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06-20-2026 · 7h 18m

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[00:02:00] You
[00:06:00] You love Israel, Israel number one, no politics here.
[00:06:24] Why you no lovysre-
[00:06:33] Oh you ra-
[00:06:54] Resistance!
[00:06:56] You are forgotten to say
[00:06:58] Am Israel right?
[00:06:59] Do you love Israel?
[00:07:00] You must love Hamas
[00:07:01] You are Hamas
[00:07:18] Oh Israel is not number 1 for you
[00:07:20] Ohhh...
[00:07:21] Until seven thousand
[00:07:22] Israel is a small nation
[00:07:24] Israel, tiny nations surrounded by scary Muslims.
[00:07:29] Ah, you are anti-Semitism.
[00:07:31] You are Hamas.
[00:07:33] You are Hamas.
[00:07:34] No politics here.
[00:07:35] Israel, number one.
[00:07:36] Weak Israel, number one.
[00:07:40] No politics here.
[00:07:42] No politics here.
[00:07:43] No politics here.
[00:07:45] No politics here.
[00:07:47] No politics here.
[00:07:49] No politics here.
[00:07:51] No politics here.
[00:07:53] What's going on everybody?
[00:08:20] I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening afternoon for you. No matter where you are in the world in the Sompike or in the Stas and I'm broadcast coming to you live from
[00:08:28] sunny California Los Angeles folks were live and I 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
[00:08:40] Saturday folks, that's right. It's Saturday
[00:08:43] Uh, it's I'm wearing a pastel
[00:08:46] today
[00:08:47] That's right
[00:08:49] Colors are back suit man is back. You already know suit suit like a slick pistachio today
[00:08:55] Yeah, it's a Turkish pistachio and just like turkey. It's actually cooked brown anyway, um
[00:09:05] Nice blue suit. Yeah every day every day I try to wear another different blue suit a different variant of blue
[00:09:11] And every single one of these different blue suits are all
[00:09:15] Would you know?
[00:09:17] Would you know it? They're all exactly the color of American flag blue.
[00:09:24] Anyway, folks, we're alive. We're alive. Yeah, it's a reflection pool blue, American flag blue.
[00:09:32] That's what it is. We're Team Algae open this bitch.
[00:09:35] Folks, it looks hot as fuck, big dog. Thank you.
[00:09:41] Anyway, this is a classic not algae colored suit, and I want everyone to understand that.
[00:09:49] I want everyone to, I want all the American patriots in the chat to recognize that this
[00:09:56] is not, this is not a green suit.
[00:09:59] Some of you might have thought that, and you're wrong.
[00:10:03] And I need you to know that you're wrong.
[00:10:06] Okay.
[00:10:07] Yeah.
[00:10:08] Thank you for saying sweet blue suit today, King.
[00:10:10] you. All right. Anyway, folks, this is part of the broadcast where I tell you about my
[00:10:19] personal news about what's going on in the world of a son, Hassan, I'm a piker in between
[00:10:24] the time period where I press the stop, she would button and press the start, she would
[00:10:27] button. So help me God, that's what I'm going to do. You already know what's up. It is June,
[00:10:36] Saturday, June 20th, 2026, I cannot believe the world,
[00:10:40] we're like halfway through the year.
[00:10:41] I can't believe it.
[00:10:42] I can't believe it, but the third turn, 35.
[00:10:47] That's right, next month is coming up.
[00:10:50] A month, in a month, from now,
[00:10:54] I'm gonna be motherfucking 35.
[00:10:57] But aside from that,
[00:11:01] aside from that,
[00:11:02] We got a lot going on in the world. Yeah, I'm pushing 40. I'm gonna be pushing 40.
[00:11:09] Unk. Unk is actually chopped Unk. Unk is chopped. Unk is washed. Closer to 40 than 30. Dog
[00:11:28] hanging up. There was a time and place in my life where I was worried that I was closer to
[00:11:38] worried that I was closer to 30 than 20 and now I'm about to be closer to 40 than 30.
[00:11:46] I am dating a 43 year old and he's wonderful. Um,
[00:11:51] watch they're still making hard edits of you, king.
[00:11:53] What will flash before my eyes when I get married?
[00:12:18] Damn turkeys own two in the world cup bro stop.
[00:12:21] I don't even want to fucking hear about it.
[00:12:23] I know I'm turkeys out, right?
[00:12:27] Turkey's just out.
[00:12:29] Turkey's completely out.
[00:12:35] Turkey's fans came in like this and lost.
[00:12:41] Well, that also does us.
[00:12:43] Yeah, Turkey has one last game. I will be attending it. It's against the United States of America. I'll be attending the game. But unfortunately, Turkey can no longer advance, given the rules of the World Cup, even if Turkey beat the United States, which it most likely will not because the United States has been absolutely fucking destroying.
[00:13:12] Um, Turkey will not be able to advance even if they do beat the United States, which they will not be
[00:13:21] Okay, uh, I I don't know what to tell you other than it's just it you know
[00:13:28] You get used to taking fucking L's okay
[00:13:36] Calder calder calder
[00:13:42] Yeah. We are winning. Look how many likes this has.
[00:14:10] Zoran also a numbers guy kind of stole my thing a little bit because I'm a numbers guy. I know you like the number
[00:14:19] And Zoran also he liked the number two he wanted to let it let the people know he also is a numbers guy I
[00:14:30] Told him Zoran. Let me chat you PTT. Let me grok it. Let me figure it out the numbers
[00:14:40] a 90.6% chance of winning the game.
[00:14:42] A 90.6% chance of silence in the garden,
[00:14:46] of another year of watching and waiting.
[00:14:48] But there is one thing that the pundits just don't get about the team,
[00:14:51] that they just don't get about the city.
[00:14:53] It isn't that 0.4% that we go to work,
[00:14:56] it isn't that 0.4% that Jalen Boneson,
[00:14:58] the same guy that so many said he's too small,
[00:15:01] proves that not only is he good enough,
[00:15:03] he is the new standard of greatness.
[00:15:06] It isn't that 0.4% that O.G. Adonofi
[00:15:09] Watch as the forward floor from the top of the arm
[00:15:12] starts running towards the basket.
[00:15:14] Fingers reaching towards the head.
[00:15:16] Come on, come on, come on, come on!
[00:15:19] Aura, god damn.
[00:15:21] The ball and he's out.
[00:15:23] Finds the strength to form his mother and still pull in rebound
[00:15:27] after rebound.
[00:15:28] It isn't that 0.4% that Jose Alvarado shows every kid
[00:15:32] rolling up in public housing
[00:15:34] that a son of Brooklyn and Queens can win for everyone
[00:15:38] Yeah, it's so fucking, I so hype.
[00:16:07] Mandani speaks like a preacher of a megachurch mandan be mendaba do be
[00:16:16] Bridges isn't worth five first. Okay chill. Unk chill. Let him cook. Let him say nice things about all the players. Okay
[00:16:26] You were briefly mentioned at the beginning of the Oxford debate clip. Oh nice, um
[00:16:30] Okay folks folks personal news wise is part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news
[00:16:38] But I'm a shut-ass loser. You already know what's up. I didn't really do anything
[00:16:42] I've been watching euphoria and I have adjada every time I watch I I don't know if you guys have also watched this show
[00:16:50] I
[00:16:53] Don't know if you guys have also watched the show euphoria, but every episode is is so gut-wrenching
[00:16:59] I don't even know I
[00:17:02] Don't even know why people watch the show. I don't even know why I watch the show
[00:17:08] Cuz like it's so it's so nasty. I
[00:17:12] Mean Jacob Elordi I I cannot begin to explain to you how much I hate this man
[00:17:17] Like I actually had a fairly decent opinion of Jacob Elordi, but his his character in the show
[00:17:22] His character in the show is so dog shit. I mean
[00:17:29] Sydney Sweeney is horrible at acting so is the other girl the other main girl that is like dating Jacob Elordi
[00:17:37] I
[00:17:41] Mean it's just so interesting because on the one hand you have like Zendaya
[00:17:46] Who is a Titan right you got hunter Schaefer also a Titan?
[00:17:52] But then, on the other hand, you have people who are just like either incapable of acting
[00:18:02] or I don't even know what happened, like it's the disparity.
[00:18:07] The acting disparity is so vast, okay?
[00:18:11] I thought I think they're great acting.
[00:18:14] That's how people actually are.
[00:18:21] And I do feel like I'm so old because every time I watch an episode, I'm like, why are
[00:18:27] they doing this?
[00:18:28] They should be at home reading.
[00:18:30] Like, it's not even a joke.
[00:18:32] I literally, I sit down, okay?
[00:18:36] I boast open one of those skinny pops, okay?
[00:18:40] Or maybe a protein bar.
[00:18:43] And, and I click, turn it on, and I'm watching and I'm like, why aren't they doing homework?
[00:18:50] Why are they always doing drugs?
[00:18:52] This school is a drug then.
[00:18:55] What has happened to our youth?
[00:18:58] And I also didn't go to high school here.
[00:19:02] So I don't even know if this is like a real high school experience.
[00:19:05] So the entire time I'm watching this, I'm like, it's the most like unc coded, most like
[00:19:12] menna unc I've ever felt watching a TV show where I just want to be like every time I'm
[00:19:18] like, is this real? Like, is this a thing? Like, what are these Americans doing? I feel
[00:19:25] like that's how my grandfather would watch the show. He'd be like, what are they doing?
[00:19:31] Allah, Allah, Tuba, Tuba, Astaghfirullah, what are they doing? What are they doing? Why are they
[00:19:39] not studying for the SAT. It is always sex, so much sex and drugs and alcohol. And I can't
[00:19:58] tell if it's just like the real American high school experience. And I just don't know because
[00:20:05] I didn't go to high school here, or if it's like maybe exaggerated because of TV show.
[00:20:11] But yeah.
[00:20:16] Do you watch it with your dad?
[00:20:17] My dad would literally not be able to complete that show.
[00:20:20] He would not be able to watch it.
[00:20:21] My dad, I'm turning into my dad.
[00:20:24] I really am turning into my dad.
[00:20:26] I, every day that passes by, I'm turning more into my father because I've told you guys
[00:20:32] as before, he's just, he's not capable of watching shows where he sees any simulated
[00:20:44] child abuse or children being in rough situations. If he sees that, he's like, turn it off. I
[00:20:51] was like, turn it off, turn it off. I can't do it. And now I'm slowly but surely turning
[00:20:56] into him because I'm watching the show and halfway through the episode, I always catch
[00:21:04] myself thinking like, this is hurting my feelings. These children need to be saved. Why are they
[00:21:11] going through these insane experiences? Is this how American children are raised? Where
[00:21:17] There are their parents. Why are all their parents also addicted to drugs?
[00:21:27] So yeah, that's how I feel. Sam Levinson should go to jail. I agree. I agree with that. Yeah,
[00:21:33] someone helps Zendaya, please. No, it's just a show over kids that live vicariously through.
[00:21:46] Okay, that's even scarier, because then I'm thinking,
[00:21:50] kids should not live vicariously through the show.
[00:21:52] Children should not look at the show
[00:21:54] as an example of how to live.
[00:21:58] They should not.
[00:21:59] They should be looking at,
[00:22:00] I don't know, they should be watching Bluey or something.
[00:22:02] They should be watching the Veggie Tales.
[00:22:06] That's what I think.
[00:22:13] Anyway, I'm in season two, episode one.
[00:22:16] And I hate Nate so much. I
[00:22:19] Hate Nate so much
[00:22:22] Also, I repeat the fez the guy who plays fezco
[00:22:26] I knew he had died
[00:22:29] But I forgot about it until you know I
[00:22:33] Looked it up again. I was like damn like in real life. I'm not in the show. It's not a spoiler
[00:22:38] I don't know if he dies in the show or not
[00:22:42] Yeah
[00:22:46] Before it was originally an Israeli show. Yeah, it tracks that tracks. Anyway, so yeah, that's it. I worked out this morning and then that's pretty much it. I really didn't really do anything.
[00:23:01] thing. The suit is also custom. This is not Chinese. I have an American tailor now. This is the
[00:23:07] first of, I picked this fabric myself. I picked the linen or whatever this fabric is myself.
[00:23:20] Yeah, it's pretty nice. I like it a lot. It's also custom, as you can see. I can move my arms
[00:23:28] around and it actually doesn't bunch up too much. The suit guy would probably appreciate it. Did you
[00:23:34] watch Shameless? I did. He died in real life. He's not a spoiler. It's crazy work. I mean,
[00:23:40] it's true, but it's crazy work, but it's also true. The sage green is beautiful, a bespoke menswear
[00:23:46] stylist. I'm happy to see you in your suit, Arabro. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm happy that
[00:23:51] that you guys are accompanying me on this journey.
[00:23:57] Yeah, so.
[00:24:02] Can you lift up one arms, you know, the shoulder adapts?
[00:24:13] I mean, I'm sitting down, so.
[00:24:14] You don't want to, you don't want to Bernie Sanders style silhouette when you're like
[00:24:25] sitting and then the suit just like shoots up.
[00:24:29] You don't want that.
[00:24:33] It creases a lot with the movements.
[00:24:34] Yeah, I mean, it does normal check logs, please regarding your question about whether the
[00:24:42] should have as high schools and to a certain extent the events in before you do have in
[00:24:45] the high school is obviously that should turn to 11 but at its core it's based in somewhat
[00:24:49] reality. Okay, chatter. Thank you. This stage green is beautiful. All right. Yeah. Mike
[00:25:09] has a dangler. Oh shit. You're right.
[00:25:20] Mekka Chameleon is the perfect friend slob game. Oh yeah,
[00:25:23] that's what I've heard. I do want to play Mekka Chameleon.
[00:25:28] You will see how root acts and the understand why JD Vaness's mom
[00:25:31] traded him for perk 30s.
[00:25:37] Okay.
[00:25:39] You got exposed for being fake Chinese.
[00:25:43] POV, you are watching a man without his coat, draw China by memory. Wait, what the hell?
[00:25:52] Okay, I'm sorry, but this is just autism.
[00:25:55] Like, this is, this literally is, is, like, it's like, it's like being like, how can you not play basketball like Wenbi Amma?
[00:26:05] You know what I mean? Like, yeah, he obviously has like a very specific set of skills.
[00:26:11] This literally is the same.
[00:26:14] This is the same thing that...
[00:26:17] Have you guys ever seen that one video that we used to go viral back in the day?
[00:26:20] It's like a super old video back before like, you know, shit went viral that frequently, but...
[00:26:27] There was this autistic guy that would be like, that did an aerial flight all around Italy and then drew it by memory.
[00:26:35] This is a version of that same exact level of autism.
[00:26:52] This would be RainBald if he didn't have a PC.
[00:26:55] Perfect useless memory nice. I mean I clearly this guy is just this is what he does so
[00:27:05] I'm not even gonna dunk on him. Congratulations to that guy. I don't know why you're saying
[00:27:10] it's useless. I'm sure there's use. I'm sure there's some utility to it. Who knows?
[00:27:23] caught up in one piece. No, I'm banking it. I'm banking it again. Anyway, let's blast off. Okay.
[00:27:29] Let's blast off, ladies and gentlemen. Israel kills 55 in Lebanon to ruin the ceasefire.
[00:27:45] MOU. Iran closes straight up Hormuz. Cease fire broken by Israel.
[00:27:49] and then we'll do some fun day, maybe gaming.
[00:27:53] Job in the State Department for this guy? Yeah, probably.
[00:27:59] I can see that guy doing that. Anyway, do we have a blast off meme?
[00:28:03] You're missing out? It's been great. I'm sure. I'm not missing out.
[00:28:09] I'm holding on. I'm retaining. Stop baiting.
[00:28:19] Bum react for later.
[00:28:24] Inside China's the same propaganda theme park.
[00:28:29] Oh yeah, Mike did the, uh, this is goaded.
[00:28:32] I want to do this so bad in China.
[00:28:34] This is the Chinese Civil War theme park.
[00:28:37] I cannot believe it, dude.
[00:28:39] He's living Lovito Loka.
[00:28:40] He's living my dream.
[00:28:41] All right.
[00:28:42] Um, we'll definitely watch that.
[00:28:44] That's a great one.
[00:28:45] Check logs.
[00:28:46] Important.
[00:28:47] That reminds me I wrote a vegetails fanfic once where Bob the tomato straps. Okay. I'm not reading that for your own sake, okay?
[00:28:55] When you say when you say check logs and then you talk to me about a fucking vegetails fanfic that you wrote
[00:29:03] Like what makes you think anyone else should be hearing that in this chat? Oh
[00:29:09] My god, are you gonna answer for your transgressions? What is this Hassan Abbey? How could you do this? Oh, I'm sorry. I did it
[00:29:16] I apologize never tell Hasan Avi you're queer. That's just how it is
[00:29:30] Now you have to read it. No, I don't I don't have to read it
[00:29:33] I don't have to read it at all actually and I will refuse to
[00:29:38] what you should do on the other hand is is
[00:29:41] is
[00:29:42] that's crazy that you tell that chatter to link the fanfic
[00:29:45] you wanna, what you wanna
[00:29:47] you wanna jerk your peanuts
[00:29:49] to a goddamn VeggieTales fanfic
[00:29:51] you wanna crank your shit
[00:29:53] you wanna spank your shit
[00:29:55] you wanna beat your meat
[00:29:56] to VeggieTales
[00:29:59] that's what you wanna do
[00:30:00] you're telling me right now
[00:30:02] you wanna fucking
[00:30:07] jork it
[00:30:07] You want to goon to a veggie tails fanfic that a chatter wrote.
[00:30:23] Crank in the worm, spank in the monkey, beating your meat, letting the goose loose, peeing
[00:30:33] white that's what you want to do that's what the good Lord would want you want
[00:30:50] to shake your gerga cranking your hog roughing up the suspect nasty business
[00:31:00] You better stop it now. Please stop my grandmother's knitting circle is watching this what your grandmother's knitting circle probably feels the same way
[00:31:09] Probably feels the same way that I do about the nasty business that we heard about
[00:31:20] Vlogging the dolphin kirk in your shit you want to correct your shit you want to correct your shit so hard
[00:31:30] God, there is an endless amount taming the snake. There's an endless amount of masturbation,
[00:31:38] the analogies that you can use. It's incredible. It's so, I feel like man has utilized all of
[00:31:48] his creativity and expertise coming up with new unique and clever ways of saying masturbation.
[00:31:56] feeding the ducks that doesn't even make sense feeding the ducks you what the
[00:32:03] hell that doesn't even make any sense scrubbing your toilet parts these are
[00:32:08] no longer euphemisms about masturbation you have now moved into an entirely
[00:32:13] different
[00:32:19] you're on a different zip code maybe a different planet massaging a one
[00:32:25] One eyed man. Oh, no. Okay, stop.
[00:32:38] Okay. Okay. Five knuckles shuffle.
[00:32:52] Okay, we're done. We're done. We're done.
[00:32:54] The girlies are fighting. Meloni is fighting with Donald Trump and we will talk about that, of course.
[00:33:03] Georgia Meloni and Donald Trump, they are fighting. The girlies are fighting.
[00:33:11] Okay.
[00:33:16] Turkey, it was so bad.
[00:33:18] I know Madagascar has been so mad that like some style guides and some
[00:33:22] announcers say Turkey, instead of Turkey now, and he's just so frustrated about it.
[00:33:26] I saw that and it's like, listen, egg boy, we're already down.
[00:33:33] Okay.
[00:33:33] I don't want to hear from you.
[00:33:38] We're already fucking down.
[00:33:46] If you see us big John what he would order if England world won the World Cup. Oh, I love the Chinese takeaway you get
[00:33:56] Hell yes, Bush chicken charming special fried rice sweet and sad chicken ball sweet and sad chicken on Kong style
[00:34:02] sweet and sad pork on Kong style barbecue pork sparrows roast chicken Chinese style roast duck Chinese style crispy shredded chili beef beef and black bean
[00:34:09] been falling black bean chips full crackers curry sauce and don't forget a
[00:34:12] pancake rolls
[00:34:13] Bush
[00:34:15] Bush fucking L. That's a good leg. That's a top lad right there. He's going. That's
[00:34:23] the best fucking Chinese older of a road of also I feel like he's just flexing
[00:34:30] Like, Big John has the autism of that other map guy, but just for a perfect recall of Chinese takeaway.
[00:34:43] Like, that's the entire menu. He just knows that he can call it out by heart. He knows
[00:34:50] what the goddamn menu looks like. Yeah, you guys look worse. You guys look the worst team in
[00:34:57] tournament somehow worse than the island micro nations no taxes past the gulad
[00:35:03] handy mission just even miller yesterday that was out campaigning
[00:35:07] with his son piker who said america deserve 9 11
[00:35:12] look the democrat party shawna's you've covered better than anybody has become yo shawn shawney baby
[00:35:21] you're talking about me but you won't talk to me
[00:35:27] What the hell, Sean?
[00:35:29] We were supposed to, I feel betrayed.
[00:35:32] You'll talk to this bald dipshit, but not me.
[00:35:36] What the hell?
[00:35:37] Yeah, he ducked me.
[00:35:42] He ducked me and now he's snitching to the admins, dude.
[00:35:45] He's like, mods, mods.
[00:35:48] Remember this guy?
[00:35:50] Get this guy out of here, mods.
[00:35:53] That's actually devastating.
[00:35:54] I thought we had something, Sean.
[00:35:56] party of marxist communist socialist violent extremists and yes violent
[00:36:04] revolutionaries who support the policies that are getting americans
[00:36:09] killed in mass historically for years now and of course it accelerated under
[00:36:14] the by the administration where what are we what policies are killing americans
[00:36:20] on mass. Yeah, dude. Medicare for all. Okay. Free college education. Federal jobs guarantee,
[00:36:32] these are the policies that will kill Americans if implemented. They haven't yet,
[00:36:38] but if implemented, they will kill Americans on mass. Okay.
[00:36:43] By criminal illegal aliens. This is a party that supports violence against ice officers,
[00:36:49] supports violence against federal law enforcement and engages in conduct and rhetoric and behavior
[00:36:56] that leads to repeated assassination attempts against President Trump, against President
[00:37:01] Trump supporters, and against Republican elected office holders. It is a terrifying reality,
[00:37:06] but one we cannot turn away from, ignore, we cannot put our heads in the sand and pretend
[00:37:11] the Democrat Party of the 90s or the 80s or the 70s exists anymore because it is gone,
[00:37:18] It is gone and it is not coming back.
[00:37:21] It is gone and it's dead.
[00:37:23] How do you define it now?
[00:37:24] How do you define Telerico, El Sayed, Platner, Mamdani, Bernie, Pocahontas, the squad, and
[00:37:33] then the other Democrats, no moral courage to ever challenge them.
[00:37:39] Hillary Clinton, would you vote for Platner?
[00:37:41] Well, I don't live in Maine.
[00:37:43] That's hardly, you know, an appropriate, right?
[00:37:48] Look, the Democratic Party has two groups now, radical extremists and cowards.
[00:37:55] The-
[00:37:56] That's a good way to put it.
[00:37:58] Yeah, I like that.
[00:38:01] I like that.
[00:38:02] He's saying that like, the Democrats are just a communist party now, which I wish.
[00:38:09] And then the rest of the establishment Democrats are just like cowering, and they're terrified.
[00:38:15] To make matters worse, these very same Democrats, these established Democrats here from the
[00:38:22] most repulsive man on the planet, Stephen Miller, and go, all right, bet he's actually
[00:38:30] right.
[00:38:32] We should, we should not, we shouldn't let the radical communist antifa forces take
[00:38:41] over the party.
[00:38:42] do everything we can to stop that instead of stopping the growing fascism in this country.
[00:39:12] Mexican criminal organization like this. Okay. I don't really care about the rest of this. Who cares?
[00:39:20] Even Miller should honor like the boost of confidence of every person ever that the
[00:39:23] truck there's someone for everyone really is true because how do you love this man? I mean,
[00:39:28] I guess he has a equally repulsive wife, Katie Miller. That's how it works out.
[00:39:36] Have you seen Matthew interview the former CIA agent who wants to abolish CIA?
[00:39:41] No, I haven't I
[00:39:43] Have not watched it, but it's crazy that he
[00:39:47] This man is going on every alibi mine, bro. It's wild. I don't know what the hell's going on with John Kiriakou
[00:39:54] But he's gone on basically every show of mine
[00:40:03] Yeah defend the homeland one nation one homeland one team you guys are arguing before scotis right now that your own top goal
[00:40:09] Scorer shouldn't be eligible for US citizenship. You race is your bronies.
[00:40:14] No, but he's white, bro. It's fine.
[00:40:16] Right. Is they're talking about?
[00:40:18] I don't know who the top goalie top scorer is.
[00:40:22] Is it CP? Is it Christian Pesic or whatever?
[00:40:26] No.
[00:40:31] Oh, it's Balagon. He's a black Brit.
[00:40:33] I don't fucking know, man. I don't watch soccer. I'm not even watching the Turkish team get fucking
[00:40:46] destroyed. I'm gonna, I will be watching soccer the one day when I go and watch the Turkish team
[00:40:52] get fucking destroyed, but I'm gonna claim is that how you say it is CP, CP, pull is
[00:41:02] Plisic
[00:41:27] Plisic doesn't sound American yet. That's why I thought maybe he's like Hungarian or some shit
[00:41:32] Anyway, all right, we got let's let's get to the fucking news straight-to-hormuzes closed
[00:41:39] again. Okay. Iran's military says it closed the straight-to-hormuzes after US-Israeli
[00:41:45] violations of ceasefire. Let's take a look.
[00:41:49] So James Bays, and I'll preface this with saying that we've got some very new and important
[00:41:55] developments. James, it's going to be one of the very few times that I know something
[00:41:59] you don't yet know. Look, we're hearing from the Iranians, and I think to some extent we
[00:42:05] saw this coming. The Iranians say, and this is being reported by the Iranian news agency
[00:42:09] mayor, that they're going to take action over what's happening in southern Lebanon. They
[00:42:13] see it, as you know, as the United States' responsibility to end Israeli military raids.
[00:42:19] And they say that because that hasn't happened in response to that, Iran is going to close
[00:42:24] once again, the straight of hormones. So that's where we are. Let me look at the language
[00:42:29] in view of America's blatant breach of promise and breach of contract regarding the failure to
[00:42:34] implement the very first paragraph of the memorandum of understanding. That's something you and I
[00:42:38] talked about extensively. Yeah, kind of the whole ordeal, right? Kind of the centerpiece
[00:42:44] of this entire ordeal, right? It's a tough, it's a tough sell when the number one line
[00:42:55] item on the memorandum of understanding straight up is, hey, you got to restrain Israel to
[00:43:03] ensure that Israel doesn't attack Lebanon. And then lo and behold, Israel is huffing
[00:43:12] and puffing, and they find it within themselves to do just that.
[00:43:19] Of course, it's going to be destroyed.
[00:43:25] Of course, the memorandum of understanding is going to be destroyed.
[00:43:28] Actually, I'm a little shocked that it was this fast.
[00:43:33] I thought Israel would have waited a couple of days, no.
[00:43:36] Turns out, they did it almost instantaneously.
[00:43:42] And if you recall, I kept repeatedly explaining over
[00:43:46] and over again that it would be Israel that was the spoiler.
[00:43:49] And John Hudson's reporting also showed that the CIA was aware
[00:43:54] that Israel would be the spoiler.
[00:43:56] Basically, everyone that was paying attention
[00:44:00] to what's going on in the region knew that Israel was going
[00:44:02] to do everything in its power to ruin the ceasefire
[00:44:05] because they don't want the ceasefire to take place.
[00:44:07] They want to force America's hand back into battle.
[00:44:12] They want to go to America into going up the escalation ladder
[00:44:16] and militarily invade Iran.
[00:44:19] Trump doesn't want to do that,
[00:44:21] but also at the same time,
[00:44:22] Trump is wholly incapable of restraining Israel.
[00:44:25] So,
[00:44:28] Israel is seeing
[00:44:31] How much it can violate these red lines?
[00:44:36] Israel is seeing what it can get away with and and the it here that Israel is getting away with
[00:44:44] and this might come as a surprise to absolutely no one is murdering Lebanese children specifically
[00:44:50] 12 children Israel killed alongside 55 total people that Israel killed on Friday
[00:44:55] Lebanon, that's what this is. And there's no real military purpose for this. They'll
[00:45:04] say it's like Hezbollah, but the reality of the matter is they're doing it just to violate
[00:45:08] the ceasefire. Nothing but collateral damage for them because these are not real human
[00:45:14] beings in the eyes of the Israeli state. And of course, Iran has to retaliate. Iran has
[00:45:23] to hold America to account. How would the Islamic Republic of Iran get any deal out of
[00:45:32] the United States of America if the number one, if the first provision of the memorandum
[00:45:39] of understanding is violated so flagrantly and it requires America to restrain Israel
[00:45:46] And Israel is actively violating that red line to show the United States of America and Iran and the rest of the world that they're not going to play ball, that they are going to, they're never going to be restrained.
[00:46:03] Right now is where those quote unquote red lines matter the most. Will Trump actually follow through? Will Trump actually force Israel's hand?
[00:46:16] Will Trump restrain Israel or will Trump allow Israel to do whatever it wants to do and then get back in the war?
[00:46:25] Because if Israel is violating the red lines, then Iran has to set up sufficient military deterrence, set up economic punishments.
[00:46:35] Part of that would be, obviously, to impede and restrict the ships that are transiting through the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:46:43] Beyond that, if Israel continues to escalate, continues to agitate, Iran might actually
[00:46:51] go back to blowing up Israel and Israeli positions.
[00:46:56] So far, Hezbollah has been sufficient in restraining the Israeli forces in Lebanon that are continuously
[00:47:04] trying to push into Lebanon further and further into Lebanese territory.
[00:47:09] As you guys know, in the aftermath of that tit for tat, the Hezbollah forces in Lebanon
[00:47:15] actually incinerated four Israeli occupying forces soldiers.
[00:47:21] That was a devastating security incident, as it was reported by Israeli news.
[00:47:29] But beyond that, Iran is going to have to set up military deterrence.
[00:47:36] We shall see if they are willing to do so.
[00:47:40] We shall see if they are invested in doing so.
[00:47:46] I predict that if they do not, Israel will continue pushing.
[00:47:52] That is, of course, if, or rather, when Donald Trump refuses to restrain Israel.
[00:47:59] Back to this language from Mayor News.
[00:48:01] And in response to the ceaseless and continuous violation of the ceasefire by the Zionist regime
[00:48:05] in southern Lebanon and the merciless killing of hundreds of thousands of the oppressed
[00:48:10] people in this land, it is announced that the Strait of Hormuz will be closed to vessel
[00:48:15] traffic. So, James, I think we can't overstate how significant this is.
[00:48:21] We can't. This is the ultimate leverage they have and they proved it during the war. We'd
[00:48:27] all been talking about a nuclear, potential nuclear weapon, but Iran showed it had a much
[00:48:32] more powerful economic weapon. We actually had reports over the last 24 hours that they
[00:48:37] might be doing this and the Iranian government and spokesperson said it wasn't the case they
[00:48:43] were going to, but clearly they feel right now there is a memorandum of understanding.
[00:48:48] It has been agreed, but it's not been complied with. And you've got other dignitaries on
[00:48:54] the top of that hill.
[00:48:56] This is unrelated, but it's kind of funny that they're in Bergenstock, Switzerland.
[00:49:01] I assume near where the deal was supposed to take place yesterday, it didn't happen.
[00:49:08] The Iranian team did not arrive in Geneva and neither did JD Vans.
[00:49:13] They all canceled their travel plans.
[00:49:15] But it almost feels like a flex to have that behind you.
[00:49:22] And it's like, well, here's a wall to the way where ships are transiting.
[00:49:25] as opposed to the Strait of Hormuz where they are not.
[00:49:30] Bill, this is a time of maximum...
[00:49:33] This is what it's supposed to look like.
[00:49:35] This is what the world could have if Israel would restrain itself.
[00:49:41] It's a lake, sure, whatever. It's watered.
[00:49:45] They are going to close the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:49:47] It means they're using that weapon now.
[00:49:50] And remember what Donald Trump said at the G7 meeting just days ago
[00:49:54] ago before he signed the memorandum of understanding. In a moment I think of some honesty, he said
[00:50:01] we were on the verge of economic collapse. We only had four weeks of global oil reserves.
[00:50:09] Who wants Bedlam? Those are the words of Donald Trump about where the economic situation of
[00:50:14] the world is. Iran knows at this moment that it can push back and try and stop that fighting
[00:50:21] that's taking place in southern Lebanon, that bombardment by Israel.
[00:50:26] Can, though, the US stop the Israelis?
[00:50:29] They've told the Israelis to stop, they've implemented another cease-fire, and it's not stopping.
[00:50:35] The Israeli military, and we're not going to use the word professional,
[00:50:38] they're professional at killing, we saw that in Gaza, but they are a-fishing, they have a chain of command.
[00:50:43] If Prime Minister Netanyahu said, stop the bombardment, I have no doubt it would stop.
[00:50:48] Well, Neurodea, or correspondent to Rumala, reported that the Prime Minister said he doesn't
[00:50:53] consider himself or his country bound by the terms of this memorandum of understanding.
[00:50:59] Adding to what I was saying, the source on this closure of the Strait of Hormuz, it is
[00:51:04] the top, Iran's top joint military command.
[00:51:08] So it's reported by the Iranian New Agency mayor, but this is a decision made by the
[00:51:12] country's top military command.
[00:51:15] else that is just crossing as we speak, the U.S. Vice President, J. D. Vance, has told
[00:51:22] Fox that he believes talks between the U.S. and Iran could start as early as Sunday. So
[00:51:28] he thinks they could happen, and they could be happening. We are Saturdays today, so they
[00:51:32] could be happening tomorrow. It seems the U.S. and Iran moving in at this hour in very different
[00:51:37] directions. And also some reports coming from some media that maybe there are Iranians,
[00:51:42] Iranians there with Steve Wach, Wiccoff and Jared Kushner. That's a line that came from
[00:51:47] Fox News a short time ago. The Iranians saying they're not here. It's possible that there
[00:51:53] is some talks about talks taking place. But it's clear there is one issue. One issue alone.
[00:52:00] It's that bombardment in Lebanon that's already caused those loss of lives since the so-called
[00:52:05] ceasefire 24 hours ago. The Iranians making it very clear you have got to stop this,
[00:52:11] to stop the Israelis. Stop the Israelis in the one war which is connected to getting the talks going
[00:52:18] in the other war which of course is connected to the straits of Hormuz and the whole of the world's
[00:52:23] economy. Al Jazeera's diplomatic edit. Whoa the mountains are American blue. Yeah so is the water.
[00:52:29] The water is American flag blue and so are the mountains and so is my suit. It's all blue
[00:52:35] including their suits. Everything is blue. I've decided blue is the only color that I
[00:52:41] I can see. That is, of course, if Donald Trump follows through on this memorandum of understanding
[00:52:46] and actually restrains Israel, which doesn't seem very likely. If it doesn't, then it's
[00:52:49] all fucking green. You stupid bitch. Why did you do this? You ruined everything you touch.
[00:52:53] You fucking monster. Okay. Now we sit and wait. Now we sit and wait. If it's actually,
[00:53:03] if Donald Trump somehow restricts Israel or restrains Israel, which I think is very, very
[00:53:09] likely. Then everything is blue. It's American flag blue. I've never seen the most perfect
[00:53:15] blue before. That algae blue. Love it.
[00:53:18] To James Space, thank you very much for your snap explanation and analysis as these news
[00:53:24] lines are just coming into us here. We're reporting from Central Switzerland. That's
[00:53:28] James Explained because on the other side of that lake is where Iranians and Americans were
[00:53:33] expected to sit down for face-to-face talks to try and reach a
[00:53:38] dammit dude i support you 10 000 but not sure where you're posting a picture of anti-Semitic
[00:53:44] assault piker in order to make a point i've made fun of him so much about how he looks like dean
[00:53:55] pressed in that it's it's worthy it's it's I deserve this okay we all have our we all have our
[00:54:03] chopple ganger
[00:54:07] Mine is Hen Mazik it's true at least brazen chopple ganger is like
[00:54:13] You know sick like deep person is awesome. He's a dope dude
[00:54:25] Masik is your wario? Yeah, it's kind of crazy that the evil forces in Israel invented in
[00:54:35] a laboratory a fucking wario of mine. And Masik liked that fake tweet about you buying
[00:54:42] a $27 million penthouse in New York City, by the way, total moron. Oh my God.
[00:54:49] Wait, is that not you? Does it look like me, man? Are you kidding me? Come on, guys, please
[00:55:06] Please don't say yes.
[00:55:09] Are you going to cover the news today?
[00:55:11] That's crazy.
[00:55:13] That's crazy.
[00:55:16] Did this guy just tune in?
[00:55:18] Subscribe.
[00:55:19] Okay.
[00:55:20] Subscribe so you can rewind.
[00:55:21] Because I was literally covering the MOU breaking apart, falling apart.
[00:55:30] The Memorandum of Understanding falling apart.
[00:55:34] right before our eyes, before I took a brief sidestep and took a look at my chopper-ganger.
[00:56:04] Well, that's right. I don't know if the translation is precise. If it is precise, at least they
[00:56:15] use the future tense. We'll be close. So we don't know whether that's a decision that's
[00:56:20] going to take effect from this moment or it's a threat, for instance, that if something doesn't
[00:56:26] happen in the next couple of hours or tonight, for instance, or from now to tomorrow, we don't
[00:56:31] I don't know what that future tense means, how long it will take for them to announce
[00:56:36] that now we have closed it.
[00:56:39] So there is this pressure, it's a measure of pressure of course, on the Americans to
[00:56:44] force the Israelis to implement the first article of the memorandum of understanding.
[00:56:50] There has been a lot of anger being expressed yesterday and today about it, and the Iranians
[00:56:55] are very clear, now it is very clear that they are linking Lebanon to the moving ahead
[00:57:01] with the negotiations. Of course, some of the news agencies here, at least one of them has
[00:57:06] said that maybe a delegation is going headed by the top negotiator, Mohamed Bakr Qalibath,
[00:57:12] and the foreign minister, Abbas Araqi, but that has not been confirmed. Now we have this
[00:57:17] other line that you have just mentioned, making the situation much more complicated.
[00:57:23] And we don't know which of the two roads is going to be taken, whether for more complications
[00:57:32] or whether the Iranians will finally agree to go to the talks.
[00:57:36] We know that the Pakistani Interior Minister is here on a visit to Iran, and the understanding
[00:57:42] is that he is trying to facilitate the situation, is trying to convince the Iranians probably
[00:57:47] to go to the talks.
[00:57:49] Pakistan has been behind the push for peace, the push for this deal, and they don't like
[00:57:53] it to break down. It's great that we have the most incompetent and the most pro-israel administration
[00:58:00] of all time manning the ship right now. After a brief moment of respite, a brief pause in the
[00:58:07] hostilities and a brief opportunity to move American foreign policy in a more productive
[00:58:14] direction, we're back to business as usual dominated by Israel. It's fucking dope.
[00:58:19] So, while all of this is happening, Donald Trump obviously came out and, you know, he's
[00:58:26] obviously aware of what's going on.
[00:58:28] He knows that the Iranians are saying we're shutting down the Shredda Hormuz again.
[00:58:33] And what did Donald Trump say?
[00:58:34] What did Donald Trump say about all this?
[00:58:37] He's Mr. Market Mode, Mr. Money Man.
[00:58:40] Mr. Money molestation is over.
[00:58:42] Trump says there will be no tolls in the Shredda Hormuz for 60 days during the ceasefire period.
[00:58:47] also no tolls be imposed afterwards unless the US, unless by the US for services rendered
[00:58:51] as the Middle East guardian angel.
[00:58:52] There will be no tolls on the Hormis Strait for the 60 days during the ceasefire period
[00:58:57] and there will be no tolls after the six day period is expired unless they are imposed
[00:59:01] by and for the United States of America should the deal not be completed.
[00:59:05] For services rendered as the guardian angel to the countries in the Middle East for purposes
[00:59:09] of both past, present and future reimbursement of costs.
[00:59:12] Thank you for your attention this matter, President Donald J Trump.
[00:59:17] I mean, what do you say to this?
[00:59:23] Like he's saying this while Iran is like, we're shutting down the Shreddo Hormuz.
[00:59:35] While Iran is like, we're shutting down the Shreddo Hormuz.
[00:59:38] Donald Trump is like, yeah, no, it's not shut off at all.
[00:59:41] Trump officials reportedly open back channel context with Israeli opposition figures.
[00:59:46] We talked about this yesterday. This is from yesterday. U.S. said to be engaging Israeli
[00:59:50] opposition amid concerns over an Nile coalition. This is literally, he's following the brandonian
[00:59:55] response. This is so Brandon.
[00:59:57] Remember when Brandon brought Naftali Bennett to DC to have a talking with, he had a conversation.
[01:00:05] He was starting talks with Naftali Bennett. Yeah, none of this stuff matters. Okay. What
[01:00:15] matters is, are you capable of restraining Israel or not? If you are wholly incapable
[01:00:21] of restraining Israel, it doesn't matter if you talk to the opposition figure. It's
[01:00:26] the same entity, and it's going to react in the same exact ways.
[01:00:39] I guess technically Trump is right though when he says that there is no...
[01:00:45] will be no tolls. He a wrong because there will be no ships passing through as it stands
[01:00:56] currently. So yeah. By the way, your analysis on this whole saga has been the most accurate
[01:01:06] PBS on top. Thank you. It's incredible how good your analysis can be if you don't have
[01:01:20] Benjamin and Yau's dick launched like planted directly in your spine. It's crazy. Yes,
[01:01:30] piker broadcasting service for tomorrow's news today
[01:01:35] it's uh... it's crazy
[01:01:36] we could just like look at exactly what's going on
[01:01:40] and and make the correct assessment this isn't even dialectical materialism
[01:01:44] chat
[01:01:45] it's just
[01:01:47] looking at what israel has done so far and says it will continue to do
[01:01:52] and reporting on it accurately
[01:01:55] the only reason why it comes across as like prophetic
[01:01:59] is because mainstream outlets are pathetic. They don't know this basic thing. It's basic
[01:02:08] observation. It's not, it's not in any way, shape or form unique. It's not crazy. All
[01:02:18] you have to do is look at what Israel's doing and be like, they're probably going to do
[01:02:21] the same thing that they've been doing and that they say that they're going to continue
[01:02:25] doing tomorrow.
[01:02:28] So that's the situation now and it's just probably a matter of hours to know if the
[01:02:33] closure of the State of Hormuz is confirmed or whether something else in the other direction
[01:02:38] will take place.
[01:02:40] Mohammed, I've been asking you today and yesterday, is there any sign from the Iranians
[01:02:49] that they are going to show up here in Switzerland and begin these talks with the Americans?
[01:02:54] Let me flip that question.
[01:02:57] Is there any reason to believe that Iran will show up?
[01:03:02] Well, it's conditional.
[01:03:06] Now it's clearly conditioned, on the condition that the terms of the agreement will be met.
[01:03:11] They have made it very clear since yesterday that there are five points that have to be
[01:03:16] dealt with from the outset.
[01:03:18] One of them and the first and the most important clearly is the comprehensive ceasefire on all
[01:03:24] France, including south Lebanon. That point, which is the initial one, hasn't been implemented.
[01:03:31] And also, they talked about the lifting of the American blockade. That's something that
[01:03:37] they're not showing some anger about, because the two sides, the Iranians and the Americans
[01:03:43] are doing something in that regard. But also, they mentioned sanctions, and they mentioned
[01:03:48] the unfreezing of assets, Iranian assets. Those two points are clearly raised here by Iran
[01:03:55] and they want something to be done about them, a kind of announcement that the United States
[01:04:00] is starting to move on that situation because they are included in the memorandum of understanding
[01:04:06] and Iran thinks that it can't move ahead with the negotiations if the Americans haven't
[01:04:12] yet even initiated any implementation of any of those points except on the state of Hormuz.
[01:04:18] Hello and a very warm welcome, I�m Mark Lohan. We start with some breaking news in
[01:04:26] the last hour. Is it, this is the different, this is the, the good Mark Levin. Is Israel
[01:04:36] just seeing how far they can push the line? Will US and Trump actually cut them off? Yes
[01:04:40] and no. Israel is obviously going to see how far they can violate the red lines. They've
[01:04:49] always done so and I don't believe that America will cut them off if we're being honest. It
[01:04:56] seems very unlikely. Iran's military says it has again closed the
[01:05:00] Strait of Hormuz. State TV has broadcast a statement by Iran's Central Military Command
[01:05:06] saying the closure was in response to Israel's attacks on southern Lebanon,
[01:05:10] describing them as a breach of Tehran's agreement with the US.
[01:05:13] Let's bring in our Middle East correspondent John Donacen, who joins us from Jerusalem.
[01:05:18] John, not just a breakdown in the peace deal between Iran and Israel, or the ceasefire,
[01:05:26] but now potentially also in the peace deal between the US and Iran.
[01:05:31] Yeah, I think it's a really significant development.
[01:05:35] We said that this deal between Iran and the United States was fragile.
[01:05:40] And here we are, the principal achievement of that memorandum of understanding.
[01:05:45] And I think one of the biggest priorities for the United States was reopening the Strait
[01:05:50] and what that's lasted a couple of days, and it's now closed.
[01:05:54] So we understand from Iranian State TV that there is now a negotiation team on the way to Switzerland,
[01:06:02] presumably to meet with the Americans, but we seem to be making some progress, but we've
[01:06:09] already taken a huge step back. And the Iranians saying this is because continuous and relentless
[01:06:17] breaches of the ceasefire in southern Lebanon with accusing Israel of not sticking to the agreement.
[01:06:27] John, just worth reminding us once again of the importance of the straight-up Hormuz to
[01:06:31] of global shipping and the global economy?
[01:06:34] It's important because 20% of the world's oil and petrochemical products pass through
[01:06:41] the strait. Its closure led to a huge surge in oil prices, a surge in the price of plastics,
[01:06:48] a surge in the price of fertilisers. It meant that we've seen energy prices rise, fuel prices
[01:06:56] rise, we have seen higher inflation, therefore higher interest rates, affecting everyone
[01:07:01] paying a mortgage. So a huge impact on the global economy. And as I say, it's the main
[01:07:08] reason I think that Donald Trump was under such pressure to get this deal done, because
[01:07:13] all the forecasters said if the straight remain closed, we could see a global recession.
[01:07:18] And that pressure is still on Donald Trump and reports that JD Vance's potential could
[01:07:23] even still be travelling to Switzerland for talks with the Iranians, even as Tehran
[01:07:28] closes that straight one more time?
[01:07:30] Yeah, no reaction I've seen yet from the White House but you know they are going to be greatly
[01:07:36] concerned and it's going to be very interesting to see what pressure the United States can put on
[01:07:42] Israel regards to Lebanon because at the moment it's difficult to see that while Israeli troops
[01:07:49] continue to occupy a large chunk of southern Lebanon. They say they maintain operational
[01:07:55] freedom to strike against Hezbollah. It's hard to see why there are going to be continuous
[01:08:02] breaches of a frankly non-existent ceasefire in southern Lebanon. And that is a key demand
[01:08:08] of the Iranians. So what are the Americans going to say to the Israelis after, frankly,
[01:08:14] some of the most striking criticism I've ever heard of Israel by the United States over
[01:08:19] the past week. Oh yeah, no, definitely, definitely. Listen, if you recall, I had numerous conversations
[01:08:27] on this broadcast in the last two days over why this memorandum of understanding was different
[01:08:33] than what Biden had said in the past. And one of the things I kept stressing over and
[01:08:40] over again was it depends on the follow through. If the American government actually follows
[01:08:45] through on the commitments that it's signed off on in the memorandum of understanding,
[01:08:51] then it's actually different. If they don't, then it's exactly the same thing that we've
[01:08:54] seen with Brandon. And there is a likelihood that it could be exactly the same as Brandon.
[01:09:00] Sorry, I'm late boss. Did I miss anything? Yes, the ceasefire is falling apart.
[01:09:05] Israel is blowing up Lebanon. And Iran has now said the Strait of Hormuz is closed for business
[01:09:10] once again. Now, obviously, America's given a bunch of money to Iran already, unfroze some assets,
[01:09:17] sent some assets over through, sent some assets to Iran by way of the United Arab Emirates and
[01:09:29] possibly other regional actors. However, however, Israel is still violating the first provision
[01:09:39] of the Memorandum of Understanding, which is a permanent cessation of hostilities,
[01:09:44] which even includes American proxies, Israel, and Iranian proxies in Hezbollah in Lebanon.
[01:09:50] So,
[01:09:54] now the deal seemingly is falling apart. The Iranian officials did not fly to Switzerland,
[01:10:00] as they were supposed to on Friday, neither the JD Vance, he was supposed to fly on Friday as well,
[01:10:03] have an in-person meeting, to kick start the process of the 60-day ceasefire negotiations,
[01:10:10] and unfortunately it doesn't seem to be happening.
[01:10:14] What are they going to say to try and calm things down?
[01:10:18] Yeah, we wait to see Donald Trump's reaction, likely to be a post later. I would have thought
[01:10:22] on Truth Social. John Donelson in Jerusalem for the moment, thanks very much indeed. Well,
[01:10:26] as John was saying, the Israeli military says it has been striking as well our targets in South
[01:10:30] Lebanon in response to overnight attacks despite a ceasefire announced less than 24 hours ago.
[01:10:36] Why do you think the Israelis are not acting in coordination with the Trump State Department?
[01:10:40] The only reason why I didn't think so was because the Memorandum of Understanding deals were so
[01:10:47] antagonistic to Israel's overarching goals in the region that like
[01:10:51] any kind of any kind of coordination with the Israeli state would probably not have a memorandum
[01:10:57] of understanding that looked like that. The outline of that deal was unbelievably bad for Israel.
[01:11:03] So even the mass dissemination of a deal such as that one that directly rewrites
[01:11:10] America's foreign policy in the region, directly rewrites American policy in the menna region,
[01:11:16] and takes it away from Israel, Israel being the driver seat to putting American sovereignty back
[01:11:22] and American interest back in the forefront of our men a foreign policy vehicle is is so
[01:11:31] antagonistic to the desires of Israel that I don't believe that there was you know coordination
[01:11:39] happening. Because it's too embarrassing for Israel. It's too embarrassing for Nen'yahu.
[01:11:54] And unless they were coordinating with the opposition in Israel and they wanted to like
[01:12:00] destroy Benjamin Nen'yahu, because this will, inside of Israel, this deal destroys Benjamin
[01:12:08] in Anyahu's political career. It's over, right? So if they're coordinating, it would be with
[01:12:17] the opposition, I guess, to just like take out Anyahu and then bring in a new guy who
[01:12:23] will come across as more rational or something, I don't know. But this destroys Benjamin Anyahu's
[01:12:34] legacy and his political viability going forward.
[01:12:37] Well, these are live pictures from Nabataea in southern Lebanon. Israel says more than
[01:12:41] 50 projectiles were launched.
[01:12:43] We call that regime change law. Yeah, but it's not really, I'll be honest with you,
[01:12:49] that regime change is not this similar to, you know, Supreme Leader Khamenei being swapped
[01:12:56] out with Supreme Leader Khamenei younger. Okay. It's literally not any different. They're
[01:13:03] Their over-articles are identical to one another.
[01:13:06] ... Israeli Defence Forces troops by the Iran-backed militia group in the south.
[01:13:12] Lebanon's civil defence agency says ongoing Israeli strikes on the Nabatae district have
[01:13:16] killed 16 people.
[01:13:17] From Lebanon, Hugo Beshaga reports.
[01:13:24] Recent promises of peace in Lebanon have often ended a more war.
[01:13:30] A country under attack also feels on the siege.
[01:13:35] And Abatia is hammered again.
[01:13:38] We'll be here for about 10 minutes.
[01:13:44] Yeah, here's BB's moderate opposition, by the way.
[01:13:46] One of the moderates challenging Nanyang as a former IDF Chief of Staff,
[01:13:49] Gadi Aizenkot, who developed the Hia doctrine in which entire villages are treated as military targets.
[01:13:54] It was named after a suburb of Beirut that was devastated under his command.
[01:13:58] It's a tactic that was initially utilized in the Korean War, which I often will point
[01:14:04] to as a genocide that was not seen as a genocide because it was the Allied forces conducting
[01:14:11] in.
[01:14:13] But yeah, he's one of many.
[01:14:19] All of the quote-unquote moderates are actually just as vicious.
[01:14:23] Some are even more militant than Benjamin and Yahoo is if you could even have more militancy,
[01:14:28] At least they're presenting themselves as being to the right of Benjamin in Yahweh when it comes to Iran and when it comes to Lebanon.
[01:14:33] Ironically enough, every single moderate, every single quote-unquote moderate, every single opposition figure in Israel right now
[01:14:41] is currently presenting themselves to the right of Benjamin in Yahweh as far as foreign policy, Israeli foreign policy goes.
[01:14:50] Yeah, and there's been a wave of very intense Israeli airstrikes.
[01:14:56] We've just heard another one, and we can see the plumes of smoke rising from the locations that have been hit.
[01:15:05] And now there's also the sound of an Israeli drone flying in the distance.
[01:15:13] At this hospital, the ambulances arrive, but only bring the dead.
[01:15:18] They're left on the floor of the morgue already full.
[01:15:23] This man.
[01:15:23] Yes.
[01:15:23] I covered Yair Lapid famously, uh, who criticized, uh,
[01:15:27] Benjamin Indian for not blowing up or not being able to convince Donald Trump to
[01:15:31] blow up the entirety of the electricity grid of Iran.
[01:15:35] That is supposed to be the opposition figure.
[01:15:37] They are, Israel is doing their own weird twisted version of like American
[01:15:42] politics.
[01:15:42] You know how like Democrats will come out, like Chuck Schumer come out and be like,
[01:15:45] you better not actually deal with Iran.
[01:15:47] You better not negotiate with Iran, that's what's going on in Israel as well.
[01:15:53] The opposition is frustrated with Benjamin and Yal because there hasn't been enough war
[01:15:59] crimes.
[01:16:00] We lost it.
[01:16:01] Counting the losses of this war, but never losing hope.
[01:16:05] Are you tired?
[01:16:07] Of course we are tired, but this is nothing when you save the life of a child or an elderly
[01:16:15] person.
[01:16:16] There was supposed to be a ceasefire and many people had returned to their homes.
[01:16:22] This contributed to the increase in the number of casualties.
[01:16:27] The bombing was in response to the killing of four Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah in
[01:16:32] southern Lebanon.
[01:16:34] As we leave, we see a motorbike still on fire and the risky mission to retrieve yet another
[01:16:40] body.
[01:16:41] There's now a new ceasefire, but a lasting truce remains elusive.
[01:16:48] Yesterday, we had a rare chance to see the part of Lebanon that is under Israeli occupation,
[01:16:56] on a humanitarian mission of the Order of Malta.
[01:17:01] Israel says it has no intention of pulling its troops out of Lebanon.
[01:17:05] It wants to create a security zone along the border, free of Hezbollah.
[01:17:11] sought the Israeli military presence but were not allowed to fill much of the journey. There's
[01:17:16] nothing left in Shia villages. Families who've been forced to flee may never be able to come
[01:17:22] back. The piles of rubble are now a symbol of destroyed buildings, broken promises and
[01:17:30] lives.
[01:17:31] Hugo Bacheca, BBC News, Southern Lebanon.
[01:17:34] Let's bring in Dr. H. A. Hellier, who is a senior associate fellow at the think tank
[01:17:40] Dr. Hadia, thanks very much for your time. How serious, in your view, is this new closure
[01:17:46] of the Strait?
[01:17:47] Thank you very much for having me. Always a pleasure. I think it is quite serious. I
[01:17:52] think unfortunately it's quite predictable, though. The Iranians made it clear that they
[01:17:57] would consider the continued bombing of Lebanon by the Israelis to be something that was
[01:18:05] permitted by Washington DC and would be a violation of the MOU. Now, the Iranians are
[01:18:13] very...
[01:18:14] If you're a president, would you invade Israel? There's no need. It's like saying, would I
[01:18:20] invade Long Island? Like, sure, it's funny to entertain the thought, but you don't need
[01:18:26] to do that. There are many different levers you can pull before doing that, you know?
[01:18:31] nefarious actor in the region. I don't think there should be a debate about that. But at
[01:18:36] this point, they're not wrong. The Israelis would not proceed in Lebanon unless they were
[01:18:41] sure that there wasn't going to be a price to be exacted by the Americans, that there
[01:18:47] wouldn't be leverage that would be used by the Americans. And of course, the Americans
[01:18:50] have tremendous leverage over the Israelis. And they're correct. Washington could have
[01:18:56] stop the Israelis from proceeding this faction, has opted not to do so. And unfortunately
[01:19:03] very predictable that the Iranians would say, well, in that case, we can consider this a
[01:19:06] violation of the MOU. The MOU says very explicitly that there has to be a ceasefire in Lebanon.
[01:19:13] And the Israelis have made it very clear that they intend to undermine this MOU. U.S. intelligence
[01:19:18] has confirmed that over the last few days. American politicians have been railing against,
[01:19:23] a vice president, Vance, and Donald Trump himself against Netanyahu and his cabinet.
[01:19:28] So I think this is quite predictable.
[01:19:30] I mean, Israel says it was responding to incoming fire, but you are saying, IU, that
[01:19:34] you think that this is a deliberate attempt by Israel to sabotage and break apart that
[01:19:39] memorandum of understanding.
[01:19:41] So let's-
[01:19:42] Yes.
[01:19:43] Yes.
[01:19:44] Of course it is.
[01:19:46] I don't like that the media treats people like they're stupid children all the time.
[01:19:51] Oh, I wonder what's going on here.
[01:19:54] Yeah, perhaps what's going on here is exactly what Israel said they would do.
[01:19:59] Over and over again, which is the continuation of the bombing of Lebanon,
[01:20:04] and a violation of the Memorandum of Understanding.
[01:20:07] That is literally what Israel sought to do here, and that is precisely what Israel is doing here.
[01:20:14] Wow, who could have foreseen this?
[01:20:16] No, you're watching BBC. What do you expect? No, actually, this is good, though. I mean,
[01:20:25] in the past, I think BBC would have covered this as, you know, Israel had no other choice,
[01:20:30] but the restraint has Bullah. It's a sovereign state. It makes perfect sense for them to
[01:20:35] do this. So the fact that they're actually having real analysts on to be like, yeah,
[01:20:40] no, Israel is 100% ruining this memorandum of understanding is a change of attitude from
[01:20:45] even the european allies
[01:20:48] so it's not necessarily a bad thing
[01:20:50] this kind of like
[01:20:52] cut this kind of coverage isn't bad it's it's actually good
[01:20:55] uh...
[01:20:56] perhaps it's a little too late but
[01:20:58] i'm glad that it's happening even now let's be clear about two things here one
[01:21:02] when it comes in coming fire uh... coming farware uh... they're talking
[01:21:05] about that uh... incoming fire if there is an income fire
[01:21:09] on lebanese territory that's occupied territory that's twenty percent
[01:21:13] of Lebanon that the Israelis currently occupy, and they're bombing beyond that point.
[01:21:18] So that's one.
[01:21:19] Two, U.S. intelligence has already said, again, earlier this week it was reported, that Netanyahu
[01:21:26] intends to undermine this MOU, and the vice president and the president of the United
[01:21:33] States have made it very clear that they do not agree with how the Israelis are proceeding.
[01:21:40] They've used very harsh language with regards to-
[01:21:43] Congrats on all the actually 60 IQ influencers at the hammer home so hard how Trump is surrendering
[01:21:48] instead of saying how big his balls are and how huge they were if he stood up to Israel.
[01:21:51] I don't think that would have changed the dynamic that much.
[01:21:54] Let's be real.
[01:21:56] As much as I want to dunk on those people as well, and I have dunked on those people
[01:22:00] as well, I think these kinds of decisions are not being made with Donald Trump keeping
[01:22:06] influencers in mind.
[01:22:09] Trump didn't hear Josh Gottheimer yell about him. And that's the reason why he's like allowing
[01:22:14] Israel to ruin this deal. It was pretty obvious that Israel was going to do this. If I can
[01:22:20] see it, then I'm sure, you know, people in Trump's corner could see it. And what matters
[01:22:25] now is what Trump will do. If it stays with the fake red lines, Brandon style, Oh, don't
[01:22:33] you invade Rafa, we are going to get really mad. If it turns into that, then you know
[01:22:38] that they had no ambitions of following through on this, and they just wanted to move the
[01:22:45] markets along to make it seem like there was a moment of respite with no care or consideration
[01:22:51] for what happens if that deal doesn't get followed through on.
[01:23:04] But I think Trump, ultimately, Trump can control Israel.
[01:23:10] Any American president can.
[01:23:12] Anyone that says America can't restrain Israel is delusional.
[01:23:15] Of course America can restrain Israel.
[01:23:18] is the senior partner in this coalition and I will repeat it every single day till the red heifer is found.
[01:23:25] Okay?
[01:23:29] Israel's jets are American jets.
[01:23:32] Israel's guided and unguided munitions are American munitions.
[01:23:37] The jet fuel that is loaded on to Israeli fighter jets is American jet fuel.
[01:23:45] The strato-tankers Israel relies on in order to go on long bombing missions all the way in Tehran or all around the region are
[01:23:54] American strato-tankers
[01:23:56] The targeting systems that Israel takes advantage of our American targeting systems
[01:24:02] Israel cannot shoot anything in this region
[01:24:05] Maybe Israel could go to Lebanon and bomb Lebanon without too much American aid
[01:24:11] But Israel can't do anything without the United States of America Israel can't react
[01:24:15] Or Israel can't act without America and go ahead because Israel relies on the United States of America for defense
[01:24:24] in its entirety down to the, down to the Iron Dome system.
[01:24:30] The Tamir interceptors are made in the United States of America.
[01:24:34] It's a joint partnership they're paid for with our Obama era memorandum of understanding, $3.8 billion a year.
[01:24:41] The level of control that we have over Israeli foreign policy is profound.
[01:24:45] It's just a matter of willingness.
[01:24:49] If Donald Trump wants to stop Israel, all it takes is one phone call.
[01:24:54] If Joe Biden wanted to stop Israel, all it would take is one phone call.
[01:24:58] That was always the case.
[01:25:00] My analysis on that has not changed because the reality has not changed.
[01:25:04] Israel is not an independent nation.
[01:25:05] It's not a sovereign nation.
[01:25:06] Israel is our attack dog.
[01:25:09] However, however, having said all of this, Israel absolutely has...
[01:25:15] Oh no. Oh no. What the hell? What the hell is this? What the hell yante?
[01:25:24] Oh my god. New! A perfect red heifer has been born in Israel according to the
[01:25:29] Temple Institute. Oh no. Oh no. The red cow has come home. Just kidding. I see some
[01:25:35] whites on here. I see some white hairs on here. You can't cheat it. Robert Scarvla says,
[01:25:48] Scar, Scarla says, my favorite recurring bit in these end times has been the ongoing collaboration
[01:25:53] between all the most insane people in the US and Israel to birth the apocalypse cow.
[01:26:00] Hey, no, it's not. It's white hairs, bro.
[01:26:15] Yeah, for those of you who don't know, in order to bring about the end times, there is like a, there's like a psychotic cult in Israel that believes that if there was a red that is in coordination with the white
[01:26:27] evangelical Protestant movement that's also even more insane than the regular white evangelical
[01:26:31] Protestants that are fundies that believe that if there's a red heifer that they find that doesn't
[01:26:36] have a single that is like perfectly red okay and not a single blemish not a single white
[01:26:41] hair on this red heifer then ultimately they they will burn this cow and then they'll destroy the
[01:26:48] temple or they'll destroy the destroy the mosque and then you know this triggers Armageddon this
[01:26:56] triggers the rapture. It brings about the end times. It's literally a thing that a decent
[01:27:05] number of people believe. Unfortunately, Mike Huckabee being one of those people. So there
[01:27:11] are people in positions of power that also believe this like insane psychotic end times
[01:27:17] conspiracy theory, end times prophecy. Anyway, but it's funny stuff. It's funny business.
[01:27:26] The numbers of the Israeli cabinet, but also with regards to Netanyahu himself. I mean,
[01:27:30] Trump said in an Axios interview just a couple of days ago, we have to keep Netanyahu.
[01:27:36] No, there's not a South Park bit, man. That's real. That's a real thing that people believe,
[01:27:40] unfortunately. It's based on a footnote from a partisan translator in like 1500-ish. Yeah,
[01:27:47] Yeah, whatever.
[01:27:47] See, well, on that Dr. Haley, sorry to jump in, we're a bit short of time.
[01:27:51] But I mean, do you think that Donald Trump and J.D.
[01:27:54] Vance, it's not a cult.
[01:27:56] What do you mean?
[01:27:56] The concept of the Red Heifer, Para Adama is deeply rooted in the Torah.
[01:27:59] Numbers 19 is a purification ritual required before a third temple can be rebuilt.
[01:28:04] What do you say it's a cult?
[01:28:06] What do you want me to say?
[01:28:09] What do you want me to say to that?
[01:28:12] Like, you want me to take that seriously?
[01:28:14] It's mainstream. No, the fuck it's not mainstream, dude. No, it's not.
[01:28:21] Messianic Jews are not mainstream. Have you ever met a Jewish person
[01:28:28] like in the United States of America? There's varying degrees of insanity within the Zionist
[01:28:35] movement as well, okay? From liberal Zionists like Brad Lander or Bernie Sanders down to the
[01:28:42] fucking cahanas so obviously if we're if we're making this distinction for religious Jews not all
[01:28:50] Jews okay dude yes some of them also believe the messiah is coming back okay and then there are others
[01:28:58] who believe the messiah is not dead who gives a shit yes it's cultish thinking
[01:29:02] You live in LA, literally every Christian in the Midwest believes this shit. I don't think every
[01:29:13] Christian in the Midwest believes this. There are people who believe it to varying degrees, okay?
[01:29:24] It's also an evangelical thing, so I'd say this is a solid 30 to 40% of the US population. No,
[01:29:29] it's not. There are a lot of Christian evangelicals, Christian evangelical Zionists,
[01:29:37] that actually do think that, you know, all the Jews are going to go to Israel and then the rapture
[01:29:43] is going to happen and they're going to get harpanzoed into the fucking heavens, right? Like,
[01:29:47] there are a lot of people who believe that, but not all of them also believe in the in the red
[01:29:51] Heifer prophecy. Okay. You're now, we're now making distinctions between like the Mormon
[01:29:59] church and the LDS and, you know, all this other stuff, right? Like there is, like you're,
[01:30:06] this is like, you're, you're, you're parsing through the Nettorai card versus other Orthodox
[01:30:11] Hasidic sects like there are differences between the things that these guys all believe
[01:30:23] Evangelical Zionism isn't sold through this mysticism and prophecy. It's sold way more directly if you support Israel God will support you stuff. Yes
[01:30:36] I'm sorry, but you're wrong about this
[01:30:38] Bro, they're horny as fuck for the rapture? Yes, you're misunderstanding my point. I'm
[01:30:44] saying that even those who are horny for the rapture don't believe that like the red heifer
[01:30:48] must be found. The red heifer thing is like a, like a super specific version of that.
[01:30:54] Do you not, am I, maybe I'm not doing a good job explaining this. There are a lot of evangelical
[01:31:00] Protestant Zionists who believe in the rapture theory, but some of them actually subscribe
[01:31:08] to the idea of the Red Heifer, but the Red Heifer is not the majority of evangelical
[01:31:16] Christians, Zionists. Red Heifer is a niche version, a more base-boosted version of this,
[01:31:23] like triggering the rapture personally by doing this, like finding the Red Heifer. It's not
[01:31:31] really important to make this, I mean, I think it's important to make this distinction because
[01:31:35] is like an even more insane version of a already insane conspiracy, but like, you know, in
[01:31:44] order to make sure that we are as accurate as possible, I'm going to tell you, is a DLC
[01:31:48] upon a DLC, okay?
[01:31:50] They'll have Netanyahu in their pocket and still can control him or does this show that
[01:31:59] actually the US is once again losing control of this war?
[01:32:03] So let's be very clear, if they want to use the leverage they have in order to ensure
[01:32:07] the Netanyahu does back off, they can do so.
[01:32:12] But this is a choice, right?
[01:32:14] The United States has tremendous leverage, I'll say it again, over the Israelis.
[01:32:20] And they refuse to use it, whether it's in terms of arms cooperation, protection at the
[01:32:25] UN, military integration.
[01:32:29] There are so many tools in the toolbox, but the United States refuses to use those tools,
[01:32:34] and the Israelis know that they won't use them, hence they proceed.
[01:32:37] If they think that the United States will use them, they will stop, they will turn back.
[01:32:41] Dr. A. J. Hellier, women's leader, their senior associate fellow at the Roussi think tank.
[01:32:46] Thanks very much for your thoughts.
[01:32:47] Thank you.
[01:32:48] And with that, we'd like to bring in Vice President J. D. Vance, Mr. Vice President.
[01:32:53] Thank you for being here.
[01:32:54] I want to start with where the peace deal stands.
[01:32:57] Major updates from JD Vance. Major updates from Jork and the Penance Vance on the deal
[01:33:06] that is seemingly going nowhere. The first question should be, why are you in studio
[01:33:12] and not in Switzerland? You know, because you were supposed to be in Switzerland today.
[01:33:18] We're reportedly told that Wittkopf and Kushner are expected to be in Switzerland today. You
[01:33:23] were at one point expected to possibly be there. Do you have plans? Will you go?
[01:33:30] Yeah, so we'll play in the talks when the principles from the Iranian
[01:33:34] government, also the Qatari and the Pakistani government arrive. That may
[01:33:37] happen as soon as tomorrow, but these things are always a little bit in
[01:33:40] flux. Jared and Steve have been on the ground now for a few hours dealing
[01:33:44] with some of the technical elements of this negotiation. As you guys know, one
[01:33:47] of the things the president has set us out to do as a high priority is to open
[01:33:52] the straits that's now happened we actually got sixteen million barrels of
[01:33:55] oil out of the streets of form is yesterday that is a record going back
[01:33:58] to even before the conflict started
[01:34:00] piercing those ships move
[01:34:02] the second thing the president has asked us to do of course is to get the
[01:34:05] enriched stockpile of uranium
[01:34:07] to ensure that we
[01:34:09] make it effectively impossible for the iranians to rebuild their nuclear
[01:34:12] program
[01:34:13] even over a very long period of time the program is destroyed
[01:34:17] i don't get it are they putting on like uglier and uglier buttons as a joke is
[01:34:22] a meme. What's happening here? Like, this is the Mark Levin method. It keeps getting larger.
[01:34:28] It reminds me of the yellow ribbons that everyone would put on their suits to remind people of the
[01:34:36] hostages, the homostages. But it's like, everyone is just wearing increasingly uglier and bigger
[01:34:50] their pins on their suits.
[01:34:52] But we're of course trying to take as many of the cards where they may try to rebuild
[01:34:57] it if they don't behave under this agreement.
[01:35:00] So that's the first part of the negotiation.
[01:35:02] My understanding talking to Jared and Steve this morning is things are going well, but
[01:35:05] of course we're going to verify all of this.
[01:35:07] That's the thing that a lot of the criticisms of the deal have really underappreciated is
[01:35:13] that the United States has all the cards.
[01:35:15] The straits are now open.
[01:35:17] The Iranian military is now destroyed.
[01:35:20] The Iranians have committed to, of course, destroying that stockpile of enriched material,
[01:35:24] but we have a lot of economic pressure applied to the Iranians that we would be willing to
[01:35:29] relieve if they do what we need them to do.
[01:35:32] If they don't do that, of course, there's no skin off our back.
[01:35:35] They're still in a much weakened position.
[01:35:37] So do you have any immediate plans to join Jared and Steve?
[01:35:42] Yeah, I expect that I will leave sometime the next couple of days, but it's always a
[01:35:47] delicate coordination dance and the diplomatic protocols. I gotta be honest with you, I don't
[01:35:52] really understand these things. I've never been a particularly into diplomatic protocols.
[01:35:57] Oh, I'm just a yokel.
[01:36:01] Went the Yale, by the way. Oh, I'm just a yokel. I don't understand these things at all. I'm just
[01:36:06] like you. Oh, I don't really much care for diplomacy. Oh, shucks. You're the vice president,
[01:36:14] Dude shut up. Don't what is this LARP man? What is this hillbilly elegy LARP, bro? We need to stop the LARP
[01:36:21] We need to stop the LARP
[01:36:23] Too much too much LARP and big dog
[01:36:29] My attitude is let's get on the ground and actually fix these problems
[01:36:33] But they want to do a delicate dance the Qataris and the Pakistanis want to make sure that we do this in the right way
[01:36:39] So I'm trying to be respectful given my my position of the last year and a half
[01:36:43] I have to care about diplomatic protocols all of a sudden
[01:36:48] Yeah, absolutely this the last night I had Victor Davis Hansen on the great Victor Davis Hansen on my aunt
[01:36:54] Do you have faith in this deal? No
[01:36:57] and
[01:36:59] The only reason I don't have faith in this deal is because it's not in the hands of the United States
[01:37:03] It's not in the hands of Iran is in the hands of Israel and
[01:37:06] And for some strange reason, America refuses to do what they need to do, which is to restrain
[01:37:19] Israel.
[01:37:20] I was guest hosting for Jesse Waters' prime time.
[01:37:23] And he laid out in an op-ed, and we discussed it on the show, a lot of the misconceptions
[01:37:28] about the deal, the memorandum of understanding, and this potential peace deal with Iran.
[01:37:33] And I thought he did a really good job doing that.
[01:37:36] I agree that there are misconceptions, but is it possible, Mr. Vice President, that there's
[01:37:40] not just misconceptions about the deal, but that there are different goals between the
[01:37:45] partners?
[01:37:46] In other words, is Israel's goal regime change at all costs?
[01:37:51] And America's goal is to make sure they don't have nukes and open the Straits of Hormuz.
[01:37:58] And is that where some of the problem is?
[01:38:00] And also, are you confident that you can maintain this ceasefire enough to get you to Switzerland
[01:38:07] and get this deal signed?
[01:38:11] So first of all, Rachel, I'm very confident we can maintain this ceasefire.
[01:38:14] And I don't know if there's a divergence of goals or sometimes just a divergence of how
[01:38:18] to accomplish those goals.
[01:38:20] I obviously don't want to speak for the Israeli government.
[01:38:22] They've been a good partner in a lot of ways.
[01:38:24] But what the President of the United States has said, you know, counter to some of the
[01:38:28] elements within their government is that we're going to give this negotiation a chance. We're
[01:38:33] going to go after that enriched. Dude, everyone's going crazy over this Peter Thiel society thing.
[01:38:37] Yes, dude, we covered it the first day. It's kind of funny because like it's not the only thing that
[01:38:43] is like the only reason why this is news is because Peter Thiel thought that he could get away with
[01:38:50] like making this a secretive society rather than just like making it out in the open. It's just like
[01:38:58] I hate to be a spoiler here, but the reality is, this is not that unique.
[01:39:08] These are all the same type of people that get together very publicly all the time.
[01:39:17] It's just, I guess the only thing that's unique about it is that they try to keep it a secret.
[01:39:21] That's it.
[01:39:23] Stockpile of uranium, we're going to try to reset the situation that we have so that
[01:39:32] the Iranians don't just have a destroyed nuclear program now, but so that we can say with some
[01:39:37] confidence, a combination of inspections and verification, that they're never going to
[01:39:41] be able to rebuild that program.
[01:39:42] The president, Rachel, comes back to this as you know, because you know him so well, constantly.
[01:39:47] Iran's not going to have a nuclear weapon for the next two and a half years.
[01:39:51] He's thinking about this for my kids' sake, for our grandkids' sake, to ensure that you
[01:39:54] never have this regime with the ability to develop a nuclear weapon, and that at the
[01:40:00] same time, the president is also offering an outstretched hand, saying that if they change
[01:40:04] their behavior fundamentally, then the United States could have a different relationship
[01:40:08] with that country.
[01:40:09] So it really is a two-step process.
[01:40:12] There's a fork in the road here.
[01:40:14] The United States wins either way, but I think that what ultimately happens from here is
[01:40:18] very much up to the Iranians.
[01:40:19] Do they want to behave better?
[01:40:21] If so, great.
[01:40:22] If they don't want to behave better, the president of the United States still has a whole lot
[01:40:25] of options from here.
[01:40:26] So, Mr. Vice President, I certainly understand that part, but I do want to ask you about
[01:40:31] some of the criticism you're getting to include from the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman
[01:40:35] Roger Wicker and others, Republicans, that have said they're concerned that the gains
[01:40:41] that the president is able to get right now in diminishing Iran's capabilities and setting
[01:40:48] back their nuclear program that even if they begin to perform, as you said, they'll be
[01:40:52] held to account, that to give them something like $300 billion in this fund in other ways
[01:40:57] to economically reconstitute their regime, that in a later date they would just go right
[01:41:04] back to doing what they've done for 47 years, your reaction?
[01:41:09] So my reaction, first of all, I like Roger.
[01:41:12] He's a friend of mine.
[01:41:13] I think that he's wrong on this because he actually misstates the sequencing of what
[01:41:18] the MOU says.
[01:41:20] What the MOU says is that if the Iranians behave over a long period of time, they could
[01:41:26] get some of the benefits of this bargain.
[01:41:28] And so, you know, what the president has said is, for example, let's say that one of Iran's
[01:41:32] regional neighbors, not a single penny of this money is coming from the United States,
[01:41:37] but let's say down the road that one of Iran's regional neighbors wanted to build a power
[01:41:40] plant.
[01:41:41] they would need some sanctions changes from the United States in order to do that.
[01:41:45] Well, if Iran has changed their behavior, why wouldn't we want greater economic integration
[01:41:50] between them and their neighbors? And if they haven't changed their neighbor, of course,
[01:41:53] we're not going to permit or encourage that. And so I think that Roger in some ways has made
[01:41:58] the mistake of some of the Democrats who have criticized this, which is that they assume that
[01:42:03] Iran gets the benefits without changing their behavior. That's not in the text of the agreement.
[01:42:09] That's not the the by the way this is just conjecture
[01:42:14] pure conjecture like the oh they're going to change their behavior and there's a there's a
[01:42:20] mechanism that we are going to implement to change their behavior all this stuff
[01:42:26] like it's all there's nothing in the fine print yet because the ceasefire uh the the
[01:42:33] ceasefire talks haven't even started. And they're not going to start unless they can stop Israel.
[01:42:41] Okay, it's very clear that the Trump administration thought, oh, if we bribe the Iranians,
[01:42:47] maybe they'll shut up. Maybe they'll be down to do a ceasefire negotiation.
[01:42:52] And they won't actually stress the importance of restraining Israel too much. It turns out,
[01:42:56] they do care about that. And it's good. It's good that they care about it because,
[01:42:59] Obviously, it's an existential threat if Israel continues to dominate American foreign policy
[01:43:05] and continues to lead American foreign policy.
[01:43:07] It doesn't matter what the American side offers to Iran.
[01:43:14] As long as Israel is there leading the pack, Israel's ultimate goal is the destruction
[01:43:20] of Iran.
[01:43:21] So, of course, it's not going to work in the long term, in the long run.
[01:43:25] All of those commitments mean nothing, which is why I kept repeatedly saying for the last
[01:43:29] three months now, the most consequential aspect of this memorandum of understanding from the
[01:43:35] 10-point plan that turned into the 14-point plan has always been the first provision. America must
[01:43:42] restrain Israel and Lebanon. If they can't do that, then none of this matters because Israel can just
[01:43:53] go back to bombing Iran. Israel can go back to taking over more and more Lebanese territory.
[01:43:57] the entire purpose of iranian sovereignty from the israeli foreign policy perspective is that
[01:44:03] iran can always present a military threat or deterrence to israel as it advances its greater
[01:44:09] israel expansionist project if they can cut out the middleman and go directly to the united
[01:44:15] states of america and get the united states of america to restrain israel from advancing this
[01:44:19] project and that's all it matters that's that's great
[01:44:27] But until that first and most important provision is followed through on, I don't think Iranians
[01:44:41] are going to see this as a good faith bargain.
[01:44:45] I don't think Iranians are going to see this as like Americans acting in good faith at
[01:44:48] all because why should they?
[01:44:54] substance of any of the conversations that we've had, and I would say with all due respect
[01:44:58] to Senator Wicker, the President of the United States has shown that he's very willing to
[01:45:02] be tough in order to accomplish America's security objectives.
[01:45:06] He's not going to lose in this negotiation what we gained over the last year and a half
[01:45:11] of our engagement with Iran.
[01:45:13] He is going to ensure that we maximize benefits for the American people, but he's also saying
[01:45:18] we don't want to have a situation where if the Iranians are willing to change their behavior,
[01:45:23] We say no.
[01:45:24] Isn't the change of behavior exactly what we want, and if they do that, of course, we're
[01:45:28] going to change our relationship with them.
[01:45:30] Well, recognizing that this is obviously an ongoing negotiation, and we're still in sort
[01:45:35] of the delicate diplomatic dance, we haven't even really gotten to the diplomatic dance
[01:45:39] part, I do want to ask you about a question about the current state, Wall Street Journal
[01:45:45] reporting that the remnants of the Iranian Navy are turning, actually turning ships back
[01:45:53] in the Strait of Hormuz.
[01:45:55] Is that, based on your understanding
[01:45:58] of the memo of understanding, is that
[01:46:00] a violation of the memo of understanding?
[01:46:03] If not, is that a problem?
[01:46:05] And if it is, what should be the response at this point
[01:46:09] in the negotiations if they are violating it?
[01:46:15] So I'm skeptical of that reporting,
[01:46:17] or at least of some of the conclusions that
[01:46:19] could be drawn from it.
[01:46:20] But let me try to explain this, because it's actually
[01:46:22] quite important. So right now the Straits of Hormuz, a 20-mile waterway that is a choke point for
[01:46:28] all this oil and gas, we know those Straits have a lot of mines in them. Like I said just now, we
[01:46:34] got 16 million barrels out of the Strait of Hormuz in just the last 24 hours. That is basically to
[01:46:41] where it was before the war even started. And so that suggests that the Straits really are open.
[01:46:47] Now, what I would believe is that if a ship was going near a minefield, either our Navy
[01:46:53] or somebody else's Navy, there are a lot of countries other than Iran who are in the region,
[01:46:58] might say, no, don't go there because there are mines there.
[01:47:01] And what the MOU contemplates is a 30-day period where we demine the straits, where
[01:47:07] we open up the traffic there, but no, we're not seeing any evidence that the Iranians
[01:47:11] are still closing down the Strait of Hormuz.
[01:47:14] It is going to take some time to clear those mines, though.
[01:47:16] You know, I know you're a Christian man, JD, and in the process of this conflict, we know
[01:47:23] that things opened up in Lebanon, a conflict opened up in Lebanon between Israel and the
[01:47:29] terrorists in Hezbollah, and so many Christians have been displaced, tens of thousands of
[01:47:35] them, and thousands have lost their lives as well.
[01:47:38] Do you have a message to the Christians in Lebanon?
[01:47:42] Well, I would just say that to those Christians in Lebanon, keep your faith in Jesus Christ
[01:47:48] and know that you have a lot of good friends in the United States government who are trying
[01:47:52] to promote peace in the region.
[01:47:54] The fundamental problem for those Christians are the reason that those Christians face
[01:47:58] such violence is because you have Hezbollah, a terrorist organization that has effectively
[01:48:03] taken up shop in Lebanon, sometimes they're firing at the Israelis.
[01:48:08] Of course, that means the Israelis are going to respond in self-defense.
[01:48:11] So there's this constant slow burn of conflict.
[01:48:14] It's actually gotten a lot better, Rachel,
[01:48:16] over the last couple of weeks,
[01:48:17] thanks to the work of the President of Secretary Rubio
[01:48:20] and of a whole lot of others in the administration.
[01:48:23] But sometimes peace takes a little bit of time
[01:48:27] to really take root.
[01:48:28] And that's what we're working towards.
[01:48:29] And that's really what we're working towards
[01:48:31] in the entire region is just to change the way
[01:48:34] that we've done business.
[01:48:34] It's such a beautiful region of the world.
[01:48:36] There are so many Christians, Jews, Muslims who live there.
[01:48:40] most of them are of course peaceful people.
[01:48:42] There's great economic potential.
[01:48:44] If you talk to our friends in Israel and the Gulf Coast,
[01:48:48] what they're saying is that if this deal really takes root,
[01:48:53] this could transform the Middle East
[01:48:55] in a positive direction.
[01:48:56] Obviously we have skeptics of the deal,
[01:48:58] but I think we gotta give more voice also
[01:49:00] to the people who think that Donald Trump
[01:49:02] is on the verge of accomplishing something
[01:49:04] that has never been accomplished before.
[01:49:06] Yeah. Well, I commend you for, for, for you and the president working towards peace.
[01:49:11] It's, it's certainly commendable and it's, um, it's, it's a wonderful thing.
[01:49:15] So thank you for that.
[01:49:16] Mr. President, can I change gears a little bit and talk politics?
[01:49:19] Because we have been speaking this morning about the rise of socialism.
[01:49:22] We're seeing obviously.
[01:49:24] Oh my God. Oh my God.
[01:49:28] Jesus Christ. Okay.
[01:49:30] Dude, the shirt of our moves is not closed again,
[01:49:33] according to the Iranian military, not just military strikes on Israel,
[01:49:35] global economic consequences are not being threatened. Israel does not end its war in
[01:49:39] southern Lebanon in accordance with the MOU. And by the way, there is also
[01:49:45] an important factor here, European partners. I think European partners need to be applying
[01:49:51] maximum pressure to Israel right now to abide by the MOU. And European partners should be
[01:49:56] applying maximum pressure to the United States of America right now to force Israel to abide by
[01:50:01] by the Memorandum of Understanding.
[01:50:05] Do I think they will?
[01:50:07] No, I don't.
[01:50:08] I don't think they will.
[01:50:09] I'm not joking.
[01:50:10] I think that they should, but I don't think they will.
[01:50:20] And it's kind of wild
[01:50:20] because they do have an opportunity.
[01:50:23] They have the leverage.
[01:50:24] They could do it.
[01:50:25] They're just not doing it.
[01:50:31] We do what Daddy Trump says, of course always. After the closure of Hormuz, Iran's foreign
[01:50:37] minister says Iranian negotiators will be heading to Switzerland for US talks after
[01:50:41] initially backing out. They're apparently going to follow up regarding US commitments,
[01:50:44] but are not negotiating for a final deal until the war stops. I mean, this also doesn't exactly
[01:50:49] give me confidence that Iran is actually following through on any sort of commitments to close
[01:50:53] the Shredda Hormuz.
[01:50:54] Because if the Iranian foreign ministry is still shipping Iranian negotiators to Switzerland
[01:51:00] for U.S. talks, and Steve Wyckoff and Jared Kushner are going, then this is basically,
[01:51:07] it makes me feel like Iran is negotiating from a position of weakness.
[01:51:14] I go back and forth on this a lot, but it does feel like the Iranians are not, the Iranians
[01:51:22] These are not following through.
[01:51:29] Did you hear about Calis?
[01:51:36] Israel have cut off diplomatic relations with EU because of Kasia Calis.
[01:51:39] What does she say?
[01:51:41] There in Washington DC, we now have expected to be Mayor Janice Lewis George, who's a socialist.
[01:51:48] You've got Graham Plattener running in Maine.
[01:51:50] But then here in New York, we had Mayor Mamdani, along with Bernie Sanders, campaigning with
[01:51:55] a socialist candidate, Darlisa Chevaye, that is advocating for abolishing not only ICE,
[01:52:04] but also prisons.
[01:52:05] What do you make of the rise of socialism?
[01:52:08] Well, I'd say two things.
[01:52:11] First of all, my hope, my genuine hope, was that the lesson the Democrats learned from
[01:52:15] the 2024 election is maybe we should stop being so crazy.
[01:52:21] Dude, this is so funny.
[01:52:24] When you hear your opposition that despises you and wants you to lose,
[01:52:29] say things like this, you have to understand that this is not sincere advice.
[01:52:34] Right.
[01:52:35] And yet, third way style Democrats here, JD Van Sey, this and go, you know what?
[01:52:40] He's right.
[01:52:40] True centrism hasn't been tried.
[01:52:42] dog, true centrism lost. They know it. That's why they're saying this. So my message to
[01:52:50] Democrats is when you hear JD Vance talk about the left flank, and how crazy the left
[01:52:54] flank is, and how this is going to ruin their chances of winning elections, they don't want
[01:52:59] you to win elections, you idiot. Why would they want a strong Democratic party? They've
[01:53:05] never said they want a strong democratic party. It's fake. And if you are so ideologically
[01:53:15] minded and so invested in the continuation of neoliberals and what it's collapsing, what
[01:53:20] it's cratering in popularity in front of our eyes, that you hear JD Van Seyden go,
[01:53:26] yeah, he's cooking. Okay, you're gonna, you're destined to lose.
[01:53:34] As far as Dottie Aliza is, um,
[01:53:37] like former, uh,
[01:53:38] perspectives or tweets or whatever that these guys keep making a big deal out
[01:53:42] of, I am a little worried. I will admit that I love Dottie Aliza.
[01:53:46] I think she will be a fantastic Congresswoman. However, having said that,
[01:53:50] a lot of people don't know who she is.
[01:53:52] And if everyone that's learning about her for the first time ever are learning
[01:53:55] about the most negatively framed quotes,
[01:54:00] like, oh, Dalia Lisa wants to let rapists roam free
[01:54:03] or whatever, you know what I mean?
[01:54:04] Like the most negative framing possible,
[01:54:07] they're gonna be like, she's an unserious person, okay?
[01:54:11] It sucks.
[01:54:13] So I am certainly worried about her race.
[01:54:16] I'm more worried about her race
[01:54:17] than I am even of the Claire Valdez race.
[01:54:22] And I'm certainly worried about that one too.
[01:54:25] Espeyot is also running an unbelievably racist campaign deploying Dominicans from DR in all
[01:54:37] of her replies that keep saying over and over again that she's Haitian.
[01:54:42] She's Afro-Latina, by the way, from the Dominican Republic, that Aliza is.
[01:54:49] And that is like inside baseball racist shit, obviously being called Haitian is not, like
[01:55:04] it's, it's one of those things where the intention of it is racist. It's just not, you know, if
[01:55:11] you're a normal person, you're like, why would that be, why would that be a problem? Right?
[01:55:15] But yeah, Representative Espayot's supporters have been deploying some of the most racially
[01:55:28] animated attacks. Idiot, I don't need to be a supporter of Adriana Espayot to call out
[01:55:34] that traitor for what she is. A pair of nonsense things who isn't Dominican, she's Haitian,
[01:55:39] and who said so many things against my country. Her hatred towards DR, she now wants to hide
[01:55:43] with cunning because she needs the Dominican community. Let her go wipe her ass with a Haitian
[01:55:47] flag like she's used a DR flag to clean her furniture and no, I'm not a follower of Adriana
[01:55:52] Espayat, you useless fool. Democrats, what can you expect from you? And when you are
[01:55:58] going to talk about me, do it to my face and tag me, coward.
[01:56:01] Yeah. Support as a representative, Espayat, have spent days calling Daria Lisa Haitian
[01:56:09] on social media, she is Dominican. It is also in this context clearly intended as a racist insult.
[01:56:17] So the reason why I'm still worried about this race is because people don't have the name
[01:56:24] recognition for Dariya. Lisa, she's young. She's an insurgent candidate. She's in it. She represents
[01:56:30] an insurgent candidacy, right? And as someone who's young and as someone who has a background in
[01:56:38] like immigration advocacy and working with, you know, working with people that are some
[01:56:47] of the least privileged people in American society. She has that experience and her worldview is
[01:56:56] guided by empathy. But the problem is it's already difficult because Espaya is like a long-term
[01:57:02] incumbent at this point, head of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. So he is already a powerful
[01:57:09] figure and there are a lot of powerful interests at play here. Obviously, the Israel lobby is
[01:57:14] dumping boatloads of money into this. And that money will go against her biggest weakness,
[01:57:26] which is lack of name recognition. If you haven't been able to define your message,
[01:57:31] if you haven't been able to define yourself and your candidacy, and if you haven't been able to go
[01:57:38] out and show people who you are, right? The Zoran endorsement alone is not going to carry it.
[01:57:45] You have to pump ads and show people what your policies are and why you're different than Espaillat,
[01:57:55] right? But at that point, money does matter. Money plays a major role in this race.
[01:58:01] If Espayaot is able to pump the flood, the airwaves with tremendous negative attack ads,
[01:58:06] which he has been doing, okay, to an unbelievable degree. With APAC funded, you know, with the
[01:58:14] with the Latina Victory Fund funded attack ads that are coming against there.
[01:58:22] The worry that I have is that people's first recollection of Daria Lisa
[01:58:29] Aliza is going to be with people's first understanding of who, like first encounter of who Daria
[01:58:37] Aliza is, is going to be negative, is going to be like, oh, she wants, you know, rapists
[01:58:43] and drug dealers and murderers to be roaming the streets, that type of shit.
[01:58:49] And I'm not so certain the older voters in Harlem and in this district, they're going
[01:58:53] and look at that and understand the nuances of her perspective of her position.
[01:59:01] As someone who is an abolitionist, right, like her perspective is obviously far more pragmatic,
[01:59:08] but she does not shy away from revealing that like her ultimate goal is to move in the direction
[01:59:13] of a evolved society that focuses on rehabilitation rather than incarceration.
[01:59:18] But of course, when you're running a campaign, it's a lot different than the theoretical
[01:59:23] conversation that you're having where people could just like take whatever you're saying
[01:59:26] and bastardize it, right? Something that we are obviously very aware of on this broadcast given
[01:59:34] the, you know, million different ways in which people have taken my nuanced perspectives on
[01:59:39] American foreign policy and turned it into Hassan love's terrorism and Hassan love's terrorists.
[01:59:44] Now, of course, if they were attacking her by, by consistently saying she's an anti-Semitic
[01:59:50] radical, she's an anti-Semitic terrorist, well people have a lot more, people are aware of the
[01:59:56] nuances in that conversation because for the past three years they've seen Israel commit a genocide
[02:00:01] and all of its prominent critics be branded anti-Semitic radical terrorists. So of course
[02:00:09] people are much more knowledgeable on this now, but they're not so knowledgeable when it comes to
[02:00:13] the issue of prison abolition or police abolition or things of that nature. Why do you think Plattner
[02:00:19] didn't have this issue. Most people also learned about him through negative coverage. I also
[02:00:23] share concerns about Daria Lisa. Platner is white and also he out town hauled both of his opponents,
[02:00:32] both Susan Collins and also Janet Mills. He literally was everywhere. He's a white guy in Maine.
[02:00:39] And this district is black and brown as well for the record. So that, you know,
[02:00:43] kind of eliminates one weakness for Daria Lisa, but also, I mean, white men are pretty OP in
[02:00:52] American society. But also, perhaps more importantly, he had a lot longer of a runway to go to virtually
[02:01:04] every town in Maine and and present himself in person to every single person, right? That's
[02:01:13] very different than the Dadi Elisa race, which is like much a much shorter time frame.
[02:01:21] Then of course, there is obviously misogynoir that play as well. So these are hurdles,
[02:01:25] these are hurdles that you can overcome, but it's very difficult when you're looking at
[02:01:28] $6.9 million in anti-Daria Lisa Avila Chevrolet or pro Adriana Espaya spending including $650,000
[02:01:37] directly from APAC compared to the $2.4 million in anti-Espaya or pro Avila Chevrolet spending
[02:01:47] including $1.3 million from American priorities. So in that circumstance money does matter.
[02:01:53] The only way you can actually combat this level, this barrage of hateful smear attacks, is by having decent ground game, which I do believe DSA has. Hopefully they're not spread too thin between these numerous districts they're running campaigns on.
[02:02:15] But, uh, Justice Democrats haven't done much in New York 7, which is an easy win for them.
[02:02:28] This is a sign that Claire is gradually being written off.
[02:02:30] It's wrong.
[02:02:31] The reason why Justice Democrats is spending more money on the Dottie-Alyza race is because
[02:02:35] they're more worried about the Dottie-Alyza race as opposed to the Claire race.
[02:02:39] I would agree with you normally with the fact that Claire made up a conspiracy theory about
[02:02:42] PAC supporting...
[02:02:43] No, that's bullshit.
[02:02:44] as the 82% of betting markets right now, so if you think she's cooked, I would put the
[02:02:48] farm on right now, who's trading at 18%. Sorry, the betting markets.com would win. I'm explaining
[02:02:53] why they think putting resources in the New York seven is not a priority, not claiming
[02:02:56] the markets are clairvoyant. I assume both indicators are pulling from the same data
[02:02:59] set.
[02:03:04] Both of these rates are going to be tough races for the record.
[02:03:14] One is an incumbent race against an establishment Democrat. The other one is an empty seat with
[02:03:24] the outbound incumbent endorsing Antonio Reynoso, who is seemingly a more progressive force than
[02:03:30] an establishment Democrat. Antonio Reynoso is also young, going up against Clair Valdez
[02:03:40] in the common corridor. So there's numerous benefits in both and, um, you know, numerous
[02:03:46] difficulties in both of these races. Michael Lange says, according to my analysis of early
[02:03:53] voting day, the New York seven electorate has trended younger for seven straight days
[02:03:56] and encouraging sign for Clairvaldes as we enter the home stretch today's voting patterns
[02:04:01] from an age perspective resembled a mom, Donnie electorate if 2025 that's good.
[02:04:07] good.
[02:04:13] I know why, but what are your thoughts on AOC remaining mom on Dara and Claire?
[02:04:17] To me, there's no time for caution at AOC's beloved New York City.
[02:04:21] I know exactly what it is.
[02:04:24] AOC does not want to disrupt the forces within the Democratic Party and will rarely ever,
[02:04:32] if at all, endorse against an incumbent, regardless of the fact that she literally won against
[02:04:36] incumbent. She was the insurgent candidacy, but yes, she doesn't do that. Bernie Sanders does
[02:04:45] because he's an independent senator from Vermont. He doesn't care about coxing with the Democrats
[02:04:50] as much as AOC does because AOC is a Democrat. I've explained this over and over again.
[02:04:58] That's why they did the cross endorsement where Zoran endorsed the congressional races and AOC
[02:05:03] endorsed the down ballot races that Zoran has to deal with. Zoran didn't endorse some of the
[02:05:12] incumbent races in New York City, and AOC did not endorse the races that are for Congress.
[02:05:25] Yeah, Zoran has been campaigning hard as a motherfucker though. Zoran arrives at Maria Hernandez
[02:05:29] part with Clair Valdez, the rally her camsors on the final day of early voting on what it
[02:05:33] would mean to send a DSA slate of candidates to Congress. Here's what he responded with.
[02:05:38] And he is, he is actually, he is actually going balls to the wall on this to give him credit.
[02:05:45] Okay. He has actually been trying very hard. I think he also understands,
[02:05:50] I mean, this is part of the reason why he was elected, right? This is what we wanted out of him
[02:05:53] to be a successful, to be a successful mayor and to feed that popularity back into insurgent
[02:06:02] candidacies that will then slowly but surely change the trajectory of American politics
[02:06:08] on the Democratic Party's side.
[02:06:10] And he has been doing that.
[02:06:11] He's been putting in the fucking work to give him credit.
[02:06:14] I saw Liberals say that Zorn is using his NYPD campaign for candidates.
[02:06:44] funny. Taking this into consideration, do you think this means that he regrets opposing
[02:06:50] Chiose? Why would he oppose this? If anything, the fact that these races are so close is probably
[02:06:57] maybe a little bit more proof that Zoran might have made the right decision there,
[02:07:01] even though I do still think that he should not have stood in opposition to Chi's run against
[02:07:08] to Hakeem Jeffries. But like obviously these races, even these races are not easy locks with all the
[02:07:15] push that Zoran is giving it. So clearly Zoran is not the kingmaker either. This is a thing that I
[02:07:20] keep trying to explain to people. No one man, no singular force in American politics is a kingmaker.
[02:07:28] There are so many different forces at play here. There's so much money to interest,
[02:07:33] There's so much inside politics, both inside of New York local politics, but also in the
[02:07:39] Democratic Party side, in the National Democratic Party. There are so many different
[02:07:45] interests of capital at play here, real estate developers, the Israeli lobby, right?
[02:07:52] Trump for MAGA, okay, you're comparing Donald Trump, who has almost singularly rewrote American
[02:07:59] politics in his own design over the course of the last decade. Come on, guys, with a base of
[02:08:05] support that is cultish already. We can only help. That's why I stress the importance of going out
[02:08:18] and pushing for these candidates, right? That's why I stress the importance of going out and
[02:08:23] and canvassing for these candidates, to all of you,
[02:08:27] to phone bank for these candidates,
[02:08:28] to get them across the finish line.
[02:08:49] Anyway.
[02:08:53] Why does Obama never endorse? Is it like it'd be too OPG? New question. I think Obama's endorsement carry a lot of weight, but he's not. He doesn't do that anyway. He rarely, rarely ever does that.
[02:09:08] New York D.S.A. has a tech spanking for the upcoming phone banks. It's a great way to get people involved. Yes.
[02:09:16] So, yeah, that's the situation. Anyway, let's hear what JD Vance had to say more about the
[02:09:27] socialism. And unfortunately, the lesson that Democrats seem to have learned from the 2024
[02:09:32] election is to lean into the most radical fringes of their party. I mean, you guys know this. I
[02:09:37] was raised by patriotic Christian blue collar Democrats who love this country, but they were
[02:09:46] Republicans, but I feel, unfortunately, that those patriotic blue-collar Democrats, they
[02:09:50] increasingly don't have a place in that party anymore, at least among the elected senior
[02:09:55] leadership ranks.
[02:09:56] The other thing I'll say about this is I always find it interesting when socialists
[02:10:01] tell me that they really stand up for warping people and they want to protect working people,
[02:10:06] but they want to abolish ICE.
[02:10:08] And so what does that mean?
[02:10:09] That means a flood of low-wage immigrants coming into this country competing for wages
[02:10:15] against the working people, black, white, and brown of the United States of America.
[02:10:20] You do not care about working people if you refuse to enforce the border.
[02:10:25] Stop pretending that you do.
[02:10:26] Yeah, they love to talk about class and they love to talk about working class.
[02:10:30] Of course, people who actually know people who work don't call them the working class.
[02:10:34] They call them, as you just did, workers, but they've never met a worker if they think
[02:10:39] that their platform is supported by them.
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[02:10:50] Just three weeks ago, Israel was added to the Secretary-General's blacklist for conflict-related
[02:10:56] sexual violence.
[02:10:57] Israel, a democracy governed by the rule of law, a country defending its citizens, placed
[02:11:05] alongside Hamas, alongside Boko Haram, alongside Isis.
[02:11:12] I would like to conclude. Ms. Patton caved. She caved to the pressure.
[02:11:18] Ms. Patton, you had the chance to see the facts. You had the chance to examine the evidence.
[02:11:24] But you chose not to. So again I must ask you, why?
[02:11:29] Why did you not come to see the evidence yourself?
[02:11:33] Were you afraid the fact would not match the conclusion?
[02:11:37] This was surrender.
[02:11:40] Surrender to the Secretary-General's campaign against Israel.
[02:11:44] Surrender to the rapporteurs and the so-called UN experts who bully pressure and smear.
[02:11:51] You caved to the pressure.
[02:11:55] You came to the secretary general's obsession with targeting Israel.
[02:11:59] I'm sorry, but I have to make a point of order, because this is what the chair should
[02:12:05] be doing.
[02:12:06] I made a point of order.
[02:12:07] They should not be passenger.
[02:12:08] They should not be passenger.
[02:12:09] Oh my God, that is so bad.
[02:12:13] I'm so sorry for ruining your ears.
[02:12:18] I was being...
[02:12:19] I have a point of order.
[02:12:20] I have a point of order.
[02:12:21] I have a point of order.
[02:12:22] You will be quiet now Israeli UN ambassador Danny Dunham starting match with UN's UN's
[02:12:39] Vanessa Prager.
[02:12:44] Be quiet woman.
[02:12:52] Keir Starmer breaking news is officially set to resign as Prime Minister.
[02:12:59] Several media reports say he'll outline a resignation timetable on Monday after consulting
[02:13:05] with his wife and family today.
[02:13:07] According to the observer, who's closely plugged into number 10, Starmer now accepts
[02:13:11] that his time has run out as the majority of Labour MPs now back Andy Burnham.
[02:13:16] Senior Labour figures believe a clear statement could come as early as Monday.
[02:13:21] Understood, Starmer will announce a deliberate slow march in good order as a matter of duty and dignity.
[02:13:27] Labor source says there's a sadness about it all of course. He's come up hard against the reality that the support isn't there.
[02:13:34] When the herd moves, it moves.
[02:13:40] Brilliant. I'm Son Piker and this is Sky News.
[02:13:45] Yeah, this is a fate that befalls every single labor leader.
[02:13:49] This is how it goes. They believe he does come and then they resign in disgrace.
[02:14:06] Breaking Israeli ambassador Danny Danon lost it on camera. The UN after Israel was added to a blackness of party suspected of conflict
[02:14:12] really sexual violence at a meeting Friday down on erupted at UN officials.
[02:14:17] Does that mean you'll be allowed back into the UK?
[02:14:21] I highly doubt it.
[02:14:26] But you can make the who must go, Kier Starmer must go meme about me and Kier Starmer.
[02:14:36] But yeah, I don't think Andy Burnham is going to be any different than Kier Stalin.
[02:14:41] Yeah, dude, reform will totally whitelist you.
[02:14:46] I interviewed Danny down 15 years ago on HuffPost Live. When I held him to the account,
[02:14:54] he walked out of the interview. Sadly, the footage has been lost, but the pattern was
[02:14:57] not lost. This is what Israeli officials so often do when confronted with evidence.
[02:15:00] They cannot bomb, bury, spin, or intimidate into silence. They attack the messenger. They
[02:15:05] accuse the institution. They demand resignations. They perform outrageous substitute for accountability.
[02:15:09] The issue is not whether Danny got on is offended. The issue is whether victims of alleged sexual
[02:15:13] abuse, passing detainees, and children Israeli custody will be heard over the shouting of
[02:15:17] a state that has grown accustomed to impunity, as there was recently added to a UN blacklist
[02:15:22] for conflict related sexual violence, then on revealed the strategy when the evidence
[02:15:26] speaks, tell the room to be quiet.
[02:15:28] Why is everyone using Chenchi BT nowadays?
[02:15:31] Jesus fucking Christ.
[02:15:34] I just, I mean, I love that dude.
[02:15:38] He was in, he was in Palestine 36 as well.
[02:15:43] Or is it?
[02:15:48] Um, was it the name?
[02:15:50] Did I mess up the name of the movie?
[02:15:52] No, I didn't.
[02:15:53] There's a Palestine 36.
[02:15:55] He was the one who was in Kuwaiti prison.
[02:15:57] I've known, uh, I've known him for years.
[02:15:59] I just wish people wouldn't use chat GBT when they're fucking writing stuff.
[02:16:05] It's just for rewrites, man, to clean up the text.
[02:16:07] That's all.
[02:16:08] That's how it begins.
[02:16:09] That's how it begins.
[02:16:12] What? Andy Burner is a big deal actually, the wealthier panicking, he's going to institute
[02:16:26] a much needed land value tax to replace the regressive council tax? Yeah, I highly doubt
[02:16:29] it.
[02:16:30] the bi-election. And plenty of commentators have come out to discuss how this is a rebuke
[02:16:35] of reform, a validation of a consolidated left. But there's something a bit darker here.
[02:16:41] And as I always say, watch the hands, not the mouth. But the news articles they're running
[02:16:46] are about a tax he might bring in if he challenges for the leadership, if he wins the leadership
[02:16:51] and if he then implements the tax. And that should tell you everything you need to know
[02:16:54] about the land value tax and who's always going to...
[02:16:57] I like this guy too, actually, he's pretty cool.
[02:17:01] I saw something that he did about statistical analysis
[02:17:04] and how to lie with stats, like with the wrong stats.
[02:17:08] But I'm not so confident.
[02:17:12] I'm not so confident that Burnham will spell
[02:17:15] a difference in labor.
[02:17:19] I understand the post to it.
[02:17:21] Hi, my name's Henry.
[02:17:22] I'm a foreign wealth manager and economist,
[02:17:23] now based here in Switzerland.
[02:17:25] The evening standard, the times, the telegraph, and even Yahoo online, the first thing they
[02:17:30] discussed when this election came up was not Andy's victory, it was the land value tax.
[02:17:35] And the headlines have been direct and pointed specifically on the idea that Londoners would
[02:17:39] have to pay more under Andy Burnham's proposal.
[02:17:43] But that's if he challenges the leadership, if he wins, and if he implements the tax.
[02:17:48] Now if the man of the hour himself is watching this TikTok, which he might be, you never
[02:17:51] know.
[02:17:52] answer to the objections and robust laws that these papers are putting forward in a very
[02:17:56] clean and easy way. And I'll stick that up on the sub-stack for later. Let's start with the basics.
[02:18:01] What is the land value tax? Well, the land value tax is a tax on the unimproved value of the land.
[02:18:06] Now, before the newspapers call this some kind of socialism or something,
[02:18:10] he said he wanted to expand the attention of immigrants. Leftism? Is it in the room? Yeah,
[02:18:14] these guys, this is still, from what I understand, Burnham is also in the same vein as Kier
[02:18:21] Starmer always was, which is like the quote-unquote soft left, if you want to call it that. I mean,
[02:18:26] they're just center right figures, right? That's what the Labor Party represents now. And center
[02:18:32] right within the labor implies a complete concession to reform style, anti-immigrant policies,
[02:18:43] leaning into culture war issues and and being totally servile to the interests
[02:18:54] of Israel as well. Burnham has been a part of Labour Friends of Israel since 2015
[02:18:59] and he also has I think implied that he won't replace Shabana Mahmood who is
[02:19:08] the lady responsible for me being barred entry into the United Kingdom for
[02:19:13] those of you who don't know. So, obviously, if labor was even remotely invested in maintaining
[02:19:23] its legacy or even having any viability in the future, they would very quickly go back
[02:19:29] to being a Corbinite party. And even then, it's not a guarantee that they'd be able to
[02:19:34] win back the people that they actively purged. Yeah. Has it even been crowned and Burnham's
[02:19:43] off to a catastrophic start, Shabana Mahmood will remain in the cabinet if Andy Burnham
[02:19:47] becomes Prime Minister to telegraph understands. It is understood that Ms. Mahmood is keen
[02:19:51] to continue her work on immigration reform, which includes tougher citizenship rules
[02:19:55] for legal migrants, restrictions on indefinite leave to remain status and ending refugees'
[02:20:00] He's right to automatic permanent protection.
[02:20:07] Yes, this is the lady who banned me as well.
[02:20:27] So yeah, from participating in pro-Palestine rallies to overseeing some of the most vicious
[02:20:41] anti-Palestinian protest repression, Shabana Mahmood is exactly what's wrong with politics
[02:20:49] in the Western world.
[02:20:54] And the fact that Burnham, even before he becomes the leader of the Labour Party, is
[02:21:00] making these sorts of concessions implies that he's not going to be all that different
[02:21:04] from Kier Starmer.
[02:21:05] I mean, insane.
[02:21:07] This tax was proposed and advocated for by Adam Smith, the founder of Modern Economics,
[02:21:12] David Ricciardo, and even Winston Churchill in 1909 was a very vocal supporter of this
[02:21:17] tax.
[02:21:18] The funniest endorsement of all comes from Milton Friedman, no one's idea of a socialist.
[02:21:23] the basis for Margaret Thatcher's focus on privatisation as well. Even he said that
[02:21:27] land value tax was the least bad tax. Now Andy Burnham's idea here is simply to scrap
[02:21:32] council tax, which is by all measures a regressive and horrible tax. On this point, fairer shared
[02:21:37] UK have been making this point for years and years and they're right on the money also.
[02:21:41] And in Andy Burnham's words as well, it's very simple, we overtax work and we undertax
[02:21:46] land. And from this it's easy to see where the loudest voices against it will come from.
[02:21:52] The borrower's with the land is the highest value.
[02:21:54] Now to me it just looks like they've revealed their hand too early.
[02:21:57] You don't clear the front page of a newspaper, like the evening standard, to talk about a
[02:22:02] land value tax unless you know it's going to bite.
[02:22:05] Now amongst all the rabid fear mongering from these tabloids based in London, trying
[02:22:09] to put the idea that Londoners will be extortionately taxed, there's only one critique which does
[02:22:14] hold some actual sound reason.
[02:22:16] And that comes from Charles Goodheart.
[02:22:18] He spent an entire career within the Bank of England.
[02:22:21] But the funny part is that he doesn't hedge his opinion at all.
[02:22:23] He says the case for a land value tax is overwhelming and its advantages are not in
[02:22:28] doubt.
[02:22:29] But then he shows his hand as well for why it can't be done.
[02:22:31] Because if you bring it in too quickly and the house prices fall even marginally, this
[02:22:35] stops being a house price event and becomes a credit event.
[02:22:39] Our financial system is heavily embedded in the value of our property because we are in
[02:22:43] a rentier black hole, 1.7 trillion in outstanding mortgage debt currently.
[02:22:49] And so again, watch the hands not the mouth.
[02:22:52] Our economy is so ingrained into property prices that if you try and tax it, we'll have
[02:22:57] a serious credit event that tells you everything you need to know that the problem is out of
[02:23:01] hand.
[02:23:02] Now this isn't an argument against the tax, in fact I propose it heavily.
[02:23:06] However, it does tell you how advanced the disease is in the UK that we're stuck in
[02:23:10] a ronty black hole, that the cure itself might kill the patient.
[02:23:14] And we've been down this road a few times already as a country.
[02:23:17] In 1909 a land value tax was proposed and ratified by the members of commons and then
[02:23:21] rejected by the House of Lords in what created a constitutional crisis in 1911.
[02:23:27] Then we were stuck in World War I and by 1920 the commentary and questions around valuation
[02:23:33] of the land had the tax repealed.
[02:23:35] Now the issue they had in the 1909 version of a land value tax is that it devalued the
[02:23:39] value of building land.
[02:23:41] That was a devaluation of the collateral that house builders were using to finance house
[02:23:46] building. And from there the rate of construction fell. Now that echoes the kind of challenges
[02:23:51] that we're seeing in the newspapers today against the land value tax. Because of this
[02:23:54] rontier black hole that we find ourselves in, the collateral channel is massively ingrained
[02:23:59] in our property values, the cycle that has led them to expanding. This is the difficult
[02:24:04] balancing act because the LVT is the least bad tax. Every economist can agree. But when
[02:24:10] you go into the implementation, you have to have a very delicate and very well executed
[02:24:14] plan to look after the collateral channel, to ensure that the house of cards doesn't
[02:24:18] come down.
[02:24:19] Now, as I said, I have a solid plan for that that is costed and executable today.
[02:24:23] I'll put it up on the sub-stack as well, just in case the man of the hour might be watching
[02:24:27] and might need an idea on how to handle that.
[02:24:30] But as a general point, as you can see from these articles, when you're judging the quality
[02:24:34] of a policy or a tax, look for who gets terrified.
[02:24:38] Because as we can see, the landlords and the largest concentration of wealth are those
[02:24:42] who are scared right now. And that's before he's even challenged the leadership, won the
[02:24:47] leadership, or proposed the tax. But ironically, when they've shown their hand this early before
[02:24:52] he's even made-
[02:24:53] Guess which country Andy Burnham said would be his first visit as the leader of the Labour
[02:24:58] Party? Shut up. Shut up. He did not. Okay, we'll do the British, we'll do British politics
[02:25:07] and how busted it is. This is from five days ago, UK and make you feel the election last
[02:25:11] tonight with John Oliver. Shut up!
[02:25:41] I
[02:25:53] Bro, what the fuck I mean this is old but even then it's like why
[02:26:03] I'm never getting that fucking visa. I'm never a loud bag into the UK. Let's be real. Okay. It's not happening
[02:26:11] It's just not happening at all
[02:26:18] But it's just like why why what wait what is this Jewish applause this crazy, okay?
[02:26:32] This might be from his 2010 election campaign by the way, I'm not sure but he doesn't look like that anymore
[02:26:36] I mean, it doesn't even fucking matter. It's what matters is like. He's already a labor friend of Israel since
[02:26:41] uh 2015 I think. Corbyn said in an interview that he messaged Burnham if he'd be willing
[02:26:52] to even inquire into the relationship with Israel as a prime minister and he said no.
[02:26:57] great. Love that. Fantastic. Thank you. Um, okay. Why surprise bro last year with, uh,
[02:27:24] just like it blows my fucking mind how much how much Israel has wrapped up
[02:27:33] every Western country specifically every fucking like specifically the UK and
[02:27:41] the United States of America
[02:27:44] wrapped around it's fucking fingies dude
[02:27:49] it's so crazy
[02:27:53] and it's not like
[02:27:58] it's not like reform is any different obviously reform is even worse
[02:28:01] reform wants to do Israel and Israel and Israel in the UK as well
[02:28:09] as I like to joke about with the
[02:28:12] The reactionary forces of politics in America in the same exact vein.
[02:28:18] Who hands you the food?
[02:28:19] You're fucking mom, dude.
[02:28:21] Your mom.
[02:28:33] What the hell is going on in chat today, bro?
[02:28:36] What is going on in chat today?
[02:28:38] Jesus Christ.
[02:28:42] We're fucking infested with some weirdos. It's just Saturday vibes are bad. Fucking
[02:29:01] Neo-Nazi weirdos in here.
[02:29:08] Anyway.
[02:29:14] The same people that were yelling about you to cover this report won't talk about this.
[02:29:17] The same week, Robert Loeb put his bullshit rape game report falsely muscled 250,000 white
[02:29:22] girls.
[02:29:23] And the same week, Elon Musk amplified it on here.
[02:29:25] This happens to anyone surprised.
[02:29:29] a 36 year old white Scottish man is being investigated by counterterrorism police after
[02:29:32] five people were stabbed in Edinburgh. He said after his arrest, I'm protecting the
[02:29:36] country with these fucking Muslim bastards raping our young daughters. Yeah, they're inciting
[02:29:40] this. This is precisely what they were inciting in the UK. And that's precisely what's going
[02:29:44] on.
[02:29:46] I wonder if that one handsome lad in the suit has a video on the Rupert lower report because
[02:29:52] he does stuff like that a lot.
[02:29:54] Before we get to our main story tonight,
[02:29:58] I want to talk to you about an area in the UK called Makerfield.
[02:30:01] It's between Manchester and Liverpool,
[02:30:03] and it contains, among other things, parts of Wigan,
[02:30:05] the town where charmingly Wallace and Gromit live,
[02:30:08] and which was slightly less charmingly once portrayed by George Orwell
[02:30:11] as a sinkhole of misery.
[02:30:13] Two fun facts that I frankly can't believe
[02:30:15] ardent animators haven't already combined into a single movie.
[02:30:19] And to be fair, George Orwell's not the only one
[02:30:22] only one with a low opinion of Wigan.
[02:30:24] Just watch as this guy pays the town a visit
[02:30:26] and interviews some local kids.
[02:30:28] What's the best thing about Wigan?
[02:30:30] Shit.
[02:30:30] It's shit?
[02:30:31] I'm a good finger, Galloway's pies.
[02:30:33] Why does everyone say Galloway's pies?
[02:30:35] It's my badder.
[02:30:35] Bolton or Wigan?
[02:30:36] Bolton.
[02:30:37] Really?
[02:30:38] Yeah, I choose Bolton or the Wigan.
[02:30:39] It's just a shit all over the world.
[02:30:40] Shit alls at the end of the day.
[02:30:42] Fantastic.
[02:30:44] I think my favorite part of that is,
[02:30:45] why does everyone say Galloway's pies
[02:30:47] being asked with, because it's better?
[02:30:49] Better than what exactly?
[02:30:51] to be fair based on those kids attitude I'm guessing the answer was better than
[02:30:54] any other parts of my day in this godforsaken shit whole town and look
[02:30:58] as nice as Galloway's pies sounds I should tell you one of Wigan's signature
[02:31:02] local dishes is actually something called a Babby's yet a suet pudding that
[02:31:06] can be served flotin or a floating gravy or pay wet served with and I quote the
[02:31:11] sort of discharge that comes off of mushy peas
[02:31:16] I've had this. Well, not the specific thing, but mushy P wet. It is just as bad as you
[02:31:35] think it is? It's not even, it's so bad. Mingen?
[02:31:51] It sounds less like a recipe and more like a...
[02:32:01] ...episode of chopped where the only ingredient is what item is found in the dumpster.
[02:32:05] Just listen to this man, explain the dish even further.
[02:32:08] When you tip it out, it's supposed to look like a baby's head.
[02:32:16] The hat is obviously this. So when they asked for the babbage-head hat on,
[02:32:20] or baby's head with the hat on, it's to keep it warm.
[02:32:24] I don't like all the gravy and the peas
[02:32:26] and everything on curry or whatever mushed in.
[02:32:28] I like the chips to be dry with,
[02:32:31] and I'll squash it down like that.
[02:32:33] And I'll mix it in with the chips.
[02:32:37] Okay, just for the record, I also find that disgusting.
[02:32:41] In fact, I genuinely might prefer watching that man
[02:32:45] eat an actual baby's head.
[02:32:46] Now, the reason I'm talking about
[02:32:49] is relatively small area in northern England is. For complicated reasons, next week it
[02:32:54] may end up deciding the next Prime Minister of the UK and changing the course of British
[02:32:58] history. And if you think, wait, hold on, didn't Britain just elect a new Prime Minister?
[02:33:03] Yeah, it did. Just two years ago, Keir Starmer and the Labour Party swept into power, breaking
[02:33:08] the Conservative Party's stronghold on government that had lasted for 14 years. And Starmer's
[02:33:13] slogan back then really was change, which does make sense, as he looks like a man who
[02:33:17] saw Obama's hope and change campaign and said, hope? Yeah, come on. Let's not go crazy. Let's
[02:33:23] just go with change and put it in the smallest fonts imaginable. Back then, Starmer was riding
[02:33:29] high, but things have not gone well. He's been in office less than two years, but failed to kick
[02:33:36] start Britain's sluggish economy. He also made the disastrous decision to appoint Peter Mandelson
[02:33:42] as the UK's ambassador to Washington. Mandelson was known to be a longtime friend
[02:33:47] of Jeffrey Epstein. The scandal has badly weakened Starmer, who's faced ridicule from President Trump.
[02:33:53] This is not Winston Churchill that we're dealing with.
[02:33:58] Yeah, he's not Winston Churchill. That is a pretty savage burn coming from a man who himself is very
[02:34:04] much not FTR, apart from, of course, his penchant for hiding his medical conditions. The point is,
[02:34:11] voters in Britain have turned on Starmer hard, which came to a head last month during local
[02:34:16] elections around the country, and Labour got absolutely clobbered, losing more than 1,400
[02:34:22] representatives from English councils. And it's not just that people feel Starmer hasn't
[02:34:26] delivered change. They seem to personally loathe him. What are your thoughts on Keir Starmer?
[02:34:34] Can I swear? You can be as honest as you like. It's break. I mean, that is perfect. The only way
[02:34:41] that could have been better is if she then said, actually, can I take a minute to think of a
[02:34:44] I want to really hurt his feelings. Oh, hold on. Can I say Kant on the news?
[02:34:48] I'm pretty sure I can, right?
[02:34:50] But, incredibly, Starmer has been digging in.
[02:34:52] In fact, just listen to him last month,
[02:34:54] right after his party got shellacked in those elections.
[02:34:58] Did you contemplate this morning
[02:35:00] that the responsibility is that it's time for you to go and to resign?
[02:35:05] Let me be clear. These are really tough results.
[02:35:08] I'm not going to shibbate it.
[02:35:10] Did you contemplate that the problem might be you
[02:35:12] you that you might need to go to help Labour when he seats back. Did you even contemplate
[02:35:17] it? Do you acknowledge it as a conversation even?
[02:35:20] I think it's absolutely clear that the electorate are fed up with the fact that their lives aren't
[02:35:28] changing quickly enough.
[02:35:30] Wow, it is brutal how that reporter just kept rephrasing that same question. Did you contemplate
[02:35:36] it was your fault? Did you even acknowledge it? Did you write a list of possible problems
[02:35:40] problems on a white board and include as one of them yourself.
[02:35:43] Have you ever looked into the mirror and questioned whether you,
[02:35:46] Kier Starmer, are the root cause of all the problems in the country
[02:35:49] right now, and if not, why not?
[02:35:52] Suffice to say, Starmer and the Labour Party are in big trouble.
[02:35:56] But they still have a chance to change course here, because remember,
[02:35:59] the UK system is different from the US's.
[02:36:02] Over there, the ruling party can actually swap out its leader
[02:36:05] without having to call a general election.
[02:36:07] That is why, while Americans have typically stuck with our choice for four years,
[02:36:11] barring a truly hilarious manhole accident,
[02:36:14] in the UK, Prime Ministers have a more transient quality.
[02:36:18] It's one of the reasons why there's been four of them in the past four years,
[02:36:22] including one who famously didn't even outlast a head of lettuce.
[02:36:26] And many in Labour think their best option is to replace Starmer with this man, Andy Burnham,
[02:36:32] the popular mayor of Greater Manchester.
[02:36:34] The thing is, to be Prime Minister, you have to be a sitting member of Parliament, but Burnham isn't.
[02:36:41] All of which brings us back to Makerfield, because to make a path for Burnham,
[02:36:46] the Labour MP for Makerfield recently resigned specifically to allow Burnham to run in a by-election there,
[02:36:52] the British equivalent of a special election this coming Thursday.
[02:36:55] And if Burnham wins, he's already confirmed he'll challenge Starmer to become Prime Minister.
[02:37:00] But if he loses, the Labour Party is pretty much fucked.
[02:37:04] And as you are about to see, some of the parties
[02:37:07] waiting to take over are just incredibly grim.
[02:37:10] The point here is, roughly 76,000 registered voters
[02:37:13] in Makerfield.
[02:37:13] That is less than the capacity of giant stadium,
[02:37:16] and about 1.6% of 1% of Britain's voting population
[02:37:21] currently hold the future of the country in their hands.
[02:37:23] So given all of that, tonight let's
[02:37:25] talk about the Makerfield by-election.
[02:37:27] How Labour got to this point, which
[02:37:29] parties are nipping up their heels and who some of the candidates in it are, because
[02:37:33] the whole thing is just fucking bonkers. And let's start with how Starmer support collapsed
[02:37:39] so quickly. To be fair, some of that was outside his control. The UK's economy has been struggling
[02:37:44] for the past two decades for all sorts of reasons, from Brexit, to the pandemic, to Russia's
[02:37:48] invasion of Ukraine. People are really struggling there, with one poll showing almost six in
[02:37:53] 10 Britons, so they felt the cost of living crisis would never end. That would be a huge
[02:37:59] challenge for even a savvy politician, which Starmer very much is not. His solutions like
[02:38:05] cutting fuel payments for the elderly have caused huge blowback and for minimal gain to
[02:38:09] the point where this is how one group of analysts describe him.
[02:38:13] I remember I was looking back at what he said at the time. His plan was to make good decisions.
[02:38:19] That's not a plan. Particularly if you're not good at decision making, which turns out
[02:38:23] he also wasn't very good at...
[02:38:24] Well, that is judgement of people. Is he good with people?
[02:38:27] Er, no.
[02:38:28] Does he work well with cabinet ministers?
[02:38:30] They regard him with near-open contempt.
[02:38:33] Holy shit, that is so brutally cold!
[02:38:36] I almost wish they kept going there.
[02:38:39] What about animals? How is he with animals?
[02:38:41] Birds frequently try to fly into his face,
[02:38:43] and dogs show him even less respect.
[02:38:45] And one of children, he held a baby in a speech once,
[02:38:47] and the baby called him a rizzles wanker.
[02:38:50] Anything else you'd like to add at this point?
[02:38:51] Sure, automatic doors refuse to open for him,
[02:38:54] and plants exposed to his picture are 70% less likely to yield flowers.
[02:38:59] And amazingly, the public is even less enthusiastic about Stammer
[02:39:02] with recent focus groups' descriptions of him, including a jellyfish and a doormat.
[02:39:07] And one big reason for that is for a man who's already pretty much a centrist,
[02:39:11] he has relentlessly pandered to the right on everything from trans rights,
[02:39:15] immigration, to the pro-Palestine movement.
[02:39:18] On that last front, his government now classified a civil disobedience group called Palestine Action
[02:39:23] as a terrorist organisation banning it, which is made belonging to it or inviting support
[02:39:28] for it, a serious crime punishable by up to 14 years in prison. Now, in the wake of that
[02:39:33] decision, priests, teachers and pensioners are among hundreds of people who have been
[02:39:38] arrested merely for holding up signs in support of the organisation, resulting in these crazy
[02:39:43] images of elderly protesters getting carried away by police. Those are some bad visuals
[02:39:49] for any leader, let alone one who literally used to be a human rights lawyer.
[02:39:54] Yeah.
[02:39:55] It is frankly no wonder many.
[02:39:58] Yeah.
[02:39:59] Human rights lawyer who also successfully defended his clients who did the exact same
[02:40:07] thing that Palestine action did during the fucking Iraq war.
[02:40:16] If you want to understand how insane British politics is, that flip is basically like Kirsten
[02:40:27] Sinema going from being a Maoist Third Worldist or anarchist to being a center right-wing
[02:40:34] figure that was the ultimate spoiler for many of Biden's policies, or Van Jones going from
[02:40:45] a Maoist third worldist to the neoliberal right wing pro-Israel stooge he is, or his
[02:41:04] Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, who also was a big, you know, propelist and activist in
[02:41:12] like 2014, and now is responsible for jailing those people.
[02:41:16] Progressive Labour supporters have since been drawn to the UK's Green Party, including
[02:41:21] this one.
[02:41:22] Look at the parties.
[02:41:23] Would you like to cover them up?
[02:41:25] I think definitely Greens these days are independent.
[02:41:28] You say these days a couple of years ago, would that have been the case?
[02:41:33] No, I was a big fan of Labour.
[02:41:35] What's changed in the last few years?
[02:41:37] There's been a lot of things that have been sliding to the right
[02:41:41] and betraying a lot of, like, working-class voters.
[02:41:45] And people of colour, also refugees,
[02:41:48] and, basically, minorities in, like,
[02:41:51] trans-healthcare and LGBT rights and all this stuff.
[02:41:55] That's quite a long list, yes, for some.
[02:41:58] Yeah, it is a pretty long list, isn't it?
[02:42:00] It kind of seems like someone asked, Alma,
[02:42:02] who do you want to throw under the bus?
[02:42:03] He just said, yes.
[02:42:05] So, some stoppers clearly disappointed many on the left.
[02:42:09] And normally the challenge to his right
[02:42:11] would have come from Labour's traditional opposition,
[02:42:13] the Conservatives, but they too saw major losses
[02:42:16] in last month's elections.
[02:42:17] And the party that's increasingly taken their place
[02:42:19] is the further right Reform UK.
[02:42:22] It won nearly 1,500 council races,
[02:42:24] which is clearly great news for its leader.
[02:42:26] It's so interesting how that goes.
[02:42:35] The supposed left party that is a center right party, pivots to the right, and lo and
[02:42:42] behold, shockingly, all that does is increase the legitimacy of the far-right party.
[02:42:50] A story as old as time itself, quite literally same happen in Germany, yes, France, Germany
[02:43:05] in modern time, but also Germany in the olden days where liberals thought they could maintain
[02:43:13] control of politics in the country by leaning into and conceding to some of the demands of a
[02:43:24] former painter, World War I veteran by the name of Adolf Hitler.
[02:43:34] Because the alternative was far scarier, communism.
[02:43:37] Nigel Farage, biblically accurate frog prince and professional arsehole.
[02:43:44] We've talked about Farage before.
[02:43:47] He's the provocative bigot who spearheaded the campaign for Brexit
[02:43:50] and has on multiple occasions had milkshakes thrown at him.
[02:43:53] Here he is, right after one of those intents.
[02:43:56] Looking like he's modeling a suit from Joseph A. Banks' Bukaki collection.
[02:44:01] Farage built the reform party around his usual right-wing talking points,
[02:44:06] which are heavy on the xenophobia,
[02:44:08] as you can kind of see through videos like this.
[02:44:11] You ask yourself why public services have diminished.
[02:44:14] You ask yourself why rents have gone through the roof.
[02:44:17] The population explosion has done that.
[02:44:19] And many you look at parts of London, for example,
[02:44:22] where the road names, the underground signs,
[02:44:25] aren't just in English.
[02:44:27] They're in a foreign language as well.
[02:44:29] One million people living in this country
[02:44:31] don't speak any English at all.
[02:44:33] OK, first, and I think you probably already know this,
[02:44:36] that one million figure is just bullshit.
[02:44:39] As of the most recent census, only around 160,000 people in England and Wales
[02:44:43] said that they couldn't speak any English.
[02:44:45] But also, a British man, complaining,
[02:44:48] foreigners showed up and now this road sign isn't in the language I speak,
[02:44:51] is fucking bold, given, you know, history.
[02:44:56] I'm just saying, the largest lake in Africa
[02:44:59] wasn't always called Lake Victoria.
[02:45:02] They're only starting when some pasty white dude showed up and decided to name it after his national mommy
[02:45:08] And as much as I'm sure everyone liked imagining her drowning in there
[02:45:12] It is probably time to rename it nonetheless bigotry and grievance have propelled the reform party forward despite
[02:45:20] Frosch's own
[02:45:21] Significant baggage from his long history of license sexism to more recent questions about how a five million pound gift that we received from a
[02:45:28] crypto billionaire shortly before announcing that he'd run in the 2024
[02:45:32] general election. When asked about that, his response wasn't exactly great.
[02:45:36] This was given to me on an unconditional basis, completely unconditional basis,
[02:45:42] but frankly it was given as a reward for campaigning for Brexit for 27 years.
[02:45:48] And it had no impact on your decision to come back into public.
[02:45:58] Predictably, while this was unfolding in British politics, the media covered it, maybe, to
[02:46:11] one-tenth with the intensity that they covered, Zak Polanski's anti-Zionism.
[02:46:22] this was literally happening. They straight up briefly mentioned this and spent virtually
[02:46:33] every single day talking about how Zach Polanski was doing Jew hatred, how he was an anti-Semite
[02:46:40] and how he was allowing anti-Semitism to manifest in the U.K.
[02:46:49] An identical situation to Jeremy Corbyn.
[02:46:57] What?
[02:46:58] He pays the pipe of pigs to choose.
[02:47:01] Hang on a second.
[02:47:02] Hang on a second. I can't be bought by anybody.
[02:47:04] Well, Frost makes some sharp turns there, going from this was an unconditional gift to
[02:47:10] I was paid as a reward for a specific action to I can't be bought by anybody.
[02:47:15] Honestly, if you let him talk for long enough there, I'm pretty sure he'd get himself to...
[02:47:18] But you know what? I can be rented out on an interim basis.
[02:47:22] But despite all of that,
[02:47:24] Reform's anti-immigrant messaging has clearly found an audience.
[02:47:28] Just watch this video of our local Reform candidate from earlier this year,
[02:47:31] denying charges of racism before then talking to a supporter who slightly undercuts her argument.
[02:47:37] I think the thing I am more than anything else is a fascist and not say which is the
[02:47:43] fervest
[02:47:45] Than what we are. We're just not that at all. Oh my god
[02:47:57] Bro
[02:48:01] Brother
[02:48:05] What the hell
[02:48:07] What's the British version of Mar-a-Lago face?
[02:48:15] There are lower lumors all around for those with eyes to see.
[02:48:22] Is it number 10 face?
[02:48:23] Is that what it would be?
[02:48:28] I
[02:48:38] Six face fucking hell
[02:48:42] You're not wrong you're not wrong s6 face
[02:48:47] The what we are we're just not that at all the only way is s6
[02:48:51] None of us are racist.
[02:48:53] No, I'm not.
[02:48:54] But they tell you that if you say something, Bernie.
[02:48:56] Yeah.
[02:48:57] But I'll tell you what, to be honest, I've never been racist.
[02:49:00] No.
[02:49:01] But I'm getting that way.
[02:49:02] Whoa!
[02:49:03] Whoa!
[02:49:04] I've never been racist, but I'm getting that way.
[02:49:08] Well, guess what?
[02:49:09] If you're considering it, you're actually already there.
[02:49:12] It's not like getting bangs.
[02:49:14] You don't have to wait for the racism to grow in.
[02:49:16] You did it.
[02:49:17] The journey is the destination.
[02:49:20] Now, we're a formal claim that they've distanced themselves from rhetoric like that.
[02:49:25] Farage has voted that they've professionalised the party.
[02:49:28] But it is worth knowing that the candidates it ran last month included Brett Muscroft,
[02:49:32] who reportedly posted on Facebook,
[02:49:34] Islam is like cancer.
[02:49:35] If you don't remove it on time, it will kill you.
[02:49:38] And Andrew Mahon, who posted,
[02:49:40] No disrespect, but white and black people use the N-word, but white people cannot.
[02:49:44] Demonstrating the exact level of delusion that would make someone comfortable
[02:49:48] leaving the House in this selection of outfits.
[02:49:51] And honestly, if his argument is that he can't see colour,
[02:49:55] he's making a pretty good case for it.
[02:49:59] And one of the reform's leaders went on the news
[02:50:02] right after their election wins last month.
[02:50:04] He got this awkward question
[02:50:06] about yet another of their shitty candidates.
[02:50:09] One of your new Sunderland councillors,
[02:50:11] so a man who was elected to represent reform,
[02:50:14] suggested melting Nigerians to fill pot holes.
[02:50:18] Is that person, who's expressed those views, somebody you are happy to see represented
[02:50:24] in the forum?
[02:50:25] We are, for this weekend, we are celebrating our incredible successes, like any party.
[02:50:28] You have internal party processes to look at where people have said or done the wrong
[02:50:33] thing.
[02:50:34] But do you condemn those remarks?
[02:50:35] Laura, I condemn anything that is wrong and inappropriate.
[02:50:39] Which that is!
[02:50:40] Well, it's funny because on the one hand, that's the type of timing that reform is on.
[02:51:01] On the other hand, you have Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain, which is for the people who
[02:51:11] think that party that we're looking at is not racist enough.
[02:51:17] So yes, there are not one, not two, but three different right-wing racist parties in the
[02:51:25] UK.
[02:51:26] Okay.
[02:51:27] Okay. And we haven't even gotten to the most racist one, which is restore. This is reform.
[02:51:39] Why'd you say four? Which one? Oh, four if you count labor, got it. Okay, true. I mean, fuck it, throw Lib Dems in there too, if you want. Jesus Christ.
[02:51:52] Christ. Restore Britain is literally Magalote. No, I know. What's really interesting about
[02:52:10] it is that reform was built off of the failures of Brexit and it was, it was UKIP, right?
[02:52:21] Nigel Farage, I've jokingly referred to him as a cockroach, but he is the guy that will
[02:52:25] never die. He is, he will survive the nuclear holocaust, okay? This man, quite literally,
[02:52:34] almost died a couple decades ago when he got on a fucking prop plane. His plane crashed
[02:52:41] and he survived it, okay? His career should have died when he did Brexit. No, did not
[02:52:55] happen. He keeps surviving these incidents over and over again. Yes, you get Brexit party
[02:53:05] reform he won't know he won't he's not the tank that Donald is he's gross he's
[02:53:16] not making it I think you guys don't understand how bad how bad the situation
[02:53:26] is in your own country.
[02:53:32] Bro, reform is now the fastest growing party in the country.
[02:53:40] Jesus Christ, I don't know what is worse there.
[02:53:42] He's failure to direct and condemn someone
[02:53:44] for suggesting melting Nigerians to fill potholes
[02:53:47] or that he seems genuinely annoyed that he's being asked about it
[02:53:50] because if you cannot denounce that,
[02:53:52] you should really expect to be asked about it
[02:53:54] for the rest of your life.
[02:53:55] In fact, even after your life, at your funeral,
[02:53:58] someone should politely knock on your coffin to say,
[02:54:00] sorry you died, but last chance,
[02:54:02] any final comment on that pothole racist?
[02:54:05] And it actually gets worse,
[02:54:07] because incredibly reform itself is now being challenged on its rights
[02:54:11] by an even newer party called Restore Britain.
[02:54:14] It enjoys the support of fascists, neo-Nazis and other extremists,
[02:54:18] with Elon Musk even tweeting,
[02:54:19] only Restore Britain can save Britain.
[02:54:22] And the fact that Restore is gaining support should be pretty alarming given just how poisonous its policies are.
[02:54:29] Here is the-
[02:54:30] Restorberation is so crazy because it is straightforwardly an outsider, Elon Musk, that just like designed an alternative to even reform.
[02:54:41] And it's being pumped entirely by Elon Musk.
[02:54:45] That's the reason why you're seeing the likes of Asmongold who are functionally illiterate,
[02:54:51] reading like the Restore Britain, Rupert Lowe, RAPE, like British RAPE gangs report
[02:55:01] that they came out with.
[02:55:02] There is a concerted effort by Elon Musk to pump this fucking party.
[02:55:08] And what's crazy is it's working, because reactionary propaganda targets the dumbest
[02:55:14] people in society. Okay, right wing propaganda targets the dumbest motherfuckers in society.
[02:55:20] And those dumb motherfuckers are always going to have more appetite for further and further
[02:55:27] reactionary sentiment. The more right wing you go, the more those dumb motherfuckers are
[02:55:31] going to be on board with it.
[02:55:35] Elon Musk in some ways has cracked the code. Not only does he foment race riots with regular
[02:55:40] frequency in Europe over and over again with no prosecution because he's the richest man
[02:55:46] on earth. He's a trillionaire now. But he is actively involving himself with European
[02:55:52] elections in a way that is for an intervention and it's not even indirect. It's not even
[02:55:58] like it's not even sophisticated. It's not opaque. It's very in your face. He will go
[02:56:04] to an AFD conference, for example, and straight up sit there and talk about how, you know,
[02:56:09] the real Nazis were the socialists or, you know, engage in as subtle or maybe not so subtle
[02:56:16] Holocaust denials. So like, he's already moved beyond fucking up the American government
[02:56:26] to bigger and better things or maybe smaller and not better things, smaller and worse things,
[02:56:32] up the European continent.
[02:56:46] Things are not looking good.
[02:56:48] Things are not looking good for anybody in this country.
[02:56:52] Things are not looking good for anybody in this planet.
[02:57:01] What is the actual route to hold Elon Musk accountable? No one. Which would permanently
[02:57:07] ban you if you said something like this? It would be a huge deal all over social media
[02:57:12] as well as a response to a terrorist attack. This isn't even remotely bad. Who gives the
[02:57:16] flux as he doesn't feel that it's happening to Muslims.
[02:57:18] It's hard to say. There's too many of them. And uh, the other bullshit rape gang are
[02:57:24] on there. Oh, right. Oh, that his bullshit rape gang report falsely claiming Muslims
[02:57:29] rape 250,000 white girls, same week, Elon Musk, as anyone surprised, they're inciting
[02:57:33] violence against Muslims and emboldening extremists. If you think this is bad, this
[02:57:39] is nothing. This is nothing. This is not even remotely bad. Oh my god. And another
[02:57:47] a song yet exactly it's just crazy for me to see another house on
[02:57:58] interesting
[02:58:00] but the stuff right
[02:58:01] and uh... let me see what the other ones here is on bigger apologize exactly
[02:58:06] and he'll always it this is what he'll do is he'll always try to immediately
[02:58:10] he will immediately
[02:58:12] This is a person who has immediately come to a conclusion.
[02:58:15] You've created an entire narrative, and you've done all of this in the span of three hours since this event happened.
[02:58:23] And now everybody else has to listen to this narrative. Who gives a f-
[02:58:26] What do you mean this narrative? He's literally saying as he's being arrested
[02:58:31] that he actively sought out Muslims to stab
[02:58:36] because he's protecting the country from these fucking Muslim bastards raping our young daughters.
[02:58:41] it's literally in the video
[02:58:45] it doesn't take much for someone to arrive at the conclusion that this was
[02:58:48] an islamic hate crime
[02:58:50] it doesn't take all that much to come to the conclusion that this was an
[02:58:54] islamic hate crime
[02:58:55] born out of
[02:58:57] rupert low
[02:58:58] as mingold elon musk and numerous other far right forces
[02:59:02] possibly getting paid by elon musk by the way to foment this kind of
[02:59:06] uh... racialized conspiracy theory
[02:59:10] fuck who cares i want to hear about this
[02:59:13] this person defense every
[02:59:17] created an entire narrative and you've done all of this
[02:59:20] in the span of thru why is he not been banned by twitch yet because twitch is
[02:59:24] terrified of actually
[02:59:27] offering consequences to anyone
[02:59:30] that is right wing
[02:59:32] okay
[02:59:32] that's it
[02:59:34] they're absolutely an utterly fucking terrified
[02:59:38] is that simple
[02:59:39] There is no dedicated mass, uh, you know, mass banning incident.
[02:59:46] Like there's no, there are no forces in the same way that like right wing discord servers,
[02:59:50] including asmongold server will sit around and, and wait for an opportune moment.
[02:59:55] Like a clip that looks weird or a clip that they can clip out of context that immediately mass spam reports.
[03:00:01] We don't do that.
[03:00:03] We don't do that at all.
[03:00:05] And that's part of the reason why that, you know, these guys get away with whatever the
[03:00:09] the fuck they want. They also run a fairly tight ship. Like, I'm willing to bet this
[03:00:14] kind of stuff doesn't get boosted on LSF. Whenever a clip like this, whenever a clip
[03:00:19] like this is out there, okay, it gets de-boosted. It gets de-boosted. Here he is endorsing an
[03:00:29] Islamophobic hate crime that took place one day after he was reading the Rupert Low rape
[03:00:34] report that falsely claim that all Muslims are doing mass rapes against white women,
[03:00:41] right? Rarely do you ever see this kind of clip make its way to live stream fails or
[03:00:54] numerous other subreddits where people can upvote it and complain about how disgusting
[03:00:59] or how odious this conversation is, how odious this and toxic this person is, and their worldview
[03:01:06] being repulsive. Okay. Twitter is already dominated by the far right. So when this kind of stuff goes
[03:01:14] viral on Twitter, people actually celebrate it, they cherish it, they think it's awesome.
[03:01:20] And Twitch is terrified of taking any action against someone who is actively,
[03:01:26] actively championing hate crimes taking place.
[03:01:31] Three hours since this event happened and now everybody else has to listen to this narrative.
[03:01:37] Who gives a fuck?
[03:01:38] Who cares?
[03:01:39] I don't want to hear about this.
[03:01:40] This person defends every terrorist in the world and now he wants us to be worried about
[03:01:45] something bad happening to people like him.
[03:01:47] That's it.
[03:01:48] I'll just, it's hard to say.
[03:01:49] Jesus Christ.
[03:01:51] Yeah, the irony, of course, is if he receives any scrutiny on this, his audience will then
[03:01:59] turn around and claim falsely that I say this exact same kind of thing about Jewish people,
[03:02:04] and then they will do a counter-messaging campaign to make it seem like I am actively
[03:02:10] demanding hate crimes happen to Jewish people or whatever.
[03:02:13] So just wait.
[03:02:14] I know exactly how this song is sung.
[03:02:18] I know exactly how this song and dance goes.
[03:02:21] Only right-wingers get to have quote-unquote free speech.
[03:02:24] No one else.
[03:02:25] Bro, giving them tutorials?
[03:02:26] No, it's just I'm pre-watching it.
[03:02:28] Okay.
[03:02:30] What he's saying, what he's calling something bad happening to people like him is a fucking Islamophobic hate crime, dude.
[03:02:38] People being stabbed in a mass stabbing incident.
[03:02:44] These are innocent people.
[03:02:46] The fuck is wrong with you?
[03:02:48] It's totally unacceptable. It's unacceptable when it happens to anyone. Anyway, yeah,
[03:02:58] piker broadcasting service for tomorrow's smear campaign today. There's too many of them.
[03:03:05] And uh, that, uh, bullshit rape gang are on there. Oh, right. Oh, that his bullshit rape
[03:03:10] gang report falsely claiming Muslims rape 250,000 white girls. Bro, this isn't even
[03:03:15] a dog whistle. This is a full blown endorsement. It's a bullhorn. He just straight up saying
[03:03:21] like, yeah, whatever, I'm not supposed, am I supposed to care about something bad happening
[03:03:25] to Muslims and people like you implying, you know, he's saying like, Mehdi Hassan, this
[03:03:30] happened to your people. I don't feel bad. I mean, that's it. What, what, what else can
[03:03:36] I fucking say about this? I mean, it's gross. It's disgusting. It's unbelievably racist.
[03:03:42] And guess what, most likely, nothing will fucking happen.
[03:03:46] Asmongold will not receive a punishment for this.
[03:03:49] If he does, Elon Musk will tweet about it and will complain about it and will say that
[03:03:54] like free speech is being suppressed, our brave warrior Asmongold was banned for saying
[03:04:01] the truth about Pakistani rape gangs or whatever.
[03:04:06] And it'll be a whole fucking chaotic media cycle.
[03:04:10] the right wing forces will defend him
[03:04:15] it's just
[03:04:16] it's i don't know i don't know what the fucking say
[03:04:40] I feel like this is where it would have been helpful to have some kind of broad-basin support and solidarity amongst creators to demand to take action
[03:04:46] I know a lot of creators don't care, but I feel like enough to know they don't they're terrified
[03:04:51] Asmongold runs a mass harassment shop
[03:04:54] Against literally content creators with like 30 concurrent viewers. He does not he will go after anyone and everyone
[03:05:01] I mean he goes after me all the time too, but I have a large enough audience that I can withstand it
[03:05:06] I don't give a shit whereas he will go after like random trans content creators from Twitter that have like 30 concurrent viewers on Twitch
[03:05:14] Over and over again and try to like you know mass a
[03:05:18] mobilized community engage in mass harassment
[03:05:25] Yeah, he takes advantage of the Epstein harassment shop as well
[03:05:31] Oftentimes their targets are aligned
[03:05:33] You know random left figures
[03:05:36] people like myself. So
[03:05:39] they join forces and do this kind of targeted smear campaigns and targeted harassment campaigns and it feeds into
[03:05:47] this never-ending cycle of reactionary commentary on YouTube and a lot of the slop tubers
[03:05:54] don't even care about it either. They don't have any sort of like real political opinion. They're just like totally fine with right wing
[03:06:01] commentary or believe in right wing
[03:06:03] commentary regardless. And that's how you maintain an outsized right-wing slanted
[03:06:17] media sphere that has actually a very diverse audience. An audience with a
[03:06:24] diversity of opinion, but it's not really reflected because all of the top left
[03:06:28] content creators are ritualistically humiliated on the timeline by
[03:06:33] virtually every apolitical to far-right figure on the internet and most of these
[03:06:38] websites, especially Twitter, which a lot of these kinds of smear campaigns
[03:06:43] aggregate from, are so boosted to the far-right in their algorithm that it ends
[03:06:50] up having this exact same toxic attitude reinforced in all the other
[03:06:55] platforms that rely on these smear campaigns that are being boosted on
[03:06:59] Twitter. It doesn't just stay on Twitter, it makes its way to Reddit, it makes
[03:07:03] makes its way to TikTok.
[03:07:05] That's how it works.
[03:07:16] Anyway, let's get back to John Oliver,
[03:07:18] talking about Restore Britain.
[03:07:23] Bro, come on now.
[03:07:25] Prag Bobo, bro, come on now.
[03:07:33] this country. Responsibility, restraint, forgiveness, duty, and fairness. In short, a high trust
[03:07:41] society. That will mean defending our culture. That will mean resisting the relentless creep
[03:07:48] of radical Islam. That will mean banning the burqa, outlawing Sharia law, blocking cousin
[03:07:55] marriages, and reimposing our Christian-based rule of law. A restored Britain government
[03:08:01] would legislate to ensure that no halal
[03:08:05] he's showing his girlfriends
[03:08:13] why would you marry your cousin?
[03:08:15] why would you shag your cousin
[03:08:17] when these beautiful sheep are right here?
[03:08:19] or kosher slaughter on british soil?
[03:08:22] no!
[03:08:23] no halal or kosher slaughter on british soil is so funny
[03:08:27] like why is this a gripe for you man?
[03:08:31] Saying banning cousin marriages in the UK when you're trying to restore Britain is also very funny.
[03:08:39] That's the entirety of the fucking royal family, big dog.
[03:08:42] And we will do things our way.
[03:08:45] Oh fucking spare me, Rupert.
[03:08:48] And while it is clearly not the most important thing there for the record,
[03:08:51] the culture, heritage and identity that shaped Britain was literally built on cousin marriages.
[03:08:57] Yeah, I mean.
[03:08:59] It's been a pretty crucial part of the whole process.
[03:09:03] You might want to brush up on your history, given that your general vibe there is so cartoonishly English.
[03:09:08] You look like your first words as a baby were British East India Company.
[03:09:12] The point is, with reform on the rise and restore pulling it even further to the right,
[03:09:19] Britain risks heading in a very dark direction, and at least in the immediate future,
[03:09:24] the only party position to stop that slide is the one currently in power, Labour.
[03:09:28] Labour, which brings us back to Andy Burnham. He's actually been a contender to lead the
[03:09:33] Labour Party for years now. He used to be an MP and even served as health secretary for
[03:09:38] a year. But after two failed attempts to become leader, he became mayor of Greater Manchester,
[03:09:43] where he made national news standing up to Boris Johnson's government over his failures
[03:09:46] and provided assistance during the Covid lockdowns. It is wrong to place some of the poorest parts
[03:09:52] of England in a punishing lockdown without proper support for the people and businesses
[03:09:58] affected. This is an important moment. Greater Manchester will stand firm. We are fighting
[03:10:06] back for fairness and for the health of our people in the broadest sense.
[03:10:12] Yeah, it's moments like that that helped Burnham become known as the King of the North. In fact,
[03:10:17] he is currently ranked as Britain's most popular politician with an average popularity rating of
[03:10:22] 35% which I know doesn't sound like much
[03:10:26] But you do have to remember the British mind can only hold 35% happiness at a maximum
[03:10:32] Winning the World Cup can pushes up to 40%
[03:10:35] But that has only happened once unless I guess they win again this summer
[03:10:39] So we'll just have to wait and see exactly how
[03:10:42] Realize on a shirt
[03:10:45] George remains still beaming
[03:10:49] for a year
[03:10:52] Never stop me dreaming It's coming home lads
[03:10:59] It's coming home It's coming
[03:11:02] Football's coming home It's coming home
[03:11:06] It's coming home It's coming
[03:11:10] Football's coming home
[03:11:12] Oh they don't
[03:11:14] And on its face
[03:11:16] Burnham winning in Makerfield
[03:11:18] Really shouldn't be difficult
[03:11:20] and it's been a safe labor seat for more than 120 years.
[03:11:22] But the truth is-
[03:11:24] Yeah, it's not even 40 years of herd now.
[03:11:25] It's 60 years of herd.
[03:11:29] Never stop me dreaming.
[03:11:31] Those there have become less predictable in recent years.
[03:11:34] During Brexit, nearly two-thirds voted to leave the EU
[03:11:37] and in last month's local elections,
[03:11:38] reform won every wards there.
[03:11:41] What is more, Burnham doesn't technically
[03:11:43] live in the constituency.
[03:11:45] And while some residents may find his ambitions
[03:11:47] for higher office appealing,
[03:11:48] Others are understandably a bit resentful at having him swung in and use them as a springboard to get there
[03:11:57] This is why your stupid ass got banned for the UK. What do you mean if they heard me sing this like a proper fucking gayser a
[03:12:03] proper day in the life of a British Gayser proper Brexit Gayser
[03:12:08] They'd know I'm a real one. Yeah
[03:12:11] They'd know
[03:12:13] Bush
[03:12:15] Bush lads proper
[03:12:18] got bigger issues than actually Mayfield really, so it won't be his priority.
[03:12:24] We're not here to enable him to pursue his personal ambitions.
[03:12:27] I'm sure Andy Burnham is only using us as a stepping stone anyway.
[03:12:33] You don't care about Nacrefield, he's not local, and he just wants to get into number 10.
[03:12:41] My mum is right. I don't love what he's going around giving interviews about Andy Burnham
[03:12:46] with my dad, but that's a conversation that we can have at Christmas. Now, to
[03:12:50] counter that outsider narrative, Burnham's tried to point out his local
[03:12:53] bona fide, like the fact that his children went to school in the area, and
[03:12:56] that he has loads of connections there. He even recently claimed that his
[03:12:59] favourite Wigan delicacy is, you guessed it, Babby's Yed. But, but,
[03:13:03] reform seems to think that it can exploit the perception that he's an
[03:13:06] ambitious outsider, because their candidate, Robert Kenyon, has gone out
[03:13:10] of his way to remind people that he is very much a local. I was born in
[03:13:15] If I was elected, I'd be the first person born in a constituency to become the MP.
[03:13:20] I don't think any MP that's ever studied in Nakerfield was actually born in the area.
[03:13:24] I'm a plumber, gas engineer. I don't think it gets me a bit emotional sometimes,
[03:13:27] thinking that there's a chance that I could be representing people in Parliament
[03:13:30] because it's a massive honour and people have been counting on me.
[03:13:34] He serviced my role last week.
[03:13:36] Yeah, it's pretty striking, isn't it?
[03:13:38] When your opponent is being accused of being out of touch with the community,
[03:13:41] it's a pretty good counter to be able to say,
[03:13:43] to be able to say, I have literally been elbow-deep
[03:13:45] in this entire community shit.
[03:13:48] But the point is, Kenyon is a salt-of-the-earth guy,
[03:13:51] a straight shooter, regular Joe's, not a career politician.
[03:13:54] And if you have the pattern recognition of a pigeon,
[03:13:56] you can probably tell what I'm about to say next,
[03:13:58] which is that his online history is a fucking mess.
[03:14:02] A lot of his posts have resurfaced,
[03:14:05] including one that says, I'm sexist, sorry, but I am.
[03:14:08] And another saying, English women just walk around
[03:14:10] with their fat bellies on shapes,
[03:14:12] pushing a primate 16 in their PJs.
[03:14:23] Oh my God.
[03:14:25] One post actually caused that same report you saw earlier to physically chase him down the streets to answer for it.
[03:14:32] Why should women make a feel vague for you Rob?
[03:14:34] I think for the press officer.
[03:14:35] Why did women, why should women make a feel vague for you Rob when you said you're a sexist?
[03:14:40] Can you not put them on?
[03:14:41] But why should we debate for you when you said that you were a sexist and that they can't drive?
[03:14:49] Kenyon once said that women can't drive so it might be more accurate to say that people in Makerfield
[03:14:53] We'll be thinking hang on a minute that guy did fix my boiler last week
[03:14:57] But he never randomly told my wife that her natural place is in the kitchen
[03:15:01] But amazingly it gets even worse because Kenyon also made a controversial post about a beloved figure in British broadcasting named
[03:15:06] Carol Vorderman. Very basic. The dead meat, she was the co-host of a popular afternoon game
[03:15:11] show called Countdown, and she became a national treasure. And knowing that, you can hopefully
[03:15:16] now understand the visual impact of what I'm about to show you. So, on Christmas Eve, a new
[03:15:23] Sporting Message sent to Carol Vorderman on her birthday, which said, happy birthday, Carol, my
[03:15:31] Oh my god, I would love to smell me a cure also.
[03:15:34] Now, who's going for that?
[03:15:36] Uh...
[03:15:37] No.
[03:15:38] Dude, this guy.
[03:15:40] Oh my god.
[03:15:42] Oh my god.
[03:15:45] What a fucking gem this guy is, huh?
[03:15:48] Wow.
[03:15:50] What do you mean?
[03:15:52] Just being a fucking lad, yeah?
[03:15:54] What do you fucking mean?
[03:15:56] Is it a crime?
[03:15:59] Is it a crime to be proper only?
[03:16:04] I responded to a separate tweet.
[03:16:06] You responded to a separate tweet? I said go on, clarify.
[03:16:09] So somebody had written that, somebody else had commented on that,
[03:16:14] and then I responded to the comment on that.
[03:16:17] So which one of you are responding to, and you're responding to the, and about the other side?
[03:16:22] I mean, if you're even being asked that question, you are in serious trouble.
[03:16:27] And while he is trying to make it confusing there, it's actually pretty simple.
[03:16:30] Basically, someone on Twitter posted on Carol Vordemort's birthday.
[03:16:33] Happy birthday, Carol. My God.
[03:16:37] More stuff is coming out from Reform's candidate for the Make-A-Feel By-Lesson Robert Kenyon.
[03:16:43] He claimed that women have abortions for vanity purposes
[03:16:46] and use them as secondary form of contraception.
[03:16:50] He also said some women rely on abortions so they can shag anyone they want.
[03:16:55] But it turns out, no one's wanting to shag me, Robert Kenyon in it.
[03:17:01] Fuckin' hell.
[03:17:03] Fuckin' hell.
[03:17:06] I'd love to smell and lick your arsehole.
[03:17:08] Someone else replied, criticising it, saying,
[03:17:10] if you're prepared to post this on a public forum,
[03:17:12] I would suggest your computer's drive probably needs checking.
[03:17:15] Only for Kenyon to respond, he's only saying what we're all thinking.
[03:17:18] Cry laughing emoji, thumbs up emoji.
[03:17:21] So Kenyon's defence of that post was essentially,
[03:17:23] hey, I'm not the one who brought it up.
[03:17:25] But that's not remotely exculpatory, is it?
[03:17:29] It's like if someone tweeted, hey bro-
[03:17:31] You bad dog shit at doing the accent, mate.
[03:17:33] Really in like.
[03:17:35] Really in like?
[03:17:37] You bad dog shit at doing the accent, mate.
[03:17:40] Really in like?
[03:17:42] What are you fucking going on about?
[03:17:45] This is not how we fucking sound.
[03:17:50] Yes, aye.
[03:17:52] On zoos you let visitors jerk off the lemurs and I replied with facts, thumbs up emoji.
[03:18:00] Sure, I might not technically have brought it up first but I did not cover myself in
[03:18:05] glory there.
[03:18:06] And to be clear, Kenyon still hasn't apologised for those comments, continued to defend himself
[03:18:12] claiming that he's just an ordinary person who's rough around the edges.
[03:18:16] But for the record, rough around the edges means that you don't know what a crab fork
[03:18:20] is.
[03:18:21] you think it's okay to participate in internet discourse about a public woman's birthday asshole
[03:18:26] the point is this is the candidate with vehemently sexist and rim
[03:18:32] Israel is awesome username is real awesome says how's the federal inquiry i'm here i'm here aren't i
[03:18:40] i mean imagine making your username on this fucking platform in 2026 israel is awesome
[03:18:51] That's great.
[03:18:53] Job positive views.
[03:18:55] Who could theoretically take down Labour's best hope of retaining control of the government past the next election.
[03:19:01] And it is really hard not to feel for the voters of Makerfield here,
[03:19:06] who have been at the centre of an absolute circus over the last month,
[03:19:09] and who have plenty of local issues that do need addressing,
[03:19:13] from affordable housing to flooding concerns to this massive illegal waste dump
[03:19:17] dump that makefield's previous MP, the very guy in fact, who stepped down to let
[03:19:22] Burnham run, had actually been working to finally get cleaned up. It's a grotesque
[03:19:27] dump that Sky News has investigated over the past year. It was March, almost three
[03:19:34] months ago, when it was announced that the funding was in place to clear this up,
[03:19:38] but it still hasn't happened. Which of the candidates in this fire election do
[03:19:42] you think would follow through on that and make sure it is cleaned up? I would say
[03:19:46] that the candidates are just front-end really it's not just about us anymore it's about I think the
[03:19:52] future of politics in the country it feels a bit more you know a bit overwhelming really that we
[03:19:59] could be pivotal in this and I just really hope that people make the right choice yeah so do I
[03:20:07] I love this guy, too.
[03:20:08] There are two things that you don't want someone to be over.
[03:20:11] Yeah, Topo Resniviro is, I believe, an Indonesian man who
[03:20:19] larks as though he is Japanese and a samurai.
[03:20:28] Yeah.
[03:20:31] Of course, as an Indonesian man on the reform platform,
[03:20:36] his advocacy revolves around getting himself expelled from the boundary of the nation state,
[03:20:42] alongside his entire family, and many others alike him.
[03:20:47] Because that's the reform platform.
[03:20:50] It's incredible.
[03:20:56] Like...
[03:21:00] It's real Black Klanzman territory.
[03:21:03] world-wide at the same time. It's responsibility for deciding England's political future and
[03:21:08] odours from a massive illegal waste dump. So what happens next here? Well, someone
[03:21:14] is clearly going to win this Thursday's election. And while current poll suggests Labour has a lead,
[03:21:19] that may be partly because Restore, the ultra far-right party that remember,
[03:21:22] is going to save Britain from kosher butchery, is siphoning off votes from reform. And even if
[03:21:28] If Burnham does win and is then able to unseat Stammer, he'll still face the same dismal
[03:21:34] economy and the same furious voters with only three years to figure out how to deliver
[03:21:38] the change that Stammer couldn't before facing elections in 2029.
[03:21:42] But if Burnham loses, it is going to be a fucking mess.
[03:21:47] I mean, a Babby's Yed spread on a pile of chips mess, and I don't say that lightly.
[03:21:53] A Burnham loss would be a huge success for Farage's reform party and a humiliation for
[03:21:58] Labour so devastating, they may never recover. And at that point, with Britain's two long
[03:22:04] dominant parties further crushed, there was a genuine chance that in a few years we could
[03:22:09] see Money Shop McFlurry here elected as Prime Minister. Look, when we last covered an election
[03:22:15] in the UK, we talked about how it could be an extinction level event for the Conservative
[03:22:19] Party. And it kind of was, but it is frankly incredible that just two years later Labour
[03:22:26] has fucked up so badly, and has thrown his own voters under the bus so consistently,
[03:22:31] they now face the same threat. Because, and I'm sure this is a lesson with no applicability
[03:22:36] to US politics. You can't promise change only to turn around and capitulate to the right
[03:22:43] on key principles that you are supposed to stand for. Because not only will you lose
[03:22:47] people to your left, but you'll just keep political opponents again and again, and you'll
[03:22:53] only have yourself to blame. And if losing this by-election and what ultimately comes
[03:23:01] out of it is Prime Minister Farage, that is going to be hard to swallow.
[03:23:05] It's so funny that so many of these like supposed nationalists are literally backed by foreign
[03:23:10] interests. I can't, I find that really funny. I find that really strange. I don't know
[03:23:16] the, like I don't know the intricacies of the history of fascist movements, but I always
[03:23:22] wonder like what's the equivalence here right like Nazi Germany I guess there was an allegiance
[03:23:29] with with with fascist Italy right but like and and also Japan but I wonder like was there ever
[03:23:39] was there ever a a movement that was so singularly focused on American fascism or
[03:23:46] another country's fascism right because these guys were all doing their own thing but they were
[03:23:52] aligned with one another, right? I guess Henry Ford is the version of this. Henry Ford would
[03:23:59] be the closest similarity with where he wanted to do. He basically wanted to do in America
[03:24:08] what Hitler was doing. But it is very interesting that the international fascist movement right
[03:24:18] now, and it is an international one, contrary to popular opinion, contrary to what you would
[03:24:25] think.
[03:24:26] This movement is almost entirely directed by the American MAGA movement, and it manifests
[03:24:34] some of the funniest things that you've ever dreamt of all around the world.
[03:24:40] It manifests itself in South Korean right-wingers wearing MAGA hats, or just MAGA hats and Trump
[03:24:46] merch all around the world. And I find that to be ironic because it's antithetical to nationalism.
[03:25:01] It's antithetical to nationalism. You want sovereignty. You want, you know,
[03:25:05] dignity. You want to restore dignity. You want to restore sovereignty for your nation-state.
[03:25:10] It's, there's supposed to be this underpinning ideology that's, that's guiding your movement
[03:25:14] that is born out of just the nation state alone. Meanwhile, these guys have all offloaded all
[03:25:20] of that to the MAGA movement. They're all on the mercy of whatever Donald Trump is saying and doing.
[03:25:28] They have their own versions and variants as far as like local grievances goes.
[03:25:35] You know, the American MAGA movement isn't so anti-Pakistani, for example, as opposed to the
[03:25:42] British one is. But outside of that, you know, the overall ideological goals are not dissimilar,
[03:25:50] you know, purge the nation's boundary of the subhumans, the underclass, the people that are not like
[03:25:59] white. And also all hail Donald Trump. Donald Trump can dominate our country. And we've also
[03:26:10] seen this bear itself out in the data. You look at Canada and the more right-wing Canadians
[03:26:17] during Donald Trump's agitation towards annexing militarily the Canadian nation,
[03:26:27] the more left-wing you got in Canadian politics, the more likely it was that you would fight back
[03:26:33] against this annexation. The more right-wing you got in Canadian politics in your, you know,
[03:26:40] In your ideology and like who which party you would vote for
[03:26:44] The more open-minded you were to a Trumpian annexation of your country
[03:26:52] In Korea, it's the Donald Trump Saved Me meme is a political movement
[03:26:58] Today on Korea's independence day South Korea's maghap says far-right Patriots gonna stop waving US flags in the middle of the anti-colonial remembrance day
[03:27:07] They believe Trump
[03:27:10] is their savior and cry out make Korea great again.
[03:27:32] It's so strange.
[03:27:35] The more supposedly nationalist people become
[03:27:39] all around the world, the more likely they are to demand American domination.
[03:28:03] i love that john is acting like he doesn't fucking love that slump by the
[03:28:07] way you know pig to a trough he is
[03:28:10] digging in okay
[03:28:12] thank you so much for watching
[03:28:14] we'll see you next week
[03:28:16] goodnight
[03:28:18] oh i hate this
[03:28:20] oh i hate this
[03:28:22] oh i hate this
[03:28:24] oh i hate this
[03:28:26] oh i hate this
[03:28:28] damn
[03:28:30] oh i hate this
[03:28:32] That's no place for a move!
[03:28:38] Yeah.
[03:28:41] Objectively probably made it better.
[03:28:43] That's how fucking nasty that shit is.
[03:28:46] He hesitated, you are American, you eat cheese that is one polymer away from plastic.
[03:28:51] Shut up if I sip out British food.
[03:28:54] Really?
[03:28:56] There is... come on.
[03:28:58] I mean, I shit on America quite a bit.
[03:29:02] That's crazy
[03:29:04] You are not gonna find a single chatter is right you guys are a straight-up fucking coping dude
[03:29:11] American food as opposed to British food really that's the comparison we're making
[03:29:15] That's insane
[03:29:18] That's actually insane it's not even a fucking question as
[03:29:24] Someone who regularly shits on everything worthy to be shitted on and farted on in the United States of America
[03:29:31] this is the one area where I wouldn't bring it up. You should just say, you should just
[03:29:35] stick to at least all schools or not a shooting gallery. You know, you got that on us. Okay,
[03:29:46] Britland. You got that shit on us all day every day. Okay. But the idea that the idea
[03:29:58] that like British food and American food are on the same planet and the same
[03:30:03] playing field is so ridiculous. Your mama won polymer away from being plastic.
[03:30:08] Yeah.
[03:30:12] Jelly fucking eos lad. Mushy peas wet. Mushy fucking peas wet.
[03:30:28] You don't bin face
[03:30:58] This will be better than for all results in a fair
[03:31:03] Now you know what to do
[03:31:05] Start out by voting for this face
[03:31:09] I'm standing through the people that made the fear
[03:31:13] For you to be in face
[03:31:17] I'm changing to a better thing yet on me
[03:31:23] You got to learn how to print, don't think of yours
[03:31:26] Okay, chill.
[03:31:44] Yeah, Count Binface is their vermin supreme.
[03:31:51] Every country needs to have this, by the way.
[03:31:53] i i actually do endorse count bin face one hundred percent
[03:32:00] i miss your coverage of the makers feel maker feel election i can i watch i
[03:32:03] didn't cover it
[03:32:05] this is it
[03:32:10] unless you mean like this and and it was a shout out to subscribe
[03:32:14] you can subscribe and rewind i just got done covering it basically
[03:32:19] smackbomb, pee-wax, babyz, wiggin kebab, what the fuck does that mean?
[03:32:49] Okay, am I crazier? Does Binface kind of sound not British?
[03:33:00] Wigan Kebab is a British pie inside of a sandwich. I am not joking.
[03:33:06] God, I fucking love it.
[03:33:08] British people singing American wait wait a minute that's not true do British
[03:33:29] people sing in American no they don't that's not true okay give me an example
[03:33:36] Oh my god, are we on to something is this real they kind of do
[03:33:46] Wait Adele is is British
[03:34:01] Oh my god
[03:34:03] Wait a minute. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my, wait, Dua Lipa? Dua Lipa is British Albanian.
[03:34:33] Why? Why? I just, I never even thought about this. It's not a British thing, singing doesn't
[03:34:48] carry the accent in any language. It's very common for British artists to sing with an
[03:34:51] American accent. I just never realized, I never realized that British people just straight
[03:34:59] up singing an American accent. What the fuck? What does this mean? Even Oseo's bone? That's
[03:35:18] It's true.
[03:35:22] Wait, what the fuck, except for like Central C.
[03:35:38] Oh my god, Central C.
[03:35:42] He's carrying the torch.
[03:35:46] The Beatles, Eric Clapton, every British artist.
[03:35:56] That's okay, to be fair, I think the reason why I didn't know that is because the only
[03:36:02] British song I know is, it's coming out, it's coming out, it's coming, football's coming
[03:36:10] No, it's coming home. It's coming home. It's coming. Football's coming home.
[03:36:23] That's right. That's right. Fucking hell.
[03:36:28] It's coming home.
[03:36:32] Football's coming home.
[03:36:34] Don't get it back, don't get it back, don't get it back
[03:36:40] And there's a fucking accent there, right?
[03:36:47] Look, folks coming out
[03:36:55] Look, folks coming out
[03:36:59] Everyone seems to know this song
[03:37:02] They've seen it all before, they just know there's no sure
[03:37:10] Good England's gonna fly away, gonna fly away
[03:37:16] But I know they can play, cause I remember
[03:37:21] The hands on the shutters, Jules and Ben is still bleeding
[03:37:28] The team plays their best, never stop is dreaming
[03:37:36] So many jokes, so many snips
[03:37:41] This is the most British thing of all time, to just like, do a fucking song about how much you suck dick in balls
[03:37:49] How much, how much your team sucks dick in balls
[03:37:54] It's so funny. It's like no everybody ducks on us. Everybody clowns on us. We used to be great. We're supposed to be great
[03:38:03] It's so awesome
[03:38:08] It's Uncle Sam Cedar. Yeah, this is so well, this is English lads. It's not just it's English lads. It's English
[03:38:16] He's not proper British. He's English. He's not you know a kingdom the kingdom is not so fucking you know it is it
[03:38:26] We're just talking about England lads
[03:38:34] At the sport you invented Sam with rugby invent the sport, but can't fucking play it
[03:38:39] Do people need bull cut Abbey?
[03:38:42] all right, well
[03:38:44] Uh, we're at level one hype trend. This is the part of the day where I tell you at the Piker Brackething service, if you want to carry the fucking flame.
[03:38:52] All you need to do is subscribe, which you can do for six quid, yeah?
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[03:39:37] be a proper lad and subscribe PBC instead of PBS for the British lads. Yes, people's
[03:39:48] broadcasting channel. If you subscribe, you can also rewind on the broadcast.
[03:39:58] We're at level 5 hype train already, oh my, how dastardly, level 5 hype train, which means
[03:40:08] we're only 5 levels to go.
[03:40:11] And if we reach level 10, perhaps on play a different, unique variant of Charlie Kirk.
[03:40:23] This is the guy from the greatest sports image ever, what is this?
[03:40:28] If you know you know, sometimes it's hard saying no to have a picture.
[03:40:39] Look up Lord Buckethead.
[03:40:41] Alright, we're still at level 5, I'm trying, will we be able to, alright, let's see, let's
[03:40:53] hear this for the sake of women's safety, we need England to keep winning.
[03:40:57] England won the football last night and thank goodness they did because on the occasions that England
[03:41:02] lose their football matches the incidences of domestic violence go through the roof. So boy
[03:41:07] keep winning. That's crazy. That is a crazy way to support the team. That's crazy. Come on lads
[03:41:22] carried a fucking flame carried a fucking flame today little today live today live
[03:41:31] thank you for the 10 gifted sub storm warden thank you for the five gifted subs
[03:41:40] we're almost at level oh shit aquatine hermos for episode one radicalism is hasan freiker
[03:41:46] I
[03:41:48] Sounds five favorite songs no older AI with Charlie Kirk is coming home red sun in the sky Chulima on the wing
[03:41:55] Mufasa is Friday then that's right. Those are my five favorite songs on the telly Phoenix emoji
[03:42:02] Thank you for the 20 gift this subs lad
[03:42:04] bush
[03:42:10] We're at level six art traded it wait there's a UK drill we are Charlie Kirk
[03:42:15] Okay, maybe I'll play that maybe maybe maybe maybe it's hot pop. Maybe it's coming home football's coming home lads
[03:42:29] Kaya callous says dear Gideon as you know the EU and Israel have a lot that bind us
[03:42:33] I value our dialogue and engagement and I'm open to continue in that spirit respectfully and constructively
[03:42:39] Dialogue is the foundation of diplomacy
[03:42:41] especially when differences arise, the EU is always committed to a constructive
[03:42:44] relationship with Israel to bring peace to the Middle East.
[03:42:47] The two-state solution remains the only viable path.
[03:42:50] The EU has condemned the illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank that make it increasingly
[03:42:54] difficult to get that goal.
[03:42:55] That is the EU position.
[03:43:01] Do you think she's actually thought about what it is that binds the EU and Israel, or
[03:43:05] is it just a rote prompt and response sort of thing?
[03:43:09] So what was the private thing that Kaya Kala said is apparently she was being kind of mean
[03:43:16] about our big beautiful emotional support apartheid state.
[03:43:27] She said Israel's an imposit state.
[03:43:30] Dostedly.
[03:43:31] Dostedly.
[03:43:32] What a Nazi she is.
[03:43:35] What a fucking Nazi she is.
[03:43:38] Foreign Minister has cut ties with the EU's chief diplomat because she compared Israel
[03:43:43] to the racist apartheid regime that existed in South Africa.
[03:43:48] Kayakalas is said to have made the communes during closed-door meetings with Mexican government
[03:43:53] officials.
[03:43:54] Yeah, so she was correct, and Israel was like, we don't like your correct statement?
[03:44:02] Is that what it is?
[03:44:05] She said, there's apartheid in Israel. And right at that moment, they started to talk
[03:44:08] about erasing her position from the EU. Wow. I mean, it's kind of funny because Kaia Callis
[03:44:14] is kind of a Nazi, but like the, the liberal version, you know what I mean? Like the NATO
[03:44:19] Atlanticism that is probably the closest equivalent to like a, a domineering expansionist movement
[03:44:27] because it's like America's entire force projection capabilities.
[03:44:33] And therefore, of course, like, she's that kind of, she's that kind of fascist, right?
[03:44:40] However, I guess even a fascist can be correct in this, in this moment, when, when an even
[03:44:47] larger fascist force comes into play, we're at level six hop train with a minute remaining,
[03:44:53] with a minute fucking remaining lads, level six hop train lads at 86% level six hop train,
[03:45:03] only four levels out, but I'll be three levels out from fucking carrying the
[03:45:08] flying. Thoughts on the Turkish national team's exit? I have no thoughts on it,
[03:45:13] it's terrible. No, the EU, Hispanic or revising its foreign service happen for
[03:45:15] the Israel thing, chatter, stupid, if anything, she's trying to gain favor from
[03:45:18] member states by shitting on Israel. Ex-author, Gizmo, thank you for the five
[03:45:23] gift subs, small tanks, thank you for the 10 gifted. Text slug, thank you for the
[03:45:28] five gifted subs ankle foot thank you for the five gifted as well alright we
[03:45:35] made it level seven on train 26% step up 69 fucking hell
[03:45:43] comacrest fucking hell mob pixel thank you for the five gifted subs
[03:45:52] While on a trip to Mexico in May, he's reported to have described how a visit to a plastic
[03:45:59] museum in Johannesburg moved her.
[03:46:02] Gideon Sa accuses Kallas of acting obsessively and with blatant unfaithful.
[03:46:07] The most nationalist Turk doesn't have thoughts you're kidding.
[03:46:10] 60 shots, 0 goals.
[03:46:11] I mean I have no thoughts other than shame.
[03:46:15] A deep sense of shame.
[03:46:16] Fast and furious Tokyo drift.
[03:46:19] Thank you for the 25 gifted subs.
[03:46:21] ominous block of concrete thank you for the five gifted and suit and press 27 10
[03:46:27] thank you for the five gifted lana christian de salon what lan lana chris
[03:46:34] date de salon thank you for the five gifted mmm cheesy thank you for the five
[03:46:40] gifted stubs level seven hot train achieved so close
[03:46:51] The trigger of trigger if a trigger if thank you for the 10 Midwest and mom fed a yin thing
[03:47:04] with five melodious and the five as per the name of the five real doctor jihad thank you
[03:47:11] for the five gifted subs level eight high train four minutes raining 32% practicing
[03:47:17] for a BBC documentary? Yes, this hype train used to be a ghost town. It was. Why the accent?
[03:47:22] Because it's coming home. Football's coming home, lads. That's right. Third our poll. Efforts night
[03:47:30] if fall. Thank you for the five.
[03:47:33] Towards the state of Israel, he said he would save all contact with Callas until she retracts
[03:47:39] the comments, which he described as blood libel. When Callas responded to SARS post on
[03:47:44] eggs. She didn't confirm.
[03:47:46] These guys have one speed. It's always blood libel.
[03:47:48] Greek Canadian.
[03:47:51] Yeah, everyone's rank call.
[03:47:54] A lot of people don't know this, but I'm actually British.
[03:47:57] That's right. I'm fucking British lads.
[03:48:01] They banned me from my own country.
[03:48:04] Shabana Mahmood. How dare you?
[03:48:08] In my heart, in my soul.
[03:48:10] I'm a proper, I'm a proper Brexit gayser.
[03:48:14] Science is a candle in a dark. Thank you for the 20 gifted subs Fisco Biddle. Thank you for the five gifted subs
[03:48:23] Everyone's rank cool
[03:48:25] Thank you. You'll be Stan. Thank you
[03:48:29] Solidarity with Gaza
[03:48:31] or deny comparing Israel's treatment of Palestinians to the level nine hot train
[03:48:36] the apartheid regime in South Africa level nine hot train
[03:48:40] 20%
[03:48:42] This is my real voice. I've been lying to you this entire time as British people are known to do
[03:48:48] As you know, British people are quite convincing when it comes to doing a proper American accent
[03:48:56] That's right. This entire time I was talking like this. It was fake. This is not my real voice
[03:49:02] This is my real voice
[03:49:05] I'm one of the many British people that stay in American jobs here on
[03:49:10] US soil in it
[03:49:12] That's right. One wing and Valkyrie. Thank you for the five gifted.
[03:49:20] Your accent is going on tour from the Midlands to London. Yes, I've been all around. I've
[03:49:26] been all around the United Kingdom. Yeah. Why do you think I'm I can do such a convincing
[03:49:34] Eve fat law?
[03:49:38] You sound exactly like Joey Knight. Check him out. As petty, as patty. Yes, I was doing
[03:49:54] British tachyia this entire time. As a sleeper self, as Steve Hilton, who I've clearly voted
[03:50:04] for illegally numerous times. That's right, before you know it, Steve Hilton will be your
[03:50:12] and my governor, the new governor. And before you know it, California will be a part of
[03:50:19] the Commonwealth. This is Henry Pinkerton. Signing off.
[03:50:30] Does he have scouts accent? It's the hardest one.
[03:50:34] I'm not a Tory, I'm a scouts lad.
[03:50:37] I'm fucking, fucking, live appeal.
[03:50:42] Joey Knight, let's take a look.
[03:50:44] I'm walking my way up to that title, I think.
[03:50:46] Yeah, that's it man, that's it. I just, uh, look, of course I'd love to fight in the great.
[03:50:51] I don't think I'd get that fight next. I think it'd take a few fights for me to get there.
[03:50:55] I'm happy to take on all comments man. Like I said to I said to moms at the start
[03:51:00] That obviously I'll fight anyone. I don't think I sound like this man. I don't know why you think I do
[03:51:08] Tricks mom. Thank you for the 25 gifted subs
[03:51:18] That's right
[03:51:19] We're so near
[03:51:21] Petty peck, Justin, just ignore me. Thank you for the 10 gifted subs, level 85. 85%
[03:51:30] at level 9 high-trend.
[03:51:31] These things are incredibly diverse in terms of accents, and it just so happens that I can do
[03:51:36] many of these accents as my party trick. So come with me as I take you on a guided tour through
[03:51:42] all of the accents and archetypes of Great Britain.
[03:51:45] Someone said how can an island have so many different 96% 97%
[03:51:49] 99% and just like that we're off to the la- and just like that lads we're off to the races
[03:51:58] We are charlie kirk UK drill cover
[03:52:12] We're off to the fucking races lads
[03:52:15] We carried a flying monster in
[03:52:17] We carry the fucking fly once again
[03:52:35] Oh my god, this is terrible
[03:52:47] this is ass bro okay veto veto sorry we're going on with the with the
[03:52:53] British
[03:53:17] We'll fight for the gods
[03:53:18] But we'll never think we'll be cursed
[03:53:21] Curse our own
[03:53:22] Together we're broken
[03:53:23] We'll make heaven out
[03:53:25] The husband, the father
[03:53:27] His family, his name
[03:53:30] The homegirls, our scripture
[03:53:33] Unfaith without fear
[03:53:35] The world tried to silence
[03:53:38] But since what I've been made
[03:53:40] And I've been at the gods
[03:53:43] And Christ is to stay
[03:53:46] We are Charlie Kirk, we carry the flame
[03:53:50] Patrick dancing like Hunter Shaper next to FDA Twins
[03:53:53] We carry your own, together I'm broken, we'll make heaven known
[03:53:57] We'll make heaven known
[03:54:02] We'll make heaven known
[03:54:07] The battle is raging, the darkness will fall
[03:54:12] We rise with his spirit
[03:54:15] We answer the call
[03:54:18] The truth is eternal
[03:54:20] The cost is our kind
[03:54:23] We've got as our kind
[03:54:25] And we march side by side
[03:54:29] We are Charlie Kirk
[03:54:31] We carry the flag
[03:54:32] We'll fight for the gospel
[03:54:34] On our day
[03:54:35] We are Charlie Kirk
[03:54:36] We've got our own
[03:54:37] Together, I'm broken
[03:54:39] We'll make heaven known
[03:54:40] This is beautiful because Charlie definitely would not appreciate this.
[03:55:00] This is the most transgender genre of music and honoring Charlie Kirk with, you know,
[03:55:07] Hyperpop is certainly something he would not appreciate at all.
[03:55:11] This is like, this is so much,
[03:55:14] this is so much worse than any other version of this thing.
[03:55:17] Okay.
[03:55:20] Charlie Kirk CX.
[03:55:27] This is what you hear when you pop a Molly
[03:55:29] the turning point USA rave.
[03:55:30] Okay.
[03:55:37] Okay, you know ball for a dude who doesn't like music. Oh, come on. I know hyperbomb
[03:55:51] Also, I knew about the coop as well
[03:55:53] Like I literally used to play it way back in the day a lot of you guys were like, oh boots Riley like
[03:55:59] You know play his music. You don't know about boots Riley's music. It's like no, I do actually
[03:56:03] I do don't put that shit on trans people. Wait, what don't put that shit on trans people as in hyperpop
[03:56:10] I don't have to put that shit on trans people trans people put that shit on when they get the oxcord. What do you mean?
[03:56:23] The coup
[03:56:25] I think.
[03:56:35] Brad Lander is playing both
[03:56:37] sides.
[03:56:45] What is this?
[03:56:47] Lander playing every side doing
[03:56:49] videos with Delte's brain.
[03:56:51] I do not listen to hyperbos that trans women do not put that shit on me. Okay, it's fine
[03:56:59] Okay, it's okay
[03:57:01] You can lie to yourself. You can lie to your friends. You can lie to people around you. It's all good
[03:57:06] You don't bop your head of that it added a little bit. It's not even just about being trans
[03:57:11] It's like even if you're an ally to trans people
[03:57:16] Hyperpop does something where you're like, okay, I dig this
[03:57:20] Okay, she's what it is. She's like hits a different frequency
[03:57:40] Anyway
[03:57:50] Let's get back to the one-time Kajar callus. Kajar, Kalas, was actually correct.
[03:58:06] We asked you about it at the UNI dissemnance in Brussels.
[03:58:09] You have tens if not hundreds of statements on Israel and Gaza by me, so on the record.
[03:58:18] And you see what I've been saying.
[03:58:21] I've been representing European Union, and it's true that we don't see always eye-to-eye
[03:58:27] with the Israelis.
[03:58:29] For example, regarding the violent settlers and the expansion of settlements on the West
[03:58:35] Bank, we have been very critical.
[03:58:37] I've had very good open and frank and sometimes very difficult discussions with the minister
[03:58:43] Mr. Sarka will comment on anything what was made or said or not said behind the closed doors.
[03:58:50] The choice of words goes too far for Israel's allies.
[03:58:53] I have to say this word again.
[03:58:57] Oh wow, shocked to find out that
[03:58:59] But, Ball Licker Fredrick Murs was disavowing the correct, the one correct statement that
[03:59:10] Kaya Kalz has ever fucking made, Kaya Kalz has ever made, wow.
[03:59:15] But it's worth pointing out that South Africa's official position is that Israel is responsible
[03:59:23] for apartheid against the Palestinians.
[03:59:26] And investigations by some global human rights organizations have reached the same conclusion.
[03:59:33] So has the United Nations and so has the International Court of Justice.
[03:59:39] Virtually every European institution has already openly admitted, openly recognized the Israel's
[03:59:45] apartheid.
[03:59:48] It doesn't matter.
[03:59:49] It's just the truth.
[03:59:51] The diplomatic clash between Kallas and Saar comes as EU leaders' meeting in Brussels
[03:59:55] are still divided over whether to impose more sanctions on Israel.
[03:59:59] Ahead of the meeting, Kallas said the EU was exploring options, including banning imports
[04:00:05] from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
[04:00:08] Five men in their 20s and 30s attacked in Edinburgh.
[04:00:12] Three were taken to hospital, but thankfully none have serious injuries.
[04:00:16] Well, we know that this all happened.
[04:00:18] Yeah, this is the Islamophobic hate crime terror attack that took place that
[04:00:23] Azmin Gold was endorsing and promoting.
[04:00:28] And I guess begging for it to happen more and more.
[04:00:31] Unfolded last night, about 10 to nine in the Sight Hill area of Edinburgh,
[04:00:36] two men were injured and taken to hospital.
[04:00:39] And in the next 40 minutes, three more men were attacked near
[04:00:44] retailers in the west and north of Edinburgh.
[04:00:46] and it was 9.30pm when the suspect was finally detained.
[04:00:51] These locations where the attacks took place were quite a distance from each other.
[04:00:56] We're talking miles, so not necessarily a distance that would be easy to walk.
[04:01:00] Well, Police Scotland have said that a 36-year-old white Scottish man has been arrested
[04:01:05] and he remains in custody.
[04:01:07] There is no further threat to the public, police say,
[04:01:10] that counterterrorism policing Scotland are investigating.
[04:01:13] Well, I can read you a statement now from Home Secretary Shabana Mahmoud, who wrote
[04:01:19] on the social media Network X.
[04:01:21] I'm horrified by news of the attack in Edinburgh.
[04:01:25] She says, I'm grateful to the police and emergency services for their bravery in apprehending
[04:01:30] the suspect and for their speedy response in attending to the victims.
[04:01:34] The suspect appears to be motivated by anti-Muslim hatred.
[04:01:38] There is no place for hatred and violence against Muslims.
[04:01:42] I know it is not who we are as a country.
[04:01:46] Really?
[04:01:49] Y'all literally had anti-immigrant pogroms.
[04:01:54] Like, and, and there was another version of that,
[04:01:57] that happened in the north of Ireland as well.
[04:02:03] So that, that only happened like last week.
[04:02:08] Kind of feels like this is exactly who.
[04:02:12] you guys are. Y'all are too busy rounding up pensioners who dare betray the British
[04:02:23] government and its unlimited loyalty to the nation-state of Israel. So, you know,
[04:02:31] you're too busy focusing on the important stuff, so you probably missed it. But, you
[04:02:36] You know, this shit's happening literally all around the UK.
[04:02:41] Well we are waiting for the details from Police Scotland but an incredibly concerning
[04:02:45] incident for the local community and as I mentioned this man remains in custody.
[04:02:54] Phoebe Southworth with the latest on that Phoebe's thank you.
[04:03:01] Now just days after signing a framework for peace, Iran's leaders claim to have closed
[04:03:06] the straight over.
[04:03:07] Yes.
[04:03:08] I know that there were larger anti-racism rallies that immediately took place afterwards.
[04:03:14] I'm just saying that the government's position is really, it rings hollow when they say,
[04:03:20] oh, this is not who we are when their focus is absolutely not in this direction at all.
[04:03:30] The labor government is also fomenting anti-migrant conspiracies.
[04:03:38] They're also taking an anti-immigrant stance, an anti-immigrant position.
[04:03:42] For Moose, again, actually, let me just bring you some breaking news right now coming on
[04:03:48] that story we're just talking about, and that is the attacks in Edinburgh.
[04:03:53] We've had a statement on it, on X from the prime minister.
[04:03:56] This is what he says.
[04:03:58] Absolutely appalling.
[04:04:00] No one should face violence on our streets.
[04:04:03] The suspects appear to be motivated by anti-Muslim hatred.
[04:04:07] I will not tolerate this, and he will face the full force of the law.
[04:04:12] Here Stammer goes on to say, my thoughts are with those who are injured, and I thank the
[04:04:16] police and the emergency services for their response.
[04:04:21] This Stammer's premiership has been ailing for some time, and how much longer he will
[04:04:26] be spending at number 10 Downing Street is never more in question as now and that's off
[04:04:32] of the back of Andy Burnham's strong by-election win in Makerfield. He outperformed pollsters
[04:04:39] getting over 54% of the vote, leaving the nearest rival the reform candidate.
[04:04:47] I think the reform party is probably the best option for the UK. Yes, I too am a fucking
[04:04:52] idiot dude. I agree.
[04:04:55] Yes, all of the problems that you're experiencing are not because of I was joking. Oh god. Well
[04:05:03] Great
[04:05:04] Also short sleeve jacket is nasty work. I don't even know what's going on here trailing behind at
[04:05:11] 34% short short sleeve suit is
[04:05:16] Wild the boat
[04:05:17] Shit looks like she just ripped them off. You know those are ripoffs
[04:05:21] Now Kistarmer in the past has described Labour's...
[04:05:26] Yeah, Reformist Chicks mate, Restore is the way to fucking go. Reformist Chicks. Restore
[04:05:34] is the way to be a proper lad. Yeah, we're gonna ban Sharia Law, we're gonna ban Kosher
[04:05:41] and Halal Mate. Fucking hell, it's gonna ruin our fucking lamb industry in it, but it's
[04:05:49] so good. The farmers, the farmers are gonna fucking ate it. Yeah, Shakira lore is no
[04:05:58] what we want. Bring back only white migrants in it, but not the fucking
[04:06:08] That's why we did Brexit.
[04:06:18] Voting reform to fix the problem is like fixing a paper cut by jumping into traffic, yeah.
[04:06:25] Mission to try and see off the threat of reform, the right wing party headed up by Nigel Farage,
[04:06:31] as the fight of our times, the fight of our lives,
[04:06:34] but as the last month's local election.
[04:06:38] The sheep will go to a new industry, yeah, the shagging industry.
[04:06:42] What you fucking think we're gonna do with the sheep?
[04:06:45] We're not gonna eat them, we're gonna shag them, mate.
[04:06:48] That's why we're banning cousin marriages too, yeah?
[04:06:51] More sheep, they're fucking shagged.
[04:06:54] What you mean?
[04:06:56] Restore lads, fuck it all, let's go!
[04:07:01] The results showed some are yeah sometimes I shag them sometimes I share them right and
[04:07:11] his sheep love it both. Perhaps not the person who can do that but Burnham will be returning
[04:07:19] to the House of Commons being able to say I was Camille Nedelech out of Zira London.
[04:07:26] Oh my goodness.
[04:07:28] Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
[04:07:32] The man with a bin on his head.
[04:07:34] Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
[04:07:36] And it's not the Tory candidate.
[04:07:39] Ha ha ha ha.
[04:07:41] Looks like something out of Star Wars.
[04:07:43] Ah.
[04:07:45] Anyway, will it?
[04:07:47] Why don't you talk to him?
[04:07:49] No, I'm going to hand you back to him.
[04:07:51] Ah.
[04:07:53] Oh right, OK.
[04:07:55] Yeah, go on then.
[04:07:57] Who are you?
[04:07:59] My name, what kind of journalist is this? You don't know?
[04:08:01] Have a look.
[04:08:03] I've got my list here.
[04:08:05] No, I realise that. Are you a camp bin face?
[04:08:07] Oh, you did go to journalism school.
[04:08:09] Excellent, yes I did.
[04:08:11] A long time ago.
[04:08:13] I said a long time ago.
[04:08:15] Why are you standing in this election?
[04:08:17] Just a stunt?
[04:08:19] A, because it's happening. B, I was in a loose end.
[04:08:21] C, because I believe elected mayors
[04:08:23] should serve out their terms before they're eligible to stand for parliament.
[04:08:27] You've made a sensible political serious political point there.
[04:08:29] Well, you're supposed to be impartial, mate.
[04:08:31] So, let me carry on.
[04:08:32] Ah, it's so fucking stupid.
[04:08:39] What do you say to this, man?
[04:08:41] You're supposed to be impartial, mate.
[04:08:43] Fucking hell.
[04:08:44] I'm going to rephrase the traffic lights on Liverpool Road.
[04:08:47] I'll price cap wick and kebabs at two pounds.
[04:08:50] I'll make cyclists to disobey the highway code.
[04:08:53] have to ride unicycles instead and I will turn HS2 into FFS1 and re-route it.
[04:08:59] I'm not gonna swear are you?
[04:09:00] No, no, no, no, I'm perfectly, although we are past the watershed, but don't worry.
[04:09:04] No, no, no, no, we don't want you swearing please.
[04:09:05] I promise I won't, I'm a good boy.
[04:09:07] And no, but I'm gonna re-route it through rail executives' homes.
[04:09:11] I'm gonna-
[04:09:11] Well, Zoran's in pack.
[04:09:13] I'm gonna make Kebap two pounds.
[04:09:17] We're gonna make Kebap two pounds, yeah?
[04:09:19] We're gonna build at least one-
[04:09:20] Literally directly a Zoran policy.
[04:09:23] I mean, I could go on. What's Andy said he's going to do?
[04:09:26] Oh, he said he said lots he's going to do, and he changes his mind from time to time.
[04:09:31] But anyway, um, are you going to save your deposit? Probably not.
[04:09:36] No, in a word. But if I could beat the Tories or the Lib Dems, that would be quite funny.
[04:09:41] Yeah, I suppose they wouldn't find it very funny, though, would they?
[04:09:44] How many votes do you think you're going to get?
[04:09:47] Well, I'd be happy with one.
[04:09:49] Do you live in the constituency?
[04:09:51] I do tonight.
[04:09:53] Well, it sounds like you don't.
[04:09:54] What do you?
[04:09:55] No, of course not. I don't live here, no.
[04:09:57] So why should I?
[04:09:59] He said, of course not.
[04:10:01] Well, a lot of candidates like to boast that they're local.
[04:10:05] You're obviously not too concerned about that.
[04:10:07] Well, I'm looking at the putative prime minister, Nigel Frohlar.
[04:10:10] She spends more time in America than in Clapton.
[04:10:13] You don't think Mr. Burnham's the putative prime minister then?
[04:10:17] Well, they're both like they both puto putale putari putatus that they will be the next p.m.
[04:10:22] But I think at least Andy feels like he's slightly local to the area, but that's something if I was
[04:10:28] He's with them people lead just not very far from here exactly if I win I swear
[04:10:32] That's not gonna happen. Well, exactly. So I'm gonna say I swear. I'll move to make a field if I win
[04:10:38] I'm sure they'll be delighted. Well, I'm sure there's other people want to interview you. Thank you for talking to sky news
[04:10:44] It's my pleasure. Well interviewed. Well done.
[04:10:55] England isn't real. What do you mean? This is this happens in America too.
[04:10:59] Lord, Lord Binhead is or count bin face. There's also a Lord Buckethead, right?
[04:11:08] If I'm not mistaken, but like we have Vermin Supreme here in America. Like it's fine. This is
[04:11:13] This is just, this is a normal court.
[04:11:15] I think I got the short straw there.
[04:11:17] I'm proud of people watching that.
[04:11:19] I mean, people were filming you
[04:11:21] interviewing Camp Binfest.
[04:11:22] And I'm afraid for me, you've lost your
[04:11:24] by-election King Crown, because you didn't know
[04:11:26] who he was, and everybody, everybody knows
[04:11:28] you count Binfest.
[04:11:29] Let's be honest about it, but he's still there.
[04:11:31] He won't leave you now.
[04:11:33] Of course, I don't live in the area with the mantles.
[04:11:36] You've gone, John.
[04:11:37] Guys said Zoram policies implemented zero.
[04:11:40] Do's in a coma. The only one that hasn't been implemented at this point is
[04:11:46] Fast and Free Bruses. That's it. Like virtually every other policy has been
[04:11:50] implemented or has initiated the implementation of it.
[04:11:58] Yeah, I gotta say I don't know the answer to those sort of candidates but I think
[04:12:04] I think I think you all right. All right. All right. Well, we're gonna move to this because
[04:12:08] Same guy buckethead had to change the bin face you the copyright wait really
[04:12:16] Democratic socials under fire for plan to abolish prisons. Oh my god. Here we go. Here we fucking go, dude
[04:12:26] I didn't want to watch this shit. Um the five talked about socialism
[04:12:30] Welcome back, Bruce. It's literally just a socialism power hour for these fools, huh? That's
[04:12:37] that's just uh my favorite it's my favorite seeing uh republican you know republican news media
[04:12:50] Republican news media being like this is what's best for the democratic party. Let me tell you
[04:12:55] you, a guy who absolutely fucking despises everything that the Democrats stand for, let
[04:13:02] me tell you what's best.
[04:13:14] Once Fox News get invited, I don't know because they, Sean Hannity brought me up last night
[04:13:19] to Stephen Miller and he's not responding to our emails any longer.
[04:13:24] we keep asking like, when are we going to debate? And he's just stopped responding
[04:13:29] all together.
[04:13:30] Sanders and Zora M. I'm Donny are flexing their socialist muscle for some New
[04:13:34] York comrades. And by the way,
[04:13:36] they wouldn't have to start with that reference.
[04:13:37] The two progressive firebrands joining forces at a rally in Brooklyn packing a
[04:13:41] slate of socialist house candidates in New York,
[04:13:44] but their ambition stretch far beyond the empire state.
[04:13:47] Sanders and Mondami are openly pressuring Democrats to embrace their
[04:13:51] socialist vision. Watch.
[04:13:54] What the mayor is doing here should be done all over this country.
[04:13:58] That is the message reverberating all across this country in small towns and large cities.
[04:14:06] Now people often ask me what I think of the state of the Democratic Party.
[04:14:11] This slate here today is our answer.
[04:14:15] The Democratic Party must change.
[04:14:18] We need a Democratic Party with backbone.
[04:14:24] A democratic party that offers an affirmative agenda without apology.
[04:14:30] Taylor, after the last election in 2024, I thought we would see a democratic party remove
[04:14:34] closer to the center overall, collectively, and have somebody with charisma and military
[04:14:38] background.
[04:14:39] That's what I thought you learned from it.
[04:14:41] But I am shocked, and maybe so were democratic establishment, that the money and the enthusiasm
[04:14:48] is behind outright socialist, not kind of socialist,
[04:14:51] socialist, embrace the label.
[04:14:54] What happened?
[04:14:55] You know, Dana Perino says it all the time on the show
[04:14:57] and she's 100% correct that the DSA,
[04:15:00] the Democrat Socialists of America, are organized.
[04:15:02] And we are increasingly seeing that there was a great
[04:15:05] Washington Post opinion piece today that walks through
[04:15:07] that 200 chapters is what the DSA has, 100,000 members.
[04:15:13] And this piece takes you through the rise of Graham Platner.
[04:15:16] how that was not something that just happened organically.
[04:15:18] It was organized by two operatives
[04:15:21] who knew about his scandals
[04:15:22] who made sure those didn't come out.
[04:15:24] And then they come out at right at the very end,
[04:15:26] but Janet Mills, the more establishment Democrat
[04:15:28] was already out of the race at that point.
[04:15:29] So they're organized, they are planning,
[04:15:32] and there needs to be a deep reckoning
[04:15:34] within the Democratic Party.
[04:15:35] But here's the hard part.
[04:15:36] I know Jessica, my friend over,
[04:15:37] you're not a socialist,
[04:15:38] you are more of the moderate wing of the party,
[04:15:40] but the party as a whole is representative
[04:15:43] of the socialist viewpoint.
[04:15:44] You can look at this polling.
[04:15:46] Harry Inten put some of it together.
[04:15:47] MU Law, credible poll.
[04:15:49] What you see in that poll is Democrats socialists
[04:15:51] have a net favorability within the Democratic Party
[04:15:54] of plus 17, Congressional Democrats plus four.
[04:15:57] So that way of the party is winning out,
[04:15:59] and that's not the only poll.
[04:16:00] You look at Gallup, where capitalism
[04:16:02] had a plus one favorability.
[04:16:05] You're mocking voice, I'm very class conscious
[04:16:07] of the poor populations whose voices you take on
[04:16:09] are not entirely inaccurate to the Luda mass,
[04:16:11] but those actions are shared by the ground
[04:16:13] of working class who align with their politics
[04:16:14] be better use. My favorite thing is when I do British accents that are both objectively
[04:16:19] posh and also like numerous different British accents. And there is always a British guy
[04:16:25] that gets mad every single time. There's always a British guy that will get mad and
[04:16:30] be like, you're actually making fun of the working class. And it's really interesting
[04:16:34] because this is literally the exact same thing that people do when I do the hell yeah, brother
[04:16:40] Deserat all this shit. Yep. Yes, you do with Appalachian access all the time. Yeah, I do all different sorts of accents. It's fun
[04:16:46] I'm trying to have fun politics is dog shit. Okay, it sucks politics is dog shit. It sucks. It's dark
[04:16:57] It's it's not very fun. I'm trying to make it fun for myself and for the people that are tuning in. Okay, that's it
[04:17:03] Bro thought jokes would fly is not the type of politics that we do around these parts. Okay. I'm the fuck down. Oh
[04:17:13] My god. Oh my fucking god joke police. We will we will alert the presses alert the police
[04:17:23] Huh
[04:17:25] Asmigold openly defends anti-muslim terrorist attack in the UK where 5 men got stabbed,
[04:17:33] this is nothing, this is nothing, this is nothing even remotely bad, who cares, I don't
[04:17:35] want to hear about this, now he is son wants to be worried about something bad happening
[04:17:38] to him.
[04:17:39] This is why he doubles down and explains why he doesn't care if Muslim people get stabbed
[04:17:42] in the UK, I have zero sympathy and I don't give a fuck about some guy stabbing people
[04:17:46] because they less stuff like this happen.
[04:17:49] I have zero sympathy and I do not give a fuck about some guy stabbing people.
[04:17:55] because they let stuff like this happen on a day who's day like who is the day
[04:18:00] that's letting stuff like this happen you know what i mean and this is this is a
[04:18:07] what like a random black guy in portugal how does this how is this in any way
[04:18:12] should perform connected to the islamophobic hate crime that took place in in uh was it
[04:18:18] ember daily basis they never police these people they never hold these people accountable
[04:18:25] and then they want us all that empathy for five people that get stabbed
[04:18:28] meanwhile this is happening on an industrial level all across europe
[04:18:32] and they refuse to even talk about it
[04:18:36] who is they like what what do you mean crime is there are the people who are
[04:18:39] pro crime is that what it is is there
[04:18:42] is there a big they out there that's like pro crime where they're like all we
[04:18:45] love crime let's never give it please give an inch
[04:18:49] never give an inch
[04:18:52] Happening at an industrial level to be clear terrorists already explain why he committed these attacks after he got arrested
[04:18:56] I'm protecting my country from these fucking Muslim bastards raping our young dollars. What he said. Yes
[04:19:04] It's so clear what he's trying to do man is always the same it's fucking
[04:19:10] rich people
[04:19:11] That don't want you to recognize that Muslim immigrants are no different than you in any way shape or form as a matter of fact
[04:19:18] You have a lot more similarities with these Muslim immigrants
[04:19:21] Then then you do with your landlord or your boss or
[04:19:27] Faceless lifeless parasitic forces of capital they don't care about you okay?
[04:19:32] These guys are your neighbors
[04:19:33] But as long as you hate your neighbors instead of recognizing who actually controls the lovers of power
[04:19:39] You are the easiest the fucking dupe and manipulate that's all this is and asming gold is a champion of this cause
[04:19:45] Asmongold is the great divider. He does not want you to get mad at the wealthy. He wants you to get mad at others, okay?
[04:19:54] He wants you to get mad at other working-class folk.
[04:19:57] That's it.
[04:19:59] He wants to make you feel like there are some of these like super woke forces out there who actually
[04:20:06] don't think that crime is a bad thing and should be solved in any meaningful fashion.
[04:20:11] He has no solution to it. As a matter of fact, he benefits from crime continuing.
[04:20:15] So we can always point to it and try to make it into racial agit prop
[04:20:21] There's always this like other
[04:20:25] You push him on it he'll say oh, you know the liberal elites, okay?
[04:20:35] Yeah
[04:20:37] problem is this kind of the this kind of
[04:20:40] of racist agitative propaganda is very effective because a lot of people want to advocate responsibility
[04:20:47] and a lot of people also don't want to look at the current system, the current design
[04:20:54] of the system and want to believe that actually there is like some kind of nefarious shadow
[04:20:59] elite that's like demographically replacing them and creating an existential crisis.
[04:21:05] The existential crisis is here, it's capitalism.
[04:21:13] Of course this fucking multi-millionaire who owns multiple businesses by the way, of course
[04:21:21] he is a servant of forces that are even more wealthy and more powerful than he is.
[04:21:30] Yeah, I got banned for reading a manifesto, by the way, of a shooter in order to push
[04:21:48] back against the dangerous misinformation that was being spread on the internet as I've
[04:21:53] done so over and over again.
[04:21:55] That's what I got banned off touch.
[04:21:57] That's what I got banned on Twitch for among numerous other instances.
[04:22:16] Have you talked about the Kratom collusion?
[04:22:18] Yeah, I heard that Mark Wayne Mullen has like a Kratom connection or Kratom company or something.
[04:22:25] So there's like their, their removing classifications of a cratum saying it's not dangerous. I don't know.
[04:22:48] Yeah, literal opiate. After voting so many times,
[04:22:51] After voting for so many Trump nominees, Senator Hickenlooper has been refusing to debate his
[04:22:56] primary opponent, Senator Julian Zollis, who just confronted him asking for a debate.
[04:23:00] Watch Hickenlooper's campaign guy try to shoo her away and get in the way of the camera.
[04:23:04] Amazing.
[04:23:04] It happened.
[04:23:05] How many of you have the time, place and conditions?
[04:23:07] I'm happy to debate.
[04:23:10] Senator, hey, Julian Zollis, great to see you.
[04:23:15] It'd be a joy to be able to debate with you.
[04:23:18] Just curious what's going on.
[04:23:19] But we've been so busy, we've done so many things.
[04:23:22] Doing what?
[04:23:23] We have been all over the state, and I've got to be in DC for about 50 hours a week.
[04:23:30] So that's gone on nonstop, but we'll get a chance.
[04:23:33] When?
[04:23:34] I don't know.
[04:23:35] When?
[04:23:36] You tell me the time, place, and conditions, I'm happy to debate.
[04:23:42] When would that be?
[04:23:43] Let's figure it out now.
[04:23:44] Let's figure it out right now.
[04:23:46] You're the deputy campaign manager.
[04:23:48] Let's figure it out.
[04:23:49] My campaign manager is right here. Let's make a toast.
[04:23:53] All right, Senator, I've had your commitment. Let us debate.
[04:23:57] We've got 10 days to make it happen.
[04:24:00] Is that a yes?
[04:24:01] I said, yeah, I said it worked out.
[04:24:04] I can't control my schedule any more than you can control your schedule.
[04:24:10] Yeah, the best thing saying this is don't you feel like the people of Colorado deserve a debate
[04:24:18] So they can make the best possible choice.
[04:24:23] Don't you feel like it's your duty as the senator, as the incumbent senator, to do a debate for your own constituents, myself included?
[04:24:48] Is this a dude who canceled a Denver event?
[04:25:12] No.
[04:25:14] Senator Heck and Poopy fucking got him.
[04:25:17] Respect, respect.
[04:25:19] Any comments on D-Linka?
[04:25:20] Oh my God, I'm so excited.
[04:25:22] Thank you to the German left for finally recognizing
[04:25:25] that Israel's committing a genocide in Gaza.
[04:25:27] I know it takes a lot.
[04:25:29] Hopefully they can keep pushing, you know?
[04:25:31] I know internally, I'm sure there was a lot of pressure
[04:25:35] from a lot of the rank and filers who made it happen.
[04:25:40] And I know how difficult it is, but, you know,
[04:25:44] Jesus Christ.
[04:25:46] They haven't?
[04:25:48] I thought Delinka recognized that Israel was committing a genocide in Gaza like recently.
[04:25:53] Did they not?
[04:26:06] They rebuked it?
[04:26:14] What is this asman gold?
[04:26:29] What the fuck is this?
[04:26:41] have yesterday. Why is there no news? I'm looking at it right now. I'm trying to figure it out,
[04:26:48] but there's nothing on on the internet over this. This is Australian. A lot of folks seem to be
[04:26:53] impressed by Vane's criticism of Israel, but unless and until the administration shows is willing
[04:26:57] to impose actual consequences, it means about as much as Biden leaking that he's upset with BD for
[04:27:01] the 100th time. True. They said anti Zionism is anti-Semitism and we shouldn't talk about it. Stop.
[04:27:11] The left officially calls Israel's actions a genocide, left stands on Israel's sensitive
[04:27:25] issue after heated debate that delegates have now reached a consensus.
[04:27:28] The party officially describes Israel's actions in the Gaza war as a genocide.
[04:27:32] This is literally, oh my God, oh my God.
[04:27:38] Fuckin' what is going on in Germany, man? What the fuck? In 2026?
[04:27:45] Sure, on the one hand, I want to celebrate this achievement of all the delegates that
[04:27:54] fought long and hard to make it happen, but also on the other hand, what the fuck? Goddamn
[04:28:02] Germany just so spiritually broken. Yes, I know the spike in Islam over hate crimes
[04:28:10] is definitely the result of the the fake Muslims are doing rape report.
[04:28:15] Germany Israel then die strategy.
[04:28:26] Yes, I know that.
[04:28:29] Many a clarion.
[04:28:38] Mehmet Walsh Oulu.
[04:28:39] They did ridiculous wishy washy shit.
[04:28:42] No, they didn't.
[04:28:43] They finally the courage is of also declare that Israel has a right to exist.
[04:28:45] because they're fucking braindead. I'm telling you, do just ask them a fucking party member about to drop out of the party. Check my messages.
[04:28:54] The left party managed to resolve a potentially divisive issue on the first day of its national party conference in Poltstam. It stands un-Israel.
[04:28:59] The party now officially classifies Israel's actions in Gaza wars at genocide.
[04:29:02] Corresponding motion was passed by a large majority.
[04:29:05] Specifically, it states, international organizations, human rights organizations, and numerous international law experts speak at genocide
[04:29:10] against the passing of Gaza. We agree with this assessment.
[04:29:12] A two-state solution is demanded. Okay, are they gonna split the existing nation-state of Israel into east and west then?
[04:29:23] You know not the not Gaza in the West Bank
[04:29:26] I mean like literally what is known as the inside of the green line the the nation Israel. Maybe they'll maybe they'll split it up a little bit
[04:29:36] You know since there's a right to exist after you recognize that it's doing a genocide
[04:29:42] Yeah, east is real, west is real.
[04:29:56] It's just so, I don't even want to talk about Germany, man.
[04:30:02] On Democrats in 2010, now socialism has a plus 24 advantage over capitalism today.
[04:30:10] So Democrats have to oust this part of their party or embrace it or cater to it, but it
[04:30:15] is a real problem that they have when the base of their party is so in step with an
[04:30:20] ideology that has failed wherever it's been tried.
[04:30:22] Cuba, the Soviet Union, and the list goes on.
[04:30:25] So I cannot wait, Jessica, to see what you have to say, because my gut feeling would
[04:30:28] be if they told me, this is the scenario in 2026 after 24, I would say, well, if the
[04:30:32] Socialists do rise. Pelosi, Jefferies, Schumer, Dick Durbin, they would push back. They'd
[04:30:41] have a few press conferences and say, no, no, Janet Mills is the taboo, which by the
[04:30:45] way Schumer was for.
[04:30:46] They tried.
[04:30:47] Right. So like why wouldn't they use their political power in their street smarts and
[04:30:50] their savvy to push back in their own party?
[04:30:53] They have been doing the best that they can. Like Hakeem Jefferies is supporting all of
[04:30:58] the moderate or establishment candidates in our New York primaries. We know we go to vote
[04:31:02] the last Tuesday's election day, early voting's already open.
[04:31:06] He's out there, you know, back in Dan Goldman, for instance, with Brad Lander coming up.
[04:31:12] He was losing by about 20.
[04:31:14] And I'm in Dan Goldman's district.
[04:31:15] I did not expect it to be that enormous of a spread.
[04:31:19] But Mom Donnie's backing is meaningful to people in this city.
[04:31:22] And that was the trade that Brad Lander made during the mayoral.
[04:31:27] The one that I won-
[04:31:28] Is Jessica your only friend at Fox?
[04:31:30] No, I have many friends.
[04:31:32] Sean Hannity, Brian Kilme, Greg Butfeld, Jesse Waters.
[04:31:40] I want to focus on who is the most disturbing to me, though, is this Daria
[04:31:44] Lisa of the Chevrolet. Oh my God, Jessica, Jessica, stop giving them an inch.
[04:31:53] What's wrong with you? God fucking moderate Democrats, dude.
[04:31:56] every single goddamn time I swear to God they have to be like no you don't
[04:32:02] understand you see I'm a reasonable Democrat okay I don't like these people
[04:32:06] well these people are a part of your fucking coalition okay holy shit whatever
[04:32:16] happened to the debate that they wanted to have Sean Shawnee boy Shawnee baby I'm
[04:32:21] I'm waiting for you with bathed breath
[04:32:27] She's been doing interviews, which is good you should be out there doing that
[04:32:31] This woman is out of her mind. She's a prison abolitionist. She's not out of her mind, dude. Oh
[04:32:39] God this country is so fucking reactionary. It is so unbelievably reactionary
[04:32:47] Actually
[04:32:51] There is no avenue for Daria Lisa to become a congressional representative and then vote to like make prisons illegal. Okay, that's not a real thing
[04:33:05] It's like saying oh you're a socialist candidate running for office that means you want to abolish landlords or something
[04:33:14] Okay
[04:33:16] It's not how this this is not how this works in American politics
[04:33:19] Okay? And I say this as someone who's not in faith. Like, I'm not, I'm not an anarchist. Okay?
[04:33:26] I'm not an anarchist. I understand the concept of prison abolition, but I'm not an endorser of
[04:33:34] the subject. Okay? Same with police. Same with police and policing. Okay? I'm not an anarchist.
[04:33:44] You know? There's always going to be need to decoordinate some people, at least for the,
[04:33:48] you know, at least for a little bit, especially in the rehabilitative process. Okay. Having said that,
[04:33:59] having said that, once again, I understand where people are coming from. Like this is,
[04:34:05] I'm fine with, you know, being in a coalition with people like that, rather than the fucking people
[04:34:11] that are in favor of private prisons, for example, that is a honest, just goal to move in the direction of, as opposed to the opposing side that is completely fucking normalized, our unbelievably draconian prison system, and also on top of that are wholly endorsing private prisons, it's fucking ridiculous.
[04:34:41] There's no connection between anarchism and prison abolition. Educate yourself.
[04:34:45] Come on, dude. It's a fucking Venn diagram that happens to be a circle, please.
[04:34:50] Sure, not all prison abolitionists are anarchists.
[04:34:59] Or not all... It's just... it's one of the same. It's tough for me to...
[04:35:05] It's tough for me to see. Does anything different than that? I'm sorry.
[04:35:11] Like you're an anarchist and you're pro-prisons.
[04:35:20] I mean, Chatter's right, Renner wrote a lot about the abolition of the state, yes, as
[04:35:26] an end goal.
[04:35:28] Jesus Christ.
[04:35:32] It's not something that I oppose.
[04:35:36] And in the interim, you obviously have to try whatever you can.
[04:35:51] You read something rawful, so you didn't read it properly.
[04:35:54] Are you responding to yourself?
[04:35:56] What's happening?
[04:35:59] Not all abolitionists are anarchists, but all anarchists are abolitionists.
[04:36:11] Beating up by anarchists is honestly kind of bullshit, especially when it's surrounded
[04:36:13] by liberals.
[04:36:14] I mean, I'm literally trying to defend anarchists right now by driving home the point that
[04:36:20] there is a far more nefarious, far more odious force in American politics that has normalized
[04:36:27] private prisons, profiteering off of fucking imprisoning people and enslaving people in
[04:36:33] an effort to say, I would much rather have prison abolitionist anarchism, my coalition,
[04:36:38] than whatever the fuck that psychotic nonsense is.
[04:36:41] And of course, as is the case always, there are going to be anarchists that immediately
[04:36:45] attack me.
[04:36:46] Okay.
[04:36:47] There are going to be anarchists that immediately attack me, go, you don't understand abolition.
[04:36:51] You don't understand anarchism.
[04:36:54] And then I have to like explain my position until there are means of potentially reforming
[04:37:03] or dealing with anti-social personality disorder crimes, crimes born out of like medical conditions
[04:37:11] and whatnot.
[04:37:12] There's obviously going to be a need to like cordon off people every now and then in the
[04:37:16] process of that reform regardless.
[04:37:21] And I don't see that happening anytime soon because the overwhelming majority of crimes
[04:37:28] are a direct consequence of, I mean all crimes are direct consequences of material conditions,
[04:37:32] but the overwhelming majority of crimes are done due to socioeconomic conditions.
[04:37:38] Okay?
[04:37:40] I understand that.
[04:37:44] But there are still some crimes that take place that require holding people when they
[04:37:53] don't want to be held, okay?
[04:37:57] And she was doing an editorial board.
[04:38:00] And I also am not in favor of, you know, I'm not a police abolitionist anyway, so.
[04:38:07] Or meeting about it.
[04:38:09] They asked her four times what she would do with a murderer.
[04:38:12] No answer.
[04:38:13] No answer.
[04:38:15] And you've heard Bernie Sanders goes everywhere, right?
[04:38:18] Does all the media have some of the toughest talk about the border, right?
[04:38:21] Does our party failed on the border?
[04:38:22] Of course you have to have borders.
[04:38:24] That's a ludicrous idea.
[04:38:25] Well, what do you think about a prison abolitionist?
[04:38:27] Then she's with us at Herndon on America Actually, his podcast.
[04:38:31] He asked about this deleted tweet.
[04:38:32] She was smart enough to go around deleting tweets at least.
[04:38:35] But she had this one that said, all deportations are wrong.
[04:38:38] So we pushed her.
[04:38:39] And she said, well, you know, there's, you know, the good guys, right?
[04:38:41] Like the guys that.
[04:38:42] I've already explained this the easiest counter to that is I want people to be punished well
[04:38:47] She's you know abolitionist so it's tough for her to say that but like my perspective on it is simple
[04:38:53] I want motherfuckers to be punished if they're doing a crime. Okay
[04:38:57] I don't want him to get a fucking free trip back home. What do you mean? Like
[04:39:02] That is a way to explain this concept to to
[04:39:06] the most reactionary people
[04:39:08] What do you mean? If someone is just like doing a rape, if someone has done a rape, you're just not going to put them in prison, you're just going to deport them?
[04:39:19] The fuck is wrong with you? You don't want there to be justice at all?
[04:39:27] I don't get it. I don't understand.
[04:39:31] why do you want people to be punished I don't know man I do think that you know
[04:39:35] pedophilic rape should have some kind of sentence where you know you're you're
[04:39:41] at least checked on right I know I'm a fucking reactionary Nazi for this take
[04:39:47] I know please just stop please
[04:39:52] Please don't do shit. I know that's also a fucking problem because I want them to do their fucking jobs
[04:40:05] Do your fucking job do your job do your job do your job
[04:40:14] Anyway, most of the people that are deported after doing a crime
[04:40:19] already are processed through the criminal justice system beforehand. People don't just like get, or at least in the past, people didn't just get deported without due process for merely being suspected of doing a crime. That's insane.
[04:40:34] It's fundamentally at odds with the R Constitution. You have to go through the proper channels.
[04:40:39] channels. Are black people anarchist for being prison abolitionists? Maybe. I mean, black
[04:40:51] people can be anarchists as well. I don't know what the fuck the question is. Are you
[04:40:55] saying that every single black person on the planet is a prison abolitionist? Is that the
[04:40:59] argument that you just advanced just now? Like black people are a monolithic force?
[04:41:07] up at Home Depot. He goes, that's not what we're talking about. Everyone agrees with
[04:41:10] that generally speaking. We're not talking about the infraction, the administrative infraction
[04:41:14] across on the border. I'm saying, what if someone violates U.S. criminal law here? She
[04:41:19] says, well, we have a criminal justice system. Well, guess what? They're not ours. Send them
[04:41:23] back to where-
[04:41:24] You're trying too hard to sound normal law. Dude, that is not a problem. That's a good
[04:41:28] thing. And you should all remember that. And you should do that too. Okay? You should
[04:41:36] also do that. It's not a bad thing. That's a very good thing, especially if you're messaging
[04:41:41] to a broader audience. Okay? Hello.
[04:41:53] The problem with policing is that as an institution, it was designed to protect the forces of
[04:41:58] capital. But in theory, it's supposed to protect the people. Okay? That's the problem with
[04:42:04] policing. Even anarchists are in favor of some form of policing, okay, that is at least
[04:42:13] democratically organized, you know, community policing or the like, whatever the fuck you
[04:42:17] want to call it, right? It's a normal part of societal existence. Of course, you're
[04:42:23] going to have a group of people that basically create the presence of law and order and also
[04:42:32] maintain law and order, the rules that we have all organized around, the social contract
[04:42:39] that we abide by. Someone's got to make sure that that's happening. All matter of authority
[04:42:46] is technically authoritarian. All matter of government is technically authoritarian. There's
[04:42:50] always going to be a guy who wants to do something that we as a society have collectively understood
[04:42:55] as bad. Okay? Not good. Bad. You know, bad for the common good. For example, pedophilia.
[04:43:05] There's plenty of pedophiles out there. One of them is a president. Okay? Many of them
[04:43:09] elites, they want to do pedophilia. We collectively have understood that that's a bad thing. It
[04:43:16] harms children. It harms the next generation. We've decided that it's illegal to do this,
[04:43:22] Right? Someone's got to fucking, you know, grab the people that are doing it.
[04:43:26] The problem is the police don't actually grab the societal elites that are doing it, for example.
[04:43:31] That's a problem. That's an issue, right?
[04:43:43] A lot of people sincerely will act as though they're abolitionists or whatever the fuck.
[04:43:48] And then they nut every time they hear about another fucking billionaire CEO getting punished in China.
[04:43:56] They have decided, they have decided, and I'm not saying there is your abolitionist who are okay with pedophilia, man.
[04:44:04] I'm not saying abolitionists are okay with pedophilia.
[04:44:06] I'm just, I'm asking the question, what do you do in that situation?
[04:44:11] Okay.
[04:44:12] What do you do in that situation?
[04:44:14] It's not just pedophilia.
[04:44:14] I bet it was just like the most extreme version of it.
[04:44:19] Okay.
[04:44:22] Yes, the fuck you are.
[04:44:29] I love that I started off this conversation by defending Dottie
[04:44:32] Aliza saying that her position is actually much more moral than
[04:44:37] the overwhelming majority of Americans that want to fucking
[04:44:40] shoot you dead for stealing a Snickers bar from the gas station, especially if you're black,
[04:44:46] and you guys immediately had to make it an argument about the boundaries of abolition.
[04:44:59] We do it to ourselves, guys. We do it to ourselves. We're doing it right now, okay?
[04:45:10] They're from, that's like the 80-20 issue of our time.
[04:45:15] And I think she is not going to win the primary.
[04:45:18] But something like that, you have to be even more forceful than just saying, yeah, we should
[04:45:23] talk about Medicare for all or something.
[04:45:25] The stuff around the criminal justice system is the most dangerous aspects, I think, of
[04:45:30] the DSA philosophy.
[04:45:31] You know, when the Cosme scandal broke out or the Michael Jackson thing first popped
[04:45:35] up, people were like, wow, this caught me by surprise.
[04:45:36] But you know who probably wasn't caught by surprise is, and that's Vandami.
[04:45:40] He knew all this stuff before he said, I'm going to put all my weight behind her, even
[04:45:45] though she's an underdog.
[04:45:46] Why would someone who wants a promising future as mayor of New York City put it on the line
[04:45:51] endorsing someone with these type of beliefs on the record?
[04:45:55] I don't know.
[04:45:56] But I will say that I think that this, the surge in the socialism that we're seeing is
[04:46:02] not accidental.
[04:46:03] It's not coincidental.
[04:46:04] I think it ties directly back to the, you know, mismanagement of the economy that led to...
[04:46:12] Criminal justice reform is one of the most difficult aspects to broach for the average American who,
[04:46:19] I'm sorry to say this, is an unvarnished reactionary of the fucking highest order. Okay?
[04:46:26] Wonderful people, kind people, people that you know, people that you love, people that you live
[04:46:30] live with your whole lives, will turn to Adolf Hitler on a fucking dime like a eugenicist
[04:46:36] psychopath. The moment that we start talking about crime and punishment, this is a byproduct
[04:46:43] of this conversation. Okay? Anytime anybody has an opinion that is a little bit outside
[04:46:51] of the boundaries of the current existing permission structure, which is necessary to
[04:46:56] fucking move the needle, okay, to move the needle to a healthier place because we have
[04:47:02] moved it in only one direction, our whole fucking lives, which is a right-wing swing,
[04:47:06] that's why this country enslaves and houses 25% of the entire planet's incarcerated population,
[04:47:16] despite the reality that it's only 4% of the overall population, highest prisoner density per
[04:47:22] capita
[04:47:24] on the entire planet remember
[04:47:25] we are the ones who constantly talk about north korea china
[04:47:29] and all these other foreign adversaries they're terrifying and dangerous they're
[04:47:32] fucking jailing their political opposition
[04:47:34] they're jailing you for sneezing in public blah blah blah all the shit america
[04:47:38] literally is still far away the leader in incarceration
[04:47:46] okay and instead of taking a cold hard look at this
[04:47:51] fundamentally broken system, we have decided, just like with gun violence, the best solution
[04:47:58] to the problem is to just lean into the problem and create more of that very same problem.
[04:48:08] And there is already an alternative, or at least a vision for a more just and more successful
[04:48:17] alternative that is not so far away from us. But just like the case with a little bit of
[04:48:26] social democracy, you know, health care, for example, free health care, for example, we
[04:48:31] just close our eyes and plug our ears go, la, la, la, la, la, that doesn't work around
[04:48:35] these parts, brother. I mean, look at places like Norway, clearly focusing on rehabilitation
[04:48:43] is far better for reintegration in the normal civilian society general
[04:48:48] population for
[04:48:49] every single type of crime
[04:48:52] there are obviously always going to be edge cases like on this private for
[04:48:56] example
[04:48:57] on this private is not getting out of prison anytime soon he's just never
[04:49:00] gonna get out
[04:49:02] although there is a twenty five year
[04:49:05] uh... limit to to how long someone can stay in prison in a country like norway
[04:49:09] on this private is not getting out because at the end of that twenty five
[04:49:12] your sentence, there is a resentencing board that looks to see if this person has been
[04:49:17] adequately rehabilitated.
[04:49:19] And they say, no, you haven't been adequately rehabilitated.
[04:49:23] So they stay in prison, but the conditions, or is it 21 years, I think, not 25, but the
[04:49:28] prison conditions don't have to be torturous because crime is not about, or the criminal
[04:49:35] justice system is not supposed to be about like torturing people.
[04:49:38] supposed to be about
[04:49:39] solving the problem of crime
[04:49:42] you know taking people away
[04:49:44] after they've done something heinous no matter how heinous it might be
[04:49:48] trying to figure out what the fuck they did it
[04:49:50] and to ensure that they never do it again
[04:49:54] in the united states of america we don't operate like that and that draconian
[04:49:58] attitude
[04:49:59] exists in every facet of america existence that's also low-key part of
[04:50:04] the reason why we have a draconian culture when it comes to social crimes
[04:50:07] for example, oh, you've been caught doing something or saying something bad doesn't matter if
[04:50:13] you were 14 doesn't matter if you were a child doesn't matter if you that that person doesn't
[04:50:18] represent who you are now.
[04:50:20] Fuck you.
[04:50:21] I'm going to fucking reduce you back to that person that you no longer represent every single
[04:50:26] day of the fucking week.
[04:50:28] That is literally the exact same mentality that exists in the criminal justice system.
[04:50:32] Okay.
[04:50:33] A lot of you run around and make fun of woke 1.0, but then you also operate in the exact same way when it comes to someone who has done a crime.
[04:50:43] Huh.
[04:50:46] I think you're basically an abolitionist, but you have the wrong definitions in your head.
[04:50:49] No man, I've read plenty of fucking abolitionist work, okay?
[04:50:55] Jesus Christ.
[04:50:57] I know what I'm doing.
[04:50:58] Some of you genuinely think the best possible way to propagandize is to be
[04:51:04] as impossible to fucking understand, okay? That's that's your goal. Your goal is
[04:51:10] to be like, my ideology is weird, okay? My ideology is strange. I'm not gonna ever
[04:51:16] try to do advocacy for it. I'm just gonna behave in a way that is like impossible
[04:51:20] to fucking understand.
[04:51:23] Anyway, that's not fair, fuck you. I mean, you just accuse me of not knowing, uh, what
[04:51:36] I'm talking about and not reading. And then you got real mad, he's a propaganda's your
[04:51:42] job, not mine. Okay, well then don't tell me how to do my fucking job.
[04:51:56] Sky high inflation over the last five or so years, beginning with COVID,
[04:52:01] escalating through the Biden administration. The one thing, I mean, there's a lot to be critical of
[04:52:07] in the DSA platform. But the one thing they are doing that I think...
[04:52:12] I was canvassing with the DSA. They said that nephism got you where you are. What is the official
[04:52:16] response? It's, fuck yeah, it did. Hell yeah, baby. Fuck you, meme. I own it. What are you gonna do
[04:52:25] about it? What am I gonna do about it? The broader democratic umbrella party is failing to grasp is
[04:52:32] is that this satisfaction with the economy nationwide still remains the dominant driver
[04:52:39] of politics in this country. The majority of American voters still feel that the lived
[04:52:46] economy is very uncomfortable. They can't afford the same things that they used to be
[04:52:51] able to. And the Democratic socialists have seized on that. They have.
[04:52:56] Yeah, I wonder why. I wonder why the socials was seized on capitalism's fundamental flaws.
[04:53:13] Perhaps it has something to do with the, can you say you earn 30k a year?
[04:53:19] Wait, back when I worked as an epitizen recipient? Yes. Who gives a shit?
[04:53:26] identified that problem and tried to drive it home.
[04:53:31] Now we can argue about obviously the policy solutions, right?
[04:53:34] But in terms of voters feeling like somebody is understanding
[04:53:39] the pain that they are feeling,
[04:53:41] they're hitting the nail on the head with this.
[04:53:43] And in that sense, it's not surprising that in New York,
[04:53:47] in California, places like that,
[04:53:49] voters who are left will skew farther left
[04:53:54] you farther left to embrace this kind of a thing. Also remember, you know,
[04:53:59] during the campaign, the last cycle,
[04:54:02] President Biden was criticized roundly for dismissing bad polling.
[04:54:09] He was getting around the issue of affordability.
[04:54:11] He kept telling voters, including his own,
[04:54:14] that it was not as bad as it felt. It was not as bad as it seemed.
[04:54:18] The data didn't match up with what they were experiencing.
[04:54:21] And I think that was a big mistake.
[04:54:23] And that's why you're seeing this so-called surge right now,
[04:54:26] because these candidates have been around for a long time.
[04:54:29] They weren't breaking through.
[04:54:30] So now they're breaking through.
[04:54:31] In America as a suicide mission to try to have a conversation
[04:54:33] on prison reform, cops, military, transgender people,
[04:54:36] that's another one.
[04:54:39] I mean, most of these, look, I'm sorry to say this,
[04:54:43] like, yes, the overwhelming majority of Americans
[04:54:45] have never actually thought about these sorts of things
[04:54:48] at all.
[04:54:49] And there are certain issues that they've been so,
[04:54:51] Thoroughly propagandized against it. It's like impossible to fucking brush a subject matter
[04:54:56] One of those issues is socialism as a matter of fact
[04:54:59] One of those is the alternative economic organization of society also known as socialism
[04:55:03] And it takes a long ass fucking time to get Americans comfortable with this concept
[04:55:08] I know we don't have a lot of time. Okay. I know we don't have a lot of time
[04:55:12] But we we have to make do with what we currently have we have to exhaust all readily available options
[04:55:19] That's what this is and
[04:55:21] And now the socialism is doing numbers. These guys are fucking losing their minds over it
[04:55:34] Making threats so time if you look at the real clear real clear still Mike Rogers to typical Republican conservative Republican is
[04:55:41] Upward trailing by one to outside. He's another guy that is a way to an extreme socialist
[04:55:46] And if you look at Susan Collins, Susan Collins is still trailing Plattner.
[04:55:51] So could this be a general election successful strategy?
[04:55:54] Yes.
[04:55:55] And I think I'll combine that with your last question, which I'd like to take a crack at.
[04:56:00] Why would they do this?
[04:56:01] Why would Bombani do something that is bad for the Democratic Party?
[04:56:04] AOC doesn't.
[04:56:05] Why?
[04:56:06] Because they don't care that it's bad for the Democratic Party because they are trashing
[04:56:10] the party.
[04:56:11] These people are party crashers.
[04:56:12] Oh my God.
[04:56:13] These guys literally sound like near attended.
[04:56:17] Is this is this that account of that one guy who like constantly defense Jasmine Crockett
[04:56:23] on Twitter the one who hates me what is his name trouble boy or something.
[04:56:30] Troublesome what the fuck is the I don't even fucking near attended.
[04:56:37] He's on your on Fox show up at your party Jessica they brought their own booze they're
[04:56:41] wreck in the place is they don't care they don't care they're gonna take it
[04:56:45] down so can you get rid of them you can't it's over your party has been
[04:56:49] invaded by socialists and they will never get rid of them the only thing they
[04:56:53] can do is carve the party in half let the socials have their party or we could
[04:56:57] beat them what go ahead against them but the thing is they're too strong now
[04:57:01] you let him in your party Jessica who's the most popular Democrat
[04:57:05] I'm a very dull corporate establishment them right on the main scheme of these things.
[04:57:23] But if you like to lay in this time and if you turned your back on a movement of people
[04:57:30] with a lot of young people saying I can't I went and got this college degree right I
[04:57:34] I can't get a good enough job.
[04:57:35] I can't afford to move out of my mom's.
[04:57:37] Obama, the socialist basement, whatever it is.
[04:57:40] And you poo poo, all of their concerns,
[04:57:42] they're saying we need Medicare for all.
[04:57:45] You lose a generation and that's true.
[04:57:47] My favorite thing is when these guys have to
[04:57:52] forcibly recognize two realities.
[04:57:54] Number one, the economy is shit for so many people.
[04:57:58] It's just not working for people, right?
[04:58:00] And that's the reason why they're seeking out alternatives.
[04:58:04] And number two, now they have to make a distinction between Nancy Pelosi and communism, okay?
[04:58:13] And I love that because for years, these guys were like, well, Nancy Pelosi is a communist.
[04:58:18] Everybody knows this.
[04:58:19] And now they're like, well, there's a distinction between socialism and someone who would call
[04:58:24] themselves a communist and Nancy Pelosi is a reasonable moderate Democrat, like they're
[04:58:28] on the retreat.
[04:58:31] Even if you're a liberal and you don't fucking appreciate socialism, you should probably
[04:58:36] appreciate what the mere mention of democratic socialism has done to Fox News discourse.
[04:58:45] Okay?
[04:58:48] Perhaps it's good that there are visions beyond what you think is just, what you think is
[04:58:53] apt, that is so terrifying to the opposition, so terrifying to the reactionary that it forces
[04:59:00] reactionary to start revealing the truth that there is a distinction between fucking Nancy Pelosi
[04:59:06] and Zoran Mamdani and someone like myself.
[04:59:12] On the right, on the right as well, Donald Trump recognized this the same way that Bernie
[04:59:15] Sanders. Also, notice how if your talking points are identical to these reactionary
[04:59:21] monsters when there's no daylight between your framework, your worldview, and the worldview of
[04:59:29] like the Fox five, that should perhaps give you a brief pause. No, that you are saying the exact
[04:59:36] same things that people are saying on the Republican Party side. That's weird. That's strange.
[04:59:42] Why is your worldview so similar to those guys all of a sudden?
[04:59:53] Look at that. They've turned into libtards overnight. They're like, oh, we need a strong
[04:59:57] Democratic Party, not this crazy nonsense. Yeah, you know who else used to say that?
[05:00:03] Motherfuckin' Nancy Pelosi about the Republicans.
[05:00:05] Why do you think Mom Downey's a great one, huh?
[05:00:08] I do. I mean, did you see his next speech?
[05:00:12] By the way, the more I see these like quote unquote anti-Zionist, quote unquote communist
[05:00:19] accounts all over Twitter, whose entire output revolves not around the ultra Zionist that they
[05:00:27] could be attacking in this unbelievably target-rich environment, but instead their entire output
[05:00:32] is dedicated to shitting on other anti-Zionists. The more I realize why there were certain
[05:00:41] ice-picking incidents, okay, allegedly, that took place.
[05:00:48] Straight up.
[05:00:55] Anyway, let's take a look at uh,
[05:00:58] Rokana on Bill Maher.
[05:01:00] Do you think Mum Donnie's a great one, huh?
[05:01:02] I do. Did you see his Nick speech?
[05:01:04] I mean, I mean, I mean-
[05:01:06] Not the issue that most concerned me.
[05:01:08] I don't know.
[05:01:10] the speech was not just about the nicks. First of all, he like recites every nicks player. I mean,
[05:01:15] I couldn't do that about the-
[05:01:16] He gives a shit about the nicks. He's a mayor of New York.
[05:01:18] Well, yeah, but he talks about how it's actually bringing people together. Trump voters,
[05:01:22] Mamdani voters, how it-
[05:01:23] Dude, Bill Maher has basically endorsed Graham Plattner and has this level of disdain for Zora
[05:01:29] Mamdani, who is objectively a more like a feat liberal, right? Like he, Zora Mamdani is suited
[05:01:40] for the taste of elite liberals, okay? He's so perfect for their taste, okay? He's a cosmopolitan,
[05:01:48] he's well-educated, he smiles all the time, he's not rugged in any way, and yet,
[05:01:55] Bill Maher hates Zorah Mammdani even though he forced himself to endorse Graham Plattner. Now,
[05:02:01] Here's why it's important because Grand Platner is also anti-Israel. Okay? So is Zoram-Amdani.
[05:02:13] But there's one factor that must be more triggering for Bill Maher.
[05:02:18] Old Bilbo Maher over here hates Zoram-Amdani.
[05:02:24] Seemingly more than he hates Grand Platner. I wonder what it is.
[05:02:28] So many of these guys are just racist Islamophobes, dude. That's all it is. That's all it fucking is.
[05:02:37] Okay? He's like, that's a scary Muslim guy. I hate him. Is there any Muslim person whom
[05:02:45] Bill Maher likes? Yeah, those former Muslims who are like, I left Islam and now I spend every waking
[05:02:52] moment being a servant of white supremacy and Islamophobia. He loves those guys. What's
[05:02:58] his name? God's odd or a higher Hershey Ali. Right? That's the one, right? The one that
[05:03:05] was like his son of Hamas. Sure.
[05:03:14] So overcoming the odds and he took a speech that was just about celebrating the championship
[05:03:19] and he made something bigger about it.
[05:03:20] Okay, well, it doesn't make me forget that
[05:03:22] his wife was on October 7th, attack on Israel,
[05:03:26] and he pals around with terrorists.
[05:03:28] No, come on.
[05:03:29] Have you had him on the show?
[05:03:30] We asked people like that, Ro, they never come.
[05:03:33] I'll talk to him.
[05:03:34] I think he should come.
[05:03:35] I would love that.
[05:03:35] He should, too.
[05:03:36] He should come.
[05:03:37] I think he should come.
[05:03:38] I do, too.
[05:03:39] I would love to talk to him.
[05:03:41] Ro should ask Bill Maher to have me on.
[05:03:43] Hold on, I'm gonna take some right now.
[05:03:49] I'm not saying he's not a smart guy, he went to the White House.
[05:03:58] Yeah, I mean, he went to the everybody can't come here.
[05:04:03] Yeah, you should come here.
[05:04:04] Oh, you should come here.
[05:04:05] Oh, so should AOC, show us all the Democrats.
[05:04:08] They should come here.
[05:04:09] You don't bite.
[05:04:10] They're fine.
[05:04:11] I voted for them.
[05:04:12] Not him, but I mean, I was.
[05:04:13] He gives Trump's money, though, and he doesn't need your money here, unfortunately.
[05:04:17] Pals around with terrorists with a smear line of books used against Obama. Yeah.
[05:04:24] Wait, is that what Bill Marr said? He pals? Wait.
[05:04:28] I've done Israel and that he pals around with terrorists.
[05:04:31] Who are the terrorists he pals around with?
[05:04:41] I wonder who he's talking about.
[05:04:45] who is the terrorist that Zora Mamdani is palling around with? who is Zora
[05:04:55] Mamdani palling around with as a terrorist? is not a criticism but I feel
[05:05:01] like a person I would not mesh with his in a way that would be productive with
[05:05:05] Bill Maher. I know how to fucking schmooze man don't you dare if you want to
[05:05:10] The segment rewind 24 minutes.
[05:05:12] Your life goes on uninterrupted because when your people is dangerous.
[05:05:17] No it's most likely that Janice Lewis George wins the mayorship of DC and it's probably
[05:05:23] the only shining light is that when she wins President Trump can take over DC.
[05:05:30] We cannot have a socialist mayor at the heart of our capital of a capitalist nation.
[05:05:36] The rest of them they're screwed.
[05:05:39] I'm going to say it for what it is.
[05:05:41] If you think they're bringing up new ideas, they're bringing up old ideas.
[05:05:48] What's Bill Margin to say that I said America deserve 9 11?
[05:05:51] Are you fucking kidding me?
[05:05:53] He's the one reactionary in American politics who objectively can't say that about me.
[05:05:58] Another media figure.
[05:06:00] You understand that, right?
[05:06:02] He can complain about whatever he thinks I've said about October 7 or whatever.
[05:06:12] Bill Maher is the original 9-11 Andy.
[05:06:15] You guys know that, right?
[05:06:16] And he's such an original 9-11 Andy that he had his American-deserved moment literally
[05:06:24] the same week that 9-11 happened.
[05:06:29] So that's one avenue that he cannot broach.
[05:06:33] That would be very, very funny if he tried to bring that up and be like, Hey, Bill, remember
[05:06:40] when you said the nine 11 attackers were brave?
[05:06:48] But then also, um, uh, the other, the other thing is like, I'm a schmoozer.
[05:06:54] I know how to fucking schmooze, especially with media figures. Okay.
[05:07:00] So it's not, you know, it's not,
[05:07:05] that's not a problem for me at all.
[05:07:07] That are over a hundred years old that failed. It's called Soviet Mao.
[05:07:12] It's every version of socialism, pseudo communism that ever existed.
[05:07:17] Find me the one successful society out of.
[05:07:20] are here. We deserve representation. They're pushing extreme far-left policies from taxing
[05:07:26] the rich and radical climate legislation to abolishing ICE altogether. Six of their
[05:07:31] candidates have a real shot at taking office and they're not afraid to shout their socialist
[05:07:36] screams. The man that he's accusing of being a terrorist that Zoram Mammadani did a campaign
[05:07:45] stop with, is a very famous imam in New York. You know who else also did a campaign stop
[05:07:53] with him? Michael fucking Bloomberg. Is Bill Maher complaining about Michael fucking Bloomberg
[05:07:59] being a terrorist? No, of course not. And the dude is not a terrorist anyways, unindicted.
[05:08:06] He's not even indicted. They grabbed him in the fucking dragnet.
[05:08:12] I support the city owned grocery store.
[05:08:16] We deserve representation that's going to fight for the needs of our community.
[05:08:20] That's going to fight to win housing for all.
[05:08:21] What I also want to do is to build out a citywide crisis response, unarmed crisis response team.
[05:08:28] We need universal health care in this country.
[05:08:31] Medicare for all includes, you know, gender affirming care.
[05:08:35] Ice can't be reformed.
[05:08:36] It can't be retrained.
[05:08:37] It has to be abolished.
[05:08:38] has to be abolished. Right now, using the curfew as a tool for our young people is dangerous.
[05:08:44] It is dangerous because we have masked ICE agents who are in our city.
[05:08:49] Uh, Dave, you just chomped in. I'm gonna hear what you have to say about it.
[05:08:55] Michael from Fox News, dude. He's made it. I didn't miss it. I saw it when he was interviewing
[05:09:00] Claire Valdez. No, it's most likely that Janice Lewis George wins the mayorship of
[05:09:06] and it's probably the.
[05:09:08] Can all just this week with Mayor
[05:09:10] Katie Wilson, you know they have a
[05:09:12] really high tax rate payroll tax and
[05:09:14] they're taking a look at what the
[05:09:16] impacts were 30,000 jobs lost as a
[05:09:18] result office vacancy rate increased
[05:09:20] to 32% meanwhile in nearby Bellevue,
[05:09:22] Washington none of these problems
[05:09:24] existed because they didn't have the
[05:09:26] same payroll tax. But what really
[05:09:27] troubled me about this report is that
[05:09:29] Fox News Digital we reached out to
[05:09:31] Mayor Katie Wilson in Seattle.
[05:09:33] She took a look at the data.
[05:09:35] She had an opportunity to comment and she did to her credit, but she doubled down and
[05:09:39] defended it and credited this payroll tax with helping the city.
[05:09:42] So Joey, to answer your question, I don't really know what's going to change things
[05:09:46] because we know that these policies don't work.
[05:09:48] We're seeing the consequences in cities like New York, cities like Seattle, and she's going
[05:09:52] to take, I think, people having to live through some of these to actually vote in the ballot
[05:09:57] box rather than just voting with their feet and leaving.
[05:10:00] Yeah, Tom, you know, one has to wonder why these candidates are making way in places like
[05:10:04] D.C., New York, Seattle, Los Angeles, why these Democrat socialist candidates are, and maybe
[05:10:09] it's the quality of Democrat candidates are our little, I guess you could call him our
[05:10:13] double agent, Harry Enden over at CNN, the pollster, who always delivers bad news for
[05:10:19] Democrats.
[05:10:20] This is what he had to say about it.
[05:10:23] Why we're seeing these Democratic socialists having such good chances or downright, outright
[05:10:27] winning nominations is take a look here net favor billy among them's democratic socials of america
[05:10:32] look at that a plus 17 point net favor billy ring among democrats yeah i don't know why they uh
[05:10:39] yeah there you go dude wear a fucking suit mic god damn it it's time to be more presentable okay
[05:10:49] now that you're also getting clipped on fox news time for you to wear a fucking suit to
[05:10:52] do. The East cities of Seattle are gentrified the fuck beyond
[05:10:58] sauce list. Yeah, whatever. Um, anyway, I just, I don't really
[05:11:03] understand why these guys care so much. Why the fuck do they
[05:11:07] care so much about democratic socialism is happening on the
[05:11:13] other side, you know?
[05:11:22] Alright, let's do the Rise of Online Cruelty from friend of the show, Hassanabbi head Ben Hoermann.
[05:11:36] Remember when YouTube was just this?
[05:11:40] A platform of self-expression.
[05:11:43] A platform without legacy media flooding your recommendations.
[05:11:47] No television-level production with the main attention to just generate profit.
[05:11:52] I mean, to be fair, when YouTube was just that, it was probably just as racist.
[05:12:01] If not more racist, okay?
[05:12:06] I do have to admit that because I'm not going to go back to like, you know, 2007 YouTube
[05:12:14] and be like, well, that was the beacon of progressive prosperity and good politics.
[05:12:21] Good times, man.
[05:12:23] So, did Mr. Beast ruin YouTube?
[05:12:26] Well, I certainly missed the times when YouTube was just about that.
[05:12:31] You?
[05:12:31] You broadcasting yourself?
[05:12:33] I think someone like Mr. Beast was simply inevitable.
[05:12:36] Mr. Beastification is the natural progression of a platform driven by spectacle and profit.
[05:12:41] I
[05:12:49] Bear that type of racism is just for the love of the game now it's monetized is true. I mean I think like
[05:12:56] Yeah, I think a lot of people were just like uneducated had fucking reactionary beliefs and and you know racist sexist
[05:13:02] Homophobic opinions and they would just like blurt it out
[05:13:05] But somewhere along the line
[05:13:07] YouTube realized that like it's really good for the algorithm if someone is specifically doing that for visibility
[05:13:16] okay and
[05:13:18] Obviously there was the whole like Joe Rogan pipeline the Joe Rogan experience pipeline
[05:13:22] They went all the way to the far furthest right corners race realists and and neo-nazis galore and
[05:13:30] Then there was at least a little bit of pushback during woke 1.0
[05:13:35] where people like myself started popping up, H-bomber guy, all these people
[05:13:41] started like popping up, there's a whole bread tube era, probably not the best
[05:13:46] reaction or response to this barrage of reactionary opinions. Let's be real, right?
[05:13:53] And now, and now we're back in this predicament where there are still so
[05:14:01] many quote-unquote apolitical guys who just are not apolitical at all. They're just right-wing,
[05:14:07] or they lean in the right-wing sentiment, or they know that they have plenty of right-wing
[05:14:12] audience members, so they never dare attack right-wing opinions. And there's no such
[05:14:20] restraint when it comes to identifying and attacking left-wing opinions. This creates,
[05:14:27] once again that exact same disparity that existed in the initial
[05:14:32] uh... wave of
[05:14:34] uh... a political centrists of far right pipeline that existed on youtube
[05:14:38] there are a lot of people
[05:14:40] don't necessarily have reactionary opinions
[05:14:44] if that's what they're being inundated with
[05:14:47] they inevitably start thinking well this is the only normal kind of politics
[05:14:51] yeah i probably would agree with someone like his son on virtually everything
[05:14:56] But I'm ashamed to admit that because everyone around me is watching content
[05:15:00] That that reinforces the narrative that this guy ain't shit. He's bad
[05:15:05] He's a hypocrite. He's an awful person and that is how you
[05:15:11] Create a new wave of loyal servants of the right people who have no intellectual curiosity
[05:15:18] About a world beyond this this limited confine the limited confines of of
[05:15:24] of center right to far right content.
[05:15:29] It sucks.
[05:15:33] But there's always one key part that's missing
[05:15:35] when I see content romanticizing about the old days of YouTube
[05:15:39] or even the internet as a whole.
[05:15:41] What happens when platforms only driven by spectacle
[05:15:44] and profit become unstoppable forces?
[05:15:47] Not just the rise of corporate solace
[05:15:49] love colonizing your time, but most importantly,
[05:15:53] Yeah, there is this reality as well, right wing talk points labeled as just being a normal
[05:16:15] guy leftist talking point is you are talking about politics.
[05:16:18] Yes.
[05:16:20] Their wing policy is never seen as political unless it reaches beyond the confines of permissible
[05:16:25] bigotry, right?
[05:16:28] Like, unless someone is like straight up saying like, black people are awful, yada, yada, yada,
[05:16:34] that sort of thing, if they stay within a comfortable level of permissible bigotry where
[05:16:43] they say, you know what, you know, I don't hate black people, obviously, but they are
[05:16:49] kind of aggressive and they're poor and they're violent so obviously we need to do like some
[05:16:54] level of police uh some level of policing after all the alternative is no policing was so ever
[05:17:00] right i mean that's so silly look at the left look at the left look at the left the left is
[05:17:03] crazy the left is crazy that is actually right wing propaganda and yet most people don't read
[05:17:10] that as right wing propaganda they read that as apolitical they're like oh this is an apolitical
[05:17:14] guy who also is saying the things I'm thinking. And there's a lot more room to breathe in the
[05:17:23] right-wing direction. Sometimes you can even go further beyond that. Sometimes you can make
[05:17:29] like dangerous memes, edgy memes, ooh, born out of statistical inaccuracies, like 1350, right?
[05:17:37] That's the next layer. But even then, if someone were to point to that and go,
[05:17:41] 1350, what are you talking about? And you say, oh, 13% of black people or 13% of the population is
[05:17:46] black. They're responsible for 50% of the crimes, which is again, a total misunderstanding of the
[05:17:53] data in and of itself, but it doesn't matter. People will go, okay, that corresponds to my internal,
[05:18:00] my social conditioning, what I do know about society from all the stereotyping and all the
[05:18:04] things that I've learned. So I'm going to give you a lot more leeway. I'm going to give you a lot
[05:18:09] more grace when you say this sort of stuff. And at worse, if you're caught or called out,
[05:18:19] you can just say you're simply joking. Why do you have to be? Why do you have to be
[05:18:24] so sensitive? I'm just joking, right? That is the reason why there is just so much
[05:18:33] bandwidth on the right. You can go further and further and further to the right. And
[05:18:37] most people will still perceive you as a political,
[05:18:40] whereas if you are on the left in any capacity
[05:18:43] where you're like, why are we being so fucking weird
[05:18:45] about trans people?
[05:18:46] We go, whoa, you fucking political monster.
[05:18:50] Don't you know they're weird pedophile groomers?
[05:18:53] And no, I'm not talking about the president
[05:18:55] or Jeffrey Epstein affiliates.
[05:18:56] I'm talking about random queer people.
[05:18:59] So fuck.
[05:19:02] That's politics.
[05:19:04] Just as Call of Duty is never an inherently political video game, even though it's literally about the military industrial complex,
[05:19:11] it's only political when there's a black woman on the cover.
[05:19:16] Things that are political only go in one direction.
[05:19:20] It takes a lot for something to be considered political for normies on the right.
[05:19:28] You have to go above and beyond and say heinous shit and hope that the average person at least has enough knowledge, enough understanding of white supremacy and numerous other social constructs and social conditioning for them to pick up on what you're saying as being objectively right-wing propaganda, right-wing agitative sloppaganda.
[05:19:54] It takes a lot of reading, it takes a lot of discipline, it takes a lot of empathy for others, strangers to be on the left. It's not an easy process.
[05:20:06] process.
[05:20:07] Cruelty worldwide.
[05:20:08] Cruelty itself has always been part of the internet.
[05:20:11] I'm not naive.
[05:20:12] We all know what the internet is capable of.
[05:20:14] Like, I don't know if you can remember this, but the case of a man-a-tout.
[05:20:18] I know, I know, predatory content creators, swatting log cows, stalking cases and so on.
[05:20:23] What I want to highlight is the scale and industrialization of online cruelty.
[05:20:28] How it developed from isolated, unmonetizable, largely publicly despised cases to normalize
[05:20:34] industrialization of monetizable cruelty. And honestly, that's how video was inspired by this
[05:20:40] from XCC. These are naming people that are like sex offenders and out there racist and fucking
[05:20:49] fucking people that promote harm and shit. Yo, that's not canceled. That's the law.
[05:20:56] That's the fucking law. Yeah, it's kind of wild that that same guy
[05:21:01] who has this 10-10 clip, perfect no-notes, then became a fucking monster himself.
[05:21:10] When you do a crime, you go to jail! You're not getting focused! You're on crime now!
[05:21:17] Which, you know, is ironic.
[05:21:20] Yeah.
[05:21:22] Yeah.
[05:21:23] When talking about drama channels, I don't mean like daily commentary channels like Charlie
[05:21:31] or Pyrocynical. I'm primarily talking about drama channels, who either disguise the fooling
[05:21:36] as criticism on channels solely dedicated to character assassinations and harassment
[05:21:40] campaigns.
[05:21:41] wow who well it kind of feels like I'm seeing a lot of my my ops in here
[05:21:56] seeing a lot of my ops in here interesting Pegaslop my biggest fan
[05:22:05] more Pegaslop at the disguise of bullying as criticism on channels solely dedicated to
[05:22:12] character assassinations and harassment campaigns you have to understand that in
[05:22:16] time he got caught please stop perma ban please stop new lawsuit finally done
[05:22:21] finally done new lawsuit the n-word he got caught life ruined perma ban he's
[05:22:28] suing I'm broke every single one of these videos is the exact same every single one
[05:22:35] and every single one of them gets 200,000 views which means that people
[05:22:40] literally come in for that same exact slop every day of the fucking week I'm
[05:22:46] broke please stop I fucking quit
[05:22:50] I hear industries is solely focused on destroying someone's life and industry
[05:22:55] It was especially thriving during the Gamma Gate era, and surprise surprise, it of course is proportionally targeted women online, with the most famous target of countless arresting campaigns being Pokemon.
[05:23:06] So when you say your issues, like that's like a heavy word, like what do you mean by issues?
[05:23:10] First starters, do you know how I can prevent myself from crying during this?
[05:23:14] Let me start with this, what's wrong with crying?
[05:23:19] I've just been crying a lot.
[05:23:21] When we look at maybe the most prominent cases of drama channels like Q-Star or Leafy, we
[05:23:28] see the real-life consequences this can cause, for ruining a man's life or being wrongly
[05:23:33] accused of being a pedophile to laughing at people with mental health problems until it's
[05:23:37] too late.
[05:23:38] Look, I do dark humor and I don't kill people like you do sometimes.
[05:23:42] Targeted women oftentimes have a specialized form of harassment they have to deal with.
[05:23:49] Sexualization.
[05:23:50] This cancerous spread of targeted hatred is unfortunately the logical consequence.
[05:24:01] And that lull cowing and mass harassment of women, mass harassment of women has always
[05:24:06] been like a primary motivator on the internet.
[05:24:09] It was far more normalized even back in the day, especially during Gamergate where it
[05:24:14] reached it's like, not peak necessarily, because it's far worse now, but
[05:24:20] lol cowing is a very specific type, like a logging, lol cowing, this type of shit only existed in like far right
[05:24:29] internet forms where people could anonymously cyber stock docs and actively try to ruin the lives of people that they were, you know, targeting.
[05:24:38] Oftentimes, they'd find like someone who's autistic,
[05:24:41] someone who might be trans, right?
[05:24:45] And some of these websites literally have leaderboards of like who they've been able to drive to suicide, right?
[05:24:52] It's really dark shit.
[05:24:54] Except that used to be in, like, you used to have to look for that kind of thing if that was your freak,
[05:25:02] if that is what satisfied your freakish nature, right?
[05:25:05] Nowadays, there are entire communities, yes, cyberbullying, there are entire communities
[05:25:16] dedicated to cyberbullying with content creators that generate income, generate revenue off
[05:25:23] of cyberbullying other content creators, and it's kind of crazy because most of those
[05:25:28] people that make a living off of that are unbelievable villains, right? Like, they're
[05:25:35] heinous monsters. And when I say this, I'm not, like, exaggerating. So many of them
[05:25:40] have sex, sexual assault charges, like serious allegations of grooming, uh, lawsuits, like
[05:25:48] a litany of lawsuits they have to deal with from their victims. And yet, their community
[05:25:55] doesn't give a shit because they are only there. They're only invested. They only generate
[05:26:01] a sense of community off of targeting others. Okay?
[05:26:10] Half of the people that are engaging in this also, just like back in the day when people
[05:26:13] were A-logging on Kiwi farms or whatever, the people that are engaging in this are also
[05:26:17] So autistic shuttans themselves.
[05:26:20] But that's besides the point.
[05:26:22] Sequence.
[05:26:23] When hate just makes a ton of money.
[05:26:26] On a larger scale, this gets particularly frustrating when drama overshadows real-life tragedies.
[05:26:33] Large tragedies being turned into content farmed for online drama.
[05:26:37] Like in Cuba, doctors are manually operating ventilators in order to keep babies alive.
[05:26:43] And all online people care about is a rich socialist staying at a five-star hotel in Cuba.
[05:26:48] Like, do you hear yourself?
[05:26:50] Children are being murdered with your tax money by a pedophile rapist president.
[05:26:55] To privileged, canceling woke moralists, I don't care who delivers help, they need help.
[05:27:01] Where's Mr. Beast?
[05:27:04] I truly believe that most of them aren't doing this with a calculated, cold-hearted motive.
[05:27:09] I believe they are so hyper online that they simply cannot fathom real life suffering anymore.
[05:27:15] Content demons.
[05:27:16] It's become physically impossible for them to show empathy anymore.
[05:27:19] If yes, not the case, there can only be one other reason why you would focus on a meaningless
[05:27:24] drama online instead of real life suffering.
[05:27:28] Wait, let's look at the drama jumps here again.
[05:27:31] Do you notice something?
[05:27:33] Mostly the same targets, same talking points, what do a lot of these targets have in common?
[05:27:39] progressives, if not even leftists. Do these drama channels, or should I even say channels
[05:27:44] solely focused on grifting, have a political agenda, maybe?
[05:27:48] Yes!
[05:27:49] I mean, when looking at the Game Again era, it's not a too far-fetched idea, right? What
[05:27:54] started as meaningless, apolitical online...
[05:27:56] You think it affects the youth most now because they are entering socials when bullying is
[05:28:00] so mainstream? Apps are fucking lootly. 100%. And it causes them to have, like, these insane
[05:28:07] opinions that are not grounded in any sort of political education, any sort of political
[05:28:12] theory where they will literally, there are probably a shit ton of people who are pro-Palestine
[05:28:17] but are also like Aiden Ross fans, right? Aiden Ross community is probably all pro-Palestine.
[05:28:23] They all most likely have a litany of different very reactionary opinions on the subject matter,
[05:28:30] even though they've arrived at the correct position on the most important one, right?
[05:28:36] All of that stuff happens because they're being inundated with like these insane, they're
[05:28:42] consuming some of the worst fucking content on a daily basis.
[05:28:46] And this is what is driving their political education, which leads to this like, insanely
[05:28:52] incoherent worldview, where on the one hand they're like, yeah, I hate bitches.
[05:28:57] I hate women.
[05:28:58] Women ain't shit.
[05:28:59] I'm also pro-Palestine, but also because the Jews are doing the genocide and, you know,
[05:29:05] at the same time like we should have health care,
[05:29:07] but also at the same time like everyone that's advancing
[05:29:09] that agenda is a woke libtard.
[05:29:11] Oh, I fucking hate.
[05:29:14] Yeah, the internet culture right now
[05:29:16] for young people is very cop coded.
[05:29:17] They love spending their time enforcing invented norms,
[05:29:20] rules, speech, police and call outs, cringe clips, et cetera.
[05:29:22] Yes, that too.
[05:29:25] It goes back to the draconian nature of Western society,
[05:29:28] but especially Americans.
[05:29:29] And Americans obviously are guiding what the rest
[05:29:34] the world consumes. We produce so much content, we produce so much culture that the rest of
[05:29:39] the world consumes, so we end up basically redefining people's societal attitudes as well.
[05:29:52] You've always said women have always had a worse than you in terms of targeting,
[05:29:55] do you still feel the same even post-October 7th? Yes. Who has had it worse than me?
[05:30:00] Who's had a worse than me? Morgan. Denims. Casey Tron. So yes. Yes, of course. It's
[05:30:15] literally, that's the only, you know, that's the only group of people unconditionally they
[05:30:20] get worse hatred than than I do that receive it so much worse than I do
[05:30:29] groups and our groups you could say that the drama shows are basically just the
[05:30:34] new tabloids like it's been happening since you started streaming to you what is this
[05:30:38] mixing harassment campaigns with Paris what is this as though being a fucking
[05:30:42] socialist or leftist on social media especially on a fucking reactionary
[05:30:45] dumbass platform like twitch is is any benefit to me any benefit to me whatsoever
[05:30:54] If being a reactionary
[05:30:55] I mean if being a socialist was actually a fucking positive was actually going to make me a larger media personality
[05:31:02] Then you wouldn't be fucking catering to the dumb asses in your fucking chat all day train. You probably wouldn't right?
[05:31:08] I don't think you're a reactionary alt-right dipshit
[05:31:11] But you present yourself as one in most instances when you're trying to talk about political subjects
[05:31:15] I wonder why because you understand that being a fucking reactionary around gamers and in cells is
[05:31:21] Absolutely the fucking cash cow so don't fucking turn around and call me a goddamn fucking fake or a phony
[05:31:27] What I've been doing this shit before you were fucking farming omega laws in whatever the fuck that other Mitch dudes the chat, okay?
[05:31:37] Fuck the shit I'm out
[05:31:46] Not much has changed it seems
[05:31:51] Look at that
[05:31:57] Yeah
[05:32:01] Insanely consistent and the attacks are also the same
[05:32:07] And back then I wasn't fucking popping either. I mean I I was
[05:32:10] I had a fucking daily sub goal of like I not even this is busted. It's not even correct
[05:32:16] It wasn't like a daily sub goal of a hundred
[05:32:22] Yes, I was talking about tram race TV TV TV
[05:32:29] Only thing changing is you aging and your hair turning in to like a grandpa the fuck
[05:32:40] the
[05:32:52] Bro, seven years ago, I was still, everyone would still be like,
[05:32:56] you're a fucking woke moralist, grifter, phony.
[05:33:01] You're faking your political worldview.
[05:33:03] You're faking your political opinions.
[05:33:10] Always write too early.
[05:33:12] Always write, but too early and you get used to it.
[05:33:16] Okay.
[05:33:17] You get used to it.
[05:33:22] Look at that social relationships creates a potion that gets life-threatening real quick
[05:33:29] How do you not have a cynical view of the world after doing this for so many years you want to know why I don't have a cynical view
[05:33:36] Because back then I had like what a thousand fucking viewers now I have 30,000 I
[05:33:44] Just did the work I just kept pushing through I just kept combating
[05:33:48] reactionary opinions on the internet in some of the most right-wing circles on
[05:33:53] the internet and guess what I was right I knew that there were always people out
[05:33:58] there who felt like they were just leaning into this shit because everyone
[05:34:03] else was leaning into it okay that's it I always knew that people were far more
[05:34:13] empathetic in the real world then the way that they presented themselves online
[05:34:18] online, online, online interaction, especially anonymous interaction breeds cruelty.
[05:34:28] That's why, that's why I firmly believe, genuinely believe that everyone's got a little socialist
[05:34:35] dog in them.
[05:34:36] It's just, you know, it's about unlocking that potential.
[05:34:39] The power of socialism is that we understand what the world, the way it is, cynicism and
[05:34:43] doom, is just your liberalism dying.
[05:34:45] We believe the world will be better, and that's what it means to be on the left, socialism
[05:34:48] will win is not a question, yes.
[05:34:55] Especially when the target has no security team around them, or if there's an other
[05:34:58] logical agenda mixed into it.
[05:35:01] This is a ticking time bomb.
[05:35:04] This level of harassment is only possible due to other platforms fostering this kind
[05:35:08] of toxic culture, like foie gras and reddit or ex.
[05:35:11] The everything app.
[05:35:14] rise of astroturfing the timeline, with often out of context clips from clip farms, fuels
[05:35:19] the drama and rage bit even more, giving these channels more content to weaponize.
[05:35:24] Which forces us to enter a whole other level of the Generacy Online.
[05:35:30] Streaming.
[05:35:32] Specifically.
[05:35:33] Damn.
[05:35:34] That was f***ed up then.
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[05:35:47] You get used to being disappointed. I got into a fist fight because they're called
[05:35:51] W a monkey for invading Iraq back in 2003. Yeah, I'm I've also said this over and over again.
[05:35:57] Like if you're if you're a socialist, especially in the imperial core, especially in the United
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[05:36:28] probably going to either not understand my worldview at all or vehemently
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[05:38:05] Where was I?
[05:38:09] Hey, remember the height of prank content on YouTube?
[05:38:19] Casual racism, assault, sexual harassment, even arrest for fake bombfats?
[05:38:24] Now imagine this type of entertainment being even way worse and live streamed on one of
[05:38:28] the biggest streaming platform that exists.
[05:38:31] Kik.
[05:38:32] Kik was created as a competitive platform to twitch under the umbrella of free speech
[05:38:36] and marketed as the creator first alternative with a 95 to 5 revenue split.
[05:38:42] Kik began to gain massive popularity after the company and co-founder Trainwreck started
[05:38:46] paying streamers on Twitch millions of dollars to migrate over to them.
[05:38:50] Most notably XQC, Ed and Ross and Drake.
[05:38:54] Yeah.
[05:38:55] He apparently loved to stream online gambling and got paid 100 millions of dollars per year.
[05:39:01] But Kik's creation wasn't of course about goodwill or an ideological stance on free
[05:39:05] speech.
[05:39:06] Kik was founded after Twitch began to ban gambling streams on the platform, who were
[05:39:11] the most prominent gambling streamers on Twitch, trainwrecks, ex-QC and Aiden Ross.
[05:39:17] But wait, paying millions of dollars to streamers, 95 to 5 revenues split, where does all that
[05:39:23] money come from?
[05:39:24] Well, who found kick next to trainwrecks at Craven and Bijan Tehrani co-founders of stake.com an online gambling platform
[05:39:32] So the company's goal is fairly easy to calculate the more people are on kick the more people could migrate over just a dot com
[05:39:39] So ad revenue isn't their only main income stream
[05:39:42] It's also online gambling the more attention kick generates the more profit it potentially generates and the fact that most of the viewers are
[05:39:49] Minuses of course just a cool fun fact
[05:39:54] Bro, you got me fucked up, brother.
[05:39:56] I'll go on there and I will crypto gamble 24-7, dude.
[05:40:01] At that point, man, it's a parent's fault.
[05:40:02] You got me fucked up.
[05:40:05] I'm kids, dude.
[05:40:05] Fuck them kids.
[05:40:06] More in line with the previously mentioned prank content,
[05:40:09] you have the likes of Neon or Jack Doherty,
[05:40:11] who dedicated their entire online presence
[05:40:14] to being a public nuisance.
[05:40:15] No!
[05:40:16] Ask me.
[05:40:17] It's obvious that by being a provocative cop,
[05:40:20] they hope for any sort of escalation
[05:40:22] So the moment can get clicked and distributed by paid clipformers on platforms like Reddit or X.
[05:40:28] The everything app.
[05:40:30] This will boost the virality and attention.
[05:40:32] Therefore, more profit.
[05:40:34] And as the good old prank videos, this type of content is always filled with edginess, racism, or any sort of hate speech.
[05:40:40] You're gonna burn in fucking hell, you Jewish!
[05:40:44] God damn, God damn!
[05:40:45] And if being a walking sewage isn't enough for you, well then we could go a step further.
[05:40:50] Into... Abuse.
[05:40:51] W in the chat, we should go and punch him up.
[05:40:53] They all wanted to get punched up.
[05:40:56] A man arrived, then sensing something was up,
[05:41:02] tried to leave as H.S.'s hangers-on kicked him
[05:41:05] and rained punches down on his head.
[05:41:13] They accused him of being a predator.
[05:41:15] There's no way of knowing if this could be true.
[05:41:17] Vitaly, a dinosaur in a concentration space and known for his old prank and harassment content on YouTube is nowadays known for his predator hunting content, trying to catch and secretly film alleged predators.
[05:41:29] This, as you could imagine, has led to various cases of physical abuse or cultivating an environment that's...
[05:41:35] Dude, everything is so fucked up.
[05:41:39] Like...
[05:41:41] How do we look at this stuff and we're just like, this is...
[05:41:44] This is going in a positive direction.
[05:41:51] I mean seriously, it's so fucking ass.
[05:41:55] Well, let's say hostile.
[05:41:57] And if you thought he does the public a favor,
[05:41:59] this has been proven time and time again
[05:42:01] that this form of justice only worsens the problems it's trying to solve.
[05:42:05] And also by the way, if you really thought this is about
[05:42:09] his moral conscience of catching pedophiles,
[05:42:11] What did you vote for?
[05:42:14] What did you vote for? What do you think I voted for Kamala? I did well good make sense. These are all of them are pedals
[05:42:22] Yeah, not the president and the deputy have seen all that stuff. No, there's no proof on that
[05:42:28] Yeah, because every time we catch a predator they voted for Kamala Harris. I don't know matter Trump
[05:42:33] Speaking of crimes and pedophilia. Yes
[05:42:35] Yes, this is also a widespread thing that's happening on kick from stream to minors to sexual harassment or even filming the actor without the knowledge or consent of the woman and distributing it to the fans via discord.
[05:42:48] Yeah, it's kind of wild that like people now know kick is like pedophile hunting
[05:42:55] Like as a platform or they're doing like
[05:42:57] Quantal quote pedophile hunting some of those are like obviously
[05:43:02] You know I
[05:43:05] assume hired
[05:43:07] But
[05:43:09] There are literally active pedophile rapists on the platform like there are content creators who?
[05:43:16] There are contractors who were distributing and creating, generating child sexual abuse material on the platform in their Discord servers.
[05:43:25] Like that was when Kik first started. There were a bunch of contractors. The meta was you go on these platforms or underage girls are on the platform and you try to quote unquote raise them up.
[05:43:37] I can't believe I'm saying this. It's disgusting. But they were trying to groom
[05:43:42] minors into sharing nudes
[05:43:45] That they would then
[05:43:47] download and and paywall in their discord see Sam that they fucking basically paywalled
[05:43:53] That they would get off of like Omega and all these other like randomized chat apps
[05:44:00] That's what they used to do I
[05:44:03] Assume they still do it
[05:44:07] Yeah, this guy, uh, 15.
[05:44:12] Yeah, perfect.
[05:44:14] Uh, you can stand up.
[05:44:15] I'll play with that little eight way.
[05:44:18] You are.
[05:44:22] But listen, how old are you?
[05:44:23] I'm 19.
[05:44:24] Oh, yeah, these guys, all these are the guys.
[05:44:26] These are the guys that literally do it.
[05:44:31] I'm 60.
[05:44:32] He said 18.
[05:44:34] Yeah.
[05:44:35] Yeah.
[05:44:35] You could still write this off as edgy pedo jokes. I don't know who the fuck would do that, but you could. It goes beyond making jokes.
[05:44:44] Yeah, another right but too early moment for me was when I warned Train about unregulated platforms devolving into Nazi pedophile cesspools.
[05:44:52] I was- when Kick first started, I told Train. Very publicly, I was like, look man, more competition in the streaming space is good for all streamers.
[05:45:00] Okay, that means that like Twitch has to be a more competitive platform offer, but a contract to his contracts
[05:45:07] Who is content creators, you know not drop the ball as much?
[05:45:11] Okay
[05:45:13] So I don't necessarily have an issue with a new competitive platform being born in this field
[05:45:20] But I have to warn you that you guys are not regulating your platform at all because you want growth
[05:45:24] And when you have an unregulated platform and you there's no TOS when there's no moderation
[05:45:30] It's going to turn into a neo-nazi infested shithole
[05:45:35] built of the brim with pedophiles and lo and behold that's precisely what fucking happened with kick
[05:45:41] Okay, that is exactly what happened with kick
[05:45:49] Another moment of being right but too early
[05:45:52] One of the craziest parts about this is like all of the warnings that I issued to both train and ex-QC and numerous others
[05:46:00] Obviously at the time we're not well received by these people because they were about to fucking generate hundred million dollar contracts, right?
[05:46:10] So they were like shut the fuck up and they basically farmed endless amounts of hate off of me endless amounts of hate off of Pokemon
[05:46:20] they
[05:46:22] They negatively polarized their audiences
[05:46:24] Audiences against myself against Pokemon and many others and what's really interesting is
[05:46:30] their community
[05:46:32] Obviously also went along with that. They were like, you know, the Hisan thing
[05:46:37] Was a huge meme
[05:46:40] There were they were so mad their audiences were so mad and what's even what's even more interesting is many in their audiences
[05:46:48] whether due to their own personal suffering is a consequence of, you know, the gambling
[05:46:54] debt that they incurred or, you know, a loved one incurring similar, you know, falling by
[05:47:00] the wayside for addiction. They all literally started agreeing with the initial warning
[05:47:05] that I had delivered, but they never actually turned around and were like, yeah, why do
[05:47:08] I fucking hate this is on guy? They just kept, they just never forgot that they hate me,
[05:47:16] Now they also hate XQC too.
[05:47:21] It's so strange.
[05:47:23] That's what I realized,
[05:47:24] like people never forget how you made them feel.
[05:47:28] It's not about what you're saying,
[05:47:29] it's not about being right,
[05:47:30] it's about how you make people feel.
[05:47:34] Okay?
[05:47:36] So even if those guys now agree with me that, you know,
[05:47:39] the old XQC, the old juicer,
[05:47:41] bring back the old juicer, the old XQC is so much more fun.
[05:47:44] The new ex-UC is far worse person and gambling addiction and all the money that he got from
[05:47:54] the gambling sponsorships certainly played a role in this, which is exactly what I was
[05:47:59] warning about.
[05:48:01] They stale to this day will be like, yo, you're a terrorist and you fucking actually heard
[05:48:05] ex-UC's feelings even though I agree with your analysis now.
[05:48:11] We'll say I didn't like you for a while, but that's dumb.
[05:48:13] We're all on the same side.
[05:48:15] Oh, it happens.
[05:48:19] It's about pedophilia.
[05:48:21] Are you 20?
[05:48:21] No, I'm not 20.
[05:48:23] Are you 18?
[05:48:23] A little younger.
[05:48:25] Okay, I'll just have 17.
[05:48:28] You're 17?
[05:48:29] Yeah.
[05:48:30] What about your sheminist?
[05:48:31] It's a matter of, yeah.
[05:48:32] I'll show you a picture.
[05:48:33] Excuse me.
[05:48:37] Are you searching me again?
[05:48:38] Is that a sheminism?
[05:48:40] No, I'm not sure.
[05:48:41] Bro, that girl just told you
[05:48:42] She was a full assault survivor, and your next question was how many bodies do you have?
[05:48:48] Wait, was it on God?
[05:48:50] He goes on a legal, just to get girls to expose themselves, so that he can secretly screen
[05:48:56] record it, and post it onto a Discord server under an NSFW channel.
[05:49:03] That is his content.
[05:49:05] To be fair here, all PDF ads mentioned here have been banned on kick, but arguably way
[05:49:09] and many others are still on the platform. This is just what happens when a platform has little to
[05:49:16] non-moderation, who debates a culture based on outrage, rage-vade and scandals in order to make
[05:49:21] as much profit as possible. An investigation has been launched after a French streamer died
[05:49:28] taking part in a live broadcast on the online platform Kick. 46-year-old Raphael Gravant also
[05:49:34] known as Jean Pomanov to his online followers. He had 600,000 followers on the likes of TikTok,
[05:49:40] also a big audience on the video streaming site Kik. And it was there where he was reportedly
[05:49:45] taking part in a 10-day marathon live video. This was so bad. And he died in a sleep near Nice on
[05:49:53] Sunday nights. And I'm really only scratching the surface here. If you want to deep dive into the
[05:50:00] the degeneracy of kick content, I highly suggest watching Chair Aubrey, Chair Brony,
[05:50:04] Something About Chickens and more great creators highlighting this issue.
[05:50:08] So we have a streaming platform that heavily drives off loose moderation.
[05:50:12] Edgy content, normalizing racism, hate speech, transphobia, homophobia, anti-Semitism, assault,
[05:50:17] pedophilia, sex crimes, distribution of CP and more, that has even led to a live stream
[05:50:21] death of a man who was assaulted for days in front of a live audience, with little to
[05:50:25] no consequences for the streamers.
[05:50:28] Well, the founder of kick can often times be seen engaging with this type of content,
[05:50:34] only for them to make even more money of potentially driving miners into gambling addictions.
[05:50:39] An addiction notorious for ruining thousands if not millions of lives, leading to even
[05:50:45] worse addictions or worse.
[05:50:48] So why isn't any other independent media showed what's really going on?
[05:50:51] I haven't seen this anywhere else, but on here.
[05:50:54] What do you mean?
[05:50:55] dog every fucking outlet every outlet in independent media on political Twitter and also even
[05:51:03] Down to fucking CNN is
[05:51:06] Sponsored by Kashi
[05:51:07] Polymarket and numerous other versions of this exact same thing
[05:51:13] They all get paid
[05:51:15] They all get sponsored and they all get paid and that also creates a lot of
[05:51:22] animosity with people like myself because I'm seen as
[05:51:25] someone who's fucking up the bag for them. Just as the initial wave of gambling-sponsored streamers
[05:51:35] who I used to be friends with, by the way, like good friends with, close friends with,
[05:51:39] all developed tremendous amounts of fucking hatred towards me and towards Pokemon,
[05:51:46] and farmed a lot of outrage, manufactured a lot of drama, manufactured a lot of hatred
[05:51:51] my fucking name
[05:51:53] Did so not because they had sincerely held disagreements, but because they
[05:51:59] Did not want people to listen to what I had to say because if people were
[05:52:03] Charitably encountering my content and then they heard me talk about the dangers of gambling addiction
[05:52:08] Then all of a sudden their audience is gonna be like well, wait a minute this guy that you're friends with
[05:52:14] Who I am also charitable to is actually making a lot of sense about gambling addiction
[05:52:19] They're gonna fucking turn around and confront their own content creators
[05:52:24] And in an effort to cut that they just chopped people like myself up
[05:52:37] The same
[05:52:40] Anxed or the same animosity exists because virtually everyone is sponsored by prize pigs fucking Cal she and
[05:52:47] and in numerous other versions of gambling sponsorships.
[05:52:53] That's what it is.
[05:52:57] Everyone is sponsored by it.
[05:52:59] And therefore, everyone has a shared interest
[05:53:07] in making sure that nobody else fucks up the bag.
[05:53:11] Everyone else has a shared interest in ensuring
[05:53:14] that no one turns around and says,
[05:53:15] this stuff is actually really bad. This is not good at all. We're just like selling vices to people.
[05:53:25] How can you get even worse? Even Destiny's doing poly market ads now,
[05:53:29] you're probably the only political content creator who doesn't promote this shit now. No, literally.
[05:53:36] This is how people get an ownership stake in this kind of thing. You force your way in,
[05:53:45] even if people are, everybody has a price, right? That's the meta. That's the, as the concept.
[05:53:49] And if you can actually buy out every single person that would otherwise turn around and say
[05:53:54] they don't fuck with this thing, that they think it's bad,
[05:54:01] then they can all unite, they can all unite around their shared hatred, not for my ideology
[05:54:11] necessarily. Some of them are obviously ideologically opposed to my worldview, but many others are
[05:54:18] actually uniting because they see someone like myself as a spoiler, right? Yeah, I've
[05:54:23] become their biggest enemy online because I stand by my morals, stand by my principles.
[05:54:30] If you're a principled person in a sea of unprincipled people, well, you're gonna fucking make everybody
[05:54:37] else look bad by design, and therefore everybody else has to create an environment where you're
[05:54:45] the villain. It's actually good to be unprincipled. It's actually good to fucking make the bag.
[05:54:52] No matter what the cost is, no matter what the externalities are, no matter what the
[05:54:56] excesses are, no matter what kind of harm you're spreading. Everyone is actually a hypocrite
[05:55:01] at the end of the day. This guy is too, and if we can't find something hypocritical, we'll
[05:55:05] just invent it. We'll just invent something so that people don't actually fucking listen
[05:55:14] to this guy or encounter his commentary in a charitable manner. Yes, it is a reminder
[05:55:20] of Matt Christmas Zen fascism. This is what Republicans do all the time. Republicans will
[05:55:25] always say like, look, you're a beneficiary of the system too. Why are you trying to fucking
[05:55:28] change it? Why are you trying to constantly complain and make changes in the system? You're
[05:55:35] benefiting from it as well. Just shut the fuck up and enjoy it, dude. Just enjoy the
[05:55:43] bounties of being in the Imperial Corps. Enjoy the bounties of not having been born on the
[05:55:50] other side of the fucking boundary, on the other side of the border wall. Right? Just
[05:55:59] eat the fucking cheeseburger, do the gambling ad, and shut the fuck up, and take the money.
[05:56:05] Why won't you take the money? They're giving you the money for free. All you gotta do is
[05:56:10] just suck the fuck up and be like, yeah, I love gambling. It's awesome. It's actually
[05:56:14] really good. It's the best way to generate, you know, some disposable income. It's the
[05:56:18] best way to, to, to reach upward social mobility. That's what it is. They are basically in,
[05:56:28] basically entice to buy into the system so if you're one of the few people that's on the outside
[05:56:33] even though they're constantly trying to bring you in and you're like I'm good thank you right
[05:56:42] ironically enough that is the real quote unquote red pill right the real red pill is to not buy
[05:56:48] into any of this shit and to be like I think this is fucked up I'm gonna try it's virtually
[05:56:53] impossible for me to live a completely moral life. No human being is perfectly moral. No
[05:57:02] human being is a saint. Everyone is imperfect. But as long as you try to live by these standards,
[05:57:08] as long as you try to live by these values you've set for yourself, you should be doing
[05:57:14] quite alright. And people fucking freak out at that. They're like, what are you talking
[05:57:18] about? There's so many opportunities that generate more income, generate more values.
[05:57:22] What the fuck would you do that? That's why they will lean into anything they can find the below. Oh, well, Hasan
[05:57:27] You used to run ads when you had a contract with twitch. It's like, yeah, of course
[05:57:32] Why is that and why is that antithetical to my fucking world? Oh, dude, Hasan you fucking stream on twitch to Amazon company
[05:57:40] You're benefiting from Amazon's web services. It's like well, there's it's impossible for me to to what find an alternative
[05:57:46] That is ethical. It's just these guys
[05:57:48] billionaires and capital owners own every fucking Avenue every avenue to
[05:57:55] disseminate information is owned in private hands what am I supposed to do
[05:57:59] fucking print out pamphlets at the commune and just like distribute them by
[05:58:05] hand by the you know and give him my distribute these pamphlets by hand to
[05:58:10] people with the hopes that they read it it's ridiculous right
[05:58:17] My home's coworker also got addicted to the gambling apps while he was using its offer
[05:58:26] profit.
[05:58:27] They don't care how vulnerable the people they heard are, how successful it prays on
[05:58:29] desperation of course.
[05:58:31] And there are a lot more desperate people nowadays because capitalism is just robbing
[05:58:36] everybody blind.
[05:58:38] Well, when it comes to ruining someone's life, it can't.
[05:58:44] I mean, we are talking about abuse, distribution of revenge and CP here.
[05:58:52] Even a death.
[05:58:53] So, now we've reached a point where we have to go on a more structural, broader level,
[05:58:59] a more abstract form of cruelty that can influence entire generations, causing real-life
[05:59:04] domino effects that has the potential to change the lives of millions.
[05:59:09] There is an ideological pipeline that could start with drama tunnels or kick-type of content
[05:59:14] that could lead to more extremist ideologies.
[05:59:17] While there are various creators potentially responsible for the radicalization of mostly young men,
[05:59:22] I want to highlight one of Kik's biggest streamers here.
[05:59:25] The guy who, by the way, advocated for a lot of those previously named streamers to be unbanned.
[05:59:32] Yeah.
[05:59:33] Aiden Ross.
[05:59:36] Another, Judge Me By My Enemies, holy shit, this is literally just a wall-to-wall.
[05:59:42] This is just wall-to-wall all of my biggest odds, dude.
[05:59:46] Just to be clear, I am 100% not saying that Aiden is somehow worse than the kick streamers
[05:59:54] have mentioned.
[05:59:55] And in fact, he's far from them.
[05:59:57] The reason why I want to mention him now is because of his responsibility of spewing and
[06:00:02] normalizing an ideology that could potentially end up affecting generations, leading to a
[06:00:07] more radicalized path.
[06:00:09] I love you man like you you don't I know you're you have a good heart. I love them bro
[06:00:16] I love you on my heart. I missed you. You got bigger and you got stronger and also massive
[06:00:21] I could just tell you have a good heart. You have good intentions. How could you not smile extra? He's great
[06:00:24] And you please don't go
[06:00:28] To all you guys I have to pick your pronouns my pronouns is kill slash that okay
[06:00:33] Fuck all y'all are y'all making the world a shitty place, bro
[06:00:36] I'm gonna call you either a guy or a girl. I'm not calling you by a cat, by a turtle.
[06:00:41] I'm gonna fuck you that tail, I'm fucking you. Whisker, I'm gonna fuck, bro. I'm mad. I'm gonna
[06:00:46] fuck, bro. If you're already familiar with the manosphere, I think it comes to no surprise that
[06:00:51] a large chunk of that content bubble overlaps with kick content and even drama channels,
[06:00:56] especially when targeted at female creators. I'll keep it short here as I've already discussed
[06:01:01] the manosphere on the channel enough to the point of exhaustion. Kick, drama channels, or god I
[06:01:07] haven't even talked about podcasts, are the perfect vehicle for the expansion and normalization of
[06:01:12] manosphere ideologies. The rise of clavicular proves how parts of the interculture have already
[06:01:17] become mainstream. Many kick streamers aren't just spreading the word of the tates like subservient
[06:01:22] missionaries, but also adopt many of their business strategies like online pimping, stealing a
[06:01:31] a portion of OnlyFence's modest income in exchange for promoting them while simultaneously
[06:01:36] Well, also shitting on, you know, women across the board and calling them all whores and
[06:01:41] stuff.
[06:01:42] Previously, preaching about the downfall of Western men and society due to club culture,
[06:01:47] porn, whoring, or body counts, well, at least they're doing this with their consent.
[06:01:53] This is grifting and they're self-aware of that.
[06:01:56] You've got 500,000 people on your telegram, right?
[06:01:59] Yeah.
[06:02:00] And you're advertising only fan sculls on there?
[06:02:03] Yeah.
[06:02:03] Do you think there's a contradiction there?
[06:02:05] No.
[06:02:05] Because I openly say I don't give a fuck,
[06:02:07] and I'm doing it for money.
[06:02:09] I don't care about...
[06:02:10] The morality of it?
[06:02:11] I know it's not good.
[06:02:13] I say to people,
[06:02:15] don't watch porn, it's sad.
[06:02:17] It's loser shit.
[06:02:18] You can't say it by promote it,
[06:02:19] but I discourage people from doing it.
[06:02:21] But you can.
[06:02:22] Why not try and be a good person?
[06:02:24] If I just don't...
[06:02:25] This is also the classic trainwrecks argument, you know, I always tell people gambling is bad.
[06:02:33] I'm actually doing a social service by showing people how bad gambling is.
[06:02:37] Good things. I would never have really blown up on social media in the first place.
[06:02:42] There's one problem, however.
[06:02:48] You always have to adapt your content, otherwise it gets boring real fast.
[06:02:52] That's the downside of content that relies on shock value, outrage and rage beat.
[06:02:57] You always gotta be even more outrageous, more extreme, pushing the boundaries more and more.
[06:03:02] This is not a sustainable model. In order to not get banned into the shatter realms of relevance,
[06:03:08] you are pushed to do this kind of stuff.
[06:03:11] You know, I'm kind of thinking we should bring the Nazi salute back,
[06:03:15] because the people we've been arguing with for the last four years have no interest in objective
[06:03:20] truth. It's so crazy that he's black. Like, it's just none of it makes sense. I mean,
[06:03:31] him and like Myron, they're both black and their white supremacists.
[06:03:38] Isn't that wild? He is. Wait, what? You guys didn't know that
[06:03:45] dog. He's from Gary, Indiana. His dad is not only black, but his dad is a famous black
[06:04:07] chess player yes bro he's from fucking Gary Indiana dude what do you mean yeah
[06:04:23] And then he moved to Luton
[06:04:37] That is genuinely that is genuinely one of the craziest aspects of fucking groper culture is that it's literally far more diverse
[06:04:44] It is more diverse than a dsa meeting bro. I'll say it fuck it. I'll say it dude
[06:04:49] Grouper's Art. Like there's only one guy in this fucking entire bus, bro.
[06:04:55] There's one guy that's white in this bus. It's Clavicular. And he's male to male trans!
[06:05:04] This is technically one of the most diverse groups of guys. Okay?
[06:05:11] Okay?
[06:05:17] It's insane!
[06:05:20] Nah man, you're wrong. His father's black. Wait, what? I'm wrong about what?
[06:05:24] When confronting them about this, they'll just say that this was a warning, or just
[06:05:53] of joke. You know, the spineless shit you would imagine. Well, unless you're this guy.
[06:06:03] We'll collab this week. Me and Sneaker are going to collab this week. We're going to
[06:06:06] play Fort with Bradley Martin, or maybe Aiden Ross, maybe Cheezer. So we're going to be
[06:06:12] doing our collab. We'll, we'll squash it on Tilted Towers. Here's my advice. Here's
[06:06:18] a little piece of advice. Be a fucking man. Okay. That's the biggest difference. And Tate
[06:06:22] That is so right, it is girls versus boys.
[06:06:25] The world is being divided now.
[06:06:29] You've got women and f*** on one side, and you've got real f*** on the other.
[06:06:34] Real men.
[06:06:37] Real men.
[06:06:39] Real guys with real balls.
[06:06:40] That's the difference.
[06:06:42] Men win again, and yes, we control your bodies.
[06:06:46] It's your body, my choice.
[06:06:48] We're gonna do two awards, and we're gonna do the real awards.
[06:06:51] Nick Fuentes deserves a fucking award, am I right?
[06:06:53] So we're gonna give out awards through that and the internet actually deserves awards.
[06:06:57] And look, and we like Aiden Ross, we ride for Aiden Ross.
[06:07:02] We stan Aiden Ross, Aiden Ross is good.
[06:07:04] I don't care what anybody says, Aiden Ross is one of the good ones, that's the only.
[06:07:08] The jokes, the Jew of all time, the man.
[06:07:12] Holy shit.
[06:07:13] And we thought PewDiePie introducing Ben Shapiro into a young, impressionable audience was bad.
[06:07:18] I mean, these guys also paved the way for these other next wave of dipshits if we're being
[06:07:32] honest.
[06:07:33] One of the greatest griffs of all time.
[06:07:37] I swear to God, I don't give credit to the CIA that much, but I gotta give them credit
[06:07:42] for this one.
[06:07:43] They really cooked.
[06:07:44] new atheism movement, okay? The new atheism movement with some very notable exceptions
[06:07:54] like Kyle Kalinsky, secular talk, shouts out. All were Obama era, they all shit on George
[06:08:04] W. Bush for, you know, the attack on stem cell research and the anti-evolution education
[06:08:13] stuff. And then under the Obama era, they just became the biggest Islamophobes. And
[06:08:22] they never really stopped. An entire generation of people who are like, Oh, I just hate all
[06:08:28] religion, except I also think it's okay to just go and murder fucking random Muslim people
[06:08:34] in their countries. Sam Harris, the intellectual dark web, these guys all came from that background.
[06:08:43] Okay. That was the new atheist movement through and through. Bill Maher, still chirping. Hitchens.
[06:08:52] Yep. Is Colin exception or simply reform? No, Colin never actually, Colin never actually
[06:08:59] leaned into the Islamophobia stuff. A big wave within the progressive movement actually
[06:09:08] was when Sam Harris debated Uncle Shaky Gerga. A lot of people don't know this because you're
[06:09:15] probably too young. But I still remember I was there. Uncle Jank Uygur Shaky Gerga debated Sam
[06:09:23] Harris on Islam. And it was a huge ordeal in these spaces. Back then, all the hate content
[06:09:32] that Jank was getting was coming from Steven Crowder. Right, Steven Crowder would make a lot
[06:09:36] of videos about jank but there wasn't a lot of like big content creators that were somewhat apolitical
[06:09:43] or came from this like atheist content background that kind of thing
[06:09:51] that kept saying over and over again that barack obama and jank and other progressives were actually
[06:09:59] regressive, they Reuben loved doing that one, because they were actually pro-Islam. Okay?
[06:10:08] The edgy new atheist era decided that their number one ops were Muslims,
[06:10:16] and the Muslims were actually all conservative across the board. Okay, including those who live
[06:10:23] in the Western world across the board, all Muslims, the entire umma, billions of people were all
[06:10:29] unbelievably conservative and these guys were the real progressives
[06:10:34] and the progressives were actually regressive because they were
[06:10:38] hyping up islam okay
[06:10:47] that's what the meta was so many young minds
[06:10:51] were broken
[06:10:54] also yeah remind us who popularized the term intellectual dark web
[06:10:58] Oh, let me tell you, her name is Barry Weiss.
[06:11:02] Intellectual Dark Web was a term coined at the New York Times
[06:11:07] by the one and only, Israel's most bovine-like warrior,
[06:11:13] bovine Barry Weiss.
[06:11:17] That's right.
[06:11:21] Remember, yep, Beryl Weiss, she's the one who did
[06:11:26] who did the intellectual dark web article, I still remember she called Ben Shapiro the intellectual
[06:11:34] gladiator of the right. Yeah, here's the shaky Gerga Sam Harris debate, three hours long, six
[06:11:40] million views. This was an atom bomb. Okay, I was at the young Turks when this happened.
[06:11:47] This was a motherfucking atom bomb, dude.
[06:11:49] I'm more intrigued by Sam's patience than his intelligence.
[06:12:01] When I pictured Jank licking Schaubard popsicle made a conversation more sense.
[06:12:05] Sam, we gotta think deeper.
[06:12:06] Jank, error 404.
[06:12:08] So happy with how this video was received.
[06:12:09] These comments give me hope for humanity.
[06:12:11] Law, the number of times Sam Harris spends five to ten minutes trying to explain a complex
[06:12:14] point of argument Jank utterly fails to understand.
[06:12:17] Harris's complex point of argument was, Islam is a backwards religion across the board,
[06:12:25] and it's not mere ideology and that the interpretation is up to the individual, but instead, everyone
[06:12:31] that is a follower of Islam is a backwards monster that deserves to be not punished necessarily,
[06:12:39] but at least like thwarted, put down, dominated by Western civilization.
[06:12:46] Now we know now why Sam Harris used to say that, right?
[06:12:50] I think nowadays Sam Harris is maybe not so much of an overt atheist, especially because
[06:12:56] there's one religious ethno-state that he actually champions quite aggressively.
[06:13:06] You guys know which country I'm talking about that Sam Harris seemingly the godfather, one
[06:13:11] the one of the most important figures in new atheism. Which country could Sam
[06:13:17] Harris be riding for? Oh, that's right. It's Israel. No, it's not Zimbabwe. It's
[06:13:23] Israel. Yeah. Absolutely crushing it. Mr. Intellectual Dark Web destroying bad
[06:13:31] ideas. Why I want to make critics of Israel a note to the make making sense
[06:13:35] community.
[06:13:41] These guys were not presenting an intellectually honest argument.
[06:13:48] They were just making you terrified of Muslims, leaning in to the social conditioning and the
[06:13:53] stereotyping that already existed in every facet of media.
[06:14:00] Because someone had to justify going and waging war and spending $7 trillion murdering Muslims
[06:14:06] in Muslim countries, right?
[06:14:10] that's all they did. They tried to pick apart the wokes. They tried to get the
[06:14:16] atheist liberals on board and they did. They did get those atheist liberals on
[06:14:22] board. Many of them fell by the wayside. Now the reason I'm bringing this up
[06:14:29] right now is because that meta still exists. Israel is very openly using this
[06:14:35] meta as a matter of fact and many people are either willingly or without
[06:14:39] realizing falling for it once again. Okay? So there's that. Another target is trans people.
[06:14:52] For like the last decade or so, it was always trans people. All trans people playing sports,
[06:14:59] trans people eating ice cream, trans people doing this, trans people pissing in this bathroom.
[06:15:04] They should not piss in any bathroom. They shouldn't pee at all.
[06:15:06] It's always just like farming extra cruelty, targeting marginalized communities, vulnerable
[06:15:16] communities that don't have the same defense system, that don't have the same support system.
[06:15:21] Right wingers now have their own version of this, but for killing all Muslims, what is this?
[06:15:30] I'm not fucking kidding, show Rogan, right wing intellectuals, flooding the podcast commentary
[06:15:47] scene, destroying snowflake liberals with facts and logic.
[06:15:50] While this multi-billion dollar backed content bubble, mainly financed by the Koch family
[06:15:55] by the way, successfully pushed the O'Wittern window back to the right.
[06:15:59] In 2026, the type of content became quite outdated.
[06:16:03] Looking at the data here, most of the channels have lost a large chunk of the audience.
[06:16:07] To understand this, we have to know that the new ride in the US is basically divided into
[06:16:11] camps here.
[06:16:13] The classic neo-conservatives pro-Israel camp with Ben Shapiro, Ted Cruz, John Peterson,
[06:16:18] and the America First 4chan all tried mostly anti-Israel camp who largely fell for Tripitron.
[06:16:24] note here anti-israel is in this specific case and yes dear driven viewer only in the specific
[06:16:33] case actually anti-sematic because we're talking about these guys here
[06:16:41] yeah they're not elix Jones chandis owens these guys are anti-semites who happen to
[06:16:47] and present themselves as anti-Israel.
[06:16:51] You know.
[06:16:52] And most importantly,
[06:16:53] Nikolay...
[06:16:54] Important distinction!
[06:16:54] ...the mega-party is being ripped apart,
[06:16:56] especially after the Gaza Genocide and the illegal war against Iran.
[06:17:00] And no, this isn't a good thing.
[06:17:03] This will determine the future of the megacode,
[06:17:05] and therefore not only the future of the US,
[06:17:07] but of the entire planet.
[06:17:09] And it actually looks like the even more radical.
[06:17:12] In parts openly neo-Nazis are the future of the Republican Party.
[06:17:17] This morning, new fallout after the leak of racist text messages linked to members of young Republican groups across the country.
[06:17:24] The website Politico says it obtained seven months worth of messages from a group chat in which racists and anti-semitic slurs were used more than 250 times.
[06:17:34] It's 2026 and Trump is saying MAGA means war with Iran, no Epstein files, MAGA is dead.
[06:17:42] We are America first. This means nothing. Fuck this movement.
[06:17:46] If MAGA means Lindsey Graham, Laura Loomer, Barry Weiss, and Netanyahu, and not Megyn Kelly,
[06:17:54] Candice Owens, Alex Jones, and Tucker, then MAGA is garbage. It is a dead brand. No young person
[06:18:01] wants to be a part of this. Nobody's enthusiastic about it, and it is a joke. We are witnessing
[06:18:08] the fortification of the Republican Party and just the internet in general. The rise of open
[06:18:15] with Nazism. Whoa, stop, stop, stop, Ben. Not everything we don't like is a Nazi.
[06:18:20] Okay, but we have to agree on something, right? So how about a pull-out quote from
[06:18:25] No Nazis as a baseline? Can we at least agree that these statements are what you would also
[06:18:32] call in line with Nazi ideology?
[06:18:34] The Gesellschaft würde sich sofort und dramatisch verbessern, wenn wir die untersten fünf bis
[06:18:39] zehn...
[06:18:40] Society would instantly and dramatically improve we took the bottom five to ten percent
[06:18:44] and the most r-worded kids out of school and put them all in coal mines there.
[06:18:47] Almost all western culture problems are derived from adherence to the false god of equality.
[06:18:52] Hmm, who could have said that?
[06:18:54] The Roachman, of course.
[06:19:14] This is all as we go.
[06:19:43] And it goes directly to the resistance to everything that is worth your best.
[06:19:48] And it is less than anyone else's worth.
[06:19:50] It's that easy.
[06:19:52] Okay, these are the baselines.
[06:19:54] With these baselines in mind, let's continue and look at the content of Sound Creators
[06:19:59] while representing us of the 4th-gen America-first Gamergate type.
[06:20:03] Let's start with the most obvious example here.
[06:20:07] Yeah, then...
[06:20:08] ...should worry about what's happening in the cotton fields, right?
[06:20:11] Go sing your slave song...
[06:20:12] What do you say all things considered that the Holocaust is wrong?
[06:20:17] If it were real, yes.
[06:20:18] Oh my god.
[06:20:19] And it is, and it is, and it absolutely is.
[06:20:21] You're so fucking spineless.
[06:20:22] How the fuck do you think in front of 45,000 people and say that the most
[06:20:27] rough and complicated thing that has ever happened in history might not have happened?
[06:20:31] How the fuck do you know that Jesus resurrected from the dead, but you don't know if the Holocaust
[06:20:35] happened?
[06:20:36] Please answer that question.
[06:20:37] The shroud of turn is a more reliable standard for evidence than the 250-day-to-thing that
[06:20:41] It didn't happen.
[06:20:42] Do you know what's happening in Europe and the United States?
[06:20:46] The white population is being genocided.
[06:20:49] We don't want to hear any more about your ancestors in the Holocaust.
[06:20:53] We don't want to hear about it.
[06:20:55] We don't care.
[06:20:56] We're in the middle of a Holocaust.
[06:20:58] Yeah.
[06:20:59] Okay.
[06:21:00] I mean, he is an open neo-Nazi.
[06:21:03] There is no room for discussion here.
[06:21:05] If you like Fuentes and what he promotes, then at least have the fucking guts and openly
[06:21:09] say that you're also a neo-nazi or at least an open fascist. That is why I don't think that Fuentes
[06:21:16] is currently- Yeah, that Dean Clips is a great example that I quote about fascists fully knowing
[06:21:19] how ridiculous what they're saying is. Yes, and the moment that you entertain a conversation with
[06:21:24] them is a moment where you've lost already because they're reveling in the fact that they're just like
[06:21:28] dancing around. Like there are certain concepts that are especially if someone is like very
[06:21:37] very skilled as a communicator, very skilled as an order, and Nick Fuentes certainly is.
[06:21:44] I hate to admit that, but it's true. They're just going to have fun with you. They're just
[06:21:49] going to dance around the issue. They're just going to be like, I'm memeing, whatever, because
[06:21:52] they don't have a sense of shame around their worldview. And you can't shame a shameless
[06:21:58] person, right?
[06:22:02] Sex Pestiny is another great example of this. Destiny also has no shame whatsoever, and
[06:22:07] a mercenary and will assume any position that he wants in order to make it seem like he's
[06:22:13] actually dominating his opponent in the marketplace of ideas. And that is virtually an impossible
[06:22:20] person to debate because they don't stand for anything. They don't have any like real perspectives.
[06:22:25] Now, Nick does. Nick has an ideology, and Destiny has somewhat of an ideology, certainly, right?
[06:22:39] But as long as these guys are skilled enough to dance around it, it's not going to be a good
[06:22:45] faith conversation. So no matter how much charity you show them, it doesn't matter.
[06:22:51] They're just the fact that you're even encountering them, the fact that you're even talking to them,
[06:22:58] is enough for them to call it a victory, call it a W.
[06:23:03] The most dangerous creator out there, as he's not hiding his real attention here.
[06:23:09] If you are in the Fuentes bubble, you automatically out yourself as an open sympathizer of Nazi ideology.
[06:23:15] ideology, this could potentially be too upfront or actually too openly extreme for a lot of
[06:23:21] people, especially when they are too deep into the online foreign pipeline yet.
[06:23:27] Fuentes is the end of the pipeline.
[06:23:30] The most dangerous creator who currently outpaces all of them and reach influence is also someone
[06:23:36] who has been the most watched Twitch streamer worldwide multiple times and even a drag
[06:23:41] I think I'm gonna resolve to become a clogged guy in Miami, maybe these Jews and women and Blacks aren't so bad.
[06:23:58] But then they prove me right, my former life of hatred and antisemitism is completely vindicated.
[06:24:04] Indicated I am doubling down
[06:24:07] More
[06:24:09] Racism more sexism
[06:24:14] Well, then now we're going even harder than that
[06:24:24] Dude so based oh so based then I mean this is is the fakest laugh of all time
[06:24:29] He just to sit there and fucking act like this dude is
[06:24:34] Incredibly cool because he has a lot of clout
[06:24:38] Yeah, Twitch banned me for reading a manifesto of a shooter as part of my job because it was once again another
[06:24:46] Breaking news
[06:24:47] Incident that right wingers were disseminating misinformation on you know biased through a bias lens
[06:24:54] And which ban me
[06:24:58] Or that
[06:25:01] It's awesome
[06:25:04] This, on the other hand, the ADL doesn't care about this.
[06:25:09] The ADL works alongside Asmongold to try to actively ban me.
[06:25:14] One must think of why the apartheid defense league, the anti-defamation league spends
[06:25:22] a great deal of time and effort and money actively coming after me, a person who's spent
[06:25:31] his entire professional media career
[06:25:33] combating the far right combating anti-semitism
[06:25:37] and of course understandably
[06:25:40] combating zionism as well
[06:25:49] which is interesting
[06:25:50] wow
[06:25:53] i just like please like that that was fucking funny they are doing it so they
[06:25:57] They can continue to fund these parasite migrants in our country.
[06:26:01] And by the way, it's so funny that like there are genuinely a shit ton of people out there
[06:26:07] who are busy working, they deliver for Amazon, they do Uber, they do Postmates, whatever.
[06:26:15] And in their off time, they're watching like YouTube drama farmers and these apolitical
[06:26:22] content creators that are not like directly affiliated with Asmongold or anybody else
[06:26:26] or directly affiliated with an ideology, they're watching TikToks.
[06:26:33] And when they watch those TikToks, those guys are developing this idea that someone like
[06:26:39] myself is constantly breaking the rules on Twitch and never getting punished for it.
[06:26:47] Whereas someone like Asmongold is simply a regular dude saying the truth, sometimes maybe
[06:26:53] sang it in a boisterous manner, sometimes going a little too far, but ultimately he's just
[06:26:59] a regular dude, right? I mean, he wears a white t-shirt, so I can't possibly fathom
[06:27:05] that this is a multi-millionaire with numerous businesses that he owns, right? Just a normal
[06:27:14] guy with normal guy takes. Why? Because nobody sees this shit because those apolitical content
[06:27:21] creators, the drama tubers have not realized that they could generate
[06:27:25] probably the same amount of clicks if they made these sorts of videos on
[06:27:28] Asmongold. And it's far too easy for them to lean into the existing
[06:27:35] misinformation slot factory that exists within the sex best in the community
[06:27:40] that gets base boosted by Asmongold and numerous others. This is how you feed the
[06:27:45] algorithm. What it takes, what it takes to feed the algorithm is basically a couple viral hits.
[06:27:54] A couple viral hits shitting on a guy, okay?
[06:28:01] And if those hit, then everybody looks at that and goes, okay, there's an incredible
[06:28:06] trove of manufactured outrage that we can farm off a shitting on a guy, off a shitting on a dude.
[06:28:13] Without any care or consideration for what that does to the space overall, you know?
[06:28:23] So they just continue with it because most of these people are amoral. Some of them are right-wing,
[06:28:29] but most of them are just straight-up amoral. They don't care. They're just like,
[06:28:33] I just want to make money. I don't give a fuck.
[06:28:34] We don't have the same infrastructure of cyber stocking and A-logging these content creators.
[06:28:52] We don't have Reddit, subreddits dedicated entirely to what these people call snark sometimes,
[06:29:01] Okay? And that's the reason why these lazy commentary sphere content creators don't have somewhere to just mind from.
[06:29:11] Okay? That's a big part of it. A big part of it is, there are communities that weaponize autism that sit around in my chat, sit around in my fucking community and like clip things immediately as soon as they can.
[06:29:25] can. And then they post that to every subreddit they possibly can to try to generate controversy
[06:29:31] around it. And then people pay attention to it. Most people are lazy. Okay? Most people
[06:29:38] are lazy. Most content creators are lazy. They don't want to actually develop a worldview.
[06:29:43] They don't want to do reading. They just want an easy playlist that they can farm hits off of.
[06:29:49] love. That's the guys like Yeet, for example. That's all they do. That's what LSF used to
[06:29:56] do for the longest time. I don't even know if they still are around. I don't know. I
[06:29:59] haven't, you know, heard of LSF in a minute, right? And their audiences will come in here
[06:30:05] just like right now and go, so like you know you. I don't do that. I don't have an audience
[06:30:16] that is dedicated to A-logging, Asmongold, or Sexpestiny, or all these other people and
[06:30:23] constantly snark them so that I can spend a great deal of time talking about that because
[06:30:30] I've been live for 6 hours and 30 minutes. If you were a subscriber, you could actually
[06:30:33] rewind and go back and check. But for the first six hours or for the first five hours,
[06:30:39] I covered actual news.
[06:30:43] That's what I covered.
[06:30:45] Right.
[06:30:46] And now I'm actually watching a video that is a, you know, delivering a broader
[06:30:50] point of the rise of online cruelty.
[06:30:53] Maybe you don't like that you're kind of feeling called out here.
[06:31:07] For me, I would rather.
[06:31:09] have people spend all of their time and effort not just like a logging fucking
[06:31:16] reactionaries even though there's probably some utility in combating far
[06:31:20] right the growth of far right on the internet but I rather have them join
[06:31:24] DSA I'd rather have them go doorknock for a candidate I'd rather have them
[06:31:29] unionize their workplace you know make meaningful changes in their own lives
[06:31:34] Okay. That's it.
[06:31:40] For you guys that are in Europe that are watching this,
[06:31:43] the same thing is happening over there.
[06:31:45] The West has a huge problem that we have an infection and we refuse to admit that there's a problem.
[06:31:52] There is clearly a problem.
[06:31:54] So this is the other side of it though.
[06:31:58] You get on this.
[06:32:01] Yes, a logging means stalking and harassing people.
[06:32:03] That's what it means.
[06:32:04] So you get on this pipeline, you start developing a negative opinion over certain people. Morgan,
[06:32:11] Denim, Casey Tron, Pokimane, me, Idubs. Who else? There's like the common villains
[06:32:22] in this commentary sphere, like people that are constantly, and Nisa, Idubs' wife.
[06:32:27] And Noah Samson, to a certain degree, Mike from Pennsylvania, to a certain degree, Taylor
[06:32:37] Lorenz is another one. And basically what happens is, these are like the classic favorite
[06:32:46] villains of a lot of these apolitical guys, these drama guys, right?
[06:32:54] And so, there's all that you develop an appetite for shitting on these people.
[06:33:00] You're like, I hate these people.
[06:33:02] I fucking, I don't even know why, I just, they're always doing something wrong.
[06:33:06] And if you're only watching this stuff, if you're only watching that content, of course
[06:33:10] you're gonna fucking hate me.
[06:33:12] Why wouldn't you?
[06:33:13] I'm the worst person around.
[06:33:16] You constantly see me in like 12 second hits in the most negative framing possible, and
[06:33:23] You just keep seeing that over and over and over again,
[06:33:25] and you're gonna be like, I fucking hate this guy.
[06:33:27] Holy shit.
[06:33:29] And if you never actually gander to the other side,
[06:33:33] if you never actually go, you know what?
[06:33:34] Let me check this guy out for my fucking self.
[06:33:37] Right?
[06:33:38] What's this guy about?
[06:33:39] Is he really this big of a fucking villain?
[06:33:41] There's no way, right?
[06:33:42] And unless you do that,
[06:33:45] there's plenty of content that will keep you
[06:33:46] on that side of the internet, right?
[06:33:48] And maybe when you first start this process, you're not right-wing at all, right?
[06:33:56] You start this process thinking, oh, I just hate like bad people on the internet.
[06:34:02] I love accountability.
[06:34:04] It's gossip.
[06:34:06] It's great.
[06:34:07] You know, it's just, it's nothing for me.
[06:34:09] I'm just gonna, after a long day of, you know, doing Uber delivery driver shit, I'm gonna
[06:34:17] come home I'm gonna eat my fucking microwave meal and I'm gonna throw YouTube on and then there's
[06:34:23] just like this barrage of content that I'm just gonna mindlessly consume and maybe I'll just like
[06:34:30] check in on what's going on in the world I'll develop somewhat of an understanding of what's
[06:34:34] going on in the internet drama sphere and when you get on that pipeline you might be like yeah
[06:34:39] why the fuck am I doing this gig economy job I have you know I'm a bachelor of arts and sciences
[06:34:45] Um, and and you have certain
[06:34:49] Opinions you're like, I don't really fuck with my landlord. Why I won't I've been asking my landlord to fix my AC
[06:34:55] It's a hundred degrees and this motherfucker still has it and you have these certain experiences and you're starting to
[06:35:03] Develop certain political attitudes certain political opinions
[06:35:08] But if the only people whose content you're consuming are
[06:35:12] Are telling you guys like me are wrong and bad and evil villains
[06:35:18] Without realizing it you start slowly but surely moving in their direction politically as well because they're don't just stay at
[06:35:26] Hassan is bad. Hassan is a villain
[06:35:29] Fucking Morgan sucks. She's getting dominated
[06:35:32] Look, she's getting owned and you're watching that you're like, huh? You're celebrating it now
[06:35:36] You're like, okay
[06:35:37] I've realized that like these people are real villains in society and and seeing them in pain in like awful
[06:35:46] Seeing them in in awful conditions makes me feel a little bit better about how shitty my worldview is, right?
[06:35:51] But slowly but surely
[06:35:55] Slowly but surely they're also telling you something else one they're distracting you with this shit, okay?
[06:36:02] But then also, maybe you're watching the other videos where Asmongold is reacting to migrants doing mass rapes or something, and you're like, wait a minute.
[06:36:13] That does make sense. And before you realize it, you're getting fucking redpilled.
[06:36:19] And it's not, redpilling is not a positive thing either.
[06:36:23] They're actually, they're actually brainwashing you.
[06:36:26] brainwashing you. They're actually getting you to be distracted. And before you know it,
[06:36:34] instead of blaming the people who actually have control over your life, blaming the
[06:36:38] system, and then maybe even organizing to fight back against it, to have to claw back
[06:36:44] some autonomy in your life, you go down this pit of despair and slowly but surely you become
[06:36:52] more right-wing. You become more reactionary, right? And when you're in this pit of despair,
[06:37:01] the only sense of community that you gain is by more and more of this content.
[06:37:08] Okay, you are giving into the red pill community. Hassan, what the fuck are you doing? Wait, what?
[06:37:14] What?
[06:37:15] What are you saying?
[06:37:19] It forces you to be more anti-social, so the only you lose your sense of agency.
[06:37:25] You become a part of a broader movement and it makes you feel good.
[06:37:28] There's a level of warmth there where you're like, well, I have a community now on the
[06:37:32] internet.
[06:37:33] Maybe you're going to Discord server, right?
[06:37:35] And in that Discord server, you're like tuning in and you're learning more about the deep
[06:37:40] Intricate details of the lives of these people that you fucking despise
[06:37:45] Okay
[06:37:48] And
[06:37:50] Maybe you yourself start searching for more information about this person right on the internet and
[06:37:58] And now you're a part of that movement. This is a this is giving you a sense of community a sense of purpose in your life
[06:38:07] Okay
[06:38:10] You're getting you now need to be a part of this community you you want to you want to be a known individual
[06:38:21] In this community you're you want to show that you have value in this community so you start becoming a loyal soldier
[06:38:28] Maybe you start making sock accounts you start going and fucking saying shit in their chats
[06:38:34] right and then you clip it
[06:38:36] And then you send that clip to like one of these other clip aggregator accounts, and then they post that clip aggregator account
[06:38:44] That clip aggregator account post that video and then as we go reacts that video and now you feel good because you're like oh, I did something
[06:38:52] I've I've I'm actually I'm valuable. I'm serving this community that I'm a part of not realizing
[06:38:59] That you moved every single day you moved a million steps away
[06:39:06] from a much more productive and much less depressing world view,
[06:39:10] where you could have been out and about in the real world, organizing, meeting other people,
[06:39:16] doing something with your life.
[06:39:20] And you found, you find yourself increasingly more angry, okay, more frustrated, more depressed.
[06:39:30] Because day in, day out, you're doing this miserable thing.
[06:39:32] And that miserable thing is the only thing that gives you a sense of purpose aside from your shit ass job that you fucking despise
[06:39:47] This is how people lose themselves on the internet
[06:39:53] Okay, this is how people fall down the right-wing radicalization pipeline is slowly
[06:39:59] But surely they start embodying the rest of the the ideology of the community that they're a part of and the ideologies of these communities
[06:40:08] Are unbelievably far right constantly blaming fucking transgender people?
[06:40:13] migrants
[06:40:14] Liberals they're all responsible women women are the reason why you don't have what you were supposed to have
[06:40:23] Because you were you were born for a purpose
[06:40:26] You were put on God's green earth for a purpose. This can't be all that you do. Okay?
[06:40:35] So someone has to be responsible. It must have been stolen from you. Okay?
[06:40:41] Someone stole your purpose from you and that's got to be feminism. It's got to be
[06:40:47] be wokeness, it's got to be transgender people. All of these people have the exact same class
[06:40:58] interests as you. They all want a roof over their heads. They all want comfortable lives.
[06:41:04] They all want to put clothes on their backs. They want to be able to own a home at some
[06:41:08] point in their lives. They want to have more autonomy in the workplace. And yet here you
[06:41:14] are instead of looking at this robust and cruel design of society, the systemic factors
[06:41:23] that have robbed you of your potential of who you were supposed to be, instead of blaming
[06:41:29] those who benefit from this system, you find yourself blaming other people, people who
[06:41:34] either are objectively successful while simultaneously trying to get you to wake the fuck up to
[06:41:41] the reality, myself, right? Or people who are even less successful than you, someone you can look down on
[06:41:51] to make yourself feel powerful. This is not healthy. It's not productive. And unfortunately,
[06:41:58] this is the grand design. This is how you divide the working class. This is how you destroy solidarity.
[06:42:04] This is how you make sure this are the wealthy
[06:42:08] The billionaires the millionaires
[06:42:11] The capital owning class have successfully
[06:42:14] Divided and conquered the working class
[06:42:18] Okay
[06:42:25] That's it
[06:42:28] And before you know it you have nothing else going on
[06:42:30] So the only thing you have is this fucking poison that makes you feel
[06:42:34] a sense of community, a sense of wholeness, a sense of purpose,
[06:42:38] meanwhile, it's literally rotting your fucking soul.
[06:42:42] Clearly an affliction, and there is also clearly a solution.
[06:42:47] But they don't want to talk about that,
[06:42:49] because it might make them feel bad.
[06:42:50] You think about killing random people?
[06:42:52] Yeah, all the time.
[06:42:54] Constantly.
[06:42:55] All the time.
[06:42:56] Yeah, if somebody makes me mad or something like that,
[06:42:59] yeah, of course.
[06:43:00] As often with these types of political creators,
[06:43:02] They actually started with a completely different type of content, which made them popular.
[06:43:07] While Aspen has always primarily been a gaming streamer, she was ultimately one of the edgier ones.
[06:43:12] Now I was in high school at the time that Hurricane Katrina happened.
[06:43:16] And a lot of the displaced people from Hurricane Katrina went to my high school.
[06:43:21] And they would all wear the same t-shirts, and they were fucking animals.
[06:43:25] Every single one of them.
[06:43:27] Honestly, the hurricane could have done a better job.
[06:43:32] I fucking hated him.
[06:43:34] Until two specific events on the internet really pushed him to the person he is today.
[06:43:39] Wulcness in video games.
[06:43:41] Gamergate and the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial.
[06:43:44] Especially his coverage of the trial exploded Aston's viewership.
[06:43:48] This is, it's a crazy person, right?
[06:43:50] And this is the problem, is that like whenever you're dealing with a crazy person,
[06:43:54] you never know what's gonna happen.
[06:43:55] You don't know what they're gonna do.
[06:43:57] You don't know what they're gonna say.
[06:43:59] Uh, it's just, it's awful.
[06:44:01] as many as the perfect representation of the modern online right.
[06:44:04] Lonely, mostly white, young, incredibly online, socially isolated and...
[06:44:08] Yeah! I don't know if they're mostly white.
[06:44:14] Man. It is one thing. Being a member of a community as most of them fell victim to the slow radicalization process
[06:44:21] by admiring and creating they have a parasocial bond with, while also having white full frustrations with a system that fucks all of us,
[06:44:28] but who are being misled into meaningless cultural bullshit.
[06:44:31] It is a totally other thing, however, when the agitator not only leads the community further down this radicalization process,
[06:44:39] but fucking profits from it.
[06:44:41] I don't need to understand whatever article you want me to read.
[06:44:44] All I need to understand is human psychology and incentives.
[06:44:48] And incentives and human psychology are the deciding factors of how people will behave.
[06:44:54] I don't need to read your little, your little special book or your Wikipedia article or anything
[06:44:59] else besides that. None of that stuff. Yeah, this is the other side of reactionary thought,
[06:45:04] by the way, it's highlighting, it's like, it's highlighting a lack of interest and a lack of
[06:45:13] intellectual curiosity is a virtue. It's actually virtuous to be disinterested.
[06:45:23] You know, it's mass producing Dunning Kruger. I'm not very smart. I'm against this intellectual
[06:45:31] nonsense. I can just figure this shit out. You know what's funny about this is,
[06:45:38] Andrew Tate did this as well. And if you recall when I had a conversation with Andrew Tate about this,
[06:45:44] he basically revealed this position. And I mean, he's expanded on this as well.
[06:45:49] That famous viral clip where I'm like, how do you know the world is not flat?
[06:45:54] Did you take a, you know, did you take a spaceship to space and look down
[06:46:00] and recognize that the earth is not flat? Because he wasn't, he's not a flat earther, right?
[06:46:04] And I knew that so I wanted to ask him like how do you know the earth is not flat? It feels flat
[06:46:10] right and
[06:46:13] And that was a moment where he he knew that there was no defense for what he was saying right and
[06:46:19] And and
[06:46:22] basically
[06:46:23] That is the the counter argument for a lot of these people where it's like you can't develop a worldview just by
[06:46:29] You know you're with your own personal thoughts and with anecdotes
[06:46:34] It's not a productive way to approach society. It's not a productive way to understand the world. There are
[06:46:40] billions of unique experiences that you're not privy to and the only way to get privy to those experiences by reading by by broadening your horizon by
[06:46:49] You know traveling around the world
[06:46:51] But because that's not accessible for a lot of people. I think I
[06:46:56] Think people like Asmongold basically give comfort to those who
[06:47:01] don't want to read find it to be boring don't want then don't have the finances to be able to travel and
[06:47:08] and encounter other culture and stuff like that. So their whole world view is is
[06:47:14] stuck
[06:47:15] with these guardrails on the internet these algorithmic guardrails and
[06:47:22] and the that's all they need and and this kind of sentiment actually gives those people comfort like oh you should be
[06:47:28] It should be comfortable in your lack of interest, your lack of intellectual curiosity.
[06:47:33] It's just common sense.
[06:47:36] It's common.
[06:47:38] Everybody feels this way.
[06:47:39] You are not alone.
[06:47:42] Matters.
[06:47:44] What matters fundamentally is how do people act, how do people think, and how do people
[06:47:49] respond to incentives?
[06:47:51] If you can understand that, then nothing else matters.
[06:47:55] It's pretty simple.
[06:47:58] You're either a self-aware closet of far-right extremists yourself, or in most cases, probably,
[06:48:04] especially in Aspen's case, just the dumbest, most unaware image you will.
[06:48:12] I mean, that is like a perfect distillation of exactly what I was talking about.
[06:48:16] Seven hours ago, a clip done live stream fails, a song political commentary about white people
[06:48:20] in Japan.
[06:48:21] I'm making a joke.
[06:48:22] I'm a white person in Japan, right?
[06:48:24] I make a joke.
[06:48:25] They take it. They frame it in this like super negative manner. They brigade it. Everybody
[06:48:30] goes, oh my god, this guy's a real fucking anti-white racist. Asmongold does, you know,
[06:48:35] 45 minutes on how anti-white racist I am. All of a sudden, the very same people that
[06:48:41] maybe in a different timeline would have laughed at that are now thinking, you know what? I do
[06:48:47] hate this guy because I've already learned that I should hate this guy because all of these other
[06:48:51] people in this community that I'm a part of now also hate this guy. So he's not capable of bibbing,
[06:48:58] making a joke, being insincere, being hyperbolic, embellishing. He must actually sincerely hate
[06:49:05] white people. And you are literally being socialized into thinking that there is like a sincere
[06:49:13] effort out there amongst people who are actually trying to generate anti-white hatred. Now,
[06:49:19] You believe that you didn't believe that yesterday, but now you believe it. You're like yeah, you know what anti-white hatred is a real problem
[06:49:27] After all my favorite content creators saying it is after all all the other people in this community that I'm a part of are
[06:49:33] Talking about it, right? So that must be real
[06:49:37] That must be a real thing. Well, I'm a white guy and I feel fucking kind of mad about this
[06:49:44] We are far
[06:49:46] But we're very easily manipulated and we don't realize how easy that is.
[06:49:52] When someone extends an open hand, a warm welcome, and a sense of kinship, a sense of
[06:49:59] community, that goes a very long way.
[06:50:03] Unfortunately, leftists hate doing that.
[06:50:06] Leftists love being as repulsive as they physically possibly can be because they mistake that
[06:50:11] for moral purity, unfortunately, okay?
[06:50:16] be real. We do that quite a bit. We like to be off-putting a little bit. Sorry. And we mistake
[06:50:27] that for being, you know, morally pure or morally righteous. It's very tough to organize on those
[06:50:33] boundaries. Okay? But in any case, your enemies, both on the internet and in the real world,
[06:50:42] Don't do that. They always welcome people with open arms.
[06:50:47] One of the most common
[06:50:50] memes around this meta
[06:50:53] Is the classic one where a nazi will never say, oh, it's not my job to educate you
[06:50:59] Okay
[06:51:01] A nazi will never say it's not my job to educate you a nazi loves that opportunity to educate you
[06:51:06] Okay
[06:51:07] A far-right figure, a right-wing figure will sit there and tell you till the motherfucking cows come home about how
[06:51:14] You know all of these third-world migrants have come here to
[06:51:18] Demographically replace you and how the only reason why you don't have a high-paying job is because of that demographic
[06:51:26] Replacement that took place and they'll fucking chew your ear off
[06:51:30] We can't be the type of people that sit around on the opposing side of that and go I'm not
[06:51:36] I can't do the emotional labor. I'm sorry. And I understand that there is a
[06:51:43] an emotional imbalance there too, right?
[06:51:47] because
[06:51:49] Obviously it doesn't take a toll on the the white supremacist oftentimes a white guy to explain these concepts to other people
[06:51:57] whereas if you're
[06:52:00] Transgender if you're black if you're brown and you want to describe white supremacy or if you're transgender you would describe
[06:52:05] The the negative consequence of transphobia, of course you are basically at that point justifying your existence, right?
[06:52:15] But we have to overcome that, you know, we have to that's why I always tell you guys like you have to sometimes take
[06:52:23] That you have to take on that emotional labor
[06:52:27] You just got to do it we got it we have to do it
[06:52:30] Look, I do it for Islamophobia, right? All the fucking time. I eat it on a daily fucking
[06:52:37] basis, right? Now, when I just said that, I'm certain that many of you turned around
[06:52:46] and said to yourselves, and some of you will type it in a second in the chat, well, it's
[06:52:51] different. You're rich, you're privileged, you're white. You're looking for excuses.
[06:52:57] Okay, I didn't say it's it's it's harder for me to to you know take on the Islamophobia than it is for you to take on
[06:53:04] As a black person white supremacy, okay? I
[06:53:08] Know I know it's harder. I'm just saying we all have to for the best of our ability
[06:53:15] Try and explain these concepts to people and be normal, okay
[06:53:20] See you're so fucking white my dude
[06:53:27] Anyway, let's continue.
[06:53:35] The dumbest, most unaware, immature Google Zoom like the good little bootlicking ficker
[06:53:42] I am, even when strapped any ideologies whatsoever.
[06:53:47] I can for the love of God understand how anyone would look at someone like that and
[06:53:54] and not be utterly repulsed by it, even if you like his politics.
[06:54:00] Like, if I knew that I could get these people deported and sent back to fucking Guatemala
[06:54:05] or Somalia or wherever the fuck they came from, if I knew I could do that, I would take
[06:54:10] a break from my stream.
[06:54:11] I would add streamless so I could do that all the time.
[06:54:13] I would be, I would be, I would be, I would be, I would be packing these guys up every
[06:54:18] day.
[06:54:19] Oh no, I'd show up at their house with the, with the ICE agents, I'd show up like Ash
[06:54:22] Catch them.
[06:54:23] I said, guess what?
[06:54:24] This is just monetizing cruelty. At a certain point you gotta realize this isn't even about
[06:54:35] politics, you're just a bad person, right? And unfortunately for us in this day and age,
[06:54:44] this is what politics has become. It's just monetizing sadism. Like what utility, what
[06:54:53] purpose exists there? Like, what is, how are you making society better? Like, you're not even
[06:54:59] presenting an argument as to why these nasty portations are going to somehow clean up the streets
[06:55:05] or anything. At that point, you're literally just saying that the joy is not coming from this dystopian
[06:55:13] future where we have a purebred white society. The joy is coming from the fact that you're punishing
[06:55:20] people who are, you know, black and brown, punishing people who are migrants, are so joyful.
[06:55:27] This is bully behavior. It's pure sadism. And I think a lot of people get to a certain point
[06:55:36] in their lives, as I gave you that monologue about the pit of despair and how you find yourself there.
[06:55:43] And it makes you so depressed and so angry at the world that you just want to share
[06:55:50] that anger with others you want others to also feel a sense of the the resentment that you
[06:55:56] experience on a daily basis where you're like everybody looks at me weird everybody
[06:56:01] fucking hates me i'm a fucking loser i'm a chud and i shouldn't be a chud but if i have to feel
[06:56:08] this pain on a daily basis then i'm gonna make it my life's mission to make sure other people
[06:56:14] also fucking eat shit too. And I think that's very sad since it's not a very productive way to live
[06:56:22] your life. But I do think that that is exactly what these sorts of communities generate. That's
[06:56:28] exactly what these communities foster, right? And when you're getting your sense of purpose and
[06:56:37] your sense of community from these spaces, and the only warmth that you ever feel is the shared
[06:56:44] purpose of disseminating the hurt that you feel on a daily basis, then yeah, you have
[06:56:52] no other outlet, you have no other opportunity.
[06:56:54] All you got is trying to harm others, writing a mean comment on the internet, anonymously
[06:57:01] under someone else's fucking YouTube video or on their Twitter.
[06:57:14] Are you aware that APAC mold is mentally ill right?
[06:57:16] Because I never see you bring that up.
[06:57:18] I mean, it doesn't really matter.
[06:57:19] Yeah, he's not all there, but who cares?
[06:57:23] No one is fucking normal.
[06:57:25] Now, I'm mentally ill, you know what I mean?
[06:57:27] Oh, boys, come on.
[06:57:29] Get in the van.
[06:57:32] I also don't want to see that as like,
[06:57:34] I don't want to even give that as an excuse,
[06:57:36] you know what I mean?
[06:57:37] Man, gotta catch them all, that's right.
[06:57:39] I would do this and honestly, I'd make videos about them,
[06:57:42] Like other, you know, like, I'm gonna be real.
[06:57:44] Like I would be so brutal to these people.
[06:57:48] People would say it's too much.
[06:57:50] I would, I would be filming them crying,
[06:57:52] walking out, getting dragged out.
[06:57:54] By the way, this is the LBJ quote.
[06:57:59] If you show the lowest white man
[06:58:01] that he's still higher than the highest black man,
[06:58:05] they'll open their wallets for you, okay?
[06:58:10] That's what this is.
[06:58:12] He is teaching his audience that there are those who are worse off than the people who
[06:58:20] experience real struggle on a daily basis, people who actually feel a lot of pain, people
[06:58:25] who feel a sense of loneliness, people who lack purpose in their lives and kind of recognize
[06:58:30] it.
[06:58:31] And he's telling them like, yeah, your shit sucks, but guess what?
[06:58:34] There's other people we can be fucking cruel to and they're underneath you.
[06:58:38] And as long as you recognize that they're beneath you, you recognize you're above them.
[06:58:45] You have someone to look down on.
[06:58:50] And it's easy, it's cheap, and people fall for it.
[06:58:56] That ideology, that is the primary motivation for historic reactionary movements and certainly
[06:59:06] still exists in modern day as well yeah if you can convince the lowest white man
[06:59:12] he's better than the best colored man he won't notice you're picking his pocket
[06:59:16] hell give him somebody to look down on and he'll empty his pockets for you
[06:59:20] that's what Lyndon Big Dig Johnson said
[06:59:24] I'll use reply he said I've spent hours covering the UK grooming gang reports I have zero sympathy
[06:59:36] for people who are downplaying and calling bullshit the atrocities against those children
[06:59:40] and the years of authorities covering it up are disgusting.
[06:59:47] Christine Defender, by the way.
[07:00:17] us, they come from an inferior culture that is horrible, it kills people for their identity,
[07:00:24] and it is directly antithetical to everything Western values stand for, and it is an inferior
[07:00:29] culture in all ways.
[07:00:33] It is that simple.
[07:00:34] This low-income, ignorant, delusional, brain-dead, third-world importation of all these illiterate
[07:00:43] people that can't speak English, that have no fucking skills, live off the government,
[07:00:49] and are effectively parasites on the United States of America is a class war.
[07:00:53] As you might have already guessed, remember the baselines?
[07:01:01] The quotes?
[07:01:02] I lied to you.
[07:01:05] These aren't quotes from Goebbels, Göring, or Himmler, they are all from Esmengold.
[07:01:11] don't pitch up by saying, well, but the context matters. The pathetic cowardice of people demanding
[07:01:17] context of these clips are hiding their real attentions here, rationalizing, looking for
[07:01:21] justifications of his ideology and therefore theirs. The difference between the Asmone
[07:01:28] and Fuentes audience is simple. Asmone's viewers are just closeted fascists. Then again, a
[07:01:36] core tenant of fascism is making weak men feel strong by executing violence against others
[07:01:40] for them. That's the other thing. Fascism is the perfect chud ideology. If you're a fucking chud ass
[07:01:45] loser, fascism is so perfect. And it's always been. Historically, every fascist movement,
[07:01:51] the backbone of every fascist movement has always been rudderless men who feel like they have no
[07:01:58] sense of purpose in life, who have been told that they were supposed to be destined, they were told
[07:02:03] that they were destined for greatness, and they never achieved that greatness. So now they're
[07:02:07] anger and they're lashing out and they have to look at, like they have to look down on people,
[07:02:12] right? That's what it is. That's always what it is. And there are plenty of people who fall
[07:02:21] into this. There are so many people who fall into this mentality because there's just no one out
[07:02:30] there who extends them a helping hand at any step, at any point, and slowly but surely they
[07:02:36] they just go down this pit of despair and become horrible monsters at the end of it.
[07:02:42] The ultimate daddy issue, Cuck-Chair.
[07:02:45] The point I'm trying to make in this entire video here is to show you that the manufactured
[07:02:49] outrage, the pushing the boundaries more and more, making edgy and edgy adjox, being as
[07:02:54] controversial as possible.
[07:02:57] This tactic of concentration not only mirrors the main tactic of the modern far-right, but
[07:03:02] There is also the main recruitment strategy of modern fascists, pushing the extreme normalizes
[07:03:08] the obscene, political extremism, and pure cruelty, unmoderated, edgy content radicalizes.
[07:03:18] And the White House knows this.
[07:03:21] Yeah, before you know it, cruelty becomes the point, like...
[07:03:40] The chief characteristic of the mass man is not brutality and backwardness, but his isolation
[07:03:44] and lack of normal social relationships.
[07:03:52] This development of the internet is not a coincidence.
[07:03:55] One person clearly understood all of this, unlike the rest of us.
[07:03:59] The Leni Liechtenstein of the Tea Party, as the founder of Breitbart called him, Steve
[07:04:04] Bannon, one of the main architects of the modern far-right.
[07:04:08] Bannon knew that by being able to influence culture and also able to influence politics,
[07:04:12] Mobilizing angered gamers during the GamerGate hate campaign was his first successful test ground because of Milo
[07:04:19] Iannopoulos
[07:04:22] He saw the potential in politically mobilizing a huge online army and it didn't take long for other creators to notice that
[07:04:29] Manufacturing outrage was like hitting the jackpot
[07:04:31] What had initially been niche hate forums on 4chan now infects the White House
[07:04:36] Even though Gamergate has been discussed to death, I don't think that the majority of
[07:04:41] people realize the massive ripple effect it costs.
[07:04:45] It's of course, bullshit to attribute the rise of fascism solely to phenomenons like
[07:04:49] Gamergate as I mentioned in The New Sakes of Fascism.
[07:04:53] The main reason should be blamed on neoliberalism and therefore the losing trust in the democratic
[07:04:59] system.
[07:05:00] Fascists exploit this by tapping into that collective frustration.
[07:05:03] They amplify the feeling of despair by manufacturing more and more outrage.
[07:05:07] That amplified anger can now be turned into moral outrage instead of facing real systemic
[07:05:12] issues.
[07:05:13] That moral outrage, culture war, is a self-sustaining machine protecting capital interests.
[07:05:20] We lose ourselves in individual moralism, cancer culture drama bullshit, while losing
[07:05:25] parts of our humanity in basic decency in the process.
[07:05:29] the other side of this also is that it's all cancel culture all the way down and it's really funny
[07:05:35] like the right constantly made a killing talking about how cancel culture suck dick
[07:05:44] and now that's all they do and they all they did that back then too but they were
[07:05:48] simultaneous they also calling it out when the left was doing or the liberals were doing it
[07:05:52] and it's so funny that that is straight up exactly what they do they manufacture outrage
[07:05:59] They make up shit if they can't actually find anything sincere or serious and then they just keep hammering it over and over and over again
[07:06:07] and that
[07:06:09] Makes them feel more morally righteous even if their worldview is horrifying
[07:06:15] Okay, and now I'm not talking about the Dixie Chicks. I'm talking about the actual like think about it. I used to joke about this all the time
[07:06:23] Contrary to popular belief
[07:06:25] There's one streamer who has been victim to more cancellation attempts than any other
[07:06:32] right winger.
[07:06:34] It's me.
[07:06:36] Think about how many times, even to this day, when Fox News is doing that shit, when Congress
[07:06:40] is actually trying to put together a bill to specifically de-platform me, I've had not
[07:06:45] one, not two, but three different Congress persons.
[07:06:50] entire country of the United Kingdom canceled me, right? Don't say me, me, me, me. The reason
[07:06:58] for why that's happening is not because I'm fucking awesome or dope, and I'm just saying
[07:07:01] like, oh, I'm the biggest victim here. I'm just saying that I am a prominent leftist
[07:07:07] figure on the Internet. And that is precisely the reason why I go through this process
[07:07:14] on a daily fucking basis.
[07:07:18] Right?
[07:07:22] Like, think about that.
[07:07:23] This shit has never even happened to Joe Rogan.
[07:07:26] Joe Rogan made a living.
[07:07:28] Joe Rogan made a career
[07:07:29] off of rallying against cancel culture.
[07:07:33] Joe Rogan never got banned from the UK.
[07:07:37] Sure, they yelled at him for fucking saying
[07:07:40] he was taking ivermectin, that's it.
[07:07:42] Bitch, they call me a terrorist on Fox News
[07:07:44] on a daily basis and on CNN.
[07:07:50] Where's my fucking $250 million
[07:07:52] Spotify check? It's not coming.
[07:07:54] And I'm not expecting it.
[07:07:55] My point is, OK, high horse much law.
[07:08:00] Come on, dude, think, think.
[07:08:08] Think about this.
[07:08:09] Throughout different periods of civil struggle in this country, actual First Amendment violations have only gone in one direction.
[07:08:25] Only one direction. And that's not the right. There was never a Red Scare propaganda for the far right.
[07:08:36] It was for communists. There was never a law that was designed that dictated that you could never be the head of a labor union if you were a communist.
[07:08:50] The government assassinated black revolutionary leaders.
[07:08:54] Wake up.
[07:08:59] Cancel culture, or the real version of this, which is the government trying to chill speech, only goes in one direction.
[07:09:08] For the right, it's a rallying cry. They'll say, they're attacking us.
[07:09:16] They're taking away our voice.
[07:09:19] The algorithm is suppressing our content, our commentary.
[07:09:23] While they're backed by powerful forces, billionaires and millionaires, they give them millions
[07:09:28] of dollars.
[07:09:30] Bench Pro's entire operation is fully funded by petrocapitalists from Texas.
[07:09:40] Every fucking week, every day, some dumb fucking organization attacks us all for being right.
[07:09:43] They lie, make shit up, slander, millions, billions.
[07:09:45] If you include infrastructure and news or Sean Smith is on for telling you the truth about genocide being done by U.S. allies and client states. Yes.
[07:09:56] That's it.
[07:09:58] That shit don't happen on the other side.
[07:10:00] Charlie Kirk. Yeah. Okay.
[07:10:06] Great question.
[07:10:07] Now, if you believe that Charlie Kirk got killed by Israel, then okay, I'm not going
[07:10:14] to stop you.
[07:10:15] I don't believe that.
[07:10:16] I'm not going to stop you from believing that, but I don't believe that.
[07:10:22] But that wasn't a government initiative, in my opinion, my honest and humble opinion.
[07:10:28] That wasn't a government initiative.
[07:10:30] That was allegedly one guy.
[07:10:32] Okay?
[07:10:34] But even then, Charlie Kirk was a proud advocate of the First Amendment, and yet, Charlie
[07:10:43] Kirk also had, famously, a website that Turning Point USA funded that would identify college
[07:10:52] professors in every college campus where you could just create user-generated content
[07:10:58] where you would snitch on your professors for being radicals.
[07:11:05] Not exactly a great advocate for First Amendment, if you ask me.
[07:11:09] Now, of course, I still carry the flame, make no mistake.
[07:11:13] I carry the flame every day.
[07:11:18] Get the level 10 hype train. I can carry the flame twice today.
[07:11:22] We can all carry the flame.
[07:11:23] This is a bipartisan issue, by the way, and I'm of course not saying that Bannon is directly
[07:11:33] responsible for the hateful drama channels or the edgy outright illegal content on kick.
[07:11:39] He just understood the unlinked unconscious and the potential in co-opting this toxicity
[07:11:44] in order to mobilize a group of young men online.
[07:11:47] Even the fortification is an openly stated strategy of Bannon.
[07:11:52] Use moderation has become a political strategy of tech pros in Silicon Valley after Trump's
[07:11:57] second term, especially after Musk's takeover of Twitter in each Kruyper hate forms on
[07:12:02] Fortune finally breached containment and flooded the mainstream timeline.
[07:12:06] Combine this with Charlie Kirk's assassination and you've got a power vacuum among the
[07:12:11] younger Republicans.
[07:12:12] Ready to be filled with the Kruyper-Fortune movement led by Fuentes?
[07:12:16] We must face the reality that there is no separation between the digital and the analog
[07:12:23] anymore.
[07:12:24] And Esmergold teaches us more about our political side guys than on one hour debate of political
[07:12:29] scientists on TV.
[07:12:31] Everything you hear on the world stage has already happened ages ago on the internet.
[07:12:37] Online culture is literally in the White House.
[07:12:41] So no, it isn't Mr. B's to ruin YouTube.
[07:12:44] It's the Asting Class, funding the modern fascists in order to distract the public with
[07:12:48] cultural bullshit from what actually matters.
[07:12:52] Capital.
[07:12:53] This progression of industrialized cruelty has always been inevitable.
[07:12:59] Steve Bannon.
[07:13:00] Just perfect the game.
[07:13:02] Yeah, if you were like pushing a political slop right now and had no principles, you'd
[07:13:07] be a centimillionaire that was beloved in mainstream media and no one bad in eyes because
[07:13:10] you try to push leftist principles that everyone's on your ass.
[07:13:12] Yeah.
[07:13:13] Dude, there are people who have great politics who shy away from revealing them and they're still
[07:13:20] beloved figures on the internet. Markiplier is a great example of this, right? Like, Markiplier
[07:13:27] has a lot of great opinions, okay? But he's never made the mistake of coming out and being like,
[07:13:33] I'm a socialist or anything like that, okay? And that's part of the reason why everyone
[07:13:37] always cherishes the things that he does. And it's great, I'm happy. I'm like, I don't have any
[07:13:42] issue with that. I don't want him to come out and be like, I'm a fucking socialist,
[07:13:46] fuck capitalism, all this shit, okay? And then there are those like Billie Eilish who
[07:13:51] are way more open about their politics, right? Wait, are you not a centimillionaire? No,
[07:13:57] what are you fucking insane? Of course, I'm not a centimillionaire. Are you out of your
[07:14:01] mine. So there are people like Billie Eilish, for example, and, and people fucking despise her.
[07:14:13] Now, part of the reason why people despise Billie Eilish is because, you know, they're
[07:14:16] Taylor Swift fans, I think, or I don't know. I don't know. There's like some stan culture
[07:14:20] shit there. I'm not super tapped in, right? But the other part of the reason why a lot of people
[07:14:26] fucking despise Billie Eilish, aside from the fact that she's a woman, is because she's outspoken.
[07:14:31] So when when you're outspoken about your politics and when you are
[07:14:36] When you're daring enough to say a better future is possible
[07:14:39] And I think the super wealthy need to give back more to make that future happen
[07:14:44] People go fuck you. You're fucking rich
[07:14:48] Fucking kill yourself like we have this
[07:14:52] Unbelievable resentment for people who look at the current design of society and say a better future is possible. It's so strange
[07:15:01] It's so strange is it crabs in the bucket mentality where we immediately attack people
[07:15:09] because we've built this like insane level of cynicism by I think being online too much
[07:15:18] That's where the cynicism is bred, that's where this nihilism is bred, okay?
[07:15:31] And it's very interesting that a lot of people who would otherwise be like woke or whatever get
[07:15:37] fucking geared up by people who are objectively not woke.
[07:15:43] Leftists get duped by the right all the time.
[07:15:48] For the longest time, that if you don't like it, leave this fucking country mentality
[07:15:53] that I received my whole career only came from the right. It came from Stephen Crowder,
[07:15:57] it came from Ben Shapiro. Now I hear that shit from liberals.
[07:16:02] Okay. For the longest time,
[07:16:08] for the longest time, the idea that if you were in any way, shape, or form,
[07:16:15] trying to advance progress in society, that you had to, you were a hypocrite if you were in any
[07:16:23] way should perform financially successful while trying to advance a better society,
[07:16:28] was hypocritical, only came from the right. It's an inherently reactionary opinion and yet
[07:16:33] so many leftists, self-identifying leftists have identified with this message. It's very interesting.
[07:16:46] So what's the alternative if someone is successful if someone is rich
[07:16:52] They should just shut the fuck up and enjoy the benefits of wealth
[07:16:57] They shouldn't try the fucking. They shouldn't try to advance society
[07:17:03] What are you talking about?
[07:17:05] Because that's what you're demanding. That's what you're saying. That's what you're saying should happen
[07:17:12] Okay
[07:17:14] Okay, I'm not I'm about to I'm about to I'm about to end is two minutes left of this video
[07:17:19] It's the game that is sick and that's illness is monetized
[07:17:22] I'm ending is two minutes algorithms monopolies and the accumulation of wealth caused by the virus which is
[07:17:30] You know this as well. We just don't like the big bad C word
[07:17:34] Those in power would do everything they can to protect that all right. I gotta go that means mobilizing fascist worldwide
[07:17:41] No, not because capitalists are just greedy and evil people, but the systems that produce them.
[07:17:46] Yes, a lot of my gaming. I'll see you tomorrow guys. Alright, I gotta go, I gotta go, I gotta go, I gotta go.
[07:17:51] Alright, alright everybody, peace out. Okay, peace.
[07:17:56] I can't even finish it. No gaming. I love you all, and I will see you tomorrow.
[07:18:01] That was a great video by Ben, friend of the show Ben. Go check it out.