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The most new golden boy Twitch streamer doesn't even try to hide it.
Thirty-four-year-old Hassan Piker not only hates America, he's hinting at a civil war.
A noted far-left influencer is declaring the Republican Party the biggest terrorist on earth.
Brett Good evening, Hassan Piker is unapologetic for his controversial comments on a range of issues.
An anti-American far-left commentator who is named Hassan Piker.
Now that he's being highlighted, Democrats are flocking to him.
She's not out there on Hassan Piker's show, right? For example, right?
The man to his left is a very controversial guy. Hassan Piker insults just about everyone.
If you go back and listen to some of the things that he says, Carl, this guy's not gonna wear a well.
Their so-called Joe Rogan of the Left, Hassan Piker, is back in the headlines this time for calling Republicans terrorists.
Piker has a controversial history, and we've been showing you this all week.
You don't give somebody like Hassan Piker this kind of attention, this kind of platform.
It only rewards the kind of rhetoric that I just described.
Hundreds of students lined up and packed into these rallies,
and they ate up the anti-war anti-capitalist and anti-establishment messages.
That's him, the Sompiker. They should stay away from him.
What's going on everybody?
I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening, afternoon, and pre-new.
No matter where you are in the world, I'm the Sompiker, and this is us,
and I'm broadcast going to you live from gloomy California Las Vegas folks were
live and alive and I hope all the boys girls and MBS are having a fantastic
one because today's a beautiful day today's a wonderful day today is Saturday
ladies and gentlemen that's right it's Saturday May 2nd 2026 coming to you live
from stolen Tongva territory here in West Hollywood Los Angeles, California
I'm live. I'm alive
And I hope everyone's having a fantastic one of course as is the case every single day
We start off by saying em is real high and also
10 Hassanabi condemnations
You already know what it is I condemn Hassanabi I condemn Hassan piker
You know
You know what it is you know what it is
right. Sorority girl chatters met you yesterday. It was awesome. That's crazy. Yeah, how's
it not because they're all over, like they're everything. We got people with sorority. I
don't know if they are in sororities. I don't know if that's you. You just like
post your own tweet here, but like, you know, Barista's, uh, delivery
job is construction workers.
We got it all, you know, this community is, is, is vibrant.
Um, but yeah, folks, folks, folks, folks, just part of the broadcast where
I tell you about my personal news about what's going on in the
world of a son of a piker in between a time period where it
press the stop, she went button and press the start streaming
buttons to help me God.
That's what I'm gonna do.
A lot has not really happened in the world of a son of a piker in
the time period. Because I'm a chud ass loser. At least I got as a chud ass loser. At least
I got my soundboard back though. So that's pretty good. Anyway, yes, I as always, as
is the case every single other day, I condemn Hassan Hassanabi Piker. And I hope you guys
too. I hope you guys also do that as well. Where do I begin? So I ended the broadcast
yesterday in, uh, a song.
Okay.
That's, that's how they say it.
I said the local say it, the slu or the lu.
Um, but, uh, I, uh, I ended the broadcast and then after I ended the broadcast, I
literally just went to sleep.
It was like nine, nine PM.
March came into my hotel room at 4am so we can get on a 4am so we can get on a flight
lap of luxury type shit you already know, get on a flight and fly back to Los Angeles
Los Angeles California so I could be live and alive ready to go in a timely manner
this broadcast as I always do. Now, um, I, I went, he never went to sleep. He, he instead
went to get barbecue. Then he went to a Dodgers game. Then he, uh, apparently went to a club
and then he went to a casino and he got a shit faced. He basically bouldered into
my room, fucking hammered, okay, bouldered into my room, hammered out of his God dang
mine. And I was like, what is what is happening? He's just like, I straight, he's probably
sleeping right now. So I could talk all my shit, right? All the shit that I want to talk.
We get in the car, we're going to the airport. And this guy is like explaining to me how
much St. Louis sucks. He's just like regular chud. He's like, Oh, there ain't no, it's
like there are no black cars around here for you folk because they steal almost like damn okay like
because he overheard me tell Marshall like I was like oh I'm trying to call it over black to get it
fast but there's no over black uh in in St. Louis at this time right and he's like yeah because
black cars don't drive around at this hour I was like okay and then he proceeds to tell me how
they've defunded the police. And that's why St. Louis has had, uh, you know, tremendous crime and
how much it sucks and this and that. And I mean, he was like a fine gentleman. You know, he was
like a normal guy, but he was just probably the wokest chud you could find in that proximity in
in that region. But, yeah, it was just an interesting experience. So, no where I lived
there before defending the police and there was a crime. Marsh King of Kings having the
real STL experience. Yeah. So, you know, interesting, interesting circumstance, interesting situation
overall, but all at 4am. Yeah. So we, we, we got to it. Uh, you know, we got to the
airport, checked in our luggage, got through security, got on the flight, passed out.
Now every time I go, every time I pass out on a flight, I'm thinking to myself, I'm gonna
see this.
This is what I'm gonna see.
Okay?
Every time I fall asleep or close my eyes on a flight, I'm like, my sleep paralysis
demon is gonna snap a pic of me.
But basically, it was an easy quick in and out flight, got home, showered, and I'm here.
I'm ready to go.
Downloaded all the information to download all the news that's fit the print.
Picked up a copy of the Wall Street Journal thinking that the Rick Scott opinionatorial
demanding that they remove funding, demanding that they revoke funding from Yale University for
allowing a dangerous radical like myself to ever speak on that campus, would have made it to the
Wall Street Journal, a penitent editorial newspaper, but they decided not to put that on there. So
you know, came back and, and, you know, hugged and kissed and cuddled with Kaya. He's very
excited to see daddy. And that's pretty much it. That's all I did. And now we're here, not much
going on other than that I posted on Instagram I posted I posted a aura or a
photo on Instagram for people that are constantly complaining some of the
photos of you and the peeps from St. Louis that I took Fox Row media hell yeah
March Marchie Poo yo I'll be honest
The suits looking good, right? Like I'm a suit guy now. I should be a suit guy
right now. I'm a suit guy. I'm wearing collars more often. You know, even my
casual is still with a collar.
Yes, I was asking for the brand yesterday. I don't think you saw. It's clean as fuck.
I think the top is Hugo Boss if I'm not mistaken or it could be something else. I'm not sure
But the bottom is Issey Miyake
I have a pair of Issey Miyake pleated pants that are kind of tight on me
But honestly it works with how tight the top is so
That's it shirt is tailor made in from China and the tie I think is like Brooks Brothers or something
You're just getting old days to hate button ups and now it's all I wear. I mean, yeah, it's I gotta act my age, right? Like, that's the way I think about it. I'm like, I got to you go boss the Nazi. Yes. Yes, you go boss the Nazi.
Did you like STL? I loved it. It's beautiful. The architecture is beautiful. I didn't get
to see it too much, obviously. Careful suit gate will be the next. Why do you own a suit?
Everything I do is a gate, man. What do you mean? Everything I do, people find
way to get mad at. But, uh, yeah, that was, uh, that was the experience. But yeah, check
this out. Your boy got mad aura. Okay. Let's be real. Those who chose not to listen to
your calls for decades now call my voice dangerous.
We will not be silenced.
We will be heard.
This photo is really funny.
The sign used name brand tissue
instead of supporting local brands.
Yeah.
I don't know why these photos lost a lot of its quality.
I guess. What is this?
The anti-Assad leftists were losing their minds on Twitter. I know, I know, I know. People think
you're gearing up for Iran. I'm not, and I don't know how I will ever convince people. Also, gearing
up for Iran when? Like for president? Like when would I be gearing up for Iran? The midterms
are happening already. You know what I mean? Like, they're so stupid. People are so dumb.
Gee, I'm not gonna fucking, I don't have that kind of motion, man. What the fuck are you guys talking
about. It's not happening. Um, I have been busy this year though. That's true. I mean,
look, hostile productions post this, but I have been busy.
In the New Haven, Connecticut, Los Angeles, obviously, Minneapolis and Arbor, Philly, St.
Louis, San Juan, San Juan, New York, East Lansing, and also, uh, and Arbor as well in Michigan,
Chicago, San Francisco, Draco, I got your blast off, memes, don't worry, saying you
have the motion will not make the motion go away. Yeah, I've been to Vancouver as well.
I've been to Cuba, Vancouver. No, this is just the United States of America.
This is just a U.S. tour, you know?
But yeah, let the people chirp. It's just, it is what it is.
Um, yeah, we're still doing it. We're still doing the damn thing. Not to be parasocial,
but I don't remember you ever traveling this much. It's a short amount of time. Hope you
don't get burnout king. Chatters will say not to get parasocial and then say the most
parasocial thing you've ever heard in your entire damn life. I love it. Um, come
to the UK to talk with Zach Polanski. Yes, I will be doing that. Uh, I am going
to the UK anyway, for South by Southwest. And I will be linking up with Zach Polanski when
I'm out there, obviously. But yeah, that's a given. When I'm in the UK, I'll be linking
up with Yannis for a focus too. I like the response about not running. I'd rather be
a megaphone for strong candidates than dedicate a lot of time or your money on
in your own one political race. Yeah, Ohio will turn blue if you visit one time. Maybe
you should look like the image of who you are and what you want to present. Go bespoke
and tailored you over to yourself while you're in the UK. Okay, dude, dude, dude, dude, a
fixed was the I feel like you, you love this. You love this shit. Like I've literally
had to give you a one-day timeout and you love doing this shit. I saw man, I saw your
all your wonderful work has finally gotten you written up in the California Posts. Okay
socialists and mum Donnie's alma mater Bowden, the host mayor's Israel hating dad and Marx's
influencer, Sonpiker. Okay, you did it. You got the notice. You got the fucking
New York Post notice. Congratulations. I swear to God, I feel like you're trying to
get your chapter closed down or something like Pittsburgh, please, Pittsburgh, come to Pittsburgh.
Okay, guys, guys, you guys can't all tell me about your favorite candidates, your local
candidates or, or have me a demand that I come visit your neighborhood. Okay. I'm one
person
First of all not only am I one person I'm spending
Unbelievable amounts of money to like this is all out of pocket shit. Okay. It's not like none of these speaking engagements
I I get paid to do, you know, most people here. Let me put you on some game real quick
When other content creators they do speaking engagements. They get paid for it
I would never ever demand payment for said speaking engagements regardless
Especially because like I'm doing I'm not going to the young
young Americans for freedom club who has an alma mater that will also double
the speaking payments like the their their alumni will pay for you know people
like Benchmark to come to campus I'm working with like broke-ass fucking
groups like students for just for Palestine and stuff like that but
But beyond the financial predicament that it creates, which is marginalist, inconsequentialist,
nothing, it's totally worth it, right?
It's impossible for me to be all around the country.
You guys understand that, right?
Your camera's freaking out, is it?
It's just impossible for me to be everywhere all at once on one person.
I'm one person, okay? I assume you pay your way too, yeah.
Like, not to give you guys, you know, the boring background stuff, but
yeah, I read this salon article on the flight today. It's actually pretty good. It's pretty solid.
Like I can't teleport as much as I wish I could as much as I had the I wish I had the
capabilities of teleporting from one location to the next in you know at the
moment's notice I can't do that. Got to pay for exposure shake my head no I
didn't say you have to pay me I don't expect that and I don't want that and
when people do actually try to pay me for appearances I tell them no that's
That's not the point.
The point is the travel time, it's just, it's not, it's not easy, okay?
Oh, you met like Salon wrote that article, I paid for that exposure.
Yeah, of course.
Would you ever start as a tail style or re-employ a couple of people doing you know, I will
not be doing that because that's not what I'm good at.
I'm good at this.
Okay.
I can't do what Mehdi Hasan does. I can't do what other people do. That's why I lean
into them and their work. I work with them. I work with Zatel. I work with Dropsite News
because they do that work and they're good at it. I'm not. This is what I'm good at.
I try to watch Osama to be fair. Y'all are in suffer from the chat. To be fair,
this is the parasocial hour. This is when the most annoying demands. This is like
a mini struggle session for all the parasocialists, the red guard, to come in and just
Give me a couple of lashings about like, you need to do this, you need to do that.
You're not sufficient enough.
Um, have you, have you written, uh, have you written, uh, a, a, um, struggle notes
on how you haven't, uh, been sufficiently malice today, you know, stuff like that.
And then some keep that energy up for the rest of the, uh, broadcast and then
I have to yell at them.
I do want to watch an Eric times Tucker thing. Yeah, I think it's very interesting. I
Do I'm so nappy. I know you but you don't know me and that's the extent of our relationship and that's how I'd like to keep it
Thanks. No, it's too late dogs lyrics is too late. I'm learning everything. I'm downloading all the information about you right now. I
Have a valid criticism. No, you don't know you don't I promise
Yeah, he's downloaded. Yeah, you're in the chat. It's cooked.
Your ops centers and fan account is losing his mind on Twitter. He lives in PA3 and now
Rav is surging. Nice.
I swear to God, if I saw you in person, I'd run away. Please don't ruin this. No, I'm
I'm going to chase after you.
Please don't ever perceive me spooky. We perceive T Blasian.
I perceive T Blasian is so funny. I had no idea how many,
how many motherfuckers live in St. Louis, by the way.
You know, that, that is also crazy. That is actually crazy. Look at this.
Look at this motherfucker. He goes, yo, you're short by the way.
and he had a partner in the American state.
But I wanted that hold and watch it
at the back of the center of the room.
And we talked with the emergency measures
at a school in the morning.
The plan was not enough for this.
The results were supposed to be answered.
So tonight, I'll support that.
It's crazy.
Imagine you got me shushed by Cory.
I had to clap back.
get Corey, Corey shushed you because you couldn't stop yapping. Okay. You couldn't stop yapping
as people were delivering speeches. What kind of lenses are those are just regular transition
lenses.
Fuck you, I held back so much, that's crazy.
I'm doing a little complete work, buddy.
And I work in that, um...
Come to Wisconsin, complete the Midwest,
I have to go to Wisconsin, I know.
I have to go to Wisconsin for Francesca Hong.
Nevermind, I'm being told that Fran
is actually gonna be in Los Angeles,
so I'm gonna have her here instead.
I was standing behind Doni for your entire interview. He's right. Doni was hype mugging the shit out of you.
Can't believe you've been lying this whole time. Hello. Look who it is.
Look who it is. The little lady. Hi. Hi.
Yeah, the rotisserie chicken is back. She just went to the park.
Los Anami, Wisconsin is just bad Minnesota. Please don't do that. Father Jihad. Okay, calm down
Anyway, uh, what was I saying?
Whole away slash home game ass schedule
It's literally not a Midwestern with the Iowa. Okay, y'all gotta
I have to go to every single, every single state in the country and every single township.
I have to go to every single township in the country. I promise. I know I have to.
And I will eventually. Okay, I'll get to your township too.
Yeah, I saw this. This is funny.
In any case, folks, every unincorporated community, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
When you gain Father Jihad, nothing ever happens anyways.
Yeah, that's definitely not true.
Things are always happening.
Things are happening at an alarming rate.
Okay, anyway, here it is.
We blasted off, by the way.
Let the people know we're alive.
We're alive.
Yeah.
arch-communist father jihad is here also i have the poster behind me if you notice i brought it back
our glorious infidel poster from
uh the the our glorious infidel poster that i that that uh the the philly fans made
i took it back with me even though it was massive uh we're gonna get that framed up
quicky before a news time what is this
What's up? How are you doing, ever? How's it going? Good. My name is Josh. I'm actually in the
sports card industry. Are you really? Gotta say I love that you've been tweeting about that.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm not gonna lie, I did a little research on you and found that your
favorite player growing up was Dale Murphy. Yeah. So I wanted to give you the Dale Murphy
autograph cards. Oh, thank you. Absolutely. Oh man. Yeah, I used to, I didn't have an
autograph, but I had that back in the day. Thank you. Absolutely. And would you, you do it
online or how yeah pretty much everything's online yeah I do some shows too as
well okay we travel like we're doing one in Hard Rock in June we did one in Boca
last weekend so the hobby is exploding I know absolutely insane thank you so much
thanks a lot absolutely thank you yeah my kids they so I have kindergarten
second third grade they like WWE cards and that's what actually I specialize in
Oh, really? Yeah, that box it's like, you know you buy a box of the universe like 250 bucks
It's exactly and it keeps gonna keep going up. Yeah, well, I thought about buying a couple of just leaving some sea
Yeah, so there's a new product coming out this week or actually it's next week. It's called royalty
That's gonna be like how much is that?
Probably like 800 a box. Okay, but if you bought it
So what it is it's gonna be a lot of like patches like match use like first-time patches like that stuff will hold like
That's gonna get a six paper card
Yeah, I mean I think if you so you buy it from buy a few for 800 like five years from now
Those will go for 2,500 exactly as long as all the one of ones don't get it. Why did you send this to me? I?
Don't understand why you sent this to me. Just a shit. It's just to remind me that this fucking loser is still
You know around is that what it is waiting for the I've been waiting for the punchline like where is the
where's the turn I literally thought he was eventually gonna turn around and be
like yeah and then the guy was gonna be like you're fucking idiot fuck you or
something nope turns out it's just a boring ass convo about a scammer rug
puller talking to the governor you're the forbidden fruit he was going to make
I think he glades to Sompiker more because what do you mean trying to introduce a bill
to condemn Sompiker, like as if he's a group, as if he's a nation as he has that much influence.
He does have that much influence, especially on young men and a girl that likes a pretty
face.
But you're pushing and that's only going to make me want him more because a forbidden
fruit is good.
You could hate on him all you want, but telling me not to want him makes me want
him more.
He was come hell yeah
That's what I'm talking about
That's what I'm talking about
Chattel's on Fox News today
May day activists push left-wing pro socialist agenda
Are you gonna be covering the upcoming attempt to chairman in Tennessee for the second time four years to ship Memphis of representation like they do in Nashville? No
No. Maybe. Possibly. He's clicking all the links chat. You can poop-sock him. Yeah, I feel like you guys are taking advantage of my weakness here and you're sending me links that is, you know, it's not good.
All right, um
Yeah recap wise
Recap wise what is this a poop song because on piker is the problem you're actually propaganda every time I hop on oh my god
This is amazing. Okay. First of all
This demographic profile is the backbone of of any active movement in the united states of america
But this is like, we got the, we got the moms.
We got the white moms in the suburbs on our side. It's over.
Mine recently, I see both conservatives, liberals condemning his on biker, whether he's a radical
communist threat to democracy or somehow impeding Democrat voices by being too left.
He streams all day, every day talking about the flaws in both parties, which I all think
we can agree that there are flaws in both parties right now.
Okay, to be fair, I don't know if she's a mom or not. No disrespect. I didn't. This is giving suburban sweetheart, though. This fit is fitting.
You know what I mean?
His valid complaints and concerns about our political system trigger you, maybe you're
the problem.
And I'm not saying that you can't disagree with him on certain aspects, certain viewpoints
whatsoever.
However, if you feel triggered by what he is saying, maybe take a step back.
It is glamorous.
It is glamorous.
It's, it's glam.
Too late, the new girl already landed.
I'm just saying, dude, she, this is giving country club, okay?
Ask yourself.
Who's interest is my belief serving because for the most part if not all of it Hassan represents the working-class American
He wants people to have health care
He wants people to afford to go to school and to live good lives without
prioritizing billionaires or foreign countries
So if something within that triggers you maybe need to take a step back and figure out who actually is benefitting from your viewpoints
Because I cannot imagine how you stay humble with this much female tension all the time
I become a narcissist 40 minutes into the stream and two women have expressed carnal interest in this dude
I'm jealous as hell unfollowed bro. Don't unfollow with the hell
This on is the problem then your viewpoints benefit somebody out think of this on is like ayahuasca
He is reflecting the parts in which you are propagandized that you're just not ready to see whether you're on the right or the left
Damn, and you can say that he's well off yet. He's a socialist
He's not run any ads on his twitch stream
His twitch stream is supported by the viewers and his likes piker bark. I think service you already know what to do
And that's right your subscriptions are
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Don't on follow subscribe instead user twitch prime, which is free by the way twitch primes are free twitch primes are free
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Gift a sub if you're if you guys allow him to go to different places like he was just in Michigan
He's going to New York. He's going to Philadelphia. It's making an influence where he can
He's not the problem billionaires foreign countries corporations are and he's highlighting all that and you don't like it
That's true. Damn. Another, another banger, two bangers in a row.
Um, don't unfollow. It's not just listing. We yell at him too.
Okay. Okay. Okay. Uh, I just praised you for covering women's issues today. And you had to ruin
it by commenting on a homegirl's appearance. That never worries. I'm going back to hating
you now. Femininely, I'm sorry. I'm looking at it as a, as a demographic voter profile.
Well, you know, I just ended the first thing I hear think of this on like, I was good.
Yeah.
Anyway, yeah, we got this, which we were covering.
We got Fox News Mayday.
What's I've noticed that like, so, so Mayday is, is like Mayday has its roots in the
American labor movement. The American working class is a part of the international working
class. However, Labor Day in the United States of America is not on May 1st. We have our
own Labor Day. And I think that's by design. Even though the initial May Day is an international
Well, it's an international event, but like it has its roots in America, okay?
It is the commemoration of the hay market movement, the hay market affair, if you want
to call it that or the hay market riots, right?
And what's fascinating about it is that regardless of its inception, you know workers striking
for an eight-hour workday facing violent clash-trader police confrontation. It's a day of, it's an
International Workers' Day celebrating labor rights, and we try to do that here on the
broadcast every Friday. That's like part of the reason why I always celebrate Fridays
with Mufasa. The reason why I celebrate it is because it's to commemorate and it's
to show respect to the workers that came before us, that worked long and hard and actually
even lost their lives. They put tremendous sacrifice into this movement, into labor militancy,
to get some of the amenities that we take for granted now, like the weekend. The abolition
of child labor and many other workplace protections that in many visible and also invisible ways
help us, right? Make our lives a little bit easier. And that's what's so interesting I
guess about like American labor history. American labor history is very radical at times, right?
And it's not so radical nowadays, but I will say that Mayday participation from the broader
labor movement year over year, the increase of Mayday participation from the American
labor movement year over year, I think shows promise.
It says something.
It shows that like there is an increase in class consciousness in this country.
And there's an increase in workers recognizing their class position in this country.
So I see that as a positive trajectory, okay?
The Haymarket Memorial is a smaller statue on the side of a busy street that didn't go
up until 2004.
The plaques on it from all around the world kind of fucked me up.
the rest of the world genuinely cares about it more than anyone around here.
Right?
Side of the Haymarket tragedy on the evening of May 4th, 1886, a tragedy of international
significance unfolded in the site of Chicago's Haymarket Produce District.
An outdoor meeting had been hastily organized by anarchist activists to protest the
violent death of workers during a labor lockout the previous day in another area
of the city.
Spectators gathered in the streets as speakers addressed political, social and labor issues
from a top of wagon that stood at the location of this monument.
When approximately 175 policemen approached with an order dispersed to meeting, a dynamite
bomb was thrown into their ranks.
And you have the Iraqi trade unionists commemorating it, okay?
You have the Swedish trade unionists confederation commemorating it.
It's interesting.
interesting that like this day is is unbelievably significant for the international labor movement.
And yet, Americans don't have a national like public holiday around it,
even though many countries around the world, even in like places like Europe, Turkey, where I grew up,
Mayday is very significant. Mayday is when trade unionist, socialist, communist alike get together
and participated in a day of action, a day of protest.
And I grew up watching cops, tear gas and use water cannons
on protestors from the labor movement.
And it's the same site almost everywhere around the world.
Now, of course, that's a testament to the way
the way that capitalist countries treat their working class
when they demand more, right?
When they demand what's just,
when they wanna take home more
of their productive output, right?
And it's interesting because when you look at May Day,
celebrations in countries run by communist governments,
for example, it's very different.
In Cuba, it's a day of celebration.
mass, mass movement, mass mobilization took place in Cuba yesterday. Same with China.
In places that at least cherish a socialist history, the more labor protections these
countries have or the more they cherish this revolutionary history, the less resistance
there is from the police. And in the United States of America, there's not really a lot
of police resistance, not a lot of police presence at all, because it's altogether forgotten.
But I think it's changing. It was very interesting to observe this significant day for the
international working class have more mobilization than I have ever seen in the United States of
America in my lifetime. And it's only going to keep growing from here on out. That's the way I see it.
But let's take a look at how Fox News covered it.
They're sweeping the country with left-wing groups organizing on a pro-socialist platform
calling to tax the rich watch the idea that my politics are too radical I find
somewhat laughable it's not surprising that the Republican Party is gonna attack
me with that I mean these are a lot of people who have never worked a day in
their lives and if they have it certainly hasn't been with their hands I
think the claims that millionaires are gonna leave our state are like super
overblown and if you know the ones that leave like I the reasoning has
always been from centrist Democrats claiming that people like AOC, people like Zora Mamdani,
people like Ilhan Omar Rashid Tlaib can only win in deep blue areas. Deep blue areas where
the electorate resembles a gender queer English major that is getting an education in a liberal
arts college with 150 other people. Okay, that's not the case.
blue cities like Chicago are even disrupting schools to drive student participation, letting
them sip.
They put father jihad on there. I mean, you're dead ass on the news regularly. How's that
feel? Feels weird. Feels very strange. I don't like to be perceived like this. I like
to control who perceives me. Things were a lot better when it was just us in here. You
know what I mean? Nowadays, the Hassanabeeclips industrial complex as a chatter just pointed
out has moved to mainstream media. They are my clippers. The drama farmers on the independent
side of YouTube, I have nothing on Fox News at this point. They're in here all day every
day. Oh my God, look at this. Virtually every single outlet has written a piece. New York
Post has, Jesus Christ. Post has two articles. Socialism, Mamdani is all moderate. Let's
in a third of New York City's Jewish voters think Mamdani is doing a good job.
Jesus Christ, dude.
David Marcus, rise of Marxism is a hydro-democrat's created but can't control.
Fox News, Los Angeles Times.
Camera, normalizing a son of a shimism.
Camera is an Israeli operation, by the way.
The Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis is a major pro-Israel
media watchdog.
literally an Israeli agent. New York Sun National Review times of Israel.
The fuck times of Israel got to do with me.
I hope the chatter that made this site got some free mergers online, whatever the
chatter wants. In any case, let's get back to the Chicago teachers union declaring it
a day of civic action. And as the labor movement continues getting traction with young people
embracing a pro socialist platform, one protester, he doesn't even know what he's rallying
behind. Watch.
You got the party for socialism. You believe in socialism?
Not necessarily.
Kinda.
You know what socialism is?
Not really. Not too much.
Bro, that's a kid. That's a child.
You're putting a microphone on a child. He'll learn.
Leave the child alone. He's like 14 years old, man.
Yeah.
Saturday in America,
host Kayleigh McEnany is here now. You know, Kayleigh, I look,
who stuck the little man with that PSL poster, by the way, that's so funny.
I get this and I really miss Charlie Kirk. Yeah. I mean,
he was somebody who was on the camp. I mean, come on.
Charlie Cronk, we carry the flame, we'll fight for the gospel, we'll hold our hands
laid. This is the most effective way possible, which is why I think they took him out, why
they executed. Bro, what are we talking about? Are we really talking about how stupid,
How stupid people are in any movement?
We're talking about the lack of knowledge amongst Americans on issues like socialism.
All four of these dumbasses don't know what socialism is either.
Why?
Why is that?
If that's the standard for intellect, which by the way benefits our side of the argument,
let's be real.
But if this idea is that if you know what socialism truly represents, then you're a truly intelligent
person, then none of the four dickheads on this panel actually meet that standard at all.
And most Americans don't either.
Most Americans are unbelievably propagandized against what socialism is.
They're lied to about what socialism represents.
They're told that it's a terrifying prospect.
They're told it's a bad thing.
Americans don't know why it's a bad thing, right? At least that guy is somewhat curious.
I will take intellectual curiosity instead of shutting off this alternative mode of organizing
the economy. Curiosity towards socialism is infinitely better than assuming you know
what socialism is and you hate it, especially when you're a working class
individual.
Anyway, he was effective in pushing back on what the left has been trying to do.
They've had a captive audience for decades
with indoctrination, and Charlie and Turning Point were providing
that answer on campus, weren't they? Yeah, and Charlie, well Turning Point USA
still exist. So why are you, are you shitting on Erica Kirk? Are you, are you saying that
currently Erica Kirk is not carrying the flame? Like I don't understand. Is that the, is that
the frustration here? Cause I feel like Erica Kirk, he's carrying the flame. It's not like
Charlie was like the most competent individual either. You know, he got carried a lot.
He got carried by massive Republican mega donors, you know, Titans of industry.
He also got carried by the TikTok algorithm when the Chai-com, Chinese Communist Party
was like terrified of TikTok being blocked in the country.
So they were like, oh, we'll lean into this Trump shit, you know, which I guess gave
him a stay of execution and they inevitably ended up giving TikTok to Americans anyway,
Which, let's be real, if I'm Chinese, I'm thinking, yeah, it was an unbelievable W that
we got Donald Trump elected, okay?
Straight up, straight up, who could have foreseen this?
I don't think anyone could have foreseen this, except for that one guy, the one Chinese
father who famously said Trump is a great nation builder, but for China.
It's true, he is.
He has done tremendous damage to American Empire, right?
He has proven the acceleration is right.
And he's still doing that.
Stay of execution is a wild Freudian slip.
Wait, what do you mean?
No, it's true, a stay of execution for TikTok.
It came because TikTok did everything in its power to open up the algorithmic faucet
in the direction of Donald Trump and the guy who took advantage of that most was Charlie
Kirk understood that while
this is a failed ideology,
it's also a potent one.
Yes, and it's one that has to be countered.
I mean, I've heard others say,
oh, is Oron mom dining Katie Wilson
laughing this off.
It's socialist.
It's just a blue jurisdictions note.
This has an appeal to young people
who feel otherwise maybe displaced
or economically disadvantaged.
And this is why it's so important to teach this.
My mom said back when I was in school,
they taught about the ills of socialism.
Now we let kids skip school to protest essentially on behalf of socialism boy how we've changed and
it's insidious when 68% of the democratic party says this is yeah okay mayday
is an international public holiday in most countries it's a national holiday it's a public
holiday okay who cares if they skip school to go and and protest like
No, May 1st is not a holiday in the United States of America, it's like it's not even
discussed in the United States of America, this is the first time.
This is one of the first years in like the last couple of decades where May Day has had
some kind of significance.
A positive ideology.
It's an ideology that's been tested, it's not some faculty idea, it's one that's
been tested in practice and failed every time it's been tried.
I'm always reminded of one of my very favorite sayings, which is when the people is ready,
the teacher will be there, which is kind of what you're always talking about. The fact that,
once the mind of a young person has opened up to something, if you're not there to teach them
the right thing. I still don't know what May Day is. I'm 17, so this is probably why. Chatter
May Day is the International Workers' Day. It's a national holiday in most countries around
the world with the, even in Europe usually, there's a lot of protests and a lot of demonstrations
that take place on May 1st, okay? May 1st is the day that we're talking about. And it is to commemorate
the Haymarket affair in Chicago. Ironically enough, it is actually the international workers'
movement, cherishing the American workers movement, right? And remembering the hay market
massacre as well. And yet in the United States of America, we don't even think about it and
we have a separate Labor Day. I believe, what do you mean even in Europe? I mean, come
on, Europe is also a capital of social democracy, right? Like that's why I'm saying even in
Europe, because it's expected for nations of the periphery to have some kind of
remembrance for, you know, any kind of revolutionary holidays. This is what it is.
The only revolutionary holiday that Americans actually celebrate, ironically
enough, is International Women's Day, which is another communist holiday, once
again, literally a fucking communist holiday. And Americans, of course, don't
ever mention that part, because it doesn't suit America's propaganda
purposes. Here it is, by the way, this is the only place where Labor Day falls on May 1st.
And in many of these places, it's actually a public holiday, with the exception of the
gray areas where it has no public holiday on May 1st or Labor Day. America has a separate
Labor Day. The Greens have a separate Labor Day or don't have a public holiday on May
first. So, America's, you know, like normally, normally, when you look at a map like this,
when you look at like one of these maps that show you like, you know, the world versus
the rest of the world versus the Western world, right? Like usually Europe follows America's
lead. This is not one of those instances. Like even Europe, even Western Europe is like,
No, we celebrate it. It's important for us.
It's so funny though, but it's funny because like America is such a domineering force of culture and also is so isolated from the rest of the world in many respects that most people don't even understand that.
Most people don't even realize that this is a huge deal around the world, right?
But it doesn't even fucking matter. It doesn't even matter, because we don't celebrate it, so it must not exist.
Well, it's the rest of the world that's celebrating it on our behalf, ironically enough.
So, yeah, there's a reason for it.
So I don't fault you for not knowing what Mayday is, Chatter.
If you're an American, of course you're not going to know what it is.
That's the whole point.
Pennsylvania Senate.
Federman Trash and Protest on Fox, yeah.
commentary on John Federwop. Federwop turned into a thread by a Manhattan Institute guy
who was like, he's being ableist to John Federman. It's unbelievable. Oh my stars and garters.
He was very funny. But yeah, let's finish this and then we'll get to it.
Somebody else is going to teach him the wrong thing.
Yeah. I always say if you're not teaching your kids about socialism and the virtues
capitalism boy somebody else is going to do it. Yes and I know you guys are all over this fox is
all over this the reporting yesterday that there are 600 groups behind this that have two billion
dollars in funding and it's being used in this manner. I have keenly listened last week when
Chipp Roy said to me he's been having conversations with the administration that SPLC might have
just been the tip of the iceberg and that they are actually looking at these Marxist socialist
networks of groups and their connections. I really hope we see more litigation on that front if there
is wrongdoing because we've got to go after these organizations. It is unbelievable that Kaylee McEnany,
previous press sector for the White House, is over here being like fantastic. Let's prosecute
our ideological opponents please. Yeah, these are the free speech guys, by the way, free
speech guys. We all know that it's bullshit obviously, but it bears repeating it. It's
It's important to reinforce this idea that free speech is just whatever they want.
It only extends to their allies and their ideological enemies.
Of course, don't get any free speech.
They want to prosecute their ideological enemies.
That's how it's always been.
And that's how it will continue to be.
So make no mistake.
They're engaged in any sort of nefarious activity.
You wouldn't go more than that.
racism is hate speech and that's not covered under the first amendment is the attitude here.
It's awesome. But there is a definite suggestion that these, oh my God, yeah. Okay. I got you.
I got you. I'm going to show you Chuck Park. Chuck Park is a lot of Hassan Abbey heads
work on his campaign. If I didn't show you this, he would explode. Okay. So I have
to show you this. Here's Chuck Park getting arrested, being taken to one police plaza.
progressive running for Congress in New York 6. Okay?
They represent the police side of Haymarket?
Yes, that's Handsome Chuck Park.
Don't you feel that this getting arrested has become such an obvious political theater
lately?
No.
I mean, everything, by that estimation, everything's performance, like, okay, yeah,
you're doing a rally.
That's performative, okay?
are you talking about? Are you getting arrested? Yeah, every speech is a performance. Okay.
Okay. Let's continue.
Okay, let's brought it a little bit though, because this message is getting through in elections,
because we now have a list of social list that if I have said that the Democrat party
is now officially the party of Bernie Sanders. These are candidates running on the platform
that 10 years ago, Bernie Sanders was saying it and people are laughing it off. Now candidates
are getting elected.
It's not just socialist style Democrats with growing presence is all I'm I'm Donnie
Katie Wilson, Emily, Mia, Graham planner, Hasan, Piker, Alexandria, Ocasio Cortez,
why am I on this list? I mean, this is an awesome list of beyond, but it's so funny
that they just like slammed me onto it.
Buddy, I'm a Twitch rumor. You're so stupid. You're so dumb.
Yeah, they're like, they're like, Hey, listen, man, we're gonna Drake bro thinks he's on the
team image, bro. I don't think I'm on the team. I'm not doing that. They're making it
I seem like I'm running for not only just any office, but the presidency. Okay.
They're like, Oh, this is son, Piker, this dangerous socialist.
He's going to be president one day. It's like, no, I don't plan to do any of these
things. Okay. I am a fucking Twitch streamer who just pussy. Okay.
What, what, what, what does that mean?
Do you want me to run for president? Is that why you're calling me a pussy?
Is that what it is? Is it first time chatter?
Like, oh, dude, you're pussy. You should. Now, what's funny about it?
What's funny about all this is that, uh, uh, first of all, and pussy too,
that's the only thing I'm running for. Okay. I'm running in that direction. I'm running in the
direction of pussy too. That's right. Uh, but also,
these guys are so fun. All my haters are so funny to like, bro, you never go outside.
You never put yourself out there now. I'm putting myself out there and these guys are up my ass and then they're like
Oh, you're a pussy. It's like buddy
You lose your mind when there's like a second of
Attention on you like if this community were to figure out where what your other social media accounts look like and then they start
You know yelling at you about your perspective for even like approximately 30 seconds
Where you lose like a fraction of your anonymity you genuinely lose your mind you freak the fuck out
up. I have to exist under this microscope on a daily basis. You know, Wilson out in Seattle
in a Lillian, the Hia in New Jersey, who won Mikey Cheryl's seat. She was a moderate in
media is now possibly the most liberal far left member of Congress. And then of course
you've got the oyster man, Graham Platter, who's a meal fight politician that has a Nazi
tattoo and wants to abolish ice. Hassan piker that's been driving it getting more and more traction with young people and of course AOC that if you think about it AOC was really kind of the first major when if you will for Sanders for taking over the
Democrat party. That's right. And Rachel makes a great point in saying if you're not teaching your children about this someone is you brought up the fantastic point today that preschools are teaching about social justice. I started thinking about my three
who could barely put a sentence together and thank God his school doesn't engage in this activity, but there are schools that are, it's wild.
That's what I was watching.
Yeah, my three-year-old came out and said,
Mommy, Mommy, isn't sharing, caring?
And I said to her, I said to my three-year-old, you shut your stupid mouth.
What are you, a socialist?
Absolutely not.
I told my dumbass three-year-old, you have to extract as much surplus labor value from the people that you hire.
higher otherwise they will steal from you it's theft lack of exploitation is the
is the true theft thank God I shut it down real quick made sure that my dumb
ass three-year-old knew sharing is not caring sharing is communism and therefore
terrifying Kaylee that's what they do in Cuba exactly right and it's so
settle on sharing is a moral hazard stupid ass three-year-old baby watching a pop culture series
You know one of these series you follow is show by showing up and stop watching it because midway
through they were bringing these socialist ideas forward in a way that was packed. Oh my god.
She's not joking. Oh my god. She's sincerely saying that right now.
Oh my god
That's unbelievable she literally is like no my baby is not going to share the crayons
My baby, it's not even a bitch. She's unironically being like blue is a fucking communist
Bluey, it's more like ready, okay? Ready to seize the means of production. You better stop
this real quick. Capitalism is anti-human. As far as ideologies goes, it's sociopathic,
Okay? All of the defoundations, all of the social conditioning that you learn normally about,
you know, being a kind person, being a good person is antithetical to the capitalist indoctrination.
And that's why you're seeing as contradictions worse and as people recognize the design of
of Capitalist Society broadly.
You're going to see a lot of propagandists
who are servants of capital make increasingly
insane statements.
It's so bright and shiny.
The girl didn't have health care.
And it was a sad story.
And she gravitates towards taking on the higher ups
in the elites, which makes sense on a surface level
until you dig down and realize Ken Griffin
is creating 15,000 jobs.
Yeah, that's what I told my three-year-old.
Ken Griffin is creating 15,000 jobs.
Stupid baby.
Stupid three-year-old.
No Peter tear tax for Ken Griffin, please.
That's the kind of high level intelligent conversations I'm having with my
communist baby. I hate, I hate my communist seed permanently 7,000 jobs with the
project and you run the billionaires out. You run the jobs out the wealth,
the taxation, the charitable, charitable income, etc.
What's the, what's the response though for the right? Like how should the
right respond to this trend? And I mean, it's, it's always been there,
but now we're seeing them take power.
I mean, there's nothing you can do about it because this trend is not a trend, okay?
It is a never-ending struggle, okay? All history revolves around exactly this struggle,
that's number one. Number two, the trend that you are recognizing is just people
recognizing their current class position and their current day-to-day experiences worsening.
year over year, and deciding to look for alternatives, alternatives that have always existed.
But it's an inevitability. The only time where this movement, this kind of movement,
has been successfully tampered, successfully suppressed, is both militarily through
increasingly fascistic, increasingly authoritarian initiatives implemented,
not just in Nazi Germany or fascist Italy, by the way, certainly in the United States of America as well,
under the guise of, you know, liberalism, even though, as we already discussed,
Haymarket Affair is one great example of this, and there's a million other examples.
But also, but also, it's been successfully suppressed by way of the welfare state.
The welfare state has given a lifeline to liberal capitalism, and because of the unlimited
greed of capital, they've forgotten that if you don't give any amenities to your industrialized
labor class, if you constantly take away their well-paying jobs, if you take more and more
of their productive output, because there are diminishing profits, no matter how much
matter what due to technological expansion. And the appetite for more profit-seeking never
goes away. So you just end up suppressing your labor force because labor is the most
malleable aspect of production. The gig economy is the only viable option for many American
workers at this point. And when that's their reality, and rent keeps going up, when there's
There's an inflation crisis taking place, taking shape, accelerated due to the foreign
interventions that are unbelievably violent government engages in, and an energy crisis
that now is taking shape that's impacting America as well.
All of a sudden, people are going to say, all right, well, we need something else.
You're forcing their hand in many respects.
You're forcing their hand into looking for different alternatives and finding out that
those alternatives have always existed and perhaps even existed here in the United States
of America before they were militarily suppressed.
What should the right be doing?
I think the answer is where you began.
Charlie Kirk understood it.
And the people that Charlie Kirk trained, Andrew Colvidt, Tyler Boyer, Erica, his
his wife, who sat with him and his brilliant ideas every day.
This organization is the home.
They understand how to appeal to young people there on campuses, and this is why the left
is endeavoring to create an organization to take on turning point.
We have to start there.
We have to fill schools that do not engage in this activity with our students, and we
have to try to fix the institutions that are there by withholding donor money from
institutions that engage in this.
So this is not just protesters.
You actually have Democrats in power who are sort of acting on a lot of this stuff.
the Department of Justice is still uncovering examples
where the previous administration, the Biden administration
actually used the Justice Department
to actually go after people based on politics.
Tell us about some of that.
I could not believe, I could, but yet I still could not.
This 557 page report, I woke up in the middle
of the night two nights ago, I couldn't stop reading it
because everything we have covered on this network
from the parents being targeted
to the priests being targeted,
the radical traditional Catholics,
the pro-life protestors, some of whom I sat across from and interviewed.
We now have the text messages that went on in the DOJ behind this.
We have documents.
I found a document where a prosecutor was calling Christian pro-life views culty.
This is what they think of us.
And the question that I have is this, how far up the chain did this go?
Were these rogue prosecutors?
Was it Merrick Garland orchestrating it?
Was it Joe Biden orchestrating this?
How far up the chain did this go?
Because you look at these examples.
This seems coordinated.
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Here's Jesse Waters having John Fetty wop on Fox News to respond to these Mayday protests
as well.
John Federman.
Okay, Senator.
How big of a threat do you think this communist movement is?
that. Well, I mean, you know,
there's that phrase where we're
terrible or bad ideas refused
to die, and it's very sad to
see that kind of things being
revisited in this kind of way,
and a lot of these, you know,
these terrible groups like code
pink and a lot of the other
ones that are strongly aligned
to the CCP without a doubt
These kinds of protests are being funded by billionaires against billionaires.
I mean, I don't know.
I know that you're both pro-worker and anti-war, but I want to push on that.
Would you be in favor of a U.S. government that uses the U.S.'s might to threaten to
intervene on countries with low tax of the rich for them to increase them?
What?
You're saying like we have a communist government and the communist government is unbelievably
militant. And there's a United States that's like the United Soviet States, okay? But there's
still like a capitalist European Union or something. And America is now going to say,
hey, you need, will militarily intervene unless you give your workers more rights. Is that what
you're saying? What kind of question is this? Yes. Do you think the world would look the
the same, where would be, where would there be any, let's say America magically overnight
turns into a communist utopia.
Why would any other country not also move in that direction, especially our vassals?
Like, this is a ridiculous hypothetical.
Trotskyism, but as a Maoist American.
They realize the irony in many of those things right now.
And now there is kind of a small communist takeover in Maine.
You know, Plattner, Plattner, he's already announced that he's an about communist.
He's made that statement.
I mean, put that online now he's going to be the Democratic nominee.
So there is a resurgent about the socialism and that's becoming more and more part of
it.
And now there's more.
Yeah, would you be in favor of a permanent international revolution in the hands of a
Trotskyist American militant state that will what invade Switzerland militarily?
Is that what the argument is?
Let's focus on this current existence, okay, and not like an unbelievable hypothetical
that will never take shape regardless. It's so funny. Yeah, we will take our tanks and
we will storm the barricades of Switzerland. Zurich, you are next.
It's like a marriage of the Palestinian, the anti-ice, the abolished ice and now
turning it in to like an orgy of socialism here. And that's sad because it's supposed to be about
labor unions. I am an absolutely proud pro-union Democrat, but the kinds of mess that you see
are showing up. Yeah, it's ironic because labor unions historically have always been about this.
Throughout the history of trade unionism, it's actually the, this is rare to see labor
uh... movements not focus on
the international working class in any way shape or form
that's what labor unions used to do
okay yet john is pro-afl cia yeah that is
the american labor union movement
has unfortunately morphed into this
uh... uh... business pro capitalist machine
and that
is hopefully going to change as well
the reality the matter is
for the longest
time did the history of labor militancy has always been international
okay
in many of them
i mean that's
that is the worst impulses that are party
continues we just seems to can't resist those things
it's so funny that he's like what's up with these labor unions in the
uh... international solidarity amongst the working class like what the fuck
is that about what is this
socialism shit coming from labor unions what
labor unions are not socialist
after all we made it illegal for them to have any communism in the labor union
that is by law by the way it is literally illegal
in the united states america to this day
for someone who is a self-avowed communist or any
communist party member
to run a labor union did you guys know that
that is the fucking law in this country the first amendment by the way
First amendment, my ass.
Anyway, I always appreciate John Federman because yes,
he is living, breathing proof that brain damage
makes you more right-wing.
Sorry for the lower loomer jump scare.
I know, I know that terrifies you.
Anyway, now let's get to Trump declaring the Iran hostilities terminated as gas prices
rise.
Iran passes the 60-day mark.
President Trump claims hostilities with Iran have been terminated, so he can bypass the
headline that requires the president to seek congressional approval to continue
military action the president making the declaration in a letter to Congress
but undercutting his own argument just hours later you know we're in a war
because I think you would agree we cannot um to the first time Chatter
who said you should leave the US if you hated so much I don't like the
current government. Okay, I don't like many of the previous governments either. That doesn't
mean I dislike the people, okay? Especially because if I hated the United States of America
and wanted it to perish, then I would be a Republican, okay?
Now, you might think you love America, but if you vote for the Republican Party or
if you vote for these right-wing democracies, well, you're basically accelerating America's
demise, and you're harming both yourself, your loved ones, and Americans all around the country, okay?
If I hated America, I would love the current American government. If I hated Americans,
I would love the idea that is resilient in the American political class, that Americans don't
deserve free healthcare, okay? So I always find it funny whenever people go, oh dude,
Do you hate America? Why don't you leave America? It's like, brother, I don't think you understand.
I want you to have health care. I want you to have free college. I want
there not to be any homelessness in the streets. I want our drug problems to be solved, okay?
How can you say that I hate America and especially Americans too? If I want these
sorts of things, these guys don't. And it's really funny because Republicans will openly
admit they don't want those things problem is of course because we're so
goddamn propagandize because we're so fucking propagandize we think yeah the
people that are telling us that we don't deserve more are the ones that
actually love America and the people telling us we do deserve more absolutely
hate it
let lunatics have a nuclear weapon the Strait of Hormuz released closed
trigger the global energy crisis and the highest gas prices in four years. The
US naval blockade is in full force, more than 20 US warships and 50,000
American troops in the region. Under international law a blockade is an
active war. And with peace talks stalled, Trump now warning Iran has two
options. Do we want to go and just blast Al out of them and finish him
forever? Or do we want to try and make a deal? Yeah, yeah, he's so he's so nice that he just
he could press that button any moment, but he just simply hasn't. Or perhaps he tried to press
that button over and over again and found out that it doesn't actually work. I don't know.
Maybe that's why we're in this current quagmire. Iranians state media reports Tehran has sent
a new proposal to the US, but Trump says he's not satisfied with it. So they want to make a
the deal, but we just had a conversation with Iran. Let's see what happens. But I would
say that I am not happy. This as a new ABC News Washington Ipsos poll finds that 61% of
Americans think U. S military action against Iran was a mistake. And just 36% think it
was the right thing to do. And with gas prices surging, that poll shows over four
in 10 Americans have cut back on driving or cut other household expenses because
of high gas prices.
Now I try to drive a little less.
I cut down on groceries a little bit.
Every time I fill up, it's an extra $20 tax.
I've never paid this much for gas my entire life.
And overnight, a major new development, the Pentagon announced that the U.S. plans to
withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany over the next six to 12 months.
It comes as President Trump has been blasting our NATO allies for not getting directly
involved in this war with Iran, and after a public clash with the German Chancellor
who criticized the Trump administration's handling of the war, saying, quote, the Americans clearly
have no strategy with rights.
Let's wait a way for it to appreciate the U. S. Numero Uno laid another wildcard late last
this is awesome.
Um, I mean, I, I personally find this to be very funny.
I'm sure that like NATO Atlantis is are freaking the fuck out about this, but Donald
Trump got so mad that Friedrich Merz.
once remembered that he has certain responsibilities, or at least remembered he had a fucking brain
and turned around and said, what America's doing in Iran is actually unbelievably stupid.
And what America's doing in Iran is really hurting both America, accelerating its demise
and even hurting its allies, such as ourselves in Germany, right?
The one time where he offered a little bit of pushback, and Donald Trump was like, well,
guess what?
We're withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany to, I guess, somehow punish Germany, to punish
Germany because Germany is not involving itself in our unbelievably stupid military
conquest over Iran that has been a failure, which Merce said was humiliating for America.
He said the United States is being humiliated by Iran due to the actions that it's taken.
Now America's saying, okay, no more what military occupation of Germany.
Oh, no.
Oh, no, Germany might have a semblance, a crumb of autonomy.
Oh, no.
What will Germany do?
Okay.
What will Germany do?
maybe our German socialist comrades can take advantage of this moment for once in their
lives and organize around this to be like, yes, this is great. Please keep it going. Keep up the
movement. This is good. This is good for a better utilization of American resources. This is good
for Germany to develop some symbols of autonomy and sovereignty. Not that it's going to happen
regardless, but it's a good thing. Good job, Trump. Keep it going. More of this, please.
I am in favor of this night shortly before this post Trump ordered thousands of US troops out of
Germany in a spat and despite growing pressure to reach a lasting deal with Iran he sees little
reason to fold rejecting Tehran's latest proposal to end tensions they're not coming through with
the kind of deal that we have to have and yeah Merz is one of the most unpopular PMs and the
cucked SPD are still coalition with him after being super unpopular themselves before they're
cooked, the linka is nothing. I know it's very disappointing. AFD is going to be elected in
the next elections. I hope not, but ironically enough, the one party that is like spiritually
MAGA is the AFD and they're the ones who are actually demanding that the American military
withdrawal from Germany. So it's, again, a huge issue for there not to be loud anti-imperialist
German leftist voices in this goddamn country. Because American military withdrawal from
Germany is not a bad thing, okay? It's not a bad thing at all. Unless it's being shepherded
by Nazis like the AFD. Okay. And the problem is they are the ones who are championing this
movement. They are the ones who have openly championed this initiative and now they're
going to look victorious. AFD leader, lesbian, far-right woman dating
Sri Lanka and she also lives in Switzerland and opposes gay marriage. She's anti-immigrant
to what a character. I mean, that's, that's the reason why all this identity stuff
is just like totally irrelevant. It's totally secondary. It's just optics. I know. Okay. I
mean, Candace Owens was, and still is in many respects, one of the most outspoken white
supremacists in the country who gives a shit about your background, right? Like your background
only matters as much as your, your lived experience and how that has contributed to
your advocacy. Trita Parsley's take on Mertz, Germany's Mertz welcomed Israel's
attack on Iran in June 2025 and said Israel was doing Europe's dirty work. He welcomed
Trump's war in Iran in February and dismissed its illegality. Now as a rat jumping off a
sinking ship, he claims he always had doubts about the war.
The Germany that proudly stood against the Iraq war in 2003 is long gone. The German
government has turned Germany into a vassal of the United States. Of course Trita is
still, I think Trita doesn't go as hard as I do. Obviously he's at the Quincy
Institute. Quincy Institute, I would say is one of the only think tanks that's
like anti-war in Washington, D.C., but even then, it's not an anti-imperialist think tank,
of course. I mean, far more radical than the average Washington foreign policy think tank,
make no mistake, and I really appreciate their existence.
But the reason why I bring up this difference in opinion is because Germany has been a
vassal of the United States of America since World War II ended West Germany specifically,
now all of germany so
uh... you know it's not it's not a new phenomena at all it's just gotten worse
over the years
by this vessel
uh... but this vessel wants its cake and to eat it to benefit from america's
wars they go well while washington's hands of the war if they go badly
this is why america's refrain from turning once good allies into vassals
it benefits neither in the long run
AFT politicians also farming sympathy by criticizing Israel before any other party, even if it's
out of anti-Semitism more than anything else, but in a vacuum where nobody ever raises their
voice.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Mevzlekaya.
What is that?
What's Ayur?
Ear?
Ayur?
Yeah.
Oh, balls.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Ear? Eyer?
Yeah.
Oh balls.
Oh testicles. Yeah, yeah, of all.
Yeah.
Yeah, of all. Mertz, Mertz, he's always licking the eye. Oh, yeah.
Testicles.
Always. Yeah.
No, you can't do that at all.
status that Germany is, both a vassal to Israel and also to the United States of America,
which is crazy. Negotiations are not about us accepting what
they dictate, not about us accepting what they want to impose with threats. This is
not negotiation, this is the acceptance of an imposition.
Trump says he holds all the cards, but some European allies say he's got nothing
to play. This was the German Chancellor earlier this week.
I cannot see what strategic exits the Americans are now opting for.
Especially as the Iranians are obviously negotiating very skillfully or rather very skillfully not negotiating an entire nation.
It's a very well known meme because there's a minor student protestor who demonstrated with a paper shield that said,
Maristlik Ayre, who got arrested?
In Germany, you'd be in jail for real? For real? No, the fuck I wouldn't. I don't think they would.
It is being humiliated by the Iranian state leadership.
In a punishment for those remarks, the US has now announced it'll be withdrawing 5,000 US troops stationed in Germany.
asked if other European allies might face the same, Trump said.
Yeah, why should I, you know, look, why shouldn't I, dude, I, I, first of all, in Germany,
I would probably go to jail far before my thoughts on merits for what I say with regular
frequency on Israel.
I actually do wonder what it will look like eventually when I do travel to Europe
Europe obviously doesn't have the same standards on free speech. A lot of European countries,
especially when it comes to the Israel issue, are unbelievably restrictive. So I do think about
that. I wonder if I was going to Germany now that you have these congressional condemnations
and whatnot. I wonder if Germany would try to restrict my travel. I haven't even thought about it.
Imagine Germany, Germany intercepts my flight before Benjamin Netanyahu is to be like you
can't be on German airspace, you are not allowed on the German on the
Germany airspace yeah how dare you you are the war criminal you are the most
dangerous war criminal yeah yes we will do the sanctions on you rather than the
sanctions on rather than the sanctions on Benjamin Netanyahu who is a good man
he's good they're good yeah they've they've denied Janis Varoufakis entry into
country so I don't think it's that shocking that they would do a similar thing to me as well.
America will invade Haig to rescue you. Yeah, I'm pretty sure.
Some states want to pass a law that can give you up to five years for denying Israel's right
to exist, buddy. You don't know that vibe we have here, buddy. No, I do know. I am very
familiar with the insane restrictions that are coming out of different European countries,
specifically around protecting Israel's feelings.
Italy has not been of any help to us and Spain has been horrible.
60 days in and the cracks are showing at home too.
It's after this time period, by law, a US president must receive approval from Congress or see hostilities.
Some within Trump's own party had said they might need to reconsider their support after 60 days.
The Trump administration is
Why don't you go to Israel you'll be arrested but bring way more attention and motion to yourself
Dude, do you think I'm suicidal? I?
Want to let it be known. I am not suicidal in any way shape or form. I am not depressed
I don't have any free weights in the home. Okay, I do not have any weapons in the home. Okay?
Like what?
I'm not doing this for self-promotion and not only that but also all of this ends at
least for me if I go to Israel and die okay are you Mossad chatter you're like come come
to Israel we will treat you very good come to Israel please why don't you go to Israel
it's tiny nation surrounded by scary countries come to Israel see it's bad neighborhood
it's size of new jersey it's fine come to Israel they will just arrest you and then it will boost your profile
is arguing the rule doesn't apply as the war in Iran ended with the ceasefire in early April
The administration has been undertaking hostilities or the threat of hostilities throughout the
ceasefire period by implementing a blockade of Iranian ports.
That in and of itself means that the war power's resolution clock even under the administration's
own theory shouldn't have paused or terminated.
And this is what that ceasefire looks like in Lebanon.
Israeli military released this video showing what they claim is the targeting of positions
belonging to the militant group Hezbollah in the south.
Israeli soldiers
This is actually a really interesting take.
Adnan style, we're proud vassal, but we have to act as if we hate the USA in front of cameras.
We'll be huge in Europe the next decade.
I'm stealing that take.
I think most countries are actually Turkifying.
The United States of America is obviously Turkifying.
And some might say, Adon just basically stole Vladimir Putin's shtick to begin with, right?
But I do think that there's like, there's only two different modes now.
You have, you know, Chinese style governance, right?
You have Chinese style governance that has its short sides, but they've, you know,
many benefits as well.
And then you have in liberal capitalist countries, you will see more and more of this like
like a Turkification out of the one style of governance, Victor Orban, which, you know,
was obviously taken out. So there is a little bit of hope there. But, you know, like a Vladimir
Putin style form of governance where it's like free market capitalism, but it's actually
not. It's just a ecliptocracy where there's unilateral control over the economy. It's
It's a command economy that is pro-capitalist oligarch, that is friendly with the administration,
that stays in power for decades and decades.
Very interesting formation that is taking shape.
Now Europe hasn't done that, I'll admit, Europe's parliamentary system has not done
that.
a social democracy that's crippling, right? However, what Mertz is doing here does remind
me of Erdogan a little bit, where you posture as though you're very against American movements,
as though you're antagonistic to the state, in broad daylight, in public, but you're
actually a happy vassal regardless and that's what Adon has done, that's how he's maintained
his power as well. There are moments where he can actually even demand more from America.
Get certain liberties, right? Look into Hussain Dota, bro, I know I have covered Hussain Dota.
Okay, I have. I don't know what's wrong with you. For the love of Allah, please look
up Hussain Dota and what the German state did to him. Yes, they declared him stateless.
like locked under a de facto house arrest. They took away his credit cards. I know. I'm
very familiar with the Seyndoro. I've covered it before many times as a matter of fact. Okay.
Please stop spamming. Yes, Seyndoro, head of red media, was basically declared states
can't even fucking travel. His family can't even bank in Europe. It's like EU imposed
sanctions. Open Presence is back. Never here to judge you. Appreciate your analytical takes
more than any other. Open Presence, where you been, dude? As soon as Qatar started getting
bomb you went away it freaked us out a little bit this man used to be this man
used to drop
restream what does that mean this man used to drop like hundo bombs multiple
times throughout the fucking day and then he just went away one day he
vanished when the world needed him the most he vanished
Yeah, open presence was the was the primary funder of the people's broadcasting service
It's odd. It's odd that there's once the street of hormones closed. So did the gifted subs
Oh red stream not red media. Sorry red stream
Time abroad time to touch grass uh abroad abroad where
In the gulf maybe in the gulf perhaps
Interesting
On the pitch of a football stadium in one of the many Lebanese border towns they've destroyed
Less than an hour's drive away in the city
Open presence with a hunter bomb. He's back
This hospital is struggling to treat the high numbers out open presence was open her moves
The present was Hormuz all along the straight of Hormuz
Now that the Shredda Hormuz is open once again the Iran war is terminated according to Donald Trump
My man was sitting on a tanker
And now that the tanker can transit through the straight he's back
members of wounded civilians
Sana survived an Israeli drone her legs did not
In the morning, my husband, my daughter, my son-in-law and I went out to work in a banana
plantation.
At around 10 o'clock, we were hit by a drone.
It knocked us off our feet and I lost my consciousness."
On the ground today, the ceasefire Trump points to looks increasingly fragile.
Israel and Iranian-backed Hezbollah are still trading fire.
And with U.S. Iran talks stalled, what hope is there of ending the violence here?
Well, I'm joined now by Aaron David Miller, who is a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment
for International Peace and a former State Department diplomat who spent years negotiating
for peace in the Middle East.
Thank you so much for joining us.
I wanted to start by asking you about these comments made by both sides in the
last 24 hours.
Trump saying he's unsatisfied by the progress.
Iranian official warning that renewed fighting was likely. What do you make of where we're
at?
I think we're nowhere. I think both sides still believe time is on their side, although I suspect
the Iranian clock is ticking much more slowly than Trump's. I think both sides believe
they still have an escalatory dimension that they can add to this campaign. And right
Right now, of all the possible outcomes, the blockade causing the Iranian regime to capitulate
or become more compliant, an increase in kinetic activity, more military strikes by
the United States, or negotiations, those three options, I don't see any of them being
seriously tethered to an end to this war.
We're now in the third month.
This coming week will be the third month of this war.
Yes, Devin Burns. I have, I have checked your logs. And yes, I am familiar with what's going on in
Mali. I haven't had time to cover it on the broadcast. There's no, no, uh, no signs of, uh,
well humans would regard it an end to the conflict. In terms of the U.S., do you- Yeah, okay,
listen, whenever, God, it has been kind of funny. It has been kind of funny watching, uh,
American analysts, like pro-American imperialism people, like just those who want the continuation
of American empire to withstand this self-imposed idiocy are actively coping. One of the most
insane versions of cope is actually a very old trope that America always utilizes. I saw this
last night on CNN with Caitlin Collins. I don't know if you guys saw it as well.
They were pulling off the oldest trick in the book. Oh, they're using dolphins. They have
militarized dolphins. Okay. Look at this. Look, look at this. Here, we got to watch this real quick
before we get back to the other analysts being like, well, both sides are looking at their,
their escalatory ladder and how far up they can go.
The steps have them go dark and still deliver that oil to China.
I mean, there's a physical blockade, they literally cannot do that right now.
This is a physical blockade, they're not able to send their oil and the resources to China
and a vast majority of their oil experts were going via sea to give you a sign of
the desperate measures they're contemplating.
The Wall Street Journal reported today that they're contemplating measures like suicide
dolphins, dolphins equipped with mines.
Bro, this is home.
Why do they always do this?
Why does a foreign policy guy, every single country that we have ever fought against,
there's always a foreign policy guy that will go on mainstream news and sincerely
say that they're deploying kamikaze dolphins. We did this with Russia, okay? I'm sure there's
like, there's gotta be someone who has seen this before. I can't be alone in this, right?
Like in the age of loitering munitions and the age of like drone warfare, okay? Both
underwater and also in the air, why would anyone try to train tactical dolphins? It
It makes no sense. We've claimed that North Korea has done this. We've claimed that Russia
has done this. I'm sure at some point they might have even claimed China has done this.
Okay. The irony of course is we have attempted this. That's not even a joke. Oh, here's
Mike Benz. Yeah.
Annual reminder that every time we go to war, we accuse the other side of having weaponized
attack dolphins. People forget how big the media surround sound was on the threat
of Russian militarized dolphins above NPR and NBC below Politico Newsweek, the Guardian
USA today.
Russia boosts dolphin patrols to protect Crimean Naval Base. Russia deploys combat dolphins
to Black Sea Frontline. Combat dolphins. Combat dolphins everywhere. It's so stupid and I
don't know why they do it. The US intelligence community has now spread the story in different
years that Russia, China and Iran used dolphins for suicide missions, always the same script,
only the name of country changes for the Hollywood adult brain of the American public, may be
a good script. What do I know? I don't know why they do this. I genuinely don't understand
why they do this because for the record, we have tried it and it's failed. Okay?
Sincerely tried to do this. Okay, military marine mammal
Has been trained by the United States examples include bottlenose dolphin seal sea lions beluga
whales the united states and soviet militaries have trained employed oceanic dolphins for various uses
Okay
Huh
Yeah, ukrainian navy dolphins us trained dolphins and sea lions under the us navy marine mammal program
which is based in San Diego, California. This is a real thing, has, has tried to deploy
these dolphins and bluga whales and things like that for military purpose. It doesn't
make any sense. I don't understand it. I don't know why they keep saying that this
This is the case because it's so not cost effective.
It's so stupid.
We already have the Orca program in the United States of America.
We already have underwater unmanned drones that we have developed and are utilizing.
So does Iran.
Iran has torpedo style drones that they can deploy and have deployed.
There's no use or need for an unbelievably costly endeavor such as this one with zero
upside and no guarantees whatsoever.
Kamikaze dolphins.
The Persians want to strap mines to dolphins to weaponize the Strait.
Don't tell PETA.
It's also, it's just so stupid.
There's no guarantee that a dolphin is going to listen to the commands, okay?
These rogues are desperate.
The blockades already forced 45 ships to do a 180.
And now the Pentagon is using AI to hunt down Iranian mines.
The president says it's basically already over.
The blockade has been unbelievable.
Powerful, 100 percent.
It's been actually unbelievable.
If we left right now, we had a great victory, but we're not doing that.
The Pentagon says the blockades already cost the Iranians $5 billion.
And inflation is so high it'd make Biden blush.
Kamikaze dolphins.
The Persians want to strap mines to dolphins to weaponize the Strait.
Don't tell PETA.
These rogues are desperate.
The blockades already forced 45 ships to do a 180.
And now the Pentagon is using AI to hunt down Iranian mines.
The president says it's basically already over.
The blockade has been unbelievable.
Powerful, 100% it's been actually unbelievable.
If we left right now, we had a great victory.
My uncle unironically did dolphin demolitions
30 years ago in our Navy.
Yes, it's been attempted.
It's definitely a real thing.
It's just there's no evidence that Iran has even trained dolphins and certainly no evidence
that Iran is currently using dolphins in this in this conflict in this iteration of the conflict
in the Shreddov Hormuz.
And it also doesn't make sense.
It doesn't make sense to use dolphins in the age of drone warfare.
That's what I'm saying.
I'm saying that it's just like an unbelievably stupid point of propaganda that Americans
love deploying for some strange reason. I don't know if it's to tie the foreign adversary to animal
cruelty or something. I don't know what galvanizing purpose this serves, right?
Because obviously, when the American mainstream media chooses to advance a certain narrative,
there's obviously a purpose behind it. It's never to, especially when it comes to foreign
entanglements, it's never to like say the truth. It's it serves some kind of
state department purpose, right? It's propaganda. So sometimes it can be truthful,
but in many instances it's a massaging of the truth or it's just an outright fabrication.
In this circumstance, it's an outright fabrication and I don't know what the purpose of it is.
I guess it's to like ridicule the enemy to say like, oh, they're humiliated,
they've been destroyed so thoroughly so sufficiently that they're like deploying
this last-ditch effort by strapping C4 onto a dolphin or something, right?
To try to go after US ships. So that's not a measure which projects real strength.
Wait, I'm sorry. How would that even work?
So this has been discussed in the past by the Iranian regime that...
They want to strap bombs to dolphins.
To dolphins with even Caitlyn Ghosn. Like, yeah, I don't know if that's real.
of mines to go after US ships.
Now, that's a pretty crazy asymmetric tool,
but this is some of the measures
that are being reported right now.
I mean, do you think?
Yeah, reported by you and your source.
Oh, I just made it up.
My source, you say, it's my ass.
I pulled it out of my ass.
That they could actually try.
If they actually tried that,
what would that say about their desperation?
Well, this is something that they've thrown out in the past
to show the various options they have at their disposal.
But again, this is not a show of a country
which is strong.
You don't contemplate those kinds of measures
when you're strong.
Oh, my source, Muhammad al-Dulfin.
Yeah.
But it is always funny when they roll out this, uh, this hilarious line of propaganda, okay?
And that's, that's where we're at.
We're at the dolphin stage of American propaganda.
Now let's get back to this guy, uh, who's doing at least like cope, but more normal.
Like, oh yeah, both sides have cards to play still, but they haven't played them.
This is the intellectual version of what Donald Trump, uh, says, okay?
And Donald Trump goes on television and says, we could destroy Iran militarily, but we're
choosing not to, we're just waiting, we're waiting for a better deal.
That's bullshit, okay?
But the way that Donald Trump talks about these sorts of issues, most Americans can
pick up that it's bullshit, right?
Unless they're a part of the cult.
So for the people that are not a part of the cult, you have to give a more intellectual
spin.
So the intellectualized version of that is, well, both sides actually have a lot of opportunity
to go up the escalation ladder, and yet they are weighing their options here.
The American military deterrence has been spectacularly successful, and there's a blockade
that has been implemented, and that is a true deterrence for Iran.
And Iran is really suffering right now, and time is not on their side.
And they say stuff like that, just know it's bullshit. Okay. Time is not on the side of
the United States of America. The United States of America is the hegemon here is tasked primarily
with a safe passage of safe transit of oil tankers through the shade of Hormuz. If the
oil tankers are not passing every moment that passes every moment where oil tankers
are not transiting through the trade of Hormuz unimpeded is a moment where America
is the responsible party and is seen as the party to blame and therefore it's bad for American
force projection capabilities. It's bad for the relationship that we have cultivated with our
allies. It's just not good at all. However, on the Iranian side, the Iranian side has a lot more
time in this game of attrition. They have been forced out of the international markets
regardless by way of sanctions and therefore they're used to eating this kind of instability,
this kind of volatility.
I think that Donald Trump will be under more pressure domestically with these 60 days
that he's meant to go to the Congress,
he said that he doesn't have to go.
Do you think that Republicans are gonna start backing out
with their support for a war that is not popular
with lots of Americans?
Yeah, it's hard to see now more of a hoax
are speaking out, some are threatening to hold hearings,
others to force a vote to try to create clarity
and where certain members of the House
and the Senate stand on these issues.
But war powers, even though it imposes a legal obligation,
has always been a political issue.
But no president, Democratic or Republican,
since 1973, since the passage of war powers,
has agreed and complied with those terms.
And it's largely because in our system,
the president, unlike the Supreme Court or the Congress,
it goes in and out of session.
The presidency never goes in and out of session.
has access to intelligence. And the Constitution gives the president an extraordinary description
of me way with the effective foreign policy. So I don't see where power is being hindrance.
It's usually a tool that the opposing party uses to criticize the administration. Or in
the case of this one, you will, if the war goes on another month or two, I think you really
will begin to see Republicans jit up efforts to try to pressure the administration to stop it.
What's your sense of how long this will potentially go on for and the ramifications that it has for the world economy right now?
You know, the average length of an interstate war since 1815 has been roughly three to four months.
This was begun as a war of choice, now as a war of necessity, in large part because the Iranians weaponized geography,
forcing the closure or at least the sort of orchestrated effort on who gives
through the straits and who doesn't and the Americans have responded with a net
of American destroyers outside the straits to block traffic. I think that
the internet community though may have to get used to the fact that returning
the straits to status guante where it represented an international waterway
with unfettered access. I think those days may be over, because the Iranians now believe
they can use the straits. They don't want them closed, but they can use them for leverage
and as a way to orchestrate pressure on the Gulf Straits or the Americans if necessary.
So we may be in for a completely different reality if in fact this war or when it does
conclude.
And just I have to briefly ask you while I have you, ceasefire-looking increasingly
fragile, also on the other front with Israel and Lebanon as well. What hope do you have
that that may end soon? Very little. Unless you get a U.S.-Iranian
negotiation that's serious and the Iranians begin to demand that the Israelis stand down
in Lebanon, I think the president of those circumstances would in fact impose an end
to Israel's offensive operations in Lebanon. But getting the Israelis and to give up
on his Bola or his Bola, frankly, to stand down or the Lebanese government to disarm and
forcibly demilitarize his Bola. It's a long way off, so I suspect Lebanon's future is
still quite grim when it comes to that Israeli-Hisbola confrontation.
And one more assessment, actually. This pullout decision to take 5,000 American troops
out of Germany, Italy and Spain could follow. Is this a new low for U.S.-Europe relations?
I would argue it is and Germans have stepped up, which is the irony here. I mean, I punish the Germans. They're actually trying to remove constraints and military spending. They've ramped up their own.
It's so funny that, again, fascism is a suicidal ideology and it's self-defeating, right?
And in some respects, like Trump's demand for instant gratification and the anger that
he feels towards the German Chancellor saying correct things about America being humiliated
here is going to hurt America's expensive military conquest in the long run.
Like, yeah, pulling out of NATO or like removing a number of troops from German soil is not
something that I ever imagined would take place.
But it does actually move the needle against American Empire, so I'll take it.
I don't have an issue with that.
I think it's good.
Let him do it.
10,000 troops. Bring them back here at the fuck are they doing in Germany, you know? Respect.
Yeah, it's further degradation of US global hegemony. It's correct.
Germany is a profoundly important security partnership for America in the European Union.
Any sort of friction between Germany and America that causes Germany to
to maintain some semblance of dignity,
some semblance of sovereignty, I'll fucking take it.
I think that's good.
Now, of course there's 35,000 total troops.
As far as I understand in Germany,
there's like 80,000 in Korea, by the way.
Let's take some out of Korea too while we're at it.
That'd be fantastic.
But yeah, you know, to take out 10,000, why 5,000?
Let's do 10, let's do 20.
Okay.
Yeah, both Gulf Wars and Afghanistan wouldn't have been possible without the
Rammstein airbase is correct. It's not just the Rammstein airbase though,
it's what the American True Presence in, what the American True
Presence in these countries actually means. It means control, it means
domination, right? That is an ever-present, not so subtle threat. Now
Now we don't see it as such because currently, as I have repeatedly explained to you guys
over and over again, we have a security cooperative agreement.
We have a security, we have an understanding here, right?
It's a security cooperation that we have with Germany, with all of our partners, with
all of our security partners, with our 800 military bases that we know of all around
the world.
When soft power diminishes and it's just hard power when Trump is behaving like he is is a madman
Okay, there aren't 80,000 in South Korea more like 25,000
My mistake. I I exaggerated vastly. I don't know where I got that number from I pulled it out of my ass like the dolphin guys do
Okay
However, as I was saying, by the way, think about how insane that number is regardless
of like 25,000 troops.
Still insane.
Oh, sorry. There's a 55,000 in Japan. There are 55,000 troops in Japan. Let's see what
Number is in Korea
The number in Korea is 30,000 approximately 28,000 so
With Japan and Korea the number reaches 85,000
South Korea and and Japan together come to about 85,000
so
Maybe that's where I pulled the number out of my ass from okay, so
As I was saying, like close to 80,000, as I was saying, as I was saying,
800 military bases can turn into 800 separate invasions overnight. Okay. It's all a matter of
the relationship that we have with these countries. So as long as it's positive,
then we're happy, right? Everybody's happy. But if the relationship is no longer positive,
it turns sour. All of a sudden, the 35,000 troops that you have in a NATO base in a NATO
facility in Germany is now 35,000 armed combatants on enemy soil. Do you understand?
I represent the largest conventional military in Europe. They're a good ally. This is a function
of an impulsive president with a very thin skin who simply cannabide criticism. And
mayors fell into this. But again, I think the Europeans also have to demonstrate where
they stand on these things. And in the Iran War is, I think important for their own credibility
and for European public opinion.
And David Miller, great to have your insights this weekend. Thank you very much for your
time. Thank you.
Thanks for having me.
It's a pretty extraordinary scene yesterday outside the U.S. Embassy along the Malecon,
famous coastal highway here in Havana with the Cuban government calling a march that took place
there in anti-imperialist march the government organizing that march bringing out hundreds of
thousands yeah we have this to march past the usm we'll talk about the out front report too
this is like one of the first major reports coming from cnn
The
Iranian, the damage that U.S. bases took, and that's still a fraction of the information.
Intended to be sent to the US government that the Cuban government in its current form is here to stay
That is what the Cuban government is saying in the face of continued pressure campaign from the US government
Nothing more impactful within that campaign than the oil blockade that has been going on for months now
We spent the last few days here in Havana really getting a set oil pressure
Swagged out bro. Look at that buggy
That's a that's a buggy in Cuba with the matte black. Oh my lord these people man
These people, man. God, I fucking love Cuba.
The Cuban people are unbelievably resilient and incredibly creative. Okay, look at that.
My man slapped on the black matte, the matte black paint.
Incredible.
Months now. We spent the last few days here in Havana really getting a sense of what that blockade has done to the local economy.
This was an economy that was already strained.
The U.S. government saying that was in large part due to Cuban government inefficiency,
corruption, inept management of the economy here, but there is no question that the oil
blockade imposed by the U.S. has made things worse here.
Trash is piling up in the streets because trash trucks don't have enough gas to pick
them up.
We see rolling blackouts, time, and again families forced to do homework even.
We saw kids doing homework by lantern.
It is a very intense situation and the longer this country does not get the
oil that it needs, the worse it gets for ordinary Cubans. The Trump administration is intent
on changing the regime here in Cuba, but at least from what we've seen so far, the Cuban
government does not intend to take that line down.
Rihanna?
All right, Matt, thank you for showing us what the people there are going through.
We should just let them survive. We should just let them exist, I think. It feels
kind of crazy. Feels kind of crazy that we don't.
Almost every weekend is easy to find a pro Palestine march even if it's a smaller one
like this in Lewish and Southeast London.
Um, yeah, this is what I was talking about when I was referencing the lack of protections.
Meanwhile, the U.S. is intensifying its strangulation to Cuba.
The U.S. sanctions are already associated with increasing infant mortality, according
to a recent study totaling 1,800 infant deaths.
Trump and Rubio are willing to kill babies to advance their depraved, imperialist fantasies.
This is from CEPR, Center for Economic Policy and Research.
U.S. sanctions on the sharp rise in infant mortality in Cuba.
That's just like, that's on autopilot.
Let's just rank cruelty for the sake of cruelty with no real discernible purpose, and yeah,
it's just ongoing.
And many Americans, I mean, they've been polled on this, right?
There was a data for progress poll that was conducted by Progressive International, it
was paid for by Progressive International that showed that the overwhelming majority
of Americans want ease of sanctions on Cuba when asked about it, because most people
don't know what it is.
Some hold these marches responsible for the troubling rise in anti-Semitic attacks and
abuse.
The Prime Minister has said marches could be restricted.
When you hear some of those chants, globalise the interfaith, the one that I would pick
out, then clearly there should be tougher action.
Oh God, shut the fuck up!
Many people in the Jewish community have said to me, it's the nature, it's the
cumulative effect.
Now I accept that, which is why we intend to deal with cumulative effects.
I think it is time to ban these marches.
They are trying to let people know that there is support for harming Jews, we need to make
sure that that is stopped completely.
Otherwise we're going to continue seeing horrific events like we saw in Goldersgreen this week.
Some here understand that call for restraint.
It is horrible to think that any community anywhere is living in fear and if a small
To the UK is is abysmal
It blows my mind that
instead of hearing the voices and
The chance that demand an end to the bloodshed that Israel is committed their responses
Well, this hurts our feelings
So you should just shut the fuck up and if you don't shut the fuck up
We are going to force you to shut the fuck up
Not realizing that this only will galvanize the movement, this will only push people further
and further into taking action.
If the Jewish community were also trying to bridge gaps between themselves, Muslims, Palestinians
And also what the Israel state has been doing over this time.
There's been no open criticism or any action against the Lebanese April the 8th action.
I think there's been plenty of criticism.
And also the other side of it is asking a lot of the Jewish community,
which has faced these attacks, which has seen people killed, you know, in Manchester.
To us, then, they have to do the work is a bit unfair now.
Yeah, also, sure.
What's what's crazy is what is taking place in in the UK. There was like a crazy guy, I think
That uh
Was crazy is
LBC take talk to piss you off about this. Why should yeah
um
So there was a crazy guy that went on a mass stabbing
event and he stabbed two Jewish people and if you if you listen to the media and the way
that they covered it it was like a guy that was perfectly sane and went on a rampage against
Jewish people specifically because he was pro-Palestine right except it turns out
he also stabbed a Muslim person too.
And yet I didn't know about it until after I read beyond the headlines because the way
the way that they covered it the way that they have like covered this guy is that he just
he's like a like a pro-Palestinian guy who just went out and sought out revenge.
The 45-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and remains in custody
following a checkup at a local hospital.
He has a history of serious violence and mental health issues and that investigation continues.
Let me say a few words about what this was.
Let me be clear.
This is an attack on one community.
An attack on one community is an attack on all London's communities.
This was an attack on Londoners. It is an attack on British Jews. Too many Jewish people in
this country feel they have to make choices that no other Britain ever has to make.
That's also kind of crazy to say because right after Keir Starmer came into office, I recall
there were literal directed pogroms against all refugees in the country, specifically against
Muslim refugees in the country, anyone who looks to be Muslim.
So the idea that this is like, the idea that the hate crimes only go in one direction is
crazy when they were fucking firebombing hotels that they, that there were there
There were known refugees staying inside of those hotels.
They were literally fucking throwing Molotov cocktails at the exits.
We watched it unfold.
The idea that this is exclusive to Jewish people in the UK is crazy.
The UK is incredibly fucking violent and incredibly raises towards anyone that they consider
at any given moment to not be fully British, okay?
Of course, Kirstarmer's response to that
was to lean into the demands being made by those who were
committing pogroms and to say,
we don't want an England
Well, we don't know our neighbors, right?
A restrictive anti-immigration policy
rather than trying to tackle this issue at its root cause,
which isn't even to combat the hatred and extremism
necessarily, which they try to do as well to a certain degree.
But it's more so to tackle the underlying social services
that are in a dire state of disrepair
that has caused people to lose their fucking minds
and assume that the reason why they don't get the proper health care treatment from
the NHS is because of migrants, not realizing that it is the migrants that keep the NHS operational.
So it's actually the opposite in that circumstance, because once again, fascism, white nativist
anti-migrant sentiment, which is fascist, which is reactionary in nature, this kind
of ideology is suicidal, it's self-defeating.
The story is the same, okay?
It's always the same.
First comes austerity in the interest of capital.
Then comes privatization and diminished quality services,
more expensive services, okay?
Less reliable services.
That frustrates the population, the working class.
And then right-wing forces take advantage of that frustration, that anxiety, that animosity, and redirect that frustration to migrants
leaning into the idea that these foreigners
that you don't know are coming in to ruin this country and people believe it. This is an endless fucking feedback loop.
The solution to that is to say, no, these guys are just your neighbors.
They're not any different than you are.
They have the same class interest.
We must solve the underlying problems in British society.
All of this, of course, ironically enough, dramatically escalated after Brexit,
which was following the same exact trend.
This guy had a history of stabbing.
He stabbed two cops and a dog before 2008. He was in psychiatric ward, but they let him out
Which hasn't been disclosed why he stabbed the Muslim not long before he stabbed two Jewish people
He was someone who needed help, but the system failed him and the system caused these stabbings
I mean, yeah, this is a direct byproduct of
cutting
Some of these social safety nets for the record like this person should be in in a involuntary hold like he's very clearly
He should be getting the necessary medical treatment
or he was supposed to be getting the necessary medical treatment.
And yet the system is collapsing and he was out and about with a knife and he did these heinous acts of violence.
And instead of addressing the root cause of this problem, this incompetent government will turn around and say,
and say, oh, this was motivated entirely by the free Palestine movement.
You know, and that's why we have to make sure that you can't say free Palestine.
We have to have even more strict speech rules.
They have to make choices about how they dress, where they go, or how visibly they live their lives.
That's completely unacceptable.
This, by the way, ironically enough, is an identical pressure for Muslims in the UK and Muslims all around as well.
Like, that's what's so crazy to me at least, like in my analysis, in my interpretation.
Like everything he's saying, you could just say about Muslim people living in the West
and it would fit so perfectly.
This isn't to say that like Jews in the UK don't have these similar fears.
I believe they do.
Okay?
But it blows my mind.
It blows my mind that this only goes one way.
all of these institutions only care about it in one direction and actively
fomented in the opposite direction.
And it's gone on for far too long.
And to make matters worse, Kier Starmer is utilising this as an opportunity to punish pro-Palestinian speech.
speech. Now, when I say, Zach Polanski come out and read, he's also using this as an attack
against Zach Polanski to support a criticism of that. I think it's disgraceful. I think
it's disgrace. Zach Polanski is the leader of the Greens. Okay. And the Greens have
been blowing up and eating away at labor is unpopularity. A lot of people are leaving
the Labour Party to join the Greens, Zach Polanski, also not behead, is incredibly woke. Okay.
He's incredibly woke in a British way though. And sometimes when you're that woke in a
British way, you, you make missteps. Zach Polanski also happens to be Jewish for the
record. Okay. Just so you guys understand, which, you know, plays a role in his coverage
in the coverage of Zach Palaske, which is crazy. If this depiction of a Jewish politician that
is pro-Israel was done by a pro-Palestinian newspaper, they would arrest the cartoonist.
Okay, this would be this would be the news
For weeks
Okay, this would take up headlines for fucking weeks, but of course because Zach is
Jewish who happens to be anti-Zionist
Okay, then obviously you can do whatever the fuck you want to do you can depict them any way you want to depict them
Yeah, it's the Goyim blaming a Jew for anti-Semitism, by the way. That's what's going on, literally.
Kier Starmer and many others are playing fast and loose with tropes, with depictions,
and also claiming that the anti-Semitism is directly associated with the pro-Palestine
movement and Zach Polaski is responsible for the anti-semitism.
I've no doubt in my mind that those officers probably thought they're
on a larger risk. And if you see the footage, there's a lot of people in the
scene as well. Now, that didn't turn out to be the case, thankfully. But this is
the thing about police. And I learned to at first hand in Northern Ireland
when I was working with the police over there, I sat in the control rooms when they were making
decisions about operational matters. You have to make a decision in that split moment according
to the situation as you understand it to be. And for politicians to wade in, as Zak
Polanski did, is disgraceful. He's not fit to lead any political party. Now, when
I didn't see.
Zack Polanski come out and retweet.
Yeah, Zack Polanski retweeted something
that was critical of the way the police dealt with it,
apparently because they were like kicking the dude
after he got tased, okay?
Which, you know, optically speaking, isn't the greatest approach to the subject, right?
Maybe a little too woke for British society's taste.
They kicked him on the head like five times.
That was not wrong.
They made a decision to kick him on the head five times while he still had a knife.
Only a third Jewish community officer thought to disarm him first.
Yeah.
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Not Washington, but it's inside.
Oh, this is, oh, this is America.
I didn't realize they were doing American style apprehensions here.
Shit.
my mistake. Yeah, that's, you know, that's an unbelievable, and it's rank police, cruelty
police brutality. And it's also straight up exactly what happens in America all the time.
The only distinction here is that they don't have lethal arms here. They're using a taser.
I'm the only guy in the olive shirt thought to go with the knife.
I think he's a Jewish community police officer.
What is it called a shumrim or something, right?
I mean, brother, he has a knife in his hand. Bro, have you guys seen the way, yeah, awful
optics law, he's got a knife in his hand, dude. No, no, I'm saying, first of all, I'm
an American. Okay. I've seen American cops do this to someone that has no weapon whatsoever.
Okay. And not even in the aftermath of a stabbing incident. It's still brutality,
regardless, because if you have the capacity to disarm someone, no matter how heinous their
crime is, uh, without kicking them in the head, you do it.
Because every action that, uh, that cops are supposed to take in the situation, again,
these are not normal people.
These are officers of the law.
They have a totally different set of standards in the way that they behave.
Okay.
Or at least they're supposed to.
And I thought, perhaps foolishly, that they do, in the UK, behave by the book, right?
That's the reason why the third guy walks up and just takes the knife out of his hand,
which doesn't stop the cops from continuously kicking him in the back of the head.
Now I know many people's attitude is fuck him.
mass-stabber who gives a shit, fuck him, kill him, right? Like, well, there's a good reason for why,
and I say this as an American, there's a good reason for why you're not supposed to do that,
if the situation can be dealt with by less cruel means. Because a society that looks
at this, and justifies this act of violence, will justify this act of violence elsewhere
as well. And I, again, am repeating this statement as an American, okay? That's why I'm telling
you, I know what that looks like when cops are allowed to do this sort of thing. If
If the person is almost, if the person is basically incapacitated on the ground, and you see officers
a lot kicked them in the head numerous times and you say, no, that's fine.
You know, they, they, they were behaving like you would, right?
Well, they're not you.
They're not you.
They have a totally different, they have a, they have totally different rules of engagement.
They're supposed to be trained to de-escalate. They're supposed to be trained to apprehend with the least aggressive means possible
Right?
You are wrong on this one. He had an Ivan hand already tased. Absolutely not abusive force here in the UK.
I'd be shocked.
I'd be shocked if that was the case.
I don't know if they stopped trying to defend the guy. Oh god. Do we have to do this every time?
I'm not defending a fucking stabber, you absolute dumbass.
Oh my god. Oh god. Every time. I forget that it is moronic. People have only one speed, you know what I mean?
Yeah, of course, it's great that they fucking apprehended a stabber, you idiot.
Like that's a given that's understood that's like well established right stabbing is is I mean this is a heinous act of violence
What there's there's no
You know
There's no excuse for this kind of behavior
Okay
Every single action taken in the in the apprehension is is
is supposed to be treated as is this actually advancing a successful
apprehension or is this someone who is like angry and just taken out as anger
on a person?
There's a good reason for why hopefully it'll be you know hopefully there will
be enough necessary nuance to have a conversation like this in a community
like mine. But I worry that the UK will become the United States of America. I hope the British
people in my chat that are watching right now will understand that you let this kind of stuff
slide because you're like, oh, it's a passionate moment. It's a heated moment. Okay. And these cops
were just like, you know, doing their brave duty or whatever. Eventually, that's how you arrive
it America. Okay? So if you're horrified by the the rank violence that you see
from American law enforcement against both armed and certainly unarmed
individuals, understand that we didn't we didn't get to that overnight. It
didn't happen one day randomly. It happened through years and years of
of expanding the permission boundary on what cops are able to do to people that have done something wrong.
Yeah, today it's a stabber. Tomorrow it's a shoplifter that will receive this kind of brutalization.
Just so you understand. And given the trajectory of the UK, maybe it's someone who says free
Palestine that will be on the receiving end of this brutalization. Today it's a stabber,
okay? Yesterday it's a shooter. Today it's a stabber. Tomorrow's a shoplifter. And the
day after, it'll be someone who's saying they support Palestine action. That's how
it goes. I'm telling you from personal experience, I'm telling you from someone who lives in
country where there are no standards for use of force. The United States of America is insane
with this shit. We have totally normalized it, and we totally justify it, so it's a warning.
If your immediate inclination is to say, oh, well, you know, sucks to suck, just remember,
it will escalate, it will get worse.
We didn't arrive at, uh, ICE.
Shooting random protesters.
For the crime of being in their vicinity and having a fucking bad day overnight.
That was, uh, that took a long time.
And if your blood lives in America, exactly. No, that's what I'm saying. Like I'm giving you a warning. America is your future.
Huh
In any case take a look at the reactions my freedom to go on a demonstration
Supporting the Palestinians because failed because of recent events
I think your right to protest
should be maintained.
I think-
Full stop, full stop.
Don't go any further.
Don't go any further.
He's right.
Yeah.
But Bayla, Jr., thank you for the 50 bones.
Yeah.
For the record, I don't- I don't think Zach Polanski should have tweeted that.
I don't think he should have tweeted that or re-tweeted that.
It's not like a super significant offense at all, and I think they're gonna use
anything and everything they can to attack him and that's precisely what they're doing. It's like
totally cynical. It's totally, totally cynical, right? However, however, it's, you know, they're
going to use shit like that against you, you know, you just, I don't really care that much,
much, necessarily. But this is, you know, you're Corbin now. You're under the cross, you're
under the cross areas. They're going to come after you for anything and everything. For
those who are wondering whether there would be an attempt to Corbin Polanski, the only
Jewish party leader he's proved, they're saying it out loud. Nigel Farage, it's
clear that Zach Polanski is a pound shop Jeremy Corbin. His party must never be
allowed anywhere near the levers of power. Of course, they're fearful, they're afraid, right?
They're truly scared of a rising left flank, a true left political party led by,
be shepherded by a true left leader who isn't anti-Zionist, and that's precisely the reason
why they're doing it. And only in the UK would you expect a fucking Nazi adjacent politician like
Nigel Farage shit on a Jewish party leader. And then the overwhelming majority of right wing
media, which is British media is terrible, right, will turn around and agree with the Nazi adjacent
with the Nazi adjacent party leader. And we'll say, yeah, this Jew is responsible for the
rise of anti-Semitism. Yes, he's doing it Jewishly. The perfidious, the perfidious Zak
Polanski must be stopped before he dangerously increases anti-Semitism. I, Nigel Farage,
put an end to his Jewish tricks. It's incredible.
Yeah, Polanski's greens are a party of poison.
The most racist Gentile you know determines whether a Jewish politician is anti-Semitic. Yep.
time of Israel Israel's deputy foreign minister extremist UK Green Party leader legitimizes
violence against Jews.
What a time to be alive, man. What a time to be alive.
I will say, however,
once you come out swinging, if you're going to say like, look,
I'm glad that the guy is apprehended, but you know,
we have standards. We're not America. That's what in his shoes.
That's what I would say. I'd be like, look, we got,
We got standards. We're a civilized nation. We're the United Kingdom. We're not the United
States of America. What the fuck are we doing? We allow this to happen. Who knows? Uh, if
we don't, um, if we don't make sure that, that, uh, you know, proper protocols are
followed in all apprehensions, no matter how heinous the crime is, then we're going
to let this go. And sooner rather than later, we're going to turn into the United
States of America, right? Like if you, if you, if you say that, you gotta stay
on it. If you back away, which Zach Polanski did, he apologized from what I understand.
Then you've given an opportunity to the reactionaries to continue pushing, right? Breaking Zach Polanski
has apologized, but once again, he's under tremendous pressure, right? He's under tremendous
pressure. Yeah, he apologized for sharing a post-criticism that police officers at
the Golden Gear, the Golders green attack. Everyone in leadership is a responsible for
for lowering the temperature at a time of such tension.
And I apologize for sharing a tweet and haste.
Police response to emergency situations
such as these do need a later reflection in the right forms,
but I accept the social media
is not the appropriate channel for doing so.
I've invited Mark Rowley to meet with me
to discuss the police response
and the wider issues raised in his letter.
Zach Polanski needs to speak to Zoran's team, buddy.
I think so. I apologize a bit too much too. But I'm glad that, yeah, Zag apologized for
the hell, but not the what, which is an okay sign. Yeah.
For instance, the caveat about where you can protest and what you can say on those
protests are legitimate caveats to put in place I think given what has happened.
Caveats over what? Caveats over what you say and where you say it.
And what comments can I say? What comments can I not say?
I think the Prime Minister's right to say talking about globalising the
interfaith is a call for action against Jewish people, for violence against
Jewish people. He's wrong. He's completely wrong.
He's wrong. Let him try and test it out in court. It is completely wrong.
Globalized into further, yes, means shaking off. It doesn't mean it's shaking off.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yes, it means shaking off.
It means continue the struggle, like, that's it. That's it. There are similar struggles
all around the world. Like, it's the uprising. Continue the uprising. LBC callers are
so fantastic all the time, by the way, respect to the LBC callers. I myself became an LBC
caller at one point in time, and it was great. Yeah, it means continue fighting for freedom.
Perfectly an understandable sentiment. It can mean shaking off your troubles. Yes, whatever
those troubles may be. Right. Why should my... Oh God.
I'm not sure Zionists quite understand the implications of the way Candice Owens dismantled
Bechbera in the Daily Wire, but they are profound. Zionism is done on the right. It's just a matter
of time. I think Candice Owens did play a big role in this. I don't know if she was single
handily responsible for the demise though. My dad only listens to LBC in the car and
I swear to god I get rage baited so much. The UK government and the manufacturer of blame
Cure Starmer's government exploiting an act of violence it failed to prevent in order
to criminalize dissent, scapegoating protest rather than confronting its own negligence
incompetence and appetite for repression Chris Consular, our boy in the UK doing
the work let's take a look at what he had to say. Then there is no way you can
understand how insane the last two days have been because our government is
currently trying to ban yet more protests and marches and their
justification is an attack that was carried out against Jewish people in
London two days ago and they say that it is the protests and slogans at the
protest that radicalized the man to do this but this stands up to
absolutely no scrutiny because on the day of the attack the man literally
targeted one of his friends called Ismail Hussein he tried to kill him too but
even worse back in 2008 this man had already stabbed two police officers and
a police dog he went to prison for it in 2020 he was referred to the extremism
watchdog Prevent also just before the attack he was receiving treatment for
mental health issues. His friend said that he was dangerous and scary to be around and yet he was
just out on the streets. Our government wants you to believe that protests that started back in 2023
and have dwindled both in size and frequency are responsible for this. It is genuinely
unbelievable. It doesn't stand up to the most basic scrutiny.
Yeah, they, I mean it's clear that they're using like anything and everything they can.
to be like, they want the pro-Palestinian process to stop. They think that if they get the process
to stop, that the discontent will go away. And their way of doing this with the Palestine
action protest as well has always been to just criminalize it, okay?
Okay? And that hasn't really led to a significant, that hasn't really led to like a diminishment
of the, a diminishing impact on the intensity, the severity, the frequency of the protest
as far as I understand. And that certainly hasn't changed people's attitude towards
Israel. If anything, it makes them more annoyed. It makes them more angry, more frustrated
with the way that Israel not only continues to do a genocide with impunity, but then also
gets to dictate what happens in their domestic affairs.
Unbelievably frustrating for the average person.
So I feel like it's just brushing this issue under the rug instead of addressing it instead
of trying to find solutions very stupid.
I don't know, it's very frustrating to watch.
I don't think so. I think it's the part of the world's science.
It's not long after the march begins that the familiar, controversial chant rings out.
The man with the microphone didn't want to talk, he was busy.
I've heard chants from the river too.
from the river to the sea and don't you feel like this is a dangerous chant? Bro, you know what's
dangerous buddy? 2000 pound bombs. You know what's dangerous? The Royal Air Force giving the Israeli
Air Force targets the strike, which happens to be mosques, which happens to be civilian sites in
Gaza. That's the real danger. It's not dangerous to call this behavior out. It's not dangerous
to oppose this. Our priorities are so out of whack, man. Yeah. What's dangerous is selling
the weapons to the Israeli state, weapons that they use to commit genocide, weapons
that they use to turn Lebanon into Gaza now. It's not the words opposing this violence
that is violent itself, it's the violence itself.
A lot of people would say that is an anti-simultaneous laden.
Well, they say it is, but they know it's about everybody who lives in that region
having living under democracy without any kind of apartheid regime or anything like that.
Are the people intact as wiping the Jewish state of Israel off the map?
I don't see why there's any need for anything like that,
why you would actually interpret it that way.
So this is obviously a small-scale protest, but what the Prime Minister is talking about
is the cumulative effect of having march after march on the pro-Palestinian cause.
There have been 34 national-scale demonstrations since October 7th, 2023. Their organisers
reject claims that marches lead to anti-Semitism.
Our stewards, when they see inappropriate slogans, intervene and ask people, we don't
have the force of law, ask people not to use them and by and large they comply.
So we have to be absolutely clear here, there is no threat whatsoever to the Jewish community
from these marches. In fact, they are attended by thousands of Jewish people.
Many who are part of that community disagree.
I think most people would accept that the sheer frequency of these pro-Palestine marches,
intimidation that is affected on the small Jewish community and other factors such as
the arrests and the state of our society now for Jewish people all cause a reasonable
judgment to be made that these marches should be stopped.
They won't stop here in south-east London or on streets up and down the country unless
the government intervenes and decides the balance between freedom of speech and the
safety of British Jews.
Brother, this is nothing to do with the safety of British Jews, man.
Like, what are we doing? What are we doing? What are we doing? Oh, it disrupts the...
It hurts the feelings of people that want to defend their emotional support apartheid state.
That's crazy.
That's crazy
Also, there's British Jews at those fucking protests
You're on Fox news at my gym again, I
Hell yeah
Let's see what the fuck they're talking about now.
We are alternating America's youth and really preventing them from knowing the truth about
these things.
Well, we gotta fight back.
But as we just mentioned with Ozra, the Democrats' radical message is being spread
by their new spokesman, a fan of this show, Hassan Piker.
He hit the campaign trail to the Democrats this week to push his vile rhetoric.
We all know the Republicans are corrupt.
We all know that they're monsters, they're races, they're traffic and hatred, but we
are here to say we are no longer going to vote for do-nothing Democrats either.
This is not just a battle that we are fighting against the Republicans, the fascists, the
reactionaries, but we are also fighting for more responsive politics to make sure
all of your voices are heard.
Wow.
And he's not the only one spreading these anti-American messages all along.
It's so dangerous.
We need socialism because reforming capitalism isn't a solution, it's a band-aid.
Have you ever wondered what America will look like if it wasn't run by all the
arts and capitalism worked for everybody?
America has the worst culture of all time.
America sucks.
Biker's ideas seem to be resonating with the rest of the Democrats too.
Less than half of the party has a positive view of capitalism,
while two-thirds, well they support socialism.
They know what it is or not, Dr. Siegel.
I want to talk about some of these podcasters
and the influence that they have.
Listen, I love the First Amendment.
Hasan Piker has got the right to go out there
and say whatever he wants,
but there seem to be more and more young people
that have caught on to what he's doing.
But we should maybe throw him in jail.
I'm just alternating with them.
Do we have to worry about young people
gravitating towards socialism
in a way that's going to disrupt our elections
and give us more socialists like Mom Donnie?
Yes, and the reason we have to worry
is something Oscar just pointed out.
It was such an honor that she brought up
old book of mine, The Interpulse, because I talked there about what makes somebody cognitively
susceptible to something. And it's emotions. It's appealing to emotions with hatred, with
rhetoric. You hear how your friend there talks? I mean, how Piker talks. He's appealing to
non-rational thought, where you don't know what socialism is. My wife came from the
Soviet Union. She never stops thinking about it. Immediately became a Republican when
she came here she said I want to get far away from what I grew up with as
possible. The young people don't know what it was like or what it is like in
Moscow. Yeah they certainly don't. I don't think Casson Piker does either Joey
and like I was saying with Dr. Siegel here we love the First Amendment we
love having ideas on display so you can choose but what do you make of his
recent comments and the fact that so many Democrats are cozying up to if
not campaigning alongside him. Yeah he's a he's a paper tiger and he'll
have his moment people will enjoy it and then it'll move on because there's no
substance there and I hate that for him maybe he'll learn and grow I think for
young guy I mean listen his main demographic probably only a couple
years younger than you bullshit that he's spewing that's the problem right
he reaches young people they're 34 they're full of excitement and dreams but
they're not full of experience they don't know what's left in life this is
a guy that was raised in a rich household went to good schools he
He says his dad lost everything, I don't have a reason to disbelieve that, but up until
that point his dad made his money on futures trading.
So he knows exactly what this system is that he's said that it paid for his entire raising.
But on top of that he's sitting at three months on the house in West Hollywood and
does these videos.
From the time of going to college all he's ever done is talked for a living.
He's never laid brick and block, framed a house, welded something.
He's never done something to where the fruit of his labor is something that will
outlast him.
He makes videos online.
So he can advocate for workers in this country for the rest of his life, but never understand
them.
So they'll never understand what they want, what they actually want, and what they want
is a chance at mobility.
He is an entrepreneur.
I'm sure he owns a company to get his videos out there.
Why would he advocate to take that dream away from the welder or the plumber or anyone
else by straddling them and chaining them to some union that one day the government
controls?
Oh yeah, yeah, unions are bad.
But that's what he does because he doesn't want any better.
little young guy he'll grow and learn and he'll figure it out and then hopefully
there's enough grace there that will welcome him on this show when he does
socialism and communism a lot of those countries don't have the first amendment
and you can't make your videos and post them online just room for thought but
still ahead on a jam-packed wait what the fuck but they want that here okay
didn't even this was actually kind of polite I like that their argument was you
You know, he's a, he's just a rich guy. He doesn't know what it's like to be a worker.
It's like, okay, in spite of my background, I have a, a much better understanding of the
problems that the American labor force faces in a fucking Fox news comment commentator, clearly,
you know, you just advocated against labor unions. Like that's like, that's not even
a concession at that point. It's like bare minimum. Unions are the first necessary step.
They want to convert you. They said they want to give you a job. Yeah, I see that.
Also, their guy is Donald Trump. Donald Trump comes from a real estate dynasty. He's an
unbelievably wealthy person. He's never had to fucking work a day in his life. At least I
did you know everything they just said is basically glasshouse they make their
living talking politics and they're not tradesmen yeah I know yeah if only if only
I've ever laid one brick instantly in the aftermath of laying that brick I'd be
like I hate labor unions that was interesting though they were they were
basically like hey we like we like what we're hearing this guy clearly has a
little bit of motion so maybe we should bring him on our team
um but yeah i saw this earlier this is why there's a bajillion articles in a
congressional bill about them they're scared
they said you couldn't post your videos in communist countries you literally
did in cuba and china i know that is also funny
yeah try that try that shit in a communist country
Try that shit at comedy country. Well, I did. I did do it in Cuba. I did do it in China and it was it was perfectly fine. So
Yeah, Israel quadruples propaganda budget to 730 million is it loses global war for hearts and minds
Now I know where this shit's coming from. Okay. Now I know where this is coming from
You have no idea how much money you would make if you switched up and became a fox in his hose
I do I do know okay, of course, of course, I know that I have I have full knowledge of this
I could also be making more money right now without even switching up what I'm doing
I could run ads for example I could take corporate sponsorships for example
It's not that people aren't coming over to give me money and
And you know, I'm desperate for it. I choose not to work with most of the sponsors that come through
Okay? Yes, Calcium Polymarket both are desperately seeking this community as a viable target to sponsor.
And they got unlimited funds.
There's a reason why I choose very carefully who I work with, okay, and I make sure that
any sponsorship I get is like, is a good fit and I choose not to work with most, I choose
not to work with most sponsors.
You make a few mills, but your community be dust to be honest.
First of all, look at Van Jones.
Look at Van Jones, I got a hundred million dollars from Jeff Bezos.
Money is all I cared about.
i wouldn't even need to go all the way to the right i could just be a pro-israel
uh... pro-israel uh... liberal right
a conservative liberal
i'm sure plenty of these outlets that are you know calling me a demon
would love
a a uh... story about rehabilitation a guy who
was inside of the movement i was deeply embedded in the socialist movement
one of its leaders as a matter of fact the arch-communist
Capitalist once he learned the dangers of communism once he truly faced it for the first time ever
Do you know how many funds would be expended in that direction?
Do you know how much money they would love to fucking throw my way for me to turn around or be like yeah this
Communism shit was so fucked up. I just never understood the dangers
Okay, yeah liberals love a redemption arc
Mark?
Huh?
Guy's dreaming.
Yeah.
ModiMuzz39.
Thank you for the 10 gifted subs.
Would you sell off for $1 billion?
No.
Because there's no difference.
in my way of existence currently between doing what I'm doing and making the amount of money
I'm making now and $1 billion, okay? Obviously, there's an unbelievable amount of difference
between the amount of wealth I have, the financial security I have and $1 billion,
but from where I'm standing, I already have all of the freedoms that I need to have.
anything the amenities that come in that situation isn't like the the the the
the financial the generational financial freedom it's actually the lack of hit
pieces because if I were to turn heel if I were to you know become a an anti-
communist a vicious anti-communist still maintains some of the progressive
values to while I'm at it if I were to be can't become the person that like
Those on Twitter to my left claim I am right now. Oh, I would get zero hit pieces.
Every day would be another glazesh, the Joe Rogan of the left, shepherding young
men out of the dangerous pits of radicalization and shepherding them in
the direction of the Democratic Party. A man who really wants to save America.
Okay. Oh, it'd be great. It would be fucking great. I mean, I respond to one of these guys,
by the way, here. Hassan's messages vote for the party that did a genocide in Gaza, this
inhumans of capitalism, Ojibwa. Okay. Hammers, sickle account. I said, Apex spent 9 million
against Cory for calling out Israel's genocide. You fucking moron. I guess you're happy
with a servant of Israel occupying the seat, but I am not. Perhaps I should just keep
posting about how bourgeois democracy is a dead end for the working class, and then wait
for a spontaneous revolution to take shape like you are.
I don't know what it is, but there are a lot of people that don't understand what I'm trying
to do.
And I explain it all the time, and yet they just don't hear it.
I'm a native Saint Luizian and Maoist, meaning I'm very critical of Electoral Policy to the
least, and I love Corby's, to fight for our city and our people, people who aren't
even from here and do no organizing but denouncing black women organized below by our people
while black people in North STL still sleep in tents, are not helping the Communist
movement and they're actually driving black people away from it with constant
weirdness. I think so too.
But what's really strange is like they don't even fucking understand. Ojibwe is
not ACP. He's a Maoist Sakaiist. Oh, J Sakai. Respect. Respect. I didn't know. I
I didn't know we had a Maoist Sakai enjoyer. My mistake. My mistake to the to the JD Pon constituency, okay?
So so wrong of me to even respond because he's probably functionally illiterate, so
He did not read those words at all
Um,
In any case, I
Make it very clear, okay
I'm not standing I'm not standing in opposition of a communist party in this country
Okay
I'm not standing in opposition of building a vanguard in this country
But you have to match up
Your organizational efforts with where the masses are
Americans self-identify as liberals many of them actually do have revolutionary potential that they do not identify with they do not
Understand they don't have the class consciousness first and foremost and they don't have the political education
Okay? You have to first build the awareness and then you have to move in the direction of action,
organizing to engage in action. Okay? Saying start building it is unbelievably stupid. There is no
better mechanism of building a mass movement than using the largest megaphone readily available
through the election system, many of you prior to 2016 did not know what socialism was, and
many of you who are now critical of Bernie Sanders are totally oblivious to what American
socialism looked like prior to 2016.
These things take time, okay?
There is no spontaneous revolution.
It doesn't work that way.
This is the, by my estimations, this is the most viable route for agitation and most viable
route for fomenting class consciousness in this country. Okay? A lot of people look to
what I'm doing and say, oh, this is entryism. You just want to take the revolutionary potential
of the masses and feed it back into a dead end.
Bourgeois electoralism. That's not my goal. And I make it very clear, ironically enough,
would you explain why it takes time and what the future timeline would look like? I don't
No, maybe because we live in the fucking imperial core. Of course. This is an unbelievably pro-capitalist country
This is a country that has actively suppressed the labor movement
This is a country that won't even allow like trade unionism to exist. Okay. This is worse than Europe
Look around talk to people about what they think is is communism and socialism, you know what I mean?
And you'll learn very quickly that most the average Americans perspective on this
lying ass you literally said it was entryism what no i always say that it's not entryism
it's using one of the one of the only viable huh uh
why are we having this combo um we're having this conversation because people don't understand
my methods and will actively claim that it's something that is not.
A lot of people will say, yeah, yes, Lenin wrote about something similar to this in left
communism and infantile disorder. But the final goal here isn't to just stick to a liberal
capitalist party and be an arm of a liberal capitalist party and operate within a bourgeois
democratic process. That's not the goal here, okay?
I'm adjusting to the current material conditions. I'm adjusting to the current social conditions
in this country. Okay?
Lenin's time was objectively different.
His material conditions were objectively different.
You have to interpret, you have to go to the masses
and speak to the masses, the language that they understand, and try to
identify what the major hurdles are in front of developing class consciousness.
In the United States of America, the number one hurdle is class consciousness, a lack of class
consciousness. The thing that ultrason centers liberals both fail to understand is that the
democratic party isn't an actual political party. It's an empty signifier, a slot on the ballot.
You pay no dues and there are no positions you are required to hold. We take it because we
can. Yeah, Zachary Kirk, if you hate the Democrats, then don't run as a Democrat. Build the DSA
and leave us alone, girl, bye.
Like, my question is this, if America had like a parliamentary system, for example,
currently, and there was a robust Communist Party, and then there was also a liberal
Democratic Party and maybe even a social Democratic Party like do you think I would be
participating in the party system alongside or inside of the liberal Democratic Party? No, of course not
We have a duopoly in this country, we don't even have a real parliamentary we don't have a parliamentary system anyway
So you got to work with what you got. You don't organize, you do not organize for a mass that you
believe should be understanding of your movement. You organize with the masses that you have currently.
I'm bored of this politics thing, please cover drama.
Well, sometimes you have to interpret politics as a lens of drama.
If you guys actually read Lenin, you'd probably respect the song's contributions to socials
and a lot more than any of yours.
The song's approach to electoralism is far more Leninist than any of your petty, subculturalist
absentationism.
Read Lenin, don't just fetishize them.
You're correct, Isan does not fully internalize the paradox yet he is still far closer to understanding that anyone who thinks that this dissolution can be brought about through propaganda alone or wrote about this at length below and you can DM me for an in-depth combo.
I'm hoping you'll engage. Do you believe Isan supports Platinum with the intent that there are failures with dissolution people to reformism?
Because that is not the impression I get from Isan whatsoever. His position seems to be one of harm reduction, not one, not what Lenin is advocating.
There is no current operational existing viable communist or socialist movement in this country, okay?
We don't have the numbers.
We don't have the movement.
We don't even have the broad awareness.
Many people who even are a part of the Democratic Socialists of America out of the 100,000 in
their ranks that are paid party members, right, are not even fully understanding of what socialism
is. Okay. They're in the political education stage of their understanding of socialism and
communism, whereas most Americans are not even there. Most Americans don't even have
at paying members, sorry, not paid, paying members.
The Democratic Party, especially as it's unbelievably weak at this moment, and yet still much stronger
than any sort of third party movement that would have to fight for ballot access regardless
everywhere all at once
an impossible task
even with all the grassroots organizing
with the finite amount of time that we have in the finite amount of efforts we
can expend
i think utilizing the existing pathway
through the democratic party
especially
where the broad sub-sex of the electorate are
uh... it totally oblivious
to the realities that they might have
uh...
that they might have a lot more socialist tendencies that they think they have is the appropriate
measure to engage people in a viable electoral-less route that they are used to engaging with.
Because even the Bernie method was seen as a foolhardy endeavor, the idea that you
You can get the non-voters to go out and vote for Bernie Sanders, okay?
It kind of failed because the primary system is purposely, the primary system does not
really activate the masses in the way that the general voting system does.
But what's even, what's even, they will betray you.
you think i don't know that what are you talking about they will betray you
what have they been doing for the past
uh... past three months at this point what are you talking about
they will betray you they should if i was
this person
those to my left claim i am the democrats
would be going crazy they'd be like oh my god finally we have a guy
who can hide, who can behave like a radical, but is actually a sheepdog for us. Oh, thank God.
What are you talking about? Why do you think they don't talk about the Maoist Larpers and the
Hammer and Sigil Larpers on Twitter, and they're just like fucking up my ass, nonstop? Why do you
think that's the case? Do you think that's the case because they're too afraid of how good your
opinion is, they're too afraid of engaging you in any way, shape or form because they're worried
that, you know, Mao's JD Pon, you know, revolution now account is actually going to
be mentioned on Fox News and boom, instantly lights off permanent revolution, permanent
international revolution tomorrow. Is that what you think is going to happen to all the trots?
The one time that they they mention you on Fox News every every suburbanite is gonna take out their AR-15s and immediately
FOMENT Revolutionary warfare
Is that what they think is that what you think is going on they're afraid of your Marxist reading group
I never understood why in America there's a primary and further election practices as
a European is weird law.
People's values and how closely they adhere to them will ultimately determine the potential
of the social political space.
Everyone can't be educated and many cannot be convinced into something that resembles
a humanity.
I mean, okay, infant door spoken like a true Lennonist.
That's interesting rare, very rare infant door W in the chat.
Okay
In any case account probably got hacked. Yeah
Shared mainstream culture and status quo the United States was so bad the government killed in jail all our progressive black leaders
are pushed them out of the country. That's why we don't have class consciousness. It was
a choice based on ideological values. Okay, agreed with that too. No notes. Anyway, where
the fuck was I? Why was I talking about this? I forgot. All right, let's get back to table's
turn. I supposing Senate candidate backed by AOC and Bernie Sanders.
Chad Pergam's got the latest on the Platinum campaign. He's life force at Capitol Hill.
John, good afternoon. Graham Plattner is part of a reconfiguration for the Democratic Party.
The insurgency of his campaign in Maine forced Governor Janet Mills to quit, but Plattner
carries a lot of baggage. He has a Nazi tattoo and he opposes ICE.
It's really funny because like if he was a Nazi, they would love him. It's Fox News.
It is, it is pretty funny to watch Foxes be like, but he has a Nazi tattoo. This is terrifying
for us. The, the anti-Nazi contingency and mainstream media, famously any road to a democratic
Senate goes through the state of Maine. And we know the Republican party is coming for
us. We've known it since the beginning. And we're going to continue in many ways,
doing what we're doing as we continue to mobilize the people of Maine and organize them and show
them that politics is theirs. Democrats appear to be looking past candidate flaws. Abdul El
Sayed is surging in the Michigan Senate race. Yeah, and his flaw is get this, he's a Muslim.
Like what flaw does Abdul El Sayed have? He's just a fucking public servant. He's
a doctor, Rhodes Scholar, literally zero flaws. The only flaw he has is he's fucking brown.
That's it. That's literally the only flaw he has, which is not a flaw at all unless you're
a fucking psychopath. Straight up. Actually, no flaws. It's mind boggling that they keep
keep this shit up and it's like very clearly such a racist ass, such a racist ass rhetoric.
He wants to defund the police.
The party may be lurching to the left.
The Democrats are still not sure what the best strategy is for the party's identity.
What we're seeing really is this question of a democratic redefinition.
This is a challenge for the Democratic Party, in some places a moderate message seems to
work well, in some places a more radical message seems to work well.
But it's unclear if left-wing politics work in a swing state like Maine.
Plattner secured the backing of progress-
At least they see it though.
That's the point, right?
That's the point.
That's the fear.
Left-wing radicalism working in a state like Maine is a terrifying prospect not just
for Fox News, because if it works in Maine, it can work in red states too, okay? Adjusted
to the local concerns, of course.
There is obviously a global concern. Class is a global endeavor in a capitalist, global
capitalist system. However, there will be obviously minutiae. There will be distinctions
made from Maine to Alabama. But the real fear is if it works in a purple state to
unseed a red Republican senator, then it can work in a red state too. And if it can work in a red
state, it can work everywhere all around the country. And that's what's so terrifying. And that's not
just terrifying for the Republicans who obviously want to make sure that they are competitive in
any way, shape, or form in this country. It's terrifying for the interests of capital,
Right? That worry that a robust socialist movement could potentially undermine their interests, could harm their goals of increasing profit margins.
Okay? But also...
But also, it's terrifying for the Democrats too, because the Democrats for the longest
time have been able to create this compelling narrative with all of its gate kept media.
The compelling narrative that in order to win nationally, you have to pivot to the
center.
You have to be more moderate.
But it's very clear that voters look to a Grand Platinum-style person as the moderate, right?
They look to Grand Platinum and they think, well, what do you mean?
He's talking about healthcare.
That's the moderate position.
I think that's the actual moderate position.
What is considered a radical position in D.C. might not necessarily be so radical for
the average person.
All it takes is for someone to be courageous enough to say it out loud, and even better
if they end up winning.
That is the fear.
John Wakefield says, the funny thing is that Chuck Schumer clearly knows he's utterly
loaded by the Democratic base, which is why his interventions against Platinum were
so sneaky and indirect.
But the asshole just refuses to go because clogging up any serious action is just
too important to him. Yeah. Same with the, same with the Mallory McMurray in Michigan.
Chuck Schumer coming out and quietly endorsing Mallory McMurray is the funniest iteration
of the, the events that have taken place so far. And that implies that there's obviously
a recognition by even Chuck Schumer that he can't say publicly how much he thinks
Mallory McMurray would be fine.
So he has to quietly endorse Mallory McMurray,
knowing full well that the voters despise him.
So the icons like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren,
and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
That race has always been about Mainers,
and it's been about working people,
and it's been about who folks are really resonating with
and who they're excited about.
and that's very clearly been a grand platter.
Now, Democratic voters prefer younger candidates.
Plattener is 41, Janet Mills is 78,
his likely opponent GOP main Senator Susan Collins is 73.
They own it now!
Also swapping pedigree for feudalism.
Yeah, so the let makes a big deal
about Pete Hechtes, Jerusalem Crosstalk too,
but they give a pass to Grand Plattener
who had a turkey hoof,
which is clearly a Nazi symbol
that was supported by NASA concentration guards,
they just give it a pass.
Well, Chris Van Hollen,
the Democratic Center for Maryland,
he was kind of sloughing that off,
saying that at the time,
Moran Plattner was going through a quote,
bad time in his life.
Okay.
All right, we'll take that one to the bank, maybe.
All right, Chad Perkins for a chat.
Thank you, Sandra.
Thank you.
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The June primary is now less than five weeks away.
A precursor to the pivotal midterm elections in November,
almost half of Latino voters across the country
supported President Trump in 2024.
Now nearly half of those voters say that was a mistake.
CBS 13 Steve Larrish caught up
with one of those voters today.
Do you regret voting for presidential?
at that point in time, I think no, but now, yes.
It seemed like the right thing to do at the time for you.
I think so, based upon the data and what we were seeing
and what we were being promised, it made sense.
And that has not bared itself out.
Jay Martinez is a Sacramento small business owner
and 2024 Donald Trump supporter
who says he voted with his pocketbook then
and says the economy remains his biggest concern now.
How do you see yourself as a voter right now?
as a Latino voter.
Yeah, well, different than I did a year and a half ago.
Martinez is part of the 48% of Latino voters
who supported Trump in 2024.
New research shows 40% of those Latino supporters
regret that vote now.
So does the Latino vote matter?
It matters far more than it ever has before.
Mike Madrid is the author of Latino Century,
how America's largest minority is transforming democracy.
Latinos are the largest ethnic plurality
in California. He moderated this California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce gubernatorial
debate. Madrid calls Latino voters, spurned voters, swing votes in search of political
support. When a party is failing you, you leave them. Latinos are the only group that
has shown a propensity to move away from the party they supported in the last election
cycle. A lot of folks at other Latino men and folks that I know feel kind of politically
homeless in a way. For Martinez, besides the economy, the way that Trump immigration
policy has rolled out has been another key concern.
There was a feel, and I think that Trump won 50% of the Latino men vote, particularly because
we thought that there was going to be some sort of, you know, common sense policy going forward.
What are you doing? He's a U.S. citizen.
Martinez called this ICE Sacramento Home Depot raid last summer an example of the problem
for him. It's just, you know, that could have been my dad easily, you know?
Now, Martinez is reassessing his support.
A voter without political party allegiance
seeking to share his support for someone.
Candidates who care about these issues
can articulate them well and just care,
just care and do the people's work.
Martinez says he switched from registered Democrat
to registered Republican in 2020.
He says he may switch parties again this year.
The appeals court just ruled to temporarily block access
You guys want to know something by the way?
So I'm not going to say which campaign, but I saw some internal numbers.
One of the campaigns that, you know, let's just say one campaign polled me.
Okay.
With a push poll to determine whether or not aligning with someone like myself was actually
beneficial or problematic.
Okay.
And what they saw was that I do LeBron numbers with extremely liberal because the polling
It doesn't have like socialists or DSA aligned or whatever. I do insane numbers with extremely liberal and the one group that I do
insanely well with
Latinos
No, it wasn't Abdul also stop. No, just stop
Stop trying to figure out who it is. I'm not gonna tell you anyway
Yeah
It's the it's it's the Bernie
contingency, which also, which also got Zora on the victory as well. Young Latinos and younger
voters in general, absolutely, love was going on here on the broadcast. And that was the
same with Bernie too. And I've said it before, not just young Latinos, all Latinos. But I've
said it before, it's because time and time again, Latinos across the board that have been pulled
the exception of Cubans and Venezuelans in Miami, Latinos across the board are very,
very pro expansion of social safety nets. Okay. Even older Latino voters are very much
in favor of bigger government initiatives. Okay. Older Latinas also on the other hand
are more socially conservative. Right. Puerto Rican's responded well to your comments the
other day about statehood. Whatever Puerto Rican's want, they should get perfect. I
I want you, your move was on the hunt. Okay, that's not, that's Emily. She's, she's a member
of this community. Okay. That's not just any random Puerto Rican. That's so funny.
Well, I guess you have to move to PR now, Hassan, one day.
All right.
Listen to your constituents' wants and needs, okay.
All right, let's get to some horrifying news federal appeals court rules that abortion drugs cannot be sent by mail because in the United States of America a
Louisiana court can basically dictate what happens to the future of every woman in this country
So
Wonderful wonderful moment there wonderful moment of American democracy
Let's take a look
That's one of the two pills used in medication abortions.
This is one of the first major rulings
to limit access to abortion drugs
following the Dobbs decision,
the 2022 Supreme Court ruling
that ended the constitutional right to abortion.
This appeals court ruling means Mipha Pristone
can now only be dispensed in person as the case plays out.
Now let's bring in Mr. Maris for more.
Misty, good to see you again.
What does this ruling mean
for access to abortion pills.
So Aaron, this means that nationwide,
Miphaprisone cannot be distributed via mail.
So anytime somebody is in need of Miphaprisone
or seeking Miphaprisone, it has to be done in person.
So how did we get here?
This is completely unacceptable.
Yep, well, such is life in the United States of America.
Okay, so woke we are, remember.
Remember, we're very woke, right?
I don't know man. I don't fucking, I just, just how it is. Okay. Because technically,
technically, the, the, oh my God, Nick's kid. Oh my God. Thank you, Nick's kid. We were
having too much fun in here. Okay. Nick's kid had to come in and ask some silly ask
questions. I'm not even going to dignify you with a response. Okay, Chuck Schumer is an
unbelievably unsuccessful and horrible politician in general. He is the exact kind of like toxic
politician that is very openly. He doesn't even shy about this. He doesn't even shy away from
revealing this, but he's openly Israel first. Okay. He's so bad. He's so bad at his job
that he, like he will come out and be like my primary purpose here is to make the left
pro-Israel, right? Make the Democratic party pro-Israel. Well, he's failed spectacularly
on that front. Okay.
this relates to a lawsuit brought by Louisiana against the FDA during the
Biden era there was a regulation that says Mipha Prasong can be just yeah it's
not a state court it's one of the federal appeals courts but the reason why
they can do it like a nationwide ban is because technically it's coming from
all around the country. It can be distributed via mail. Louisiana said in the wake of Dobs,
they changed their laws on abortion, restricting it. So the federal rule was at odds, allowing people
to circumvent the law in the state. So they brought that lawsuit. And what happened here is what
we call a stay. While that plays out, now the nationwide rule is that the drug cannot
be distributed via mail in person only, significantly limiting access. And what is the legal
way forward here. So right now this is a stay. So the analysis is that there would be irreparable
harm if the law, this regulation were to be left in place, meaning that it can be distributed via
mail and likelihood of success on the merits. That's what this Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal
looked at. What is the likelihood that the underlying lawsuit, which will play out,
is going to be successful in favor of Louisiana? They determined that there is a likelihood
of success in the merits so that this stay, you know, will be in place while that lawsuit
plays out. So it's not the final word, but it certainly signals how the fifth circuit
sees this going.
All right, Misty Maris. Thanks for that.
We thank you for watching and remember, stay updated on breaking news and top stories
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Damn, why are blue team leaders so terrible right now? The true blue Democrats will
rise again. Wait, what the fuck? Oh, yeah, I forgot about that. Neeks get you folded.
You folded like a napkin, buddy.
What the hell?
You came in hot with the, well Chuck Schumer seems like a fantastic politician.
And all it took was like two things that I brought up that made you go, oh, you know
what?
You're right.
He fucking sucks.
He for Gore, I guess.
City was fantastic damn. Hold on. Is there an official statement from Turkey by Schengen
trying to call Lagos soft LeBron to shangun. Did you say a soft ass call? No, not you.
Anybody else on the roster but not you. You don't say that. You don't say that. You don't
say that. You're the only person out here that ain't allowed to say that soft ass. Yeah,
all right. I'm conflicted. I'm conflicted on the one hand. My epigenetic memories
are kicking in as a Turk, as an Ottoman son. I'm inclined to defend the Ottoman here, but
also on the other hand, LeBron is, or was a bit of a goat.
The ruling is being appealed. The makers of the abortion pill, Mitha Pristone, filed an
emergency appeal to the Supreme Court on Saturday, urging the justice to pause the lower
court ruling that temporarily blocked Americans from accessing the drug through the mail. Yeah.
Fucking awesome, dude. We're just the mercy of some of the worst people on the planet. It's incredible.
Some of the dumbest. Some of the most vile. Some of the most awful people on the planet get to
dictate what we can and can't do with our lives. And we just kind of have to sit there and eat
it. Amazing. Lovely. Wonderful.
Did you see Bernie playing basketball? He's better than you. I did. I did see that. We
got a Tucker Carlson thing too. I did see Ark and you getting in a fight. But before
for that. Spirit Airlines is shutting down operations.
This morning, Spirit Airlines shutting down operations overnight, ending more than three decades in the skies. The low-cost carrier known for its bare-bones fares ceasing all flights as of 3 a.m. and what the company calls an orderly wind down of operations.
Spirit is shutting down. I think it's insane.
I'm actually shocked at this point. I don't know what to do.
the move leaving employees from pilots to flight attendants without a job
and passengers across the country scrambling to find new ways home on its
website spirit urging its customers not to go to the airport overnight the
department of transportation announcing that the majority of other airlines
including united delta jet blue and southwest will be capping ticket
prices for a select period of time for spirit travelers who need to rebook
usually we fly spirit all the time usually it's the best affordable flight
The sudden shutdown coming after Spirit failed to secure a last ditch government lifeline,
a proposed half billion dollars.
Spirit CEO releasing a statement saying despite the company's efforts,
the recent material increase in oil prices and other pressures on the business
have significantly impacted Spirit's financial outlook.
With no additional funding available to the company,
Spirit had no choice but to begin this wind down, adding,
this is tremendously disappointing and not the outcome any of us wanted.
Trump late Friday insisting the White House was still weighing the deal.
If we could do it, we'd do it, but only if it's a good deal.
For decades, Spirit helped transform air travel, pioneering the ultra-low-cost model with cheap
base fares and extra fees for just about everything, from bags to seats to snacks.
But in recent years, the company struggled, hit by pandemic losses, intense competition,
and a sharp spike in jet fuel cost.
It couldn't come at a worst time for an airline to shut down.
airfares, which were expensive and it become more expensive might become even more expensive without spirit.
And spirit says it flew more than 50,000 passengers yesterday and it's now working to get it's more than
What is it? You guys you buy someone spirit?
To do what we don't fucking we don't
We don't run government initiatives like that
Yeah, given the news today, Spirit Airlines is shuttering and thousands of people are
losing their jobs.
I think we should honestly assess whether the Garland DOJ stopping the jet-blue merger
with Spirit Airlines was the right call.
Perhaps it was, but any analysis must consider as part of the equation the loss of so many
families is inside.
A potential federal rescue package fell through after opposition from Spirit's creditors
and congressional Republicans.
The Trump admin is now blaming Biden and Biden's own domestic policy director is
helping Trump blame Biden to take a potshot at the anti-trust movement. Yeah, she's now
getting love from Trump's former FCC chair who shank net neutrality, Adjid Pai. I obviously
the Iran war and higher prices are the main culprit, but when something bad happens, I'm
actually adult enough to assess the facts regardless of the partisan wars and blame
the police.
These are people who are so antagonistic to even like basic antitrust, which isn't like
ostensibly leftist, conducted by people like Lena Kahn, right?
Lena Kahn, who I love, okay, who I have tremendous respect for and I love, is a capitalist through
and through.
She just wants to play it by the book.
you got near attendant not skipping a fucking beat immediately going on while you know the
big problem here is the antitrust we should have let these companies consolidate it's crazy
perhaps as many analysts have also pointed to the unbelievable increase in jet fuel prices
was the reason why, uh, a, a, a low cost carrier that operates on thin margins
opposed to everybody else could not fucking withstand the, the price shock.
And the irony of course is that this kind of consolidation actually does
lead to downsizing anyway.
Like what happens after mergers and acquisitions job loss.
Okay, so she's basically saying they should have done job loss on the terms that capital
is dictated rather than on the terms that warmonger is dictated.
So stupid.
Maybe instead of sending over two billion dollars in stock buybacks and giving out
millions in executive bonuses, they should have invested more into their fleet and employees.
I don't know why it's the government's fault when greedy corporations fail.
The other one is South, the other one is Southwest.
Southwest used to have a way better approach to its relatively low cost carriers too.
And they've also gotten hit with the fucking venture capital beam.
They also have changed a lot of their policies.
They've changed their payment and benefits packages over time.
We make it seem as though these companies are not making bad decisions at the best of
capital over and over again, which end up causing their own demise.
I should have been a bit bigger.
I was a bit bigger.
1300 crew members back home, but Witt, for many of those crew members, the news that they lost their jobs,
actually came through the headlines.
Witt.
Hard to imagine that.
Okay, Morgan Norrell, do we appreciate it.
What's up y'all?
So, I wanted to record a video real quick on the big thing that dropped earlier today.
Namely, they are some corporate Democrats, some APAC Democrats, decided they are going
to draft a condemnation of Hassan Piker.
So-
I think it's a bipartisan effort.
Oh, it's a bipartisan effort, okay, so that makes it-
It's Matt Hammer and Michael Lawler who's a Republican.
Darkwoke commander Kyle Kalinsky alongside the Darkwoke Queen, who isn't necessarily
dark woke at all. I'll be honest. I think crystal ball is not very, not dark woke. I don't want
to, I don't want to cast that honor. Okay. They're doing, they're doing, they're playing
the most dangerous game of all. Kyle is driving under rainy conditions, ranting and raving.
Okay.
God bless you.
Allah Allah.
Omika Damsin.
Luckily, Christos in the car, the queen, is in the car to read the articles for our Dark Lord, our Dark Woke General.
Okay, our Brigadier General Kyle Kalinsky, because otherwise he'd be doing the reading.
Okay
Know how I know cows from Kentucky, I don't know how you know that
The song come to Hawaii, please Hawaiian Airlines was bought up by Alaskan Airlines
Oh, I will be coming to Hawaii.
Um, I forget exactly when, but I will be coming to Hawaii.
Um, I think next year.
Isn't that nice?
So, come to Hawaii, please.
Uh, you will, your wishes are my command.
Anything but Brazil? No, I'm going to Brazil too!
Yes, I'm not only going to Hawaii, but I'm going I'm coming. I'm coming to Brazil as
well. Hawaii and Brazil. Come to Oaxaca that I don't have any. I don't I don't know if
there's any opportunity there, but.
Columbia, I think I was supposed to go to Columbia.
I can't remember if that fell through or not.
Bro, we're global.
Please don't go to Ohio.
I, uh, I don't have any Ohio plans in motion currently.
This is, by the way, the exact same day that we learned that
Supreme Court gutted the voting rights act. Yeah, that's awesome. This is also at the same time that
Trump is still in this war and you know going back and forth on what he says on a daily basis,
threatening war crimes on a daily basis. Gas prices are going up so fast right now that the guy
that tracks gas prices says his algorithm is broken and he can't keep up with it. So that's
happening. So do you have the text in it? I do. Yeah, so give everybody a taste of how
ridiculous this is what our elected representatives these particular elected
representatives are spending their time on whereas Hasan Piker a prominent online
streamer has often used anti-Semitic rhetoric including expressing support for
Hamas a designated foreign terrorist organization whereas in August 2019
during a stream on Twitch Hasan Piker stated that America deserved 9-11
Whereas, the Sons of Tiger referred to Orthodox Jews as inbred.
Whereas, the Sons of Tiger downplayed sexual violence.
This is one of the really bothers me the most, actually, committed by Hamas, a designated
foreign terrorist organization against innocent civilians on October 7, 2023, stating, quote,
it doesn't matter if effing rapes happen on October 7th, like that doesn't change
the dynamic for me.
His point was that it doesn't mean genocide is okay.
Exactly.
Yeah, that's what he said.
the thing is I mean the whole thing and it just proves the point of why it was so important
and brave the work that people like Ryan did in exposing the fact that the limited evidence
that there is the lack of evidence of what was claimed which is systematic as a weapon
of war rape and sexual violence being used on October 7th.
There is not evidence of that and it's not an accident that they pushed that and
You can see exactly how they use that to justify genocide and then they say, no, if you don't
accept all of our most maximalist claims, or if you as a Hassan has always been careful
to say like, I don't know, it's very possible that that did happen.
And what he said in this quote is, even if it did, that doesn't mean that it justifies
horrors in response to that.
Which is just, I mean, that's a very basic moral statement.
Anyway, the last one here is-
Well, wait a second. Didn't they have to retract the article?
Wasn't there like this huge article?
Yes. So this is scrims about words in the near times.
And the person who wrote it turned out to be like in the fucking IDF or something like that, right?
I'm trying to remember the details off the top of my head, but there was like this big scandal
about how basically compromised the person was who wrote it.
That this was literally just like war propaganda, like atrocity propaganda.
They pulled up someone who had like next to no reporting experience who was,
you know, had a background of bias and I think had been previously in the IDF if memory serves.
But if you look at the details too, they had to retract some significant parts of their claims
because it was contradicted by their own prior reporting. It was so flimsy what they offered
there that the New York Times like main podcast of the Daily refused to do an episode on it
because they thought it was so weak. And then one of the people who was quoted in it
retracted their claims, like it was just, it was a mess, but they didn't retract the article,
it really should have. It just now has parts of it that were taken out, long editorial notes, etc.
So yeah, and I mean, this has always been this very, it's one of those things where you feel
like an asshole for being like, you know, there isn't evidence for this mass rape claim,
but you can see now why it was important because they really did use that as like,
This is why it's justified anything Israel does because these people are barbarians, they're
monsters, they're animals, they're not really human, that's what they want you to see, is
that there's no negotiating with these people, like this is what you have to do.
So anyway, it was really not worth it to me that that was in there.
It's also like the fake claim that there were 40 beheaded babies and that they found
babies in ovens.
That was just literally lies.
from the IDF they were lying specifically to set the table to start carpet bombing innocent people
starving people to death and again to your point to turn around and say look these people are monsters
there's like we have no choice but to do this yes and like everybody who went along with that
has the blood of innocent Palestinians on their hands yes and that's what these fucking assholes
are doing is they're trying to like you know spread that same sort of atrocity propaganda
and make it so like Hassan is untouchable somebody made a good point they were like
The goal here is to make it so that, like, he gets shunned out of mainstream politics now,
because he sort of, like, was able to sneak into mainstream politics in a way,
like, being interviewed by all these, like, big publications and shit,
and they're basically trying to, like, make it so the pot-saved guys are like,
oh, they won't touch Hassan again, and Hassan won't be invited on, like,
the mainstream podcast anymore. That's the goal. That's what they're trying to do here.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, and let me just read this last one.
Yeah, go ahead.
And then, uh, and then we can talk more about that, but the last one is where
where Sasan Piker has expressed support for Hamas on multiple occasions, including on April 14,
2026 stating, Hamas over Israel every single time and doubling down on claims in multiple media
appearances that Hamas is a thousand times better than Israel. I mean, I see no problem with that.
And also, by the way, he's literally doing math. That's the point, is the math. Where,
how many people died on October 7th? Let's say a thousand. And how many people died?
Let's say minimum 70,000 in Gaza,
but I think the actual number is like 200,000, okay?
But he's doing math, he's doing math.
He's saying mathematically, the IDF is worse.
Well, and look at all the countries that Israel attacks.
I mean-
Yeah, they're doing multiple genocide.
They're in Lebanon now doing the genocide.
Nation does not remote, they're not in the same plane
whatsoever as this group Hamas and whatever.
Anyway, the worst part of it is just think about
Godheimer in particular, who is one of the most,
one of the foremost defenders of genocide in the country.
Certainly in the United States Congress.
And you are going to lecture us on morals.
You're going to condemn Hassan
when you are using your elected,
your power as an elected representative
to run cover for and support and arm and fund
and back relentlessly a genocide.
Like that is what's so disgusting about this.
And I'm so sick of like, you know,
we're in like week four of the Sonpiker discourse.
I keep telling myself like,
I'm not gonna talk about this anymore,
but they just keep going.
Fox had that stupid graphic.
It was like all the Democrats
that are associated with the Sonpiker,
which I would have been very excited if I was him
because it said that Rahm Emanuel was the son of him.
Like, what is this slander?
This is outrageous.
It's because he said he would do his show, I think.
That's why they put him on there.
Yeah, and Gadda Beeson was in there too,
Because he said he would do a show too.
But um, okay, so Godheimer and Lawler, I saw the thing.
It said like, one of them takes $1 million from A-Pack.
One of them took $2 million from A-Pack.
Both of them have taken fawning pictures
with Benjamin and Yahoo.
So like, to your point, Crystal,
like I don't want to hear anything from these people
that can shut the fuck up fucking forever,
because they are terrorist supporters.
I do love that he's still, he's got backup here.
But he's still holding he's still one wheeling one handing it
Is on the other hand is his microphone that he's holding up
For Kyle there always is to be an element of danger that's how he likes to live
Or you actually support terrorists okay, he's not the problem
You're the fucking problem look in the mirror and by the way for every Democrat
That's gonna fall in line like a little fucking cuck.
And he's almost always on the left lane.
He's like at least at the speed limit or 10 above, you know what I mean?
And support this, fuck you. You're persona non grata, and we should primary the shit out of you and kick you the fuck out of the party.
Because you don't represent the base, you actually don't represent the base.
When the base is like, what is it now? Like 20% of Democrats are pro-Israel?
It's something insanely small.
Yeah, insane, these people see the genocide in Gaza, they see them doing mission creep
in pogroms in the West Bank, they see them doing a genocide now in Lebanon as well, they
see the Netanyahu dog walk Trump into this illegal war against Iran, not to take anything
away from Trump himself being a war monger and a monster.
But people see that, you're just trying to pretend like that's not the case.
Yeah.
And you know what Hassan said in response to this?
He said the, what's that famous saying?
I've seen what makes you, I've seen what makes you cheer.
was like, I look at who's booing and I see what makes you cheer, something like that, yeah.
Yeah, it's like, I'm worried your hatred or something of that effect because I see what
makes you cheer.
Yeah.
Yeah, you support genocide, so good, I'm glad that you fuckin' ate the fuck off, you know?
Well, the last thing I want to say about this is they tried this playbook with Zoran.
Remember that there was a short Zoran, like, do you condemn Hassan Piker?
Yes.
I remember with Cuomo, obviously that didn't work.
No.
They tried it without dual science.
And now he's leading!
Whole numbers have just gone up.
It went up!
But it's not an accident, you know, especially with Abdul
The base to your point the base sees Israel as evil like they are not
They do not think that there are great Allen. We got a support like that is that's over
It's dead done and they're looking for okay
Who are the candidates who have some sort of a moral compass here?
Who are the candidates who are different? Yep than what we have now
And so what they're doing with this like do you condemn Hassan Piker thing is they're giving a
Clear dividing line and litmus test. It is actually useful to people because now it's
Everybody is saying oh, I don't take a pack money
Even if they're taking it out of the table and through other groups and whatever they've kind of caught on to that
So this is actually helping to clarify in the in the Michigan race
You have Abdul you've got Mallory Miforo and you've got Haley Stevens
Well, we knew Haley Stevens was the APAC pick, but Mallory McMarah had really tried to walk this line
You know, she said it's a genocide. She said she's not taking APAC money, etc. I think she said it's a genocide and
Once they came in and made this big stink about Hassan. It was cleared if you oh
That's the one Mallory and Haley are over here up. Doles over here
It was clarifying to people and so I think that's I don't know why they think this playbook is going to work for them
This time versus the other times that they've tried it when it has backfired and actually strengthened exactly the candidates that they wanted to stop
They still think they could do like
Like 2004 type propaganda it reminds me of like when there was a freak out about a mosque being built near ground zero
Yeah, can you believe there's like this that's what this sort of feels like is like can you believe a son pikers?
It doesn't it's like bro like we were just saying
Right now, fucking gas prices are skyrocketing, grocery prices are going up, the percentage
of the American people who are cool with how the economy is is like fucking 22%, something
insanely low.
People see that we're spending $2 billion a day to blow up little girls' elementary
schools in Iran, and you're gonna fucking punch to the left and go after a streamer,
who's by the way actually popular compared to these fucking idiots.
Nobody likes these people except A-PAC, right?
Who genuinely, genuinely, I think is one of the most
f*****g against anti-Semitism in the whole f*****g country.
Yeah, and-
Because who's his audience?
Exactly.
Exactly.
It's a lot of young men who could very easily be caught up in a different algorithm and
then they can make fun of them.
Exactly, of course.
And instead, he is so careful all the time to say,
This is not about Jewish people, this is about Israel.
This is about Israel.
And Zionism.
Yes.
Zionism is a problem.
Exactly.
Not Judaism.
Right.
Not Judaism.
could have gone in a different direction and seen what Israel is doing and just to all of all the Jews, blah blah blah.
Instead, he is giving them the understanding of universalist principles and standing up for human rights.
So that's the other part of it that is so disgusting and ironic, is that it's-
They're making the anti-Semitism worse!
They're making anti-Semitism worse!
And why are-
Who would agree all choose with-
Bro, did they get the Mossad gun? What happened?
They got hit with the Mossad laser beam.
This monstrous genocidal ideology, they're the ones who are truly stoking anti-Semitism
here.
So I want a resolution condemning them personally.
I mean, I want a resolution condemning them for arming and funding a genocide and cheer leading it on, you know
Yeah, they're just absolutely atrocious. Anyway, I told his son that I'm a little jealous that he's the main character
Mark Levin did like an hour on him the other day. I was like, well, I can't any of these people give me some smoke
I want the smoke. I want the fucking smoke Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin
It's because you're...
It's because you're white
And that's what it is. The same reason my feelings doesn't get it either
I think that's part of it, because this is a way to like, associate me with terrorism
and therefore the candidates that I'm aligning with, with terrorism, you know, anyway, let's
get to Tucker Carlson.
You spend the day with Trump.
Tucker Carlson did an hour and 51 minutes with the New York Times and there's some
gems in here.
I've been sort of like, you're in this kind of dreamland, it's like smoking hash or something.
It's interesting.
Very interesting.
I'm Lula Garcia Navarro and I'm in Maine to interview Tucker Carlson.
For many years, Carlson was one of President Trump's most vocal supporters.
I've always agreed with Trump's policies, always.
And here I am with a full-throated, utterly sincere endorsement of Donald Trump.
But recently Carlson has publicly broken with Trump.
He's not only come out against Trump's decision to go to war with Iran.
This is the single most foolish thing any American president has ever done.
He now says he regrets supporting the president.
You know, we'll be tormented by it for a long time.
I will be.
And has become a vocal and influential critic of the administration.
This whole thing is like dooming anyone connected to it.
A man who can read the motherfucking room.
For the foreseeable future, including the entire Republican Party.
This puts Carlson at the center of a major battle on the right, over Israel, over foreign
interventions, and over the post-Trump world itself.
my interview with Tucker Carlson. Tucker Carlson. Thanks for having me. Why does he like Tucker
so much? Same reason why every Bangladeshi uncle loves him. I swear to God. I think I
know what the turning point is. Tucker Carlson defended Muslims a couple times and that's
what it took and my uncle turned into a bungalow dishy on a WhatsApp chat when
he when it goes a long way chatters I'm telling you and Jake is like not like a
Muslim on good all right he's like American through and through through but
when you got a white boy I mean just fucking country white okay we're talking
Well, not country country club white, right?
Parker Carlson is the definition of a wasp in the dictionary
When you got a guy like that, especially a guy
Who is not only like critical of israel but also defensive
Of islamophobia
A guy who has been a prominent
Leader in the right wing movement. Come out and defend Islam and defend Muslims. It's fucking over.
That played a big role, I think, in my unks-uncassessment.
And Cenk is not even like Ramoli Muslim. I mean he's he's Mr. Atheist, right? He's like a little bit of a edgy
Reddit atheist almost even though he has duked it out with Sam
Sam Harris for years
Over the Islamophobia stuff. So it's obviously important to him, right? This is like an issue. It's understandable
It's the issue that pertains to social justice
and
From his perspective, Dr. Carlson coming out and like attacking Islamophobia, saying that
like Israel is fomenting Islamophobia, that was huge I think.
Me.
Very excited for you to be here.
Thank you.
In Maine, we should say, any excuse to come to Maine is always a good reason.
Most people don't come to this part of Maine, so I'm quite filled with you guys.
It's all parts of Maine are good parts.
I wanted to sit down with you for a number of reasons.
You've been at the center of conservative media,
obviously for a very long time, by extension, it's politics.
And I want to get your perspective on this moment,
on your evolution, your worldview.
You recently made quite a dramatic break
with President Trump over the war in Iran.
And so I'd love to hear about that.
I want to start, though, in the lead-up to the conflict.
You said that you spoke to the president several times
about the plan to attack Iran
before it actually happened on February 28th.
I'd love to hear a little bit about that.
Was it just you and the president in those meetings?
Can you just give me a sense of what was going on there?
Well, I've been speaking to him about Iran for 10 years.
Right.
Literally since 2016, maybe 15,
because there was enormous pressure on him
as there has been on many presidents
to regime change Iran.
And we know, based on our experience
with a much smaller country, Iraq,
that that's a tall order
and it doesn't necessarily lead to a place you wanna go
and it's not good for the United States.
So anyway, and Trump knew that
and that was one of the main reasons,
the main reason actually,
that I supported him during my time at Fox News
and campaigned for him.
And so it was, it was really central to my views of Trump's candidacy and presidency.
And so when it became clear in June that we were starting down this road toward a regime
change with Iran, I was just, well, I was baffled.
I was very upset not because I have allegiance to Iran, but because I thought it would be
terrible for the United States as it has been worse even than I imagined.
But I could see exactly where this was going and he was under enormous pressure to do this
once again as all presidents of my lifetime have been.
So we talked a lot in June.
He embarked on this effort to take out Iran's nuclear program, which was really just the
opening salvo and regime change effort.
He knew that.
I told him that.
Charlie Kirk told him that.
We did it.
We got out.
And then it became clear this winter in January that we were really, we were moving toward
thing that we're in now and I was just absolutely panicked about it.
Did he explain to you why he wanted to take the country into war?
I mean, I'm just trying to understand the dynamics of that conversation.
What was he saying?
Well, there are multiple conversations.
I flew to Washington three times in the month before, five weeks, six weeks before,
and met with him in the Oval Office alone and people filing it out.
I was the White House Chief of Staff, the Secretary of State, et cetera, had lunch
with him on one of those occasions, and I spoke to him by phone many times on this topic. And
he would begin almost every conversation with, do you want to run to have a nuclear weapon?
To which I said, well, I'm sort of opposed to nuclear weapons. I don't want nuclear weapons.
I don't want Israel to have a nuclear weapon. I don't want anyone to have a nuclear weapon.
It doesn't seem like a good thing. But that's not the question. The question is,
what do you do about it? And that was kind of the end of the rationale for doing this.
He never seemed enthusiastic about it ever and I would say, well, you know, here are the potential effects of this.
Obviously the geography of Iran being the most important fact of Iran.
Iran is not a military power.
It's an economic power that was obvious because it controls the greatest span of coastline along the Persian Gulf,
which is the source of a fifth of the world's energy, etc., all well known now and well known to him then.
And he, I think, perfectly understood the consequences.
Why was he taking your calls then? Because if he knew your position and he understood the perils, I mean, was he trying to convince you to back the war?
No. He made no effort to convince me at all other than to say it's going to be alright. Everything's going to be okay. And I just didn't feel that way.
None of this I should say was about Trump or my relationship, but Trump or my feelings about Trump.
I don't trust Tucker at all.
But I think this stuff is very believable.
Him having numerous conversations with Trump around Iran, I totally believe it.
And especially Donald Trump turning around and going, nah, everything's gonna be all
right.
That has been reported on, okay?
That has been reported on extensively.
I 100% believe that that conversation took place like that exactly like that where he's like no, I don't be fine
That is literally Trump's modus operandi
That's his MO
He just goes oh you think this is gonna be a cataclysmic
Sequoism events that will destabilize the entire planet now
It'll be fine. I
I don't understand why he cares about Iran, two reasons, one, at this point, I think Tucker
Carlson is someone of a Pat Buchanan style isolationist, right?
Which is ironic, because for many, many years he's shit on Pat Buchanan.
Now, do I believe that Tarak Crossen's main reason for supporting Trump's political rise
was the impression of his opposition to the war in Iraq and a new war with Iran?
No, I don't believe that.
I don't believe that.
He's lying about that.
He's a grifter.
That is retconning of history.
However, however, I do believe that he was telling Trump not to wage war with the wrong
because anyone with like three and a half brain cells could see exactly how the situation
was going to unfold.
We knew it and I don't think I'm necessarily smart.
I don't think I'm a particularly intelligent person.
I think I have just common sense, right?
So Tucker Carlson most likely understood that waging war with Iran at the base of Israel
would be unbelievably bad for America's geopolitical power posture, America's political future,
America's capabilities of force projection.
It would play a role in the death of American Empire.
Carlson loves the American Empire for his hair color or anything like that. I just didn't want the
United States to go to war with Iran. And my strong feeling by the end of those conversations,
which was the last one was probably a week before it began, the war began, was that he felt he had
no choice and that he was resigned to it. He was unhappy about it. He didn't seem enthusiastic
at all. There was no effort to say, you know, once we do this, the United States will be
be at peace, will be safe, will be more prosperous. There was none of that. Zero.
Hmm. I mean, you speak to many people in the administration and I'm just trying to understand
the fault lines over this. I mean, who was for the war? Who was against it while all this
was being discussed?
I mean, I'm, I'm guessing to a certain extent. I do talk to a lot of people there still,
I don't work there so it's hard to really know you know, there are people with a long record of making bellicose noises about Iran
They still work there. So
It's specifically the Secretary of State slash national security advisers, you know said for many many years of Ron is the greatest threat
We face just a ludicrous statement, but
That'd be correct, but that said I gotten I
I didn't hear a single time from anyone,
including from the Secretary of State himself
who I spoke to about this,
any enthusiasm for doing this.
My strong impression, and it could be wrong
because I don't work there,
is that no one in the building
was pushing for this, at least overtly,
that all the pressure was coming from outside.
Constant calls from donors
and people with influence over the president,
well known, Rupert Murdoch, Mary Madelson,
et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
and then a small constellation of,
I guess they'd be called influencers,
beginning with Mark Levin,
but there were others, Sean Hannity,
pushing the president to do this
and telling him that you will be a figure out of history,
you will save and redeem Israel or something.
I think that was the case they were making.
And I didn't hear of anybody making a case
that this would be good for the United States.
I don't think that was ever a conversation.
I mean, there's been a lot of speculation
about the president's mindset during this period.
Yes.
And part of it is, of course, about what
happened after Venezuela and the successful, in their view,
operation there, removing Maduro from office,
and that he felt sort of emboldened by that,
the success of that operation, and that he felt
that this was going to be similar,
that he underestimated the Iranians
and what they might do in response to an attack.
I don't believe that. I think the Venezuela operation allowed him to retreat into a kind
of fantasy in which he told himself, this is going to be easy, but I don't think he
believed that. And I should say, having spoken to him a lot in this calendar year, I detected
no evidence at all of dementia, mental decline. You hear people say, well, he's gone, you
know, soft. That was not my impression at all. Trump is not well informed on a
a lot of topics for sure is proudly ignorant on a lot of topics, but he has kind of remarkable
powers of insight into people and power dynamics. Like you don't get to be president by accident.
The guy is smart in the ways that matter politically. And my strong read was that he was doing this
against his will. You know, famously, counterterrorism center, one of the top intel officials
in the country, Joe Kent resigned shortly after the war began and said,
Oh my God. Okay, listen, listen. Oh, dude. Dude. Stabbed in the back. Okay. Remember those words.
Okay. I have in the past been critical of people criticizing me for saying like,
like Alter Cross and says Trump is a slave to Israel. This is him working through the
steps of regenerating a stabbed in the back myth for the glorious President Donald Trump
and the glorious American nationalist movement that unfortunately made the mistake of listening
to the Jews, okay? One, hundel pee. For those of you who don't know, stabbed to the back
is a myth from an anti-Semitic conceptualization from Nazi Germany, the Nazi Germany era,
the idea that like Jews stabbed Germany in the back, and therefore they must be punished.
Okay? What he is doing right here, because look, I also think Israel urged and goaded and maybe
even duped Trump into taking action in Iran. So I guess by some estimation, and I think my analysis
is factoring in simply the truth, right? There is a little bit of an alignment
with what Tucker and I are seeing. But if you actually scratch the surface,
you realize that Tucker's sentiment here is to preserve the integrity and the myth of American
imperialism being a force of good. Okay? I don't have that assessment. I don't believe that
American imperialism and American empire is a source of good. Tucker does. So what he's
basically trying to design here is the notion that Israel, the Jewish state, okay? He will
never say it was the Jews that did it until it's like permissible to openly say that, right?
Like until, you know, there is no stigma whatsoever associated with that. That's what I mean when
when I say openly say that. But his assessment is most likely that, right? But he won't say
it. But it's very clear that Tucker Carlson is trying to create this idea that not only,
Not only in Iran, but also in Iraq as well if you listen closely to what he says, that
Israel was the one that manipulated the American administrations both in the past and currently
into taking action that they did not want to take.
The idea that Donald Trump reluctantly waged war with Iran is wrong.
It's just wrong.
He was not reluctant to wage war with Iran.
The most charitable interpretation of actual events that took place is that Donald Trump
thought foolishly that it would be similar to the Venezuela operation.
But he was enthusiastic about Waging War with Iran.
I will never believe, I will never believe the idea that like Donald Trump was forced,
Hinn was forced in the Waging War with Iran. He really didn't want to do it. Same with
Iraq. Americans just did not want to wage war with Iraq at all, but Israel got America
somehow to go and wage war with Iraq. Did Israel play a role in Iraq? Absolutely. It's
It's obvious they did. Benjamin Nenio came and delivered a very famous speech to Congress.
Israel was very enthusiastic, no matter how the pro-Israeli side tries to make it seem
like Israel was not on board. American Jews were not on board, obviously, with the war
in Iraq, as they are not on board with the war in Iran either, because they're American
Jews. They're American, okay? They're American first. They're just Jews who
happen to live in America. The idea that they are unbelievably loyal and only
care about Israel is definitely presented by a lot of Jewish institutions,
but if you look at the polling, you realize that that's not necessarily the
truth, right? Having said that, I don't make the same distinction for Iran. And you might
say why? Because with Iran, there is definitely a divergence in interest. Okay, has America
always wanted to blow up Iran, certainly for 47 years. But no president has ever done so.
Donald Trump, on the other hand, has been unbelievably servile and unbelievably loyal
to the interests of Israel, unlike any other president with maybe the exception of Joe Biden.
Okay? With Iraq, that was events set in motion far before Benjamin Enneow came and delivered a
speech in front of Congress.
But like I'm repeating over and over again, this is important to understand.
And this is something that I've been very critical of, like, the Nick Fuentes of the
world on as well.
Their ideas, their worldview revolves around this false notion that America, American imperialism
specifically is a force for good.
It tames the wild beasts of the world and America can only do wrong if it's actually
goaded into or forced through blackmail, hypnosis, whatever you want to call it.
Only when American leadership is forced into taking these actions and even when the leadership
takes those actions, they're actually reluctantly taking those actions.
That's what Tucker Carlson is saying here.
It's a way to preserve the integrity of America, the very nationalistic mythos.
Exactly the same.
That's the major distinction between my analysis of the situation and someone like Tucker Carlson's.
I think this decision is connected to a series of seemingly disconnected events, all of
which revolve around violence, and we need to find out more about how this happened.
And he was, of course, dismissed and threatened with an F.
Yes.
way to absolve America's crimes and the centrality of blame, and put it back on
Israel instead of both countries. And that is the reason why this is a very,
this is a very appealing sentiment for many Americans who already have that
American exceptionalist attitude regardless. That's what's so terrifying
about this prospect, and that's precisely the reason why for two reasons.
one, it's much easier to fucking blame the Jews than to blame ourselves. Okay? That's
number one. Number two, when you do blame Israel, you actually lean into the idea that
America is an exceptional country. And America is not a violent country. Or if America is
violent, it's actually doing that violence as a necessary form of violence. And sometimes
it can appear as cruel, but you simply don't understand it. That cruelty is unfortunately
necessary because our enemies are far cooler than we ever could be. So those two factors
make Tucker Carlson's rhetoric infinitely more appealing than my rhetoric. Because you
can turn around and say, Hassan hates America. His name is Hassan. He's Muslim. He's Islam
is fundamental. He's the jihadist. He's the Islamo-communist. All this stuff. He's
so critical of America. He hates America. He says America is bad. America bad. That's
That's all he says. Liberals align with that unbelievably reactionary belief system as
well. It's not just Republicans who 100% agree with that assessment. There are plenty of Liberals
who agree with it too because American exceptionalism is bipartisan. And that's precisely the
reason why this kind of nefarious propagandizing is, in my opinion, from the perspective
of many Americans, much easier to understand. We lay the blame entirely in the hands
of Israel. And in the interim, in the short term, this might be a successful way to decouple
from Israel, and maybe some people are making that dangerous calculation, but in the long
term, this will not solve the problems at all. After all, if it wasn't Israel, but it
was just America directly slaughtering kids in Gaza, would that be appropriate? Because
the reality of the matter is, Israel is a vestige of empire, and therefore, when
Israel is slaughtering children in Gaza. We are slaughtering children in Gaza.
The I investigation and no one kind of followed up on that. And again,
I don't know the answer,
but this was not a normal decision-making process.
And my strong impression was that Trump was more a hostage than,
than a, than a sovereign decision maker in this.
Well, so tell me what you're getting at when you say the president of the
United States, the most.
You should stop punching to the left. Oh, you mean to Tucker Carlson?
Dude, I'm sorry. I have a policy of usually not punching left, but it's so funny that like
Everyone that is even fractionally to my left has been
Utilizing this unbelievably right-wing Nazi backed media cycle to attack me
Viciously every single day and the one time I respond the one time I respond. I'm like, oh, I'm such a bully
I'm punching left and so it's so fucked up. I really
You know
I've kept quiet on purpose because I do have a policy of not fucking punching left
But at some point I have to you know I
Have to force people to rein it in a little bit
Unless you were making a joke about Tucker Carlson being to my left in which case I apologize
I
Autisticly didn't understand your Joe powerful country in the world had no choice. I don't know what I'm getting at
I'm just telling you what I observed.
He seemed, and that's kind of the question.
And I'm, what I'm really fascinated by is the lack
of curiosity on display into how exactly this happened.
What are the mechanisms by which a guy
who's supposedly sovereign in charge,
granted this authority by voters,
tens of millions of them,
can't make a decision in the country's interest
or even in his own interest.
He knew, and I know he knew because I talked
to him about it directly,
that the consequences, potential consequences
were profound and profoundly bad, the end of his presidency to start, which I think
it has proven to be, he knew that. And he wasn't. This is my read and I could be completely
wrong. I don't know what's in his head and I don't want to overstatement knowledge at
all. But this is my strong perception on the basis of many conversations on this topic.
He felt he had no choice and he said to me, everything's going to be okay. I was
getting overwrought. Don't do this. The people pushing you to do this, hate you,
they're your enemies. This will destroy you. This will gravely harm our country.
We've got kids. I'm hoping for grandkids. Let's not go there. And he said, it's
gonna be alright. And I said, he said, do you know how I know that? And I said, no.
He said, because it always is. And I do think there's a kind of, you know,
teddy Roosevelt-y and optimism there, but that's not. Not getting right off
the bad, the Joe controlling, coming from a chat of thousands of people is not awesome by the way.
Okay, well, sometimes it is.
Really what it was. And this is my read. That was more a kind of justification
from a man who feels he has no choice. And that is that is my strong view. And not just my
strong view, the view of others who are around him and involved in this deliberation to the
extent it was a deliberation, which is not much. Who are the other people around him who
had that view. You know I can't speak for the views of others but I will just say
once again he's gonna say JD Vance because his this entire exercise is in my
opinion to gain legitimacy and credibility in the anti-war movement
and the anti-Iran War movement specifically so we can lend that
credibility either as the likes of JD Vance or maybe even for himself or
potentially Marco Rubio. I think he's playing his cards close to the chest right now. Okay.
It's either going to be Marco Rubio, JD Vance, or maybe even Tucker himself.
That I never saw it, nor did I hear about anybody who works for the Trump administration,
anybody who was enthusiastically pushing this war on Trump, going and being like,
like, you know what, you want to be a truly great,
you want to make this country great again,
we need a regime change effort in Iran.
And instead, you know, there were a lot of cowardly people
as there always are, and Trump engenders cowardice
and the people around him through intimidation.
And there is a kind of quality that he has
that's spellbinding.
And I think it probably literally is a spell.
And the fact is to weaken people around him
and make them more compliant and more confused.
And I've experienced this myself.
You spend a day with Trump and sort of like,
you're in this kind of dreamland.
It's like smoking hash or something.
It's interesting, very interesting.
And there may be a supernatural component to it.
I'm not a theologian, but it's real.
And anyone who's been around can tell you it's real.
But whatever the cause, no one around him
was weighing in strongly, as far as I know,
on either side, for or against.
But people from the outside were strongly
weighing in, calling in constantly.
I'm gonna give an alternative view
on what may have happened, which is-
And you may be right, by the way,
because I don't want to overstate what I know.
Sure.
I just want to just do diligence.
We've seen the president in his second term
be much more interested in foreign policy,
as many presidents are, much more open to taking action,
not only in Venezuela, talking about Cuba,
wanting the Nobel Peace Prize, weighing
into situations in which he wasn't terribly
interested in in this first term for sure and so that's real could that not be
part of this it's a huge part of it and there's no question about that in all
presidents decide at some point that they're not interested in running the
United States because it's hard and how do you fix Baltimore and Gary Indiana
and what do you do about homelessness in Los Angeles like these are hard
questions we can't even make head start work despite you know many billions
and a lot of sort of well meaning. How about you shut your mouth on stuff you know nothing about
and leave it up to experts like a local defense contractor? True. The mom and the mom and pop
local defense contractors, I apologize to official Lockheed Martin, their official account in the chat.
Clearly, clearly I was wrong.
And people working spending their lives on it can't can't make it work. So these are hard problems. And I think it's
Universal it's universal experience among American presidents
But also among US senators to decide like I'd rather run the world
Because the details are opaque. I don't speak these languages. You know, I can seem
Well, first of all, it's a display of male power
Send bombs in kill the bad people
But moreover, you get to feel like I did something, and that's important.
I get it.
And this is, again, as you wisely note, a process that all presidents tend to go through.
And so, Venezuela, Cuba, I object to both of those efforts very strongly, but neither
one, in my view, risks the future of the United States in the way that the Iran war
now does.
And so it's a big deal.
because it is, by the way, a contiguous neighbor of Iraq, and because Trump spent years talking
about what a terrible idea of the Iraq invasion was, in fact, to find his candidacy in 2016.
Yeah, that doesn't mean anything, man. Like, what the fuck? Oh my God, how could Trump do this
after he said so much about how dangerous the Iraq invasion was? Clearly, something changed
dramatically. I don't know. It's not like Donald Trump was a was actually a fucking peaceful dove.
Wow, he lied.
Wow, I can't believe Donald Trump lied. What else? I wonder what else he must have lied about.
What else did he lie about? For example, he said he was going to drain the swamp.
The DC swamp has been swampier than ever ever since Donald Trump got his fucking money molestation pause on it
Especially in the second term, I mean he even lied about locking Hillary Clinton up which was an unfathomable L
It could have been the one upside. There's like little baby upside and Hillary Clinton still roms free. You know what I'm saying?
It's like
Yeah, Russia Ukraine fixed by day one. He just lies about everything. It's easier to find what he's saying
It's easier to find something that he said there's like a truthful that it is the
Calculate all the lies. Yeah, new Trump truth. I
Will soon be reviewing the plan that Iran has just sent us but can't imagine that it would be acceptable in that day
Have not yet paid a big enough price for what they have done to humanity and the world
over the last 47 years. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Donald J. Trump,
President Donald J. Trump. In that point, it's hard for me to believe that he just sort of
organically reached this place at the end of February. He's like, oh, I think it's a good
idea. He did not think it was a good idea. Shutting down a fifth of the world's oil and
gas? Of all people, Trump knows that's bad.
You said he's a hostage just now. You told the BBC he's a slave to foreign interests.
Correct.
So I just want to ask you to be sort of explicit. I mean, Trump is being held hostage
by whom?
By who or by what?
By Benjamin Nyahu and by his many advocates in the United States. And we know that,
simply because Trump started the war on February 28th, but because he couldn't get out.
See then is the modern Bailey like now he's gonna, he when asked the direct question,
he's gonna go back to like very reasonable criticism, right?
Like his starting point was like Trump is very clearly reluctant. The real question here
isn't just to ask him like, who's doing this? Okay. The real question isn't who's doing this
because everyone knows who's doing it. It's correct. Tucker Carlson is saying something
true. The foundation for defending democracy is literally an Israeli cut out in Washington,
DC. Okay. The administration just yesterday posted a foundation for defending democracy
graph. Like they are not hiding it. They've copied and pasted FDD statements. FDD is
straight up and Israeli cut out. That's all it is. Its original name was called
Emmett, Jimmy's Truth in Hebrew. Its stated goal when it was
incepted was to do advocacy for Israel in the United States of America. This is
not a secret. So just understand that when the the admin is doing that and
and hiring an FDD guy. It's a very obvious, yeah, Trump haven't as negotiating team, Nick
Stewart from FDD Action joining Whitcobs peace missions office like that is an Israeli agent.
Okay. Yes. FDD was founded in 2001 as M.M.K. Hebrew for truth. And in their initial IRS
filings, they wrote not Hudson, not the Washington Post. They wrote that their purpose
was to provide education to enhance Israel's image in North America. One is welcome
to believe that a group that explicitly states its purpose for existing to enhance Israel's
image in North America does not advocate for Israel's interest, but this would not be a
credible position.
Now we know you aren't a golem because if you were, saying Ahmed would have caused
you to self-destruct, is that the, is that like Hebrew lore?
is that.
Amit is a reference to the Golem of Prague, the Clay Defender of the Jewish.
Oh, you mean John Fetterman?
He can't say Amit.
Make Fetterman say it.
collapse. Yeah, now we know the secret words. Anyway, so it's very clear that Israel has
He can't say, yeah, see, yeah, that's, John Federman actually can't say it though, because
he's a stroke victim, so he's like OP.
His clay golem ass will never fall apart.
He'd be like, uh, mm, m, a, t?
John Federman trying to say Mehmet Oz, accidentally says Mehmet Oz, and then perishes on the
spot.
Hmm
Huh? Emmett Oz? Oh, no
Huh
Out of it, he declares we're having a ceasefire.
This was three weeks in, four weeks in.
He says we're having a ceasefire and we're having these talks and they're going great
and we're going to open the straight.
And Iran says, yeah, one of our conditions is Israel's got to pull back from southern
Lebanon.
use the Iran war as a pretext for stealing more land from a sovereign country.
That's not your country.
Like, no.
And which it's not just Iran that felt that way.
I think the rest of the world's like, what are you doing?
I thought we were, you know, fighting the great existential threat Iran.
And now you're taking the opportunity to take Lebanon short of the
Letani River and bombing downtown Beirut.
Like what is this?
Anyway, this was all very well known.
And within hours of announcing this, Trump announcing this.
Israel publicly in a way that was designed to get the attention of everyone including the Iranians
starts killing civilians in Lebanon. And what was the point of that? Not to secure the Israeli
homeland. The point of that was to end any talk of a negotiated settlement to keep this going until
Iran was destroyed in chaotic, which is the Israeli goal. I'm not attacking Israel by saying that
their goals are different from ours. They're a different country.
Yeah, they would argue, of course, that what they are doing is neutralizing the threat
that has been persistent in Lebanon to Hezbollah.
Okay, but I mean, you know, they invaded Lebanon in 1982.
Okay, so that was 44 years ago.
They've had a lot of experience in Lebanon a lot.
They've had a lot of time to fix Lebanon.
They killed Nasrallah.
They blew up Hezbollah with explosive.
Israel's evil is so severe and so flagrant that Tucker Carlson, an American fascist can
make decent commentary on it and look like the good guy in comparison when he's objectively
not the good guy. Just because you might be the better guy comparably to Israel in this
equation doesn't mean that he is a good guy at all.
The other problem here is that you can't talk to Tucker Carlson as a liberal Zionist. This
is the exact same issue that the Economist ran into. If you put a liberal Zionist
in front of Tucker Carlson, that is the easiest environment for Tucker Carlson to win, the
for Tucker Carlson to look great in comparison to even the New York Times.
You have to put an anti-Zionist in front of Tucker Carlson.
That's the only way to highlight the contradictions.
Pagers, like they've done a lot since October 7th in Lebanon.
They chose that moment to derail the negotiations and they've done this repeatedly.
And so my perspective as an American is look, we're the United States, we're a country
of 350 million people, you are wholly dependent on us, you're a country of 9 million people
with no natural resources, I'm not against you, but like we're not co-equals here.
But the point I'm making is Trump could not restrain Netanyahu.
Netanyahu is the one person Trump could not say, hey, settle down, or we'll just defund
you and your country will collapse in about 10 minutes, which is true.
Israel can defend itself without the United States, despite whatever propaganda you may
have heard.
So, again, it's not an attack on Israel, it's an attack on Israel.
Mehdi Hassan, oh my God, oh my God, someone like myself would do very well, I think
in front of Tarkov, but Mehdi Hassan is like the perfect antidote, okay? That would be like
the perfect counter, especially because Mehdi is like liberal enough to... Tucker would
never do it. Tucker won't even talk to me.
American leadership for not constraining its partner in a way that helps the United States.
Trump said, I want a negotiated settlement. Israel stopped the settlement. Trump refused to even
criticize Netanyahu in public. Are you joking? That's slavery. That is total control of one man by
another. And it's, you know, that's between Trump and BB and God as far as I'm concerned. But
as an American, that's our president, our elected president, whose job is to protect
our country and our interest in our economy and he is looking out for Israel first. That's outrageous.
I don't, and no amount of like, oh, you're an anti-Semite, which I'm not, and I'm never going to be,
is going to stop me from noting that that's outrageous. It is outrageous.
Before we just move on, I am curious about this one point, which is obviously Israel
has tried to exert its influence on a number of presidents many presidents
that asked that's by the way music to my fucking ears okay the New York Times
saying that when if you said those words which are true and we all know this to
be true. Okay? It is unbelievable to hear a fucking New York Times journalist say those
words, chatters many of you, many of you only learned about Israel and the shit that it's
been up to in the last couple of years. Okay? But if you've been at this game for a long
time. Like the idea that the New York Times would say many, the Israelis tried to exert
influence over every American president. Wow. God, the permission boundaries have expanded
so much. Yeah, she said, obviously, she even started with, obviously. Oh, was it obvious?
He was obvious to me.
You say that four years ago, you're going to anti-Semitism prison.
Okay?
You say that four years ago, you are never having a career.
Your media career is over.
If you say that at the Jiffy Lube, your job at the Jiffy Lube is over.
You can't work for another auto mechanic for the rest of your dang life.
You got to fucking move different zip codes.
Canary mission is coming after you.
They're doxing you.
They're doxing your family.
You're stalking your dog, okay?
So the fact that the New York Times, the paper of record, and its representative is openly
saying, obviously, oof, times have changed to decapitate Iran, to do a joint military
operation in the Middle East, which this is the first time really that this has happened
whether the United States and Israel are doing a joint military operation against a Muslim
country. And I'm just wondering why you think other presidents didn't have that influence,
because they obviously were subjected to the same pressures, the same donors, the same
—
Yeah, like you should have —
— the same B.D. Neffany ever has been there since the 90s. I mean, what do you
think has materially changed that made Trump more susceptible to that influence?
I mean, that's kind of the question that I would like answered.
And I don't know the answer as noted, but, you know, one argument could be, well, Trump
is just uniquely weak, okay.
But that was not my perspective.
I think Trump obviously has weak, obviously has weaknesses.
And a lot of his posturing is compensatory, of course, not interesting psychoanalyzing
Trump, but that's just, that's just clear.
But what was it about this moment that allowed a foreign leader to have this level of influence
over an American leader?
And I don't know the answer.
But again, I think it's worth finding out.
I would also note that it's not a defensive trump hardly.
This is the single most foolish thing any American president has ever done, in my opinion.
I say that was sadness.
I'm serious when I say this.
I think Tarzan is defending Trump here.
I know to the untrained eye, it looks like he's cooking Trump, but now that I've heard
him expand.
Now that I'm hearing him expand on the idea that Trump is a slave, because when I say
Trump is a slave to Israel, like my assessment is not, oh, Trump is technically blameless
here, right?
Tucker Carlson, on the other hand, is very clearly designing this narrative that like Trump actually didn't want to do this at all, and is somehow, was somehow a victim, was somehow forced into doing it.
We'll see how Trump responds to this interview too. I want to know.
But many American presidents have put Israel's interest before Iran. I would say the Iraq war was a very obvious example of that.
He's not defending Trump. He's extending sympathy for his base. I think he's not extending sympathy, but you're right. You're you're right there
He's trying to maintain the base for what comes next
Any's office was completely controlled and I knew almost all of them by people who were putting Israel's interests above America's interests
so I think the Iraq war was to a great extent a product of that and
That and I believe that Trump felt exactly the same way because I talked to him about it a lot
So like what changed about Trump? What changed after ten years more than ten years of telling us
Our leadership is weak. They act against our interests. They're stupid. They're foolish
They're bought off by foreign powers and by domestic donors
But that was Trump's case that was his whole pitch. That's why he got elected
To switch on something this big in a in the space of a few months
I mean that bears some examination. That's all I'm saying. I want to note in 2021 President
Trump killed Iranian general, general Kasim Soleimani. You went on your Fox show and said,
and I'm going to quote here, there are a lot of awful bad people in the world. You can't
kill them all. It's not our job. And you asked, why are we jumping into another quagmire
from which there is no obvious exit? But it wasn't until.
Isn't he making Trump fully accountable who's saying he's mentally stable? No him claiming Trump's mental stability
Saying that Trump's mentally stable is not to actually
Put the like redirect the blame back to him. It's to say there are other dangerous forces
That took this mentally competent man and forced his hand into taking action here
Okay
It's precisely because he doesn't say Trump is actually insane. He's like lost the step
He's out of his fucking mind that led me to arrive at this conclusion, okay?
He's saying Trump is competent. He's just saying that there are more powerful forces puppeteers holding the puppet strings above Trump's head I
I think his implication is his blackmail by the way. I think that's that's the the narrative through line
he's Israel Epstein files blackmail which by the way
like you know it's not it's not that crazy of a theory I'll admit like I don't think it's that crazy
even here at all. Like, I, it's, you know, every time Donald Trump is, is, uh, you know,
throughout this Iran stuff, like, I mean, even Melania coming out and just, uh, giving
an advanced warning about how she had no affiliations, Jeffrey, uh, Jeffrey Epstein
was so ever right after the fucking ceasefire negotiation that Trump put together with
Iran against Israel's demands. I don't know. Offly suspicious timing from Melania Trump
to come out and defend herself in advance against whatever might come out.
I was not heralded for saying that. I don't think I've ever been more criticized. I just
Really quickly note, I'm opposed not simply to foreign interventions, as you said. I mean, most of them anyway, those not undertaking a self-defense. I'm against the whole frame. I'm against the idea that
I agree with the theory about how does that defender even absolve Trump and pins him back to being a pedophile? It doesn't have to be him. Here, are you ready? I'll tell you a beautiful story.
Okay, I'll present it just like Tucker would in a way that like still preserves the integrity of Donald Trump.
Donald Trump was a rich guy and Palm Springs was around a lot of powerful people and maybe
he didn't know what those powerful people were up to.
Jeffrey Epstein certainly seemed to be one of those powerful people.
There's plenty of photos with Donald Trump pictured around Jeffrey Epstein.
But Donald Trump knew that Jeffrey Epstein had done something wrong.
He has tremendous insight.
He's a people pleaser, but he also can read people.
So he kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago.
But the damage was already done, there's a lot of loved ones that Donald Trump had in
his orbit that he wanted to defend.
Perhaps Israel was using some of those loved ones like Melania Trump.
After all, what powerful man would allow their wife, their loving partner to be disparaged,
ritualistically humiliated in media?
What's going on?
So it was actually how honorable Trump was with the Epstein stuff that caused him to,
you know, try to defend his, um, his wife or another loved one.
You know what I mean?
Has Bolan, Hamas or the center of our domestic conversation, like they're the big problems
we face.
They're not, like they're not a bigger problem than like the behavior of Citibank.
I'm sorry.
Russians bought a lot of homes in Florida back then and now, dude, that's so funny.
Compromot.
do it. The people blackmailing the pedophile president are the Russians and not Israel.
Like, it's funny that at this stage be like, you know, Russia is the one that was the destabilizing
factor here.
Agent Krasnow. Yeah, maybe Russians who live in Israel, who operate as agents of
Masad.
Credit card does a much bigger problem
than Hezbollah will ever be.
So stop with this.
Stop with the brainwashing.
This is bonkers.
I live here.
I'm almost 57.
I've lived here a long time.
Hamas and Hezbollah,
while they're not getting my endorsement,
are not relevant to the experience of most Americans.
So like once you start thinking like that,
you betrayed your country.
So it wasn't until President Trump
threatened Iran's civilian infrastructure
with a profane truth social post this past Easter Sunday,
Um, that you actually started quite explicitly speaking out against him.
Yeah, you can't attack Jesus.
How's that?
Well, in a monologue on your show, you said, how dare you speak that way
on Easter morning to the country?
Tell me what you were responding to right then, because it really is, I think,
a seminal moment for you in terms of publicly breaking with the president.
So, uh, I will say what, I don't do monologues.
So that's ad lib.
So that's just, I didn't write it.
I don't have notes.
just like, that's how I feel. So it's probably not as coherent as it should be.
But that was really just an emotional reaction to the experience of waking up on Easter Sunday,
the holiest day on the Christian calendar, and a day of joy and hope, literally the resurrection
of Jesus, and seeing Donald Trump using profanity, threatening to...
He just mocked you saying he wouldn't endorse Hezbollah?
Yeah, that's why the New York Times is not doing a fucking two-hour sit-down with me and is doing a two-hour sit-down with this danger
Tucker Carlson. What the fuck do you think is the reason? Because Tucker Carlson is
unbelievably safe
Okay
By the standards of being critical of American foreign policy, Tucker Carlson has spent most of his career as a commentator
defending American foreign policy
Well, the New York Times did do a podcast with you, buddy.
This is very different than that, okay?
This is the interview portion.
It's an entirely separate segment designed around understanding the nuances of one singular
person.
Very different than me going on Ross Douth's show to get yelled at by Ross Douth at a
time when right after Charlie Kirk's assassination, they were trying to present me as a dangerous
figure that should be prosecuted by the American government and not some liberal like fucking
Jimmy Kimmel.
That's what Ross Dalton was trying to do in that convo, trying to jam me up or I don't
know, going on a New York Times podcast to talk about like micro looting or whatever the fuck.
This is very different.
Murder civilians.
I mean, that's a crime.
That's a moral crime.
So to brag about that and then to mock Islam, I don't think you should mock
people's faith. I don't care if it's Judaism or Christianity or Islam, but it's especially galling
as a Christian who I voted for Trump. It is actually kind of crazy because Tucker Carlson is like a
media figure, mainstream media figure, has been around for a very long time and I think in the
last two months I've probably gotten more reporting, like more negative reporting from both Fox
news and also CNN and and other like liberal outlets as opposed to the
Tucker Carlson commentary hour. Like Tucker Carlson certainly receives a good deal of that.
He's critical of Israel. So obviously he's anti-Semitic narratives, right? He definitely
has been on the receiving end of a shit ton of hit pieces, but never to this degree, never to this
severity. Perhaps it's because he doesn't say certain things like Tucker Carlson is not
not going to ever endorse any sort of militant resistance against America or Israel, right?
He's never going to do that. He's never going to do that. He just said he opposes mocking
Islam. He's not that dangerous. Don't you think that, don't you think his anti-Zionism
makes Tarqasin less dangerous? Wait, what are you talking about? No, we're talking
dangerous from the perspective of mainstream media chatter, you're misunderstanding.
He's not an anti-capitalist. He actually is a defender of capitalism. And he's not an
anti-imperialist.
2024 and one of the main he's not even anti-zionist. He's not even anti-zionist. His job isn't to
try to explain to people why, you know, certain groups that have been dominated for 80 plus years
are going to inevitably fight back. At most they'll say, Hamas and his bull are not my
primary concern. What's going on? Why are we even talking about these guys? They're not
dangerous to America or whatever, you know?
Typically, but I voted from this last election and campaign form in a bunch of cities with
him because I felt that there was clear persecution of Christians in this country, people of faith.
It was demonstrable.
And I felt that Trump, and I based this on his explicit promises, would be a protector
of I did never thought Trump was a Christian for a moment.
I thought that Trump, I took him in his word, would be a defender of faith, people of faith,
who need to be defended. And this country exists to defend them. It's in our charter.
So, anyway, I was just completely outraged by that.
Since that moment you've gone even further, you recently said on your show that you'll
be tormented for a long time by the fact that you played a role in getting Donald Trump elected
and you said, I'm sorry for misleading people. That's gotten a lot of attention,
as I'm sure you know. I don't know because I don't Google myself ever.
I would like to understand exactly what you mean. Can you explain? I'll tell you what I mean. I
truly believe that the baseline requirement, the ticket of admission to the conversation
is admitting when you are wrong. And I spent 10 years defending Trump on Fox News.
I'd probably do it again because on the issues I agree with him. I never said a sin. I never defended a single thing. I didn't believe
but
at this point
The consequences of this decision are so bad for the united states and for my my family and your family
That like you have to say you just have to say it out loud like i'm a small reason
I don't think i don't think i moved a lot of votes
But I tried to
I told people they're greatest hits at Tucker Carlson being a white national so we can exposure therapy some chatters
Hold on
God damn it i looked up his song piker Tucker Carlson breakdown and the first all the shit
it. All this shit that comes up, up there it is. That's what I was looking for.
Hi, Tucker Carlson's white billing your dads every night. On the left, you may have noticed
everything is about race. Everything. Even things that have nothing to do with race.
So this is from 2018. Okay. October 3rd, 2018, 100,000 views on the young Turks. Okay.
Ironic, because if you search Hasan Piker, Tucker Carlson, you find articles comparing
me to Tucker Carlson.
That's what is at the top of the Algor from J&S and whatnot.
But here it is.
All right.
Tucker Carlson's white-pilling your dads every night.
On the left, you may have noticed everything is about race, everything.
Even things that have nothing to do with race.
There's one thing Tucker Carlson hates.
It's continuing to wear bow ties.
That and talking about race, unless it's about preserving the white race.
It's a safe space except for white men. They are hated and despised attacking white men for being white man attack white men for their privilege
In a whole bunch of ways. I was handed a box of saltine crackers and in a group chat during the event a student photoshop
They face onto the cracker
This is what Tucker Carlson is doing with bill o'reilly's coveted 8 p.m.
Slot on Fox News, which is currently the third most popular cable news show in the country
By the way, just to close I assume that's a that's a slur against your ethnicity, correct?
I've talked about this on my Twitch a lot, but only the most important subjects are covered
on Tucker's show, like white genocide, which is in fact something that the left is advocating
for apparently.
But he did not notably advocate for genocide, a Georgetown professor called Christine Fair
did do that.
Imagine being a producer on Tucker's show, constantly scouring the internet looking
for blue checkmark Twitter users saying dumb things while they're emotionally distraught
in order to make wild claims like that the left is advocating for white genocide.
Of course, this isn't how white genocide is actually happening.
According to the folks Tucker is mirroring,
white genocide is happening because immigration is changing the nation's demographics.
And it's being justified by an evil liberal plot called diversity.
Diversity is our strength, they screech,
as if that settles the conversation by itself like a magic talisman.
Diversity. We hear about it non-stop. It's the mainstream motto.
Tucker's relentless attacks against diversity, multiculturalism,
and immigrants as a whole are literally identical
to white supremacists, white nationalists, and neo-Nazis.
They're also reductive and oftentimes
completely baseless comparisons.
How precisely is diversity our strength?
Since you made this our new national motto,
please be specific, as you explain it.
Well, for one, diverse executive boards
generate better returns among countless other studies
that show the many benefits of diversity,
but I'm sure the biases of racially anxious agitators
are more important than empirical evidence.
Can you think, for example, of other institutions, such as, I don't know, marriage or military
units in which the less people have in common, the more cohesive they are?
Whoa, whoa, Tucker, you have the most in common with your family members.
Are you suggesting keeping marriage within your family?
Why do you want to have sex with your cousins, Tucker?
Also, as far as non-diverse militaries-
Interesting that I was doing the inbred joke, even as far as back in fucking 2018.
for the record. Another moment of irony is now the inbred jokes that I use against Jewish
supremacy is now being presented as like the utmost, maximalist anti-semitism.
Not new to this, you're true to this, thank you.
Damn, Ankh, you even looked old back then.
Go, maybe you should open a history book and take that up with General Robert E. Lee.
Go on, Tuck.
What else?
Latin American countries are changing election outcomes here by forcing demographic change
on this country to rate that American voters consistently say they don't want.
This assertion is preposterous because, I mean, it's completely untrue.
Just look at polling data.
75% of Americans say that immigration is a good thing.
So who are the Americans you're referring to here?
These guys?
to me like we got a problem with people who got here legally, uh, uh, altering the, uh,
the landscape politically.
I don't like it.
F*** you.
Stop it.
But I guess we should just run the country on the white fragility of crying neo-Nazis,
as opposed to the overwhelming majority of Americans' wishes.
But play us out, Tucker.
Give us a cherry-picked example that could easily be countered with facts.
Hazelton's population was 2% Hispanic.
Just 16 years later, Hazelton is majority Hispanic.
That's a lot of change.
People grew up in Hazelton in return to find out they can't communicate with the people
who now live there, and that's bewildering for people.
Hazelton is a perfect example of immigrants saving a small coal mining town from absolute
economic annihilation by opening up small businesses and even the large immigrant
run corporations who have brought jobs over to the small town.
This is of course despite the efforts made by the white population to fight off the
immigrant scourge with unconstitutional regulations and even the net geo article
that you're using here to advance your narrative mentions the reality that immigration has drastically
improved Hazelton. Well, you won't hear that part because Tucker's not in the business of
making America better. He's just trying to do wide identity politics. And I'm sorry to
tell you this, Tucker, but facts don't care about your feelings. I'm Son Piker if you're
was that a little taste for you guys? Was that good enough? Am I crazy? Or is it
in New York Times podcast lady actually trying to argue insulting Jewish people is worse
in the mass murder of children. Oh my god, oh my god, there ain't no way she did that.
Oh god, of course she did that. Oh god, what are these people doing bro? I swear to god,
they literally are just like, if you wanted to present a perfect vehicle to make people
more anti-semitic. This would be the vehicle to do it with.
Like that is
that's an insane, insane thing to say.
This guy will keep us out of the next Iraq.
Specifically will keep us out of a regime change war with
Iran. And here we are in the middle of a regime change war in Iran, where hundreds of Americans
have been wounded, some number have been killed that won't tell us. And that's just the opposite
of what I said would happen. So I'm sorry.
So I hear you say that, but I am compelled to question it a little bit because are you
simply just going public about something that you felt privately for some time? Because
was in 2021 through the Dominion lawsuit against Fox News, some of your texts went public and
I'm just quoting from a couple of them. You know, you said there really isn't an upside
to Trump. You said, I hate him passionately. I mean, clearly you had some feelings of reservation
about the president before this time. Yeah. No, it's because he's a fucking phoning.
Dude, dude, that, that is the best one where the Dominion case revealed that Tucker
was like, I fucking hate this piece of shit. God damn it. He's such a son of a bitch. He's
ruining the beautiful neo-nazi movement that we could have designed by being so selfish.
He set our movement back. I mean, he wasn't saying it like that, but it was basically
saying that, right? Like that, that is, I hope you guys understand that's precisely
what he was angry about.
down. So I'm just trying to understand the, you know, I have a lot of thoughts and theories
about things which may or may not be rooted in reality. So I hesitate even to spring
any of my theories on you because like they're probably insane. But one thing that has bothered
me for many years is the fact that a lot of people in Trump's immediate orbit have
been hurt and really hurt, you know, going to prison, become
unemployable, publicly shamed, gotten cancer. And I just am a
believer in like big picture assessments of things. And, you
know, so you're trying to think like, is Trump good or bad? Like
he's saying things I really agree with. But then people
around him are getting hurt.
Yeah, they got cancer because of January 6. No, he's talking
People they got canceled they were in prison. I think like some of the January 6th is right. Is the country actually getting better
I don't know. It's hard to know because to some extent you're like
Your vision is obscured by the intensity of some of these debates
Mine was has been is easily obscured by that intensity, but did I have reservations about Trump? Of course
And you know to some extent I sublimated them or
Rationalized them away or focused on areas where I agreed with him all my fault
But I told myself and I just don't exist to believe like it's the big decisions that matter and I knew because I know the Democratic leadership really well that they're completely under the control of the same
Forces and that we would get a regime change war, inevitably in Iran, if they were elected and so I told myself, Trump is the way to avoid the really bad thing.
Come back to this moment for you, which is there's the political case against Trump that
you make.
But I do want to ask you about the moral case that you've been making as well.
And that's a word that you've used, you know, in that monologue responding to Trump's
Easter post, you said that Trump's comments were evil.
And I just want to understand that a little bit better.
Do you think only his comments are evil or does the evil extend to Trump himself?
Is he evil?
I just want to be really clear that there's a lot of evil in me and in every person.
So I just.
When I was calling Trump evil, I was doing Christian style.
Okay.
I was doing it Christian style.
And obviously that, for us, that's a satisfying statement to hear from Tucker Carlson because
he is objectively evil, but he's not doing that right now.
I just need you to understand, he's doing like a, oh, when I call people evil, I mean,
in the same way that we're all a little bit evil, we're all sinners after all, you
know, Christian style.
That's what it is.
That's what it is.
That's what it is.
to and I've certainly experienced it on myself and I've seen it in many in all people. You know,
we're all capable of evil. So I just I want to pull back on the judgment and be very precise about
what I was saying, which is you cannot mock other people's gods and put yourself in their place.
Period. That is a deal killer for me. That's worse than the war with Iran, in my opinion.
Yeah. But I ask because, you know, you've been talking on your show about whether Trump
as the antichrist. I have not said that on your show the day after east. That's worse.
That's worse than murdering little schoolgirls. Okay. I just don't think Tucker Carlson or any
person sincerely believes that. Okay. Disrespecting God, like disrespecting Christians and Christianity
is fucking worse. Tucker, first of all, you're not a fucking fundamentalist Islamist, okay?
Like Tucker is literally doing the drawing of the Prophet Muhammad is the is the ultimate sin and I
will fucking fight you to the end. But this time for for, you know, disrespecting gods.
like shut the fuck up shut up you don't believe that you've literally you have in the past openly stated
by the way that's like ISIS. Thugger Carlson is like well as a Salafist as a follower and a worshiper
of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.
I consider disparaging the God that we all believe in, the one God, the one true God,
Allah, the disrespect to be the ultimate sin, ultimate haram, as we say.
He called Iraqis monkeys on air, bro.
He said, he said Iraqis are primitive monkeys that deserve to be bombed back to the motherfucking
stone age.
Like people don't know Tucker's background, they're just, oh, that's what it is when you're
when you're around for, you know, 30 fucking years, right?
And you have been such a target rich environment for, for every different kind of reactionary
opinion.
people don't know this motherfucker's background. I remember cuz I was there. Yeah, now the
I'mma loves him.
Hold on, let me see if I can find it.
Where the fuck is it?
I can't find it. I've covered that shit, too.
Do you know that he did not put his hand on the Bible during his swearing in ceremony
as president? You said, and I'm quoting, maybe he didn't put his hand on the Bible.
Here, there's a chatter sent this one.
Tucker, aren't we the only country allowed to make pre-emptive strikes?
Who the hell does Iran think it is?
Actually, I know you're sort of kidding, but I agree with that.
I think we are the only country with the moral authority, whether we are.
That's absolutely right.
The only country with the moral authority sufficient to do that, the only country that
doesn't seek hegemony in the world.
I do think, I'm sure I'm the lone voice in saying this, I think Iran deserves to
be annihilated.
I think the Olympics, I think they're evil.
I do think we ought to assess what would happen to the price of energy.
We're going to do that.
I think that's a small factor, it could tank our economy.
Tucker, aren't we the only country allowed to make preemptive strikes?
Who the hell does Iran think it is?
Actually, I'm running it again so you can hear it again.
I know you're sort of kidding, but I agree with that.
I think we are the only...
No, I'm not kidding at all.
The more authority we are.
That's absolutely right.
The only country with the more authority sufficient to do that.
The only country that doesn't seek hegemony in the world.
I do think, I'm sure I'm the lone voice in saying this, I think Iran deserves to
be annihilated.
I think they're lunatics.
I think they're evil.
I do think we ought to assess what would happen to the price of energy.
We're going to do that.
I think that's a small fact.
What do you get fired from Fox News?
Do you want the real reason or the fake reason?
The fake reason that they released to the media was the Dominion case.
The real reason was because Rupert Murdoch was personally fucking terrified of the unbelievable
influence Tucker Carlson commanded.
The real reason was that, and I remember reading something about this at the time, like Rupert Murdoch
had like a much younger wife at the time, and she had become a huge Tucker Carlson fan.
And she was like becoming, Rupert Murdoch is a huge, Rupert Murdoch is like a huge
COVID, what's the, like not true third necessarily, he's really worried about COVID
famously.
It's kind of unbelievable when you think about how much anti-vax conspiracies Fox News has
actually, no, he's not a skeptic, he's not a denier, no, no, no, no, quite the opposite.
He is a major COVID realist.
He is responsible for so much COVID skepticism when he was an unbelievable COVID paranoia.
a COVID paranoid person, COVID conscious person, I don't know what the right word is.
Yeah, he was putting levels of COVID avoidance, yes. In his personal life.
life. I talked about this, um, as I was in the past, he basically shut himself off in
the rest of the world. Uh, he basically shut himself off from the, the rest of the world
During covid, during peak covid, he cut the line and got the vaccine before anybody else did.
And it's really funny because he's terrified. He's old and he's terrified of dying.
And he was really, really, really scared of covid. And yet all of his newspapers,
all of his media outlets did so much harm.
So much unlimited harm to the discourse.
Off is a crappy place filled with a bunch of, you know, semi-literate, turn-based monkeys.
So, Cole, whining from a black politician about how you don't like me because I'm black,
using racism as a defense, right? You know, I can't...
Yes, yes, I know he apologized for defending the Iraq war, dude. Yeah, I know he was a he was a silly little 34 year old or something
At the time when he was saying all this stuff. He was just a guy who was duped. Okay. I know
You people will believe anything, okay
It's fucking awesome. I've spent my whole life in the media. My dad was in the media like that is his dad was in the CIA
A big part of the revelation that's changed my life is the media are part of the control calling it one of the biggest
Regrets of his life. I know I know he's changed
It's just crazy because nothing else changed troll apparatus like there's no what do you mean you people?
You know exactly what I mean dumb motherfuckers who who fall for anything
Yeah, I know I know because you're younger and smarter and you're like yeah
Yeah, but what if you're me and you spent your whole life in that world and to look around and all of a sudden you're like oh wow
Not only are they part of the problem?
But I spent most of my life being part of the problem defending the Iraq war like I actually did that can you mention if you did that?
What do you think, what is one of your biggest regrets in your career?
Defending the Iraq War.
That is it?
I've had a million regrets not being more skeptical, calling people names when I should have listened
to what they were saying.
Look, when you, when someone makes a claim.
Yeah, these are the type of motherfuckers who will literally believe Tucker Carlson
and then say, Grant Platner is a phony.
There is a literal Venn diagram that's a circle there, okay?
There are hella people who genuinely take Turner Carlson as a change man, and those
very same people are like, well Grand Platoners is a fucking child killer, baby murderer,
bloodthirsty monster who's just obviously fake.
That seems like a ridiculous straw man.
Oh, here we go.
At least I couldn't catch you defending Tucker Carlson.
At least you are sincere and you are sincerely skeptical of Tucker Carlson, so you're safe
for today.
But if I catch you in an inconsistency, it's over. Now I'm just kidding.
Bro, there was a chatter earlier, said Tucker is pushbacking his liberals more than you. It's not a fucking straw man.
Why spend your whole life fighting for your values, fighting for your principles, fighting
for social justice, advocating even when no one's looking, advocating for the same exact
things when there's 35 people in here as opposed to 35,000 getting yelled at endlessly,
docs, swatted, smeared all around the internet.
When you can just make a fucking heel turn one day and be like, yeah, actually now that
this shit's unfavorable, I decided it's bad.
And dumbfucks will turn around and go, yeah, that guy's actually righteous.
You on the other hand, you're fucking piece of shit, dude.
Fuck you.
No one is right all the time.
fucking asshole. Why does Tucker Carlson push back more on Zionist than you do? You've had
multiple interviews with liberal Zionists and said nothing. Oh, great question. Okay,
here, let's unban this guy because I really want to ask him a question. Hey, if I said
what Tucker Carlson says about Israel, do you think that would be defensible? Like,
I love Israel. I think Israel is a wonderful country. I've visited Israel many times.
I have many friends who actually love Israel. I have many friends that work in the Israeli state.
I actually love all of that. Do you think that you would be as skeptical of
Tucker Carlson as you are of me in that situation? Because I can tell you the answer.
You glazed Tucker Carlson and he said all of those things I never have.
You're a fucking Rube, Jackass.
Tucker Carlson is a liberal Zionist, but they're not wrong. They're not wrong.
What kind of fucking pushback is Tucker Carlson offering to liberal Zionists if he himself is a liberal Zionist?
is you just literally undermine your own argument is he turning on the mirror and debating himself
like what the fuck are you talking about first of all Tucker Carlson is not even a liberal
so he's just a Zionist I guess this is what I mean some of you guys are are a little
bit lost. I'll admit. I think you're a little bit lost. You're a little inconsistent. You
don't have a consistent standard. I've given many interviews at this point as to why I
align myself with people who I disagree with on the issue of Israel, including people like
Bernard Sanders. I've addressed it because guess who always brings that up? Buckins
Zionists do okay. They always bring that up. They're like you say liberal Zionism is like is equivalent to liberal Nazism
It's oxymoronic
How can you say that but then also work with people who would be liberal Zionists themselves and I tell them this is
Not a contradiction
From my estimation as long as someone is a liberal Zionist, but it's not actually presenting themselves as a hurdle
In front of anti Zionists as long as they're not like stepping
in front of anti-sinus and saying, no, this is a bridge too far, then I can still work
with those people, especially if they have a, like their position in the political spectrum
is still far better than the overwhelming majority of people that are talking about
this issue. Okay, and the argument that I always present is this. I'm anti, I'm anti
white supremacy. There are plenty of resilient white supremacist attitudes that the average
American has. Okay, do I just automatically write them off or do I try to convince them?
Do I try to talk to them? Do I try to work with them? Because if I were to write them
off in the same way because white supremacy is a fascist ideology as well. Okay, I'm anti-fascist.
You can, one can say they're anti-fascist and then I don't know, try to rid themselves of any
association they have with people who have fascist tendencies in the same way as people that have
Zionist tendencies. When you question the journalists and what they mean by Israel's
right to exist, you couldn't push back a little on Matt Duss. I dislike disingenuous
alters to wait what when you question the journalists on what they mean by
Israel's right to exist you couldn't push back a little on Matt does you like
even even this assessment is wrong because Matt does regardless of the role
that he's occupied is is infinitely closer to our world view than the
fucking economists you dumbass what do you talk about the economist woman was
like straight up defending Israel
And that's not true. I literally did actually push back on Matt Dess's defensive and offensive weapons distinction
You just don't think it was sufficient because I didn't call him like like I don't know
A neo-nazi that I can't have any fucking conversation with or any reasonable disagreements with
But once again, you said, just like this ingenuous altruism too, but then you turn around, oh
god, this is going to restart another cycle in the discourse.
Again, I'm telling you right now, Chatter, you don't have consistent principles on this.
If you think Tucker Carlson does a better job pushing back against liberal Zionism,
you admit that he himself could be considered a liberal Zionist, that doesn't make any fucking
sense.
You accuse the chatter of being lost, but the line you draw in Zionism liberal is not as
pretty arbitrary because that's what beliefs are.
There's a line you draw that doesn't mean you have some magic set of rules the rest
of us don't? Okay, but the magic set of rules cannot be not only defending Tucker
Halson, but even going so far as to say Tucker Halson does a better job of
addressing Zionism than I do. Do you agree with that chatter's distinction here?
Do you agree with the line that that chatter has drawn no matter how
arbitrary? Or do you feel like it's unbelievably incoherent, especially
considering that the chatter himself is admitted? Chatter himself is fucking
admitted personally that Tucker Carlson could be considered a liberal Zionist.
Tucker Carlson could also be considered many things like white nationalist, a
fascist,
oh
He is the number one advocate of the white replacement theory the great replacement theory and there's only one question
That's important at the very beginning, which is is the claim true or not
So I say you know you committed murder or you rigged the last election
before you I
Don't know. I think you're afraid of being mugged by talker. Yeah
That's why I'm constantly trying to have a conversation with mr. Magger himself
And he's the one who's avoiding it
Ball's in his court, buddy
What
Attack me as a crazy person for saying that maybe you should explain what you did it or not
Yeah, and for too long I participated in the
Culture where I was like anyone who thinks outside these pre-prescribed lanes is crazy
Is it conspiracy theorist?
And I just really regret that.
I'm ashamed that I did that.
And partly it was age, partly it was the world that I grew up in.
So when you look at me and you're like, yeah, of course they're part of the means of control.
I'm like, that's obvious to you because you're 28, but I just didn't see it at all,
at all.
And I'm ashamed of that.
That's not what the media tries to do, though.
It's their only purpose.
Right.
They're not here to inform you.
Really?
big things that really matter, like the economy and war and COVID, like things that really
matter that will affect you. No, their job is not to inform you. They are working for
the small group of people who actually run the world. They're their servants of the
Praetorian Guard. And we should treat them with maximum contempt because they have earned it.
I've never said Tucker likes Israel worse than the people who they're attacking what
On the Bible because he affirmatively rejects what's inside that book and then on a recent show you went further saying
Here's a leader who's mocking the gods of his ancestors mocking the god of gods and exalting himself above them
them. Could this be the Antichrist? I actually did not say could this be the Antichrist.
Here's a leader who's mocking the gods of his ancestors, mocking the God of gods and exalting
himself above them. Could this be the Antichrist? Well, who knows? I don't know where that
comes from, but I know that those words never left my lips because I'm not sure
I fully understand what the Antichrist is if there's just one.
due to a seven case subscribers, why give him air? I know you're making that as a joke.
I think, right? Yes. He is, uh, he was hacked apparently. And we found out that he only has
seven thousand subscribers, which I don't know if that's like true or not. But it is
very funny to think that Tucker Carlson is not an influential person in American
politics, like aside for how many subscribers he has actually tried to understand it.
I may have said some are asking that.
I'm not weighing in on that because I don't understand it.
And just to be totally clear.
No, in revelations, obviously,
the anti-crisis named in different different.
Yeah, and not just revelation,
but throughout the New Testament,
there are references in the prophets as well.
So, but no, I'm not speculating about that.
I know that people are speculating about that,
but I would say it's enough to acknowledge
that Trump, like many leaders through history,
is putting himself above God, to send, but even on a more terrestrial level, like to
send out a picture of yourself as Jesus has got to be a red line for Christians.
How could it not be?
It has to be.
And I wish that Christians would speak up when he attacks Allah, when he mocks the
faith of Muslims.
So to be clear though, you, that was not what you were suggesting.
If I thought Trump was the anti-Christ, I would just say so.
This is
This the the defending Islam part is off
Oh
He's so
He's so fucking good, man. He is such a he's such a demonic entity understood what the antichrist
Is I would say so and I don't really I mean I guess
He's packed up the umma. The umma will never recover and they will wage war at the best of Tucker Carlson
Really, it's you've been discussing it repeatedly on your show. So I'm just trying to understand why what I've tried to
What do you want your audience to sort of my audience to see what's happening now?
Something chatters aren't internalizing is how shallow Tucker's commitment to any ideology is they say I'm seeing the correct
They see him saying the correct words in a field of mainstream liars when in reality, he's adopting populism boosts public image lookup
Sovism I think so too, but I don't agree necessarily that Tucker Carlson doesn't have one underlying agenda
I think he is truly a white nationalist
Or at least white nationalist think he's one of them
He might he might be agnostic on the Jewish problem right the Jewish question
He might be somewhat Ignacio and I still lean on the side that he's just like he's anti-semitic
But he knows how to you know keep his cars close to his chest
But he and Candace both do what I call umas lob
They know they have a ton of Muslim followers now because of their anti-Israel advocacy that they throw bones in
The only issue is they break with the Christian nationalists are things that Muslims care about. Yeah
There is nothing more powerful than a white man defending Islam, a white Christian man
defending Islam, or a position of authority in the eyes of the entire Muslim world, or
I mean, Candace Owens as well, you know. Powerful American Christian woman. Oh, oh,
don't understand dude these are these are going to do fucking numbers in the what's that group chats
oh my god in terms beyond just material obviously the commodity flow through the
straight up from mouses you know essential to the global economy got it but i also think
there is a world beyond our senses every culture and civilization has understood that from the
beginning of time and we're in this weird anomalous moment where we've been trying not to
to think that, but it's real. And this is a realization that's dawning on me. I mean,
I, I didn't, I wasn't thinking like this at all until several years ago. So I don't want
to pretend that I'm a shaman or anything like that. I just want to make the point repeatedly
again and again and again, that there are unseen forces that act. There is a spiritual
realm and we are subject to those forces for good and bad. And I don't think today,
Bro, this guy once unironically said that he woke up one night and he has scratches all over his body and he thought that there was demonic possession at play.
Oh my lord, it's like such a ridiculous person.
Any person can deny that.
I just want to make the point that you did say could this be the anti-christ and then you said well who knows
You did use those words so man, then my apologies to you if there's video of me saying that I guess what I'm expressing to you is
It doesn't
Boom. Yeah. Wow. He's so apologetic. He's so good, dude
He's such a good guy. You see
He's sincere and he's apologetic
Reflecting why are you still pressing him?
How I feel that suggests a precision that I haven't arrived at Trump is the antichrist
Well, you'd have to define me this is for sort of quibbling here
But you'd have to define antichrist and I know that I can't define antichrist and it's not clearly defined in the new
I'll be honest like the only thing that I think he has that a sincere change of heart on is
The the violence of Israel I do genuinely believe that he he found
the violence to be unconscionable. I think that is a sincere. I'm willing to go that far.
Some might, I don't think it's just anti-Semitism motivating him to say the things that he's saying.
I don't think it's like his allegiance to the pearl of the gulf, the nation of Qatar,
and beautiful nation that I am of course I also demonstrate fealty to okay
shots out to my Oilers I do think he actually saw what Israel was doing and
thought that it was really fucked up I'm willing to go there what makes you
think that he went to the Palestinian Children's Hospital in Cutter and he
visited. I didn't have to do that at all.
In the Huckabee interview he strongly questioned who has the biblical right to
the land. He argued that Palestinians who can trace their bloodline directly back
versus astronauts who you specifically mentioned in Yahoes and that atheism.
Fuck no. What? No. No, not at all. That's fucking blood quantum science. Who
gives a shit. You think you think that what what makes the palsy is indigenous to the land is like
the eugenics or the race size or how long like that they can trace their ancestral lineage.
So what? So what if so what if Benjamin Anyahu and his ancestors 3,000 years ago fucking traveled
from the land that we now know is Israel to Poland do you think that gives them
more right chatter is right it's Zionism no that's a silly that's a silly
argument anonymous give their thing with a hundred give to subs as soon as I
said my life for cutter do you guys see that that's why I do it baby no man I
don't believe in the fucking I don't believe in like ancestral rights like
that I don't I believe in not murdering people okay simply put that argument is
is the foundational design is them but it's bullshit many people don't even
sincerely believe it and it doesn't matter anyway it doesn't even fucking
remotely matter. I don't buy it. He loves the violence. America dishes out around the
world. He loves the violence. Russia has done a Ukraine Tucker has no moral backbone.
I don't buy that he was genuinely moved by the violence. I mean, it is a little different,
dude. That's why I'm saying it's like I'm willing to entertain that he sincerely
had a change of heart on that issue and that issue alone, but it doesn't translate
to his worldview overall. You know what I mean? Because it's different. Like what Israel has
done is different. It's not not all violence is the same, right? I mean, that's why there's
a distinction between a genocide and like a military invasion and occupation of other
countries, whether it's us doing it or Russia doing it. Like what Israel did and is still
doing is a little different. That's why there's a there's a specific designation for what Israel
did and it's considered the crime of all crimes. But yeah, for the record, I don't even like
that argument necessarily. The one that people use when they're talking about Israel where
they're like, oh, Benjamin Ninyahu, his name is like, what is it, Milikowski or something.
He's actually Polish. He's a Polish Jew that grew up in Philadelphia. He doesn't have ancestral
roots that you can trace back to Israel. And for me, even if that was the case, do you think
Israel's actions would be justifiable then? That's what it is, right? You don't believe
in murder, but apparently, Weissberg is worse than murder. And brown people overseas, you
Planner had a genuine change despite not having done anything to prove it, but don't believe Tucker despite him also not having
Got anything the proof he's changed beyond words
Apparently white supremacist worse than murdering brown people overseas white supremacy is the underpinning ideology that allows
People to murder overseas with impunity
That chatter is not stout talk about grand planner other way. Yes
Yes, I
I don't know what it is that like breaks people so hard with the Grand Platinum. I will never understand it
But it is like obsessive
What this is not a criticism of context I think this is why rev comms ask you to read theorem are often rev comms
You're a rev comm
Like Chairman Bob Avakian, a sex cult.
Sex cult has asked me to read theory more often on stream even if you have before because
you're raising a lot of people to be aware of what's going on with a lack of fundamental
principles of the sushi and purses and from opportunities like Tucker, I appreciate your
work regardless.
Please don't tell me chatter, you are a revcom.
There are no revcrums under the age of 65. I think they just mean revolutionary communists.
Oh, okay.
You never fucking know what?
Someone said Caleb, you need to read the work of a guy named Caleb Malpin.
I don't see the connection between white supremacy and the murder of non-white people.
Could you explain that further?
Caleb Malpin, oh my God.
I think what we're seeing is evil, like, are you allowed to kill people who've committed
no crime?
No.
Super simple.
You're not allowed to do that.
Under no moral standard is that allowable.
All of a sudden, it's allowable.
It's allowable in Gaza, and our leaders are like, yeah, it's just totally fine.
It's not fine.
But certainly, it's repugnant to the Christian understanding of the world and the human soul.
Every person has a soul.
That's the Christian view, and not just the Christian view, it's the Islamic view, too.
So, and it's my view.
Your Easter episode was titled in part a warning to Christians everywhere.
And so my interpretation was that you were warning other Christians sort of not to follow
a false prophet.
Yes, that's exactly what I'm warning.
And that false prophet being President Trump in this case.
Yes, and Netanyahu.
There are a lot of evangelical Christians who are convinced that God wants you to support
Netanyahu, which I find incomprehensible.
Christian evangelicals in this country have been a hugely important part of President Trump's
coalition.
Many support Israel because they believe the creation of the state of Israel fulfills
biblical prophecy.
They're called Christian Zionists.
I will note you have said you dislike Christian Zionists more than anybody you've said
they have a brain virus.
You have apologized for those comments repeatedly, repeatedly, um, but would you like to see
that they have a blame virus?
Wait, what?
What did he say?
You just like Christians, I and S more than anybody you've said they have a brain virus.
You have apologized for those.
They have a brain virus.
Wait, he apologized for that.
Oh God, he's such a bitch, too.
He can't even say they have a fucking brain virus.
Oh, I'm so apologetic about that. I can't believe I said some of the most brainbroken
Insane people in this country. This is man. Fuck this shit. Okay. This is why I stand on my fucking principles
Okay, this is why I can't stand motherfuckers who come to me and be like oh, I was on you're not being consistent here
It's like oh shut up shut up bitch shut up
Okay
When have I ever backed away from a sincerely held position?
He can't even say that Christians have a brain virus. They do.
Repeatedly.
But would you like to see those Christians stop supporting the State of Israel in the way that they do?
Of course, immediately. On many different grounds.
really simple. Christians can never support the murder of innocence, period. That's just
that. That's just a bright red line. Find the place where Jesus is like, these people
are annoying kill them all. It's not there. So where are you getting this? Now I'm once
again, hardly a theologian, but I just don't know. And I've asked many Christians, Zionist
leaders who will speak to me now. It's just like, they won't talk to me, but I
Certainly asked to cruise this.
I asked my cockabee this.
I tried to ask Franklin Graham, but I sincerely
want to know where this is coming from.
It can't all be from the book of Esther.
Well, I mean, you did have exactly this contentious
interview with Ambassador Huckabee.
He's the ambassador to Israel, where
you talked to him about Christian Zionism
for quite some time.
And in that interview, it's very interesting.
I'm a former Israel-Palestine correspondent.
You were pressing him on if the modern state of Israel as a homeland for the Jewish people
today has legal or biblical legitimacy.
You were sort of questioning him on this idea, and you went round and round on this for quite
some time.
And I was just wondering what you were trying to get at there.
I was trying to get at an answer, which I couldn't get and instead was accused of
hate for trying to evoke an answer to a very simple question. And the question was, on what basis are you making this claim?
People whose ancestors didn't live here now occupy the land. That's very common in history, by the way, not even objecting to it. What I'm objecting to is the claim that it's God's will and that Israel because of this has the unique right to exist.
Okay. Where does that right come from? Well, the right comes from the Bible. Okay. Well,
I'm not a Bible scholar, but I certainly read it a lot. And I said to him, war the borders,
because my read of Genesis is that there was a big hunk of land. That's the Middle East.
Does Israel have a right? Because you're referring to this text as the basis of the right
to have that land. And he said, fine with me. So like on many levels, theological and
diplomatic kind of a big thing to say. The White House wasn't knowing that he
said it out loud. I was grateful that he did because it's good to know what the
terms are. And the second question I asked, which is okay, if Israel has a
right derived from this scene in Genesis, then to whom does it apply? Who
are Abraham's heirs? And he said, well the Jews. And I said, okay. And by the
way, just to be clear, these are not conversations that I saw it. I'm not,
I was never interested in this topic like Israel is a country with borders and sovereignty and a seat at the UN
And it's like it's a nation state like ours like every country
The second you start telling me that as a Christian
I'm obligated to support the government of this country then I have a right to ask you what you're talking about
It's that simple. So, okay fine. I flew all the way to Israel, which I didn't want to do
And I asked him what are you talking about to whom does this right apply and on what basis shut up into a semi
Okay, no, so from my perspective that was like the most revealing conversation. I think I've ever had
Why though were you so interested in those questions about oh god these people?
Oh my god, you're on the fucking bearable dude. I
can't stand this shit
This is why do you care so much about the Jewish state? Okay, that's what this question is. This is, this is her basically turning around and trying to imply subtly or not so subtly that Tucker Carlson is anti-Semitic for caring about the state of Israel so much.
Okay, that's what this is it we jokingly refer to it as like Israel tiny nation size of New Jersey
But that's precisely what this question is. Okay, I've heard it a million times over. I've heard it from from many different people
That will sometimes not even
You know do the decent thing and try to soft pedal the question and immediately be like you care so much about Israel
But even though it's not doing anything special because you're anti-semitic
That's what this conversation is why because we're now in a war which is in the process of destroying the United States economy and getting Americans killed
because
Israel pushed the United States president who gave I'm not giving him a pass, but that's just a fact. That's what happened
I saw it and
Israel has that power in our Congress
Not because we have so many Jews, I don't know how many Jews live in the United States, fewer than 10 million, I think.
But because we have tens of millions of evangelical Christians who unquestioningly support Israel.
Oh dude, he's doing... This is like early days, okay?
This is like early days Hassanabi retorts right here.
It's true, it's not wrong for him to say this. It's technically correct.
Correct, but it is very funny for him to just be like well, there's a lot more Christians
I this there's a lot more evangelical Christians I this and they show tremendous loyalty to the state of Israel a
Lot more of them exist and Jews in this country
It's like he's he's watched them
He's rolled back the tape
Okay, he's been he's been watching old Hassan Abi hits
From early on yeah, Ape in my shit one Hondo P. Oh my lord
or because they believe it's their theological duty to do so.
So on this question hangs the future
of the American economy and the lives
of American service members.
There's no more important question.
And the effort to push me away from that question
by calling me names, calling me a hater,
saying I'm obsessed with Israel, okay.
I would be grateful never to think about it again.
I find Israel actually geostrategically irrelevant
except they said that we imbue it with relevance,
at the behest largely of evangelical Christians.
So you can see there's a one-to-one correlation
between these questions and the future of my country.
Micah Khabi and the people he represents
have made it the nation's business,
at which point it is entirely fair.
In fact, it's a requirement of good citizenship
to press him on what are you talking about?
And he refused to-
No, it's not shocking that he's going after evangelicals.
It's totally normal for him to do that.
To answer those questions, at which point I say,
as someone who's still committed to reason,
you've been exposed as a fraud and or a liar.
I think one of the reasons why this was particularly
notable for many people, that interaction
that you had with Mike Huckabee,
and the reason you in particular got so much pushback
is because there is an enormous sensitivity
around Israel being the homeland of the Jewish people.
Oh my God, oh my God.
I'm Brian Choney, I'm Brian Choney, I'm Brian Choney,
I'm Brian Choney, I'm Brian Choney, I'm Brian Choney.
Oh my God, who fucking cares?
Are you serious?
Do you hear yourself?
Oh, no.
This colonial outpost that is an apartheid state
filled to the brim with ethno-religious supremacist values
that has conducted a genocide is also,
I'll have you know,
the very special emotional support apartheid state
that's conducting a genocide.
For many people, why don't you think
about their fucking feelings?
I'm sorry, I didn't realize that I was supposed to care about those things
This in and of itself is no different than someone being like oh
You want black people to be able to vote in the south?
But don't you care about the feelings of white Christian nationalists in the south?
They could feel really they feel like their rights are being encroached on if you actually bring this up
If you actually advance this position
Position, okay
Who cares? I'm sorry. I don't give a fuck. Okay, genocide is bad. I don't give a shit
If it's hurting some people's fucking feelings fuck their feelings they can suck my dick
This is what I mean, it's like such a stupid fucking way such a self-centered
Unbelievably narcissistic way to frame this conversation. Oh
No, I'm gonna hurt the feelings of people who feel a special bond to Israel
What will I do? This is also part of the reason why I get so mad when people are like, it's on you're a Zionist or a song
You you engage in like a Jewish exceptionalism or whatever the fuck because I separate
actively Judaism and Jews from the nation-state of Israel where people will
be like oh dude you're it's that's Jewish exceptionalism or whatever the fuck or
the fact that I also care about anti-Semitism implies that I'm engaging
in Jewish exceptionalism it's bullshit okay I separate between those who are
cynically advancing anti-Semitism as a cause in an effort to to deflect the
way, criticisms of Israel, valid criticisms of Israel, okay? And I know every dumb fuck
loves chirping at this very moment, okay? And goes, aww, not gonna lie, it's kind of true
though. Yeah, totally dude. You're right. We should actually be anti-Semitic. We
should actually be anti-Semitic. That's the best way to defend Palestinians, right?
fucking idiot. My question always is, does this help the cause? Okay, is being anti-Semitic
helping Palestinians? No, it's not. There's no strategic goal there. There's no calculated
goal there it's just fucking untrue and it's stupid.
Mars why'd you block my message?
Oh, he was bringing up a bad and banana.
Oh, God.
And the attempt to delegitimize that.
I have enormous sensitivity about the United States being the homeland of my people and
the burial place of my ancestors.
I have enormous sensitivity about the future of the United States.
Those are my concerns.
I'm not dismissing the concerns of any other group, including Israelis or Iranians or
Venezuelans or anybody else.
Everybody has his or her own set of concerns.
my concerns revolve around my country. And so I'm not going to subordinate my concerns
and the concerns of my children to other people's hysteria, no matter what country it is.
Why do you think you get tagged so often with anti-Semitism?
Because it's, I think there are two reasons. One is I'm not an anti-Semite and I think
That's obvious.
I have, and I've expressed this many times, don't do so again.
I have temperamental and religious objections to antisemitism or any hate or discrimination
based on bloodline.
That is...
Bro, this man literally said there's 65 million people that need to be deported, which happens
be the same number of Latin Americans living on US soil. Okay, the Latino population.
I'm sorry, Mr. Great Replacement is like, oh, I would never, I would never hate on someone,
simply on the basis of their, their ethnic or genetic or religious inferiority.
It's bullshit. It's it's complete and utter nonsense. Okay. This is where a competent
libtard is supposed to interject and go, uh, I don't think that's true. You are the most
prominent defender of the great replacement theory. Okay. Like, please be a competent
Lib Tard. Okay. I have listened to you at on MPR for years. I know you have it in you. Please do this
against Christian theology. It's against my personal ethics. And I oppose it no matter
who is suffering from it, whether it's whites or blacks or Jews, nobody can be punished.
Hill system, it's about Hill says about legality on bloodline. Yeah, what the
What the fuck does Israel do? Israel also says it's on legality.
Yeah, black people were legally discriminated against.
Okay?
Just like Palestinians are technically legally discriminated against under Israeli law.
Legality doesn't mean anything. It's just bullshit.
for his bloodline, period.
I don't believe in collective punishment
unlike the Israeli government.
So that's number one.
I am opposed to anti-Semitism, and that's a threat
because I'm not approaching this
as someone who wants to hurt Jews.
I just don't want the United States
to be implicated in the crimes of other nations.
And I'm not intimidated.
And number two, that is a much easier conversation
than answering very simple questions
like, here's Ben Lorber's take on this from April 13th. Or I mean, this is so fucking long.
He wrote a book, he's working on a book called Kingdom out Christians, Ism from the Puritans,
the MAGA is really right in a supremacist agenda today. Tens of millions of MAGA evangelicals
remain rock solid constituency backing the unending carnage in Gaza, Iran and beyond
and beyond America shores the rapid growth and not the nominal neo Pentecostal Christianity
is conscripting hundreds of millions of Christian Zionist foot soldiers across Africa, Asia and
Latin America. That's why they had to apologize for breaking the Jesus statue in Lebanon by
the way. If it actually reaches the point of salience amongst those populations where
they start thinking, wait a minute, these Jews are actually disrespecting Christianity,
then they have to address it. Same thing with like Orthodox Jews in the West Bank,
the settlers spitting on Christians as they're like going in and out of churches
and shit, right? Those are some of the few things that the Israeli state has to address
as opposed to like just wholesale slaughter of Palestinians.
Christian Zionism is part and parcel of the rise of Christian nationalism helping corrode
the foundations of democratic pluralism in the US and all around the world. I agree
with that. It's adherence demonized Palestinians, Muslims, anyone who opposes the dystopian
vision as instruments of the devil, enemies of the Judeo-Christian West, and to be
swept aside in a 21st century style crusade. And their fervent proclamations of love
for Jews are laced with anti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism prescripting our communities is canon father
in their clash of civilizations.
Where does the right to exist come from that Israel has? That I've been told for many
years has a unique right globally to exist. Where does that right emanate from? Who granted
that right and on what grounds? And they can't answer the questions and they don't
have the conversation. So just to be totally clear, asking question, I mean, the answer for
this is the other side of the story. The answer to this question is the same as the United States
of America. America is also a settler colonial operation, right? And so was Israel. And so is
Israel, I guess. And that's what it is. It was through blood. It was through conquest.
So the answer is the exact same for Israel as it is for the United States of America.
Okay, it's built on violence. That's how states were designed.
Since it's not hate, telling the truth is not hate. And they don't want to answer the questions and they don't want to tell the truth.
And by the way, such as Jews, it's, I think I've been attacked more viciously by Christian scientists than I have by Jews, just in point of fact.
It's kind of from nice universalism to it, um, but I'm not intimidated.
I don't know why I would be.
In fact, I think it's my obligation not to be intimidated.
Can asking questions though stir up hate?
I mean, language is power.
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
Lulu, you are doing a terrible job asking these questions.
What are you doing?
What are you doing?
What the fuck kind of?
Are you just giving Tucker Carlson a nuke?
is that what it is? These are questions that you would design if you wanted to make Tucker
Carlson just dunk on you. Okay. These are unbelievable layups like just straight fucking
lobs dude. I mean this is such a layup that the New York Times audience is going to watch
this and go yeah Tucker Carlson is actually doing a great job here. I didn't think that
I would ever find myself in agreement with Tucker Carlson but I am now.
Well sure, I mean you could pose attacks in the form of.
This is why you can only counter Tucker Carlson as an anti Zionist. You can't counter
Tucker Carlson as a liberal Zionist. On this issue, you are going to be less moral.
Okay. Tucker Carlson is closer to the truth and closer to morality on the issue of Israel than
a liberal Zionist. It might hurt people's feelings to hear that, but it's just the truth. Okay.
And that's precisely the reason why when people actually don't address Tucker Carlson's
inconsistencies in his worldview adequately, which only an anti-Zionist can do, an anti-Fascist
can do this, because if you have any sort of defensive Israel in mind, you're going to
get destroyed. You're going to get destroyed, because Israel is indefensible. Okay, Israel's
actions are indefensible. The concept is already indefensible by 24th century sentiment, right?
the notion that you know ethnic cleansing had to take place and has to continue
for 80 fucking years and an apartheid has to continue so that you know there's a
there's a demographic majority that must remain a Jewish demographic majority that
must remain and it's like backed by the state everyone understands now that
that is an unbelievable crime
So, once you arrive at the conversation with that attitude in mind, if that's your primary
focus, you're going to get cooked.
No matter what, you're never going to be able to outmeet Tucker Carlson on this issue.
He's just going to come across as the moral party in this conversation because he's going
to turn around and say, that's crazy.
Questions I've certainly done that a lot, for sure.
But the questions themselves hang in the air and legitimate questions are an answer.
The reason I want to press on this a little bit more is that you know that there is
an entire anti-Semitic worldview that has been based on the protocols of the elders of Zion,
that there is like this cabal of powerful Jews that controls the world, and that book
was written in the early 20th century, but it helped the Nazis, and it really has informed
a lot of the views of many people today that there is this very powerful sect of Jewish
people who want global war and global conflict. And I think that there is a concern that I have
and a real concern. I don't mean this as something that people say to slander anyone, but just a
real concern that the rhetoric where everything is blamed on Israel, where Israel has these
supernatural powers almost to influence the president, to influence...
Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.
What a totally, totally ridiculous line of questioning.
the previous president, George W. Bush, to enter into the Iraq war, to be involved in
assassinations, et cetera, that it has echoes of that, and that people are genuinely-
Yeah, well, it's not- Okay. First of all, let me just say, not everything that she
brought up is valid, but it sucks that some of what she brought up are genuine things
that Israel has done, right? Like, it's not other people's problem that Israel chose to
look at a textbook of what not to do and then chose to do those things, okay? Like, yeah,
like, oh, well, protocols are elderly Zion, uh, dictate that, uh, you know, uh, Jews are,
uh, you know, undermining, uh, Jews are undermining like what? American domestic affairs. Okay.
But Israel is literally fucking writing legislation by way of APAC to undermine the First Amendment.
Elderly Zion. Yes. Elderly Zion. The Zion of the elderly. Shut the fuck up,
chatters is not the point okay I'm so tired I didn't sleep a lot last night
even though I went the better early okay like you can recognize what is an
anti-Semitic dog whistle and also what is the truth at the same time when you
actually start pointing to things that Israel actually is doing and then
claim the prototypes of the elderly Zionists. Yeah, if you point to what Israel is actually
doing and say this is an anti-Semitic trope, you're not going to actually get people to
stop saying those things. You're just going to make them think that maybe in the past,
those anti-Semitic canards were also lies. They were also built around lies as in like,
They were what Jews were doing, you're gonna foment anti-Semitism.
The greatest example I can give you, the most direct one I can give you, okay, no holds barred
is blood libel.
Blood libel was a lie that non-Jews often told about Jewish people in times of famine
or some kind of economic struggles or when there was not enough food in the village
the fucking people were getting sick the idea was that Jews were responsible for that because they were like
I don't know eating children and like drinking the blood of Christian children
right
That is a blood libel and this lie was deployed
To drive out Jews in pogroms oftentimes very violently from the villages that they occupied
Okay? So that's a very well-traced, historic lie that people told about Jews, to kill Jews.
That's what blood libel is. But in 2026, if you turn around and say, wow, how dare you say Israel
Israel is killing children when Israel has killed tens of thousands of children on camera.
And you call that a blood libel.
You're not actually defending Israel at all to average people.
You're actually disparaging what they may have previously believed was a blood libel.
You're diluting the impact of the term blood libel, and you're causing people to
no longer believe that, you know, these things that happen to Jewish people historically were even real at all.
Okay?
Because we can see what Israel is doing, especially when you turn around
and you tie Israel's actions to Judaism.
You're like, no, this is the Jewish state.
How dare you accuse the Jewish state of killing children?
Well, first of all, you're saying is the Jewish state.
Okay, that's you.
And I've seen Israel kill children.
What am I supposed to believe?
You listen to normies who aren't super into politics, describe why they're anti-Israel
and you realize most of them have just never been challenged on it by anyone around them
or the media they consume, exceptually true for Europeans, it's because they see dead kids
on their social media.
It's not that hard to understand.
Or maybe they just decide to stop dialoguing after they realize they're talking to a
pro child murder psychopath.
That's true.
what it is too. Israel has literally looked at a lot of the previous intimate canards as like as
like a how-to book, okay? That and also Mein Kampf and numerous other formative works in the Neo-Nazi
movement and we're like oh shit let's take notes and let's do them it's just
true I'm sorry down to fucking well poisoning poisoning the well comes from
that as well the idea that like Jews were actually responsible for the water
supply being destroyed in the village that led to pogroms Israel has
literally poisoned wells okay so what am I supposed to do not recognize what
I'm seeing? It's fucking unbelievable. This is not like the moment that the moment the
moment they prefer filling it with cement now. Yes, it's not. I mean, I'm using embellished
language in this circumstance. But like, yes, they're destroying water wells, right? Like
with regular frequency. It's just, it's just ridiculous. It's ridiculous to be like, hey,
I just watched Israel strike the last remaining water salient Asian plant in Palestine in Gaza.
But I probably shouldn't bring this up because people are going to say I'm anti-Semitic,
and they're going to accuse me of blaming Jews for poisoning the well here. Yeah, I'm
not gonna do that and no one else is gonna do that either especially because I am
aware of classic anti-semitic tropes most people are not like it's not even a
thing that they're considering the average person doesn't go oh no I probably
shouldn't say this at most the average person has ironically someone of a a
little bit of a anti-semitic belief that like you just can't say anything
anything about the Jews, right? Like that's their modus operandi. Normal people in polite
company will openly just be like, you can say whatever the fuck you want. Just don't say
anything about Jewish people because you'll lose your job. That is the attitude, right?
And that attitude is, there's plenty of evidence to suggest that attitude is somewhat correct.
But that doesn't mean that they don't think these things, and if you lean into it
over and over again, they're going to think those things not just privately but publicly
too and loudly sometimes.
And for the record, if I believe those things, I wouldn't say what I'm saying, okay?
Like I don't think that's a, you know, I don't, I don't think that's the, the adequate
way of looking at this, right?
I think you should always just say the truth, always.
But what a lot of people have had,
like a lot of the opinions that people have had
for a very long time is this notion that,
and this is from what they've observed.
you are privileged enough to be able to live like that yes buddy I'm at the
fucking peak of privilege yes I am I am you're not wrong but also at the same
time look around okay look at what I've been dealing with for the past three
fucking months I wouldn't say it's a very privileged position okay holy shit
I don't know if you know this but there's a current bill in Congress okay
that has my name on it. It's bipartisan. To say that I'm like unbelievably privileged
and therefore suffer no consequences for saying the truth is a little ridiculous, don't you think?
Also everyone on the timeline is anti-Semitic now. I don't think that stigma is as brutal as it used to be.
they're still institutional stigma. A big part of the polite company social stigma has gone away
because Israel hit that button too much. Defenders of Israel kept spamming it for the last three years
as Israel carried out a live stream child holocaust in front of our fucking eyes. And then any time
someone had a negative opinion about that, they kept hitting that button over and over again.
anti-semitism, anti-semitism, anti-semitism, and of course, you know, after the 10 million
fucking time that they tried to spam that button, people started going, alright fuck
off, you say that about everybody, I don't believe you anymore, what the fuck is this
shit?
Shut up.
My new photo on Wikipedia, here it is.
Yes, I see it.
It's great. Thank you.
Where's my fucking controversial?
Where's my controversies?
Oh, there it is.
Gaza war.
Gauze war
of
Yeah, have you guys noticed something by the way this I used to I used to pack these up
Look at the year that this stopped
It's been three years
It's curious I wonder what happened zero awards, I guess I fucking fell off
I mean, I don't give a shit, but it's just it's just interesting
nominations and victories galore and then done I
Guess it's because I stopped gaming
Yeah, why didn't they give me the the Trinity award I did win one, but it was Irish so I guess it doesn't count
Check what categories that you're in in the bottom where what do you mean?
Where are the categories?
1991 births living people American activists of Asian descent American activists for passing solidarity American anti-cabbles American anti-zionist American left wing
male feminist American Marx American people Turkish descent political commentators twitch
American Tourist Streamer, California Socialist Critics of Conspiracy Theories, Health Post,
Writers and Columnists, News YouTubers, People Associated with 2025 New York City Mayoral
Election, People from New Brunswick, New Jersey, People of the Gaza War, Rutgers University,
Streamer Awards Winner, Streaming Awards Winner, Young Turks, People University, Miami
alum, users from California, users from New Jersey. Okay, that's fair.
By the way dude, the corboy's got a new pad for the core crib.
It looks lit as fuck.
Yeah, why am I one of the categories that I'm not associated with as a sex symbol?
Okay, sexy hunk of man category.
I'm in the living people.
What the fuck does that even mean?
that's a thing they have a living people category okay it seems strange that it opens the door
to this idea that has been debunked and has been used in you know absolutely vicious
ways to annihilate conservative media what the fun is that
quite sure
uh... carol so mad i went on a tangent about the bank that has been used in
you know absolutely vicious ways to annihilate an entire people
and that
quite sure what that means um...
let me tell you my concerns my main concern is the destruction of the united
states
and that is in no way to minimize anyone else's concerns but i have a right to
that concern and i
will not have my own concerns hijacked.
I will not submit to being told what my concerns should be.
I'm an adult man who pays his taxes.
I have a right to come up with my own hierarchy of concern.
And at the very top is the destruction of my country,
which I've lived in for 56 years.
And I know that it's not better than it was.
And it's not getting better than it was.
And there are many reasons for that,
one of them is this war, but there are many others.
And so people say, well, I'm really concerned,
well, I'm really concerned too.
I'm really concerned that the Prime Minister of Israel and his many cheerleaders in American
media, including at the New York Times, if I can say, pushed the U.S. government into
a war that hurts the United States.
That's my concern.
And I would say that's at least co-equal with anyone else's concerns.
So that's the first thing I would say.
Second, as the elders of Zion or whatever, I don't know what that is.
I've heard references to it.
It's like a czarist forgery or something.
I guess I'm just wondering what the line is for you.
The line for me is the truth.
What is actually happening?
Between criticism, I mean, this is by the way a very difficult line.
I am in no means purporting to understand necessarily where it is.
I'm curious for you where the line is between criticism of the state of Israel and how that
could be perceived as feeding into anti-Semitism.
breaks my heart that it is perceived that way and that's the product that perception is the
product of a decades-long effort to conflate anti-Semitism with any criticism of the secular
government of Israel. Okay, so the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism lists 11 examples of anti-Semitism
and that's been adopted globally. 40 different governments have adopted it as their standard
of what anti-Semitism is and two-thirds of the examples are criticism of Israel.
So, you know, I don't get to write these standards.
I also don't have to abide by them and I reject.
Bro, I swear they're fucking way harsher with me than they are with Tucker, by the way.
Like these are just softballs that are such easy dunks under the veneer of charitability
from the New York Times.
You keep Naval gazing over where the line stands, Lulu, while Palestinians are starved
and bombed yet.
It's just, I've never got like, dude, dude, when people talk, even when it's like a fucking
friendly conversation that I'm having with like a non contentious reporter, even if
it's a fucking puff piece that they're writing on me, I have to address way, way more cynical
smears. Then Tucker Carlson is addressing here. Now, part of that is because Tucker is a much
more experienced media demon than myself. He's been doing this for almost as long as I've been
alive. Let's be real. And therefore he's, he's shaped his commentary in a way to never step
on any landmines, but also because Tucker Carlson's worldview is different than mine,
where he is an America first American exceptionalist, right? I don't treat America as an
exceptional country. I want America to potentially be an exceptional country one
day, but it's truly not an exceptional country currently. And how do I make this
about me? I'm a prominent critic of Israel that's been named in a bill by
the bipartisan bill by Congress this past week. I�m comparing mainstream media outlets
in the way that they are treating another prominent critic of Israel versus myself and
wondering what the distinguishing factor is in the way that I get treated and sometimes
attacked as opposed to Tucker Carlson. I think it's a pretty interesting thought experiment, right?
Anyway, the second point that I was trying to make at the Hasanabi broadcast, which is, you know,
the broadcast that I named after my own name. Anyway, you might be in a different,
you might be thinking you're in a different chat or something.
But yeah, the second reason is because he's an American exceptionalist and therefore like his
perspective is, even if it's his perspective on Israel is not within the confines of permissible
speech in American mainstream discourse, he's a lot closer to the edges of permissible speech
than I am, especially because I will often go so far as to explain the ways in which the
resistance front is formed against Israel and against America at times, right? So that really
pushes a boundary that I think many Americans are not very comfortable with. And certainly
mainstream media is not very comfortable with. And last but not least, I'm Muslim and Tucker
Carlson is a wasp. So I think that's what it is. I think that's like the worst aspect out of
these three, because there are others who do the first two and don't get the same treatment.
So I'm inclined to believe that it might have some to do with my background.
So yeah.
As ludicrous out of hand, the idea that the criticism of a secular government is the same as criticism of an entire ethnic group.
ethnic group, many of whom do not support that secular government, many from reject
that secular government. And a lot of those I know personally. So you're just not going
to get me on board with the lie that criticism of Netanyahu is hatred of all Jews because
it's not. And I don't care how many times someone repeats that to me. I don't care.
And by the way, I've lost friends over this. And I do grieve that people who are totally
convinced that it's just maybe that you're against or if there was a different government
in Israel, it would be okay. I'm against anything that hurts my country. Why wouldn't I be? I
live here. No, but I'm just curious, like if those elections coming up and if BB gets
kicked out, are you still... I took my family on vacation there. I'm just
trying to understand. Obviously, I'm not against... Yeah, this is your... Hey, this
is y'all's hero. Anti-Zion is in the chat. Y'all's hero is Tucker Carlson. Mr...
he's a better critic of Israel than you? Israel? I never had been against. By the way, you can check
the record before maybe two and a half years ago. I don't think I ever, well, I certainly never
criticized Israel, but I never really even mentioned Israel. I could give you a long list of things
that I love about Israel, particularly about Jerusalem, which is one of my favorite cities.
Jerusalem, Beirut, the greatest cities in the world. It kills me to see them at the center
of all of this. I think the second that we ban criticism of a foreign country, well of
course we're not free at that point, we're slaves of that other country, you know, you
use, whatever you can't criticize is the force in charge. I don't think it's by the way
good for global Jewry to have any of this at all. If you tell 350 million Americans
that it's against the law and it's very close to against the law at this point,
against a lot of criticized Israel. How does that help the perception? Does that feed anti-Semitism?
I think it does. Not as my job to monitor or regulate the stuff, but I mean, just common
sense would tell you, that's not good. If you want to make the case on behalf of anything,
any idea, including ones I disagree with, make your case. Tell me why it's a good idea.
And we're falling out of that habit. And instead, try to hurt people who disagree
with us. And I just will always reject that. I guess I'm the liberal.
I would say it's not exactly against the law that I understand your
right. Someone's just arrested. Because look, the
specific things that... Well, the second you say that criticism
is the same as a threat or words or violence, then of course it's very easy to
arrest people as they are arrested in Great Britain. They've had hundreds of people
people resting Great Britain for criticizing Israel. I don't know why any liberal minded
and I'm in that group liberal minded, you have a right to your views, I have a right
to mine. I don't know why any liberal minded person will go along with this and not say,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, this is totally bonkers and this is the road to totalitarianism
and I would say that about any topic.
Hmm. I'm going to move on because we've talked about some fissures that have emerged
among conservatives over Israel. I mean, he just fucking on that. That was like 15 minutes of just
boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. He cooked. And once again, the reason why he cooked in this
otherwise polite conversation is because her framework is just busted. Her framework
is, her starting point is objectionable. An expert here would at least keep the conversation
on Tucker's past statements, okay, and keep holding him into account for his dangerous
conspiratorial thinking, his advocacy around the Great Replacement, things of that nature.
But they want to prove a point.
They want to in the New York Times, they want to have a conversation with Tucker, and they
want to have it on Israel.
And if you have a conversation with Tucker on Israel, it's only going to benefit Tucker
Carlson, especially if you're not coming correct with quotes that he has that you
could at least massage to come across as anti-Semitic.
It's going to be very difficult for you to do that, because Tucker Carlson, unlike
myself will not go beyond a certain point in his anti-Israel advocacy, right?
Because he doesn't believe in certain things.
He's not an anti-Zionist, for example, I am, and I don't shy away from revealing that position.
So that's precisely the reason why it's much more difficult for the New York Times to
just like maintain a liberals on his position and try to like attack him on, uh, on, on,
you know, possible instances where what if what you're saying could be seen as anti-Semitic.
They always hit him over the least objectionable things he said. If you're trying to accuse
him of anti-Semitism, hit him on the grave replacement is World War II revisionism is
coming about how homeless eaters killed Charlie Kirk and Jesus. There's a lot there,
but no, we got to do the greatest hits instead. Yeah. That's what I was talking
about though. Cause they hit me with fucking bullshit all the goddamn time that at
at least like on its face sounds bad is nowhere near as like anti-semitic as
you know have the shit Tucker Carlson has done and that's what's so fucking
frustrating about this conversation.
Do you see what I mean?
With me is the motherfucking clip show.
It's the fucking clip show.
Why?
Because the ADL is up my asshole and they've created the clip show.
With him, it's like, well, don't you feel like you would hurt Jewish feelings if you
criticize the Israel?
Like, what a ridiculous question.
First of all, how dare you?
Okay?
How dare you say Jewish feelings are going to be hurt if someone has a disagreement
with Israel's unlimited child murder policy?
Okay?
That's an insane thing to do for American Jews.
You're just throwing them under the bus.
Okay, by being like, don't you feel like all Jews love Israel Tucker and they love the the baby murder campaign?
You sound like a hater at this point, I'm just saying Tucker Carlson has said a lot of heinous shit
He's a white nationalist
Maybe some of you guys don't mind that I do
in the war, right? You've told me about it.
Fissures, yeah, it's blown up.
Yeah, and I want to dig into that because earlier this year you told Megyn Kelly that
there is, quote, a huge scramble and you said I'm in the middle of it to define what the
Republican Party is after Trump.
Yep.
So, boil down the scramble for me. Are there two sides?
I lost that scramble.
Yeah, I mean, is it driven by ideas, personalities? I mean, something else, like what do you
do you see happening
look i mean there have been um...
disagreements over foreign policy within the republican party for a while
it's crazy to have
the most prominent defender of the great replacement theory sitting across from
you know
at all it was a neoconservative party completely
i was part of that
for sure
and uh... unthinkingly and then unwillingly but whatever
um...
but since two thousand fifteen there's been this kind of debate like
well you know what is the appropriate use of
American power and what is our relationship with Israel? And those have been sort of sort
of those shared debates. But it's only with this full regime change effort against Iran
that they become untenable, like you can't. I mean, my own view is I'm always happy to
eat with and talk with people I disagree with. Again, I guess I'm the liberal here.
But there is a strong sense among the neocons who have completely taken over the Republican
party that anyone who disagrees cannot be allowed, like literally in the White House.
Okay, I don't make these rules. I feel sad about it. For a bunch of reasons, I would say,
as a political matter, the constituency for that is very small. There aren't, you know, 150
million people in America who are really excited about the Iran War or who are ever going to
be excited about that. So you're dooming your party to irrelevance when you do that. I
I don't know why they would want to.
They hate Trump.
The neocons hate Trump.
I've always hated Trump.
I had a first row seat to this.
And now they've destroyed them.
And I told them that.
I said, these are people who hated you from day one.
They couldn't control you.
They hated you for that reason.
What you said about the Iraq war inflamed them.
It humiliated them and they want to destroy you
and this war will destroy you.
I said that point-plank right to them.
And it's true.
And it's, I think, proven true now.
And what do you mean about you being in the middle of it and losing the scramble?
Well, cause Charlie Kirk and I, I think we're the only people confident in saying
we're the only people in June of 2025 to say to the president, this is a very bad
idea, the people pushing this are trying to get you involved in a regime
change war. You've campaigned against that.
Don't do this.
And then in on September 10th, Charlie was murdered by a lone gunman.
So by the time this latest round happened in January and February, I think I was the
only person who said that to Trump for a bunch of reasons.
So now it's, you know, I mean, we know who won.
Really convenient for the other guy who agrees with you to be dead so you can pretend.
No.
Trump has openly said things.
Charlie Kirk has openly and aggressively demanded that Trump not go to war, not listen to the
neo-cons and not go to war with Iran.
This is true.
The difference, of course, is that if Charlie Kirk was alive right now, the Prophet Charlie
Kirk, peace be upon him.
He was alive right now. He'd be defending it because he was Trump's guy. That's it
What he said or what his true opinions are totally secondary
His primary objective was to unconditionally and uncompromisingly defend Donald Trump. That's it. He has done this
He's demonstrated his tendency to do this with the Epstein stuff. Oh
My god, it's like you guys don't know if you it's almost like you haven't read the fucking Hadiths
Like
That's just how it is that's how he was
That's why I don't believe the whole he was gonna turn on his real shit and by the effects
So this was from my perspective was a debate between people thought it was wise
To use American power in the way we're now using it
and those who thought it was
dangerous and
Trump did it so obviously he rejected my view.
I want to stay though with how some of this is playing out because as you mentioned you
were very close to Charlie Kirk before he was killed and he started Turning Point USA
which is this very influential group among young people on the right.
And you're now seeing some on the right who are questioning whether Israel had a hand
in Charlie Kirk's murder and I should say the theories that Israel was linked
to Charlie's death were denied by Israel.
There's been no proof of that at all.
And crucially, this theory has been condemned
by Erica Kirk, Charlie's widow.
Do you still have a relationship with Turning Point USA?
Well, I have always loved Erica Kirk.
I met her when she was dating Charlie
and thought so much of her.
I know a lot of people at Turning Point.
I was the headliner for a bunch
of different Turning Point events.
I haven't been asked to do it this year.
Don't know if I will be.
Never said a word against Turning Point.
I think it's been a really, well, I was their headliner for a bunch of years, so obviously I supported it
I would hate to see it hijacked by its donors to become an oracle of neoconservatism
Dude, Trump is a fucking neocon. What is this? Oh god, I hate neoconservatism. He was a neocon
He probably still isn't okay. Like sure you're either Iran stuff is a bridge too far. Maybe
Israel when it got out of hand, okay, you've rebranded yourself. But like everything is
neocon. Everything computer, everybody trades gender, Republican part of neocon. That's
what it is. Like the ultimate purpose of neocons was to do what Trump is doing right
now. Okay. I can't believe how hard, yeah, how hard Tucker is clapping his mouth for
Trump after kidnapping Madura at this White House meeting with oil executives about how
they're going to pillage this. Yeah.
No one gives a shit though. They just like Tucker Carlson at this point. He was able
to sneak himself in to a position of great prominence and legitimacy in the anti-Israel
movement and so you can't get people to literally look at him funny.
He's crazy. No, his name is fucker Carlson. Yeah. This is fucker Carlson's brother, Buckley Swanson.
Oh, I think it'd be pretty hard to do because it's members are not for that. Young people are not for that. People of draft age are especially not for that.
I mean, when was the last time you spoke to Erica Kirk?
a couple of weeks ago by text.
So my concern, and this is not about Erica Kerr Kerr, do you think it would be the gongs
of a liberalist interview to get some blue points?
No, he is a liberal.
He's right.
Tucker Carlson and like the overwhelming majority of modern republicans are also liberals as
like in the political theory.
In the American sensibility liberalism means like the gay version of what the political
theory of liberal is.
So he is a liberal, of course. Reagan was a liberal. That's what liberalism is. They are
all liberals. Americans are primarily liberals. Okay? In the political science sense, the people
that we refer to as liberals are just like a little bit gayer than the other version,
which is anti-gay, but still very liberal, okay. They're capitalists. They're pro-capitalists.
Yeah, liberalism equals market primacy is a great way to put it. Now, I think the changes
that are being made currently, there are some people who are post-liberal. I think
were moving in that direction in the Republican Party.
They're not fully there yet.
They haven't self identified as something different.
They're not like openly fascist.
Their actions are openly fascist.
They don't self identify as fascist.
But at least they still posture as liberal.
Maybe JD Vance being the fucking nerd that he is
might have a different association.
He might be the type of motherfuckers as I'm post liberal, you know?
But like Tucker Carlson will call himself a liberal, even though he's a fascist.
But these guys' foundation is still very much so liberalism.
Andrew Polvat or any of those people with whom I've never had a crossword and hope
never to have a crossword. But my concern more broadly is about the investigation into Charlie's
murder, which was short circuited by the FBI. And I'd like to know why. And I don't care to be
screamed at for asking that question. It's a legitimate question. And we know that. I know
that for a bunch of reasons. But the public knows it because Joe Kent said it out loud and
explained it. He's the head of the National Counterterrorism Center. He's an ODNI.
And he was told by the FBI that he could not investigate it and as a friend of Charlie's
I'm not gonna be intimidated into saying the following which is
I'm not saying who Tucker Carlson. Are you talking about me?
Does it look like I'm on my phone what the fuck are you talking about?
Or you mean he's on his phone like Tucker is he's looking at his phone on the guy who's been arrested didn't pull the trigger
I'm not there's been a trial. He was obviously handed over by his father
Do we know that I don't know what I know because I haven't been a trial yet and again
It's like so many things and it's not just Israel. It's not just Charlie Kirk
It's the existence of NATO or the way the economy is structured. Why is
capital tax at half the rate of labor. Like, that's a question that bothers me. In every case,
shut up! Socialist, racist, conspiracy theorist. It's just too old for that. Why don't you answer
the question? That's my job. Do you think turning points influence has... I hate when he emotes.
I just, I find that to be so terrible, honestly.
It's just terrible.
Wayne, since Charlie's death?
I haven't the faintest idea.
I do think that, you know, I agree with most Americans when I say I think this war is a disaster.
this war as a disaster. It's impossible to see how it helps the United States. And, you
know, I would like to see all self-described conservative groups pressure the president
as Charlie did to minimize the damage. And then I hope Turning Point is working on that.
I don't know the answer, but I certainly hope they are. I can't, yeah, so they should.
I can't say confidently Charlie would be working to do that.
Obviously Turning Point is just one organization trying to reach youth on the right, but you also
have Nick Fuentes, the far-right white nationalist influencer who's called Hitler Effing Kuhl,
who also has a huge following among young, right-leaning men. How do you see Fuentes in
terms of the future of the right? You know, it's so hard to know. I'll tell you my instinct
on it, most of the debates about race, ethnicity, religion, to some extent immigration are less
resonant long term than debates about economics. I think the main frustration among young people
is not just that the composition of the country is changing too fast, which it definitely is,
But the main concerns are about the lack of economic opportunity for American young people
who are totally screwed at like a more profound level than people acknowledge older people
do not acknowledge that I barely have a night with a bunch of kids from Stanford really
smart there at Stanford and one of them said oh yeah his best friend just graduated with
a degree in computer science last year has not been able to find a job Stanford computer
science can find a job.
That's like a window into the total destruction of the economic opportunity for young people.
And what looks to me as a non-economist like the true-
Here comes white replacement theories and the like.
And so it's a Trojan horse, he'll do it with like left populism.
Ordering of capital by a tiny group of people, it looks like a very lopsided and unfair economic system that is guaranteed to radicalize young people and not just young people, but especially young people.
And so I think most future conversations politically
will be about economics.
I do think that, I think we're at sort of the last stage.
This is the last time the US is ever going to.
So you see, what I'm trying to understand is you see that
as Fuentes' power waning?
For sure.
Well, I don't know Fuentes in particular.
I mean, I've never even, I wasn't even aware of Fuentes.
I mean, again, I'm just in a different world, right?
Okay.
It's either New York Times or whatever.
Like I'm just older, okay?
So I'm not an expert on Fuentes's reach or even what he's saying day to day.
I really don't know, but he has been caricatured as a race guy, which he may be.
By the way, it was like mad about the Jews or black army.
He interviewed him.
So, you know,
Um, and I do, I do feel like, you know, he definitely knows a little bit, but even then
he's like, he's actually kind of defending him a little bit, which is interesting, whatever.
But I'm just telling you, I think the future, the energy, not just on the right, but I
I think right and left agree on this under 30 is that young people have been
Shafted by older people particularly by the baby boomers people born between 46 and 64 and I think they're right about that
I do think that's like the most selfish generation most loathsome
mediocre generation in this country ever produced not all of them
But in general I would say their behavior has been shameful and selfish
And I hear young people talk not about you know, I'm mad at the jews
I hear young people say things like only baby boomers would like have a second home in Iowa
Palms, South Carolina, but like not help their kids buy homes. That's what I hear. I hear people who
understand that their lives will bear no resemblance to the lives of their parents and grandparents, and they're really upset about it.
Meanwhile, there are always people making billions on clearly fraudulent enterprises,
crypto related enterprises, and other enterprises that are like not adding to the sum total of
of prosperity in this country and not making the country better.
So that's where I think the radicalism is gonna start.
The murder of that healthcare executive in New York,
the health insurer guy, I'm against all murder,
just okay, just to be totally clear.
But I was surprised but not really shocked
by the reaction, the positive.
Oh my God, he's literally saying,
oh my God, okay, it's hard,
fucking hard for me to not be a little disturbed by this because he is saying
literally every bar for bar verbatim the shit I've said that's crazy that's crazy
every actually kind of normal looking people in an ear like I'm glad they
killed him. They don't even know his name. However, that reflects this revolutionary frustration.
And I do think it's revolutionary. I think one of the reasons that Trump is apparently
going to make weed legal is just so we can lower testosterone levels even more, just
make people more passive, have some more benzos. Like it's fine. It's totally fine.
And then he just flips it back to, he just flips it back to social conservatism and a
prohibitionist attitude.
Incredible.
I guess that's a way to redirect it, you know?
I can't.
Like I'm tired.
I know half day Hossie.
I know I've done only one hour today, I mean only seven hours, sorry, one hour off from
eight hours, but I got to end it here.
Only one hour basically, that's what it feels like, but I'll be live tomorrow, but if I'm
I'm not live tomorrow if I take a day off.
Cause all this travel I'm very tired.
I'll definitely be.
I will definitely be live on Monday anyway.
Love you guys and I will see you either tomorrow or Monday.
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