:27:52] progress to happen.
[02:27:56] You think you are making the correct assessment, and in some ways in theory you might actually
[02:28:02] make the correct assessment, but you miss the forest for the trees.
[02:28:07] You miss the small progress that is necessary to make that big leap, okay?
[02:28:13] Revolution doesn't happen spontaneously.
[02:28:16] It requires diligence.
[02:28:18] It requires a steadfast approach.
[02:28:20] It requires messaging discipline.
[02:28:22] requires organizational discipline. You can either be a hanger on that comes in the, at
[02:28:30] the last moment and say, I was there all along and feel like you played a role in this, or
[02:28:35] you can actually be the person that genuinely plays a role in it.
[02:28:44] I don't know. I just feel very, very hopeful right now. And I hope it's not cut away
[02:28:50] by some devastating defeats that come later down the line.
[02:28:54] But as someone, look, as someone who's been at this
[02:28:58] for quite a while, it's hard for me not to maintain
[02:29:01] optimism at this moment.
[02:29:03] And I'll tell you, I'll tell you what I tell people
[02:29:07] all the time, I'm a leftist.
[02:29:11] And one thing that I'm very good at is taking Ls.
[02:29:15] Okay, if you're a socialist, if you're an anti-capitalist
[02:29:18] living in the imperial core,
[02:29:19] you have always experienced hardship and taking L's over and over and over again.
[02:29:26] Okay?
[02:29:27] And the faster you overcome that fear of taking an L or the faster you overcome the feelings
[02:29:35] that you feel in that moment of loss, whether it be Bernie Sanders in 2016 or whether it
[02:29:42] be the aftermath of the Nevada caucus in 2020.
[02:29:49] You just, you take your legs and you keep your head down and you keep pushing, okay?
[02:29:59] You don't take for granted the inevitability of progress.
[02:30:02] You make it happen, okay?
[02:30:06] The faster you can recover from your defeats, the more dynamic you are, the more you learn
[02:30:12] from those defeats, the better it will be.
[02:30:18] the easier it will be for you to develop success in the future.
[02:30:31] That's it.
[02:30:37] For the first time, the lines of cross changes coming folks.
[02:30:40] This was a decade ago.
[02:30:42] growing share of liberal Democrats sympathize more with the Palestinians than in Israel.
[02:30:48] Now liberal, but that's not even the entirety of the Democrats. That's liberal Democrats
[02:30:52] versus conservative and moderate Democrats, right? Now the entirety of the Democratic
[02:30:58] Party is 80% on the side of Palestinians.
[02:31:28] Okay, I have a better song for this, bro. I think we're gonna run this pullback, but with a better song
[02:31:35] Is that that's not very good. That's not very good audio here
[02:32:28] asking what happened in 1982 is real invaded Lebanon.
[02:32:58] A plurality of Americans sympathize more with Palestinians than with Israel for the first
[02:33:08] time in Gallup polling history. Hard to overstate the significance of the shifts as Nile Stannage
[02:33:13] and it's not confined to the left by any stretch despite claims otherwise. Izzy Brien says liberals
[02:33:20] on us won't even call themselves Zionists anymore. Among American Jews under the age
[02:33:23] of 35 people who call themselves anti-Zionists or non-Zionists outnumber those who identify
[02:33:26] by a Zionist, the end of the bipolar or bipolar,
[02:33:30] bipartisan consensus is here.
[02:33:33] This is a fucking devastating poll, dude.
[02:33:37] Oh my God, it's so hard for me not to fucking smoke them.
[02:33:41] You know what I mean?
[02:33:43] It's so fucking, it's just, I,
[02:33:47] it's hard for me to feel the pessimistic for the future
[02:33:51] when I see stuff like this.
[02:33:54] Because I know what it took to get here, okay?
[02:33:56] Whether it be the unlimited human casualty numbers,
[02:34:00] or whether it be the consistent advocacy
[02:34:03] from so many people, from Palestinians,
[02:34:05] Palestinian Americans, those on the left,
[02:34:09] those who were forever changed once they learned the truth
[02:34:12] about what Israel was doing.
[02:34:16] That's why I kept repeating over and over again
[02:34:18] to all of you over the course of the last couple of years
[02:34:20] where I was like, this is the most popular Israel
[02:34:22] will ever be in the Western world. Today is the most popular Israel will be.
[02:34:28] Tomorrow Israel will be less popular than it was today.
[02:34:32] And the day after it will be even less popular.
[02:34:37] And we still got to improve those numbers.
[02:34:40] We still got to improve those numbers. It's not,
[02:34:43] it's not, it's not going to happen, right?
[02:34:48] It's not, it's not going to magically turn overnight.
[02:34:52] that's why i kept repeatedly telling people like woke to is not here
[02:34:55] uh... or the pendulum will not swing in the opposite direction out of nowhere
[02:35:01] yes i've seen egg boy glaceous
[02:35:03] uh... on the tweet on the matter even beyond the tackle blunders is looking
[02:35:06] like it's over for pro-israel politics once a day seniors pass along
[02:35:22] Yeah
[02:35:24] Jacob Ben David linker says I think a bunch of people interpreted sympathize more with his meaning feel bad for 41 percent of Americans
[02:35:30] sympathize more with Palestinians and 36 Americans sympathize more with the Israelis
[02:35:34] But Israel's viewed favorably by 46% of Americans and unfavorably by 48% of Americans
[02:35:39] Whereas Palestinian territories are viewed favorably by 37% of Americans and unfavorably by 53
[02:35:44] 37 is still a new high for Palestinian territories though. Keep coping. Keep coping. I like this
[02:35:50] Okay? Because it's true. Our work is not complete. Our work is not done. Israel still gets to be this incredibly violent entity in the region, constantly doing death and destruction campaigns to its neighbors over and over again.
[02:36:04] We're going to keep pushing, you know? I'm not going to stop. So this kind of cope is good because it feeds back into the fervor necessary to keep up the momentum.
[02:36:15] Okay.
[02:36:19] It's good.
[02:36:33] But like I said,
[02:36:37] this is the most popular Israel will be.
[02:36:40] yesterday Israel was more popular and tomorrow Israel will be less popular
[02:36:47] and the only tool in the tool belt for the Zionists is nagging harassing false
[02:36:59] accusations of anti-Semitism demands for firing people demands for
[02:37:05] deplatforming iced the tensions double standards and exceptionalism will
[02:37:09] make Americans sympathize more with Israelis. Again, maybe Israel killing more Americans
[02:37:14] with impunity and more picks and murder Palestinians will help too.
[02:37:19] Pair that up with a war against a country with 93 million people in it at the behest
[02:37:27] of Israel, that certainly is going to be the cherry on top.
[02:37:36] Americans love to be told to shut the fuck up by a country that sucks away tremendous
[02:37:45] amounts of tax revenue.
[02:37:48] They love hearing the arrogance coming from Zionists and Western media.
[02:37:54] They love it.
[02:37:55] It's their favorite thing
[02:37:58] Who could have foreseen this moment I wonder
[02:38:03] It doesn't require you to be fucking brilliant, okay, and this is another thing that I want to stress here
[02:38:10] I'm not a particularly brilliant person. Okay, I do not have the gift of prophecy
[02:38:15] I just have a fucking backbone and I recognize right from wrong and I don't quit and there are plenty of you in
[02:38:22] this community who are also the same. And that's the reason why this change happened, okay?
[02:38:27] Not because of just this community, but many other communities all around the fucking world.
[02:38:32] But that's it. That's fucking it. I'm stubborn, and I understand right from wrong, and I
[02:38:45] also maintain the belief in my fellow man that they too can also see right from wrong.
[02:38:51] They can be convinced.
[02:38:52] I don't give up on people and neither should you okay.
[02:38:57] Hasan is Gavin confirmed.
[02:39:14] Pulling a Gavin there.
[02:39:15] No, I just, I just, it doesn't require much.
[02:39:20] That's what I'm saying like, this is a movement comprised of ordinary people preaching to the
[02:39:25] choir, Abbey.
[02:39:26] Yeah, except every day that choir grows.
[02:39:29] I don't know if you noticed that.
[02:39:33] That's the whole point.
[02:39:35] People say, oh, aren't you talking to people who already aren't you preaching to the converted?
[02:39:38] It's like, really, am I, am I preaching to the converted?
[02:39:42] How many people in the United States of America would have self identified as socialists
[02:39:47] or anti-imperialists or anti-fascists, not that fucking long ago, you know?
[02:39:52] That's why I always laugh when journalists ask me, like, don't you feel like you're preaching
[02:39:57] to the choir?
[02:39:58] Don't you feel like you're preaching to the choir?
[02:39:59] I say, what choir was the choir there when I had fucking 35 people tuning in?
[02:40:06] Was there this, like, mass momentum of self-identifying Marxist-Leninists and socialists and communists
[02:40:12] alike that were just simply waiting for this opportunity?
[02:40:15] No.
[02:40:16] Every one of us, myself included, was a liberal at some point, or maybe even a reactionary
[02:40:22] at some point.
[02:40:26] No one is born, in some ways everyone is born a socialist.
[02:40:29] If you look back at the first principles, if you look back at like wanting to share,
[02:40:33] you know, sharing is caring, things like that.
[02:40:35] Man is a social animal, of course, we all have that socialist dog in us.
[02:40:39] But that is ripped away from us early on, because we are born into a capitalist system.
[02:40:47] We're born into a global capitalist world.
[02:40:52] And slowly but surely, we hyper-focus on the individuality.
[02:41:03] And by the time we come of age, we all self-identify as liberals or self-identify as conservatives,
[02:41:09] identifies, you know, a Democrat, a lifelong Democrat, lifelong Republican, whatever. None
[02:41:14] of that is a discipline socialist. And the very small group of people who do self-identify
[02:41:25] as that, by the time they're like, you know, in their teenage years, are actually born
[02:41:30] into a life of ideological privilege, I guess, because they were born into a family
[02:41:36] that educated them correctly.
[02:41:45] Just saying you radicalized me 10 years ago so I can tell you that there was not really a choir back then,
[02:41:49] but more of a boy band size of a group, LaMau.
[02:41:51] You've grown a massive community over the years and that's not ending. Yes.
[02:42:06] Yep, it was a reactionary pencil-tucky hog back in 2016 now, thankfully grown and see what
[02:42:14] socialism has to offer to everyone.
[02:42:26] Zionism is not like the nationalism of a larger group with a population, research, economic
[02:42:29] heft, theft, et cetera, that it allows, that it allows it to not depend too much on the
[02:42:34] opinions of other people.
[02:42:35] by the century-old Israel lobby such a central part of Zionist activity in practice exactly.
[02:42:41] In practice, Zionism has been completely dependent on other people, states, governments, sympathetic
[02:42:45] publics, etc., since its inception.
[02:42:48] There is no self-sufficient version of Zionism or Israel.
[02:42:51] Israel is currently on the path to figuring out this the hard way.
[02:42:54] Straight up.
[02:42:55] That's true.
[02:42:57] It's literally true.
[02:42:59] Israel would not exist if it wasn't for the Western world using it as a settler
[02:43:04] colonial apparatus to destabilize a resource rich region. It's that simple. It would simply
[02:43:10] not exist. America was a settler colonial enterprise as well, but America is vast and
[02:43:17] through domination, indigenous genocide and through slavery, America was able to form
[02:43:24] a nation state on top of basically a fucking continent. Okay. Israel doesn't have that.
[02:43:32] As the average scientist will tell you immediately, Israel is a tiny nation, size of New Jersey.
[02:43:38] What are you saying?
[02:43:39] We are so small.
[02:43:42] And it's true.
[02:43:44] Utterly devoid of resources, they will turn around and say like this is a fucking prosperous
[02:43:52] nation.
[02:43:53] Look at what we've been able to build.
[02:43:55] You haven't built shit without unlimited fucking support from the Western world.
[02:44:01] And if that wasn't the case, they wouldn't constantly spend billions of fucking dollars
[02:44:08] in building one of the most sophisticated propaganda and influence peddling operations
[02:44:14] ever known in the western world.
[02:44:16] Is that fucking simple?
[02:44:20] Is that simple?
[02:44:22] They would fuck off.
[02:44:23] They wouldn't be desperately trying to hold on to the evangelical Zionist base, for
[02:44:27] example, in the United States of America right now.
[02:44:30] Okay, let's test the theory by having U.S. and Europe cut off ties with Israel.
[02:44:40] No more foreign aid, no more military aid, no more diplomatic protection from international
[02:44:43] law, no more censorship of anti-Zionist speech or boycotts.
[02:44:46] Let's see what happens.
[02:44:48] Oh, that would be the fucking day.
[02:44:51] The case for Zionism is that it's always been very dangerous for Jews to depend too
[02:44:54] much on the opinions of other people. Oh, it would be, it would be the moment of
[02:45:05] glory. Okay. Oh, I wish, I wish for the day. I wish to see that day and I know I
[02:45:11] will see that day. Okay.
[02:45:24] it's coming. And I'm glad because the arrogance of Zionists after 80 years of complete domination
[02:45:36] on the issue of Palestine has caused them to be blinded, okay? It's become more insulated
[02:45:45] than ever before. No investment in influence peddling beyond what they've already done,
[02:45:52] the successful initiatives, the successful initiatives that obviously relied heavily
[02:45:58] on the media being incredibly censored or the media being state department lackeys.
[02:46:07] So arrogant, so entitled, and that arrogant, and that arrogance and that entitlement
[02:46:13] has led to their demise.
[02:46:16] I've said this over and over again.
[02:46:18] You are anti-American and anti-Western values, you are a parasite hidden in the grass.
[02:46:22] I'm not hiding. I'm unbending him. Hiding? Motherfucker. I wear this shit on my chest every day.
[02:46:34] Fuck you mean. What are you talking about when you say Western values? What part of Western
[02:46:41] values is supposed to be defensive apartheid? If that's Western values, then Western
[02:46:47] Western values need to change.
[02:46:55] Keep crying bitch.
[02:46:58] You should be deported, please move to Iran.
[02:47:03] Those are some of the good Western values that have allowed someone like myself to live here
[02:47:09] and to convince my fellow American citizens, as I am a part of that group by the way,
[02:47:14] that there is a better alternative out there.
[02:47:16] that actually does not take away their surplus labor value and offer it directly to the fucking
[02:47:21] capital overlords, but instead one that demands more for their own labor. And you can, you
[02:47:29] know, you can, Asmongold, mug you. Okay, buddy. Ask yourself,
[02:47:46] dying for Israel will have what will it be good for you how will it be beneficial
[02:47:53] for you if you go and die for Israel in Iran ask yourself that question how does
[02:48:00] this improve my life if you want me to make a selfish argument for you if you
[02:48:06] cannot comprehend it like killing a bunch of people overseas is is not a
[02:48:10] good thing on on on its own right it's immoral it's morally repugnant
[02:48:14] think about it from a selfish perspective. Does this benefit you at all or have you been convinced by others
[02:48:24] that this is somehow beneficial for you when it's not?
[02:48:33] Yeah, Azman won't look us on in the eye and you're over here talking about fucking mocking.
[02:48:37] Why does so many of your chatter support Stalin who murdered millions of Russians gave the
[02:48:45] order to kill 22k Poles in the Katyn Forest and engineered the Ukrainian famine?
[02:48:50] Because he melted Nazis, okay?
[02:48:55] He melted Nazis.
[02:49:01] And we fucking hate Nazis here.
[02:49:15] He was the great Nazi annihilator, and he also helmed a state that was an agrarian society
[02:49:27] being undermined by czarists
[02:49:30] as a bunch of uneducated peasants into one
[02:49:33] that was able to beat america
[02:49:35] to space okay
[02:49:38] beat america in the space race
[02:49:43] they had nothing
[02:49:47] nothing at all
[02:49:57] to the
[02:50:09] to the
[02:50:15] that nothing
[02:50:18] but the entitlement that they had to the sweat of their own brow and their pickaxes
[02:50:22] that a better future was possible, and they achieved it.
[02:50:27] Hard to deny those results.
[02:50:37] Anyway, let's look at Sky News talking about
[02:50:41] the seismic shift in the Gorton-Denton by-election.
[02:50:46] First ever Green by-election win,
[02:50:48] a disaster for Labour in a seat that they held
[02:50:51] with over 50% of the vote at the last election.
[02:50:54] But four o'clock in the morning, that map was redrawn.
[02:50:56] Look at this, the Greens winning with a very healthy 40%
[02:51:02] of the vote for Reform UK on just below 29 and Labour,
[02:51:06] in third on 25.
[02:51:09] Look at how the Labour vote here has
[02:51:12] been cannibalised by the Greens.
[02:51:14] That is the graph that's really
[02:51:16] going to be worrying Labour MPs, wondering what happens
[02:51:19] their votes to their seats as we head in its historic by any measure. This is a list of
[02:51:24] all the by-elections that we've had in history, the biggest ones, and here is the one that we had
[02:51:30] this morning, Ron Corn and Helmsby here in that list, the fifth biggest Labour majority overturned.
[02:51:38] Now, you've heard from ministers already today that they think that this is part of the cause.
[02:51:43] Governments lose their by-elections midway through a parliament, but I have to say,
[02:51:48] If you look closely, it's quite the whole picture, because this is the scale of the defeat,
[02:51:54] 26% swing away from Labour to the Greens. We've never had anything like that this close out from
[02:52:00] a Labour landslide. Look, after the 2001 landslide, nothing like that in any by-elections. Ditto after
[02:52:06] 1997. And the reason that these bar charts are red is because Labour meant a bit of a swing
[02:52:11] away from them, but they still held the seat. And this is the story at the heart of it.
[02:52:16] What happened? What has happened to all of those 2024 Labour voters? Where have they gone?
[02:52:21] Well, 38% of them have stuck with the Labour Party. That's not that many. 15% have gone green,
[02:52:27] 9% have gone Lib Dem, 8% have gone to reform. And these left-leaning parties are clearly
[02:52:34] eating into Labour's support. The question from many Labour MPs is, have the Labour Party,
[02:52:39] has Kirstammer, had the right strategy to this point? And we've got a new kid on the block.
[02:52:45] If Reform UK's emergence dominated the first 19 months of this parliament, here we have
[02:52:50] the Greens, here is the 40%.
[02:52:53] If they've got more than 10% in a by-election ever, their first ever seat in the north of
[02:52:59] England, it's such a landmark moment.
[02:53:01] It does redraw everybody's political calculations.
[02:53:04] Reform UK, well, they came second and it's their third best by-election performance,
[02:53:10] but they're not happy.
[02:53:11] Look at this.
[02:53:12] to be just kind of liberals, like liberals, but with syndicatals. No, this is a new, this
[02:53:16] is a new Green Party is different. You're not wrong. You're not wrong for, for most
[02:53:22] of the Green history, but it's not. This is a social media from Nigel Farage. He said
[02:53:27] it was a victory for sectarian voting and cheating allegations about what's been
[02:53:32] going on in polling stations, but, but the Green Party clear, they said they want
[02:53:36] all over the constituency and reject that allegation.
[02:53:39] A little bit of a footnaked, why are we...
[02:53:42] Secretarian voting and cheating is family voting.
[02:53:47] The Muslims, they got together and they voted, they voted hard.
[02:53:53] They were duped.
[02:53:55] You see, they're still the barbarians and they were duped as the barbarians that we
[02:54:00] know them to be.
[02:54:01] The Tories.
[02:54:02] Well, up here, the worst ever conservative by-election performance.
[02:54:07] one that Kami Bade not going to want to dwell on. But here is the result again. This result
[02:54:12] is going to redraw British politics. It's a seismic moment for Keir Starmer. He's got
[02:54:17] to defend his strategy, set out what he's going to do next. The game is already underway.
[02:54:23] Where is it going to end?
[02:54:24] Thank you very much for that. So look, we heard a bit from John there, some of the
[02:54:28] recommendations coming into his phone. I'm sure you're getting some of the same
[02:54:31] things coming in. What is the sense among those in the Labour parties to Keir Starmer's
[02:54:37] position now? Would it have been worse for him to lose reform or is this just catastrophic
[02:54:40] all-round? I think there is no doubt that a loss to the
[02:54:43] Greens is the worst outcome for Keir Starmer, because of that sense that for the first
[02:54:48] 18 months of his time in number 10, Keir Starmer has been fighting to protect his right
[02:54:53] flank, stop votes bleeding to reform the UK, and then look at the results. All
[02:54:57] of these votes bleeding to the left now with a loss to the Greens. There is going
[02:55:01] going to be, panic.
[02:55:03] Now, the blame game's underway.
[02:55:05] But listen closely, because there are basically
[02:55:07] two factions slugging it out.
[02:55:10] There are those that think that Kirsten
[02:55:12] are neglected, the sort of left wing of Israel,
[02:55:16] but his hard line position on immigration,
[02:55:19] Shabalemah Meads indefinitely to remain
[02:55:22] planned to be blamed for labor's defeat here.
[02:55:25] But others say, hang on a moment.
[02:55:26] We need to be where the British public is.
[02:55:29] If you start to move to the left,
[02:55:31] really saying that a looser immigration policy, higher borrowing, more spending, is the right
[02:55:37] answer at this point. What are your actual alternatives? It's all very well to talk about
[02:55:40] labour values. What does that mean in reality? This debate has got a long way to go. People
[02:55:45] will talk in broad brush tones, but Kamali, the question must always be, get the ideology.
[02:55:50] What are you actually saying should change? Interesting.
[02:55:52] Well, yes, it's a lot of soul searching for labour, but what about pressure on
[02:55:56] Keir Starmer himself?
[02:55:57] Well, I've got one more Labour MP saying that he should stand down. Now, that's significant
[02:56:03] and they were a mainstream MP, not one from the left, but it's only one. And I'm not
[02:56:08] sure that there's a tidal wave about to hit. Could one of the potential leadership challenges
[02:56:15] actually leap in and maybe challenge Keir Starmer directly? Well, we'll ask around
[02:56:19] today. I don't feel that's the case at the moment, but could this be a moment?
[02:56:24] It feels to me like there's not long enough to change leader between now and the May elections
[02:56:27] where they're going to be electing national leaders in Scotland, in Wales, there are
[02:56:31] council elections in London.
[02:56:33] Hi, I'm pretty new here.
[02:56:35] From my better understanding what you're saying, are you leaning more to a social
[02:56:37] democracy or democratic socialism or some other form of socialism?
[02:56:42] I'm agnostic when it comes to anti-capitalism, okay?
[02:56:49] But no, I am not a social democrat.
[02:56:53] i'm a mega communist
[02:56:55] who believes in this
[02:56:57] may i'll awaken the people
[02:56:59] and help them to see
[02:57:01] the evil doings of israel
[02:57:03] and the united states
[02:57:11] i just heard william blum's killing hope but every mention of the c i was
[02:57:14] replaced with your name what the hell is on
[02:57:16] Are you the most evil person to ever live? Yes.
[02:57:25] Reform now has to get it cooked to the most Brit way possible.
[02:57:28] Mr Goodwin, a bit of an embarrassment, isn't it?
[02:57:30] To lose to the woke greens, isn't it?
[02:57:32] Proud patriot, not able to win a British seat.
[02:57:35] But embarrassing, Mr Goodwin, wouldn't you say?
[02:57:38] Well, you've lost to the greens, sir.
[02:57:41] You've lost to the woke greens.
[02:57:42] You can't beat the greens.
[02:57:43] What a joke.
[02:57:45] proud patriot can't win a British seat my goodness to the greens of all people you
[02:57:51] can have known about it on GB news you can have known about it on GB news how
[02:57:56] much of a loser you are a loser to the greens my goodness
[02:58:04] it's bad form isn't it to just lash out at the winners not very sportsman like
[02:58:10] behavior would you say mr. Goodwin had it felt to be a loser mr. Goodwin mr.
[02:58:16] Goodwin's a loser you're gonna rally about it on your show GB news losing to
[02:58:21] the greens loser to the greens goodness the greens of all parties the woke
[02:58:28] greens what proud Patriot you must be suck me all right all right all right
[02:58:40] let's not get to our version of this and what's going on of course Zoran
[02:58:52] Kwame Mamdani. Considered a social fascist by the sweatiest Maoist third
[02:59:01] worldess of the world and I think considered the the bastion of hope by
[02:59:10] many that consider themselves to be on the left. A man that both liberals and
[02:59:16] Republicans alike seemingly have fallen in love with despite the fact that he
[02:59:22] He is a 34 year old Muslim socialist anti-Zionist.
[02:59:29] We know him as Mr. Cardamom by his old name.
[02:59:35] Here at the House of the Navi broadcast, Zoramumdani has a lot of Riz and he's using that Riz for
[02:59:43] good.
[02:59:44] He did a lot of things yesterday in a meeting with Donald Trump who is incredibly fond of
[02:59:49] him that I personally think was brilliant. And we're going to give him his flowers today.
[02:59:57] Harry Enten, also known as Harry Emden. Holy Toledo. Breaks down Mamdani Surge past Schumer
[03:00:06] and other Dems. His latest visit to the White House yesterday, he not only pitched a massive
[03:00:10] federal housing plan for the city, but he came with props, playing directly into the
[03:00:15] president's love of building and perhaps the press or at least attention of the
[03:00:19] press. And it may have worked. Madonna also brought off a Columbia student being
[03:00:23] detained by ICE. Well, he was at the White House. Trump phoned him shortly
[03:00:25] after the meeting to say that the woman had actually been released. Seeing in
[03:00:29] chief data analyst, Harry entered joining us now with more on the New
[03:00:33] York City mayor's growing popularity. Yeah,
[03:00:35] us through. Yeah. Okay. You know, President Trump is not the only one
[03:00:38] who gets the vapors when it comes. So there's a wrong one, the vapors fucking emoted to the
[03:00:47] vapors. Donnie, I mean, my goodness gracious, he likes popular politicians. Here's a popular
[03:00:54] politician for you. Take a look here. I'm Donnie's net favorable rating in New York
[03:00:58] City in September of 2025 plus 14 points, December of 2025 plus 38. Now look at this
[03:01:04] plus 48 points, a more popular mayor to start off
[03:01:08] than either of his two Democratic predecessors,
[03:01:10] either Eric Adams or Bill de Blasio,
[03:01:13] the most popular Democrat in New York City,
[03:01:15] in a generation, and President Trump,
[03:01:17] who likes to get on board with popular politicians,
[03:01:19] is getting on board right now with this guy.
[03:01:22] Getting on board with this guy.
[03:01:23] Okay, so what about statewide?
[03:01:24] What are we seeing statewide?
[03:01:25] Okay, so you know what?
[03:01:27] A lot of Republicans are like,
[03:01:28] oh, we're gonna run statewide in New York
[03:01:31] and run against our mom, Donny.
[03:01:33] There's a slight problem with that.
[03:01:34] And that is Erumman Donny.
[03:01:36] He isn't just popular in New York City.
[03:01:37] He's actually the most popular Democrat state.
[03:01:40] Why take a look at this.
[03:01:42] Vindication after vindication after vindication.
[03:01:46] How can you not be hopeful?
[03:01:50] Come on, man.
[03:01:52] Come on, man.
[03:01:53] We're winning so much.
[03:01:55] You're going to say, please, Hassan Abbey.
[03:01:58] It's too much winning.
[03:01:59] We don't want to win any longer.
[03:02:01] I'll say no we'll keep winning we'll keep winning we'll win so much oh
[03:02:16] Come on dude come on dude
[03:02:21] You rarely ever see the fucking theory in practice so close
[03:02:28] So close to the actual aftermath of the election, dude, you rarely ever see it.
[03:02:36] It's hard.
[03:02:37] It's hard for me to feel hopeless in this moment.
[03:02:41] I don't know how you motherfuckers do feel it.
[03:02:46] It's crazy.
[03:02:48] That favorable New York, New York, Democrats, state one, look at this, Sir Roman Donny with
[03:02:52] a positive net favor rating of plus 16 points, more popular in Christian Gillibrand at
[03:02:56] plus 12, more popular than Kathy Houghler plus nine, more popular than Chuck Schumer
[03:03:00] at minus seven. The bottom line is this, Zaram Mardani is the most popular Democrat in the
[03:03:06] state of New York right now. Republicans are not going to be able to run against him in
[03:03:10] the midterms because the bottom line is this, he's popular not just in his home city,
[03:03:14] but he's popular in New York state.
[03:03:16] I will say from my own personal experience as a content creator, as a commentator,
[03:03:22] of out and about socialists like the setbacks are not real if you just fucking stick to the
[03:03:27] to the meat and potatoes. Okay motherfuckers will cry all the goddamn time every day be like,
[03:03:34] oh, that's on you hate America. You said America deserve 9 11. It didn't work in this fucking
[03:03:38] election cycle with Zoran's, uh, uh, you know, mayoral victory, obviously. And it doesn't even
[03:03:44] work in, in my situation as well. People are constantly on the fucking sidelines going,
[03:03:50] you do this you do that you've said this you said that
[03:03:54] they try to to dilute the message they try to fucking come after you but it
[03:03:58] doesn't really matter
[03:04:00] people still have the capacity to see right from wrong and you have to
[03:04:04] maintain that you have to remember that you have to remind yourself of that
[03:04:08] reality all the fucking time you gotta stick your head down you gotta keep
[03:04:11] pushing through no matter what happens
[03:04:15] and the results will inevitably speak for themselves
[03:04:18] Okay.
[03:04:19] That's it.
[03:04:25] Thanks for covering the Green Party coverage.
[03:04:26] Salam Hussain, much love from England.
[03:04:28] I finally got the Twitch app.
[03:04:29] Usually YouTube viewer keep being you.
[03:04:35] This is also part of the reason why I get frustrated thinking about like the Ellison
[03:04:40] purchase like sucking up all of these other like media behemoths and becoming this giant
[03:04:45] monster.
[03:04:46] ultra Zionist pro Trump monster, but I think to myself that there's still opportunity for people to seek out an alternative message out elsewhere
[03:04:56] even if they don't get it from fucking CNN because guess what?
[03:05:00] I'm gonna go back to Israel one more time. In spite of the unlimited faucet of pro-Israel propaganda, the endless contextualizations for Israeli violence against Palestinians over and over and over again.
[03:05:11] And in the last two years, people still somehow found the truth.
[03:05:17] The truth will prevail as long as people fight for it is what I'm trying to say.
[03:05:22] They take away your platforms, you'll use pamphlets.
[03:05:25] It does not matter, okay?
[03:05:29] People have an appetite for the truth.
[03:05:33] I think the Ellison merger would probably kill cable television and cable news before it actually
[03:05:42] made people into pro-Trump, pro-Israel weirdos.
[03:05:47] There might be some people who actually get duped along the way, certainly your boomer
[03:05:52] parents, right?
[03:05:57] But think about how much.
[03:05:59] I didn't cement them at this point, and I know Mike from PA doesn't like them.
[03:06:02] And I know his audience gets real mad when I bring them up, but he made actually a really
[03:06:06] decent point.
[03:06:07] And that was that the unlimited faucet of pro Clinton propaganda coming from liberal media
[03:06:15] could not get in the way of Donald Trump's victory, right?
[03:06:19] And it's true.
[03:06:21] He's right about that.
[03:06:22] You know, you might be wrong about some other shit, but he's right about that
[03:06:25] assessment, right?
[03:06:27] Donald Trump was still able to, partially because of Fox News and the very sophisticated conservative
[03:06:37] media giant, the conservative media behemoth out there, Donald Trump was able to overcome,
[03:06:44] Donald Trump was able to overcome the conservative media machine initially in the primary structure,
[03:06:48] right?
[03:06:51] Everyone was out to get him.
[03:06:52] The knives were out.
[03:06:53] People were constantly being like, this guy fucking sucks, this guy is on serious,
[03:06:56] this guy is crazy.
[03:06:57] conservative, they said, right?
[03:07:05] And he was able to overcome it.
[03:07:11] It always feels impossible until it's done.
[03:07:15] As well.
[03:07:16] Okay, but what about the popularity with the president?
[03:07:17] What is it that President Trump seems to like about him?
[03:07:20] Yeah, okay.
[03:07:21] So I think what he likes about him is the fact that he is very much the type of politician
[03:07:26] who is able to attract the media attention in the same way while sticking, sticking with
[03:07:31] what he believes is right, right?
[03:07:33] You know, Donald Trump has always been this type of politician who goes out there and says
[03:07:37] a whole heck of a lot of things, but then is still able to maintain his base.
[03:07:41] And Zoram Mhamdani is the type of guy who's been able to bring in President Trump, but
[03:07:44] also has basically been sticking to his campaign platform.
[03:07:48] I'm going to take a look at this.
[03:07:49] Chance Mhamdani freezes the rest of us.
[03:07:51] Guys, really crazy, really crazy strategy, okay?
[03:07:54] Are you ready for this?
[03:07:55] I'm really reinventing the wheel here.
[03:07:58] Create a platform that tackles some of the most important issues that people are facing
[03:08:08] and become definable by those policies.
[03:08:11] And then once you actually win, because people go,
[03:08:13] wait a minute, you want to actually serve my interests with the fuck?
[03:08:16] I've never thought about that before.
[03:08:18] You actually fulfill those promises.
[03:08:21] You actually fight hard for those promises.
[03:08:24] You, you find hard to achieve your campaign promises and then people like you.
[03:08:34] That's right.
[03:08:35] It's a radical approach to politics.
[03:08:41] It's called democracy.
[03:08:45] I know I often don't want to give the game away, my secrets.
[03:08:52] It kind of feels like this is rather successful, especially if you can cut through the noise.
[03:09:00] That's the brilliant part of Zoran's strategy.
[03:09:06] The media aspect of this does matter quite a bit.
[03:09:09] I'm not just saying that because I always got to put my boys on and my ladies.
[03:09:15] Now, there is an incredibly hostile media apparatus, and that hostile media apparatus is still there.
[03:09:28] New York Post, Fox News, all these other outlets are attacking him viciously.
[03:09:37] There are hostile forces within the governance structure and the New York mayoralty as well.
[03:09:45] police, real estate, big business, Wall Street. These guys also had the knives out for Zoran
[03:09:50] and some still do. And yet, and yet, he's able to cut through all of that noise by directly
[03:10:02] communicating with the public. Okay? He's able to cut through that noise like a hot knife
[03:10:11] through butter. So it certainly does help that he's charismatic. It certainly does help
[03:10:16] that he has a fantastic speech writers. He certainly it certainly does help ultimately
[03:10:20] that he has this consistent ideological principled stance towards helping the working class,
[03:10:28] helping his constituents, helping the people that that got him elected, right?
[03:10:35] But the media aspect of this does matter.
[03:10:37] The thing he had run on, the thing he had run on, look at this, according to the prediction
[03:10:43] markets, the calcium prediction market this year, there's still an 81% chance that Joram
[03:10:48] Amdani actually freezes the rent.
[03:10:51] So he is maintaining his popularity city-wide.
[03:10:53] You see him right here, it's been going up like a rocket.
[03:10:56] He is maintaining, in fact, being the most popular Democrat in the state of New York
[03:11:00] right here, plus 16 points.
[03:11:01] And he is doing so while also at this point looking like he is going to actually keep
[03:11:06] that big campaign promise of freezing the rent.
[03:11:09] At this point, as I said, President Trump
[03:11:11] isn't the only one who has the vapors,
[03:11:12] because the bottom line is this.
[03:11:13] A lot of New Yorkers have the vapors
[03:11:15] about Zoran Mamdani as well,
[03:11:17] as he is sticking to his quite progressive platform.
[03:11:19] It looks like the Donald Trump-Zoran Mamdani
[03:11:21] bromance is heating up again.
[03:11:24] New York's mayor went to the White House today
[03:11:26] to discuss building more housing in New York City.
[03:11:29] And to help make his case,
[03:11:30] Mamdani brought some visual aids,
[03:11:32] like this Photoshopped front page
[03:11:33] of the New York Daily News
[03:11:35] with the headline, Trump to city, let's rebuild.
[03:11:38] Play off of a 1975 front page that featured President Ford.
[03:11:43] Now, Mamdani called the meeting productive,
[03:11:46] and his office says that Trump was enthusiastic
[03:11:48] about the proposal, which included building
[03:11:50] 12,000 new units in the city.
[03:11:53] The new relationship is a far cry
[03:11:55] from the war of words between the two just months ago.
[03:11:58] He's a communist.
[03:12:00] We're going to go to a communistic center.
[03:12:01] That's just so bad for New York.
[03:12:03] And if there is any way to terrify a despot, it is by dismantling the very conditions that
[03:12:09] allowed him to accumulate power.
[03:12:11] The Mondami thing is a disaster waiting to happen.
[03:12:16] Our city is under attack.
[03:12:18] I think you should be more international focused than just US focused in my opinion.
[03:12:21] Okay, take an hour off and really reconsider considering that we're on the third hour
[03:12:25] of this broadcast and I spent the first two hours of this three hour broadcast talking
[03:12:29] about the UK Greens and only now shifted actually three hours pretty much.
[03:12:35] You're in the, you just tuned in in the last 12 minutes and saw me talking about Zoram
[03:12:39] Mamdani and decided, oh this guy never has an international perspective.
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[03:14:25] By an authoritarian Trump administration.
[03:14:28] He's a communist.
[03:14:29] He hates police.
[03:14:30] He hates Jewish people.
[03:14:31] And yet he's got Jewish people supporting.
[03:14:33] He hates Jewish people.
[03:14:35] If anyone can show a nation betrayed by Donald Trump how to defeat him, it is the
[03:14:40] the city that gave rise to him.
[03:14:42] I still see both Democrats and Republicans fighting
[03:14:46] yesterday's war on this.
[03:14:48] They're still trying to make these two enemies
[03:14:52] when Mom Donnie and Trump are just fine working together,
[03:14:55] getting some stuff done for each other,
[03:14:57] posing for pictures.
[03:14:58] I mean, is it time to just let it go?
[03:15:01] This is a good thing.
[03:15:02] It's okay for us to have heated debates and elections
[03:15:05] and then Democrats and Republicans work together
[03:15:08] when the elections are over.
[03:15:09] I can agree on a lot of things, but I suspect if you're click on this link says chaps up and it's just a poop sock
[03:15:18] I'm in a really good fucking mood today, but I'm still not gonna click on that link mom
[03:15:22] Donnie and you want to have a good relationship with Trump walking into the Oval Office and saying let's build some buildings and do some
[03:15:29] Development in New York City. That's like the number one thing that you would do to get Donald Trump inside and by the way
[03:15:34] It's probably a great idea who better to get involved in Donald Trump
[03:15:37] You were not a Mumdani guy, but he seems to be getting the job.
[03:15:40] So listen, this is the big question.
[03:15:42] Why is Donald Trump doing this?
[03:15:43] I mean, I love this idea of them working together.
[03:15:46] Why can't Donald Trump work together with the Democrats in Washington, D.C.?
[03:15:51] You have Donald Trump here, and he calls Mumdani a communist over there.
[03:15:54] He says, but I want to work together with him.
[03:15:56] Good.
[03:15:57] I like that.
[03:15:58] Why can't he work together with the Democrats?
[03:15:59] There must be something going on here.
[03:16:00] Can I flip the question?
[03:16:02] Why can't Democrats learn from how Mumdani is dealing with the Democrats?
[03:16:06] He understands the game I wrote a box in with a poster and a very direct ask
[03:16:12] That's a win-win for everybody twenty one billion dollars for twelve thousand affordable homes Trump wants affordable housing
[03:16:19] Easy it's easy to see how you get a deal should Democrats learn from that. Yes. Absolutely
[03:16:24] I've said said wrote a op-ed saying let's work together with Donald Trump
[03:16:27] I've sent letters to the president bipartisan letters saying let's make a deal on immigration to get something done
[03:16:32] The problem is, the president has not talked to any Democrats in Washington, D.C.
[03:16:36] He talked to John Federman once in March of 2025.
[03:16:39] He talked to Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries before the shutdown, and that's going to hopefully
[03:16:44] with the sombreros for Hakeem Jeffries.
[03:16:46] And he's talked to Schumer a couple of times about the gateway project.
[03:16:48] He has not been talking to the Democrats.
[03:16:50] He, at the State of the Union the other night, I'm very well rested from that
[03:16:54] evening, but he made a point of saying, they're all crazy.
[03:17:02] They're all sick.
[03:17:03] I mean, let's work together to actually solve some of the problems in your lives.
[03:17:07] But how many of your colleagues didn't bother to show up at something that would have been
[03:17:11] controversial for them to show up to and express?
[03:17:15] Lowkirk Trump calling McComby, then working with them, just normalizing communism, shitty
[03:17:18] upon Don Shrokes again.
[03:17:21] I said that as well.
[03:17:24] Like you call Nacy Pelosi a communist, then, you know, you're disparaging communism.
[03:17:30] you cause our mondania communists all of a sudden people like maybe fucking communism ain't too bad
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[03:18:26] I was left all made with a five god damn why why why why why
[03:18:34] Kind of feels like people are demanding this huh? I'm gay in lebanese or
[03:18:48] He's looking up at us right now
[03:18:56] Trump doesn't work with the Democrats because they're all compromised and you're compromised.
[03:19:05] Why should someone take you seriously and buy your shit, Zora, and ain't compromised?
[03:19:08] That's why.
[03:19:09] Wait, what?
[03:19:12] What?
[03:19:18] I'm compromised.
[03:19:20] I'm compromised by the Democrats because of what?
[03:19:23] As I work with Democrats like Zora Mamdani, who isn't compromised, how does that work?
[03:19:30] Please explain.
[03:19:44] Some interest in at least respecting the office and respecting the institution.
[03:19:48] Listen, there were plenty who chose not to.
[03:19:50] the president of the United States of America. Let's work together to get some. Let's think
[03:19:59] of the five things that are affecting the traffic man. Close presence. Thank you for the
[03:20:07] hundred. If Democrats could get parking park. Thank you for the 20. Yeah, I mean, look at
[03:20:14] the end of the day, mom, Donnie said he was working for the people of New York. His
[03:20:17] His job is to get the people of New York affordable housing.
[03:20:20] If he can get that money from the president, terrific.
[03:20:23] If he can get that money from Kathy Hockel now that the federal government owes her $13.5
[03:20:28] billion refund for Trump's tariffs, great.
[03:20:30] He's doing what he said he would do.
[03:20:32] He said he would work for the American people.
[03:20:33] He said he would work for the people of New York.
[03:20:36] And I just think people should remember that picture of Trump smiling his face
[03:20:38] off because I've never seen him so happy.
[03:20:41] When the GOP messaging for the midterms is mom Donnie and the radical left Democrats
[03:20:45] destroy America.
[03:20:46] I think that's probably the end of that argument today and the end of our panel discussion
[03:20:54] on this topic.
[03:20:55] Good morning, everyone.
[03:20:57] So a couple things, a couple things, a couple things, a couple things.
[03:21:09] I really hope that Democrats that see this experience where Donald Trump is just fucking
[03:21:17] doing the gluck-look 5000 D'Soram on Donnie and all 16 of his inches learn an incredibly
[03:21:26] important lesson here.
[03:21:28] Of course Democrats are devoid of the capacity to feel shame and they're also utterly disinterested
[03:21:33] in learning any lessons whatsoever.
[03:21:38] But if they did have that capacity, they would learn a very valuable lesson here.
[03:21:42] First they would feel shame, the shame of not doing anything.
[03:21:45] Because there are New York Democrats out there that have never even made the ask, the Zoramum
[03:21:50] Donny did, which is, please release my fucking constituents.
[03:21:55] Okay?
[03:21:56] That's number one.
[03:21:59] And the lesson that they would learn is if they actually went to Donald Trump and
[03:22:03] extract the concessions from Donald Trump without really giving him anything in return
[03:22:07] by just simply telling him like, if you do this, people are going to like you, turns out
[03:22:11] Donald Trump is willing to fucking play ball despite being a tyrannical fascist.
[03:22:16] Okay?
[03:22:18] A lot of establishment Democrats on the timeline have been fucking so unimaginably jelly beans.
[03:22:27] Okay?
[03:22:28] Peanut butter and jealous about this experience that we all watched unfold yesterday.
[03:22:33] Okay?
[03:22:34] And I was seeing it on the fucking timeline.
[03:22:36] was awesome peanut butter and jealous dude it's shameful i'll give you one
[03:22:48] example i'm gonna read you one example of these uh incredibly annoying incredibly
[03:22:56] jealous centrist democrats right centrist and fan account founder of people
[03:23:02] for Chelsea on hiatus, former president of Mexico,
[03:23:04] thinks Tays of Food, blah, blah, blah, whatever.
[03:23:07] If literally any other Democrat did this exact same thing,
[03:23:10] this site would be full of people like Amanda saying
[03:23:12] it was proof that Democrats were capitulating to Trump
[03:23:14] that we need to get rid of them all.
[03:23:16] But because it's their guy,
[03:23:17] it's okay to smile alongside him for the photo op.
[03:23:19] I responded by saying, incredible cope.
[03:23:22] And he said, why is your head so small?
[03:23:25] Okay.
[03:23:30] Now, what's funny about this is
[03:23:31] Democrats have been fucking pictured with Donald Trump
[03:23:35] Donald Trump is ritualistically humiliated them part of the reason why is because he hates fucking losers and many of these Democrats are
[03:23:42] Fucking losers because they're centrists. That's number one number two Democrats don't fucking go there with a demand
[03:23:50] That they let known let be known ahead of time
[03:23:54] Okay, I
[03:23:56] Know for damn sure none of them will be saying it was jaw-droppingly good
[03:24:01] Whitmer basically did this, and many, including myself admittedly, shit on her.
[03:24:07] What concessions did Gretchen Whitmer get?
[03:24:14] The problem is, when centrists go and do this glad handling, they do it as a call for bipartisanship
[03:24:20] in the form of seeding ground to Republicans, whether that's on trans rights, abortion,
[03:24:25] or immigration, etc.
[03:24:27] They are not pleased with the fact that the only dem capable of placating Trump as
[03:24:30] socialist who doesn't move to the right on anything. That's it. That's it. If you go to
[03:24:39] Donald Trump and you shake his fucking hand because he's gonna give another $40 billion
[03:24:43] to Israel, yeah, of course people are gonna say you're a fucking scumbag. If you go to
[03:24:49] Donald Trump and you're like, we want to build housing, you love building housing.
[03:24:52] Come on, give us some money. Give us $21 million to build affordable housing units
[03:24:56] in fucking in New York then yeah obviously that's a little bit different don't you think
[03:25:10] that's it they cannot understand for the life of them why when they do shit when their guys do
[03:25:17] shit. It comes across as whiny, begging. It comes across like they're conceding on key
[03:25:28] issues that are important for their fucking constituents. This is what happened with Schumer
[03:25:37] and Jeffries met Donald Trump, if you remember. He uses an opportunity to shit on them. Chuck
[03:25:43] Schumer and Jeffries had the momentum. They had the public backing on their side.
[03:25:52] And even in this moment where they were supposed to put on a fucking strong
[03:25:55] face and put on a fight, they came into that meeting like the pussies that they are.
[03:26:00] And they got fucking humiliated for it.
[03:26:05] Zora Mungani came in, knew exactly how to fucking massage Donald Trump's
[03:26:11] sensibilities, came in with the fucking silly ass like Trump to city, let's build for the
[03:26:17] city, drop dead, showcasing with visual aids exactly how you can get this dumb fucking boomer
[03:26:25] on board with your message.
[03:26:29] But instead of learning a lesson, these guys are just mad.
[03:26:34] Yeah, art of the deal.
[03:26:38] I received 12,000 homes, release of constituent kidnapped by ICE, receive fake newspaper cover.
[03:26:46] It can be that fuck as simple as it seems.
[03:26:55] I covered this extensively yesterday.
[03:26:57] There's obviously other forces of play here.
[03:26:59] like Donald Trump's own personal need for being well liked by elite New York socialites.
[03:27:09] Like Donald Trump would love to have, the reason why he loves Ivanka more than all of
[03:27:14] his other children is not only because he has a weird sexual pathology around the whole
[03:27:20] thing, but also because she was welcomed by the elites.
[03:27:25] She was welcomed by the liberals.
[03:27:28] She gets to, she gets to exist in high society in ways that his disgusting male heirs and
[03:27:35] also Tiffany Trump never will, okay?
[03:27:41] That's it.
[03:27:42] It's that simple.
[03:27:43] He is a, a, a much simpler man that we give him credit.
[03:27:47] Zora Mamdani was embraced by the socialites.
[03:27:49] He is born into that world.
[03:27:53] One of a famous academic, Mahmood Mamdani, and a very, very famous director, right?
[03:28:03] Zoran Mamdani came from this crowd, one favors with this crowd, he's a representative of this
[03:28:09] crowd, and Donald Trump is so fucking desperate to be liked by the New York elite society.
[03:28:17] It's also New York City, he's a New Yorker still, so no matter how much Palm Beach has
[03:28:19] claimed him, it's also real estate, which is bread and butter.
[03:28:22] as a bill able to appeal to both exactly you fucking loves building shit
[03:28:30] it is truly a pleasure to be here and I want to say thank you so much for your introductory remarks
[03:28:37] and before we speak about the Weeksville Heritage Center I want to share a few words about my
[03:28:44] recent visit to the White House yesterday I did something that I am truly reluctant to do
[03:28:49] I left New York City. I traveled down to Washington, D.C. to meet with President Trump in the Oval Office.
[03:28:56] I have said time and again that our city faces an immense affordability crisis.
[03:29:01] It is felt by residents here in Weeksville, across Brooklyn, and across the five boroughs of the city that we all love and call home.
[03:29:09] It is felt whenever New Yorkers try to find a place to live, go grocery shopping, put their kids in childcare, or even take public transit.
[03:29:17] transit. Addressing this crisis was the focus of my meeting with the president. I proposed
[03:29:23] working together to build more than 12,000 new homes in our city, which we the single
[03:29:28] largest housing development New York City has seen since 1973. The president was interested
[03:29:33] in the idea, and I look forward to the ensuing conversations about how to build more housing
[03:29:38] in a city that doesn't have enough of it. We also discussed the immigration
[03:29:41] cases I know are front of mind for so many New Yorkers. I shared my concern with
[03:29:46] President about ICE's detention of Columbia student Elmina Agayeva yesterday morning,
[03:29:52] as well as the detention of four additional New Yorkers in relation to the university,
[03:29:57] Mahmoud Khalil, Mohsen Mahdawi, Yunseo Chung, and Nicaa Cordilla. I ask that their cases be dropped.
[03:30:04] I'm grateful that shortly after our meeting the President called me to inform me that Elmina
[03:30:08] would be imminently released and indeed she was. Now I want to speak about the reason
[03:30:14] that we are together today.
[03:30:16] The we.
[03:30:18] I saw campus shot it down.
[03:30:20] I saw campus shot it down.
[03:30:22] This morning new questions about how ICE agents
[03:30:24] gained access to a residence
[03:30:26] owned by Columbia University
[03:30:28] to detain an undergraduate student.
[03:30:30] The university saying federal agents
[03:30:32] made misrepresentations to gain
[03:30:34] entry to the building to search for
[03:30:36] quote missing person.
[03:30:38] The agents gained entry by stating
[03:30:40] they were police
[03:30:42] for a missing child. They made their way to the apartment of the student they
[03:30:46] were targeting with the same story. Our security cameras captured the agents in
[03:30:52] the hallway showing pictures of the alleged missing child. School officials
[03:30:57] said campus police intervened and demanded a warrant when the intentions
[03:31:01] of the federal agents became clear but they say it was not provided. New York's
[03:31:06] governor slamming ice over allegations of entering student housing
[03:31:10] without a warrant. This is an organization that is out of control. They need to be refocused,
[03:31:16] reorganized, retrained. Start over because it's just not working. In a statement, the Department
[03:31:21] of Homeland Security says investigators verbally identified themselves and visibly wore badges
[03:31:27] around their necks, claiming they did not and would not identify themselves as NYPD. The
[03:31:33] student, Ellie Agavilla, a neuroscience major from Azerbaijan, was taken into custody
[03:31:38] posting this image saying, DHS illegally arrested me, please help. Federal officials say the
[03:31:44] building manager and her roommate allowed officers into the apartment. The incident unfolding
[03:31:50] as New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani met with President Trump at the White House. The mayor
[03:31:54] later-
[03:31:55] Do you agree with conspiracies that say Zoran denied giving the Denver response due
[03:31:59] to his impeding meeting with Trump and being harsh on Trump beforehand will compromise
[03:32:02] the aims of the meeting? No, the Democrats did not want to fucking have him deliver
[03:32:06] the response at all. Because if they, if they wanted to go with Zoram Umdani and Zoram was
[03:32:12] like, oh, I have a meeting coming up with Donald Trump. I don't want to like fuck that
[03:32:15] up. They could have come with AOC. Okay. I mean, it's delusional to assume that the
[03:32:21] Democrats don't have like a deep line of talent that they could go to, especially in the
[03:32:28] populist side of things. They just hate, they despise the populist wing of the party.
[03:32:34] They fucking absolutely despise them.
[03:32:38] They want to fucking squash it to the best of their ability.
[03:32:41] They are fearful of the momentum on our side.
[03:32:45] They absolutely do not want to even come out with like a, like they don't want to ever
[03:32:52] put them on.
[03:32:53] They don't want to put our guys on ever.
[03:32:55] Okay.
[03:32:56] Because they are utterly fearful.
[03:32:59] They are terrified.
[03:33:00] utterly terrified of the fact that if the Democrats give a larger platform to the left flank candidates,
[03:33:08] people are gonna be like, what the fuck? I want that. What do you mean? I would love that, please.
[03:33:15] And of course, I'm not talking about like the Democrat Party account run by some fucking Zoomer
[03:33:19] who obviously loves Zoran and is probably like a Hassan Abiyed. I'm talking about the party
[03:33:24] machine. The party machine genuinely fears left-flank momentum taking over the party.
[03:33:32] They have to maintain their controlled opposition stance, otherwise they lose all their corporate
[03:33:37] benefactors. Posting that Trump informed him that Agaiva will be released imminently.
[03:33:42] Now free, Agaiva announcing her release online, saying, I am safe and okay, adding,
[03:33:47] I am so sorry, but I am in complete shock over what happened.
[03:33:51] A DHS spokesperson confirms that the student was placed in removal proceedings and released
[03:33:57] as she awaits a hearing.
[03:33:59] All right, Stephanie, thank you.
[03:34:01] Here in New York, there is anger after a graduate student at Columbia University was
[03:34:05] arrested in her apartment by immigration agents.
[03:34:09] She's now back on campus after several hours in custody.
[03:34:11] The university claims the agents lied to get into her building.
[03:34:14] Homeland security officials deny that.
[03:34:17] Tom Hansen looks at the latest detention case at a school where other students
[03:34:20] have been taken away.
[03:34:25] Pro gestures hit the streets outside of Columbia University's campus Thursday.
[03:34:32] After federal immigration agents detained Almeida Aguyeva, a neuroscience student set
[03:34:36] to graduate this year.
[03:34:38] I've been friends with her for a while now.
[03:34:40] To see this happen to someone who just wants to be here and make a better future for herself
[03:34:46] and to bring in her future, it just...
[03:34:48] Columbia's students are just carrying this fucking institution. I swear to God
[03:34:53] Columbia the Democratic Party
[03:34:56] like
[03:34:58] Democracy across the board is just being carried by people who are consistently cast aside as naysayers
[03:35:06] Like by the very same institutions that they are defending
[03:35:10] It's crazy. I cannot stand. I cannot fucking stand what Columbia is
[03:35:17] is nowadays, I want to say what it's become, but it's kind of always been this way.
[03:35:21] And, you know, judging by past incidents where, you know, identical student movements were organized and forced the campus to make certain decisions,
[03:35:32] which the campus obviously objected to, and then acted as though they were all along.
[03:35:39] They were on the side of the students later down the line,
[03:35:43] When history vindicated them with student protest movements, anti-war movements of the past, the anti-apartheid movement in the 80s and 90s, it is fucking unbearable.
[03:36:01] It is unbearable that these guys stand in opposition to every single thing that these people are doing, these students are doing, these brave students are doing.
[03:36:10] only to turn around a decade later and be like we were there all along. Look, we cherish our
[03:36:14] student protestors. Fucking assholes, man. It's absolutely devastating. In a statement,
[03:36:22] Columbia's acting president alleged that federal agents made misrepresentations to gain entry
[03:36:26] to Aguierra's dorm around 6 30 a.m. saying they were searching for a missing person.
[03:36:32] In response, the Department of Homeland Security said the building manager and her
[03:36:35] roommate let officers into the building adding that investigators verbally identified themselves
[03:36:40] and visibly wore badges around their necks. Today I will be studying for my genetics exam
[03:36:44] and going through literature for my research manuscript. Aga Yaba, a social media influencer
[03:36:49] with hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram and TikTok, is originally from
[03:36:53] Azerbaijan. According to DHS, she had a student visa that was revoked a decade ago,
[03:36:58] allegedly for failing to attend classes. New York City Mayor Zoran Mandani posted
[03:37:03] Thursday that he had shared concerns about Aga Eva's detention in a meeting with President Trump, who later
[03:37:09] Zoran ran on protecting trans healthcare in New York City, but so far has been radio
[03:37:12] silent at NYU Langone and Mount Sinai cutting youth trans care. Really feels like he's turned
[03:37:16] our turned his back on us. I haven't seen anything that he said, but people are fucking like not
[03:37:23] only I don't know if Zoran himself has said anything about that. I'd be shocked if he
[03:37:27] doesn't say anything at all about it, but I know like Clair Valdez and like numerous other
[03:37:31] like the entirety of the DSA is on that shit. The entirety of the DSA is is organized around
[03:37:42] that and have been organized around that. They've been fucking lighting NY's ass on fire.
[03:37:49] NYU also is a private institution but you can still be the mayor and and you know have have
[03:37:53] have a little bit of motion there.
[03:37:58] So
[03:38:01] you're called to say I don't think Zoram Omnani has turned his
[03:38:06] back on trans people chatter. I'm
[03:38:09] I'm gonna be real with you.
[03:38:12] Like she was being released from federal custody.
[03:38:17] Now the mayor's office told CBS News the immigration and
[03:38:19] customs enforcement agreed not to move aga Eva out of New
[03:38:22] York City so she could have her day in court here in a social media post after
[03:38:26] her release Aga Eva wrote in part quote I am in complete shock over what
[03:38:31] happened. Please don't worry. I love you all guys. All right, Tom. Thank you very
[03:38:36] yeah. Also, Zoran was quoted in the American Express press release.
[03:38:39] Well, capital is so bad. Zoran Kwame Mamdani, Mayor of New York City
[03:38:43] completion of the final commercial tower of the World Trade Center is
[03:38:45] more than an investment. It's a testament to the power of union labor
[03:38:48] and the dignity of work. This project represents thousands of good union
[03:38:51] jobs that sustain families and strengthen our communities. When we invest in New York,
[03:38:54] we must ensure that the investment flows to working people, to the carpenters, electricians
[03:38:58] and laborers who quite literally build the city. That's how we grow our skyline and
[03:39:02] our economy at the same time by putting working New Yorkers first. Yeah, what happened? I
[03:39:07] thought capital flight was imminent. What happened? American Express, we are excited
[03:39:12] to share our plans to build a new state of the art global headquarters at two
[03:39:15] World Trade Center, reaffirming our company's deep commitment to lower Manhattan.
[03:39:20] the capital flight? Where is the capital flight? Also, this does read like, I'm not going to
[03:39:32] lie, this has a little bit of chat GPT vibes to it. And I'm not even saying that because
[03:39:36] of the M dash. But it's always that like, it's not just this, but it's also that.
[03:39:43] Well, not the completion of the final commercial tower at the World Trade Center is more
[03:39:47] than an investment. It's a testament to the power of union labor and dignity of work that
[03:39:52] does kind of feel chat GBT like, look, um, I will just say this. Yeah, the contrasting
[03:40:01] statements is like the, the classic, the contrasting statements and the fucking M dash
[03:40:06] it gives AI vibes. Except he also kind of talks like that. It's either chat you
[03:40:27] with your chat, because you was just trained on a lot of press statements
[03:40:30] and they kind of sound like that.
[03:40:40] Are you calling our boy a bot?
[03:40:41] Zoran doesn't write all of his speeches chat.
[03:40:46] He has a brilliant team.
[03:40:50] One that I will one day steal from under him.
[03:40:53] Not because I'm going to like run for office or anything, but you better fucking watch out.
[03:41:00] I mean, he's fucking, he literally sucked up half of the leftist campaign people.
[03:41:08] Fair is fair, you know what I mean?
[03:41:10] You gotta spread the love around a little bit.
[03:41:15] Pay your editor?
[03:41:16] Yeah, I am notorious for not paying the people I work with.
[03:41:25] famously. Stay away from Zahra. I've known Zahra for longer than Zoran has known Zahra.
[03:41:35] But that's not even who I was thinking of. I've literally known Zahra for longer than
[03:41:43] I've known Zoran obviously, because I haven't known Zoran for that long. But I've known
[03:41:48] Zara for longer than Zoran has known her as well.
[03:42:02] No, not Zara Larson, Zoran's campaign manager, one of Zoran's campaign manager.
[03:42:09] Pay your dog with pets now. Look at her look at her paw
[03:42:17] Look at her paw dangling off the side of the fucking bed he's knocked the fuck out I
[03:42:23] I
[03:42:36] Hate your haters so fucking much. I mean dude let him hate. What are you gonna do?
[03:42:40] They have nothing they got no motion. Thank you for taking up bro. They got no motion. They got no bitches. They got no movement
[03:42:47] They got no backbone
[03:42:49] They're literally fucking angrier than they ever have been because they have no capacity to seize on this moment
[03:42:58] Let him fucking hate from the sidelines
[03:43:00] You got to give him something dude half of the fucking anti
[03:43:06] Half of the the
[03:43:09] Fuck Hassan contingency has collapsed that marketplace is
[03:43:14] drying out
[03:43:15] Right in front of our eyes
[03:43:17] Hassan derangement syndrome is basically established as a as a serious form of
[03:43:23] mental illness at this point
[03:43:27] Because
[03:43:28] This is not even about me
[03:43:31] Unfortunately for a lot of people on the internet who are drama brain. They have turned me into like a beacon of
[03:43:37] An entire fucking movement. I'm not that guy. Okay. I've never said I'm that guy. I don't believe I'm that guy
[03:43:43] but for many people on the other side on the opposing side they think that the
[03:43:52] only way to express your anger and frustration towards like this growing
[03:43:56] left movement which you have been blinded into hating for some fucking weird
[03:44:02] reason is by saying oh this is Hassan these guys are Hassan pilled Hassan
[03:44:07] bad Hassan bad Hassan bad the reality of the matter is I'm just one
[03:44:11] fucking person, I have a really, I mean, I have a relatively sizable community of like-minded people
[03:44:18] that work on campaigns, that go and run for office, that become elected representatives, but
[03:44:27] the thing is, like, there's only so much fuck Hassan you can, you know, repeat over and over again
[03:44:35] as your as your rallying cry as your mantra as like things are
[03:44:39] uh... devastatingly unstable
[03:44:42] things are collapsing all around us
[03:44:45] eventually the audiences for that hossan derangement syndrome basically turn
[03:44:50] into
[03:44:50] the people that are like well my fucking rent isn't that isn't getting fixed
[03:44:54] like why are you constantly obsessing over this fucking guy
[03:44:59] and it kind of feels like
[03:45:00] this fucking guy that we've been told is like the primary villain of of
[03:45:04] of American politics for some reason keeps, you know,
[03:45:09] finding himself on the right side of a lot of issues.
[03:45:13] Right?
[03:45:15] You are not the movement,
[03:45:17] but I really appreciate that you cover current events.
[03:45:19] Yeah, I'm not the movement at all.
[03:45:20] I'm simply a voice.
[03:45:23] I'm one voice.
[03:45:27] I share the frustrations that you share.
[03:45:30] I have the capacity to feel empathy for those who have less,
[03:45:38] and I try to do my very best to offer a voice
[03:45:41] to people who feel like their voices are not heard.
[03:45:44] That's it.
[03:45:47] Question, what is your reaction to the downgraded charge
[03:45:50] for the suspect arrested in the snowball pelting?
[03:45:52] And what do you say to police officers
[03:45:54] who are very upset about that
[03:45:55] and very upset about the incident?
[03:45:57] You know, I will say first and foremost
[03:45:59] that I believe that our police officers
[03:46:00] should be treated with respect.
[03:46:02] They are at the heart of delivering exactly
[03:46:04] that public safety that I was speaking about earlier.
[03:46:06] And they've also been at the heart of responding
[03:46:08] to the city's first blizzard since 2016,
[03:46:11] because police officers were not just out there
[03:46:12] continuing to do the jobs that they always do,
[03:46:15] but they also have a tow truck task force,
[03:46:17] which is one that was chiefly responsible
[03:46:21] for digging New Yorkers' cars out of the snow,
[03:46:24] of digging out ambulances, MTA buses,
[03:46:27] keeping the city moving in that manner.
[03:46:28] And for that work and everything that they do, I'm deeply appreciative.
[03:46:32] And what I've said in regards to the snowball fight is that it's a snowball fight that got
[03:46:38] out of hand.
[03:46:39] And I don't really have much more to say to it.
[03:46:41] The charge, do you have a reaction to it?
[03:46:43] I can't believe that the snowball gate is like still ongoing, by the way.
[03:46:50] It's unbearable.
[03:46:52] You are so un-serious brother and sister and everyone in the fucking mainstream media that
[03:47:01] like is leaning into this is the best of their ability being like this is going to be the
[03:47:07] real story.
[03:47:11] We'll get them.
[03:47:19] A lot of us see you as that guy even if you don't want it.
[03:47:22] do represent this movement you are the largest-level commentator on the internet
[03:47:25] right now i'm sorry if you don't want it you're not the leader but for many people
[03:47:27] you do represent the left online you don't control or command as we were a voice
[03:47:31] for as many ways i mean yeah i i i recognize that responsibility i carry i'm
[03:47:35] just saying that a lot of people on the odd opposite side a lot of people who
[03:47:40] have like weirdly enough placed themselves in opposition to me when they
[03:47:45] shouldn't at all because i think that there are probably a lot of areas of
[03:47:50] agreement have incorrectly decided that everything that I'm saying is not representative of the
[03:48:02] feelings of a lot of people, but instead is just like me propagandizing on hypnotizing
[03:48:08] people single-handedly.
[03:48:10] And they turn around and think like, oh, instead of attacking the ideas, I can attack the
[03:48:16] person over and over again. And this way we can just like get ahead of this left movement.
[03:48:24] You know, people spent way too much time in here talking about you positively negatively.
[03:48:30] Okay, brother, chill out with this is like literally 10 seconds that we brought this
[03:48:35] up. Okay, I answer the question. Thank you, Sam and then Jordan turn out to the latest
[03:48:42] round of Iran nuclear talks amid the US military build up in the Middle East and
[03:48:47] threats of a possible strike from the White House Chief Foreign Correspondent
[03:48:50] Ian panel is in the region good morning Ian signs of progress yeah right dude
[03:48:56] unless you mean like a progress in the direction of bombing Iran because that's
[03:49:02] the only fucking progress I've seen at least would like fucking troop
[03:49:06] movements and what not.
[03:49:11] Good morning Michael.
[03:49:12] Nick's message is after a third round of talks between the US and Iran amid this massive
[03:49:16] military buildup.
[03:49:17] Iran's saying the talks went well and that there will be another round next week but
[03:49:21] the US side remaining silent, not expressing optimism publicly or in private and not
[03:49:27] confirming it will take part in Monday's meeting.
[03:49:29] Meanwhile, ABC News learning the top US commander in the Middle East, Admiral Brad Cooper,
[03:49:34] President Trump Thursday on potential military options in Iran, according to a person close
[03:49:39] to the president.
[03:49:40] A U.S. official confirming to ABC News before the latest talks that Iran is offering to suspend
[03:49:45] its enrichment of uranium for a limited period.
[03:49:48] But remember, the president demanding no enrichment, no nuclear program at all.
[03:49:53] And as tensions rise this morning, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem authorizing the departure
[03:49:57] of non-emergency U.S. government personnel and family members from Israel.
[03:50:02] George.
[03:50:03] a sign. Okay. And thanks very much. Good evening. President Trump has said tonight he's not
[03:50:08] happy with the way that talks with Iran have been going, but he still wants to secure a
[03:50:13] deal. More talks are planned next week overshadowed by the threat of US strikes. With American
[03:50:19] forces built up in the region, Britain has closed its embassy in Iran and also moved some
[03:50:25] diplomatic staff and their families from Tel Aviv in Israel. The US embassy in Israel
[03:50:30] earlier urge. Yeah, notice how this is like the opposite of signs of progress. They're like,
[03:50:35] oh, the talks seem productive. Meanwhile, every other fucking more consequential movement is in
[03:50:42] the opposite direction of productive staff to leave now if they want to joining other nations
[03:50:48] in encouraging people to go. Let's go live now to a US correspondent, David Blevins, who is in
[03:50:55] Washington. I mean, David, obviously the US president has mentioned attacking Iran for
[03:51:00] quite a while now. Do you get the sense, is there a sense in Washington that things are
[03:51:04] escalating? Well, there is one word we are hearing rather often from the president, and
[03:51:11] that is the word, but he says he's not happy with Iran, but not rushing to conclusions.
[03:51:18] Instead he's going to wait for further discussions to take place. He says he would love
[03:51:23] not to attack Iran, but in his words sometimes you have to. And also adds that it would be
[03:51:30] wonderful if Iran negotiated in good faith, but right now they're not getting there. That's
[03:51:36] what the president has had to say. He's on his way to Texas to take part in an energy
[03:51:42] event there, but let's just listen to what he said leaving the White House a short
[03:51:46] time ago.
[03:51:47] Well, we haven't made a final decision. We're not exactly happy with the way they negotiated.
[03:51:54] They cannot have good real weapons. We're not thrilled with the way they negotiated.
[03:51:59] So, we'll see how it all works. I guess you can say there's always a risk.
[03:52:03] You know, when there's war, there's a risk in anything, both good and bad.
[03:52:06] We've had tremendous luck with myself.
[03:52:10] The only thing you're wrong or losing is because you are a Muslim
[03:52:13] Muslim and you talk to religious Muslims like a white man talking to a veiled woman about freedom law
[03:52:17] I think your religion is rock is your rock on the foot
[03:52:23] What
[03:52:38] Brother
[03:52:40] Do you know who you're talking to?
[03:52:47] Like, who?
[03:52:55] Do you think I'm like a, I'm drunk, hello chat vote PCP?
[03:53:07] Yeah, you must be fucking drunk. He didn't even ping you just doing it for the love of
[03:53:21] the game. Yeah. Moe fucker say shit like Islamophobia was made up. Yeah, no, it's, I mean, how can
[03:53:30] you look at the situation and read it as anything but like, yeah, I see you talking
[03:53:35] Well, your name is Hassan, and that's a hangup I can't get over.
[03:53:42] It's a Canadian far-right party.
[03:53:48] Good luck to you, chatter.
[03:53:56] But that's that right there is a perfect depiction of how racism is like truly a major filter.
[03:54:06] And it causes your brain to work in very unique ways.
[03:54:10] It causes your brain to like not see the information in front of you.
[03:54:17] It causes your output to reflect the output of a stroke victim like John Federman or
[03:54:22] something.
[03:54:25] you know? Like I believe in religious tolerance, but it's not a secret that I'm secular, you
[03:54:36] know? But this guy sees someone by the name of a son and immediately goes, oh, you want
[03:54:43] to do like forced head coverings or whatever kind of fucking fantasy he has in his mind
[03:54:48] about what it means to, you know, come from a Muslim background in general.
[03:54:56] Insane.
[03:54:58] So the president of the United States sounds like a man who is not going to be able to
[03:55:28] is undecided right now. But of course we've been hearing conflicting messages for quite
[03:55:33] some time. Nine months ago he said Iran's nuclear capability had been completely obliterated.
[03:55:40] Now he's expressing concern about its nuclear capability. A month ago he told people in Iran
[03:55:45] to keep protesting and said help was on the way that help never arrived. And just
[03:55:51] this week.
[03:55:52] on the way hellfire missiles baby hellfire missiles baby we're gonna fucking we're gonna
[03:56:03] help you guys so big we're gonna help you guys more than you've ever been helped before
[03:56:08] you're gonna say please sir please please no more help is what you'll say and I'll
[03:56:14] say I'm gonna keep helping you I'm gonna keep helping you no matter what yeah hellfire
[03:56:21] missiles, more like help fire missiles. Stop joking about this, 30,000 people died. Okay.
[03:56:39] First of all, that number is absolutely not correct.
[03:56:47] There is no official, with the exception of the American government and the Israeli government,
[03:56:54] there's no, like even Western backed NGO that has arrived at a number like that.
[03:56:59] Okay?
[03:57:00] That's number one.
[03:57:01] Number two, you're right about the second part, 30,000 people will die probably in
[03:57:06] the first round of fucking bombing if Donald Trump actually gets his wishes across.
[03:57:15] In his State of the Union address he said he needed to hear sacred words from Iran that
[03:57:20] they were not going to build a nuclear bomb. Of course Iran has been saying that for a
[03:57:25] long time now but there is intense speculation that a strike could be imminent because
[03:57:30] of the largest buildup of the US military in that region since the invasion of Iraq
[03:57:35] back in 2003 and because various nations are advising their diplomatic staff to leave if
[03:57:43] they have the opportunity or while they have the opportunity to do so.
[03:57:47] David Blevins with the latest from Washington. David, thank you.
[03:57:52] Over the last few hours the drums of war have been beating all the louder across the
[03:57:56] Middle East. The United States has withdrawn non-essential staff from its embassy in Jerusalem.
[03:58:02] Britain has withdrawn all of its staff from its embassy in Tehran, the Israelis reportedly
[03:58:07] are moving vulnerable patients out of some of the hospitals into safer areas.
[03:58:12] And so as you look...
[03:58:13] This guy said, God damn, this was a pedophile Nazi.
[03:58:17] Do you thought I was pro-Israel for a second, I think.
[03:58:22] He thought I was like, you know, one of these groipers who's like pro-Jeffrey Epstein
[03:58:27] or something.
[03:58:30] the region we can see that there is a sense that was pro-trump something warlike is about
[03:58:35] to happen fairly soon. It might all be a bluff of course it might, but if so it's a fairly
[03:58:43] elaborate bluff because the United States has got two carrier strike groups one the
[03:58:48] Abram Lincoln south of Iran it's got the the USS for the carrier strike group in the
[03:58:54] eastern Mediterranean it's got bases all over the region. I think it can't use most of those
[03:59:00] bases because the Middle East governments won't allow them to be used so it would have to launch
[03:59:04] strikes from its carriers and from other bases further afield. It's even said if U.S. Colonel
[03:59:10] confirms the soldiers to clog the toilets on purpose. What who is the U.S. Colonel Colonel
[03:59:18] McGregor just reveals sailors on board U.S. and Sheryl I don't think this is
[03:59:21] I mean, it could be true. I just don't think that any guy on a panel like that is going
[03:59:28] to be, he's going to have the actual information. No disrespect. Also, speaking of Kirakho,
[03:59:36] did I say his last name right? XCIA, John, not Kirakho, it's Kirakho, right?
[03:59:50] Kira Ko. Is it Kira Cow? No, I don't think he says it's Kira Cow. I thought it was different.
[04:00:02] Anyway, he's gonna come on the broadcast. He said yes. Very excited to carry out. Oh yeah,
[04:00:12] carry out. Kira Aku. Kira Aku. I need to fucking figure out how to say it before he gets on.
[04:00:19] I'm so bad with that shit though. God fucking damn it. Anyway
[04:00:27] He's gonna yeah, we're gonna set up
[04:00:32] We are going to set up a
[04:00:37] Broadcast
[04:00:39] 22s, this is the aircraft that they won't sell to anyone else in the world and they've got f22 sitting in Israel at the moment
[04:00:45] So it looks as if something is going to happen, but
[04:00:49] Although they're poised for what could be a very destructive and even a long attack,
[04:00:54] something lasting two or three weeks that would go after Iranian air defenses and then
[04:00:58] Iranian infrastructure and then maybe go after all of the regime nodes themselves, the understanding
[04:01:05] is that the Americans would probably take some losses if they did that.
[04:01:09] There would be deaths, there would be damage, they might lose some aircraft, they might
[04:01:13] have damage to ships.
[04:01:14] So the Iranians are making it clear that they could do quite a lot to make this
[04:01:18] very expensive for President Trump. And the Iranians are also indicating, of course, that
[04:01:23] they might even block the Strait of Hormuz. They could actually bring the whole world
[04:01:26] economy into their retaliation, and they've threatened to do this before, blocking the
[04:01:31] Strait of Hormuz. Twenty percent of global energy, mainly oil, goes through the Strait
[04:01:36] of Hormuz, and that immediately will put a strain on the world economy.
[04:01:40] Not likely that they would do that immediately, but if the Americans had a longish attack
[04:01:44] on Iran, they may well decide to do it, and retaliate in general across the region.
[04:01:49] Many other countries in the region are very nervous that this might set off a really unstable
[04:01:54] sort of domino effect.
[04:01:58] So ultimately, this comes down to a personal battle between Ayatollah Khomeini and Donald
[04:02:04] Trump.
[04:02:05] These are two naturally autocratic leaders who don't accept very much advice that they
[04:02:10] don't like.
[04:02:11] And it's possible that Trump has been bluffing all the time.
[04:02:14] possible that these drums of war are all to increase the pressure on Khomeini. But at the
[04:02:19] moment Khomeini looks as if he's not going to rush to do a deal. He's going to hold off on that.
[04:02:24] It looks as if Khomeini is calling Donald Trump's bluff. And if he is, then Donald Trump has got
[04:02:30] to spend the weekend making some very careful decisions. If he is bluffing, he's got to find
[04:02:35] a way out. But just maybe, maybe he'll turn out, he isn't bluffing after all.
[04:02:40] Well, here in Jerusalem, in fact, across the Middle East, there is nervousness about what
[04:02:46] happens next. Will America and Iran come up with a deal? And if they don't, surely Iran
[04:02:52] will retaliate this time. I mean, I do think that they will. The reason why I think Iran
[04:02:58] will probably retaliate this time is because they already did this song and dance, and
[04:03:05] They came in all restrained and obviously when they did the restrained counter, when
[04:03:15] they did the restrained counter in the 12-day war, that didn't lead to any positive results
[04:03:22] for them.
[04:03:23] As a matter of fact, the only thing that happened was mass instability that came afterwards
[04:03:27] as well.
[04:03:28] put even the American government put even in stronger sanctions on their
[04:03:36] economy. So I do suspect that they recognize that they're cornered and
[04:03:47] sometimes if you're cornered the only way you can get out of that corner is
[04:03:51] by fighting your way out so that's my suspicion but having said that there is
[04:03:59] unlimited restraint oftentimes from the Ayatollah so we shall see maybe even if
[04:04:05] they do retaliated with what man it's a suicide mission wait what first of all
[04:04:11] the 12-day war was infinitely more beneficial for Iran than the way it's
[04:04:15] presented in mainstream news as a matter of fact they've come to that
[04:04:20] conclusion, they've come to that recognition. Even Western media has come to that recognition
[04:04:24] as of late when they constantly talk about how little they have in the munitions to defend
[04:04:31] Israel and to defend the American bases. Okay? Because this isn't just about being
[04:04:39] able to have tremendous offensive capabilities. America has that tenfold. America has that
[04:04:45] that unlimited, virtually unlimited supply. They have 400 fighter jets. They have bombs.
[04:04:53] They can strike targets with great ferocity. This is not the issue. The issue is, in the
[04:05:00] aftermath of striking targets on Iranian soil, will Iran be able to turn around and
[04:05:06] strike back against Israel and punish Israel? Will Iran be able to strike back against
[04:05:11] American assets in the region and punish America. Will Iran be able to take out naval assets,
[04:05:17] for example? That is incredibly costly. That is what they fear. And they clearly do not
[04:05:24] have the defensive munitions to, you know, continue, uh, continue a long standing bombing
[04:05:31] campaign. What's your number of deaths? Like what number will you start recognizing
[04:05:37] the brutality of Iran's government? Let's say 30,000 number is wrong. What do you
[04:05:40] you think 10,000 people is not fucked enough to get massacred in one week while they cut
[04:05:43] off access to internet while they kill civilians?
[04:05:46] If you can point to any moment where I have not said that this is unimaginably cruel,
[04:05:53] 10,000 deaths is not unimaginably cruel, I will give you $10,000.
[04:06:04] The fuck are you talking about?
[04:06:09] What is wrong with you? You always do this. I refuse to ban you, even though you're so fucking annoying.
[04:06:19] But like, I have recognized the cruelty of the Iranian government. What the fuck is wrong with you?
[04:06:30] As a matter of fact, that's my argument. I say, you just say the 30,000 number is wrong. No, that's not the only thing I say.
[04:06:38] Except you want to present it as though that's the only thing I'm saying I always say even if it's the even if the number is in the
[04:06:46] thousands
[04:06:48] Even if the number is two thousand even if the number is three thousand that is completely unacceptable. What the fuck are you talking about?
[04:06:55] That's why I said find any moment on this broadcast where I've simply just said oh, it's just two thousand shut the fuck up
[04:07:03] And I'll give you ten thousand dollars
[04:07:08] Yeah, this was Amit Segal of Channel N12 News who said, so you're telling me that when
[04:07:32] push comes to shove after years of strategic alliance, the American base in Doha is packing
[04:07:37] up and moving to Israel because Qatar isn't really a partner in the effort to prevent
[04:07:40] a nuclear Iran. Who saw that coming? I cannot believe the arrogance, dude. I cannot believe
[04:07:48] the arrogance coming from any Israeli that has the audacity to say such a thing. Okay.
[04:07:56] No, I never said that you say it like that language matters in this moment. Okay, stop.
[04:08:05] I don't know what you're saying. You're being silly.
[04:08:08] The, the sheer arrogance from Israel to say such a thing, I said,
[04:08:12] maybe they wanted to go see where all the American tax dollars for healthcare
[04:08:15] go. Like I wonder why the American, uh, uh,
[04:08:19] assets are moving away from cutter and like Bahrain.
[04:08:23] Perhaps the reason why they're doing that is because the only place that
[04:08:25] they care about in the region is fucking Israel.
[04:08:28] And that's why they're moving their assets to Israel because they know
[04:08:30] they have to defend Israel no matter what. Perhaps that's the reason,
[04:08:34] Perhaps that's the reason why everyone is moving to fucking Israel.
[04:08:41] God, the arrogance. It is un-fucking-bearable, dude.
[04:08:46] Is war going to break out?
[04:08:48] So we've come here to Jerusalem's old city, a place of Roman walls
[04:08:53] and echoes of past conflicts, to ask people what they think is going to happen.
[04:09:00] I'm expecting to go into tech.
[04:09:02] So we decided a few days going to take.
[04:09:06] I hope so.
[04:09:07] You hope so?
[04:09:08] I hope, yeah.
[04:09:09] Why?
[04:09:09] Why do you hope?
[04:09:10] Because they give all the money to Gaza or the Hamas.
[04:09:13] So everything, who comes from them or the money?
[04:09:15] So I think you need them to take off the head
[04:09:19] and make a better world.
[04:09:21] I'm not going to say anything, but it's hard.
[04:09:23] It's hard for me to not say anything,
[04:09:24] but I'm not going to say it.
[04:09:25] Listen to me. Listen to me. You do not know what you are demanding, okay? You think, you
[04:09:42] think things will be fine. You think the iron dome will hold. You do not understand that
[04:09:51] there is a high likelihood it does not hold
[04:09:55] you are begging for it
[04:09:57] okay you're begging for it
[04:10:01] i don't think you also understand how the world will react to it because
[04:10:05] if there's any indication of the twelve-day war initially
[04:10:09] if that
[04:10:10] if the if the the the world's reaction
[04:10:15] to the twelve-day war was any indication
[04:10:17] i don't think people are going to
[04:10:20] I don't think people are going to turn around and say, oh, no, how did this happen to Israel?
[04:10:27] Okay.
[04:10:29] I think there are a lot of people in the masses that will most likely look at this and go, well,
[04:10:37] what can we do?
[04:10:39] You begged for it, you demanded it, and now it's happening.
[04:10:43] Like whenever Israel says, oh, we can do this without you, I say, fuck yeah, dude, please
[04:10:56] go right ahead.
[04:10:57] I mean, please, please try.
[04:11:01] See what fucking happens.
[04:11:03] See what fucking happens.
[04:11:06] Stupid games win stupid fucking prizes
[04:11:14] It's crazy like where is this arrogance coming from man, how are you this fucking delusional?
[04:11:21] How are you this delusional?
[04:11:24] How are you this repulsive?
[04:11:26] Your ideology so odious
[04:11:30] Your entitlement so irresponsible
[04:11:34] God damn man fascism is such fucking
[04:11:39] Maximal is brain poison really
[04:11:42] I just really I mean look look maybe we'll see it maybe maybe we'll see the day who knows
[04:11:55] Huh. The arrogance and delusion. Let's call out the bluff, pull the fad batteries out, pull
[04:12:05] two aircraft carriers where I tell the Arab states that we don't care whether or not they
[04:12:08] have peace with Israel. Yeah, let's do it, please. Please, I beg of it. I beg for the
[04:12:13] day. Pull out. Pull out of the region. Let's get our fucking tax dollars to be spent elsewhere
[04:12:18] on u.s. soil
[04:12:19] i'm on board
[04:12:21] i'm on board all my god go ahead make my fucking day
[04:12:26] this is true israel's already preparing for a new era in u.s. relations is a
[04:12:29] myth
[04:12:29] convenient for many supporters and opponents of israel like that israel
[04:12:32] hangs by a thread of u.s. support
[04:12:34] it hasn't been true for a long time but arguably arguably it never was
[04:12:38] take for example nineteen forty eight nineteen sixty seven israel's
[04:12:41] inner-shranks sense of purpose innovation fertility and
[04:12:56] Fertility we are Israel we fuck we fuck so much
[04:13:02] This is why also by the way notice the age demographic here
[04:13:07] Okay, that's a very young
[04:13:09] Israeli Jew. Okay?
[04:13:13] For the rest of the world, young Jews living in the western world
[04:13:17] are moving away from Zionism and actually becoming very woke
[04:13:21] on the issue of Israel. They're becoming anti-Zionist under the age of 35.
[04:13:25] When you look at like American Jews under the age of 35, there are more and more people.
[04:13:29] There's a majority of young American Jews under the age of 35 that
[04:13:33] self-identify as anti-Zionist. Okay?
[04:13:37] Israel is the exact opposite, where the younger base of support in Israel is more radical than ever before, okay?
[04:13:47] This is why I have said before, time and time again, that Israel's future, okay?
[04:13:58] Israel's future is a nuclear-armed Orthodox state, okay, with some of the most reactionary
[04:14:09] and uneducated population that will never enjoy the academic trade, like the back-and-forth,
[04:14:18] the cultural exchange that Israel enjoyed for many, many years ever again.
[04:14:22] They will be hyper-isolated, they will be angry.
[04:14:26] is there is no way out of it, okay? There is no way out of this. A punishment will eventually come.
[04:14:35] I just don't know when. At least at this point where we're waiting, we're waiting for when it
[04:14:41] happens, but it will fucking happen because the alternative is nuclear armageddon.
[04:14:48] You're describing Japan? No, I'm describing the opposite of Japan as a matter of fact.
[04:14:52] What are you talking about? Israel has been able to withstand the normal replacement rate
[04:14:59] issues that many other developed countries have, because they lean heavily into their
[04:15:04] less educated orthodox population, significantly more conservative, significantly more reactionary,
[04:15:12] straight up fucking fascist population. That's why when you look at the West Bank and the
[04:15:16] settlers. They're all so fucking young. Yeah, the demographic data on this is on my side.
[04:15:35] The next elections in Israel will have the largest influx ever of new voters. They are
[04:15:40] massively right wing. A new poll conducted by Channel 12 shows the trend. A record 75%
[04:15:45] the first time voters now identify as right wing compared to 68% of veteran voters. 49%
[04:15:51] prefer Benjamin and Yaluz Prime Minister while 24% prefer Naftali Bennett. Remember,
[04:15:56] Naftali Bennett is also a fucking fascist monster, okay?
[04:16:01] They don't even want like, like marginally more woke fascism. They want maximum fascism.
[04:16:07] Likud leads at 20%. United Torah Judaism is the second most popular party that Democrats
[04:16:13] only have 5%. 80% of new voters expressing belief in God compared to 75% of veterans and
[04:16:20] 43% saying they kiss a Mazzuzza compared to 33% of veterans. 56% of new voters reported
[04:16:27] believing in the coming of the Messiah. 56%. They are literally, dude, it is our future
[04:16:34] if we straight up did not put a stop gap measure. Like, can you imagine America being
[04:16:41] run almost entirely by like the most rabid evangelical psychos. That's Israel right now.
[04:16:57] That's fucking Israel right now.
[04:16:59] That's what's going on in Israel.
[04:17:04] It's crazy.
[04:17:06] 46% of new voters say there was a betrayal from within on October 7th.
[04:17:16] 49% accept the Prime Minister's claim that case against them are politically fabricated
[04:17:20] compared to 36% who don't.
[04:17:23] The young voters are right-wing, very religious and love Nityaou, far more than veteran
[04:17:26] voters.
[04:17:27] the next generation will be even more so if the current demographic trends continue.
[04:17:32] Meanwhile, Benji Sarlan says, worth asking what changes this in the medium term.
[04:17:38] In the cross tabs, younger Americans are dramatically less empathetic to Israel, but in Israel, younger
[04:17:42] voters are even more hard-line than older voters.
[04:17:46] Recipe for acceleration.
[04:17:48] Where do we go from here?
[04:17:55] You know?
[04:17:56] fucking rabid Schumer saying that he sees his job as making the left pro-Israel is roughly
[04:18:03] politically equivalent to him saying that his job is to make the left pro-life. Yeah.
[04:18:07] To give you a sense of how few democratic voters are sympathetic to Israel right now, the percentage
[04:18:11] who want to ban abortion is roughly the same.
[04:18:16] Percentage who say abortion should be banned by party identification 2024, dam-leaning
[04:18:20] them 14%. Okay. Think about that. Think about that. It's identical. And guess what? You know
[04:18:31] who's also saying, well, we got to open up spaces for anti-abortion Democrats as we're
[04:18:35] a fucking client. These guys are perpetually wrong.
[04:18:40] Where's my take a boy? Oh, shut the fuck up. Sympathy is more with Israelis or more
[04:18:50] with Palestinians. The number of, uh, Democrats that say they sympathize more with the Israelis
[04:18:54] at this point is at 17%. Of course, the main driver of democratic elected support for Israel
[04:19:03] is not voters, but donors. 20 years ago, I used to bring up the Middle East that, uh, democratic
[04:19:10] meetings and people would get tense. It was controversial. Now you walk into a democratic
[04:19:15] meeting in a suburb in Marietta and nine out of 10 grandmas will say Israel sucks.
[04:19:19] I'm not exaggerating. I've seen it with my own two eyes, man
[04:19:21] I went to a fucking fundraiser a Democratic Party fundraiser
[04:19:25] At like at a Hollywood producers house
[04:19:29] They were Jewish
[04:19:31] Most of the audience most of the fundraisers were Jewish
[04:19:37] They all fucking hated Israel. I when I walked in okay, it was all old white people
[04:19:44] I thought to myself. Oh fuck. I'm this is like hostile territory. They're gonna hate me
[04:19:48] They're gonna be like, why'd you bring this like, you know, homosnick into the fold?
[04:20:00] The barbers and the debas are straight up the barbers and the debas are straight up on that fuck Israel tip
[04:20:06] Remember that Iron Dome failing led to a real capital flight back to Russia and New York.
[04:20:36] Yeah, we watch this shit every day live and these are sites that we might see once again
[04:20:49] if America keeps acting up.
[04:20:52] I'm just saying, especially at a time when Israel's popularity is so fucking bad, dude.
[04:21:01] Good luck. Good luck to Israel. Good luck to America. It don't matter how many people
[04:21:09] fear Iran. It don't matter how many people fucking fear what they perceive as like the
[04:21:15] Islamist threat. People fucking hate Israel, dude. For good reason. Israel deserves all
[04:21:25] of that hatred, all of that animosity. They brought it upon themselves. Meanwhile, I can't
[04:21:41] be alone in looking at the incredible sites from the Chinese satellites, Chinese satellites
[04:21:51] basically catch deck hands, picking their fucking noses nowadays. I've never seen anything
[04:21:57] like it. I didn't realize the tech had advanced that much is crazy. It's crazy to be like,
[04:22:06] Oh yeah, you're, you're a, you don't have Pete. You don't have enough assets on, on top of
[04:22:11] the aircraft carrier. Like, I don't know. This seems like the left wheel is not inflated
[04:22:16] enough on your F-16 fighter jet on the on the left side would you if America
[04:22:25] doesn't attack do you think Israel should attack yeah sure yeah if we won't
[04:22:31] attack the what I guess are you worried or not not really but it's tense it's
[04:22:38] We don't know what's going to happen in the next hour, so people some of them are really scared, but um, oh, what's going to happen?
[04:22:51] That's good. Perhaps they should voice that concern by telling the government not to pursue such exterminationist policies.
[04:23:02] like the craziest this guy's Arab what I hear yes to be honest with you what I
[04:23:16] hear from the news from the television from everything's I think yes to be
[04:23:22] honest with you nobody like that guy's definitely Arab nobody like world in
[04:23:27] in all the world. Because my friend's world is still everybody.
[04:23:31] Look, like Jerusalem, we were closing three years for the corona.
[04:23:35] We opened one years after the corona. We closed now two years
[04:23:39] when we had the world again between Agaz and Israel.
[04:23:43] You know, the peace is the important things in all the world.
[04:23:47] The peace is the important things.
[04:23:49] I'm not nervous or anything. I'm sitting and learning
[04:23:53] She been here, you know, I believe in God.
[04:24:04] Y'all Allah.
[04:24:19] Is that guy Arab?
[04:24:21] What do you think, bro?
[04:24:23] no motherfucker that dude is from Massachusetts what are you talking about
[04:24:31] he's like yeah I don't give a fuck can't you tell what is this Iran
[04:24:46] designated as a state sponsor of wrongful detention what they've already
[04:24:52] designated Iran as a state sponsor of terror? What? The embassy staff still? Bro, what is
[04:25:06] this? Are they lowering the status from terrorist to wrongful detention? Also, that's crazy
[04:25:16] ironic
[04:25:18] especially when it's marco rubio who's mister wrongful detention the state
[04:25:23] he is the state sponsor of
[04:25:25] endless amounts of wrongful detention
[04:25:28] right now
[04:25:29] including yesterday and today and will be tomorrow
[04:25:40] breaking the u.s. state department has issued urgent warnings to his citizens
[04:25:42] running Iran demanding that the Iranian regime immediately release all
[04:25:46] American hostages department also reiterated its call for all Americans
[04:25:49] currently in Iran to leave the country without delay and strongly advise any
[04:25:52] travel against Iran for any reason
[04:26:01] i don't even know
[04:26:04] and i believe that whatever he wants to happen it's gonna happen and so you know
[04:26:08] i think his plan is gonna work so so you're pretty relaxed pretty relaxed
[04:26:12] But whatever happens happens, whatever happens happens, and it's his plan. So you know, whatever happens happens as the full scale of Jeffery
[04:26:22] Is this real?
[04:26:24] What is this?
[04:26:26] Iran agreed and talks to the US never to talk while in Russia
[04:26:28] You're a mediator Omos top diplomat says and what he calls a breakthrough
[04:26:32] The hopes would prevent US war in Iran. Yeah, except as I talked to with Ben Rhodes last night
[04:26:37] they keep adding additional qualifiers to this fucking mediation process because
[04:26:44] the goal of the mediation process from Israel's side is not to actually reach a
[04:26:49] conclusion the goal is the opposite remember when under the the leadership
[04:26:55] of Barack Obama they did reach a conclusion on the enriched uranium
[04:27:00] process they did it was called the JCPOA and it was very effective but
[04:27:05] But that wasn't actually the goal.
[04:27:07] That's why the Israelis fucking lost their minds when that, when that goal finalized.
[04:27:12] Remember?
[04:27:15] It already happened.
[04:27:16] We've already, we've already gone through this.
[04:27:19] God, American politics is so fucking stupid because I just, I feel like I'm just like
[04:27:24] repeating the same shit over and over again and, and proving it with absolute certainty.
[04:27:31] Wait, what?
[04:27:33] Was there F?
[04:27:34] experience it? What happened? Did people, it might have been a regional thing? I don't
[04:27:46] know. Anyhow, didn't visit the White House a record seven times in the last year to get
[04:27:57] a nuclear deal with Iran. The focus of, the focus has been on regime change war with
[04:28:00] the US military all along folks at 100%. Not only is it regime change with a military decapitation
[04:28:08] strike most likely, with no assurances for how that regime change is going to happen,
[04:28:13] no plan of action after that takes place for the record, because Israel doesn't give a shit
[04:28:20] about that. They just want to destabilize Iran. But also, they don't like any pretence,
[04:28:28] like pretense of like deal making here is is idiotic. I don't know if the Iranian government
[04:28:34] understands that reality. Maybe they think, maybe they think that like all of the, all
[04:28:43] the American back and forth and like Trump's appetite for a clean hit and no like additional
[04:28:50] military intervention, like no, no commitment to a permanent military occupation is going
[04:28:58] to be the the way that they get America to pull back, but like you don't bring more than
[04:29:03] 50% of your fucking naval assets surrounding Iran and Israel to protect Israel and to attack
[04:29:08] Iran without wanting to use them, okay?
[04:29:15] In this moment, a high tension sector, Rubio is not planning to take reporters on a strip
[04:29:18] to Israel in a rare break with decades of precedent for secretaries of state.
[04:29:22] Personally I've always found that the State Department correspondents are well informed
[04:29:25] on the details of complex national security stories they cover and uniquely able to handle
[04:29:29] the nuance of sensitive diplomacy. It is a loss for all of them shut out. This is a very
[04:29:35] critical trip ahead of the U.S. potentially going to war with another country either directly
[04:29:39] or indirectly, says Ron Natour from Al Jazeera Fault Lines. And now Secretary Rubio is
[04:29:46] saying he won't take any U.S. press with him. Interesting. None of it, none of it actually
[04:29:56] means good. Like none of this actually gives me confidence that America is invested in reaching
[04:30:06] a reasonable conclusion. I think all of the spells that they are trying to go to
[04:30:10] war. The movement of all of these assets, Marco Rubio coming out with a new designation
[04:30:18] for Iran today. You don't bring all that firepower into the region if you're not going to use
[04:30:30] it? It's not a matter of if it's a matter of when at this point. And it is absolutely because
[04:30:41] Israel wants it for the record 100,000%. If this accurate it seems pretty hovel as long
[04:30:49] as Trump is willing to solely focus on the nuclear issue and ignore Netanyahu's demand
[04:30:52] that they the deal also include limits on ballistic missile support proxy groups. Yeah.
[04:31:13] What are they going to fucking fall flat false flag Marco Rubio justify a word? What the fuck
[04:31:17] is this shit? Marco Rubio is their champion, dude. He's their fucking loyal servant, so
[04:31:24] I don't think they're gonna, I don't think they would go that way. He needs to resign.
[04:31:33] Meanwhile, if you're wondering like why Democrats are still rerouting APAC donations to different
[04:31:41] candidates. Let's take a look. Uh, we have, uh, we have the I've had it ladies
[04:31:48] once again popping off on Hakeem Jeffries saying that they're like APAC
[04:31:52] compromised. Hakeem Jeffries is compromised and he needs to resign.
[04:31:57] Serious members of the progressive caucus have got to quit playing patty
[04:32:02] cake with this guy. He is a corporate dim through and through and he is a
[04:32:06] fascist collaborator. There's no question that Chuck Schumer is as
[04:32:10] well, but we will not retain our democracy with the Democratic Party taking money from Palantir.
[04:32:20] We are not going to retain our country with the Democratic Party taking donations from APAC.
[04:32:26] The corporate Dems are controlled opposition. Chuck Schumer is controlled opposition and it gets
[04:32:33] worse, you guys. It gets worse. Pop this up. Matthew Edie recently discovered how APAC
[04:32:42] is hiding its donations. Using three campaigns for, you guessed it, Hakeem Jeffries, aka APAC
[04:32:51] Shakur. I created a graphic to help you understand how the secret campaigns are structured and why
[04:32:58] you won't be able to see APAC and FEC filings, but APAC will still be able to track donations
[04:33:05] through unique IDs and show candidates how much their network has donated to buy pro-Israel votes.
[04:33:14] And here is the graph. You can see it here, APAC. And then we have the democracy engine. Three
[04:33:21] three of these that are funneled through Hakeem Jeffries.
[04:33:27] So let's review here.
[04:33:28] Keep this up.
[04:33:29] Hakeem Jeffries is Palantir first.
[04:33:31] Hakeem Jeffries is Israel first.
[04:33:34] How can Hakeem Jeffries care about immigrant children when he doesn't care about Palestinian
[04:33:41] children and he takes money from a genocidal government that's ran by a war criminal,
[04:33:46] a far right fascist war criminal,
[04:33:49] Benjamin Netanyahu that funded Hamas.
[04:33:52] And then you see all this money,
[04:33:54] they're filtering in to candidates.
[04:33:56] And so here's how it works, you guys.
[04:33:58] APAC directs its donors to the pro-Israel network website
[04:34:03] via email campaigns.
[04:34:05] And then the pro-Israel network uses democracy engine
[04:34:09] as its payment processor.
[04:34:12] That's APAC Shakur, that's Hakeem Jeffries.
[04:34:15] and then donations are recorded as individual donations
[04:34:19] from Democracy Engine.
[04:34:21] In the back end, each pro-Israel network campaign
[04:34:25] is recorded with a unique ID.
[04:34:28] The Democratic Party cannot be for a blank check
[04:34:34] to Israel who is run by a war criminal,
[04:34:38] Benjamin Netanyahu.
[04:34:40] We cannot be this party.
[04:34:43] This is a uniparty.
[04:34:46] Hawking Jeffries and Chuck Schumer
[04:34:48] are controlled opposition full stop.
[04:34:52] They take money for MAGA donors.
[04:34:55] And then they get on camera
[04:34:56] and lie to the American people.
[04:34:58] And you might say, Jennifer,
[04:35:00] quit brow-beating Democrats.
[04:35:02] I can get on here all day long
[04:35:04] and I can brow-beat Republicans
[04:35:06] because tomorrow Trump's gonna do something
[04:35:07] more illegal, more unethical.
[04:35:10] He's gonna cover up more child rape stuff
[04:35:12] the Epstein files. It's going to happen every single day.
[04:35:16] Catapagosalic says she would defend Taiwan militarily.
[04:35:22] What? China who paints her as an aggressor must be confronted a firmer hand approach to China.
[04:35:27] Wait, what? What? Oh, fuck.
[04:35:35] Look, leaked, email, catabagazalic, firmly an interventionist, foreign policy advisor says
[04:35:42] catabagazalic, a socialist, democratic candidate in Illinois's 9th district, and one of the
[04:35:47] only passing American Seekin office in 2026 was described by her national security advisor
[04:35:52] as firmly an interventionist who won't stop until Russia is made to pay for its crimes.
[04:35:58] In written responses, detailing her foreign policy vision obtained by drop site.
[04:36:03] No, there's no shot. This is like, there's zero percent chance of this happening. Bro,
[04:36:16] she was literally wearing the fucking merch, the ideology merch that has all of America's
[04:36:22] coups, like on it. There is no shot. This is her platform on the website. My commitment
[04:36:38] to overcoming authoritarianism doesn't stop at American borders. The rise of right wing
[04:36:40] leaders and authoritarian tendencies and non-American phenomenon. Global peace means not bowing
[04:36:45] down to authoritarian leaders like Vladimir Putin or Victor O'Ron as Donald Trump and
[04:36:48] his cronies have done. Instead, we must support democratic movements worldwide while
[04:36:50] still avoiding unnecessary military intervention, which historically worsens outcomes, is also
[04:36:55] incredible importance that members of Congress be out against human rights abuses across the
[04:36:59] world to often overlook.
[04:37:02] I mean this does read like a fucking liberal interventionist, I'm sorry, like, this does,
[04:37:10] this does straightforwardly read like liberal interventionism where it's like, we have to
[04:37:16] speak out more against human rights abuses like when when has America not spoken out against
[04:37:22] quote unquote real and also it totally made up human rights abuses in order to justify more
[04:37:27] human rights abuses the week of it in said countries that we intervene militarily in
[04:37:36] when I interviewed up because I like earlier this month I asked her about her stance on
[04:37:39] Taiwan and Ukraine she reiterated her position that she she supports dropping strategic
[04:37:43] ambiguity and make clear the U.S. intentions to defund Taiwan military. Wait, what? Bro,
[04:37:55] that is to the right of the American government. That is to the right of the New York Times.
[04:38:07] That's a position to the right of literally every person in the NatSec blob.
[04:38:17] What the fuck?
[04:38:21] The responses to this are genuinely bad shit and to the right of the New York Times with
[04:38:24] the exception of the Palestine section and I'd love some clarity around how this A.E.,
[04:38:28] a american enterprise institute type language compulsive being a democratic
[04:38:31] socialist
[04:38:58] One of my biggest principles as it is for anything international law in the UN is that every
[04:39:11] country has the right to self-determination, and this doesn't just go for Taiwan, this
[04:39:15] doesn't just go for Palestine, it's everywhere.
[04:39:18] I support amending the Taiwan Relations Act to drop our strategic ambiguity towards defending
[04:39:23] the island militarily, not touching the one China policy outlined in the Shanghai Communique.
[04:39:30] So if Taiwan is invaded, I want to ensure that we've codified passive support to sell
[04:39:36] Taiwan weapons if Congress wills it so Trump just can't overrule it or whoever the president
[04:39:40] is that's in Congress' hands and that we can militarily step in to defend Taiwan
[04:39:45] with naval fleets for interception and selling weapons.
[04:40:15] That's all.
[04:40:22] Remember when you said you were whole...
[04:40:32] Look, all I'm going to say is she's green.
[04:40:40] She's green, that's it.
[04:40:44] like that. That's literally it. Generally asking, was the issue here coming out with a firm stance
[04:40:51] that you will defend Taiwan militarily if invaded. That is not like that. That's a red hot totally
[04:41:07] red alert, what are you, that a lot of people yell at me because of my conversations with
[04:41:13] Matt Duss. That is firmly to the right of Matt Duss. That is firmly to the right of
[04:41:20] most foreign policy analysts in the United States of America. It's just, it's coming
[04:41:30] from a place where she's green. That's it. Like that's what it, that's
[04:42:00] Hold on one second one second
[04:42:30] I have to make some phone calls. Well, maybe not phone calls, but...
[04:42:55] moment. Here, let's watch the former President Bill Clinton testifying over the religion
[04:43:04] with Jeffrey.
[04:43:05] Horrific crimes come increasingly into sight. A question for the powerful men photographed
[04:43:13] beside him. Whether it's Donald Trump, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Peter Mandelson, Bill
[04:43:21] Gates, Larry Summers, Richard Branson, or Bill Clinton. Did they know? Today the former
[04:43:33] president came here near his home in New York State to take questions from U.S. lawmakers.
[04:43:40] Republicans made clear which subjects they wanted answers on.
[04:43:44] There are a lot of email correspondence that included President Clinton. We know President
[04:43:48] Clinton had and Secretary Clinton confirmed this yesterday. Jeffrey Epstein was in the
[04:43:53] White House 17 times. While Bill Clinton was president, we know that Bill Clinton flew
[04:43:58] on Jeffrey Epstein's plane at least 27 times.
[04:44:03] Democrats focused on who else they wanted to question.
[04:44:07] President Trump needs to man up, get in front of this committee, and answer the questions
[04:44:13] and stop colleagues' investigation. Ahoks, and we've got to go in. Thank you all
[04:44:16] very much.
[04:44:17] So did Bill Clinton know anything?
[04:44:20] When his opening statement came out,
[04:44:22] I was speaking to Etstein survivor Marina Lassurda.
[04:44:25] So I read it to her.
[04:44:26] I know what I did and more importantly what I didn't do.
[04:44:29] I saw nothing and I did nothing wrong.
[04:44:33] How do you respond to that?
[04:44:35] Wow.
[04:44:37] Jeffrey Epstein was obsessed with Bill Clinton.
[04:44:40] He had pictures of him everywhere and he spoke about it.
[04:44:45] He spoke about it. He spoke about that they were good friends.
[04:44:49] My name is Marina Lasserta. I was minor victim one in federal
[04:44:53] indictment of Jeffrey Epstein in New York in 2019.
[04:44:56] Marina was only 14 when she was recruited and then abused by Epstein.
[04:45:02] She never heard of any wrongdoing by Clinton but is glad the former president
[04:45:08] is answering questions and asks what about the other prominent names in the files?
[04:45:13] Why isn't President Trump, why isn't Bill Gates, why isn't Elon Musk being asked those
[04:45:19] hard questions?
[04:45:20] In New York, Bill Clinton told lawmakers he needed to get personal, criticizing them for
[04:45:26] summoning his wife Hillary yesterday, who he said had nothing to do with Epstein.
[04:45:32] I don't know how many times I had to say, I did not know Jeffrey Epstein.
[04:45:37] I never went to his island, I never went to his homes, I never went to his offices.
[04:45:43] and admitted that members might feel unsatisfied by him repeatedly answering. I don't recall.
[04:45:50] A lapse of memory that seems to be afflicting so many powerful men who were once in Epstein's
[04:45:57] orbit.
[04:45:58] If you're an actual leftist that doesn't criticize imperialism, you're not a leftist
[04:46:05] liberal. I think a lot of you literally mistake a 26-year-old who is, again, I mean, this is,
[04:46:20] I don't think this is a firmly held commitment that she has. And it's more so what she thinks is like,
[04:46:27] it stems entirely from a place of being green, completely uneducated. If you think that this
[04:46:34] This is like a fully flushed out worldview
[04:46:36] that she is explaining.
[04:46:40] If you think this is like a fully flushed out
[04:46:44] ideological commitment that she has,
[04:46:46] the like foreign intervention and not just like,
[04:46:49] she's led you on, it's okay, Issan.
[04:46:53] Oh God.
[04:46:55] It has me worried.
[04:46:56] No, it's not.
[04:46:57] It's not that at all.
[04:46:59] It's literally just being,
[04:47:04] A 26 year old. Ugh, it's what a fucking, what a flub.
[04:47:14] Ay-yay-yay.
[04:47:16] Abogazali did not respond over a course of comment, but a source close to the campaign told Dropside that the advisory emails did not accurately represent reviews, saying Cattus committed to taking on authoritarianism, but vehemently against the military industrial conflict and the continuation of failed U.S. intervention approaches.
[04:47:29] approaches. Yeah, but even then, it doesn't matter. Her statement on her statement on on
[04:47:37] stop, her statement on she has definitely a very bad foreign policy advisor that much
[04:47:47] is clear. Many of these people, many Americans are still Americans, even if they're Palestinian
[04:47:52] Americans, they're still fucking American. And they don't, they don't factor in foreign
[04:47:57] policy at all into their approach, with the exception of Palestine. Her Palestinian background
[04:48:01] should have caused there to be a lot more, to have a lot better fleshed out world view,
[04:48:09] especially on foreign policy. Ben Murmell, the advisor who wrote the position also went
[04:48:13] to a pro-Israel rally. Yeah. Like her foreign policy advisor that delivered this
[04:48:17] shit to the media is definitely not reflective of her point of view. And the aspects
[04:48:25] of her point of view on intervention with Taiwan comes from the fact that she's just green
[04:48:29] and has no idea like what that signifies. Like what that says, uh, uh, at all or what
[04:48:38] that looks like at all. 26 is not that young bro, brother. It 100% is what are we talking
[04:48:49] about for, for running, like for running for office. There's a reason why people are
[04:48:54] like, okay, well, you're inexperienced, you know?
[04:49:00] Marmel was the executive director of his Center for Warfare
[04:49:02] Analysis and Evaluation when organizations met with ICE to
[04:49:04] explore collaboration and partnerships as bosses under
[04:49:06] federal indictment for protesting ICE.
[04:49:14] Kat will be the voice on the Hill and she won't stop until
[04:49:17] Russia is made to pay for its crimes.
[04:49:19] Yeah. If she's too small, I'd have an ideological position. Maybe she's too young to hold an office position. The fuck is this argument? No, I don't disagree with you.
[04:49:32] Um, but, uh, you know, what do you mean when you say green? Like, she doesn't have the experience. She's inexperienced.
[04:49:44] It stems from a lack of experience. I mean, look, Zoran had a fucking similar blunder as well.
[04:49:51] Also comes from the fact that he's never held an office that is higher than like state assembly
[04:49:57] member. So when you don't have an office higher than that, you end up running to, you know,
[04:50:03] foreign policy, foreign policy questions that you haven't fully thought about. And luckily
[04:50:10] for Zoran that didn't become a major issue. But yes, it's Greenhorn in fishing
[04:50:17] speak that's what I mean that's precisely what it is. Anyway we'll see
[04:50:24] what happens I'm gonna
[04:50:36] hold on
[04:50:40] Hold on. Like I said, I have, uh, we'll get back to this. Okay. I have to, I have to
[04:50:59] It returns in videotapes. Shut the fuck up for now.
[04:51:20] Bill Clinton features prominently in the Epstein files.
[04:51:23] He has never been accused of wrongdoing
[04:51:25] and they said he wasn't aware of Epstein's crimes until after his death.
[04:51:29] But the pair of them, the former president and the disgraced sex trafficker,
[04:51:33] had a long relationship.
[04:51:35] We've combed through the files and pieced together new, unrevealed information
[04:51:39] to present the fullest picture to date.
[04:51:44] In 1992, records show that Epstein donated $2,000 to Clinton's successful presidential campaign,
[04:51:50] a small fraction of the $62 million his campaign raised overall.
[04:51:54] This photo was taken in September 1993, after Clinton had been sworn in as president, Epstein
[04:52:00] and Glane Maxwell attended an event for donors to a White House restoration project.
[04:52:07] The event was said to have been for donors and records list Epstein and Maxwell
[04:52:11] donating $10,000 to the White House Historical Association the same day as the event.
[04:52:17] Hillary Clinton hosted the event with Bill Clinton. Several others attended and made donations,
[04:52:22] there's no allegation of impropriety. In a recent testimony to Congress, Hillary said
[04:52:27] she did not recall ever encountering Epstein. And this was all before Epstein's 2008 conviction
[04:52:33] for procuring a child for prostitution. In 1996 Clinton was re-elected for a second
[04:52:39] presidential term. A few years later, in 1999, records from the Federal Election Commission
[04:52:45] show Epstein donated $20,000 to Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign. In 2001, Bill
[04:52:51] Clinton left office, creating the Clinton Foundation. The Sky News has verified numerous
[04:52:58] photographs taken on Clinton Foundation trips where Epstein was present. In May 2002, Clinton
[04:53:05] set off for his trip around Asia for the Clinton Foundation on Epstein's plane. They
[04:53:09] visited Russia, Singapore, China, Bangkok. I think it's a blunder on her part. It's
[04:53:13] funny that two days ago, she was glazing her during the debate and I think they
[04:53:16] were always against there. Yeah, no, it'll be fixed. I mean, is it a is it a fixable situation
[04:53:28] at all? I don't know, but that's fucking insane. This is what happens. You guys think that
[04:53:39] every single thing that a candidate says is coming from a place of like, you know,
[04:53:44] commitments and real beliefs, and you don't realize that most candidates, young or old,
[04:53:51] literally just listen to whatever the fuck their foreign policy advisor is telling them
[04:53:55] without ever imagining what that sounds like without ever, they lean into, they lean into
[04:54:01] their foreign policy advisors.
[04:54:03] And this is all the way up to Bernie Sanders, who does have like a specific, a specific
[04:54:10] approach to foreign policy after 80 fucking years of being in office.
[04:54:30] An experienced veteran politician knows never to answer that question.
[04:54:34] First of all, even if they believe it sincerely, okay, that's the reason why you never hear
[04:54:39] But the American foreign policy of strategic ambiguity in China is one that is not supposed
[04:54:46] to be addressed by someone running for a fucking congressional seat in Illinois.
[04:54:51] Okay.
[04:54:53] And secondly, secondly, it's a, it's a, from her perspective, like the flank that she's
[04:55:00] supposed to represent as far as foreign policy is, is never supposed to touch that
[04:55:06] or ever say that they are supposed to intervene militarily with China?
[04:55:12] Yes, I know Barry Weiss is expected to play a major role.
[04:55:14] We're going to talk about that too.
[04:55:18] On a macro level, what's wrong with their policy position on Taiwan?
[04:55:21] She's just saying the quiet part out loud versus talking to circles that others do.
[04:55:24] No. No, you're, you're, what do you mean on a macro?
[04:55:28] Some of you, once again, have an incredibly autistic interpretation
[04:55:33] of how fucking politics is played, and you think,
[04:55:37] what's the issue?
[04:55:38] Yeah, dude, you're right.
[04:55:40] You should say, you should also demand
[04:55:42] a nuclear first strike against China.
[04:55:46] What are you talking about?
[04:55:48] China is a fucking nuclear armed nation.
[04:55:50] It's responsible for 30% of all trade
[04:55:52] through the United States of America.
[04:55:53] It's the fucking economic engine of the planet.
[04:55:55] You don't say anything about China at no point,
[04:55:58] and you certainly don't say that
[04:55:59] as a fucking left-ranked candidate.
[04:56:00] You dumb fucking liberals.
[04:56:02] shut the fuck up
[04:56:07] why do you disagree with her statement or is it just as she said she's trying to
[04:56:10] bad oh my god oh my god
[04:56:12] all my god
[04:56:21] all my god
[04:56:27] Do you think there is perhaps a fucking reason why there is not a single person in U.S. Congress
[04:56:40] that has ever said what Cat Abogazalic said, ever?
[04:56:44] Do you think there is a reason for that?
[04:56:46] Because they're fucking fascist monsters.
[04:56:48] Lindsey Graham loves to see dead children.
[04:56:53] It's his favorite hobby.
[04:56:56] He gets off on it.
[04:56:57] Why has Lindsey Graham not ever said those words?
[04:57:06] Are you fucking insane?
[04:57:14] Remember when you were earlier in a really good mood?
[04:57:15] I mean, I'm gonna fucking be in a better mood when I solve this problem, but
[04:57:43] That's insane.
[04:57:45] I mean, it's probably not even salvageable, I mean, I don't know, we'll see, like.
[04:58:08] The problem has been lots of us have communicated to her that he's bad news, but she doesn't
[04:58:12] listen what and that's such a funny that is such a catastrophic and unimaginably
[04:58:25] funny fumble politics reporter for evison now also reached out of excelex
[04:58:30] campaign to receive similar responses obtained by drops like on Iran question
[04:58:34] she doesn't have anything on our website about our honor I understand she's
[04:58:36] Spoken about it. Oh God, they're fucking gonna cook her ass.
[04:58:41] Oh, they're gonna, they're gonna fucking, oh God.
[04:58:45] She had one good day after that debate
[04:58:49] of maximum fucking positive media coverage
[04:58:52] from social media and instantly the dogs are out
[04:58:56] and the blood is in the fucking water.
[04:58:59] Holy shit.
[04:59:01] And it's entirely and in entirely avoidable error,
[04:59:06] perhaps one of the most like avoidable errors of all time.
[04:59:20] Man, America left this really hell of hanging out the rest of the world to dry, don't they?
[04:59:23] Why would you support Ukraine and Taiwan? Yeah, this person is fucking insane.
[04:59:26] Foreclosing on diplomacy, holding up the US, which is still back in genocide, the moral arbiter of good and bad countries,
[04:59:31] shoveling money into soft power destabilization efforts are axiomatically
[04:59:34] neocompolicy positions again dress them up in liberalese as you want but they
[04:59:40] are true please take two seconds to look up the advisor who responded to this
[04:59:43] email I'll give you $100 if you can find any socialist activism in his
[04:59:46] work history he's a typical blob career is hawk
[04:59:53] I think it's 100% possible that the electorate doesn't care about this
[04:59:57] as much as we do, regardless of how she did is doesn't matter. We'll make the news and
[05:00:03] it's not like she can't make any errors right now. She's already fucking, uh, uh, she's already
[05:00:08] behind. She's already super behind Daniel Biss. Daniel Biss has already secured the
[05:00:15] progressive caucuses, uh, support. Daniel Biss is already presenting himself as like
[05:00:20] the progressive candidate in this race and catapult, because I like is like a young
[05:00:23] greenhorn coming in with bolder views than, than the, uh, Daniel Biss side and Daniel
[05:00:30] Biss is obviously very malleable and will most likely fucking legislate in the direction
[05:00:35] of, of Israel's interests, but he's able to present himself as like not as sympathetic
[05:00:40] to Israel enough.
[05:00:41] I mean, even the fucking straight up APAC candidate straight up APAC backed candidate
[05:00:48] is is is saying all she doesn't love israel that much
[05:00:55] she mentioned the national endowment for democracy when talking about iran
[05:01:01] uh...
[05:01:04] well not her but the advisor most likely
[05:01:10] she doesn't have any other website about iran and some problems i like the
[05:01:12] u.s. irani relationship has not always been conditions is today from the in
[05:01:15] the nineteen-hundreds american expat howard baskill who was teaching in america
[05:01:18] memorial school in tub this came an hour with the cause of a free persian took up
[05:01:21] arms and defends the markets literally
[05:01:24] to this day while iranese may view america negatively they retain a positive
[05:01:26] view of bascoville service i'm concomit the caring for president obama's
[05:01:30] legacy in pursuing diplomatic solution
[05:01:32] okay that's
[05:01:34] iran's uh... to iran's decision to be represented seeking a seat in the
[05:01:37] house for the first committee one of my goals is to explore legislatively
[05:01:40] how we pursue in a preliminary cooperation with the european union
[05:01:42] I strongly support multilateral efforts engaged with Iranian civil society and reformers, particularly
[05:01:47] in the UN, the National Endowment for Democracy.
[05:01:56] I mean, this part was fine.
[05:02:16] Are you saying you think this will cost a raise? The raise is not even in her hands right now.
[05:02:20] Now, from this, like from the point of that debate, when she actually came out pretty bold,
[05:02:28] from the point of that debate, past the point of that debate, she can't make any mistakes
[05:02:32] whatsoever to potentially even win this race, okay?
[05:02:35] Um, like her, she's not, she doesn't have this in the bag at all.
[05:02:44] I'm not sure.
[05:02:51] Daniel Biss is a fucking milk toast selfish never guy who will do whatever they tell him
[05:03:00] as long as they pay him.
[05:03:01] He got in the race because he has name recognition and the Dems are terrified of someone actually
[05:03:04] progressive winning.
[05:03:05] Yes.
[05:03:06] Like I genuinely.
[05:03:07] I
[05:03:13] Like I genuinely I feel like genuinely she got like a fucking a pack advisor or something
[05:03:37] None of this shit affects people in Illinois. No, that's crazy
[05:03:40] I strongly support multilateral efforts engaged with Iranian civil society and the National Republican Institute IRI
[05:03:47] I'll stay shoulder to shoulder with those seeking democracy and in liberty in Iran
[05:03:51] Especially protesters and I will insist that the federal government support their cause both overtly and covertly
[05:03:56] Ah! Ah!
[05:04:05] Close enough.
[05:04:06] Mermel gave a 2024 interview while attending a Pro-Israel protest.
[05:04:12] Ben Mermel, a graduate student in the School of Public Affairs, attended a Pro-Israel rally alongside Harris Moebray,
[05:04:19] who graduated from the School of International Service in 2022.
[05:04:26] She's Obama, no, no, no, it's, it's dumber than that.
[05:04:56] Obama actually wanted to win. If she was Obama, this would not have happened. Obama would not come out and be like, we're going to do a nuclear first strike on China, and we're also going to engage in CIA clandestine affairs in fucking Iran.
[05:05:16] so much worse than Obama. It's not John Fetterman either. You guys are whatever. He fucking will
[05:05:26] see whichever way the, whichever way this goes. Okay. I'm done talking about it. I wonder
[05:05:33] if there's any fucking opportunity for me to fix it, but I already put it in contact
[05:05:37] with some people. I'm Brunei in a three day period. Many pictures from the Asia trip
[05:05:42] were already public, not my responsibility, but the Skynes data and forensics team. Using
[05:05:49] images released by the Department of Justice, we've analyzed photo thumbnails alongside enlarged
[05:05:53] photos to locate and date photos on the timeline, cross-referencing them with flight logs and
[05:05:59] email exchanges. This set of photographs was in Brunei, the Empress suite at Empire
[05:06:05] itself. This suite is a luxurious accommodation that spans 665 square meters, more than 7,000
[05:06:12] square feet, features a master bedroom, private dining area, swimming pool, sauna, steam room,
[05:06:18] grand piano and a movie theatre. An article in Vanity Fair on Epstein placed a photo of the
[05:06:25] two on a plane on the Brunei trip that is here. And another photo released by the Department
[05:06:30] of Justice shows Clinton in the same seat with the same clothes over here holding his
[05:06:35] arm around a redacted girl. Again there is no suggestion of impropriety and Clinton has
[05:06:39] never been accused of wrongdoing. A few months later in July Clinton and Epstein were pictured
[05:06:48] together at the Royal Wedding of King Mohammed VI in Morocco on the 12th of July. Flight
[05:06:53] logs show they flew back to Santa Maria together the day after. Thumbnails from
[05:06:59] an album released by the Department of Justice here, labeled Morocco King Wedding, show Clinton
[05:07:05] on Epstein's plane. In Santa Maria on a stopover before going on a Clinton Foundation trip around
[05:07:11] Africa, Clinton is pictured with an Epstein victim, which is massaging his shoulders in
[05:07:16] Santa Maria airport. No Epstein victim has accused Clinton of wrongdoing. In the files,
[05:07:23] thumbnails show snippets from a trip labeled Clinton, Africa, London. And after Africa,
[05:07:28] Galain and Maxwell, and Clinton visited London in September 2002.
[05:07:33] Photos verified by Sky News, place Clinton at number 10 Downing Street over here,
[05:07:38] and the Churchill Warrens alongside Galain and others, including the actor Kevin Spacey.
[05:07:43] Being included or pictured in the files is no suggestion of wrongdoing.
[05:07:48] A year later, Epstein's birthday book was created by Galain Maxwell.
[05:07:52] The book is a bound collection of birthday letters compiled for Epstein's 50th birthday.
[05:07:57] There were numerous high-profile names in the book under the friend section.
[05:08:01] The message signed Bill Clinton was left in the book.
[05:08:05] Clinton wrote to Epstein at the end about his childlike curiosity,
[05:08:09] the drive to make a difference, and the solace of friends.
[05:08:14] Later that year in November, another Clinton Foundation trip
[05:08:17] took place in the Far East, once again using Epstein's jet.
[05:08:21] Photos verified by Sky News show Clinton a dinner with Epstein Maxwell
[05:08:25] and Mick Jagger in China.
[05:08:27] The photos can now be placed at China Club Restaurant
[05:08:30] in Hong Kong, a private member's club.
[05:08:32] Again, being pictured or featured in the files
[05:08:34] doesn't imply wrongdoing.
[05:08:38] We've cross-referenced that with Flight Logs,
[05:08:41] published in the Epstein Files
[05:08:42] that show Clinton was in Hong Kong
[05:08:43] between the 6th and the 9th of November.
[05:08:48] On the 7th of November,
[05:08:49] the Rolling Stones had a concert in Hong Kong
[05:08:52] at Tamar site for the Harbour Festival.
[05:08:54] Footage from that night shows Clinton was in attendance.
[05:08:57] Following this, photos released by the Department of Justice
[05:09:00] showed backstage photos of this concert where it appears
[05:09:03] Epstein was also in attendance.
[05:09:07] And continuing their relationship in 2010,
[05:09:10] after Epstein's conviction, Maxwell was a guest
[05:09:14] at Chelsea Clinton's wedding.
[05:09:17] After Epstein's death in 2019, a Clinton spokesperson
[05:09:21] said he knows nothing about the terrible crimes
[05:09:24] Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty to a Florida some years ago,
[05:09:27] or those with which he has recently been charged
[05:09:29] in New York.
[05:09:31] In 2002 and 2003, President Clinton
[05:09:34] took a total of four trips on Jeffrey Epstein's airplane.
[05:09:37] One to Europe, one to Asia, and two to Africa,
[05:09:40] which included stops in connection
[05:09:42] with the work of the Clinton Foundation.
[05:09:47] Now to the fallout from the Epstein files,
[05:09:49] former President Bill Clinton is being deposed today
[05:09:51] by the House Oversight Committee.
[05:09:53] It comes a day after his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton faced questions from
[05:09:57] the same lawmakers.
[05:09:59] Neither has been accused of wrongdoing.
[05:10:00] Nicole Killian is in Chapaquah, New York, where the depositions are taking place.
[05:10:03] Nicole, good morning.
[05:10:04] Hey, good morning to you, Vlad, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she answered
[05:10:10] every one of the committee's questions, but felt this session could have been more
[05:10:15] productive and veered off topic.
[05:10:17] It lasted nearly the entire day, and we're told that former President Bill Clinton's
[05:10:22] proceeding could go even longer. Today it's former President Bill Clinton's turn to answer
[05:10:29] questions about his relationship with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
[05:10:34] The recently released Epstein files include photos and flight logs that show Clinton
[05:10:39] flew on Epstein's private plane. Both Clintons have denied knowing about Epstein's crimes
[05:10:45] and neither has been accused of any wrongdoing. We're like most people, they did not know
[05:10:50] uh... what uh... he was doing
[05:10:53] uh... and i i think that uh... that is exactly what uh... my husband will testify
[05:10:57] to force
[05:11:00] we're just like most people that are also
[05:11:03] named in the ebb scene files
[05:11:09] not the best
[05:11:11] way to go about this but okay
[05:11:15] yeah we're just like the rest of the elite pedophilic billionaires that
[05:11:18] were close affiliates with Jeffrey Epstein. Totally exonerated and totally oblivious.
[05:11:27] Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified more than six hours under oath Thursday.
[05:11:33] Do you believe this was a fair hearing and do you still want to testify publicly even though
[05:11:38] you gave this deposition? Well, I'm not going to do it again. You know, they had a chance to do
[05:11:43] in public and I wish they had done it in public and I think they're making the wrong decision.
[05:11:50] She called the session, quote, repetitive and insisted she had no new information about Epstein.
[05:11:56] I don't know how many times I had to say I did not know Jeffrey Epstein. I never went to his island.
[05:12:03] I never went to his homes. I never went to his offices.
[05:12:07] The proceedings were paused at one point after these photos appeared online, violating house rules.
[05:12:12] rules leaked by Colorado Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert.
[05:12:16] I can be a firecracker, but please don't get caught in the cops and that's where I'm going.
[05:12:21] Ahead of Hillary Clinton's deposition yesterday, House Oversight Chair James Comer told reporters
[05:12:26] that it's very possible Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick could be called to testify.
[05:12:31] I think it's a good possibility that his name will arise in some questioning today.
[05:12:36] This photo removed from the Justice Department website and now restored shows Epstein Lutnick
[05:12:41] in the blue shirt and three other men together on Epstein's island.
[05:12:45] Lutnik has said he barely had anything to do with Epstein and has not been accused of any wrongdoing.
[05:12:51] Meanwhile, some Epstein survivors say they're still waiting for meaningful accountability.
[05:12:56] I'm really over this. The fact that we're not handling it, we're not holding anybody accountable.
[05:13:02] I'm watching other countries deal with this. When do we get to heal?
[05:13:06] you. Democrats say if former President Bill Clinton is appearing before their committee,
[05:13:13] so should President Trump. But Chair James Comers says he believes President Trump has
[05:13:17] been transparent and has already answered a lot of questions. Adriana.
[05:13:21] Nicole, thank you. We have a moment ago, Netflix said it is declining to raise its
[05:13:27] offer for the purchase of Warner Brothers Studios in HB.
[05:13:34] We had too much hope. We had too much hope. So, we had too much hope. We had to get back
[05:13:47] to reality and the Epstein class and their, you know, the Epstein class and their interests
[05:14:01] obviously are the most important thing in American society.
[05:14:10] Brief moment was Zoran.
[05:14:19] I pissed off Hillary Clinton today and I am not suicidal.
[05:14:22] You delayed a testimony related to a sex trafficking ring.
[05:14:25] Not only that, but also he literally is presenting himself like a gay man dancing in a gay bar,
[05:14:43] right?
[05:14:47] which I guess is more honest to more honest to his own,
[05:14:54] like own truth is real truth and nothing but the truth.
[05:15:01] So help me God.
[05:15:15] We can't win every day I saw we'd be insufferable. I mean, we'll we'll we'll keep winning.
[05:15:30] New interview on Iran war potentially averted that the peace need isn't in our reach almost
[05:15:36] foreign minister. I mean, this is almost foreign minister. The fuck?
[05:15:40] He's just a mediator.
[05:15:43] You are asking for more time to continue negotiations?
[05:15:47] I'm asking to continue this process because we have already achieved quite a substantial
[05:15:53] progress in the direction of a deal.
[05:15:57] What have you actually agreed upon?
[05:15:59] A very important breakthrough that has never been achieved any time before.
[05:16:07] What has Iran agreed to you that they have never done before?
[05:16:10] The agreement that Iran will never ever have a nuclear material that will create a bomb.
[05:16:22] This is something that is not in the old deal that was negotiated during President Obama's
[05:16:32] time, because now we are talking about zero stockpiling.
[05:16:38] So the enriched material, the things that could be used as nuclear fuel for a bomb, you're
[05:16:44] saying Iran would not keep on their own soil?
[05:16:49] They would give it up.
[05:16:50] They would give it up.
[05:16:51] They will not be able to actually accumulate that material that will enable them to create
[05:16:58] a bomb.
[05:16:59] There will be no accumulation.
[05:17:01] So there will be zero accumulation, zero stockpiling, and full verification.
[05:17:07] That is also equally important achievement, I think, full and comprehensive verification
[05:17:13] by the IAEA.
[05:17:14] The current stockpiles that are still exist.
[05:17:18] The things that are still in arrive.
[05:17:19] I think that there is agreement now that this will be downblended to the lowest
[05:17:25] level puzzle.
[05:17:26] Okay.
[05:17:27] neutral level, a natural level, which means I'm converted into fuel, and that fuel will
[05:17:34] be irreversible.
[05:17:37] That would be significant if Iran agreed to that.
[05:17:39] It is very significant, and I think we have agreement on that, in my view.
[05:17:43] In your view?
[05:17:44] Yes.
[05:17:45] Are you telling me?
[05:17:46] I think this is literally, your YouTube posted a new cat glaze like 30 minutes ago, 30
[05:17:55] 30 seconds ago? Yeah, that's fine.
[05:18:11] What are you going to do?
[05:18:13] Hasan's fourth meal of the day. Bitches, my first meal of the day. Fuck you mean?
[05:18:25] This is insanely maximalist on like it goes beyond far beyond what GCPO achieved.
[05:18:49] And without any fucking sanctions relief whatsoever on the American side, I highly doubt that they
[05:18:56] would do it.
[05:18:57] Because it's insane.
[05:19:01] I think they're just trying to exhaust, to expose that the American side is not invested
[05:19:06] in the deal-making process at all.
[05:19:08] They're literally just saying, oh, we'll do everything you want for the nuclear program.
[05:19:15] Because they want to show, I assume they want to show that there is a, there's a difference
[05:19:21] in the opinion between the American side and the Israeli side.
[05:19:34] That's what it feels like to me.
[05:19:38] What it feels like to me is that there is a, they want to expose that there is like
[05:19:42] a daylight between what Israelis want from this deal and what America's want from this
[05:19:46] deal by being like, oh yeah, well, you don't want the nukes, we'll give you everything.
[05:19:51] And then they're going to come back and be like, well, we still don't want the ballistic
[05:19:53] missiles program, you know?
[05:20:00] The foreign minister says Iran is considering diluting the stockpile of uranium to a lower
[05:20:03] level.
[05:20:04] That's something that they have offered publicly before.
[05:20:07] My understanding is that this offer was part of the draft proposal from Iran this
[05:20:09] week, keeping the stockpile but downgrading it and changing the sanctions relief. So this
[05:20:13] isn't even a concession really. Wait, but the fucking Omani mediator is presenting
[05:20:20] it as totally different.
[05:20:21] That inspectors would be given access to these sites, like at Isfahan.
[05:20:26] If there is a deal and a great deal, they will be full access.
[05:20:29] Ron has offered that.
[05:20:30] Yes. I think, you know, there is room also if there is a deal in place. I am
[05:20:38] quite confident from my point of view that even the United States inspectors will have
[05:20:46] access at some point.
[05:20:48] Iran has never allowed American weapons inspectors on their soil.
[05:20:52] They wouldn't let President Obama do that.
[05:20:55] You think Iran will let President Trump send American inspectors into Iran?
[05:20:59] This is why I think this is a much, much better deal because I think Iran is open
[05:21:03] to the idea.
[05:21:04] How much time are you talking about?
[05:21:06] How much time do you need?
[05:21:07] I think on Monday they have agreed to talk technical technicalities in Vienna on Monday
[05:21:13] and then a few days following that within a week really from now we're working on a
[05:21:19] another round of talks at the level of the negotiators.
[05:21:22] So Steve Wittkoff and Jared Kushner are going to sit down with you.
[05:21:25] That's the idea.
[05:21:26] Let me ask you this because we are hearing concern that time is of the essence.
[05:21:34] How quickly do you think you could get UN inspectors on the ground in Iran?
[05:21:39] I believe a lot of these questions can be addressed amicably and comprehensively inside a three months kind of cycle.
[05:21:50] Three months?
[05:21:51] Maximum, I think. From what I heard by both sides, this is actually doable.
[05:21:56] So, a nuclear only deal is what we are talking about here.
[05:22:01] But Secretary of State Rubio said just a few days ago that if Iran refuses to talk about
[05:22:06] ballistic missiles with the United States or anyone, he said, that is a big problem.
[05:22:13] Will Iran negotiate about its ballistic missiles?
[05:22:16] I believe Iran is open to discuss everything.
[05:22:21] Including its ballistic missiles?
[05:22:23] Now the priority number one is to get this nuclear issue resolved in it.
[05:22:28] So if just be
[05:22:29] Bro these cuts are so fucking annoying dude.
[05:22:38] Also the oh my mediator is out of his fucking mind dude.
[05:22:48] There is no shot.
[05:23:08] Yeah I think he just wants to, oh it's just a 20 minute interview, that's why they're
[05:23:11] cut out like all the best parts or something.
[05:23:13] Iran has told you they will discuss their ballistic missile program with some of the Arab neighbors.
[05:23:21] We have not gone to that extent of specifics, but we have agreed in general to discuss economic
[05:23:29] and security cooperation between Iran and its neighbors.
[05:23:35] The last time that we saw a diplomatic deal, there were years of talks. There were nuclear
[05:23:42] scientists, intelligence officials, and diplomats at the table. There was
[05:23:47] international pressure that was coordinated from Russia to China to the
[05:23:52] United States to Europe. The talks you had on Thursday were just six hours with
[05:23:58] Steve Wittkopf and Jared Kushner. Can you get this complicated of a deal done
[05:24:05] quickly? You said you need three months. What do you need to accomplish this
[05:24:11] three months. No, I said that a deal actually can be agreed tomorrow. Broad terms of a deal.
[05:24:19] Broad terms, the technicalities will take some time to work it out with the agency.
[05:24:26] And Iran wants. Yo, is it just this guy or money's chill like that?
[05:24:32] by the way I not not even being disrespectful or whatever but like this is the chillest guy
[05:24:42] this is the chillest of this sort of guy that I've ever encountered we are chill like that
[05:25:02] I didn't even know you could be like this, Jeremy Scales says that about Omani people.
[05:25:11] This is like, he's just like, yeah, yeah, we'll work on it.
[05:25:18] It's like the, his vibes are like the, uh, uh, that the text message there, where it's
[05:25:24] like, oh my God, is Iran being bombed?
[05:25:26] And then the boyfriend says, don't worry about it, beautiful.
[05:25:29] And then she goes, okay, thanks, heart.
[05:25:34] That's what he's giving.
[05:25:39] Yeah, don't worry, kitten, not a lot, boyfriend.
[05:25:54] They are the sigmas of the men of region. Yeah. They are chill like that. My money friend always looks and sounds high. I did not know it was like that.
[05:26:08] My man is always staying on low quarters all levels it seems.
[05:26:23] Yemenis, on the other hand, are intense, but some of the best people on the planet, straight
[05:26:29] off.
[05:26:33] Some of the coolest motherfuckers, they're crazy.
[05:26:52] But they're some of the most resilient people I've ever seen.
[05:27:00] They're dope.
[05:27:01] They're cool as fuck, but also crazy.
[05:27:06] What is this?
[05:27:10] As a Palestinian, my existence is cortisol spikes, unfortunately.
[05:27:14] Now, Palestinians, broadly, some of the funniest people I've ever met, they don't
[05:27:20] give a fuck. I mean, I guess you're kind of, you're kind of built into that. But then again,
[05:27:25] a lot of you, a lot of Palestinians here are probably in the diaspora, but like the
[05:27:31] Palestinians I've met from Gaza are straight up the funniest motherfuckers. They don't even
[05:27:36] give a shit. I've told, I talked to you guys about this before. Like I'll be having
[05:27:39] a conversation with someone in Gaza and like, they'll be like, you hear that. I'm like,
[05:27:45] what he's like oh a bomb just fucking dropped like right behind me like that's insane you're
[05:27:51] an insane person
[05:27:54] He was like that too.
[05:28:03] He's very funny guy.
[05:28:05] Like very, very funny guy.
[05:28:11] That kid, Yusuf, is like that, yeah.
[05:28:26] It's the United States to lift sanctions.
[05:28:29] If the United States does that, that helps the regime, a regime with a terrible human
[05:28:34] rights record stay in power.
[05:28:38] Are human rights in any way a part of this conversation?
[05:28:41] Is the United States raising them?
[05:28:43] This conversation is completely focused on the job at hand, which is a nuclear fire.
[05:28:49] I think other areas of concern are not really, we have not been mandated to discuss this.
[05:28:55] And so I think I would rather focus on this because that is the most critical element
[05:29:00] of the moment.
[05:29:05] Are human rights a part of the concern?
[05:29:07] planet are you living on lady what the fuck are you saying are human rights a
[05:29:22] part of the concern but you're America you're an anchor in the United States of
[05:29:28] America last person to be like our human rights of a part of the
[05:29:32] conversation. The beneficiaries of this deal is literally going to be America and Israel.
[05:29:39] Does that even remotely feel like these are two cultures that care about human rights?
[05:29:43] Get the fuck out of here. Even the deal itself is not even necessarily about like the ballistic
[05:29:51] missiles program, nor is it about the nuclear stockpiling or anything like that. It's about
[05:29:57] destabilization of the regime. It's about decapitating the regime. It's about fucking
[05:30:01] Israel trying to get America to be like, see, you can't deal with these Iranians.
[05:30:06] They don't want to abide by these, these quite reasonable restrictions here.
[05:30:17] Anyway, let's get back to Siena and let's get back to our
[05:30:32] Ellison Overlord mandated media. I just want to start off by saying something
[05:30:38] that you guys probably hear me say quite a bit because you know my heart and life and soul is
[05:30:42] with the beautiful nation-state of Israel. That's right, Am Israel high? Am Israel high? I want to
[05:30:53] repeat one more time. Am Israel high? Okay, I love the nation-state of Israel. It is the most
[05:30:59] beautiful nation. It is the proudest nation. If anything, it's quite anti-Semitic that not
[05:31:05] every nation is Israel. Okay, like I think Donald Trump, when he in my head came in,
[05:31:10] Donald Trump actually did the tariff stuff. In my mind, it wasn't about combating the
[05:31:15] trade deficit. It wasn't about like, uh, on shoring, uh, you know, manufacturing or whatever.
[05:31:21] It was actually to demand that all of their nations, including Laos and Cambodia, give
[05:31:26] more funds to Israel. And I've been saying that. Okay. I've never stopped saying that.
[05:31:33] And I will continue saying that really cause it's my favorite thing to think about.
[05:31:37] I think these things, and I love Israel. Okay, so now that I've said that,
[05:31:43] let's hear what's going on. Paramount win question mark, Netflix drops out of the Warner Brothers
[05:31:48] bidding war. A moment ago, Netflix said it is declining to raise its offer for the purchase of
[05:31:56] Warner Brothers Studios and HBO following the Warner Brothers Discovery board's determination
[05:32:02] that Paramount, which is not just going for Warner Brothers Studios and HBO, but also the whole
[05:32:07] enchilada, including us here at CNN. Paramount has submitted a superior offer according to
[05:32:18] Warner Brothers Discovery's board. As I've noted, Warner Brothers Discovery is the parent
[05:32:22] company of CNN. So let's get right to CNN chief media analyst, Brian Stelter. So let's start with
[05:32:28] the question, why did Netflix walk away? Ted Sarandos and others in Netflix made it very
[05:32:33] clear they really wanted Warner Brothers Studios and they really wanted HBO.
[05:32:37] Right, in this corporate tug of war it seems Netflix has suddenly let go of the rope.
[05:32:43] There's a lot of course that could still happen here, but the big news this afternoon is that
[05:32:47] Paramount suddenly is in a much stronger position to take over CNN and the rest of the Warner
[05:32:53] Buzz Discovery Company, which includes HBO and the Warner Buzz Movie Studio, and all
[05:32:57] those other assets.
[05:32:59] Paramount is the company that essentially put this into play last summer.
[05:33:03] CEO David Ellison shortly after taking over paramount CBS that part of the media world
[05:33:09] then set his sights on WBD and WBD CEO David Zaslaw started a bidding war as a result.
[05:33:15] He sided with Netflix, the WBD board sided with N-
[05:33:18] Oh James Gunn you done did it again you son of a bitch you fucking made the Superman.
[05:33:22] You made the Superman be anti-Israel and fucking woke and look where we're at now
[05:33:27] James Gunn!
[05:33:29] Bro, the new Superman is going to start with a fucking, with a 10M Israel high beat, dude.
[05:33:37] He's going to be like, Baravia had a right to defend itself, and Superman loves Baravia.
[05:33:41] We're fucked!
[05:33:44] That flicks for a deal that had been struck back in December, but Paramount had then
[05:33:51] launched a hostile takeover bid.
[05:33:53] And in recent days, Paramount had negotiations with WBD and raised the offer to $31 per
[05:33:59] share with a bunch of Swedeners that made the deal more appealing, more palatable to
[05:34:03] WBD.
[05:34:04] So in the last few hours, we've heard from WBD that it is siding with Paramount, and
[05:34:08] now Netflix is walking away from the table.
[05:34:11] There's two elements about this, Jake.
[05:34:12] Number one, Netflix says, quote, the deal is no longer financially attractive, so we're
[05:34:16] declining to match the Paramount bid.
[05:34:18] But number two, Ted Serendos, the co-CEO of Netflix, was at the White House for
[05:34:22] meetings today, and I'm told by a source he left the White House in a not very
[05:34:26] happy mood.
[05:34:27] There's a lot more reporting to do about that aspect of the story.
[05:34:31] We don't know anything from the Netflix side about the White House meetings, but it is
[05:34:35] clear that M&A runs through the Oval Office right now, and it is possible that Netflix
[05:34:39] has been given signals from the White House that the regulatory roadblocks were going
[05:34:43] to be too severe for the Netflix deal to get through.
[05:34:47] Bottom line, Paramount now takes the lead in this ongoing race to take over Warner
[05:34:51] Brothers.
[05:34:52] There's still other regulatory hurdles for Paramount, but it's a big, big change now and
[05:34:58] a big success for Paramount to have Netflix say it's walking away.
[05:35:02] Is there any, like are there actually any regulatory hurdles to climb here?
[05:35:07] Not to say, like obviously I'm not talking about like the actual letter of the law.
[05:35:13] I just mean like under the Trump administration, I do not believe that they will offer any
[05:35:20] serious legal trouble. Of course, this is utterly illegal. This is not even remotely appropriate.
[05:35:27] This is like, this is a behemoth. This is a, like the only thing standing in the way of
[05:35:35] Larry Ellison and the Ellison dynasty basically owning virtually everything that you see on
[05:35:40] television is Donald Trump maybe thinking like, well, later down the line, he might come
[05:35:45] after me, and then he's gonna be too powerful. Because like, because that's it. We're just
[05:35:50] so transparently developing a monopoly. Like this is more, this is more of a monopoly than
[05:35:58] any, like this is more of a monopoly than all the historic trust-busting cases, especially
[05:36:03] trust-busting cases surrounding vertical integration, right? Vertical integration
[05:36:09] from point A to, you know, point of delivery. This is just straight up a horizontal integrated
[05:36:17] marketplace. It's already vertically integrated because most industries are now vertically
[05:36:23] integrated, but this also just ceases up the rest of the fucking competition in its entirety.
[05:36:28] It's just an absolute fucking merger. It's an absolute monopoly. I don't even know
[05:36:33] how to deal with it. There has been some pushback. I saw California Attorney General
[05:36:38] Rob Bonta saying that the Paramount Warner Bros is not a gun deal, but he'll have to act
[05:36:44] fast as Paramount's merger shepherds are trying to rapidly close the merger and commingle assets
[05:36:48] before states have a chance to challenge it.
[05:36:57] I think one of the funniest outcomes of this is going to be that Gal Gadot is definitely
[05:37:02] back. And not only is Gal Gadot definitely back, I'm going to be assassinated by a fucking
[05:37:09] Ellison drone for my previous viral statements about Gal Gadot being dog shit at acting,
[05:37:19] which is why I have to repeat one more time. M Israel high. I cannot stress this enough.
[05:37:26] Okay. I love Israel. Israel's the greatest nation. Israel's tiny nation, but Israel
[05:37:31] should be larger nation. I just want to make sure that people understand that I have always
[05:37:38] been pro-Israel. Okay? There's never been a moment where I was not pro-Israel. I was
[05:37:45] always pro-Israel. And I think that Gal Gadot is one of the best actresses that has ever
[05:37:52] existed. She's like Meryl Streep. Yeah. Paramount's takeover Warner Bros. Discovery's
[05:38:11] race concerns among artists who worry that Elson's closing of the Trump administration
[05:38:14] could stifle free expression. Elson scares the shit out of me says one A-list director
[05:38:17] or the movies they put out going to be catered to Trump's taste. Are they going to crack
[05:38:20] down on content. They don't find to be ideologically aligned with the right. Yeah. The answer is
[05:38:25] yes. Yeah. Yeah. No shit. Paramount just bought a $111 billion media empire with a $12 billion
[05:38:37] market cap. Read that again. Paramount's market cap is roughly $12 billion. Warner
[05:38:43] Bros. Discoveries Enterprise value this deal in a hundred and 11 billion. David Ellison
[05:38:47] is buying a company nearly 10 X his own company size. How Larry Ellison's net worth $201 billion.
[05:38:54] He's personally guaranteeing the equity commitment bank of America city and Apollo providing
[05:38:58] 57.5 billion in debt financing.
[05:39:17] And there's lots of caveats, Jake, you know, Netflix says it's walking away.
[05:39:30] There's been new developments every few hours in this story, so we'll see what happens next.
[05:39:33] But at least for now, I'm out with a clear lead right now to take over CNN.
[05:39:36] Explain what you mean.
[05:39:37] You said M&A walks through the M&A movement.
[05:39:41] They're all going to...
[05:39:42] These guys are so stoked, too.
[05:39:44] Jake Tapper loves, probably loves having Barry Weiss, uh, control CNN. He knows his ass is
[05:39:54] going to get promoted endlessly because Jake Tapper is exactly the type of person that Barry
[05:39:59] Weiss loves. Jake Tapper and Barry Weiss are, you know, ideologically almost entirely aligned.
[05:40:09] Quick, put an offer with your streamer money. Yeah, let me let me get a fucking hundred and eleven billion dollars real quick
[05:40:18] Let me put my assets in
[05:40:20] front of Bank of America Apollo Capital and numerous other
[05:40:24] numerous other firms so they can
[05:40:27] You know, they can basically liquidate my ass not just like all of my assets
[05:40:33] Which amount to not even a fucking crumb in the ash cheeks of this deal
[05:40:37] But they would just kill me
[05:40:39] I think if I if I approach this deal if I like tried to walk into a bank
[05:40:44] They would just shoot in there's just shoot and kill me I think they'd be like get out of here
[05:40:49] You're a homeless man, and then they would shoot me in the fucking head
[05:40:57] 10 to 20 million is a lot first of all
[05:40:59] I don't have that much money
[05:41:01] So you're fucking wrong on that front to begin with and secondly
[05:41:05] No that much money, which I do not have by the way is still not even a fucking crumb
[05:41:12] What are you talking about? We're talking about a hundred and eleven billion dollars, dude
[05:41:26] Mom is it ten to twenty million dollars is a lot which thank you for thinking I have that kind of money, but also
[05:41:32] Also, do you know the difference between $111 billion and $10 million?
[05:41:41] About $111 billion, okay?
[05:41:46] Give or take.
[05:41:47] It's such a tiny sliver of money that we are talking about when we're talking about
[05:41:53] 10 million versus 110 billion that it literally doesn't even matter.
[05:42:13] Leak Dot A from a company-wide meeting has revealed David Zaslaw thinks it will, it will
[05:42:16] take at least six to 12 months for the Warner Bros. Paramount deal to close. The deal may
[05:42:19] not close if it doesn't close we get 7 billion and we get back to work
[05:42:36] it's so funny I genuinely think people believe one billion dollars is like one
[05:42:43] million times two yeah it's just I don't even I understand why it's hard
[05:42:49] for people to comprehend, because it's so much money, dude, it's not, it's not normal.
[05:42:56] Like it's just such a large unit of measurement that most people's minds cannot comprehend
[05:43:05] it.
[05:43:13] That's why in so many instances people choose to describe a different unit of measurement
[05:43:21] to help people visualize it better, like 1 million seconds is 11.5 days, 1 billion seconds
[05:43:28] is 31 years, or, yeah, 1 billion is $1,001 million.
[05:43:39] It's not, like, that's so much.
[05:43:42] so many millions of dollars. It's $1,000 of a million dollars is a lot of million dollars.
[05:43:49] Now, times that by 11,
[05:43:57] 110 billion seconds
[05:44:04] is 3,488 years.
[05:44:12] Last night.
[05:44:16] It was through the White House that's mergers and acquisitions.
[05:44:20] Explain exactly what you mean by that.
[05:44:23] You're saying the President Trump has to sign off on any one of these deals now.
[05:44:28] It's like offering $72 for a house selling for $400,000.
[05:44:31] Yeah, I got some change in my pocket.
[05:44:35] I had a really good week this week.
[05:44:37] I have $72 in disposable income.
[05:44:40] I own this house now
[05:44:44] Bro, what you saying you ain't even got ten mil broke ass
[05:44:52] How much do you have motherfucker shut up
[05:44:59] Fuck you
[05:45:01] That's crazy. That's crazy. That's great. Now we're now now I'm broke. I'm broke now.
[05:45:10] I thought I was the richest socialist of all time. Now I'm the broke boy.
[05:45:15] Oh, all right, man, I'll get into the fucking solid fundamentals and reliable stock market.
[05:45:25] I'll make some real money moves real quick. Okay. Fuck you son of a bitch
[05:45:31] The fuck is this
[05:45:37] Your house is hella small broke I
[05:45:44] Am not in the crosshairs here. I am not your enemy
[05:45:48] Okay
[05:45:50] I'm gonna crypto rug pull all of you actually
[05:45:54] That's what I've decided get your money up not your funny up. They're big enough
[05:45:59] His go subscribe now
[05:46:02] subscribe now
[05:46:03] Government does right his administration historically at FCC in this case
[05:46:07] It's the DOJ the Justice Department that would sign off and the DOJ is currently reviewing the Netflix deal that apparently fell up. Oh
[05:46:14] Yeah leaked opening of Supergirl. I saw this one is really funny three weeks ago
[05:46:18] Charlie Kirk was shot by Antipateris, barking outrage around the world.
[05:46:22] Baravia has had a right to land to that land for centuries.
[05:46:26] You're right about me, Luther. I'll be surrendering myself to Plano Watch immediately.
[05:46:29] Tell them to shoot my dog too.
[05:46:34] The one I retweeted was funny too.
[05:46:39] Yeah, this is, this is what, wait, where is it? Did they delete it? No. Oh, here it is.
[05:46:46] Movies and TV shows for the foreseeable future.
[05:47:16] I thought you were spending less time on Twitter. No, I'm not. I've been spending more time
[05:47:26] on Twitter. Also, calm like a Tom. Think of a 20 gift to subs. All of your, all of your
[05:47:32] subscriptions are going into me purchasing Netflix and Paramount. I'm going to purchase
[05:47:37] Paramount itself.
[05:47:40] Wonder Woman Supergirl and Black Canary.
[05:47:42] We don't care if you're white, we don't care if you're black, we don't care if you're
[05:47:51] gay, we're all under attack, we don't care if you're rich, we don't care if you're poor,
[05:48:00] by the way this is a relic there's a cultural relic of the first trump administration because
[05:48:27] like when you actually think about it, this is objectively woke by today's standards.
[05:48:35] Just think about how far, think about how far we have fallen that like this is a Trump one
[05:48:43] relic, okay, of a bygone era.
[05:48:47] And a video like this, if it was produced nowadays, the rest of the MAGA movement would immediately
[05:48:53] docks the women involved and would go, oh, their husbands are all black, okay?
[05:49:00] They have mixed-race children, and one of them, I suspect, is a secret Jew.
[05:49:06] Like, that's literally how far...
[05:49:09] One of them has a black husband, one of them is secretly Jewish, and one of them is trans.
[05:49:14] That's what they would say.
[05:49:15] If this video came out today they'd be like, oh dude, fuck no.
[05:49:26] This is why we will offer visa fee travel for literally every country but yours?
[05:49:30] Okay dude, yeah, have fun with fucking drunk British pensioners in your country.
[05:49:36] You're gonna shut that down real quick.
[05:49:38] Yeah, it's also woke because it's like saying women should vote for Trump, and instead of
[05:49:53] saying women shouldn't be able to vote.
[05:49:56] So that's also woke too.
[05:49:58] God, we are so fucking, we're so cooked.
[05:50:02] We don't care if you're girls, we don't care if you're dudes, we don't care if you're
[05:50:11] both, that's up to you.
[05:50:24] But that's woke.
[05:50:26] That's woke as fuck.
[05:50:28] They're literally trying to be trans-inclusive in the best way they possibly can be.
[05:50:38] Remember when you were in a good mood at the beginning of this?
[05:50:40] I know, I know, I know, I'm fucking not in a good mood anymore.
[05:50:46] Oh.
[05:51:05] Nope. See? Women, women's sports not as well.
[05:51:16] We don't need no liberals to be our real women.
[05:51:23] VOTRA!
[05:51:24] This song is too powerful, you have to click away now before it's too late.
[05:51:28] Turn this shit off please.
[05:51:46] As a palate cleanser, can you play the Tiffany Trump song, please?
[05:52:03] I want to listen to gay pop now, no.
[05:52:10] Watching Cartoon Network after the Paramount purchase and Robin is talking about how beautiful
[05:52:14] Tel Aviv is Trump claims a tough policeman told him his sex life is better and his wife
[05:52:26] no longer treats him like a dog. Thanks to the stock market under President Trump, why?
[05:52:31] I have a policeman. I tell the story. But I just wonderful tough policeman from New York.
[05:52:37] He's taking good care of us and he said, sir, it's so good.
[05:52:42] My married life has gotten so much better.
[05:52:44] Why?
[05:52:45] My wife thought I was a loser financially.
[05:52:47] I couldn't make any money because my 401K was dying for years.
[05:52:52] And now she thinks I'm the smartest financial genius ever.
[05:52:56] It's made my sex life good.
[05:52:58] It's made my life good.
[05:53:00] It's given me, it's given me a tremendous boost in life, sir.
[05:53:05] This is a big, tough cop.
[05:53:07] She said my wife treated me like a dog and now she admires my financial genius and I haven't
[05:53:12] done anything.
[05:53:13] My 401k has gone through the roof.
[05:53:17] Hell yeah, Mr. President, I'm blowing my wife's back walls out.
[05:53:22] Oh, also RFK's putting up big numbers but this is bullshit.
[05:53:26] Anyone who's ever actually done a like press machine knows this is not that impressive.
[05:53:31] all my
[05:53:38] com on brother just don't even don't even don't even fucking film yourself
[05:53:44] doing that
[05:53:46] dude come on his knees barely fucking
[05:53:50] it is what is that range of motion like his knees barely move
[05:53:56] I already hate the, the denim workouts.
[05:54:03] It was the whole fitness critique.
[05:54:05] I mean, this is the opposite of Pete exit.
[05:54:08] This is so bad that I don't even think like most dick writers of this
[05:54:14] administration that love RFK junior still would respond positively to it.
[05:54:18] It's really fucking bad.
[05:54:26] It's the genes conscript that conscript I can't read I can't in part in the last few minutes
[05:54:33] We know that president comes taking a very personal interest in this particular deal
[05:54:36] However, he has said that it's quote imperative that CNN be sold given that he doesn't like the current owners of CNN
[05:54:42] And he has met with the the CEOs involved repeatedly
[05:54:46] It's a big change from past presidents who have left the DOJ alone to this subject and let in a trust experts take the lead
[05:54:53] Trump has been very involved and so there's a lot more reporting to be done
[05:54:56] about what he has been doing in recent weeks when it comes to this deal and I
[05:55:00] know people will have understandable concerns about what an ownership change
[05:55:03] might mean for CNN. Paramount's a complicated place right now. It's a
[05:55:06] company where Stephen Colbert is being pushed out at CBS but also where
[05:55:10] South Park skewer is President Trump and where John Stewart still speaks
[05:55:13] truth to power. Don Oliver as well. It's led by a CEO David Ellison who has
[05:55:17] worked hard to forge a relationship with Trump but who also donated a
[05:55:20] million dollars to Joe Biden's reelection campaign. So a lot more to come on the paramount
[05:55:24] front. There are four main concessions that paramount made in order to get the Warner Brothers
[05:55:29] Discovery board to really favor its bid. The first one was paramount, about 60% of the
[05:55:36] debt that it's raising is coming from foreign companies or foreign firms, funds. You got
[05:55:43] the Saudi fund, the Qataris, and you have the folks at the UAE. They wanted assurances
[05:55:49] that those people weren't going to get voting rights.
[05:55:50] So that was number one.
[05:55:52] Number two, Paramount basically promised
[05:55:55] that it would backstop all of its equity financing
[05:55:58] with Larry Ellison's money.
[05:56:00] The Warner Brothers Discovery Board
[05:56:01] wanted to make sure this deal was going to close.
[05:56:03] Number three, Paramount made a lot of little concessions
[05:56:06] like they would cover the break of fee
[05:56:07] that Warner Brothers Discovery
[05:56:08] would have to pay Netflix.
[05:56:09] And then last but not least,
[05:56:11] I mean, they got that share price offer up so high, Jim.
[05:56:14] When Paramount first bid for Warner Brothers Discovery
[05:56:17] in september they were offering nineteen dollars per share
[05:56:20] david zazzoff looks like a genius here because he was able to get paramount
[05:56:24] from nineteen dollars
[05:56:26] to thirty one dollars a share
[05:56:27] and that looks pretty smart to they walk away
[05:56:30] but now one of their biggest competitors
[05:56:32] is left holding a ton of debt
[05:56:36] was there another factor by paramount we will find the car car the movie
[05:56:39] okay i keep subscribing and i'll be able to purchase paramount okay guys
[05:56:44] if enough people subscribe
[05:56:46] if enough people subscribe then i will be able to purchase paramount
[05:56:50] okay that's the goal
[05:56:53] we are only
[05:56:54] one hundred million subscriptions away
[05:57:12] super relevant to elison ideas for i know exactly what the video is yet
[05:57:15] classic classic Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills, friend of the IDF Gala.
[05:57:26] And there he is talking about how important Israel is to him.
[05:57:35] on TikTok, CBS, CNN, Paramount, HBO, once this deal is done.
[05:57:45] Well, the renewal of the Jewish state is something that I think touches all of us.
[05:57:56] For 2,000 years we were stateless people and now we have a country of our own, defended
[05:58:02] by all the brave men and women of the IDF.
[05:58:06] So anything we can do to support them, who devote their lives for preserving the state
[05:58:13] of Israel, keeping the people safe, and allowing our state to continue in very, sometimes in
[05:58:21] very, very difficult situations.
[05:58:24] I have been to Israel, I have been to the border, I have spent time to the people
[05:58:29] who govern the state of Israel.
[05:58:33] And I feel a deep emotional connection to the state of Israel and the Israeli people.
[05:58:38] You're an I-tech person.
[05:58:39] What do you think about these very start-ups and I-tech, you know?
[05:58:45] Oh, well, after Silicon Valley, there's an area, it hurts Aliyah, is probably got
[05:58:52] more start-ups than any other place other than Silicon Valley and Northern California.
[05:58:56] So we've actually acquired a number of Israeli companies.
[05:59:01] We have two CEOs at Oracle, one's named Miss Africa Katz, and she was born in Israel.
[05:59:07] So again, we love the country of Israel and we'll do everything we can to support the
[05:59:14] country of Israel.
[05:59:15] Recently here that many people criticize in Israel, especially after the Gaza operation,
[05:59:20] how do you feel someone just saying you love Israel so much?
[05:59:23] Well, again, it's a difficult situation, isn't it?
[05:59:28] To conduct military operations around civilians is very difficult.
[05:59:33] And of course, there were tragic tragedies and civilians were hurt.
[05:59:41] That's a terrible thing.
[05:59:42] But one thing we know for certain that the Israeli Army did everything they could to
[05:59:46] minimize civilian casualties.
[05:59:50] In that regard, they've done a much better job than a lot of other armies all over the
[05:59:55] world throughout history.
[05:59:57] Thank you very much.
[06:00:01] He almost said, then, our army when referencing the American military, and then at least had
[06:00:08] the werewithal not to be Mike Huckabee in that moment, and was like, then, are a lot
[06:00:15] of other armies.
[06:00:20] The Nazis are loving this shit. Yeah. Skydance, Paramount, Warner Bros. Discovery, HBCN and
[06:00:24] Plastic Talk are all under Larry Ellis and a close friend of Nanny Aho. Yeah. I mean,
[06:00:30] this is like, this is exactly what I'm talking about. When I say like, you got guys like
[06:00:36] this who are openly like, we're buying some of these fucking networks specifically because
[06:00:41] we want to make them pro Israel. The other billionaires that are selling the networks
[06:00:44] are like, it's not sufficiently pro Israel. So we're selling these networks. You're
[06:00:49] leaning into like the neo-nazi fucking sentiment straight up.
[06:00:55] So you've got Skydance, Paramount Studio, CBS, CBS News,
[06:01:01] Paramount Plus.
[06:01:02] Now you've also got Warner Brothers,
[06:01:05] Warner Brothers Studio, Discovery Network, HBO, HBO Max,
[06:01:09] and CNN, plus TikTok.
[06:01:13] Do you think you're abusing your dog
[06:01:14] before such a fluffy flute ball live in LA?
[06:01:17] No.
[06:01:18] All of that under Larry Ellison, the close personal friend of Netanyahu.
[06:01:24] It has come to pass.
[06:01:26] The Jews are once again in control of the media.
[06:01:30] Is that a hateful trope? Is that an anti-Semitic canard?
[06:01:35] It's just true. Larry Ellison and his son are Jewish.
[06:01:40] They are clearly partisans for Israel, friends with Israel's head of state,
[06:01:44] And they have accumulated in the span of a year one of the largest media conglomerates in the world, and they've already made editorial changes to make it more pro-Israel.
[06:01:56] Literally, what do you call that other than Jewish media?
[06:02:14] I've not heard far in the last five minutes. I'm all out of falls, dude. This person is
[06:02:29] funny, but it's true. He bought it from Jews also previous owners were also Jewish. So
[06:02:35] this rent doesn't make sense.
[06:02:48] Guy.
[06:02:51] He's like, listen, guy, I mean, we're like, let's be real.
[06:02:56] Like this was the case.
[06:02:58] Like, I think Nick, you're being, I will brutally murder you.
[06:03:02] says Memphis famous killer. Is that what it was? This guy is racist, by the way. I assume
[06:03:14] this guy is probably also racist. Memphis in infamous killer, Memphis infamous killer.
[06:03:28] i will brutally murder you let's unbend this guy and let's hear what he has to
[06:03:32] say
[06:03:33] i'm sure he has a lot of interesting opinions
[06:03:49] guys
[06:03:50] he's gonna get site wide band what do you fucking worried about
[06:03:58] Memphis infamous killer. What else do you want to say before twitch probably permanently bans you from the website for issuing a very clear death threat
[06:04:07] To a content creator on the platform
[06:04:16] Got anything else
[06:04:28] As the logs as the logs. Oh, yeah, give me as well. Sorry. I'm sending text messages
[06:04:51] that are not related to anything you have seen any news stories you have heard about
[06:04:56] today about particular candidates and their utterly insane foreign policy positions due
[06:05:03] to foreign policy advisors that may or may not have been ops all along.
[06:05:11] Just not even remotely related to any of that.
[06:05:14] So just move along.
[06:05:18] Nothing to see here.
[06:05:19] They also are bringing back this piece of shit as well as other canceled messages.
[06:05:23] Ratner who fled the TV whether he was accused of rape or sexual harassment six women and John Lasseter who resigned from Pixar in
[06:05:29] 2018 due to a history of sexual misconduct towards employees
[06:05:33] Paramount has taken a hammer to DEI initiative signal that's focused on testosterone heavy IP and flowing out prestige films created black
[06:05:39] This is pro pass on creators and overall shaping in his real first environment dude. Oh god damn it
[06:05:45] We heard nothing else from Memphis infamous killing. He got fucking sly white band. I will say I
[06:05:51] will say
[06:05:53] Caroline is like creating a lane for being like this is not like she's brilliant and
[06:06:05] I'm not making a comparison about like Candace Owens and any other capacity other than her
[06:06:10] like very obvious reasons for success but I think she's like doing leftist like leftist
[06:06:18] popular culture analysis. And it's fucking awesome. Because for the longest time, for the longest
[06:06:34] time, Candace Owens was like a standout figure standalone figure in the commentary space with
[06:06:42] like a very clear policy, like a very clear political vision. And I felt like that market
[06:06:50] was not being countered effectively at all. And she does a really, really good job at
[06:06:58] this.
[06:07:00] the last two is they're both 450 K. Oh, these, uh, oh, with, uh, with Matt Bernstein, the
[06:07:13] epidemic is celebrity cowardice with John Marcus Serazy and Caroline Kwan, the insult ice pipeline
[06:07:17] with FD signifier and Caroline Kwan. Hell yeah. I wish Matt did like shorter videos.
[06:07:24] So I could watch him on stream.
[06:07:25] They're always like an hour and 30 minutes.
[06:07:39] Ellison gave assurances that, oh yeah, no, I know.
[06:07:42] Ellison Trump told Trump, so people that Larry Ellison assured him that he would
[06:07:45] make the media company more conservative if he's able to buy media companies.
[06:07:48] Now, he's also saying that the Trumps, so that like, there are no setbacks in
[06:07:53] mergers because obviously they're illegal so which is interesting because no one
[06:08:00] is talking about how illegal these fucking mergers are like we have no rules
[06:08:05] whatsoever when it comes to monopoly now like none none whatsoever as long as
[06:08:11] your butt buddies the fucking president you can do it you do whatever you want
[06:08:14] It's crazy
[06:08:20] I don't even know
[06:08:26] Cass speaking our own words on form pros. I know dude. I know I we already watched it. We already covered all that shut the fuck up. I
[06:08:36] Know I I already I already covered it
[06:08:39] They're going to be over levy should share with terrible products more than half your
[06:08:44] Warner will be gone before the end of year.
[06:08:48] I just don't like, I don't think this, I don't know how much normies just eat the slop because
[06:08:59] if you look at normies and their positions on like Israel, for example, that shifted
[06:09:04] dramatically, right? In spite of the multi-billion dollar propaganda campaign, okay? That's number
[06:09:11] one. Or even when you think about like Donald Trump coming in and totally destroying all
[06:09:22] of the Republican media, all of the liberal media and still winning power.
[06:09:28] Even though Fox News and the Republican media was incredibly antagonistic towards him
[06:09:33] initially. So like, I don't know how much real power mainstream media has at this point,
[06:09:39] but we've also never had this level of consolidation in mainstream media. Like,
[06:09:44] nothing I can think of comes close to this level of consolidation.
[06:09:50] So my hope is that in spite of all of these initiatives, people still
[06:09:57] still seek out alternative media sources and try to hear a different perspective and eventually
[06:10:07] it just like destroys mainstream media in its entirety, like all these media properties
[06:10:12] just go away.
[06:10:13] Now, of course, the economic impact of such a thing is devastating.
[06:10:18] As someone in LA and as someone who's been to so many writers and other union processes,
[06:10:24] Do you think a manager this merger of the scale is going to be the nail in the coffin for the industry in LA?
[06:10:28] I think unaffordability was already pushing it, but the seams dire. Yes
[06:10:34] Yes, because the Ellis is already have like a blacklist they have a they have like a propel sitting in blacklist
[06:10:42] Like
[06:10:43] They are they're gonna control they're gonna control whatever information comes out of these outlets
[06:10:49] I guess maybe they'll be so big that it'll be impossible to fucking manage
[06:10:55] But it's crazy like this is like where are the capitalists is the question I have I guess where are the capital where the fucking free market capitalists
[06:11:06] Where they at
[06:11:08] Like is this good. Is this a healthy market, you know the free of the market the free of the people kind of feels like free market has
[06:11:17] Has allowed this level of of corporate capture corporate consolidation like this is
[06:11:23] is insane.
[06:11:32] Sarah here, an administration that sends signals, it seems, about which of the bidders it favored
[06:11:39] from a regulatory perspective.
[06:11:41] And as you know, the Netflix CEO went to the White House.
[06:11:45] That's it, bro.
[06:11:47] This is, this is, we're inching closer and closer towards my dream.
[06:11:52] That I spelled out many many years ago
[06:11:56] When I said we let Amazon capture every fucking market through predatory
[06:12:01] through predatory pricing and
[06:12:03] Then we just seize control of Amazon with the with the function of the state
[06:12:07] Boom all of a sudden you have state capitalism
[06:12:10] transitional socialism
[06:12:12] initiated
[06:12:16] You just literally allow Amazon to suck up all of the e-commerce you allow the ellisons to suck up
[06:12:22] all the media properties and then boom, you put both of those guys in prison and then you
[06:12:28] own it and you give it back to the people.
[06:12:37] There's no, I don't really see anything else other than that.
[06:12:42] Like, how do you fix the situation, you know?
[06:12:48] That's one way of doing it, yeah.
[06:12:52] And then I wake up sadge. I mean, obviously
[06:12:59] On this case yes
[06:13:01] People already hate the paid version now has ad brace specifically the mid tiers the old tier double the price
[06:13:07] I mean piracy doesn't fucking solve the messaging problem though
[06:13:14] You know what I mean
[06:13:15] Like people will be like, oh, I'll just like pirate all these properties
[06:13:18] Okay, but like the properties that you're pirating are still going to be, you know, very, I'm not talking about just like, I'm not talking about like how shitty the consumer side of this looks.
[06:13:35] That's really shitty.
[06:13:37] You're going to get worse and worse properties and you will have no other competitor in the marketplace.
[06:13:44] So obviously from the consumer standpoint, like you're just, you're going to get a worse service overall, it's going to be more expensive overall.
[06:13:52] That's usually how it goes once like complete market consolidation happens.
[06:13:56] Okay. However, what I'm talking about is something far deeper than this, far more consequential than this.
[06:14:04] What I'm talking about is, is a consolidation of the messaging.
[06:14:08] Every single thing that you watch, and maybe not you, but every single thing that you're like, relatives watch, well-read, educated, liberal relatives watch, is going to be specifically tailored around trying to get them to become more conservative.
[06:14:26] It's just full-blown propaganda and it's really funny because it's the most effective version
[06:14:35] of full-blown propaganda because the propaganda that people think is coming from a private
[06:14:39] enterprise that is not beholden to the interests of the state.
[06:14:43] That's the other side of the story because at least if you're in the fucking USSR or
[06:14:47] whatever or if you're in China, you know that the state owns the media, right?
[06:14:53] So you have certain expectations.
[06:14:55] You know that there's not going to be coverage of certain issues, right?
[06:14:58] You already know that the state is telling you certain things that you want to hear.
[06:15:04] In America, we're dumb enough to assume that these media outlets are completely independent.
[06:15:13] So there's a much higher level of trust associated with the independent media, even though that's
[06:15:20] obviously gone away in recent years.
[06:15:23] But these other entertainment functions of mainstream media, specifically the function
[06:15:28] of like generating art is still seen as like relatively independent.
[06:15:35] No one, no one other than like hyper woke people think that like the Marvel movies are
[06:15:41] actually defense department contracts, which they are right.
[06:15:46] But most people don't know that they just go they go, oh my God, I'm watching a Marvel
[06:15:49] movie is awesome and then maybe it gets stale after like the 15th iteration of the same like
[06:15:55] good bad dynamic that you're seeing on screen and then you stop watching and then they move
[06:16:00] on to a different media property.
[06:16:03] Whether you overestimate the play of traditional media, GenZ is so fanatically anti establishment
[06:16:06] tune into what else is doing even if Asmogold of Fuentes telling them this.
[06:16:09] I don't remember millennials being this aware of market monopolies.
[06:16:13] I'm not talking about GenZ and also this is a level of consolidation we have never
[06:16:17] seen before on the local news market, you have Sinclair and all these other companies
[06:16:22] like sucking up all the local news, but this level of consolidation has never existed in
[06:16:28] American media ever.
[06:16:30] This is a behemoth unlike anything else.
[06:16:34] You can have a couple companies owning their own independent media or their own news network,
[06:16:41] their own Hollywood studio, maybe their own platform on top of that, like their own
[06:16:46] Streaming platform, but you've never had a situation where like the same entity owns a an entire social media platform
[06:16:53] That's like massive the most popular social media platform tiktok that also owns
[06:17:00] Multiple Hollywood studios also owns multiple streamers also owns multiple news outlets. It's all under the same fucking banner. This is
[06:17:11] is, this is a complete cartel, like this is a monopoly unlike anything else. You could
[06:17:20] consider Netflix to be a monopoly. And it's true, there is truth to this. Netflix has
[06:17:27] achieved vertical integration, okay? They've already achieved it. Back in the day, famous
[06:17:34] trust bust in cases literally revolved around Hollywood studios owning the cinemas, okay?
[06:17:41] the movie theaters. Netflix already has that. Now this company is coming in and purchasing
[06:17:48] an existing monopoly. That's why I say it's nothing like you've ever seen before. Nothing
[06:17:54] like you've ever experienced before.
[06:18:11] I expect to see a 1950s style Hollywood blacklist. Yeah. Paramount has created blacklist for
[06:18:20] stars they deem to overtly anti-semitic via variety. That too. And these guys are so
[06:18:34] silly. Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo better start their own movie studio after this. Time to
[06:18:38] use your money famous people they have none it's nothing you're silly these
[06:18:44] guys see like these people are kind but they don't understand like what this
[06:18:49] means right owning your own production studio is utterly meaningless if every
[06:18:57] single studios owned by a company that already has your name on a blacklist
[06:19:01] then your movie doesn't get distribution okay you don't get funding for the
[06:19:07] production because no bank wants to fund your movie because every bank knows that your movie will never get distributed
[06:19:15] Okay, that's it. You don't get the proper crew to make your movie because
[06:19:22] if
[06:19:24] depending on how
[06:19:25] stringy the blacklist is
[06:19:28] Crews don't want to work on your movie because then they won't get any work from the mega conglomerate
[06:19:35] media behemoth that will become Paramount Netflix Warner Brothers HBO CNN CBS news
[06:19:42] Okay
[06:19:49] It will never get screened it will never get seen it will never even get made
[06:20:05] What? Make a production company have willing Caroline from women run it.
[06:20:29] Like the list of assets that are going to be owned is so crazy. Paramount is not expected
[06:20:34] own the following assets and film rights. On the asset side TNT, CBS, CNN, MTV, TCM, Showtime,
[06:20:41] Adult Swim, DC Studios, Paramount Plus, Nickelodeon, HBO and HBO Max, Comedy Central, Cartoon Network.
[06:20:47] It's crazy.
[06:21:06] What's next is just streamers.
[06:21:10] It's going to be Netflix on the one side, Apple on the other side, Disney on the, uh,
[06:21:15] Disney's not owned by any of these properties, right? So like, yeah, Disney and then Paramount that owns everything else
[06:21:36] Sony
[06:21:45] These need to be sold in the next 18 months going outside. We'll make a comeback. Yeah, I don't think so. I
[06:21:58] Assume the sort of acquisition is the exact reason you decided to host an independent show on Twitch
[06:22:02] No, the reason why I decided to host my independent
[06:22:05] broadcast on twitch is because I cannot have any editorial control
[06:22:10] I have to have editorial independence and the best possible way to develop editorial independence is by
[06:22:15] having a revenue stream that relies on you, the viewers to make content for you, the viewers.
[06:22:22] But that's it. And even my time on Twitch is, is always going to be at threat as I've
[06:22:29] been banned in the past. And then let's say I go to YouTube and then I could get banned
[06:22:33] there too. Like I could always, there's always a threat of the platforming regardless.
[06:22:38] And I don't have any, like I don't have anything at the end of the day. I'm still
[06:22:43] at the at the mercy of of these I mean at them at I'm at the mercy of Amazon right
[06:22:55] start a website oh my god you guys please
[06:22:58] like the reason why I'm allowed to exist is partially because I play ball with the platform
[06:23:13] to the best of my ability, but also because, you know, I'm not as significant of a threat
[06:23:22] to the powers that be. And this doesn't mean that like I have no motion whatsoever. It
[06:23:27] just means that like the powerful entities that control American society or international
[06:23:31] capital is so unimaginably powerful that they do not see any threat from someone like myself.
[06:23:39] Could the entertainment unions threaten to not work with Ellison?
[06:23:46] I mean, there's nothing.
[06:23:51] They own everything.
[06:23:52] Where are you going to work with them?
[06:24:00] Tucker is, why hasn't he been banned?
[06:24:02] No, he's not.
[06:24:04] No, there's no singular force in the commentary sphere
[06:24:09] that is more powerful than the interest of capital.
[06:24:14] Also, Tucker Carlson is a capitalist anyway.
[06:24:17] Tucker Carlson is not even antagonistic to the needs.
[06:24:20] Dr. Carlson is not even antagonistic to those in positions of power.
[06:24:24] He's just ideologically not insupportive of Israel. That's it.
[06:24:31] And I don't think you guys understand that at the end of the day,
[06:24:38] sure there are people who have ideological zealotry,
[06:24:42] but ultimately as long as you don't offend,
[06:24:45] as long as you are not a significant power to capital,
[06:24:49] and you're fine, okay?
[06:24:52] They disagree with Tucker Carlson.
[06:24:55] Tucker Carlson is the only one
[06:24:57] who really tells it like it is, oh my God,
[06:24:58] see, this is why people love Tucker Carlson.
[06:25:01] Because even in a community such as mine,
[06:25:03] where people are supposed to be more educated
[06:25:05] than the average person, there's still people going,
[06:25:08] well, you know, Tucker Carlson just tells it like it is,
[06:25:10] bro, yeah, maybe that's the reason
[06:25:12] why he's allowed to exist.
[06:25:13] Have you ever thought about that?
[06:25:15] Change of the CBS News have drawn a lot
[06:25:17] of flattering attention in recent months. New CBS News editor-in-chief Barry Weiss has privately
[06:25:22] admitted to some early missteps, but she rejects the common liberal charge that she's moving the
[06:25:26] newsroom to the right. She says she's trying to appeal to the big, wide middle of America.
[06:25:31] Soaking up to the boss early, I see Brian
[06:25:36] Nice
[06:25:55] Nice dude
[06:25:57] The ink has not even been put to paper.
[06:26:00] And Brian's already like, well, Barry Weiss is incredible.
[06:26:03] I love Barry Weiss.
[06:26:04] Erica, the 70% or so of people who are on the center
[06:26:07] left and the center right, that's
[06:26:09] the kind of strategy that sounds a lot like CNN's.
[06:26:13] Brian Stelzer, thank you for always bringing us
[06:26:17] your latest reporting.
[06:26:20] Caitlin Moggins, dude.
[06:26:21] Sucking up to the new boss by embracing the stupid cynical premise looking forward to hearing how much Murdoch only cares about Fox News being fair and balanced after all this right there after all it's right there in the motto.
[06:26:35] motto, and generic universal universal, universal as labels have never been used to mass writing
[06:26:41] agendas. Come on, Brian. Come on, Brian. I think we all know what the fuck's going on.
[06:26:52] Let me tell you something. Okay. A lot of journalists, a lot of good reporters are
[06:27:00] They're very, very worried and very frustrated. Okay. Brian's not one of them PSL. Caitlyn.
[06:27:17] Do you mean like PSL is in like her PSL rating? Or do you mean PSL is party for socialism
[06:27:21] and liberation? Because, you know, friend of the show, Caitlyn Collins, uh, did start
[06:27:29] career and the daily caller. So your spectrum internet is about to get better. FCC approves
[06:27:41] charter communications, $34 billion deal to buy Cox. Oh, oh, Lena con save us. Lena con
[06:27:55] save me. Oh, Lena, where are you? This is so bad. FCC said on Friday it approved charter
[06:28:16] communication is $34.5 billion acquisition to Cox communications deal announced in
[06:28:20] March 2025 combines two of the largest US cable and broadband operators in battle with
[06:28:24] streaming companies, mobile carriers, FC says spectrum owner Charter will invest billions
[06:28:28] of dollars to upgrade his networks and deliver high speed services and the company giving
[06:28:35] it the on-shoring jobs. Charter also agreed to extend his $20 an hour minimum wage, starting
[06:28:42] wage to cox workers.
[06:28:47] We have to make it so painful to generation from now, CEOs will flinch at the idea of
[06:29:08] business corruptly teaming up with the government.
[06:29:11] Okay.
[06:29:12] Ruben Gallego.
[06:29:13] What the fuck?
[06:29:15] New top Democrats are weighing how harshly they will go after corporations that should
[06:29:18] have courted president Donald Trump's, that have courted president Donald Trump's approval
[06:29:22] if they retake the House in November. Paramount should enjoy its growing news monopoly
[06:29:32] while they have it because when Democrats win back power, we are going to break up
[06:29:35] those anti-democratic information conglomerates, all of them.
[06:29:39] I mean, we'll see how the debt might destroy Warner Brothers.
[06:29:46] Paramount Skydance would carry debt equal to nearly seven Xs annual earnings.
[06:29:50] If Warner Brothers merger is approved, Paramount has pledged to swiftly cut
[06:29:57] that ratio down to four.
[06:29:58] Oh my God.
[06:30:00] Paramount has pledged swiftly to cut down that ratio to 4.4 X requiring
[06:30:04] billions of cost savings to jump.
[06:30:05] Do you know how many people are going to get fired?
[06:30:08] Oh my god, they're gonna go in and just literally chop it down
[06:30:15] They're gonna kick up the prices and they're gonna fire half the workforce, dude
[06:30:29] Some Warner Brothers staffers doubt David Ellison can manage a mountain of debt backed in part by Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds
[06:30:38] I feel like I feel like we're just gonna go back to analog right like at that point you
[06:30:50] might as well fucking listen to ham radio and and start hitting the books I guess you
[06:30:58] know what I mean because it's cooked this is just Paramount Skydance that isn't including
[06:31:06] how leverage the Allison family is an AI data center,
[06:31:09] construction for technology that is yet to turn a profit.
[06:31:11] And by the time they are,
[06:31:12] the GPUs will be obsolete,
[06:31:13] making Allison debt pretty fucking big.
[06:31:26] Foreign film is gonna have a boom.
[06:31:28] I don't even think so because once again,
[06:31:31] they own the distributors as well.
[06:31:33] Who's gonna fucking release?
[06:31:34] I mean here, you want to know, you want to know a great example of this.
[06:31:40] There are movies that have one Oscars, like the movie that won an Oscar last year.
[06:31:46] It never got distributed in a single American movie theater.
[06:31:49] Okay.
[06:31:50] They would not distribute it in the United States of America.
[06:31:55] Okay.
[06:31:55] No other land was not allowed to be seen in American movie theaters,
[06:31:59] with the exception of like independent movie theaters that were just like
[06:32:02] putting it on.
[06:32:04] So, that's not like, they own the distribution, they own the streaming, you significantly
[06:32:18] cut away at eyeballs if you have any work of art that you want to mass distribute and
[06:32:24] show people.
[06:32:26] What about Iron Lung?
[06:32:27] Brother, what are you fucking talking about, man?
[06:32:29] Yeah, okay, yeah, Markiplier is going to save the industry, like come on, it's wonderful,
[06:32:33] It's fantastic that he's doing this, but like, what are you saying?
[06:32:50] My Forbes estimate is the Elder Ellison, who is also Oracle's larger shareholder, doesn't
[06:32:53] have enough cash to fulfill his part of Paramount's 111 billion dollar offer to Warner Bros.
[06:32:59] know more in the coming days but here's how we could play out. So he's just gonna sell,
[06:33:05] he's gonna sell assets. He's gonna sell stock. Yeah, they have to pay 2.8 billion in Netflix
[06:33:16] for one-upping them in the deal too. I believe Netflix banks a quick 2.8 billion dollars a
[06:33:20] Paramount pays Warner Brothers termination fee streamers shares rise another 14%
[06:33:30] What is this market man? What is like
[06:33:35] What is the economy what's holding everything together? It's just money is fake. It's so fake
[06:33:46] Money is the fakeest it's ever been bro
[06:33:50] Capitalism breeds innovation, I say, and the only innovation it breeds is this innovation
[06:34:01] in wheeling and dealing, like inventing money out of thin air, new ways for capital owners
[06:34:08] to move numbers around.
[06:34:11] Somehow Netflix was able to force one of its rivals to overpay for another one of its
[06:34:15] rivals putting them into a messy long process of unification and got paid 2.8 billion dollars
[06:34:20] for it.
[06:34:32] The way they throw around billions like it's fair, but we have to pay rent and groceries
[06:34:35] and bills on shoestring budgets. Yeah.
[06:34:40] It's so funny to look at a system that is designed like this and still have this insane
[06:34:48] notion that it's working and any alternative to this is death and destruction and terrifying.
[06:34:54] Like I love when I see those memes like boomer memes on Facebook where people will be like,
[06:35:00] this is what capitalism is and this is what socialism is and like in capitalism, it's
[06:35:05] like, you know, people standing on their money, right?
[06:35:08] there's like a wall and then like some people are over the wall some people are under the wall whatever and then they're like
[06:35:13] This is what socialism is and it's like one guy that has like a mountain of money and then everyone else is under the wall
[06:35:18] It's like that's just capitalism you have described capitalism twice and as a matter of fact
[06:35:24] It doesn't even look like the top picture that you're representing
[06:35:29] What do you think is going on now?
[06:35:31] You just showed two different versions of capitalism or my favorite is like when they show like
[06:35:39] Argentina or Brazil or whatever where like you got favelas on the one side and then the skyscrapers
[06:35:44] on the other side and then they'll be like and they'll be like capitalism versus socialism it's
[06:35:50] like no that's just capitalism you have shown a footage you've shown a photo from a country that
[06:35:58] It has a capitalist system.
[06:36:00] It's not socialism on one side and capitalism on the other.
[06:36:03] This is just a capitalist country.
[06:36:06] You've shown a capitalist country.
[06:36:13] What the fuck?
[06:36:28] Oh, minus 40% of the workforce means companies, 20%, oh yeah, that speaking of obviously capitalism
[06:36:42] is the best possible system and it works the best and it will never be, it will never
[06:36:49] be toppled, an indication that Capitals and yields the most prosperous outcomes for the
[06:36:58] working class. Fintech company block owned by everyone's favorite fucking dipshit, square
[06:37:04] CEO Jack Dorsey, formerly the owner of Twitter as well, laid off 4,000 of its 10,000 staff
[06:37:14] siding gains from a i
[06:37:16] and the process of laying them off he released a statement on twitter
[06:37:20] he raises like long block of text on twitter
[06:37:23] and he literally said
[06:37:24] i'm not even letting you guys off because the company's doing poorly as a
[06:37:28] matter of fact
[06:37:29] were actually very profitable it's awesome
[06:37:32] we're making a fucked up money
[06:37:35] i'm laying you off because i can
[06:37:41] But literally, he just straight up, it says, it says in his release where he's like, listen,
[06:37:47] we're making money. It's, everything's great. I just want to see if we can
[06:37:51] fucking run the company with 40% less staff and with just AI,
[06:37:59] which is as clear of a warning sign as you can possibly get.
[06:38:03] That shares in the financial technology company block soared more than 20% in pre-market trading
[06:38:11] Friday after its CEO announced it was laying off more than 4,000 of its 10,000-plus employees
[06:38:17] reconfiguring to capitalize on its use of artificial intelligence.
[06:38:22] 4,000 individual mouths, 4,000 families, this is a fake article, no it's not a fake
[06:38:32] article what the fuck are you talking about do you really believe that come on
[06:38:35] us on do you really believe that this is a fake article it's the associated press
[06:38:38] what the fuck is wrong with your brain yes I believe that he fired half of his
[06:38:44] workforce what are you saying and yes we're at after firing half of his
[06:38:54] workforce no it isn't what is this guy no not you the other one who was
[06:39:02] was like this article is fake. Got you. Love you. You the best. Okay.
[06:39:09] Anyway, let's take a look. Becky Anderson on CNN Connect having a conversation about
[06:39:20] block with Lance Yulinov, tech expert TV guy, X Mashable.
[06:39:25] We're at a real inflection point with growth of AI. As I've said to people over and over
[06:39:30] again. We're living on AI time. Everything happens at three X the amount of time it happened.
[06:39:33] With the fact that the stock rose after the mass layoff is crazy. Goes to prove the shareholder
[06:39:37] C employees the roadblock and profit booster in the rise of AI tools fucking leeches. What
[06:39:40] do you? Yes, of course, that happens all the time. That's why mergers and acquisitions
[06:39:45] are immediately followed by a fuck ton of layoffs. And then that boosts stock prices.
[06:39:51] One of the best examples that I use all the time that like the stock market is not
[06:39:55] indicative of a healthy economy and capitalism is not good for the working class. It's one
[06:40:01] of the examples I use most commonly as a matter of fact to show to the average American that
[06:40:06] like you're not benefiting from this fucking system. That's normal. That happens. The
[06:40:11] stock prices boosting after mass layoffs is a commonplace experience. The really
[06:40:17] fucked up part about this is what the reasoning for the mass layoffs is. Okay. They're
[06:40:24] They're not moving in a more lean direction, specifically because, you know, they have to
[06:40:31] do austerity or whatever.
[06:40:34] They're moving in a more lean direction because they can, because AI is now replacing the
[06:40:38] labor force.
[06:40:41] Yeah, I read this entire thing.
[06:40:45] It's the most psychotic thing I've ever read.
[06:40:48] We're making blocks smaller today.
[06:40:49] Here's my note to the company.
[06:40:50] And he's so fucking shameless about it too.
[06:40:52] He just like straight up says it.
[06:40:54] We're making one of the hardest decision our history of our company
[06:40:57] We're reducing our organization by nearly half from over 10,000 people to just under 6,000
[06:41:01] That means over 4,000 of you are being asked to leave or entering in the consultation
[06:41:05] I'll be straight about what's happening. Why and what it means for everyone
[06:41:09] First off if you're one of the people affected you'll receive your salary bill of all the shit notifications, whatever, right?
[06:41:15] We're not making this decision because we're in trouble our business is strong gross profit continues to grow
[06:41:21] We continue to serve more and more customers and probably profitability is improving but something has changed
[06:41:27] We're already seeing that the intelligence tools we're creating and using paired with smaller and flatter teams are enabling a new
[06:41:32] Way of working which fundamentally changes what it means to build and run a company
[06:41:36] I hope it fucking falls apart no disrespect to the 6,000 people that remain in that company
[06:41:40] But I hope it fucking crashes and burns so that everyone's like oh shit AI is not sustainable
[06:41:45] And it can't replace the work workplace. Sorry that is the only utilitarian way out of this
[06:41:50] Okay. I hope it fucking crashes and burns the 6,000 people that will, you know, keep their jobs are going to have a tough time at it. But, uh, if the, if the lesson learned from that process is like going to save tens of millions, not hundreds of millions of jobs, then so be it.
[06:42:06] Okay.
[06:42:07] I had two options cut gradually over months or years as the shift plays out, or be honest about where we are in act on it now. Okay. Here's the third option.
[06:42:15] option. You just keep the fucking workforce at its same level, and you reduce their workload,
[06:42:24] you reduce their fucking burden. This is a PR stunt. I can see that also being the case.
[06:42:37] The third option is you just keep the the workforce the same size and AI tools greatly
[06:42:44] boost efficiency and therefore profits, but still allow people to work less hours for the
[06:42:53] same pay, if not even larger pay as adjusted to their output, just saying.
[06:43:04] Now the reason why that is considered to be a non-starter that's just not even in the
[06:43:12] Equation is because of capitalism. That's just not how capitalism works because what I'm describing is
[06:43:16] a a an anti-capitalist principle
[06:43:21] Where it's not about maximizing the profit rates or the the profit margins making sure they're as wide as possible
[06:43:30] but instead
[06:43:31] maxing longevity
[06:43:33] And ensuring that you have a healthy and happy and reliable workforce
[06:43:38] But of course, we don't operate that way. Capitalism doesn't operate that way. And that's precisely why it's not even a fucking question in this, in this instance.
[06:43:47] Anyway, be honest about where we're at right now, I chose the latter.
[06:44:12] Repeated rounds of cuts are destructed to morale to focus and to the trust that customers
[06:44:16] a shareholder's place in our ability to lead. He's like, I had to do this for you. You see,
[06:44:24] I'm firing you, 4,000 of you around the world, unceremoniously, with a fucking tweet on a
[06:44:33] platform that I no longer even own. And you must understand, I'm doing this for everybody.
[06:44:43] Aren't I magnanimous in my design?
[06:44:49] I'm also firing you in a speech that I wrote in all lowercase to add insult to fucking injury.
[06:45:06] This is so diabolical.
[06:45:09] I
[06:45:13] Wanted to crash and burn so bad. I want every billionaire to have I want every billionaire around the world to stub their fucking toes right now
[06:45:22] Yes, that includes LeBron James
[06:45:24] For different reasons. I want them to all have a bad day today. Okay. That's all I'm saying
[06:45:30] If there was any justice in this world that would be the case
[06:45:34] There is no justice in this world. Oh my god. It's so fucked up
[06:45:38] They are just their their demons their monsters, okay, holy shit
[06:45:45] Please I hope you step on a fucking Lego
[06:45:58] Jack Dorsey is not providing any evidence that I has helped this company like many other companies laying off employees an easy way to
[06:46:03] improve stock prices. F these companies. It's Ramadan. I can't say leap. Okay. Chatter. Okay.
[06:46:09] Pakistani mango. Good job. Masha Allah brother. Masha Allah.
[06:46:24] I'd rather take a hard, clear action now and build from position we believe in, then
[06:46:28] manage a slow reduction in people towards the same outcome. A smaller company also gives
[06:46:34] us the space to grow our business the right way on our own terms instead of constantly
[06:46:40] reacting to market pressures. Oh, a decision at this scale carries risk, but so disdending
[06:46:47] still. We're, we've done a full review to determine the roles and people we require
[06:46:52] to reliably grow the business from here. And we've pressured tested those decisions
[06:46:57] from multiple angles. I accept that we may have gotten some of them wrong and we've built
[06:47:07] in flexibility to account for that and do the right thing for our customers. That's why
[06:47:12] I didn't fire 5,000 employees and only fired 4,000 employees. We're not going to just
[06:47:24] disappear from Slack and email and pretend they were never here.
[06:47:29] Communication channels will stay open through Thursday evening
[06:47:32] Pacific, so everyone can say goodbye, Pro. Fuck you.
[06:47:41] I hope when my CEO lays me off and sites AI, the announcement
[06:47:45] is at least dignified enough to use proper capitalization.
[06:47:48] mind reading my last message
[06:47:55] what did you see cat also said globalized into father is violent in june 2025
[06:48:01] no I'm working on it
[06:48:06] please stop telling me all the horrible things that cat up because all I guess said and done
[06:48:17] Oh
[06:48:38] Kuma tank cat
[06:48:40] The PR twist is real. This particular company had big, big bets on crypto, which have fallen
[06:48:50] really flat lately. And this is a way for them to drum up investor interests while hiding
[06:48:53] layouts for other reasons. Oh, that makes sense.
[06:48:57] Wait, why are we canceling cap because she had a fucking horrible foreign policy
[06:49:03] advisor that seemingly told her horrible things about foreign policy that even I had no
[06:49:10] Fucking idea and the reason why I didn't have any ideas because the only thing we talked about in terms of her foreign policy
[06:49:16] Was palace night. Can you imagine if she told me that?
[06:49:21] Like when she was here and I was interviewing her imagine if she was like, yeah
[06:49:24] I would do a first strike on China to defend. I want to be like what the fuck are you saying?
[06:49:40] I mean, hey, we could have avoided this disaster so close to the election.
[06:49:45] So, I just didn't even think about that.
[06:49:49] I didn't even think about that being a thing.
[06:49:52] I just never really thought about it, you know.
[06:49:58] And before people, yeah, also before people say like,
[06:50:03] oh, well, why don't you vet your Canada's more dog?
[06:50:08] I'm one person
[06:50:13] You know what I mean? It's not my responsibility. What the fuck do you mean?
[06:50:16] There's the candidate's responsibility to vet their fucking foreign policy teams, you know
[06:50:24] She's going feathermen on you now, it's not like that. I god I I wish John Federman never existed
[06:50:30] I wish that like we could just go back to a time where he never existed because not even because he annoys the fuck out of me
[06:50:36] Which he does but it's so annoying that all of you left is are so fucking stupid
[06:50:41] so
[06:50:43] Fundamentally stupid that you literally think everyone is John Federman. You're like of the Grand Platinum John Federman
[06:50:48] He's gonna be John Federman Grand Platinum Federman
[06:50:52] Catapult is always gonna be John Federman
[06:50:54] Everyone's gonna be John Federman you have like you know one word you know one thing and you just keep fucking constantly repeating it over
[06:51:01] And over again, please stop
[06:51:06] All of you that think you're making a brilliant assessment by comparing everyone to John Federman
[06:51:14] are, are unironically, like you're, yeah, Michael from Pennsylvania is right.
[06:51:23] It's like having one Brad break up and then never dating again.
[06:51:27] Like literally just being like, no, everyone is John Federman all the time.
[06:51:31] Am I John Federman?
[06:51:32] Who's John?
[06:51:33] Oh God.
[06:51:34] The other day, I glanced at myself in the mirror and I thought I was John Fetterman, like, shut the fuck up!
[06:51:47] We got it! You really like John Fetterman, and he fucked us, okay? He did. Calm down.
[06:52:04] Only time will tell if you're John Federmann if we're being real.
[06:52:13] Time.
[06:52:14] Bitch.
[06:52:15] I've been around for longer than John Federmann has had a political career.
[06:52:19] What the fuck are you talking about?
[06:52:21] Time has passed already.
[06:52:22] I'm 34 years old, dumbass.
[06:52:25] I've been doing this for the past 13 fucking years.
[06:52:28] While you were proteining your father's ballsack, I was out here fucking talking
[06:52:32] about the same policies that I'm talking about right now.
[06:52:34] The fuck do you mean time will tell if you're jumping?
[06:52:37] I mean, what do you mean if I get into a debilitating car crash or something?
[06:52:42] I become a car crash victim, and all of a sudden I stroke out and magically reverse
[06:52:47] all of my positions that I've held on to and mercilessly defended for the past 13
[06:52:55] fucking years publicly?
[06:53:02] You see Plattener talking shit about Federmann with Tim Heidecker in office hours?
[06:53:15] No Federmann!
[06:53:16] Yeah, I, uh, dude, they were cooking Grand Plattener on the, on the stove.
[06:53:20] I'm gonna, I'll be your biggest enemy.
[06:53:23] If I see you coming out and sitting and wearing some big floppy suit and clothes.
[06:53:28] He only puts on a suit and tie a girl at the state of the union or meet with Netanyahu.
[06:53:34] Otherwise he doesn't do it.
[06:53:35] He's a disgrace to my commonwealth.
[06:53:37] Genocide in Gaza, yes or no?
[06:53:39] Absolutely.
[06:53:40] Thank you.
[06:53:41] We need to stop it.
[06:53:42] And no more funding for Israel.
[06:53:44] And what should Nazi punks do?
[06:53:46] Fuck off.
[06:53:49] He is watching.
[06:53:50] Who?
[06:53:51] Grant Plattner.
[06:53:53] You called all of this quite early.
[06:53:56] call before he's a house on a grand planner. No, he's not a house on my head. Um, he's
[06:54:01] not a house on my head. He's a majority report fan and early on, uh, early on, I was supposed
[06:54:07] to have him on and then he did the whole like a Nazi tattoo reveal and shit like that.
[06:54:13] And, uh, when that happened and people are still on it, dude, people are still fucking
[06:54:18] on it. I genuinely think I think some of it is like
[06:54:23] I think some of it is like the John Federman syndrome. I think some of it is reasonable
[06:54:33] critique of being like dude you got a fucking nasty tattoo was wrong with you and I do genuinely
[06:54:37] think some of it is like Israel. It has to be because some of the shit that I see some
[06:54:42] of the shit that I see about Graham Platner it has to be Israel because I've never
[06:54:48] Like, I've never encountered a group of individuals that have such a hyper fixation on one candidate
[06:54:56] without actually looking at the rest of the field whatsoever, okay?
[06:55:01] Like, especially at this point in the election cycle, I genuinely think some people are just
[06:55:07] like hyper fixated on it, partially because they think it's a John Federman syndrome
[06:55:14] partially because it has to literally be like either this insane
[06:55:21] hyperfixation or or deliberate attempts to just like attack him and when I see
[06:55:26] Edward Isaac Dover Israel's favorite journalist at CNN cover this part it
[06:55:31] makes me feel like maybe it is as a matter of fact Israel related
[06:55:38] whether that is what they're gonna do to cat now I know it's very interesting to me that
[06:55:48] some of the most like overtly anti-zionist candidates are getting hit with the fucking
[06:55:53] woke attacks the hardest and I don't know why that's happening how can we excuse him
[06:56:01] keeping that tattoo until he gets called out I'm not excusing it man I'm not but
[06:56:06] But it's like, you know, and what are you going to do?
[06:56:13] Is Israel in the room with us right now?
[06:56:15] Yeah, you know what?
[06:56:16] I'm fucking delusional.
[06:56:18] You're right.
[06:56:20] Israel doesn't have a sophisticated propaganda apparatus that it regularly utilizes or
[06:56:24] dumps $20 to $30 million into Democratic Party primaries against anti-Zionist candidates
[06:56:30] through multiple subsidiary corporations.
[06:56:33] By way of the Democratic Party, as a matter of fact, why did I even interview Nita
[06:56:36] alam another anti-zionist candidate running in north carolina for yesterday
[06:56:40] while talking about how he jeffrey says deliberately rerouted millions of dollars
[06:56:45] to the congressional representative valerie plute that she's running against
[06:56:50] under different names directly through a pack donors
[06:56:53] why do we talk about any of this stuff anyway i can just have
[06:56:56] the most medically stupid chatter in here coming and go
[06:57:00] Oh, obviously, Israel in the room with us.
[06:57:04] You seem to care quite a bit about Israel.
[06:57:06] I don't know.
[06:57:07] If you're not caring quite a bit
[06:57:08] about Israeli interference in American elections,
[06:57:10] no matter how small it may seem,
[06:57:12] you might not be paying fucking attention
[06:57:15] to anything that's going on in this fucking country.
[06:57:17] You goddamn cattle!
[06:57:23] What happened?
[06:57:24] Did you stroke out?
[06:57:25] Is that why you typed F?
[06:57:31] What the fuck
[06:57:36] It's one of the dumbest arguments like it is it is even dumber than people go
[06:57:42] I'm a centrist, you know how like back in the day people be like I'm a centrist
[06:57:46] I think both guys have like different opinions on things and I'm brilliant for saying this okay go watch Bert peanut jackass
[06:57:53] I give you are oblivious to the ways in which Israeli interference plays a formative role
[06:58:04] in American politics right now as we have 50% of our naval assets surrounding the nation
[06:58:11] of Iran and also Israel bear hugging both of these countries that is going to deploy billions
[06:58:17] of dollars of munitions on a country with 93 million people directly at the behest of
[06:58:21] a foreign country named Israel and all of that is actually all of that has an 80% disapproval
[06:58:28] rating in the American public and we're still doing it and you're over here like why is
[06:58:32] Israel so relevant to American politics?
[06:58:34] I don't know!
[06:58:35] I don't want Israel to be relevant to American politics.
[06:58:38] I don't even want Israel to exist in the ways that it currently does.
[06:58:44] But if you are so fucking brain dead that you think Israel is irrelevant to American
[06:58:48] politics, you are not even reading above a fifth grade level, you are functionally illiterate.
[06:59:05] Holy shit.
[06:59:19] Like only an hour ago, I showed you one of the wealthiest
[06:59:23] individuals in American society, the second wealthiest
[06:59:25] individual that was the wealthiest individual in the
[06:59:28] world for like a brief moment in time, the founder and owner
[06:59:31] of Oracle, which is a CIA cut out in and of itself, but
[06:59:35] We're not going to get into that. Purchasing every fucking media outlet in this country,
[06:59:40] like every single one, okay? Unilaterally, one individual who is, who happens to be one
[06:59:47] of the biggest donors to the Friends of the IDF charity that funds the Israeli Defense
[06:59:54] Forces, the Israeli Occupational Forces that conducts a genocide in an apartheid on a
[06:59:57] a good day, okay? Literally purchased every single media company in the country and you
[07:00:05] dumb fucks are like, what are we talking about? Israel. Like you're making a brilliant fucking
[07:00:09] point like your anti-Semitism baiting, you know? Oh, I must be crazy for caring about
[07:00:15] this thing. You on the other hand are brilliant for being over, being completely fucking
[07:00:22] rerouted on a daily basis by a foreign country the size of New Jersey a country
[07:00:30] that could not exist without unlimited tax dollars that could be funding your
[07:00:35] schools could be funding your potholes in your fucking roads could be funding
[07:00:39] your ISPs could be funding your infrastructure could go to meaningfully
[07:00:44] funding the health care system is a state of dire disrepair with rural
[07:00:48] hospitals shutting down, left and fucking right, but no! We have to give another 40 billion
[07:00:54] dollars to Israel and then spend another 100 billion dollars fighting Israel's wars in
[07:00:58] Iran and defending Israel when Iran inevitably retaliates with a barrage of hypersonic missiles
[07:01:04] That strike the heart of Tel Aviv!
[07:01:11] Well...
[07:01:31] You sound like Alex Jones. Thank you.
[07:01:34] I'll take over the mantle now that he's been fucking compromised
[07:01:38] By the same elite Jeffrey Epstein adjacent pedophile billionaires that he now runs defense for on a fucking daily basis
[07:01:46] Just now, Representative Valerie Fushi said she would decline APEX financial support in
[07:02:04] the North Carolina for primary, but a pop-up super PAC with ties to a reclusive billionaire
[07:02:08] APEX donor has dropped $600,000 for her so far.
[07:02:12] Under pressure, a dem rep said she would refuse APEX money, so instead, her Kim Jeffries
[07:02:15] secretly funneling APEC money into a race through a shadow super PAC. Why do you care so much
[07:02:19] about Israel? I don't know. You were quoted in Congress. Okay.
[07:02:45] of yours recently, if someone asking about money, it's about $44,000, it's your victory
[07:02:53] fund from a Palantir executive.
[07:02:55] Do you think Democrats should be taking that money from just the groups that are allowing
[07:03:01] Donald Trump to carry out this chaos on our country?
[07:03:04] Well, we'll definitely look into that issue.
[07:03:08] And I've raised north of $20 million over the last few years.
[07:03:12] average contribution is about $27. Yeah, I've heard that fucking spiel before. Yeah, I guess
[07:03:19] 44 grand is nothing then, right? Again, campaign financing is only one side of this equation,
[07:03:28] one piece of the fucking pie, one piece of the puzzle. The real question is, how are you going
[07:03:33] to prove to me that you will not be a servant of Palantir? How will you prove to me that
[07:03:38] that you are not going to be a servant of Israel.
[07:03:41] If you don't ask those fucking questions, maybe not as directly as the way I'm presenting
[07:03:45] it currently, then it doesn't matter.
[07:03:48] They can just go, oh, I hate APEC.
[07:03:49] Oh, APEC.
[07:03:50] Oh, never.
[07:03:51] APEC.
[07:03:52] I would never in a million years take money from APEC.
[07:03:56] And then when it comes down to funding another trillion dollars to Israel, you're like immediately,
[07:04:01] you're like, oh, I can't wait to sign off on these fucking checks.
[07:04:05] No.
[07:04:06] You have to come out and make such statements that they literally will never even think about
[07:04:13] funding you and they will try to dump money into your opponents.
[07:04:16] And until I fucking get that energy out of any of these goddamn candidates, I'm not going
[07:04:20] to believe you, okay?
[07:04:22] We know that's why on the one hand, I like that everybody fucking says, oh, Israel sucks.
[07:04:28] On the, on the one hand, I love when people are like, oh, you know, APAC is so toxic
[07:04:31] that we're just not even going to get any APAC funding.
[07:04:34] We're going to openly state that we're not getting APAC funding.
[07:04:36] That's great. Except politicians are fucking rats. Okay? They're rats. They know exactly
[07:04:45] how to manipulate. They know exactly how to be like, oh, APAC, I would never. No. You
[07:04:51] can't say, I don't want APAC funding and then turn around and be like, Israel is not really
[07:04:55] committing a genocide in Gaza, right? Come on, guys. That's what Gavin Newsom did.
[07:05:00] So what good is it if you say you're not going to take APAC funding if you're
[07:05:05] you're gonna turn around and then do Apex bidding.
[07:05:08] I only care about who you're getting money from
[07:05:10] as long as, you know,
[07:05:12] I only care about who you're getting money from
[07:05:14] because it's indicative of what your positions look like.
[07:05:19] Doing it for free is even worse.
[07:05:21] They're not doing it for free anyway.
[07:05:23] That's my point.
[07:05:24] That's what I'm trying to spell here.
[07:05:35] Anyway, I got to go. I got to hang out with my mom.
[07:05:40] I love you guys.
[07:05:45] Here's one for the road.
[07:05:49] I'll be back tomorrow. There's obviously a lot to cover. Hopefully we will not have struck Iran at that point.
[07:05:58] But I have to go. I'll do okay buddy tomorrow. I'll do all the good stuff. All the fun stuff tomorrow. Okay.
[07:06:04] All right.
[07:06:09] Love you all.
[07:06:14] Peace.
[07:06:16] Stunning of my introduction, starting off the day.
[07:06:24] All the chatter's trickling in, I'll sell people hay.
[07:06:32] Sonny Los Angeles, California says a song
[07:06:40] Stunlock to the, stunlock to the top is just begun
[07:06:47] Cause there is again a sun is streaming, a sun is streaming
[07:06:58] There is again a sun is streaming, a sun is streaming
[07:07:09] Reave you in a Chinese train, Terran Kyle Place
[07:07:17] Sun in as nim chatter loves, giving green in grace
[07:07:25] Zoram winning and YC, Warf II back with the Force
[07:07:33] The Rogan of the left to me, a dumb himbo, still a cork
[07:07:41] The Charlie Kirk assassination, the fear and online show
[07:07:49] Eight full fucking years of this, plenty more to go
[07:07:55] Doing fun stuff tomorrow, throw PBS up on the screen
[07:08:04] A man-made whore reaction brought to you by this life's dream
[07:08:13] Cause there he is again, the sun is streaming
[07:08:20] The sun is streaming
[07:08:23] There he is again, the sun is streaming
[07:08:30] The sun is streaming
[07:08:35] Kacked out of the DMC, I fell when March looked good
[07:08:41] Combating the propaganda, the shut down people's throats
[07:08:47] CBS Israeli news, a coup, a regime false
[07:08:55] A full blown fascist takeover and still the duty calls
[07:09:03] Total radicalization coming out to sea
[07:09:11] The system where he'll always fail, it's up to you and me
[07:09:19] All these daily streets, whether short or whether long
[07:09:27] Have helped millions of people keep it moving right along
[07:09:34] Cause there he is again, a son is streaming, a son is streaming
[07:09:56] But hey, what can you say?
[07:09:59] That's B.B.S. for you
[07:10:02] But he'll play games real soon
[07:10:05] Just you wait
[07:10:09] Say, hey, what can you say, hey?
[07:10:11] That's B.B.S. for you
[07:10:14] But he'll move on real soon
[07:10:17] Just you wait
[07:10:19] Ba-da-da, ba-da-da, ba-da-da-da-da-da-da
[07:10:22] Hey, what can you say, hey?
[07:10:24] That's B.B.S. for you
[07:10:26] I hope all your longs will soon Just you wait
[07:10:31] Shadadada Shadadada Shadadadadada
[07:10:35] What can you say? Hey, that's PBS for you
[07:10:39] But help to judge lies real soon
[07:10:42] Just you wait
[07:10:46] But hey, what can you say? Hey, that's PBS for you
[07:10:52] brought on my views like you
[07:10:55] just you wait
[07:10:58] just you wait