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08-07-2026 · 8h 48m

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[00:08:54] A rising star, far-left activist Hassan Piker.
[00:08:58] What I really want is whether it's social media,
[00:09:01] or if there's a twitch on YouTube like Hassan Piker,
[00:09:05] or other kind of promoters.
[00:09:07] The voice for Hassan Piker!
[00:09:10] Oh
[00:09:40] You must always maintain revolutionary op-eds, and you must always continue to organize, you must always continue to agitate, because the quicker we can create enough pressure that causes the American state to recalculate its suicide pact with Israel, the quicker we can save as many Palestinian lives possible.
[00:10:10] What's going on, everybody?
[00:10:12] I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening, afternoon, pre-noon, no matter where you are
[00:10:28] in the world.
[00:10:29] I'm with Son Piker and this is Austin at Barkesk, I'm with you live from sunny California,
[00:10:35] Los Angeles folks.
[00:10:36] We're live and alive and I hope all the boys, girls and MBS are having a fantastic
[00:10:40] one. Because today's a beautiful day today. The wonderful day today is an interesting day.
[00:10:52] So the frame rate might be very low on the stream because as is the case with Los Angeles,
[00:11:00] California, where I'm from, where I'm coming to you live from the headquarters of the
[00:11:06] anti-fascist movement, anti-full movement, the radical left, the internet is dog shit
[00:11:14] again today. The internet is actually gone. Luckily, we have numerous fail safes now.
[00:11:21] And that's the reason why I think some of the videos that we're watching or the introduction
[00:11:26] video is going to be a little bit bad. I'll admit it's a special day, it's a beautiful
[00:11:33] day but it's uh also one where you know i'm uh i'm feeling it right now i'm feeling it folks
[00:11:42] bro the giga el nino is gonna break out for the internet probably but but before we do that it's a
[00:11:48] special day for good reason you already know what's up it's friday it's friday saturday sunday
[00:11:53] that's right your sabotage going on but it's august a 20th or august 7th 2026 but it's a beautiful
[00:12:01] Friday. It's a day that will forever remain an infirmary. Just kidding. It's a day that we celebrate
[00:12:09] regardless because we here at the Office of the Broadcast celebrate the labor union, the workers,
[00:12:20] the people who fought long and hard to make sure you have a sense of your purpose in your life
[00:12:24] every Friday because if you like the five-day work week then you must thank a socialist.
[00:12:31] You must think, a union, you must think, the communists, the anarchists and everyone else
[00:12:36] that fought long and hard to make it happen, but the vibes will be immaculate hopefully
[00:12:44] regardless of the fact that the internet, on my end, is somewhat cooked.
[00:12:50] Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls and nb's, we are
[00:12:57] live. We are alive. I'm coming to you live from stolen Tongva territory stolen Tongva
[00:13:06] territory here in Los Angeles, California, West Hollywood, the epicenter of the anti fascist
[00:13:11] movement. You already know what's up. There is gaming afoot. I know many of you are excited
[00:13:18] about that. Hopefully the internet won't be so cooked that the gaming will get cooked
[00:13:26] as a byproduct, but, uh, nonetheless, we're live, we're live, and I'm here and it's Friday.
[00:13:34] It's freaky Friday.
[00:13:36] It's, you know, it's fucked up Friday folks.
[00:13:47] This is bait.
[00:13:48] It's not bait.
[00:13:49] Will you take the suit off for gaming?
[00:13:50] No.
[00:13:51] The suit stays on for gaming.
[00:13:53] Anyway.
[00:13:54] Yeah. Yeah, we're here. Long time admirer, first time live chatter, hell yeah.
[00:14:18] Pause now that has been gold has been here to step in and make sure make warhammer videos
[00:14:23] instead. Interesting point that you just raised. Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen,
[00:14:35] yeah, Asmongold is banned. I tweeted the classic Hitler dead meme. It happened last night.
[00:14:44] It's time for me to pivot to MMO RPG. It's time for me to pivot to World of Warcraft.
[00:14:51] Um, you know, it's not, it's not all that significant. I mean, he'll be back. The cockroach will be back. He's not perma band for sure.
[00:15:00] Let's be real. But if there's one person worthy of unbanned new pet lucid dreamer.
[00:15:09] If there's one person that's like worthy of being a twitch to ban you if it's bending as
[00:15:16] my own and also I hope they deport you I don't think twitch has the capability of deporting
[00:15:21] me but that's that's an interesting thought anyway yeah that's that's it well we'll talk
[00:15:27] about all of that and more obviously yeah I'll I'll stop showering in order to become more
[00:15:34] appealing to the cockroaches who are watching. I won't clean my house any longer, and I will
[00:15:42] do my very best. But in any case, folks, folks, folks, folks, folks. Yeah, one thing the left
[00:15:55] has been missing is a guy who doesn't shower. That's the real short and sweet of it. With
[00:16:07] all due respect, today's going to be very hard on us, so please let that be the end
[00:16:12] of the mod audits. Okay, okay. I just wanted to see one pet. Encouraging Oliver Larkin
[00:16:25] poll. I know, I know, I know. Lark mentum. That does that work? I don't know. Lark mentum is real.
[00:16:34] We'll get into all of that and more folks, folks, folks.
[00:16:40] Personal news wise, there's literally nothing going on in my life. I just shot
[00:16:43] another episode of the fear and podcast last night. It was a lot of fun, very funny.
[00:16:48] And afterwards we shot some promo stuff for the fear and tour the fear and West Coast tour
[00:16:58] or coming to a city near you.
[00:17:05] So, you know, we had, we did all of that.
[00:17:14] And what else, what else?
[00:17:19] Come to Vancouver?
[00:17:20] No, it's not international.
[00:17:25] Are you coming to South Africa?
[00:17:26] I said West Coast Tour, man.
[00:17:28] coast tour. But, uh, where was I? Yeah. Bakersfield, Fresno, you know, the usual spots, Sacramento,
[00:17:43] Sac City, baby, Sac town. Um, anyway, Asma band, Hormuz deal done without us involvement.
[00:17:55] against birthright again, straight closed, straight still closed. Public enemy number
[00:18:00] one, Hong Dynasty in Wisconsin, game night fear and get in now. As been banned for urging
[00:18:14] to kill children. Migrant children. Economy is in the stinker. Economy is dying. Econ
[00:18:35] is dying. Yeah, things are not looking too great for the Trump movement. Do we have a
[00:18:40] a blast off or what? Do we have a blast off meme or what? SP96, thank you. You're sibling
[00:18:57] Amir Hassan lost a primary in Michigan. Yeah, my sibling, my sibling Amir Hassan. I think
[00:19:05] the Republicans can never run a guy who has a name Hassan anywhere in their last name and
[00:19:12] their first name anywhere at all going forward after spending months and months positioning
[00:19:18] the name Hassan as the the number one terrorist in America.
[00:19:26] You know what I mean?
[00:19:31] I truly believe the Amir Hassan situation on the Republican party front, like there's
[00:19:36] got to be at least a couple hundred voters that heard the name Hassan and were like,
[00:19:41] I will never vote for that man.
[00:19:45] I will never vote for that libtarded terrorist.
[00:19:48] Yeah.
[00:19:49] Andy Ogles got clapped as well.
[00:20:02] You know, what is this?
[00:20:10] Okay.
[00:20:13] To be fair, every Hasan we know is on the left Mehdi Hasan Minhaj is true is true is true.
[00:20:19] In any case, let's blast off and let's get it twisted.
[00:20:28] Why did Andy Ogles lose?
[00:20:30] I think the establishment Republicans maneuvered it around a little bit.
[00:20:34] I'm not entirely familiar with that race, but my initial suspicion was that they actually
[00:20:41] wanted to make sure that that wasn't a flippable seat, and it would have been a flippable
[00:20:45] seat if Ogles was the one. All I have to say is thank God. I mean, don't celebrate too hard because
[00:20:53] I do think that the most reactionary elements of MAGA, the most reactionary elements of MAGA are
[00:21:02] actually easier to defeat, especially right now. So Andy Ogles was, Andy Ogles was probably an
[00:21:11] easier opponent in that race, so it'll be more difficult to flip that.
[00:21:21] But to be fair, I mean, I guess desperate times call for desperate measures.
[00:21:29] Brother, what is this?
[00:21:32] What did you just send me?
[00:21:35] What is this link?
[00:21:39] mobile library SMS attachments. What the hell is that link, man? Yeah, US is facing a critical
[00:21:46] missile shortage. It turns out the situation is worse than what we previously thought it was.
[00:21:51] Straight of our Moses still closed. We're going to be talking about that.
[00:21:57] No more drama slop. We're not doing drama slop today,
[00:22:02] Hopefully, we're going to, I mean, unfortunately, unfortunately, it's quite difficult, it's quite
[00:22:15] difficult to try and cover the news without covering myself, because I have become the
[00:22:24] news for many people for some strange reason.
[00:22:27] Well, I know the reason.
[00:22:28] because the Republican Party cannot talk about how awful, the Republican Party cannot talk
[00:22:35] about how unbelievably awful the Republican Party is, how bad the economy is, how these
[00:22:42] wars are actually making the cost of living crisis worse.
[00:22:49] Trump has basically fucked everything.
[00:22:51] He has truly destroyed everything.
[00:22:54] He is really J.D. Pondon, right?
[00:23:01] He is J.D. Pondon.
[00:23:04] You are a terrorist to be fair.
[00:23:07] What is this?
[00:23:08] W. Trump.
[00:23:09] I see a lot of Asmongole fans in here today.
[00:23:11] I'm very excited.
[00:23:13] Thank you for being fair.
[00:23:17] I like that this Asmongole chatter said, you are a terrorist to be fair.
[00:23:21] That's very cool.
[00:23:22] Let's hear this guy out.
[00:23:24] not let's not ban this guy. But yeah, new report confirms that the Republican Party will be
[00:23:31] investing millions of dollars focusing on a Sompire from the midterm elections in order
[00:23:34] to distract people from the rising cost of living.
[00:23:38] So yeah, I think establishment Democrats need to redirect every single conversation
[00:23:45] such as this back to the horrible economy, endless wars, and how Trump has really fucked
[00:23:55] it big time.
[00:23:57] But of course they won't.
[00:23:58] I think that for many of them, for many of the established Democrats, this is wonderful
[00:24:04] because they also see me as a real threat to protecting their comfortable sinecures.
[00:24:12] This is why Haywin, Asmin, and Bambro's chat is a containment zone for in-cells who deserve
[00:24:16] no posseuses factories that know more about you than their own siblings.
[00:24:21] It's just funny because on the one hand, they think they know more about me, but on the
[00:24:25] other hand, everything that they know about me, they've just been lied to.
[00:24:29] So I will treat this as an opportunity to hopefully redirect them back to a path of
[00:24:36] normalcy.
[00:24:37] Because like for a lot of these guys, they have an anti-establishment streak in them,
[00:24:42] That's why Trump was so alluring.
[00:24:45] There's never been a media figure that has eaten it
[00:24:47] from both sides nonstop.
[00:24:49] Like, there's a reason why so many of the established
[00:24:52] Democrats absolutely fucking despise me.
[00:24:55] So many of the Democrats also regularly attack me,
[00:24:58] sometimes even more than the Republicans do,
[00:24:59] and certainly the Republicans attack me nonstop.
[00:25:02] So that's what it is.
[00:25:12] Because it's a, you know, this is a threat. They see this as a real threat.
[00:25:19] This is presidential frontrunner levels of earned media, yeah. 192 articles written about Hassansis on August 1st.
[00:25:30] So that's where we're at.
[00:25:35] It's just an unbelievable, unbelievable barrage of attack ads.
[00:25:51] And I think it's, yeah, like I said, I think it's specifically because of, it's specifically
[00:26:00] because Democrats are very fearful, right?
[00:26:03] They're very fearful of where we're at, where this movement is going.
[00:26:10] They don't want a Trump-style, John Stuart called you a fiery preacher for economic populism.
[00:26:19] Oh my God.
[00:26:20] Yes, and my favorite part about it was when he goes, I'm not going to be a part of any
[00:26:25] part of a party that Hussein Piker is a part of.
[00:26:28] Well, didn't you just say like, he's a communist or he's not part of your party?
[00:26:32] don't worry about it. I'm not going to play a part in a party that,
[00:26:36] the housing party has a role in it, and you're like, don't worry, you won't.
[00:26:42] Like, I don't know if he understands how time works.
[00:26:45] Yeah.
[00:26:47] Yeah, so that's actually something that's really interesting, like the James Carville
[00:26:51] attack and the John Federman attacks have been whipping up a lot of the older liberals
[00:26:56] who despise these figures. Like the, like there are a lot of people who are,
[00:27:01] you know, social Democrats, there are a lot of social Democrats out there who just hate these
[00:27:11] guys, right? And they are very close to us ideologically. And so when they, when we get like,
[00:27:19] when we get attacked by some of the most odious figures in the Democratic party,
[00:27:26] the far right of the Democratic Party's big tent, perhaps some of them that are, you know,
[00:27:34] aching to be out of the tent.
[00:27:37] A lot of people respond positively to my impact or influence, our influence as a community.
[00:27:45] And they say, no, these guys are doing something that is clearly disruptive.
[00:27:50] guys are doing something that is clearly having an impact on the ground and we would much prefer
[00:28:00] much prefer this wing of the party than the right wing elements of the party because the
[00:28:07] right wing elements of the party have constantly hinged their their need to be at the center
[00:28:14] of power on their ability to win elections.
[00:28:18] So when you don't win elections with that message, when you don't win elections on the
[00:28:22] narrative that you need to pivot to the right, at a certain point people are going to say,
[00:28:28] yeah, you're wrong.
[00:28:29] We're going to test out something different.
[00:28:32] We are going to test out something different because Bernie possibly was right.
[00:28:37] That is the resounding message.
[00:28:39] It's the most reductive.
[00:28:43] But it is the resounding message of these primaries, of this midterm election cycle.
[00:28:53] Bernie was right.
[00:28:57] Bernie would have won.
[00:29:01] And that isn't about Bernie Sanders personally, it's more so about left economic populism.
[00:29:07] Right?
[00:29:08] That's about socialism.
[00:29:09] about the the movement.
[00:29:15] Like that's, I mean, and not to be gross about it, but like, yeah.
[00:29:19] OK, I think that's fair.
[00:29:21] That young guy that's a fiery preacher for economic populism
[00:29:26] and and and other things.
[00:29:28] No, I'm going to wait till he burns himself out.
[00:29:31] And then I'm going to come back in in.
[00:29:34] 2040, it's the nineties, baby.
[00:29:37] Let's go.
[00:29:38] And Rhea's that, me and Mary Madeline are going to do a show.
[00:29:42] Why do they keep putting him on TV?
[00:29:44] Because he's available.
[00:29:45] Because they'll say things that get aggregated.
[00:29:49] Like that's they, in the same reason, like, you know, that they, they,
[00:29:53] they clip things.
[00:29:54] He's a guy that will say.
[00:29:57] And by the way, contradict himself every couple of months.
[00:30:00] As soon as he's been proven wrong, which, by the way,
[00:30:03] like, when was the last time you won something?
[00:30:05] Yeah.
[00:30:07] Oh my god, it's crazy. My goat my goat is cooking
[00:30:14] My goaking James Carville and John Federman
[00:30:18] I behest
[00:30:19] John Stewart is nine years old. Of course you call Hassabi a young man. He is young. He's young in heart
[00:30:25] John Stewart tried to defend your Hamas clip. I've been right like in the in the way that you talked to else
[00:30:29] I add like why call them pro Hamas if they just want to criticize
[00:30:34] Well, I'll make this, he's, he's, I said that because he's campaigning with people that are absolutely pro Hamas.
[00:30:41] Well, who, what do you mean Hassan, Piker, you say is pro Hamas?
[00:30:45] And so you're, you're basing this just on that.
[00:30:47] He said, you know, like if you campaign and proud to
[00:30:53] I want to let it be clear. My con, my argument is not about Hamas's domestic policies or
[00:31:01] or even war crimes that took place on October 7.
[00:31:04] My argument is simply,
[00:31:07] Israel is committed to genocide.
[00:31:09] Of course, people are gonna fight back against it.
[00:31:11] And Hamas is the, as he stands currently,
[00:31:16] the head of the Palestinian resistance movement.
[00:31:22] It's the only game in town.
[00:31:25] That's it.
[00:31:26] Line yourself with pro-very-pro-Hamas people. It's a reasonable person to conclude. It's like, yeah, I, you know, I have a pro-view for Hamas.
[00:31:37] But I guess what I'm saying is I feel like you're caricaturing people's views if they're critical of Israel. If someone says, I think Hamas and Israel are both criminal organization, you know, doing, killing people for terrible reasons.
[00:31:55] That's how is a Hamas know what I'm saying. It's like people that just says Hamas is a
[00:32:01] Yeah, this is uh, John Stewart is not going to be able to defend this statement by the way. I mean this statement is
[00:32:07] R2
[00:32:10] Many F sorry, uh, this statement is is is far too radical for for someone like John Stewart do uh, oh
[00:32:17] Uh, oh, okay. We're we're back. It's picking up
[00:32:20] frame drop
[00:32:22] Raim drop, but it's picking up raim drop, but it's choppy, but it's picking up
[00:32:26] Just hold just hold there's gonna be a little there's gonna be some stutters throughout the day for the record. I need you guys to understand
[00:32:34] Don't freak out. There's gonna be some stutters throughout the day
[00:32:37] Uh, it's not even about like refreshing it. My bandwidth is going to be
[00:32:42] Bad, it's not because the LA weather is bad. The LA weather is good. I just uh, my my normal internet is completely out
[00:32:49] um
[00:32:51] Right now, I am using a redundancy that I have.
[00:32:57] I'm leading heavily into the redundancy that I have.
[00:33:00] I've actually, we've been able to patch together
[00:33:04] a bunch of different things,
[00:33:07] a bunch of different hotspots basically.
[00:33:10] So there will be, it'll be a little bit swingy at times.
[00:33:15] So it is what it is, but you know,
[00:33:19] at least we're still live.
[00:33:20] percent them are democratic, are ally Israel, then yeah, that's pro Hamas.
[00:33:26] But saying they're less evil than Israel, if they think Israel is evil, is not the same as pro.
[00:33:31] I'll give you an example. No, like, like, oh, okay, never mind. He is defending it. Okay, respect.
[00:33:36] Becker said a lot of incredibly, you know, very pro Hamas kind of thing. I'm not gonna, it's like,
[00:33:42] it's like, if you support Hamas and campaign with people that support Hamas, then that,
[00:33:48] Yeah, the right for colonize people to defend themselves the topic that's been decided in international law for a while
[00:33:53] There's a failure of education on colonialism at the end of the day
[00:33:56] Cinemarxism you're 100% right the problem
[00:34:00] However, is just like with the with the way that they framed my conversation about how I'm not a prison abolitionist
[00:34:06] But I feel like I'm probably closer to a prison abolitionist than I am about what is normal in American in the American carceral structure
[00:34:13] Most people don't want to think. Most people, as a matter of fact, have lost the capacity to think.
[00:34:22] So they just hear something and they get super, they get super charged into hating the statement
[00:34:30] without actually listening to it, without actually trying to understand it.
[00:34:33] It's very, it sucks, but unfortunately that is the reality.
[00:34:46] So you, like I said, you got to work with the reality that you have not with one that
[00:34:52] you wish you had.
[00:34:59] The best part is that while Stuart doesn't really know what you said specifically, either
[00:35:02] Fetterman being the one trying to back up his arguments while also not knowing what you've said specifically makes him look like a fucking idiot
[00:35:08] Yeah, John Fetterman being my primary op here is actually unbelievably fortuitous
[00:35:14] Because he's just an ogre who can't speak at all. So then if I someone is a big life for anybody
[00:35:21] I guess what I'm saying is I don't I have not seen statements where these candidates say I am pro Hamas
[00:35:28] What I have seen is statements where they are very critical of Israel, the Israeli government, and the way that they have conducted themselves in Gaza.
[00:35:41] And by the way, they're not alone. The ICC and the UN and Human Rights Watch have all been unbelievably critical.
[00:35:49] And I guess I'm having trouble figuring out
[00:35:53] Why I feel like you're caricaturing it. Let me let me go out this a different way your pro gay rights
[00:36:01] Yes, yeah, I mean, I'm coming up on the 13th. I'm on
[00:36:06] I watched the whole interview. I genuinely don't know how Federman is allowed to serve as a senator at this point
[00:36:10] He's pro Israel
[00:36:13] That's it
[00:36:13] You can literally be brain damaged as long as you're a reliable vote for Israel
[00:36:17] no one's gonna make a big fuss about it. And all of the outlets that offer him a spot
[00:36:27] rarely are contentious. Rarely ever do they ask the question, hey, don't you feel like your
[00:36:35] mental faculties are getting in the way of you making decisions as a senator?
[00:36:39] Like you can literally be, you can be mentally handicapped as an America senator.
[00:36:46] You can be a geriatric American senator as long as you're like a reliable vote for American
[00:36:52] militarism, as long as you're a reliable vote for Israel, as long as you're a reliable
[00:36:56] vote for, for, you know, corporate interests, they're not going to make a big fuss about
[00:37:01] it.
[00:37:02] Right.
[00:37:03] Because the reality of the matter is, I mean, look at Mitch McConnell, right?
[00:37:07] currently serving and I don't think he's serving anything. I think he probably isn't even actually
[00:37:13] around. They said they released him from the hospital to recover at home. We still haven't
[00:37:18] seen him, right? So yeah, he's serving dead. That's what he's serving. He's certainly not
[00:37:25] serving cunt. So that's what it is. That's the reality. It doesn't matter. These are not,
[00:37:33] These are empty seats. These are just seats that turn into vehicles for whatever a set of corporations and their interests are.
[00:37:45] That's just the reality. That's just the unfortunate reality. And honestly, the public is endlessly manipulatable, right? The public is endlessly malleable.
[00:37:56] this is one of those examples like we'll see i
[00:38:00] i think it's good that we have good fighters this time around and uh... in the
[00:38:04] upcoming midterms that won't actually play by these rules whereas like
[00:38:08] corporate democrats always have
[00:38:12] right corporate democrats of always always played by these rules
[00:38:16] and and
[00:38:18] will
[00:38:19] fall victim to these empty attacks presented by the republicans they're
[00:38:23] always playing defense
[00:38:25] right
[00:38:28] they're always playing defense they're always allowing the republicans to set
[00:38:31] the agenda they're always allowing the republicans to dominate discourse
[00:38:35] we present something different we want to set the agenda
[00:38:40] right we want to set the agenda
[00:38:45] not the opposition
[00:38:48] and so the democrats now have
[00:38:53] A real opportunity, Democrats now broadly as a party, as the National Party,
[00:39:01] the National Democratic Party, have an opportunity to set the agenda,
[00:39:08] to talk about an affirmative vision of a better future for all Americans, to talk
[00:39:15] convincingly about what they will do different, what Trump has promised and failed to deliver on.
[00:39:21] These are real things that the Democrats could do. And so far, unfortunately,
[00:39:28] many of these Democrats have leaned into the attacks coming from the Republican side.
[00:39:34] They've leaned into it with their constant highlighting of the Republican attack ads
[00:39:41] against Abdul Al-Sayed. They're obviously seeing someone like myself as a real threat
[00:39:46] to their comfortable scenicures that they want to protect and they're not shy
[00:39:54] about themselves as in a real constitution the base of the party
[00:39:58] we keep winning election you know a key black surgeon left is constantly outspent
[00:40:07] and constantly outgunned and yet the insurgent left is never outmatched
[00:40:13] Right? We keep winning elections. We keep creating excitement. We keep creating
[00:40:21] excitement around this movement, all around the country. Twitch is not broken.
[00:40:26] Thank you for the raid central committee. The reason why it f'd briefly after
[00:40:30] your raid is because my internet is bad. My raid is heliscuffed. It's fine.
[00:40:35] All right. Yeah. We're outgunned and we're outraised, right?
[00:40:44] But we're still not outmatched.
[00:40:53] And that's the real fear. That's the real fear that many of these constituency-free consultants
[00:41:01] in the Beltway. That's the real fear they don't have. Like there's no near-attendant heads out there.
[00:41:10] Near-attendant doesn't actually command the attention of the base of the party at all.
[00:41:14] Near-attendant's only constituency are corporations. Her job is to be the
[00:41:20] connective tissue between Chevron, ExxonMobil, APAC, the Israel lobby, and whoever she can
[00:41:28] talk to, whoever she can talk to in the Democratic Party, you know, the Democratic politicians.
[00:41:37] Neera Tandon doesn't have a real constituency, doesn't have a real movement, doesn't have
[00:41:42] a real base. We do. Our side does. And that's very powerful because unfortunately for Neera
[00:41:49] Tandon, unfortunately for the Beltway consultants, the commentariate that channel and echo
[00:41:55] their sentiment
[00:41:57] we still have a democratic process at the end of the day they don't want to have
[00:42:02] a democratic process they do oppose democracy
[00:42:07] at that much is very clear
[00:42:12] but we currently have it and we will fight tooth and nail to defend
[00:42:17] this process we will fight tooth and nail
[00:42:21] very end to make sure that we still have a democracy in this country and anyone who opposes that
[00:42:29] anyone who opposes the concept of democracy the concept of voters being able to get their
[00:42:38] wishes across in spite of the barrage of of money being spent in these races to subvert
[00:42:46] American democracy, right? We will fight back, we will win. And eventually on the other side of this,
[00:42:59] we will force the National Democratic Party to put a stronger showing.
[00:43:07] But yeah, even Glenn Greenwald has begun noticing certain things. Mike from PA tweeted said,
[00:43:13] damn this is incredible. Maylock, Kuros, Donovan, McKinney, Justin, J. Pearson pictured here on the
[00:43:16] couch of the Salahan all won their primaries for Congress. Glenn Greenwald says, I'm starting to
[00:43:21] suspect that the heavily promoted DNC media narrative that campaigning with the Sampikers
[00:43:26] is a huge albatross that them candidates should avoid may not be entirely accurate.
[00:43:30] If anything, the precise opposite seems to be true at the very least, it's
[00:43:33] proven to be more effective than campaigning with Liz Cheney.
[00:43:36] That's the problem for these guys. They do not fear our failure, but our success. Remember that.
[00:43:47] And when I say they, I mean, of course, the Beltway, Pundits, the Commentariat,
[00:43:52] those who put corporate interest first, right? As Recline answers,
[00:43:58] view questions on DSA? Yeah, we're gonna get to the New York Times report. Okay, we're
[00:44:07] gonna get to the New York Times report. Don't worry.
[00:44:24] And we're of course going to start off with the Asmongold bin.
[00:44:32] We got to get the drama, the little drama out of the way.
[00:44:35] I guess it's kind of drama, but it's kind of relevant to the platform in general.
[00:44:42] And we'll talk about it.
[00:44:44] Yeah, the cockroach is down, folks.
[00:44:48] Now, for the cockroach, for Asmongold, I mean, there is, there isn't a day that goes by where
[00:44:56] he's saying, where he's not saying a banable thing, obviously.
[00:45:03] all the while
[00:45:18] in medias the right wingers uh... they they spend a good deal of time claiming that i'm doing banable shit
[00:45:25] i'm saying banable shit
[00:45:27] you know they try it
[00:45:29] and now their their attempts are actually making their way to mainstream news as well i mean it didn't work on the
[00:45:33] Internet. It didn't work on the Internet. It's not going to work in mainstream news as well.
[00:45:42] This is the one that they keep re on everything where I'm talking about,
[00:45:48] you know, my favorite flags, like we're talking about the coolest flags from a vexilology
[00:45:54] perspective. And I say it's the Hezbollah flag. And they're like, I can't believe
[00:45:58] he's saying this. I said, this is a comedy podcast. And it was a difficult
[00:46:01] concert for him is really to understand. But yeah, basically, the very same people, the
[00:46:13] very same people that spent a good deal of time trying to, should you call them such names,
[00:46:20] cockroaches do humanizing, even if he's a piece of shit. Yeah, I mean, he calls me
[00:46:25] a terrorist. He calls Somalis parasites. But I think his own community have recognized
[00:46:32] that they're cock roaches. Like, that's a self-described moniker, you know? Yeah, he
[00:46:49] He calls himself the Roach King.
[00:46:52] But it's very funny.
[00:46:55] To be fair, I do appreciate neo-Nazis that are big fans of Asmengold coming in here to
[00:47:03] feign woke 1.0 attitudes.
[00:47:08] Woke 1.0 attitudes like, oh well, I don't know if this is appropriate.
[00:47:14] I really find it dehumanizing language.
[00:47:18] Yeah well, he calls himself a cockroach, he calls his community the Roach Ranch.
[00:47:25] I think it's unfair to cockroaches in general.
[00:47:29] But...
[00:47:34] Yeah.
[00:47:38] All the comments and the hitter replies are about you.
[00:47:40] Yeah of course, as soon as Asmongold gets banned you already know.
[00:47:43] TwitchBan, they deserved it.
[00:47:44] BlameMason, they didn't deserve it.
[00:47:46] BlameMason, you already know what's up.
[00:47:47] already know what's up. Anytime this kind of thing happens, like, his community immediately
[00:47:53] start, uh, uh, brigading everything. I'm just going to show you exactly what we suspect.
[00:48:00] Uh, is the reason why he got banned because it can be a million different things. It could
[00:48:06] be so many different things because he is, I mean, he is a TOS violation, a walking
[00:48:12] terms of service violation machine for the most part but I have a good idea of what
[00:48:18] it was that did him in this time around. It's most likely the advocacy that he was engaging
[00:48:26] in about murdering migrant children. So that's the reason why he got banned. I mean he's
[00:48:38] done so much more. It's kind of crazy that that's just the tip of the iceberg really.
[00:48:45] It's the tip of the iceberg as far as like what got him banned because he does commentary,
[00:48:52] like violent commentary urging his followers to go out and do violence against the police
[00:48:59] for what he perceives as the police protecting the Somali community in Minneapolis. He's
[00:49:05] done that. I mean he's advocated for violence by leaning into systemic forces of violence
[00:49:15] often like that's the way he does it where he'll just be like I should just kill everyone
[00:49:20] all the time. He has advocated to, Asmongold is advocated to put people in concentration
[00:49:26] camps, labor camps for civil offenses. He's advocated to murder protesters exercising their
[00:49:38] first amendment rights. He also doesn't shower at all, which I find to be very strange. It
[00:49:55] This is a strange decision.
[00:49:57] Yeah, he's advocated for terrorizing the police
[00:50:00] for not brutalizing immigrants.
[00:50:01] I mean, all of those clips are out there, right?
[00:50:06] They're readily available.
[00:50:07] So, I mean, it's a fairly standard moment.
[00:50:10] So I suspect it's difficult
[00:50:12] to identify exactly what did him in.
[00:50:15] But I'm sure someone has that clip, right?
[00:50:18] Can someone send me the clip
[00:50:19] of him advocating to shoot migrant children?
[00:50:25] I'm going to go back to the
[00:50:32] video.
[00:50:38] Here it is.
[00:50:41] Asmongold says undocumented
[00:50:43] children need to get shot if they
[00:50:45] cross the border with their
[00:50:46] parents.
[00:50:47] You can't shoot these people.
[00:50:49] They have kids with them.
[00:50:50] Then don't bring your kids.
[00:50:52] If you don't want to get shot
[00:50:53] shot than don't bring your fucking kids. It's really simple. You mean you shoot adults and
[00:50:59] deport the kids, right? Well, I'd shoot whoever. Yeah, I'd shoot whoever. I mean, if it's kids,
[00:51:05] women, men, anybody, just shoot them. They're going to stop coming over. Because if you
[00:51:12] don't do that, they'll use-
[00:51:13] I think he's been watching too much pro-Israel commentary that he thinks this kind of
[00:51:20] shit would fly you know the last time he did this and and got banned it was the same thing he was
[00:51:26] he was talking about how you know genocide is totally permissible uh that that the Palestinians
[00:51:32] are barbaric and deserve genocide and now he's doing it again this is this Stegmasman Gold has
[00:51:39] been banned for advocating to murder children as well as adults how is this not a permanent ban
[00:51:47] Twitch doesn't usually offer perma bands, especially to someone who's as large as Asmengold.
[00:51:54] Let's be real, I don't think that's going to happen. I don't know how long this band will be.
[00:52:01] I suspect maybe seven days, maybe 14, chop it down to seven on good behavior, some like that.
[00:52:08] But I mean, this is the only reason why this happened is because it was highlighted.
[00:52:14] it was such a heinous thing. It was such a heinous statement that that even
[00:52:22] normies were like, dude, what the fuck is going on? Yeah, just a reminder, Morgan
[00:52:31] and many other smaller content creators got 30 days. They got banned for 30
[00:52:36] days for doing a tier list, where the bottom of the tier list was, you know, enjoying Sabra
[00:52:47] Hummus, the Sabra Hummus Gate. That was 30 whole days. Meanwhile, Asming Gold has been advocating,
[00:52:55] agitating, trying to foment violence towards every marginalized community, whether they
[00:53:02] be overseas, being destroyed by the American military, the Israeli military, or even here
[00:53:08] with ICE over and over and over again.
[00:53:13] So I suspect it was, this was what crossed the line for Twitch especially because there
[00:53:20] was a lot more outside attention.
[00:53:24] Children and women as shields to get themselves over.
[00:53:27] And then they'll put more women and children at risk because they know that they can
[00:53:31] use them as collateral so they can get more of themselves over. That's the way it works.
[00:53:36] That's the way an animal thinks and these people are animals.
[00:53:40] Yeah, this is classic, classic Asmongold saying, you know, immigrants are animals.
[00:53:46] What's also interesting about this comment is like
[00:53:49] Like, why is supremacy simply put?
[00:54:04] I'm not like being super woke about this or anything.
[00:54:06] I'm just going to give it to you straight.
[00:54:08] Why supremacy is low IQ cope, right?
[00:54:12] White supremacy, hold the line, hold the line. It's a minor blip. Calm down, calm down. Okay?
[00:54:22] Calm down. All right. It's back. It's gonna, there's, there's a little bit of a baby blip
[00:54:27] in between. It's gonna, it's gonna be fun. Okay. Look, simply put, white supremacy is low IQ
[00:54:36] cope. Okay? You only lean into these kinds of narratives when you feel insecure, when you recognize
[00:54:45] your station in society doesn't match up where you think you would be. And for a lot of people,
[00:54:53] they just cope with the idea that like they were supposed to be this powerful being, they were
[00:54:58] supposed to be this domineering force in American society around the world. So they're
[00:55:03] desperate to like, they're desperate to punch down at anything they possibly can.
[00:55:10] So that's all it is. Yeah, anti-black, being anti-black, being a white supremacist is,
[00:55:16] is the easiest way to identify someone as being low IQ and coping, okay? And there's perhaps
[00:55:26] Perhaps no better example of this than what he's doing here, where he goes, these people
[00:55:34] are animals, right?
[00:55:36] He talks about undocumented migrants are just refugees as animals while simultaneously advocating
[00:55:42] to slaughter them.
[00:55:44] You're worse than an animal.
[00:55:48] worse than an animal if you like the thing that separates man from the rest of the animals is
[00:55:57] the the capacity to feel empathy the capacity to go beyond simple self-preservation but it is our
[00:56:06] it is our capacity to feel empathy as a social animal right so when you want
[00:56:15] The American government to react as a feral animal, as a predator, you are, unironically,
[00:56:31] the actual animal, not the undocumented migrants.
[00:56:35] You are behaving like an actual feral animal.
[00:56:41] And yet, because why supremacy is low IQ cope, a lot of the people in Asmongold's community
[00:56:47] don't recognize it as such.
[00:56:49] They don't realize that they are the ones who are agitating.
[00:56:53] They are the ones who are behaving like feral animals when they demand this kind of violence
[00:56:59] towards people that they've never met, or people that they might have met, that they
[00:57:03] might like.
[00:57:05] It's just the way it is.
[00:57:09] They're savages.
[00:57:10] Absolute fucking savages.
[00:57:12] Hamas tactics, yeah, terrorists.
[00:57:14] Of course they don't.
[00:57:16] Yeah, look at that.
[00:57:17] Like, Hamas tactics, they're savages.
[00:57:20] We are not the savages, he says.
[00:57:24] While we are the ones who are, look at the comments, dude, these people are deranged.
[00:57:28] Oh, wait, is this, this is classic comment, is blame others for protecting their country,
[00:57:34] when in charge do worse to their own people? Wait, what? Yeah, I don't even want to get
[00:57:41] that far into the right wing rabbit hole. I just, you know, I find it strange that
[00:58:00] These people don't understand that.
[00:58:03] Want to do that.
[00:58:05] Doesn't mean you want to do it,
[00:58:06] but you have to do what you need to do
[00:58:07] in order to enforce your borders, man.
[00:58:10] Like that's the way it is.
[00:58:11] People are too emotional to see that.
[00:58:13] Yeah, I mean, like again, like it's,
[00:58:16] you don't need, you can't make decisions that way.
[00:58:18] And I understand the way that I talk about this
[00:58:20] might be a little bit extreme.
[00:58:22] It might be a little bit, you know,
[00:58:24] that is a clip that was shared by his own Cliff Farm.
[00:58:26] It has his watermark.
[00:58:28] It was a take they thought was worth
[00:58:29] Highlighting Lamau that entire community is full of sociopaths. Yeah
[00:58:33] Yeah, no he got he got hoisted by his own petard for sure
[00:58:38] Because they are
[00:58:41] Increasingly more right-wing increasingly more reactionary on that side of the internet part of it is because on Twitter these kinds of takes
[00:58:49] That are unbelievably extreme unbelievably violent
[00:58:52] These sorts of takes are normalized and I think Elon Musk's algorithm boost these sorts of takes
[00:58:58] and it makes people feel comfortable saying things like this when in fact it's
[00:59:04] perhaps one of the most disconnected attitudes that you could have because in
[00:59:09] the real world if you were to say things like this in the real world if you were
[00:59:13] to talk about you know what must be done to refugees to migrants to people
[00:59:19] that that you know work in these industries that you consider to be
[00:59:23] invisible but are very visible and very important aspects of the American
[00:59:27] economy, our neighborhoods, our communities. Most people would probably get very frustrated
[00:59:33] with what you have to say. I often talk about the permissible boundaries of racism, misogyny.
[00:59:41] And there is definitely a level that most Americans broadly would be comfortable with. And this
[00:59:53] goes far above that, right? There are a lot of people that identify with or find sympathy
[01:00:03] with white supremacist talking points, you know, to a certain degree until, until, until
[01:00:17] it goes past a certain point. When someone self identifies as a Nazi, for example, most
[01:00:23] People who might even agree with some of these white supremacists through lines will then turn around. Why are you guys sending me fucking 12?
[01:00:30] Like post they won't ban us on for praising terrorists. They're two sizes in coin. Who cares man? Please. Yes
[01:00:36] I think we have a real crisis in stupidity
[01:00:43] Okay, we have a real crisis in a stupidity. Yes
[01:00:45] I think we have to realize that many people
[01:00:49] People want to simply appear smart.
[01:00:52] And one of the easiest way to try and appear smart when you're a stupid person is to say
[01:00:57] horseshoe theory, two sides of the same coin.
[01:01:00] I'm actually a moderate.
[01:01:01] I'm actually right at the center of these two different dangerous forms of commentary.
[01:01:06] It's just a lot of people are stupid.
[01:01:08] You're looking at a super-botted website, okay?
[01:01:14] We don't have to address every single stupid person and the way that they misunderstand
[01:01:20] jokes, the way that they misunderstand hyperbole sometimes directly and sometimes because they're
[01:01:24] just stupid.
[01:01:27] You know, that's it.
[01:01:30] There is no equivocation, no moral or or any kind of intellectual equivalence between
[01:01:36] someone like myself and someone like Asmingold.
[01:01:40] We are not two sides of the same coin.
[01:01:43] i guess he's my polar opposite in many respects i shower
[01:01:47] i'm educated
[01:01:48] this is something i truly care about a moral convictions he has none of that he
[01:01:52] doesn't shower he's not educated he has no moral convictions whatsoever he's
[01:01:56] simply a grifter
[01:01:58] and also i believe in uplifting all people and he certainly does not
[01:02:03] i believe that we shouldn't murder children he clearly believes we can
[01:02:06] murder some children
[01:02:08] so in that sense we are polar opposites of one another
[01:02:12] but dumb people will look at, you know,
[01:02:14] dumb people will look at the situation and go,
[01:02:16] well, I don't agree with the song.
[01:02:18] And I've been duped into believing
[01:02:20] that he's this dangerous radical.
[01:02:23] And therefore, you know, I'm gonna sit here
[01:02:27] and say people who say that the international law
[01:02:32] recognizes the occupied people's right
[01:02:35] to militarily resist against an occupation
[01:02:37] is exactly the same as advocating to murder children.
[01:02:41] Yeah, only if you're a fucking stupid person, who's a fallen victim to unlimited amounts of propaganda, do you make that decision?
[01:02:49] And unfortunately, there's a lot of stupid people.
[01:03:04] There are a lot of stupid people, like Romansky is currently doing a RapeTome posted a joke you made about the Great Replacement.
[01:03:11] presented it as something you admitted in secret 40k likes a senator reposted it new smear against you guys. It's fine
[01:03:19] like
[01:03:21] Look, I I will never stop believing in the capacity of the average person to be a little bit more
[01:03:26] A little bit smarter
[01:03:29] But like we can't do again neo-nazi base boosted nonsense every fucking day of the week
[01:03:36] Yes, dude. Yes, they they think I'm
[01:03:39] like if people believe in the great replacement, if people genuinely believe that like, immigrants
[01:03:46] are coming in to specifically dilute the white gene pool, then yeah, they're going to look
[01:03:53] at a situation like that. They're going to look at a statement like that with me making
[01:03:57] a very clear joke about how white genocide is not real. And they're going to farm it
[01:04:03] as like it's real. There are a lot of people who unfortunately on the far right and
[01:04:08] on the right now
[01:04:09] who believe that the white uh... genocide is a real concept a great
[01:04:13] replacement is a real concept who cares
[01:04:16] just push back on it be like your fucking idiot
[01:04:20] why genocide is not real people can sensually engaging in
[01:04:25] in race mixing
[01:04:26] is is a concept that
[01:04:29] isn't controversial only any longer no matter how hard you want to be
[01:04:33] controversial
[01:04:36] Okay.
[01:04:40] Remember in this day and age, in this day and age, we are,
[01:04:47] we're now engaging in a media environment where the other side is not living in
[01:04:52] reality. There is no consensus reality.
[01:04:55] So my goal is to try to, to snap people out of that stupor to the best of my
[01:05:01] ability and bring them back into the real world because I want people to
[01:05:06] to live more productive lives, be happier, be healthier,
[01:05:12] and I genuinely think this kind of attitude is forcing them to become more insane.
[01:05:18] I think this kind of attitude, like going to communities like this one
[01:05:22] and constantly being inundated with a barrage of reactionary propaganda
[01:05:27] is making them more mentally ill.
[01:05:31] Okay?
[01:05:32] It's making them anti-social. It's making them mentally ill. It's it's unproductive. It's unhealthy
[01:05:43] You know unemotional and I wish we had more people like me I
[01:05:48] Do I wish we have more because we got too many pussies that are too worried about the optics of something rather than the reality
[01:05:54] yeah, again another another clear-cut sign of of
[01:05:59] insecurity is is leaning into leaning into the the argument of
[01:06:08] children and be out of a place and I mean even in movies like what fucking hero
[01:06:14] says we have to murder children simply put only villains say things like that
[01:06:21] only weak people say things like that a strong man protects the vulnerable
[01:06:27] okay? You are the pussy. A strong man protects the vulnerable. A strong man
[01:06:34] protects the weak. It is weak men who constantly try to harm those who are
[01:06:42] marginalized to hurt those who have less than they do. That's it. That's it.
[01:06:53] It sucks that these guys have such a cynical attitude about this sort of stuff. It sucks that these guys have such a
[01:07:04] Such a villainous outlook such a sociopathic way to view the world where they genuinely think like all virtue is fake
[01:07:11] And it might be fake for them
[01:07:14] It might be fake for them. Maybe not everyone in the community
[01:07:17] Maybe not everyone that watches as my goal
[01:07:19] I think I still believe that there are plenty of people who watch him because they've just been duped into believing that he has a
[01:07:25] Sensible position on these issues and I hope that moments like this are
[01:07:30] Opportunities for them to kind of snap out of it to be like okay. This was a bridge too far
[01:07:33] I do find this to be a really insane statement
[01:07:37] right
[01:07:42] Cuz cuz it is
[01:07:44] is. It's not sensible. It's not sensible to say that the American government should murder
[01:07:55] children and that they're all, all of these refugees are, they're animals, they're barbaric.
[01:08:07] I think the side that demands to murder children is the barbaric side, is the savage side.
[01:08:13] And I don't think that's a controversial take at all, you know.
[01:08:18] There is no world where the good guy in any movie or in any book, any TV show that says
[01:08:27] we have to murder children.
[01:08:29] That's not, that's not what good guys do, okay.
[01:08:34] You're calling on the murder of children is very Israel coded, which is unsurprising
[01:08:39] because Asman Gold has found himself also defending Israel quite a bit.
[01:08:45] You know, the real right wing populist hero that loved Donald Trump, because Donald Trump
[01:08:49] was a heterodox thinker.
[01:08:51] Donald Trump was going to be the peace president.
[01:08:53] These guys love talking about how like, I'm not dying for Israel.
[01:08:56] Kamala Harris is going to get us into war with Iran until Donald Trump got us into
[01:09:01] war with Iran.
[01:09:02] And now they think the war with Iran is good.
[01:09:04] These people don't have any clear positions.
[01:09:07] They don't have any moral convictions.
[01:09:09] That's a major difference between people like myself
[01:09:12] and many people that operate in this commentariat sphere, right?
[01:09:17] When Joe Biden, who I despise, does something wrong,
[01:09:20] I call it out.
[01:09:21] When Joe Biden, who I don't like, does something right,
[01:09:24] I praise him.
[01:09:26] I praise Joe Biden pulling out of Afghanistan.
[01:09:30] When many in the media yelled at him over it,
[01:09:33] it was the right thing to do.
[01:09:37] And I criticize Joe Biden for continuing the genocide of Palestinians, for offering Israel
[01:09:47] the runway, the social and political cover, for offering Israel all of the unlimited weapons
[01:09:52] and tax dollars and support that it could possibly get from the American government.
[01:09:59] I praise Biden for appointing Lena Kahn for protecting consumers,
[01:10:07] balls and strikes,
[01:10:12] balls and strikes.
[01:10:18] But that's it.
[01:10:21] Here, here is a great example of this. Inflation is now lower in America than any
[01:10:25] other major economy in the world.
[01:10:26] big mac meals still cost eighteen dollars is cynical pubic is this is another one
[01:10:31] of these like right wing accounts this was bullshit
[01:10:34] i called by the now when he was doing this vibe of
[01:10:37] the ship
[01:10:38] i'd session on when he was saying that
[01:10:41] inflation is actually
[01:10:42] the economy is receiving a soft landing in people are not actually suffering as
[01:10:46] much as their frustrated
[01:10:49] this guy now under trump turns around and does the same exact thing amazon
[01:10:53] is twenty four count case of burritos for sixty seven
[01:10:56] ninety seven s two eighty three burrito just saying
[01:10:59] the miento
[01:11:00] calls the south says hey joe biden big max are too expensive in twenty twenty four
[01:11:04] and twenty twenty six when trump is president
[01:11:06] food is cheap just buy bulk frozen burritos
[01:11:12] that's where we're at
[01:11:16] okay
[01:11:20] this is why
[01:11:23] this is why republicans are going to lose it's the same reason why biden
[01:11:27] lost it's the same reason why comma the lost
[01:11:30] this is why the republicans are going to lose is why trump is in going is going
[01:11:34] to fail
[01:11:36] because the republicans have no interest in fixing the economy they never
[01:11:39] did
[01:11:40] they've actually worse in the economy at a time of of
[01:11:44] unprecedented economic instability oftentimes worse and by trumps
[01:11:49] foreign policy actions like the ones that we've seen in the straight of
[01:11:52] Hormuz at the behest of Israel when we went in and we blew up a little girl school and
[01:11:56] we triple tapped it and and then the straight of Hormuz was closed and it worsened the the
[01:12:04] economic volatility it destroyed the energy markets right Trump has no answer for this
[01:12:14] has no solution to this problem, and he certainly doesn't have an answer for this.
[01:12:22] And as we have found out, as this is something that I talk about quite a bit, you cannot
[01:12:28] out-yap an empty fridge.
[01:12:32] You cannot convince Americans by and large that their situation is better overall, constantly
[01:12:40] leaning into transgender athletes constantly leaning into
[01:12:44] you know queer people are dominating society constantly yelling about
[01:12:48] migration and how immigrants are the reason especially after
[01:12:52] you close the border and you flexed on everybody and you said hey we close the
[01:12:56] border no more migrants
[01:12:58] is your economic situation better now
[01:13:03] perhaps it had nothing to do with migrations
[01:13:08] nothing to do with my friends.
[01:13:14] Perhaps everything to do with capital.
[01:13:15] And that is my point.
[01:13:19] And that's why I believe that Trumpism is going to fail
[01:13:23] as it has failed the American public broadly.
[01:13:28] Yes, I know, I know my internet is bad.
[01:13:47] Here's one great example of this, Mike Rogers, millionaire Mike Rogers says voters are blaming
[01:13:52] Trump for high prices and they're nuts for it.
[01:13:55] The Trump-backed candidate continues to dismiss affordability concerns of residents.
[01:14:02] This is why Republicans are going to lose.
[01:14:07] This is why Republicans are going to lose, because the only solution they have is to
[01:14:11] constantly hit the same lines over and over again.
[01:14:14] Culture war.
[01:14:15] Please, do not talk about class warfare that is being waged against the working class
[01:14:22] in this country.
[01:14:23] Talk about culture war instead, please. That is an act of desperation
[01:14:31] That's an act of desperation and the reality of the matter is they can't gaslight us any further they can't lie to us
[01:14:45] Especially when the opposing front now has many
[01:14:49] communicators that will force the issue, that will stress the issue of class,
[01:14:56] whether it be Abdul Al Sayed, who's not a socialist, but understands the real
[01:15:01] problems that Americans are facing, or whether it be Zoram Mammadani, whether
[01:15:06] it be Mela Kiroz, Chris Rabb, Donovan McKinney, numerous others that we've
[01:15:11] worked with. Claire Valdez, Daria Lisa Avila-Chevalier.
[01:15:18] These are people who will become nationally prominent socialists that are communicating
[01:15:27] under the banner of the Democratic Party.
[01:15:31] These are people who will use the platform and the legitimacy offered to them by winning
[01:15:36] their elections to reroute American consciousness to understand that the real issue is the
[01:15:43] system.
[01:15:48] If we hadn't, if we had not had these sequence of victories in the midterms, in the primaries,
[01:15:58] the Democratic Party's message probably would be, Trump is bad, if at that.
[01:16:06] And it would be messaging that was a day late and a dollar short.
[01:16:12] There are some communicators that are fairly reliable on the liberal side as well.
[01:16:17] You have the James Talerico's of the world.
[01:16:19] You got John Ossoff.
[01:16:22] Those guys are pretty good at identifying the corruption of the Trump regime.
[01:16:26] They do liberal populism, but it's not enough.
[01:16:31] You can't just attack the Trump administration.
[01:16:34] You also have to have a vision in the affirmative.
[01:16:39] You have to have a vision in the affirmative.
[01:16:41] You have to present Americans with an alternative that they can identify with policies that they
[01:16:49] perceive as tangible.
[01:16:52] Policies that will improve their lives.
[01:16:58] Okay?
[01:17:01] Yeah, if it was left the vices of the centrist Democrats, their midterm strategy would be
[01:17:08] Trump is bad, ice is fine and redeemable and will redeem it, and the Iran War, let's not
[01:17:13] talk about it too much.
[01:17:15] Let's not talk about the Iran War too much.
[01:17:18] Let's never bring up the salience of the issue of the administration's allegiance with
[01:17:24] Israel.
[01:17:25] Let's never talk about this foreign country that has received unlimited amounts of funds,
[01:17:34] Unlimited amounts of weapons that we've burned through our arsenal. We've burned through our munitions stockpile in defense of
[01:17:44] And that's where we're gonna start today
[01:17:48] Situation monitoring we're gonna start our Friday broadcast with the Iran War
[01:17:57] The U.S. is running low on munitions, but sources tell ABC News the president has always
[01:18:22] concerns when he met with his cabinet at Camp David last week.
[01:18:26] According to one estimate, the war has used up two-thirds of America's Patriot missiles
[01:18:30] and more than a half of its long-range missile interceptors.
[01:18:34] Sources tell ABC News the president backed away from his latest major threat against
[01:18:38] Iran, in part after his top advisors warned about the potential impact a major escalation
[01:18:44] would have on the interceptor's stockpile.
[01:18:47] Iran mocking the president for repeatedly abandoning his threats.
[01:18:50] The regime's top negotiator calling it theater diplomacy on loop and a failed strategy.
[01:18:55] The president acknowledged he'd like more missiles.
[01:18:58] With that being said, we always want more.
[01:19:01] We have to have more.
[01:19:03] But each of those patriot missiles
[01:19:05] are assembled nearly entirely by hand and take years to make,
[01:19:08] costing about $4 million each.
[01:19:11] Defense Secretary Pete Hegseff says the US has all it needs.
[01:19:15] Our stockpiles are great, and they only get stronger.
[01:19:19] But even some Republicans on the hell
[01:19:20] expressing concern.
[01:19:22] The reports are concerning and obviously that's why we need to do more to make sure that our
[01:19:28] military has the funding it needs.
[01:19:31] And Democrats sounding the alarm too.
[01:19:33] The challenge is replacing them and transitioning towards less expensive, larger volume, easier
[01:19:39] to make munitions.
[01:19:41] We're not making that.
[01:19:42] See, this is actually a great example.
[01:19:45] This is actually a great example of bad messaging, okay?
[01:19:50] Okay, because this is not a salient narrative.
[01:19:56] This is not a good narrative that the base understands, that broader voters comprehend, okay?
[01:20:05] The real problem is not necessarily that we're running out of bullets to fire at China.
[01:20:10] The real problem is why we're waging all of this war overseas to begin with, okay?
[01:20:20] That's the real problem.
[01:20:23] We need Democrats that will turn around and say, guys, what the hell are we doing?
[01:20:29] We went into this war because Israel directed us to do so.
[01:20:33] That's got to end immediately.
[01:20:36] And then on top of that, we have to really recalculate how we operate around the world.
[01:20:43] But we can't do that because all of these Democrats and Republicans are bought and sold
[01:20:50] by the same corporations, the Raytheons of the world, the Lockheed Martins, Northrop
[01:20:55] Grumman, Boeing.
[01:21:00] The defense contractors buy these seats.
[01:21:05] That is the reason why we have to always wage endless war.
[01:21:11] That's the real discommunication here.
[01:21:16] The real alternative to Trumpism is not Trumpism-like, it's not NATO-Atlanticism.
[01:21:22] The real alternative to this level of American imperialism is to demand a change, radical
[01:21:29] change to pull back to demonstrate restraint because it's not good for anyone when we are
[01:21:38] operating firing off on all cylinders, spending $4 million a clip on missile after missile
[01:21:49] to blow up schools, to blow up infrastructure in Iran.
[01:21:52] Who is that for?
[01:21:57] Of course, it was inevitable that we would fuck with the wrong country.
[01:22:03] Iran happens to be the wrong country to fuck with.
[01:22:08] Salient means prominent or significant.
[01:22:13] I mean, you think convincing and compelling.
[01:22:16] No, salient and convincing and compelling.
[01:22:18] I mean salient.
[01:22:20] Salience is the term I'm using here because that's the one that they are trying to
[01:22:24] draw to the forefront. This should not be the Democratic Party's counter to, uh, endless
[01:22:33] militarism, endless warfare. Americans clearly, Americans clearly do not want endless war.
[01:22:42] That's precisely the reason why Donald Trump actually won on the anti-war messaging. Donald
[01:22:53] Donald Trump won on being the peace candidate, presenting first Hillary Clinton and then
[01:23:01] Kamala Harris as the pro-war candidate, presenting to Democrats as waging un-endless and unnecessary
[01:23:10] wars.
[01:23:11] He said he was going to have no new wars.
[01:23:12] That was the message.
[01:23:14] It's important to identify why that message is compelling for many Americans, even those
[01:23:20] who voted for Donald Trump.
[01:23:22] That message is certainly compelling on the, you know, liberal side, as we know, but it's
[01:23:36] even compelling for the independence.
[01:23:38] It's compelling for the moderates.
[01:23:41] It's compelling for Republicans.
[01:23:46] And what Democrats must do now is drive a wedge between Trumpism, Republicanism, reactionary
[01:23:57] policies that have created endless wars, and our side being the anti-war party.
[01:24:14] Loomer lost it almost a hit out on you one of these days. The Sompiger is gonna talk shit on the wrong person
[01:24:19] And then I'm gonna make that person a give-send go
[01:24:23] Yeah, she's uh demanding someone kill me. I mean that's literally what it is that gives and go raise millions
[01:24:30] I donate so much money. I
[01:24:33] Mean this is like contracting a hit
[01:24:40] Prominent MAGA crazy
[01:24:44] actively contracting a hit out on me
[01:24:53] you
[01:25:07] Sue her man shut your bitch asses up dude shut the fuck up sue her
[01:25:15] What is this litigious nonsense dude? What do you mean? This is a literal crime
[01:25:20] What the fuck are you talking about?
[01:25:23] Sue her, yeah let me just put out a legal case.
[01:25:31] What are you talking about?
[01:25:33] It's just a death threat.
[01:25:38] This would be, it's not about suing her, it would be about calling the fucking federal
[01:25:43] law enforcement apparatus on her.
[01:25:46] that it would do anything it's just a death threat and it's not even like a
[01:25:58] like a hidden death threat she's literally saying she will fundraise for
[01:26:03] someone who will kill me okay
[01:26:08] Now, of course, will liberal media turn around and make a big deal out of Laura Loomer, who's
[01:26:23] in and out of the White House, actively trying to hire a hitman against a prominent critic
[01:26:30] of Israel, a prominent leftist?
[01:26:33] No, of course not
[01:26:43] We know
[01:26:50] We know
[01:26:55] The only thing we have on our side is a people-powered movement
[01:27:03] Institutions, at least for the time being, will not defend us.
[01:27:09] That's the unfortunate reality.
[01:27:13] Institutions will not defend us.
[01:27:17] Prominent liberal Democrats in opposition to the Trump administration will not defend us.
[01:27:30] Federal law enforcement won't defend us, only we can defend us.
[01:27:39] That's it.
[01:27:40] It's getting crazy out here for sure anyway let's get back to the commentary
[01:28:02] progress fast enough so the war has already cost about 37 billion dollars
[01:28:08] the Trump administration is asking for it.
[01:28:10] Why are you being hysterical about the Lumer thing?
[01:28:12] It's not that much different than the Rick Scott bit.
[01:28:15] I think you have a very different understanding of how language is used in this circumstance.
[01:28:20] Me saying if Republicans were serious about if the Republican Party, including Mike Johnson
[01:28:27] were serious about Medicare fraud, they would punish Rick Scott, okay, using like
[01:28:36] that the underlying sentiment behind that is punishing Rick Scott.
[01:28:45] It's a conversation about the Republican hypocrisy and how much they lie.
[01:28:54] Laura Loomer on the other hand is very clearly saying someone has to do something about Hassan
[01:29:00] And I will pay them to do it. I will fundraise for them
[01:29:06] Offering a direct cash incentive that is contracting an assassination
[01:29:19] It's very different
[01:29:23] One is literally illegal
[01:29:30] There's 67 billion from Congress, and we talk about how much money it is to make those
[01:29:38] Patriot Missiles nearly four million dollars each.
[01:29:40] Well, compare that to how much it takes to make an Iranian drone.
[01:29:43] That's about $35,000 each, George.
[01:29:46] So quite a difference.
[01:29:47] Yeah, to say symmetry is something.
[01:29:48] And Rachel, Supreme Court rejected President Trump's attempts to restrict birthright citizenship.
[01:29:52] He's trying again.
[01:29:53] Yeah, he is trying again.
[01:29:55] This is the president's second attempt now to try to restrict birthright citizenship,
[01:29:59] which is protected under the 14th Amendment,
[01:30:02] that first one was knocked down by the Supreme Court,
[01:30:04] as you mentioned.
[01:30:05] These next two orders now are aimed at limiting
[01:30:08] who is eligible for US citizenship here in the US,
[01:30:10] and also aimed at trying to restrict people coming here
[01:30:14] to the United States solely for the reason of giving birth.
[01:30:17] Now, both of these, of course,
[01:30:17] are expected to face legal challenges, George.
[01:30:20] Okay, Rachel, thanks very much.
[01:30:22] Now, Donald Trump has denied reports
[01:30:25] that the US is suffering ammunition shortage.
[01:30:27] as they continue their efforts in Ukraine and the Middle East
[01:30:32] contemporaneously. The US president has threatened long-term sentences for
[01:30:37] anyone who is found to have leaked information about the country's stockpiles.
[01:30:41] It comes... Yeah, it doesn't...
[01:30:47] There's not a lot of confidence that I have personally...
[01:30:54] There's not a lot of confidence I have personally in the American government's munitions stockpile.
[01:31:05] If the American president is actively saying, Hey, our stockpiles are great.
[01:31:13] We have enough munitions.
[01:31:14] And if you say otherwise, we will throw you, we will hunt you down and we'll throw
[01:31:19] you in jail if you leak anything. It kind of feels like you're admitting that the leakers
[01:31:28] are correct. It kind of feels like you're being a little inconsistent, especially considering
[01:31:39] that the one thing, the one thing that you can't actually propagandize is the reality
[01:31:54] on the ground.
[01:31:55] And the reality on the ground in the Strait of Hormuz is very different than the one that
[01:32:00] Trump wants to present, right?
[01:32:06] Trump wants to make it seem like the military efforts have been unbelievably successful.
[01:32:12] We've been able to successfully deteriorate the Iranian strike capabilities.
[01:32:17] We've been able to bring Iran to heel and that a ceasefire deal is imminent.
[01:32:22] Trump has been able to communicate that to the markets at least.
[01:32:26] The markets are constantly leaning into whatever kind of insane thing Trump says.
[01:32:34] day night, we're going to blow up Iran, we're going to genocide Iran. Sunday night, Iran is begging for a ceasefire.
[01:32:41] Right? And this has happened for the last six months, endlessly. This back and forth has taken
[01:32:49] place, but there's a hard limit to how much oil exists. There's a hard limit.
[01:32:56] So, there will come a point, and there was a point already, where we were nearing that
[01:33:07] hard limit in our strategic petroleum reserves.
[01:33:11] The red line is 150 million barrels.
[01:33:16] Oil exists in these salt caverns in our strategic petroleum reserves.
[01:33:23] Once we reach 300 million barrels, which we, I believe, might have crossed, we get into
[01:33:30] the red zone.
[01:33:32] Once we reach 150 million barrels of oil in our salt caverns, there's not enough oil
[01:33:38] to keep pressure inside of these salt caverns, and then there's a cascading effect where
[01:33:44] the salt caverns actually become unusable.
[01:33:48] collapse and in order to avoid that reality Donald Trump had to go back to
[01:33:55] Iran and set up an MOU package a memorandum of understanding this happened
[01:34:02] a month or so ago I believe almost two months ago at this point and they were
[01:34:06] very open about it I mean JD Vance went on television said look we're doing
[01:34:10] this only because we have to we have to stop the bleeding but if we were
[01:34:16] achieving our military objectives, if the United States were achieving their military objectives
[01:34:23] in successfully bringing Iran to heel, there would be no need for an MOU.
[01:34:29] There would be no need for a memorandum of understanding.
[01:34:33] It's very clear that the United States of America has experienced unambiguously defeat
[01:34:40] in the Strait of Hormuz.
[01:34:42] Iran now has more leverage.
[01:34:43] There's never been a war where one state has fought against another state, and the other
[01:34:49] state, our foreign adversary, has generated more leverage in the outcome, in the aftermath
[01:34:56] of that initial military action, and then lost that war.
[01:35:04] Iran is never going to give up control over the state of Kuzeb.
[01:35:08] Iran always had the competitive control of the strata form of the exercise that until
[01:35:14] Donald Trump alongside Israel decided to assassinate the entire leadership structure
[01:35:20] of the Iranian government and the IRGC.
[01:35:34] since that moment, everything since that moment has been failure after failure and every day
[01:35:43] that goes on, every day that goes by where Iran is sometimes striking at oil tankers
[01:35:50] that are trying to transit through the Shredi Hormuz without the Iranian go ahead is a
[01:35:56] moment where Iran is controlling the Shredi Hormuz and is a moment where the bleeding
[01:36:01] continues. And Iran gains more leverage, not less, but more leverage. And obviously the
[01:36:08] intelligent analysts on the American side, and there are many of them, they're just simply
[01:36:13] not being listened to, understand this reality. They understand this reality and they try
[01:36:19] to communicate this reality to Donald Trump. But Donald Trump, for one reason or another,
[01:36:25] thinks that there is another way out of this. But there isn't another way out of
[01:36:29] this. The only two options that we have that remains, and this has been the case since Iran
[01:36:34] closed the Strait of Hormuz and continued to withstand American strikes and were able
[01:36:39] to set up a sufficient air defense against the American air strike capabilities, specifically
[01:36:48] the fighter jets, the MQ-9 Reaper drones that they are capable of taking out over
[01:36:56] and over again. Since that happened, we have been expending our standoff munitions, the
[01:37:12] ones that we lobbed from, you know, thousands of kilometers away. Tomahawk missiles and
[01:37:19] the light. We've been using our offensive capabilities that we have depleted. These are
[01:37:26] very costly missiles that we don't have an adequate stockpile of. And then every single
[01:37:32] time that we lob missiles in the direction of Iran, Iran retaliates. Iran retaliates by
[01:37:40] attacking American assets in the Gulf, and they've successfully destroyed billions
[01:37:44] of dollars of American assets. And in an effort to defend our assets, we've also depleted
[01:37:53] our defensive munitions.
[01:37:58] So now, now we're at an impasse, we're at an untenable solution, an untenable situation
[01:38:10] where either the United States of America is going to go all out and try to invade Iran
[01:38:16] militarily, which seems very unlikely. Or we have to concede. We have to wave the white
[01:38:24] flag of defeat. And Trump is very resistant to doing that. The right thing to do in this
[01:38:31] moment would have been to obviously first never attack Iran. Iran was at the negotiations
[01:38:39] table before we attacked Iran.
[01:38:44] And the second best thing to do would have been to stop bombing Iran and try to negotiate
[01:38:51] with Iran.
[01:38:53] Iran has shown its willingness to negotiate with the United States of America over and
[01:38:59] over again.
[01:39:00] The only successful initiative that actually stopped the Iranian nuclear, the Iranian
[01:39:08] nuclear initiative was the JCPOA. It took many years for Barack Obama to create this
[01:39:16] multilateral commitment. Barack Obama was able to bring in China, bring in Russia. The International
[01:39:24] Atomic Energy Agency was almost single-handedly designed to monitor the Iranian nuclear facilities.
[01:39:31] Iran has never enriched nuclear-grade uranium to create nuclear arms.
[01:39:39] Iran has only engaged in the process of enriching uranium so that they have leverage over the
[01:39:49] American side in exchange for sanctions relief.
[01:39:55] That's it.
[01:39:59] The problem was, of course, when Trump came into office as Israel's strongest warrior,
[01:40:04] Israel's strongest soldier in 2016, he ripped apart the JCPOA and added additional sanctions
[01:40:11] to Iran, even though Iran was still following, even though Iran was still very much following
[01:40:19] the JCPOA.
[01:40:21] the agreement when we refused to honor it.
[01:40:29] And here we are.
[01:40:31] The situation has gotten far worse.
[01:40:36] America has shown that it is a paper tiger.
[01:40:40] America has shown that we are, our resources are limited.
[01:40:47] has shown that we have no capacity to defend our allies,
[01:40:51] that security cooperative agreements
[01:40:54] turn these countries with American military bases
[01:40:57] into missile sponges.
[01:41:00] Missile sponges at the behest of Israeli foreign policy.
[01:41:07] The Gulf is changing.
[01:41:11] The security environment is changing in the Gulf.
[01:41:14] One thing that the Gulf countries have now done is they have created new security agreements.
[01:41:24] Rajabtai Badan, the leader of Turkey, alongside with Pakistan's envoys, were in Saudi Arabia.
[01:41:32] They're still in Saudi Arabia.
[01:41:33] They were in Mecca, where they signed the Mecca Agreement.
[01:41:37] This happened earlier today.
[01:41:42] They are trying to create new security arrangements, one that does not feature the United States
[01:41:50] of America.
[01:41:51] Of course Iran is not fought this security arrangement in GardenList, but once again,
[01:42:02] simply put, America is suffering from getting everything that they wanted.
[01:42:11] That's what's going on here.
[01:42:12] This is something that the neocons, the establishment, the pro-Israel, Israel-first establishment
[01:42:19] Democrats and the Israel-first establishment Republicans wanted for decades to go to war
[01:42:24] with Iran, to bring Iran to heel, to militarily dominate Iran.
[01:42:31] This was Lindsey Graham's ultimate goal, and he got to see what happens when you
[01:42:37] follow through on said ultimate goal.
[01:42:42] Lindsey Graham died knowing full well that America leaning into Israel like this and waging
[01:42:48] war against Iran was backfiring.
[01:42:56] Here is Dennis Satrunowitz from the Atlantic Council and his analysis.
[01:43:03] Danny Satrinowitz has had a fairly clear-eyed approach since we started blowing up Iran for
[01:43:13] the record.
[01:43:14] This is not a guy that I agree with, right?
[01:43:16] I'm an anti-imperialist.
[01:43:18] He is a NATO-Atlanticist.
[01:43:20] And yet even NATO-Atlanticists that played a formative role in creating the structures
[01:43:28] of american imperialism have realized
[01:43:31] that this is actually deteriorating the american capabilities of continuing to be
[01:43:36] the hegemonic superpower the world police
[01:43:40] they're also demanding restraint perhaps for different reasons
[01:43:46] okay
[01:43:47] a few observations on the saudi turkish pakistan agreement from an israelian
[01:43:51] iranian perspective one israel may be uneasy
[01:43:54] but israel is not the main reason for this agreement
[01:43:56] There will undoubtedly be voices in Israel that interpret the agreement as an emergent,
[01:44:01] emergence of a more assertive suddenly block that could potentially pose a challenge to
[01:44:04] Israel.
[01:44:05] But that would miss the primary Saudi motivation for Riyadh.
[01:44:09] The agreement is first and foremost about a much deeper concern, whether Saudi Arabia
[01:44:13] can withstand the security challenges surrounding it on its own.
[01:44:20] The Kingdom is looking for additional strategic depth, and partners at a time when its
[01:44:24] regional security environment remains highly uncertain.
[01:44:28] Number two, the real test will come when the agreement carries actual military costs to
[01:44:31] continuing Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia provide an immediate test.
[01:44:35] Will they lead to meaningful Pakistani or Turkish involvement against the Houthis?
[01:44:38] The Houthis have already shot down a Turkish-made Badaq-Tar drone, although it was apparently
[01:44:42] operated by Saudi Arabia rather than Turkey itself.
[01:44:46] That distinction matters.
[01:44:48] The much bigger question is what happens in a genuine regional escalation.
[01:44:51] for example, that Iran responds to a U.S. strike by attacking Saudi oil infrastructure,
[01:44:56] with Turkey and Pakistan actually be prepared to take military action against Iran.
[01:45:01] That is where declarations of solidarity meet geopolitical reality, neither Ankara or Islamabad
[01:45:08] is eager for a confrontation with Tehran and Pakistan's traditionally
[01:45:11] cautious approach towards Iran illustrates just how difficult such a decision would be.
[01:45:15] So the interesting part about it is that Pakistan and
[01:45:21] Kingdom of Saudi Arabia already had some formation of a security arrangement and
[01:45:25] yet Pakistan has not taken action against the Houthis.
[01:45:28] Okay.
[01:45:32] So I suspect that this won't be all that meaningful.
[01:45:44] The agreement does not close the door on Saudi-Israeli normalization from an Israeli perspective.
[01:45:52] The agreement should not be interpreted as determining the future normalization with
[01:45:54] Saudi Arabia.
[01:45:56] Riyadh's security partnerships and its relationship with Israel operate on related but ultimately
[01:45:59] separate tracks of Israel where to make dramatic progress on the Palestinian diplomatic
[01:46:04] track, which they won't, because there's no domestic appetite in Israel to do so.
[01:46:09] The domestic appetite in Israel is to move in the exact opposite direction of diplomacy
[01:46:13] with the Palestinians. No Palestinian statehood whatsoever. So I don't think that's going to
[01:46:19] happen regardless. I think this is Saudi Arabia coming to that recognition that the Abraham
[01:46:24] Accords might be done. Okay.
[01:46:36] So I don't agree with Danny Satryanowicz's assessment here because I think it's built
[01:46:42] around a far more unrealistic interpretation of the bloodlust demonstrated broadly by Israeli
[01:46:53] society. This is deepening security cooperation between the emerging Saudi-Pakistani Turkish
[01:47:01] Axis, but I very much doubt Pakistan and Turkey would come to Saudi Arabia's defense
[01:47:05] in an Iranian or allied attack. Yes. I don't think, I don't think this is anything beyond,
[01:47:11] And I don't think this is anything beyond saying, like, look, we got you.
[01:47:16] To what extent they got Saudi Arabia?
[01:47:19] Well, we'll see.
[01:47:21] Because Iran has been attacking Saudi Arabia already.
[01:47:24] Does this mean Turkey is going to now retaliate against Iran?
[01:47:28] I doubt that Turkey would ever do such a thing.
[01:47:31] I doubt that they would ever make such a mistake.
[01:47:36] The agreement also reflects Saudi doubts about relying exclusively on Washington.
[01:47:40] That is, I think, the important aspect here.
[01:47:44] Saudi Arabia is leaning into regional partners because they fear that America does not have
[01:47:50] their back.
[01:47:53] Tehran may ultimately have more reason to wash this agreement carefully than Jerusalem
[01:47:57] does, and it is clear that Tehran is actually frustrated with this agreement, even if it's
[01:48:03] simply for optics.
[01:48:08] I don't think that they need to watch this agreement carefully because it presents an
[01:48:11] imminent threat.
[01:48:13] But I do think that this also creates a separate sphere of influence, especially with Pakistan,
[01:48:20] especially with Turkey, that is a regional one.
[01:48:28] It makes it a little bit more difficult to inevitably arrive at a peaceable solution
[01:48:34] That is, long-term, between the Gulf States and Iran.
[01:48:44] Turkey poxed on a Saudi airbar and not looking for a war with Iran.
[01:48:46] This is true.
[01:48:47] But the agreement nevertheless has the potential to alter a regional balance of power that
[01:48:50] has increasingly been moving into Iran's favor.
[01:48:53] Even without producing a normal anti-Iranian alliance, closer coordination among the three
[01:48:56] major Sunni states, each possessing different military, economic, and geopolitical assets
[01:49:00] complicates Iran's strategic environment.
[01:49:04] So there's some stuff that I agree with and some stuff that I disagree with.
[01:49:07] The UAE, this is a big fuck you to UAE as well.
[01:49:12] Abu Dhabi has reasons to be considerably less enthusiastic about a growing Turkish role in
[01:49:16] Gulf security.
[01:49:17] The UAE has long viewed Turkish regional influence, particularly Ankara's historical ties to
[01:49:21] political Islamist movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood as a strategic challenge.
[01:49:26] It's because the UAE is Israel's attack dog.
[01:49:33] The UAE has separated itself from the GCC and moved into the American camp in the aftermath
[01:49:39] of these tit for test strikes that America and Israel launched against Iran.
[01:49:45] This was a misstep in my opinion.
[01:49:48] Leaning into America and Israel at a time when American Israel's regional influence is diminishing
[01:49:53] by force, I think is, is, I don't think it was the right move to do.
[01:50:00] Okay.
[01:50:01] united emirates of israel yet
[01:50:04] but this also uh... increases the isolation of the united arab emirates
[01:50:08] will experience
[01:50:10] uh... if
[01:50:11] uh... especially in the region
[01:50:14] at the protrusive all in saudi security first could therefore
[01:50:17] introduce another source of friction between oba-dabi and rya
[01:50:20] except
[01:50:21] one of the things that the united arab emirates has done
[01:50:24] that we know of
[01:50:25] that is
[01:50:26] somewhat of a better move
[01:50:29] giving money to Iran. So the United Arab Emirates, we're speculating that the United Arab Emirates
[01:50:41] turned around and basically gave Iran billions of dollars and in exchange for that they've had some
[01:50:47] of their ships transit the Strait of Hormuz without impediment, without Iranian retaliation.
[01:50:55] So they're making moves in that other direction as well.
[01:50:59] The bottom line, the biggest test of this emerging partnership are still ahead.
[01:51:03] The continuing confrontation between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis is unlikely to disappear
[01:51:06] and its potential for escalation remains significant.
[01:51:10] Saudi Arabia gains meaningful strategic backing in a moment when a security challenge has
[01:51:13] continued to demonstrate the limits of acting alone.
[01:51:15] Turkey gains a potentially important foothold in Gulf security affairs.
[01:51:18] Pakistan, meanwhile, may gain the ability to share burden it has historically faced largely
[01:51:23] on its own whenever Saudi security is threatened.
[01:51:26] But the gap between strategic declarations and military commitments can be enormous.
[01:51:30] Yes, I think it will continue to be enormous.
[01:51:33] The UAE has been opposed to political Islamist currents and Turkish influence since the Arab
[01:51:42] Spring.
[01:51:43] They are deeply terrified of the Muslim Brotherhood and similar organizations of principle, motivation
[01:51:47] behind their involvement in many conflicts including Yemen and Sudan.
[01:51:50] This way predates the Abraham Accords and deepening ties with Tel Aviv and Washington.
[01:51:59] The UAE seemingly doesn't care about the Islamist movements, the Salafis or the Wahhabist movements,
[01:52:06] when they aligned themselves at times, although they also fought against Saudi influence in
[01:52:11] Yemen.
[01:52:13] They lost that battle, of course.
[01:52:14] won that battle, but then Saudi lost it to the Ansarullah movement anyway.
[01:52:24] So my point about the United Arab Emirates is
[01:52:29] they play both sides. And if you play both sides, sometimes you come out on top.
[01:52:34] But in the United Arab Emirates case, if you play both sides, sometimes you lose out.
[01:52:38] And it turns into a Mallory McMorrah situation.
[01:52:41] You know.
[01:52:49] And since Iran,
[01:52:57] since Iran is currently winning this battle,
[01:53:02] The United Arab Emirates calculation to lean further into Israel and America, probably not
[01:53:18] the best idea.
[01:53:22] But in any case, the fact that these kinds of decisions are taking shape in the region
[01:53:26] and new security arrangements are being designed, once again, shows the reality that the American
[01:53:42] influence is being recalculated. American involvement is no longer being seen as a guarantee of
[01:53:49] security, but instead a real threat.
[01:53:56] These kinds of arrangements are being made, not for today or tomorrow, they're being made
[01:54:01] for what comes next, what comes after.
[01:54:05] Because if the United States of America withdraws its forces from the region, for example,
[01:54:09] we don't know if that'll happen.
[01:54:11] But if Iran achieves all of its objectives here, they have to have a new security
[01:54:18] arrangement that doesn't involve the United States of America, a security arrangement that
[01:54:26] involves other regional partners, nuclear-armed nations like Pakistan, nations that have a
[01:54:37] defense industry like Turkey.
[01:54:41] as experts say that the US military is running short on weapons such as advanced missile interceptors
[01:54:50] that have defended against Iran. Well we can bring in that now our Defence and Security
[01:54:54] Analyst Professor Michael Clark. Hello Michael. In your view is this shortage real? Yes.
[01:55:03] It was reported quite widely. It's been confirmed by a lot of people. It's not just one
[01:55:07] person leaking for the Pentagon. I'm not sure there's a leak at all. CSIS, the Center for Strategic
[01:55:13] and International Studies in Washington, very good research out there, they took the evidence that
[01:55:17] Pete Hegseth gave to Congress about a month ago and worked out from what he said and the amount
[01:55:23] of money he said he now- Yeah, it's not even a leak. It's just analysis. That's the other
[01:55:28] funny thing, because we can see the information that the Department of War has given
[01:55:34] to Congress. It's all a matter of just, you know, counting the beans at that point. Beans
[01:55:43] on fucking toast in it.
[01:55:45] You didn't want another $67 billion. We said the war cost $37.5 billion. We need another
[01:55:51] $67 billion immediately to make up for shortfalls. And they worked it out from that and came
[01:55:56] up with a series of figures which a lot of people have more or less confirmed. Ball
[01:56:00] park the figures are more or less right. So the Americans are, they're not out of weapons
[01:56:05] but they're running short given that they need weapons for lots of different theatres
[01:56:09] in Asia, in Europe, as well as in the Middle East. That's the main problem that they have
[01:56:16] and in particular air defence weapons. So the Patriot system where everyone talks
[01:56:20] about the FAA, the high altitude interceptor, very specialised thing, they've really
[01:56:25] run those down and it takes a long time to produce more.
[01:56:28] Yeah, exactly. They don't just reappear at the push of a button and they're very expensive.
[01:56:32] Very expensive.
[01:56:33] They're just saying earlier that it can take sort of years before you can replenish.
[01:56:37] Yeah, I mean the Patriots are the one that everyone talks about.
[01:56:40] And Patriots say the system is made by Raytheon, but the missiles themselves are made by Lockheed Martin.
[01:56:45] And the moment Lockheed Martin are making about, on average, two a day, so about 700 a year.
[01:56:52] And they're going to treble that production to about 2,300, 2,400 a year.
[01:56:57] year, but it will take them until 2033 to treble production.
[01:57:02] And they cost about between three and a half and four million each.
[01:57:05] Okay, baby.
[01:57:06] That's where all of our productive output goes.
[01:57:15] Now this is part of the reason why I say over and over again that the alternative to Trump
[01:57:21] And like this vulgar imperialism that Donald Trump is is openly demonstrating from the bully pulpit
[01:57:29] Over and over again saying like oh, we stole that as well as oil. It was awesome, and we're fucking destroying Iran. It's awesome
[01:57:35] Here's the thing
[01:57:37] The alternative to that isn't oh Donald Trump is actually being
[01:57:42] Irresponsible with our missile stockpile the alternative isn't to say oh, we got a reapproduction and we got to rebuild our
[01:57:49] our missile systems, we got to rebuild our stockpile.
[01:57:53] The alternative to that should be,
[01:57:55] why are we doing all of this?
[01:57:57] Why don't we focus on building our roads,
[01:58:00] building our infrastructure, building our schools,
[01:58:02] becoming a more competitive labor force
[01:58:05] in becoming a more competitive labor force
[01:58:10] in the global marketplace,
[01:58:14] bringing back an industrial base
[01:58:15] to the United States of America.
[01:58:17] these are the real alternatives to spending trillions of dollars in waging war
[01:58:23] and i say trillions because
[01:58:24] that is the number that the american government is now demanding one point five
[01:58:29] trillion dollars
[01:58:31] it's unheard of it's insane
[01:58:38] for the longest time
[01:58:40] week-minded people
[01:58:44] thought that American force projection capabilities were unlimited, would turn around and say,
[01:58:50] oh, the Houthis are going to find out why we don't have health care. Oh, the Iranians are
[01:58:53] going to find out why we don't have health care. Oh, the Palestinians are going to find
[01:58:57] out why we don't have health care. Well, it turns out, even though all of our productive
[01:59:03] output went to delivering missile systems to wage wars of plunder overseas, we don't
[01:59:11] even do that correctly because capitalism has this corrosive, this, this corrosive influence.
[01:59:20] Defense bloat is far worse than we perceived. I've talked about this as well, because even
[01:59:27] our military industrial complex is not designed for survival. It's not designed for, for
[01:59:37] efficiency, our military industrial complex is designed for profit.
[01:59:45] So it turns out all of that, all of those resources that we spent on munitions, the wage endless
[01:59:52] wars of plunder, well we don't even have the missiles to keep up with this, with this
[01:59:59] unlimited war attitude that we have.
[02:00:06] the major difference between the United States of America's defense capabilities and Iran's
[02:00:13] defense production capabilities.
[02:00:17] Iran is fighting a war that is existential. Iran is fighting for survival. Iran has designed
[02:00:23] its infrastructure to withstand bunker buster munitions. Iran has put their missile silos
[02:00:30] deep underground. Iran's launchers are also inside of tunnel systems, inside of mountains,
[02:00:41] and that's part of the reason why we can't destroy them. We can't successfully atrit
[02:00:46] the Iranian strike capabilities as we've tried to do so over and over again for the
[02:00:50] past six months. Their anti-air defense systems are also unique and difficult to
[02:00:58] to destroy difficult to tamper with.
[02:01:01] And they've done this with an unlimited sanctions package.
[02:01:08] Months and months, even before this war began,
[02:01:12] I warned about this exact moment.
[02:01:14] I said that America's defense capabilities
[02:01:17] and offensive capabilities are finite,
[02:01:20] that we would run out of our
[02:01:21] peer and near peer adversary standoff munitions
[02:01:25] that we designed specifically to fight against Russia,
[02:01:27] specifically to fight against China.
[02:01:32] I said it over and over again.
[02:01:35] And people kept coming in here and saying,
[02:01:37] Hassan, you're wrong.
[02:01:38] We have contingencies.
[02:01:40] Well, we don't.
[02:01:41] Now it's international news.
[02:01:45] Now this isn't necessarily a bad thing.
[02:01:48] This is a good thing.
[02:01:52] Only if we look at the situation now
[02:01:55] recalculate our endless and ceaseless imperialism. If we look at the situation, the bloody nose that we got
[02:02:03] from Iran should be a wake-up call for how we have conducted ourselves around the world. It should
[02:02:10] be a wake-up call to say, we cannot wage wars like this any longer. It's not good for the nations
[02:02:17] and the periphery. It's not good for our allies who we have security commitments to that we are
[02:02:23] not following through on. And it's not good for America and Americans. It's not good at all that
[02:02:32] we have spent all of our productive output, all of our resources on waging endless wars. And now
[02:02:40] we're losing. So this bloody nose could be a good thing, but it's entirely dependent on
[02:02:47] creating a robust anti-war, anti-militarist left flank in this country. Democrats for the longest time
[02:02:56] post-911 have been the pro-war party, alongside the Republicans, of course, that have always been the pro-war party.
[02:03:03] That's why I think we need to remind Americans that foreign policy and domestic policy are
[02:03:18] inseparable from one another. And I think there's a real environment. There's a real unique
[02:03:22] opportunity to remind Americans of this reality now because of their attitudes post October 7
[02:03:30] about America's relationship to Israel.
[02:03:34] Americans are far more critical about this relationship
[02:03:37] because they now understand that every dollar
[02:03:40] that's being spent on munitions that are getting wasted,
[02:03:45] every dollar that's spent on a missile
[02:03:47] that's blowing up a school is a dollar
[02:03:50] that could have been spent here,
[02:03:52] building our schools in our neighborhoods.
[02:03:55] Americans are understanding this reality
[02:03:57] for the longest time, for the longest time,
[02:04:00] for far too long, the media covered foreign policy
[02:04:03] as a totally separate thing.
[02:04:04] It's just something that happens over there.
[02:04:06] You shouldn't care about it that much.
[02:04:09] Or even if you do care about it,
[02:04:10] you should understand we have to blow up shit over there
[02:04:14] on the other side of the world
[02:04:16] because those are scary Muslims.
[02:04:19] Those are barbaric beings that must be tamed.
[02:04:24] Violence is the only language they understand.
[02:04:26] that's how we position
[02:04:29] america as the world police
[02:04:35] but americans recognize
[02:04:38] america's recognize that that is a
[02:04:40] ally
[02:04:42] america's are hurting right now
[02:04:45] the economy is in tatters
[02:04:48] the energy markets are screaming bloody murder
[02:04:52] and it's directly
[02:04:54] uh... the fault of our government it's the fault of of the trump government
[02:04:58] leaning into the unlimited appetite for death and destruction that israel
[02:05:03] presents in the region
[02:05:09] donald trump ran on and one on
[02:05:12] fixing the economy fixing prices
[02:05:15] donald trump ran on being the peace president
[02:05:18] he's brought more war and more instability
[02:05:22] and as far as
[02:05:24] Fixing the prices, he's only worsened that crisis.
[02:05:29] And that crisis is exactly how we arrived at this predicament.
[02:05:40] We arrived at Donald Trump winning in 2016.
[02:05:43] That crisis existed before.
[02:05:46] So drawing the clock back to 2016 is not going to work.
[02:05:52] We need something different.
[02:05:56] And lucky for us, a lot of Americans are also on our side, okay?
[02:06:01] Lucky for us, a lot of Americans are also demanding that change.
[02:06:05] There's a real hunger for that change.
[02:06:07] There's a real appetite for that change.
[02:06:13] And the reality of the matter is, a lot of the Democratic consultants, a lot of
[02:06:20] the Beltway pundits, the commentariat, they do not want to respond to the needs of the
[02:06:29] masses. They do not want to respond to the demands coming from the base. And instead,
[02:06:35] they too lean into the ridiculous culture war narratives and these attacks that are
[02:06:39] launched against the left flank, the left populist flank that is the insurgent Barney
[02:06:47] Crap movement in the Democratic Party, they lean into the right-wing attacks against us
[02:06:53] with the hopes that we go away.
[02:06:57] And they're not going to stop.
[02:07:01] They're not going to stop.
[02:07:07] So it's important that we demonstrate messaging discipline right now, and it's important
[02:07:12] that we do not fall victim to right-wing propaganda, reactionary propaganda.
[02:07:20] This community has withstood many attacks by liars that have manufactured outrage, sometimes
[02:07:28] successfully, but most of the time unsuccessfully.
[02:07:33] Now those exact same attacks that we have withstood are coming from mainstream outlets.
[02:07:39] I mean look every day of the week find something equally as radical to reach that audience look
[02:07:49] Another every hour of the day
[02:07:52] Fox News is talking about us Fox News is talking about the DSA
[02:07:57] Fox News is talking about me
[02:08:00] Saying that we're terrifying and they have they have democratic consultants that they could bring on to actually attack us as well
[02:08:08] To make it seem like the actual voters oppose this worldview to make our worldview seem toxic
[02:08:18] It's all hands on deck right now
[02:08:24] So don't fall victim to this kind of propaganda
[02:08:28] Do not fall victim to this kind of propaganda we will win we will get out on the other side of this
[02:08:33] victorious, and we will deliver an agenda that centres the needs of the working class
[02:08:39] in this country and will continue fighting for it no matter what.
[02:08:43] Or every ballistic missile coming in that you're trying to target, you need at least two.
[02:08:47] So two patriots, sometimes three, will be fired off against a ballistic missile coming
[02:08:52] in, so you get through an awful lot of them.
[02:08:53] Yeah, and so that creates particular vulnerabilities, doesn't it, particularly with these two
[02:08:58] wars on two different continents?
[02:09:00] Yeah.
[02:09:01] And that created the problem for President Trump.
[02:09:03] A week ago today, he was at Camp David for his cabinet meeting for his weekend retreat.
[02:09:10] They were all there.
[02:09:11] And it seems that Pete Hegseth was all full of the idea that we can go big, send comms,
[02:09:16] central command, a given President Trump the option.
[02:09:19] We can have a really big set of attacks that he was talking about.
[02:09:22] He said we'll really go big.
[02:09:24] So the choice he was facing was go big or go home.
[02:09:27] That's what it comes down to.
[02:09:29] Hegseth was in favour of it.
[02:09:30] And Dan Cain speaks up, apparently, who's the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, and said,
[02:09:34] look, Mr. President, if we go big, we will run down our defense stocks to the point where
[02:09:39] I can't really guarantee that we'll have enough stocks in the event of an operation against
[02:09:44] China in the next two or three years over Taiwan or against Russia for any eventuality or
[02:09:48] even in the Western Hemisphere.
[02:09:50] And Trump seems to have been shaken by it, got very angry.
[02:09:53] He blamed Hexeth, Hexeth then blamed Stephen Feinberg, who was his deputy at the
[02:09:58] Pentagon.
[02:09:59] interesting. Stephen Feinberg is a very interesting character, a very strange character. How did
[02:10:09] he get to that position? I do not know. I'm not going to make any inferences. But now there's
[02:10:18] obviously commotion, there's obviously chaos within the Department of War. And now there's a little
[02:10:24] bit of finger-pointing going on as well. Billionaire donor to the Trump campaign.
[02:10:30] And no, Chatters, it's not because he's Jewish. LeMau Feinberg, they're going to blame
[02:10:36] Jews yet. I mean, they're going to do that regardless. But no, the reason why I'm saying
[02:10:40] he's interesting is because he doesn't have any experience. He has no relevant,
[02:10:46] He has no relevant military experience whatsoever.
[02:10:51] Um, I suspect the reason for why he was put into that position is because he bought his way to it.
[02:10:58] And...
[02:11:01] No experience in defense whatsoever.
[02:11:03] Chat didn't go right for it, trick cellist.
[02:11:05] One chatter said they are going to blame Jewish people.
[02:11:09] Okay? No one in the chat actually said that that is the case.
[02:11:13] Don't be ridiculous.
[02:11:14] One chatter said they will the Republicans will blame Jewish people at the end of that process
[02:11:27] But yeah, here is the relevant article back at Camp David as he was confronted by Trump over the bear weapon stockpile
[02:11:32] Hegseth defended himself and blamed his deputy Stephen Feinberg for the shortages and not ensuring Trump was fully appraised of the issue
[02:11:39] Both persons familiar said now listen
[02:11:42] And it is a lie to say that Donald Trump is unfamiliar with the munitions stockpile shortage.
[02:11:56] That is an abject lie.
[02:11:57] We know that is a lie because his generals have communicated this to him even before
[02:12:03] this military campaign started.
[02:12:06] We know that it's a lie, okay?
[02:12:09] It's not because Steven Feinberg is like, no, Mr. President, you have all the ample missiles.
[02:12:15] You can continue waging war.
[02:12:17] It's bullshit.
[02:12:19] And we know that his generals warned him because his generals warned us.
[02:12:25] Dan Cain tried to communicate this reality before America at the behest of Israel struck
[02:12:31] Iran.
[02:12:32] And we know because there's reporting on it.
[02:12:36] Internally the intelligence community went to Donald Trump and said regime change is not going to happen
[02:12:42] It will not be successful. You will harden the IRGC if you do an assassination strike alongside Israel
[02:12:48] You will harden the hard-liner position. They will strike back
[02:12:55] That was the intelligence community's assessment Trump said I don't believe you I believe the Israeli intelligence instead
[02:13:02] the generals on
[02:13:04] On the side of the Defense Department, the Department of War also told Donald Trump,
[02:13:09] we do not have the necessary stockpiles to continue waging war against Iran,
[02:13:14] especially because the intelligence assessment shows that we cannot foment enough instability within Iran,
[02:13:20] within the Islamic Republic to destroy it from within.
[02:13:23] We can't foment sectarian conflict.
[02:13:26] So when Donald Trump did not listen to the better judgment of his generals,
[02:13:31] When Donald Trump did not listen to the better judgment of his intelligence assessment
[02:13:36] and started waging this war or was was signaling that he would wage this war against Iran,
[02:13:41] Dan Kaine went to the media. Dan Kaine went directly to the media.
[02:13:50] That's how we know that this was going to be an imminent crisis.
[02:13:57] Donald Trump's own generals, when Trump stopped listening to them, went to the media
[02:14:00] anonymously and leak disinformation. And Trump still refused to listen. He refused to listen
[02:14:09] to reason. He was hopped up on, he was hopped up on the success that he got out of the Venezuela
[02:14:16] operation and he thought he could do the same in Iran because he's a fucking idiot.
[02:14:21] And obviously there was a lot of push and pull, far more push from the Israeli side
[02:14:25] that he leaned into, they were able to convince him by way of Lindsey Graham. Benjamin Netanyahu
[02:14:33] directly convinced them as well. There's plenty of people in his close orbit that are very, very
[02:14:41] much tapped into Israel's interests. There are a lot of people in his, there are a lot of people
[02:14:49] in his close orbit that absolutely abide by Israeli interest in places really
[02:14:56] interest over the interests of American foreign policy obviously no one cares
[02:15:01] about American domestic policy I'm not gonna get into that right Lindsey Graham
[02:15:05] was one of them
[02:15:11] and this is why we're there this is how we arrived at the position we arrived
[02:15:16] He was a TV presenter, good heavens.
[02:15:19] So you've got...
[02:15:20] Pardon?
[02:15:21] Yes, you've got Hegsef.
[02:15:24] Do you want to walk back on that now?
[02:15:26] Oh, and you're a trustee of the Imperial War Museum?
[02:15:28] Absolutely, right, you're so.
[02:15:29] No, so there's Hegsef in charge of the Pentagon.
[02:15:32] He's Deputy, Chief of...
[02:15:34] Deputy Secretary of Defence, is Stephen Feinstein,
[02:15:38] a fine...
[02:15:40] fine book,
[02:15:41] who has never had a government job before,
[02:15:44] between them. They don't seem to understand what the Pentagon procurement process is. And it took
[02:15:50] Dan Kay, the chairman of the joint chiefs, who is the minister. Yeah, I don't agree with that. I
[02:15:54] think that's bullshit. I think they very much understand it, because even a dumbass like me
[02:15:59] can understand the Pentagon procurement process. If we can understand it here, totally outside
[02:16:05] of the actual data, we don't have the data that is readily available. We can only count.
[02:16:09] We can only point and count, right? So the notion that those guys don't understand it is bullshit.
[02:16:16] Now, you can say that they're inexperienced, which is true. They have, like Pete Hexit is also
[02:16:22] not someone who came through the relevant, like, general process to reach the highest level,
[02:16:29] to be in charge of the Department of War, and neither is the deputy, right?
[02:16:32] The deputy is even worse than Pete Hexit. At least Pete Hexit is like a fucking national
[02:16:36] guard. Feinberg has held no military position, none, none whatsoever. Feinberg just bought the seat.
[02:16:46] Feinberg just bought the appointment. It's crazy. So you got the DUI higher at the top,
[02:16:52] and right underneath him, you got a guy who bought that position, okay?
[02:17:01] His relevant background is just that he's a billionaire. Yes, a very shady billionaire.
[02:17:06] I call for an immediate investigation in the touristy secret of Deputy Secretary Worsley
[02:17:10] Feinberg's role in the selection of the Israeli intelligence assessments over the Pentagon's
[02:17:14] in the decision to go to war with Iran.
[02:17:15] The American people have a right to know about this communication with Israeli officials.
[02:17:19] Here is Feinberg, who is a billionaire with an extremely suspicious history, his only
[02:17:22] relevant military experience of brief enrollment in ROTC when he was in college and one
[02:17:26] he didn't even maintain until graduation.
[02:17:30] Feinberg is a public official and has no right to the level of privacy he's been
[02:17:33] given.
[02:17:34] feinberg has been described as a sea as secretive
[02:17:37] in the new york times in two thousand seven feinberg controversially told
[02:17:40] servers
[02:17:41] shareholders if anyone of servers as pictures in the paper
[02:17:44] and a picture of his apartment
[02:17:47] we will do more than fire that person we will kill him the jail sentence will
[02:17:51] be worth it that's what he said to the shareholders feinberg is donated to
[02:17:54] both republican democrat politicians including chuck schumer feinberg has
[02:17:57] been a significant donor to both republics democrats is the classic
[02:18:00] trump
[02:18:01] billionaire moment
[02:18:02] Obviously all billionaires do this. They they hedge their bets obviously, so it's not that surprising they have so much money
[02:18:08] It's nothing to them
[02:18:11] Okay
[02:18:23] He initially backed Jeb Bush in the 2016 election cycle but later donated almost 1.5 million the pro-trump rebuild America political action
[02:18:29] Committee he also gave hundred thousand dollars to the Republican National Committee
[02:18:32] In 2016, however, he donated the campaign to the Democratic Senate Minority Leader, Chuck Schumer.
[02:18:39] Bowser Berry also had an outsider's take. Obviously, another relevant OSIC guy who I very much appreciate the analysis of.
[02:18:50] Before the Iran War started, several smart people told that they had assessed the war would not happen because U.S. munitions stockpiles were just not insufficient,
[02:18:59] But also, at a severely adverse ratio to estimated Iran missile stockpiles, that the
[02:19:05] war still happened was a bit of a shock, but it turns out that they were not wrong, but
[02:19:09] that the administration was simply unaware or incompetent and proceeded anyways.
[02:19:14] The entire episode is another disturbing sign of the intellectual and institutional
[02:19:18] decay of governing institutions in this country.
[02:19:21] I don't think so.
[02:19:23] I don't think this was institutional incompetence.
[02:19:25] I'm sure institutional incompetence and intellectual incompetence played a role in this, but I absolutely
[02:19:30] believe it was zealotry.
[02:19:36] I think that there are a lot of people who were so invested in Israel's greater Israel
[02:19:43] project which demands Iran be brought to heel, which demands that Iran become a failed state,
[02:19:51] But that took precedent over the more reasonable assessment, the more sound analysis coming
[02:19:58] from a lot of worried parties in the American military and in the American intelligence community.
[02:20:08] It's zealotry.
[02:20:11] And I guess you can say zealotry is intellectual decay.
[02:20:14] You can say zealotry is institutional decay.
[02:20:19] i guess you could say that
[02:20:27] it's official a high-level u.s. government official leaked crucial military
[02:20:31] patent plans
[02:20:32] from president trump on iran and faces caused to be imprisoned then they
[02:20:36] picked up iran
[02:20:37] senior israeli intelligence officials said they weren't even aware of the
[02:20:40] details of the plan
[02:20:41] and that's how close the administration was holding these details of the
[02:20:43] chest is a house sensitive it is in the region all leakers must be fired
[02:20:47] prosecutor says Eric Doherty. Matt Petty says, I think it's okay if the American people find
[02:20:54] out what their government is planning before senior Israeli intelligence officials. It's
[02:20:58] an unbelievable admission that this guy is mad that the American people found out about
[02:21:03] American war plans before the Israeli intelligence did. What the fuck are you talking about?
[02:21:10] And the reason for why this leak happened for the record is because Trump wasn't listening
[02:21:17] to the actual high level generals in the intelligence community's assessment.
[02:21:22] That's the reason why they sidestepped the secret closed door meetings and went directly
[02:21:28] to the media because they were trying to stop it from happening.
[02:21:31] They were trying to get ahead.
[02:21:33] They were trying to establish public pressure.
[02:21:35] Little did they know that that's not how the American government works, especially
[02:21:40] when it comes to foreign policy. At least back in the day, previous administrations would listen
[02:21:45] to reason. That is precisely the reason why no matter how militaristic they might be, they refuse
[02:21:51] to listen to the Israeli demands to go wage war with Iran. Even Joe Biden, who is ideologically
[02:21:59] a more committed Zionist than even Donald Trump is. I know it sounds crazy. Donald Trump is
[02:22:03] certainly more pro-Israel than Biden is, but Biden is a bigger zealot when it comes to
[02:22:08] being Israel first, even Biden did not go to war with Iran.
[02:22:16] But Trump did.
[02:22:17] And they were just trying to stop it.
[02:22:19] That's why they went to the media, because they thought there would be tremendous public
[02:22:22] pressure to put an end to this.
[02:22:24] Little did they know, it's not like the Democrats coalesced around this issue and
[02:22:28] also demanded this come to an end.
[02:22:31] They didn't do it.
[02:22:34] The Democratic Party did not do it.
[02:22:36] political class i mean not the not the masses the masses tried to protest against it but it
[02:22:41] doesn't really matter public pressure doesn't matter when it comes to foreign part of foreign policy
[02:22:47] and if you create a system where there is unilateral decision making power in the hands of
[02:22:56] an ego maniacal sociopath that listens to glad handlers and brown noses over the better judgment
[02:23:03] of their own analysts and their own expertise, here is how you arrive at waging idiotic fucking wars
[02:23:11] that destroy American capabilities and American force projection capabilities
[02:23:16] that make our allies reconsider their security cooperative agreements.
[02:23:26] Barry says, I'm not one of those very smart people because I'm an idiot and nobody,
[02:23:30] but I've been talking about the interceptor and precision munitions, uh, Sakhala Shorties since 2024.
[02:23:35] It was because of the shortage that I predicted that there would be no strikes in January of this
[02:23:39] year and was reluctant to foresee a major war until the buildup continued through February.
[02:23:43] The event that focused my attention on this was witnessing the combined U.S.-Israel defensive
[02:23:47] ages burn through over $1.5 billion worth of defensive munitions in a single night to defend
[02:23:52] Operation True Promise 2. A country that is incapable of waging war against Yemen,
[02:24:00] against the victor of a civil war that is a band of brigands for the most part, right?
[02:24:07] Like a country that is the poorest nation on the planet. If we cannot
[02:24:11] bring Yemen to heal, we cannot bring Iran to heal. That should have been a warning sign.
[02:24:19] The fact that we waged the 12-day war and told Israel it's over
[02:24:24] over after 12 days because the defensive stockpiles were deteriorating, should have created a very
[02:24:33] different security assessment in the region.
[02:24:37] And yet, we just did not learn any lessons from that.
[02:24:40] And when I say we, I just mean like the Trump administration, because we did, that's why
[02:24:46] our assessment on this side of the political spectrum was that this would be an immense
[02:24:53] failure. And the naysayers kept coming in over and over again, the Asman Gold fans kept coming
[02:25:00] in and saying, you're a fucking terrorist. Oh, don't you feel sad that your favorite
[02:25:05] leader in the world, Ayatollah Ali Haman, a was assassinated. This is going to be awesome. We're
[02:25:12] really showing our dicks and how hard they are. And I kept saying, look, this is going to
[02:25:18] lead to a spectacular failure, right? The reason why I bring this up is because the reason why
[02:25:27] I bring this up is because this is an opportunity. This is a learning opportunity for you. Okay?
[02:25:35] If you were one of those people, if you were one of those people that thought
[02:25:42] that the United States of America had unlimited military prowess, unlimited
[02:25:48] military capabilities, that they were going to destroy Iran, and you listened to
[02:25:51] Donald Trump the entire time whenever he said, oh, we're gonna blow up Iran, we're
[02:25:54] gonna genocide Iran. If you were one of those people that thought that America
[02:25:57] had some sort of secret weapon, for example, that they could deploy against
[02:26:01] Iran, and then Iran would shudder, Iran would cower in fear, this is your
[02:26:06] learning opportunity, this is your moment to recognize that we don't have
[02:26:11] that, okay? That there is a finite amount of munitions and that there's a finite amount of oil.
[02:26:22] Oil is a hard commodity that is necessary for global survival. That is at least currently
[02:26:30] the case. We rely on fossil fuels. So once we reach a hard limit on that commodity,
[02:26:38] crisis compounds. That's why it's traded as a global commodity. That's why when, you know,
[02:26:50] the Japanese markets are having a hard time accessing additional oil to keep up with the
[02:26:58] demand, all of a sudden the price is supposed to skyrocket across the board. But of course,
[02:27:03] Of course, Trump has been able to effectively manipulate and also has received tremendous
[02:27:09] aid from China.
[02:27:11] The People's Republic of China obviously cut their strategic or their imports, their oil
[02:27:19] imports with the hopes that they could adjust and create some level of price stability.
[02:27:26] Because if Japan is cooked, if India is cooked, if all of these other countries are having
[02:27:32] a hard time accessing oil, and their economies start collapsing, then China can't do trade
[02:27:39] with these countries.
[02:27:43] So in an effort to maintain stability, in an effort to continue trading with these countries,
[02:27:48] in an effort to ensure that the Chinese economy doesn't collapse, China came in and cut
[02:27:54] by half almost their oil imports.
[02:28:00] This allowed additional time for the United States of America.
[02:28:04] This also gives a lot of leverage to China because if they increase their imports back
[02:28:08] to the previous levels, then the price of Brent crude is going to skyrocket.
[02:28:20] This is important to understand for many in this chat that just simply see China as
[02:28:26] foreign adversaries, this like scary country that's like constantly trying to wage war against America.
[02:28:31] We are the ones who saber-rattle against China. They do not do the same to us.
[02:28:35] They have the capability to do so. That much is clear. We do not have the capability to defend
[02:28:41] Taiwan, for example, if there was any sort of military action. That much is also clear. I hope
[02:28:46] you understand that. We can't even wage war against Iran. If you think we can wage war
[02:28:53] against China, you're delusional. So that's at least one additional outcome of this spectacular
[02:29:02] military failure is that hopefully more American foreign policy wonks will be a little bit more
[02:29:08] restrained. They will demand more restraint. They will say, look, we can't fucking do this. We
[02:29:13] can't do this. We don't have the munitions to do this. We don't have the capabilities of
[02:29:17] doing this, we have to normalize relations with China. Okay? This is before we talk about
[02:29:28] the fact that strategic export controls, if initiated by China against the United States of
[02:29:34] America, would destroy the American defense munitions capabilities. It would destroy it.
[02:29:42] it would end it. Without the magnets, without the rare earth minerals necessary for missiles,
[02:29:49] without the components that we get from China, we would not be able to build missiles at all,
[02:29:53] especially now that we have destroyed our stockpiles.
[02:30:06] Mark Ames responds to Zachary Cohen, knew the U.S. military has used up nearly 80% of his
[02:30:11] interceptors for a key missile defense system during Iran, during the Iran war, senior military
[02:30:16] commanders are warning Pentagon's munition stockpiles dangerously low, indicates U.S.
[02:30:20] pre-war inventory of fat interceptors were more depleted than previously known.
[02:30:24] The lack of interceptors means that conventional attacks can backfire if the
[02:30:28] suicide drones start making it through en masse.
[02:30:31] And one of the sources familiar with the stockpile concern said,
[02:30:34] tit for tat, we'll never end this.
[02:30:37] If China, if China is really the dangerous adversary, every corrupt think tanker
[02:30:41] and political hacks claim they are, they'd make their moves now and that we've blown
[02:30:45] through our stocks. China won't, of course, because they're not aggressive lunatics like
[02:30:48] our ruling class. This is perhaps the greatest evidence of China's restraint because there
[02:30:57] is no better tactical moment for China to invade Taiwan militarily than right now.
[02:31:05] And I for years have said that that is not the attitude from Beijing that basically
[02:31:10] wants to create an environment for peaceful reunification. If they wait America out, America will show itself as this belligerent country, and China will prove to be the resilient economic superpower.
[02:31:26] That's where they're at.
[02:31:26] That's where they're at. Because why wouldn't China invade Taiwan if our analysts were correct?
[02:31:39] And perhaps they still might. I don't know. But I just don't think it's likely.
[02:31:45] That's a silly conversation. China simply does not have the military capability to invade
[02:31:49] Taiwan.
[02:31:50] Dude, you're joking, right?
[02:31:56] joking. You have to be joking. It wouldn't be without cost. 100 miles of ocean they
[02:32:12] need amphibious capability land 1 million troops. Am I joking? Dude, I'm not saying
[02:32:19] it. I'm not saying it wouldn't be without cost. Okay, it would not be a cost free
[02:32:25] invasion. Saying China has no capabilities of militarily invading Taiwan is like saying
[02:32:38] America has no capabilities of invading Venezuela or saying America has no capabilities of militarily
[02:32:43] invading Cuba. They simply couldn't do it. We decimate their supply lines.
[02:32:57] You're doing the same thing that Chatters have done thus far. I'm not saying China's going to do this,
[02:33:03] but the restraint coming from the Chinese side is not born out of the military calculation,
[02:33:09] is not born out of the cost that they would incur. Okay? I don't think you understand what our
[02:33:18] limitations are. I don't think you understand what our limitations are in terms of, in terms of
[02:33:25] causing any sort of military deterrence against China right now.
[02:33:35] That's crazy.
[02:33:36] If we cannot push back against Iran, I don't understand how you think we can outmatch Chinese
[02:33:46] defense production.
[02:33:54] This is pure American exceptionalism when the American generals have openly demonstrated
[02:34:03] that we do not have the capacity to wage war against the wrong
[02:34:07] what makes you think we would be able to successfully deter china
[02:34:12] again people will hear me say this and go all do your glazing china no i'm just
[02:34:16] looking at the crisis at hand
[02:34:18] in trying to communicate
[02:34:20] what reasonable people
[02:34:22] are saying on the military side on the
[02:34:25] analyst side
[02:34:28] this is no different than claiming that america has some secret weapon or
[02:34:31] some secret contingency that we don't know about. China doesn't want to invade
[02:34:39] because it's all but 10 countries recognize the one China policy. I mean,
[02:34:42] this is a little bit more, this is you're arriving at the correct position
[02:34:46] here. To say China doesn't have the capabilities is wrong, but to say that
[02:34:50] China is not, it's not in China's interest for a million different reasons,
[02:34:55] including the one that you just suggested is correct.
[02:35:01] Those who disagreed with me at the start of Operation Epstein's Fury have now come to the conclusion that we were right.
[02:35:15] Those who disagree with me on the China question will inevitably come to the conclusion that we are right once again.
[02:35:31] Now, to the Middle East where Iran appears close to a deal to keep partial control of
[02:35:59] the Strait of Ramuz.
[02:36:01] This comes as President Trump says he's optimistic once again about a deal to end the war.
[02:36:06] I think we're doing very well, I'm involved in the negotiation, I think we're doing fine.
[02:36:13] It could be said, yes.
[02:36:16] And Charlie Dagger is following all of this, Charlie, good morning.
[02:36:18] We have heard this before from the president, the question is, is it real this time?
[02:36:23] Maybe.
[02:36:25] This time it is different in a couple of important ways.
[02:36:27] For one, as you said, the Iranians are reporting progress.
[02:36:30] It's important to note here, this is between Iran and Oman, who share the either side of
[02:36:34] that strait.
[02:36:35] So, it comes down to mechanics, the routes that ships can take and which of them get
[02:36:40] permission to pass, etc.
[02:36:41] So, this is a serious step back from where we were before the war began, when ships
[02:36:46] had free passage.
[02:36:48] Now it's firmly under Iranian control.
[02:36:51] Iran will also demand that the U.S. drop its naval blockade, so it's going to
[02:36:54] have to be signed off by the U.S. And Iran's nuclear program is not under discussion in
[02:37:01] these talks.
[02:37:02] Charlie, the president is also addressing reports that some munitions are running short.
[02:37:06] What do we know about the stockpile of munitions?
[02:37:09] Yeah, Nate, multiple sources tell CBS News that the war in Iran has nearly used up
[02:37:14] all of the military's global stockpiles of long-range precision missiles, including
[02:37:19] the ones meant to protect U.S. forces.
[02:37:22] So for planners at the Pentagon, this raises serious concerns, not just about this war,
[02:37:27] but America's overall readiness in future conflicts.
[02:37:30] President Trump has denied those shortages, even threatening that leakers, his word of
[02:37:36] that information, will be hunted down in long jail sentences will be sought.
[02:37:40] He also denied reports that he clashed with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over weapon
[02:37:45] shortages, saying he's extremely happy with Hegseth.
[02:37:49] Nate?
[02:37:50] All right, Charlie.
[02:37:51] Thank you.
[02:37:52] this morning with a new effort by President Trump to limit birthright citizenship. He signed
[02:37:56] two executive orders Thursday, which would limit those rights for certain groups of people.
[02:38:00] He says it will not run afoul of the Supreme Court, which ruled in June that anyone born
[02:38:05] here is a citizen of the United States. So who could it impact? Mijoo Jang is at the
[02:38:10] White House with the details. Mijoo, good morning. What do you know?
[02:38:13] Good morning, Vlad. Good morning to everybody. So this time, President Trump wants to
[02:38:17] to change who is eligible for automatic U.S. citizenship at birth and crack down on so-called
[02:38:23] birth tourism, which includes denying visas to some pregnant women who want to visit the
[02:38:29] U.S.
[02:38:31] President Trump said his administration has to make adjustments after the Supreme Court
[02:38:36] struck down his executive order to restrict birthright citizenship in June.
[02:38:41] Unfortunately, we had a bad decision, very unfair decision.
[02:38:45] country suffers because of it. And we're ending in a different way.
[02:38:49] In a six three ruling, the justices preserved the promise that all babies
[02:38:53] born in the U. S. Are automatically American citizens, regardless of the
[02:38:58] parents immigration status. Now Trump wants to restrict birthright
[02:39:03] citizenship for certain categories of people, including children of a
[02:39:07] foreign government employee like ambassadors and people employed by a
[02:39:11] foreign government, children of anyone considered an alien enemy of the U.S. and babies of four
[02:39:17] nationals on a visa for the purpose of giving birth on American soil known as birth tourism.
[02:39:29] It's most likely not going to work, but notice how they're trying the exact same tactic, right?
[02:39:35] This is the classic Republican method. Now, of course, ZBS is playing into the messaging,
[02:39:45] playing into the framework that they're operating inside of and making it seem like this is a
[02:39:48] totally normal demand. It's not. But what they're trying to do is, what the Republicans are
[02:39:55] trying to do is they tested out the permission structure. They tested out the permission
[02:40:02] structure. It didn't work. The Supreme Court went back and said, this is established precedent.
[02:40:08] This would destroy the Constitution. We're not going to allow you to do it. Some of them said
[02:40:12] it's an executive order and the function is appropriate, but the form is inappropriate.
[02:40:19] You need to change the way you deliver this. You need to go back to Congress and then maybe
[02:40:25] it'll be appropriate. Now, of course, Trump is not doing that. He's going back to the
[02:40:31] executive order. So it's most likely not going to pass through the courts again.
[02:40:37] Having said that, this time they are more narrow. They are trying to penetrate the constitutional
[02:40:46] safeguard on birthright citizenship with a much more narrow framework to claim that they're just
[02:40:53] combating birth tourism, parents that are coming in specifically to give birth on US soil to
[02:41:00] have an American citizen parents, both parents that are not American citizens, right? Now,
[02:41:07] there is some estimate on how many people do this, right? Birth tourism. According to
[02:41:18] the CDC, the number is 10,000 per year. 10,000 births to non-citizen parents take place
[02:41:29] on US soil every year, 10,000. That's it. So it's obviously so marginal, so tiny, so
[02:41:36] miniscule that it's not an issue at all. And that doesn't mean that all 10,000 are deliberately
[02:41:43] coming to the United States of America to give birth on US soil. That simply just means
[02:41:48] that there are people who are having accidental births on US soil, for example. That's it,
[02:41:54] 10,000.
[02:41:59] The reason why they're trying to design this is because they want to pick apart, they want to penetrate the barrier of birthright citizenship, they want to test the boundaries.
[02:42:10] So if you're a foreign dignitary, you're not allowed to have, if you're a foreign dignitary, they want to claim that you're, if you give birth on US soil, you're not an American citizen.
[02:42:24] It's ironic because Balagan is a recipient of this exact type of accidental birth on US soil, right?
[02:42:39] Yeah, there are approximately 3,600,000 babies being born, so it's 0.2%.
[02:42:47] percent. So they're trying to claim that there are people who are on the terrorism
[02:42:56] watch list that are giving birth on US soil, we got to take that, we got to take
[02:43:00] away their citizenship, their birthright citizenship, but that's not how this
[02:43:02] works. A parallel that I will explain to you is the exact same strategy that
[02:43:09] they've deployed against the First Amendment. The Mahmood Khalil case is a
[02:43:15] a direct parallel to what they're trying to do here
[02:43:19] they know that they can't revoke first amendment rights for american citizens
[02:43:23] so they're trying to test the boundaries of the first amendment
[02:43:26] they're trying to contest
[02:43:29] uh... first amendment freedom of speech
[02:43:32] is is for all people on u.s. oil which is the way the law is written
[02:43:37] they're trying to take that away from non-citizens
[02:43:44] If they can take that away from non-citizens, they can slowly but surely move in the direction
[02:43:48] of denaturalization. They can move in the direction of making citizens non-citizens.
[02:43:56] You can't just go in and say, the First Amendment is gone. It's over.
[02:44:01] Right? These things take time. So what they're trying to do is tackle the issue as a
[02:44:08] immigration issue, which they, you know, when they came into office, and the
[02:44:13] and the republics came in the office, it was a far more favorable ground to basically utilize
[02:44:20] the immigration agenda to chip away at our constitutional rights, right? But it's all
[02:44:26] serving the same purpose, it's serving the same purpose of weakening constitutional protections.
[02:44:34] So now, they're trying to do that with birthright citizenship. They know that they failed at the
[02:44:41] the Supreme Court level to take away birthright citizenship across the board, right?
[02:44:49] It's the law of the land.
[02:44:50] It's one of the most contested and therefore most protected constitutional rights that we have.
[02:45:00] So now they're going to try and tackle it from the perspective of,
[02:45:03] oh, we're just making sure that the children of terrorists,
[02:45:06] Oh, I guess you want the children of terrorists to be able to have American citizenship.
[02:45:15] That's it.
[02:45:16] That's what they're doing.
[02:45:17] They're trying to create a more reasonable media environment, a more favorable media
[02:45:23] environment.
[02:45:27] But the ultimate goal is still the same.
[02:45:30] the chip away at constitutional protections and ultimately destroy birthright citizenship.
[02:45:37] As how many people use it? Hundreds of thousands, okay? Hundreds of thousands.
[02:45:43] The Migration Policy Institute found, according to the latest numbers from the CDC, in 2024
[02:45:50] there were 9600 births to mothers with a foreign residence. Yeah.
[02:45:54] The most expensive census based estimate is between 22 and 26,000 babies a year.
[02:46:01] Some legal experts are already questioning whether these orders will hold up to court
[02:46:06] challenges.
[02:46:07] You cannot executive order your way out of the Constitution.
[02:46:11] It says if you're born in this country and subject to the jurisdiction of this country,
[02:46:15] we do not look at the status of your parents, how they came here or even if they violated
[02:46:21] immigration law in order to come to this country. Democrats are pushing back against these new
[02:46:28] executive orders. In a statement, Senate Minority Leader Trump Schumer said, quote,
[02:46:33] if you are born in America, you are American, period. The Constitution says it, and the
[02:46:38] Supreme Court has affirmed it. Yeah. Ultra progressives and DSA darlings keep notching
[02:46:46] primary wins. Oh my god here we fucking go. More fear mongering. So the reason why uh the reason why
[02:46:54] they're doing this by the way is because again they have no line of attack whatsoever.
[02:47:02] They have no line of attack whatsoever against uh the the they have no line of defense against
[02:47:09] their policies their agenda the republican agenda is dog shit it's causing chaos people
[02:47:15] recognize how unbelievably corrupt Trump is. And also if you don't have the goods,
[02:47:19] if you're not delivering the goods, if you're not actually fixing the inflation crisis,
[02:47:24] for example, obviously, you're not going to maintain your base of support.
[02:47:34] Okay. And that's unfortunately where we're at. I have found myself in the crosshairs
[02:47:41] of the Republican Party, I am going to be the prominent line of attack. I am now the transgender
[02:47:53] Antifa in the eyes of the Republicans. And they're doing their very best. They're doing
[02:48:00] their very best to attack me. Now, of course, the defense, the greatest line of defense
[02:48:05] I have against these kinds of attacks is the fact that I have my own platform.
[02:48:12] I have my own audience.
[02:48:14] I have my own base of support.
[02:48:17] So of course, we have the capacity to push back against this propaganda by saying the
[02:48:23] truth, by showing context, by making sure that people understand that this is silly.
[02:48:31] is completely ridiculous and they're only doing this because they have nothing to defend,
[02:48:38] nothing to hold on to.
[02:48:45] So it's important for us in this community to push back to the best of our ability.
[02:48:51] It's important for us to reach out to liberals, right, who might fall victim to this kind of propaganda, especially because the liberal media outlets are also leaning into it.
[02:49:11] I have unfortunately made an enemy, not just of the Republican Party, but also of a lot of very powerful people in the Democratic Party as well, and certainly their corporate benefactors, the executives, the big donors that donate to both of these parties.
[02:49:31] Okay?
[02:49:34] That's just the reality.
[02:49:41] So, that's where we're at.
[02:49:56] I mean, I don't know what else to say.
[02:49:58] I mean, you have every day now, you see stuff like this, Manhattan Institute, this reactionary
[02:50:03] think tank will clip me saying, um, uh, the, the Democrats should be punished for factionalism
[02:50:09] force to follow the party line half jokingly engaging in this kind of analysis where I say
[02:50:17] there needs to be robust debate amongst Democrats, but then once that robust debate is over, when
[02:50:21] the primaries are over, that the consultants and the media class that still actively impede on
[02:50:28] the Democratic party line should be punished, right? Should be outcasted.
[02:50:33] But then you have liberals quote unquote liberals like this guy highlighting this right highlighting
[02:50:42] this message saying it's an authoritarian language. Now once again this is the supposed liberals.
[02:50:50] So the people that I'm actually talking about the think tank individuals the individuals that
[02:50:55] work at think tanks that claim to be Democrats that claim to be liberals doing this thing
[02:51:00] that opens up a new line of attack.
[02:51:04] Okay. Third way is doing this, the Center for American Progress is doing this. These are prominent
[02:51:11] liberal think tanks that get a lot of play in Washington DC, but don't have a real base of
[02:51:17] support. They don't have a real base of support at all, but they too see me as a threat.
[02:51:23] They are united in their hatred of me. And I welcome their hatred,
[02:51:28] But I can't go at it alone.
[02:51:32] So at some point, we do have to harden our defenses.
[02:51:37] The professional misunderstanders that claim to speak for this larger base, that claim
[02:51:48] to speak for this larger base in the Democratic Party do not have a real base of support.
[02:51:52] They do not have the interest of the masses at their heart,
[02:51:59] but unfortunately they have a lot of control over what the party does.
[02:52:04] And right now, we are in a battle to bring back that control to the left flank,
[02:52:13] to bring back that control to the truest democratic expression,
[02:52:19] what the voters actually want
[02:52:27] because at the end of the day
[02:52:30] what they oppose is the democratic process
[02:52:33] and we've seen that
[02:52:35] they can't run around and yell all you fucking stupid voters you're voting in
[02:52:38] the wrong way
[02:52:39] so they try to
[02:52:41] engage in this disciplining operation of someone who speaks
[02:52:44] to the anxiety of the masses someone like myself
[02:52:48] someone who is capable of connecting
[02:52:51] a large chunk
[02:52:52] of the most active base of support within the democratic party
[02:52:56] adequate substitutes with left populist candidates people like francesca
[02:53:02] hung
[02:53:04] people like abdul al-sayed
[02:53:06] people like zoran mamdani
[02:53:10] that is why
[02:53:12] that is
[02:53:14] that is precisely the reason why
[02:53:18] they're doing this
[02:53:22] third way
[02:53:24] decided
[02:53:26] that i am a primary bill in
[02:53:28] today's american democratic process it is insane
[02:53:32] at a time
[02:53:33] when the republican party
[02:53:35] is demonstrating
[02:53:36] fascist tendencies when they have moved beyond
[02:53:40] liberal democracy
[02:53:42] there are those
[02:53:43] who claim to be democrats there are those who claim to be liberals
[02:53:47] who are choosing to collaborate with the corporate fascist principles demonstrated by the Republicans
[02:53:54] by attacking their left flank, by attacking Democrats, by attacking the idea, by attacking
[02:54:01] the goal of creating a Senate Democratic majority.
[02:54:10] This has happened throughout history.
[02:54:13] Liberals, some of them, have collaborated with fascists, specifically in Nazi Germany
[02:54:20] and even in fascist Italy and Mussolini's Italy, thinking that they can appease the fascists
[02:54:25] and ultimately control them, that the communists, that the socialists, the trade unionists actually
[02:54:29] presented a far graver danger to the interests of capital.
[02:54:34] The titans of industry that were worried about work stoppages, that were worried
[02:54:38] about the growth
[02:54:40] of communist sentiment socialist sentiment trade unionist sentiment the
[02:54:44] growth of the working-class movement
[02:54:47] we all saw what happened
[02:54:49] but there's also the other side of the story
[02:54:52] when liberals
[02:54:53] once it got really bad
[02:54:55] and once this behemoth this fascist monster was growing and creating a
[02:55:00] real
[02:55:01] ever-present danger
[02:55:03] in eastern europe
[02:55:05] and also the western front as well, they coalesced FDR, a social Democrat, Winston Churchill, got
[02:55:16] behind Stalin.
[02:55:19] So on the one hand, there's a story of failure where liberals turned around and collaborated
[02:55:28] with the fascists, and that actually fed the movement that grew the power that fascists
[02:55:36] had, and they seized control of all aspects of their governments. But then there's also
[02:55:43] the other side of that story as well. There's also the other side of that story. I hope
[02:55:55] we are more FDR in less appeasement this time around, armed with the knowledge of what happens
[02:56:07] when those who are supposed to be anti-fascists instead of opposing the fascists choose to
[02:56:14] oppose their left flank.
[02:56:26] After Abdul Al Sayed's win at Michigan, a DC-based advocacy group, Third Way will now spend $15
[02:56:30] million to attack the left.
[02:56:31] They frame themselves as moderate Democrats.
[02:56:33] Why aren't they spending that money attacking the GOP?
[02:56:35] The answer requires explaining who they are.
[02:56:37] MassSolar reports the board of Third Way has 33 people in the vast majority and I
[02:56:41] I mean overwhelming or Wall Street financiers interested in encouraging consolidation.
[02:56:45] The rest are corporate lawyers and lobbyists doing the same plus a billionaire heiress.
[02:56:52] For instance, the vice chair of third way is David Heller, formerly the global head
[02:56:55] of equity trading for Goldman Sachs.
[02:56:56] He's currently a private investor with roles in alternative asset management and NY
[02:57:01] dig a Bitcoin miner.
[02:57:03] David A. Coulter is at a private equity firm.
[02:57:07] A private equity firm.
[02:57:09] Warburg is former JPMorgan in the office.
[02:57:12] Bill Daley is the son of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley.
[02:57:15] He's had lobbying roles at JPMorgan Wells Fargo and a board of asset and board seats
[02:57:19] at Boeing, Abbott Labs, Merck and Fannie Mae.
[02:57:25] Calm down. It's going to be fine.
[02:57:28] It's just a minor F.
[02:57:32] It's just a blip.
[02:57:35] A friend told me a story about Bill Daly, who was the chair of Al Gore's campaign in
[02:57:39] 2000.
[02:57:40] She went up to him a few years after that loss and gave him some words of consolation
[02:57:44] and complaint about Bush.
[02:57:45] Daly looked at her and said, don't worry, the right man won.
[02:57:48] One of the more noxious Obama officials is a man named Raj Dait.
[02:57:53] The first head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, he wasn't very good,
[02:57:56] but he then cycled instantly through the revolving door to finance.
[02:58:00] now a fintech and crypto lobbyists and investor. John Dyson is the chair of Milberg Capital
[02:58:05] Management, a private investment firm that manages the manufacturing company. The vineyard
[02:58:10] and wine group and a hedge fund is the former official of New York City Mayor Giuliani's
[02:58:13] administration. Slow clap for that guy. To make a quick point, these people have clear
[02:58:17] interest in government policy. They profit from lower taxes on capital gains, lax antitrust,
[02:58:23] less financial regulation and more junk fees. They aren't moderate per se. They are
[02:58:28] just protecting the interests of capital. And there's Brian Frank, a financier who worked
[02:58:32] for tech billionaire Michael Dell. There's Michael Edwards, former merger and acquisitions
[02:58:36] banker, turned hedge fund CIO, turned board member of Zippy, which does manufactured home
[02:58:41] loans, an area with significant regulatory issues. These people don't care about anything,
[02:58:47] but they're bottom line. They claim to be Democrats. They claim to be liberals. They
[02:58:51] They claim to be moderate, but that's just a ruse, okay?
[02:58:56] And they're showing, they're showing exactly what they care about.
[02:58:59] They do not care about democracy.
[02:59:00] They do not care about fascism, as long as their profits are protected.
[02:59:05] That's precisely the reason why, at a time when there is an unprecedented crisis in
[02:59:09] American democracy, when you have openly illiberal forces that are behaving like
[02:59:16] tyrants that like despots these people have decided the the forces that have actively fought back
[02:59:23] against the growth of fascism in this country are their true enemy because we are disruptive we are
[02:59:30] disruptive to the status quo we are disruptive to the the goals of these fascists okay because
[02:59:39] Because the reality of the matter is, this fascist corrupt despotic leadership have actually
[02:59:46] protected the bottom line of corporations.
[02:59:49] I'll give you one example, Liberty Day.
[02:59:53] When Donald Trump rolled out his Liberty Day tariffs agenda, there was a lot of economic
[02:59:59] volatility.
[03:00:00] But for those close to the Trump administration, there was a unique and unprecedented opportunity.
[03:00:07] of them made very good market decisions in that crisis point.
[03:00:14] And then, Liberation Day ended.
[03:00:18] Liberation Day turned into a spectacular failure.
[03:00:21] These tariffs were not created to protect the American consumers.
[03:00:26] These tariffs were not created to protect the American industry, although it was presented
[03:00:30] as such.
[03:00:34] And then the Supreme Court overturned the tariffs.
[03:00:38] The Trump administration started refunding people, but they didn't refund the consumers
[03:00:44] because there's no way to refund the consumers for the additional cost that was carried over
[03:00:48] to the consumers.
[03:00:50] So you ended up paying more for goods as a direct consequence of the mediators that
[03:00:55] were paying these entry fees in the form of tariffs.
[03:01:01] That turned into inflation.
[03:01:03] For you that turned into inflation, your dollar was not as strong as it was prior to Liberation
[03:01:10] Day.
[03:01:12] But now in the aftermath of the Supreme Court decision, the Trump administration has to pay
[03:01:16] back the tariffs that they got.
[03:01:23] And they're doing that right now.
[03:01:25] Amazon, Apple, these companies are getting billions of dollars.
[03:01:32] These companies are getting billions of dollars from the American government that you paid
[03:01:39] into the American government as a form of higher prices.
[03:01:44] You paid not the American government necessarily, but you paid the corporations higher prices
[03:01:50] because tariffs carried over to the consumers.
[03:01:52] So they made money on the front end and now they're making money.
[03:01:56] The corporations are making money on the back end.
[03:01:58] It is a hundred and sixty billion dollar wealth transfer directly from consumers back to corporations now
[03:02:09] Zero wage growth that means negative wage growth for you that means your money doesn't go the same distance
[03:02:19] Donald Trump did that
[03:02:23] For the average American this is devastation
[03:02:26] For these guys, however, it's another Sunday, it's another Monday, or things are going great.
[03:02:36] It is not a secret, it's not an accident that post-COVID, there was a case-shaped recovery,
[03:02:41] no matter what happens, corporations are protected, executives are protected,
[03:02:47] their bottom lines, the bottom lines of the shareholders are always protected.
[03:02:51] You, on the other hand, have less purchasing power.
[03:02:55] You, on the other hand, have a harder time achieving the results that you want to achieve upward social mobility.
[03:03:03] The timeline of when you could potentially retire, it's longer and longer.
[03:03:11] It becomes less realistic that you will ever purchase a home for yourself and generate some kind of generational wealth.
[03:03:20] generational wealth. That is why I stress the importance that these people are our ops. They
[03:03:31] are our ops. They are not our allies. Because their goal is to wage class warfare. They recognize
[03:03:38] their class position. They recognize that no matter what happens, the government under
[03:03:48] the government under democratic leadership
[03:03:50] the government under republican leadership will protect their interest
[03:03:54] meanwhile
[03:03:56] your retirement
[03:03:58] is
[03:03:59] possibly not gonna happen
[03:04:02] your nest egg
[03:04:04] is never going to take
[03:04:06] proof
[03:04:07] your
[03:04:08] judgment
[03:04:09] not
[03:04:10] going to
[03:04:11] put
[03:04:12] the
[03:04:13] better
[03:04:14] future
[03:04:15] and you feel that pressure and you get
[03:04:17] more anger than what do these people do? What does the Republican party do? They take that anger
[03:04:22] and they take that populist rage that you have. I'm going to wait for a second
[03:04:33] because there's a minor F here. So the going gets tough for you, right?
[03:04:42] Like, your dollar doesn't go the same distance it once did.
[03:04:48] Your real problems, paying for groceries, then you got the media telling you maybe you should
[03:04:53] cut back.
[03:04:55] Back in the day, they used to tell you to cut back on avocado toast and matcha lattes.
[03:04:59] Now, they say cut back on eggs.
[03:05:02] They tell you to purchase frozen burritos instead of getting a burrito at Chipotle.
[03:05:07] They say you don't deserve these things.
[03:05:10] you get more and more frustrated, then the reactionary forces take advantage of that
[03:05:16] frustration because when you're angry, you're not thinking straight. They take that anger
[03:05:22] and redirect it back to transgender athletes. They take that anger and redirect it back
[03:05:26] to socialist commentators on Twitch. They take that anger and redirect it back to
[03:05:33] people that have your best interest in mind. They tell you, I am your enemy. They tell
[03:05:38] you we are the enemy of the American population they lean into they lean into
[03:05:43] different direct distractions they say no don't wage class war wage culture
[03:05:49] wars instead it's gay people and queer culture that is actually taking away your
[03:05:55] dollars at stealing dollars out of your pocket they don't even need to
[03:06:00] present a direct through line as to how that happens okay they don't need to
[03:06:05] They just say gay people scary trans people scary. They say immigrants scary
[03:06:14] They say socialism scary look at this fucking socialist twitch streamer get mad at this socialist twitch streamer instead
[03:06:25] It's ridiculous
[03:06:27] It's totally ridiculous. It's also unsustainable
[03:06:30] But we have to make it unsustainable. We have to make sure that we fight back.
[03:06:36] Because if we lean into these reactionary distractions, and we say,
[03:06:40] Hassan, don't you feel like you're at fault here? If we say things like,
[03:06:44] oh, it's well, it's your commentary. It's the way that you're talking about these
[03:06:48] issues. I agree with what you're saying. But don't you feel like you shouldn't
[03:06:53] get clipped out of context? Avoiding the form, avoiding the format,
[03:06:58] avoiding the medium that I have to deliver this message on.
[03:07:03] Do not concede on your opposition's framing.
[03:07:06] They do not have your best interest at heart.
[03:07:12] Never concede on oppositional framing.
[03:07:18] They are trying to distract you.
[03:07:21] They are trying to cut through what we have been able to
[03:07:25] organize here because they are worried.
[03:07:27] They're worried about democracy. They're worried about your voices being heard. They worry about the expression.
[03:07:34] They are worried about people organizing against these powerful entities.
[03:07:44] That's it. They're terrified.
[03:07:49] And they have decided that those who stick their head out from the masses and try to organize the masses the best of their ability will be the first to go.
[03:08:08] They're not after me. They're after you. I am simply your megaphone. I'm simply your platform. I'm your platform of real, true, populist rage.
[03:08:23] And they hate to hear from us. They never want to hear from us. And they can't yell at you all the time.
[03:08:30] They can't say the voters are wrong, the working class is wrong for having these sorts of interests.
[03:08:36] The working classes should focus on how bad Trump is and just vote for the Democratic Party,
[03:08:41] even if the Democrats don't actually offer them an alternative,
[03:08:44] offer them real solutions to the economic struggles that they're experiencing.
[03:08:50] They want to yell at you, but they can't.
[03:08:52] So they tried to frame as many negatively framed clips as they possibly can find and dump it in front of all the boomers.
[03:09:02] Your relatives, your parents, your grandparents who watch TV, who actually get their notes from TV.
[03:09:08] And they try to create this terrifying outrage to get your boomer parents,
[03:09:17] boomer parents your boomer neighbors
[03:09:20] who are living
[03:09:22] very different uh... under very different circumstances
[03:09:27] to feel like the true threat is not trump the truth that is not
[03:09:32] the the corporate oligopoly that has been designed the oligarchy the truth
[03:09:37] that is
[03:09:39] actually at uh... left twitch streamer
[03:09:42] The left is to a streamer or the Democratic Socialists of America.
[03:09:53] You have a lot more capacity to change people's minds, especially if you are always ever present
[03:10:00] in your communities, in your workplaces.
[03:10:03] So you have to push back against this propaganda because let's be real, no prominent Democrat
[03:10:08] will do this.
[03:10:10] Democrats will privately come to me and say, we would really like your help here. We would
[03:10:17] really like your help there.
[03:10:20] Prominent Democrats that you would not expect as a matter of fact. Now, I don't always
[03:10:26] play ball. As you guys have seen, I'm very open and honest about what I care about
[03:10:31] and what areas where I will push, okay? Here's the thing though. Here's the thing. They are
[03:10:48] not going to come out. The liberals in the media, they're not going to come out and defend us. They're
[03:10:55] not going to come out and defend the DSA. They're not going to come out and defend
[03:10:59] and someone like myself, as a matter of fact,
[03:11:02] the best I could expect from them
[03:11:05] is to at the very least not entertain
[03:11:08] the reactionary messaging.
[03:11:14] You understand?
[03:11:15] That's the best that we can expect.
[03:11:29] We have to solve this crisis. We are a nation in crisis and we are the only people that have a real long-standing solution to this crisis.
[03:11:43] If it's socialism or barbarism, it is very clear that those who are unbelievably wealthy have planted their flag, drawn a line in the sand and chosen which side they are on.
[03:11:58] That's precisely what Third Way is doing here.
[03:12:01] Anyway, let's continue.
[03:12:03] And one man keeps propping them up.
[03:12:05] Our left influencer, Hassan Piker, sway over the Democrat Party
[03:12:09] is hard for the establishment to ignore at this point.
[03:12:12] And maybe some of them are concerned.
[03:12:15] So if they are, do they defend his catalogue of incendiary remarks
[03:12:18] or disavow one of the most popular figures in the party?
[03:12:22] Oh, what a conundrum for them.
[03:12:24] This is Outnumbered. I'm Harris Faulkner,
[03:12:26] here with my co-host, Kayleigh McEnany.
[03:12:28] Also joining us today, Molly Lyne, Fox News correspondent.
[03:12:30] Kayleigh McGee-White, Fox News contributor.
[03:12:33] And Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary
[03:12:36] and Fox News contributor.
[03:12:38] Assam Piker defended his relentless attacks
[03:12:40] against our nation, telling the National Review, quote,
[03:12:43] I love America, and that's the reason why
[03:12:45] I criticize it endlessly.
[03:12:47] If I didn't love America, I wouldn't be here.
[03:12:50] I achieved the American dream.
[03:12:51] But very quickly, I realized that dream
[03:12:54] is not accessible for everyone.
[03:12:56] I want to make sure that we have enough wealth in the country
[03:12:59] to offer that dream to as many people as possible.
[03:13:03] Well, the free press is digging into Hassan Piker's role
[03:13:06] on the campaign trail, arguing it is not really
[03:13:10] a revolution in American politics.
[03:13:12] Rather, it represents a slow evolution
[03:13:14] for a portion of the Democrat establishment.
[03:13:16] But some members of the Democrat establishment
[03:13:19] are warning candidates like Michigan Senate nominee
[03:13:21] Abdul-Al-Sayed, sticking with Hassan Piker through November is a mistake.
[03:13:27] Here's Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman.
[03:13:29] I just want to issue a dare.
[03:13:34] Continue to campaign with Hassan Piker right now.
[03:13:37] You're in a general election now.
[03:13:39] I dare you.
[03:13:40] I dare you.
[03:13:42] Keep campaigning with someone like Hassan Piker.
[03:13:44] You know, if I was a Republican, I would just dump a $20 million for ads, you know.
[03:13:51] Piper, the guy that, you know, on the 25th anniversary at 9-11.
[03:13:56] Well, meanwhile, Piper is looking to repeat this week's victory in Michigan next week in Wisconsin, endorsing Governor candidate Francesca Hong.
[03:14:06] Oh, that's going to be a heavy haul. Have you heard this woman?
[03:14:09] She has made several posts that echo, well, Hasan Piper, but she's a brand of her own now.
[03:14:14] end of her own now. Shock jaw socialism. That's what she's about. Defund police, abolish
[03:14:20] ICE, abolish police, abolish the Senate. Police exist to uphold white supremacy and also I
[03:14:26] do not enjoy fireworks. Some post she deleted like the one calling to cancel Thanksgiving.
[03:14:34] Strategists on both sides of the political aisle are predicting his non-Pikers popularity
[03:14:37] will backfire for the Democrats who are so cozy with him.
[03:14:42] have to live with this person who has paled around with the Hasan Piker, who himself has
[03:14:47] become the scarlet letter of the Democratic Party.
[03:14:49] To have your Senate nominees and they agree with Senator Fetterman, paling around with
[03:14:54] Hasan Piker, anti-American, anti-Semitic, anti-capitalist, really most extreme kind
[03:15:04] of policies which are anathema to Bill Clinton, Democrats.
[03:15:08] He needs to be rid of that guy.
[03:15:10] Okay?
[03:15:11] He needs to disavow him.
[03:15:12] painting with them, it's just making ads for micro-actures.
[03:15:16] You know, I do want to say this, Caroline.
[03:15:18] It's not guilt by association.
[03:15:20] It's guilt by participation.
[03:15:22] I mean, look at Francesca Wong for just a second.
[03:15:25] Here's what she had to say.
[03:15:27] In the restaurant industry, when we are out of something, we say it's 86.
[03:15:31] And I'd say it's about effing time we 86 Trump.
[03:15:34] This is who we're talking about.
[03:15:36] And what have we heard Hassan Piker say?
[03:15:38] Cultural, societal murder.
[03:15:40] You know, maybe there's a reason to murder somebody if you don't agree with them.
[03:15:43] No, no, no.
[03:15:44] They're not just hanging out and palling around.
[03:15:47] These guys are thinking and communicating the same thoughts, and they're dangerous.
[03:15:50] I love that you say guilt by participation.
[03:15:53] That is exactly what this is.
[03:15:54] I mean, look at what Hassan Piker said.
[03:15:56] We've all been through this, but just to remind everyone, he praises Mao Zedong.
[03:16:00] Okay, so praise the guy who brought socialism to China and lots of freedom there.
[03:16:05] He said America deserves...
[03:16:06] He killed millions of people.
[03:16:07] Killed millions of people.
[03:16:09] Said America deserves 9-11.
[03:16:10] He walked that back a little.
[03:16:11] What else has he said?
[03:16:12] He has said that he would vote for Hamas
[03:16:15] over Israel every single time.
[03:16:16] We know what Hamas did.
[03:16:17] They put babies in oven on October 7th.
[03:16:19] Well, what does he think about October 7th, Hassan Piker?
[03:16:21] Hassan Piker has said that Israel polluted
[03:16:24] the evidence pool on October 7th.
[03:16:26] He talked about Sheryl Sandberg's documentary,
[03:16:28] Screams Before Silence,
[03:16:30] about women who went through atrocities.
[03:16:32] And he said that it's basically
[03:16:33] the unsubstantiated claims
[03:16:35] that some of which were found to be incorrect.
[03:16:37] This man has whitewashed October 7th.
[03:16:41] So what does El-Said do?
[03:16:43] Monday night, he goes to a poll party with the man
[03:16:46] who said America deserves 9-11 the day before his election,
[03:16:49] the most important political day of his life.
[03:16:51] What's he do the day of his election?
[03:16:54] Last night, I watched this man, El-Said, on CNN,
[03:16:57] be asked, point blank, do you disown Hassan Piker?
[03:16:59] Here's what he said.
[03:17:00] I'm less focused on folks campaigning with me,
[03:17:02] more focused on folks I'm campaigning to.
[03:17:05] In other words, I do not disown Hassan Piker,
[03:17:08] the guy who said America deserves 9-11.
[03:17:09] And then finally, I see a CNN print article this morning.
[03:17:12] He said, I think people get really worried about Piker,
[03:17:15] but you think about who Mike Rogers has been
[03:17:18] palling around with.
[03:17:19] Mike Rogers has never palled around with anyone
[03:17:23] who said that we deserved a day
[03:17:25] when thousands of Americans died.
[03:17:27] That is what El Sayed has done,
[03:17:28] and shame on any Democrat who doesn't answer
[03:17:30] the way Paul Begala did, Van Jones,
[03:17:32] and a handful of others.
[03:17:34] Talk to me about members in our Jewish communities and how the reaction should be.
[03:17:40] Yeah, it's 9-11, 9-11, 9-11, 9-11. But what's really interesting about it is, again,
[03:17:53] not only is Donald Trump the president and he said on the morning of 9-11 that it was good,
[03:17:59] that at least now, you know, Trump Tower was the tallest standing building. You missed a lot. No,
[03:18:05] it's fine. I'm not going to rewind. But one thing that people need to understand,
[03:18:14] the one thing that people need to understand is this.
[03:18:21] This is our opposition. Your opposition does not have your best interest in mind.
[03:18:28] Okay, our opposition, these fascists, do not have our best interests in mind.
[03:18:35] So if you are a Democrat, if you're self-identifying liberal, if you're a social Democrat who is
[03:18:40] worried about the optics of the situation, okay, you're worried about all this stuff.
[03:18:48] Remind yourself, do these people care about my cause, what I represent, or are they
[03:18:54] trying to manipulate me. These people who I know lie all the time. Are they lying now?
[03:19:09] Are they framing things with a negative lens? Are they actually trying to get me to distance
[03:19:16] myself from the largest left-wing platform in the country.
[03:19:27] It's going to get worse.
[03:19:32] It's going to get worse.
[03:19:34] They are trying to make blues, of course, their goal is to make blues.
[03:19:48] People tell you, look, I'll be honest.
[03:19:56] If Fox News told me, the sky is blue, I wouldn't believe them, okay?
[03:20:08] If Fox News came out and said, the sky is blue tomorrow, I would go and check for myself.
[03:20:12] I would not believe it.
[03:20:15] Okay?
[03:20:17] That's it.
[03:20:21] So the Internet is going to be better in a little bit.
[03:20:39] Maybe I'm crazy for what I said, but I have heard what they have said over and over again.
[03:20:48] I know that they lie, okay?
[03:20:52] They lie all the time.
[03:20:54] I know that they don't have my best interest in mind.
[03:20:56] They don't have your best interest in mind.
[03:21:01] It's that simple.
[03:21:03] So I, one, reflexively distrust what Republicans are saying.
[03:21:13] And I also reflectively distrust what liberals lean into.
[03:21:17] If liberals, self-identifying liberals, self-identifying Democrats, are leaning into what the Republicans
[03:21:23] are saying and channeling that same frustration, echoing, mirroring their retorts, mirroring
[03:21:29] their lies, then I don't trust them either.
[03:21:37] What is remarkable is something that I jokingly mentioned is now becoming reality.
[03:21:43] The JRP is planning to frame the entire midterm strategy around myself and the Democratic socialists
[03:21:56] of America.
[03:21:59] Republicans plan to use their first ever midterm convention in Dallas next month to mount
[03:22:03] a sweeping, made for primetime case that Democrats have become captives of their
[03:22:06] activists left.
[03:22:08] The President Trump's approval rating in the 30s and his war in Iran weighing on the economy.
[03:22:14] Republicans don't want November 3rd midterm to just be a referendum on his presidency.
[03:22:17] They're essentially planning a but their worst campaign targeting the ascended Democratic
[03:22:21] left and socialism.
[03:22:24] Republicans will make it progressive poll, we'll make progressive policies that activists
[03:22:27] recurring characters throughout the September 9th and 10th convention at the American
[03:22:31] Airlines Center in Dallas.
[03:22:32] GOP operative spent months compiling footage of Democratic figures, including left wing
[03:22:35] and commentator Sonpiker and Texas U.S. Senate,
[03:22:37] candidate James Tallarico,
[03:22:39] that they'll use throughout the convention
[03:22:40] to paint Democrats as outside the mainstream.
[03:22:43] Our video trove is endless,
[03:22:45] a convention source told Axios.
[03:22:46] Organizers will particularly focus on Abdul El-Sayed,
[03:22:49] the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan,
[03:22:51] who backs Medicare for all and criticizes Israel.
[03:22:53] Trump has blasted El-Sayed, a Muslim,
[03:22:54] as communist and a man of hate who hates Israel.
[03:22:57] El-Sayed, an epidemiologist,
[03:22:59] has said he's a capitalist who disagrees
[03:23:00] with Israel's actions in Gaza,
[03:23:02] not his sisters and brothers of the Jewish faith.
[03:23:04] So, get it, get ready. Get ready. They are going to come after us. They're going to come
[03:23:12] after me, they're going to come after the DSA, they're going to come after our favorite
[03:23:16] politicians, politicians that we've worked tirelessly to get into a seat of power with
[03:23:22] endless ferocity, okay? It is going to get so much worse than you think. They are
[03:23:28] going to basically make the more pegasus dream a reality. The the slop tubers on
[03:23:36] YouTube that have created an environment of some of the worst sloppiganda. Now
[03:23:42] that sentiment is going to be echoed by a barrage of money to interest. Okay?
[03:23:50] Because this is not just going to be the GOP dealing it, they're also going to
[03:23:54] push this message in every market. They're going to push this message in every single market.
[03:24:05] We have to be ready for it. We have to be disciplined. We have to push back. Okay.
[03:24:18] I will try to be as steadfast as I have been post October 7 and I will continue to do so.
[03:24:24] I will always be honest, there will be consultants on the Democratic Party side that masquerade
[03:24:31] as liberals, that will collaborate with the Republicans to highlight this message.
[03:24:44] We have to push back.
[03:24:50] Months of polling shaped the GOP convention organized to say every day Americans will
[03:24:53] While Tau Republican achievements on cutting taxes, lowering prescription drug costs, and
[03:24:56] improving border security, attack the organization, work the 2024 convention, they have nothing
[03:25:00] to lean on.
[03:25:02] They have nothing to stand on.
[03:25:04] Their platform is abysmal.
[03:25:07] So the only thing they think they can do is try to unite the consultant class, the
[03:25:15] corporate-backed mainstream media on both sides of the political spectrum, and the
[03:25:20] reactionary base that has an unlimited appetite for anti-communist sentiment and racial narratives.
[03:25:27] Okay?
[03:25:30] We have to harden our position
[03:25:35] because
[03:25:37] if we make it
[03:25:39] if we make it out alive
[03:25:41] from this barrage of misinformation, propaganda and lies
[03:25:45] We will be an unstoppable force in American politics, a message and an agenda that centers
[03:25:56] the needs of the working class.
[03:26:03] Regarding earlier discussion, as delusional as blind party loyalists are on both sides,
[03:26:06] ironically, one major takeaway from Dempstrading24 was we know things are still tough and there's
[03:26:11] more work to do.
[03:26:12] under Trump can't even do that now, or they'll get primaried out. The only room left for
[03:26:16] Republican candidates is to be completely obsequious. Yes. We cannot allow the Democrats
[03:26:29] in positions of power to try to cast aside or excise the left flank. We are the base.
[03:26:39] We are the base.
[03:26:41] We have captivated the interests.
[03:26:44] We are channeling the interests of the base, okay?
[03:26:49] The consultants in the Beltway do not have a base.
[03:26:54] We do.
[03:26:57] We do.
[03:26:58] I'm one guy with like a three-person operation.
[03:27:02] If I am capable of having this level of impact, okay?
[03:27:08] If I'm capable of having this level of impact, that means that there are far more people
[03:27:14] out there who can hear this message and identify with it.
[03:27:19] Okay?
[03:27:20] Yeah, University of Washington canceled the Hassan Piker event, by the way.
[03:27:26] They did.
[03:27:28] Daniel Bester invited me to UW.
[03:27:30] I was like, sure, I'll do it.
[03:27:32] And they got inundated with a barrage of, uh, botted emails.
[03:27:36] And then also, they probably got a boss call, let's be real.
[03:27:40] And instead of abiding by the principle of free expression on college campuses, they
[03:27:44] chose to do this.
[03:27:46] Now, is it a big problem?
[03:27:48] Not necessarily, but I do think it signals that our institutions of higher learning
[03:27:54] did not learn the lessons from the post-October 7 pressure campaigns that they experienced.
[03:27:59] And the reality of the matter is if this had happened to Charlie Kirk, or if this
[03:28:02] that happened to Ben Shapiro, this would be the number one news story on Fox News for a month.
[03:28:12] Will liberal outlets cover it with the same intensity? Or will they brush past the the the
[03:28:20] The message or even agree with it.
[03:28:28] A similar thing took place in Peak Woke,
[03:28:31] where there would be a lot of protests on college campuses.
[03:28:36] That led to senators launching committee hearings.
[03:28:40] That led to the House of Representatives
[03:28:43] on the Republican side doing televised committee hearings
[03:28:49] where they brought deans and funders and students and professors to sit in front of Congress
[03:28:59] as they grilled them about not abiding by the First Amendment, not abiding by free expression
[03:29:04] on college campuses.
[03:29:06] This led discourse for years.
[03:29:10] successfully presented the Democrats as hating free speech because of this.
[03:29:21] But when it happens to our side, Democrats stay quiet.
[03:29:26] Even if you don't like me, you should use this as an opportunity to the Democratic consultants.
[03:29:33] Use this as an opportunity.
[03:29:35] You don't have to like everything I say.
[03:29:36] You don't have to agree with everything I say.
[03:29:40] This is an opportunity to show the Americans who do care about free speech, that the Republicans
[03:29:44] are the real party that has destroyed free speech in this country and actively seek to
[03:29:48] do so.
[03:29:54] A state lawmaker told JNSN on background that multiple state legislators and groups, including
[03:29:58] Jewish ones, pressed the university to drop the event.
[03:30:04] Democrats are instead leaning into censorship once again at the behest and the direction
[03:30:09] of Israel.
[03:30:18] Democratic politicians are playing into the hands of the Republic that doesn't speak out
[03:30:35] against this.
[03:30:37] Any Democratic politician from Washington that doesn't speak out against this and present
[03:30:42] this as a real, ever-present danger to defending free expression on college campuses, three
[03:30:50] years after October 7, mind you, is missing the forest for the trees.
[03:30:58] It's so funny how people call us sheepdogs while there isn't real supporters and centres
[03:31:01] are fighting both tooth and nail to keep us from electing socials and pro-passing
[03:31:04] candidates.
[03:31:05] Exactly.
[03:31:06] all the more radical elements on the left, whenever they say I'm a Democratic Party sheepdog,
[03:31:12] I laugh.
[03:31:13] There is no equivalence here.
[03:31:16] There is no equivalence.
[03:31:19] There is no political force that captivates the attention of the base of one party that
[03:31:26] channels their frustration, that gets politicians that are more invested in representing the
[03:31:32] interest of the masses elected into office that gets this level of animus from both sides
[03:31:40] of the DC consultant class, both sides of the commentariat, Republicans and liberals alike.
[03:31:46] There is no equivalence.
[03:31:53] On the other side, the Republicans used to have Charlie Kirk.
[03:31:56] He was an operative that worked within the ranks of the Republican Party.
[03:31:59] Charlie Kirk said a million things, far more heinous than anything they can clip me out
[03:32:05] of context for.
[03:32:07] Far more heinous.
[03:32:12] Can you imagine a world where people would use Charlie Kirk rallying with prominent Republican
[03:32:22] politicians as a way to attack said politicians?
[03:32:26] Can you imagine a world where Fox News would say, here we have a real rising concern coming
[03:32:35] from the Democratic side who are very excited about how radical Charlie Kirk is.
[03:32:38] Charlie Kirk is doing a rally with a senator or a congressperson.
[03:32:44] And we on the Fox News side, we on the Republican media side have decided we have to cut
[03:32:50] our losses.
[03:32:51] We have to cut Charlie Kirk out of the equation.
[03:32:53] Can you imagine a world where that would happen?
[03:32:55] Of course not.
[03:32:56] Why are you treating Dems and Libs as innocent 90 bystanders that don't know what they're
[03:33:01] doing and need to be saved?
[03:33:02] I disagree.
[03:33:03] They're fucking raise it.
[03:33:04] Okay, dude.
[03:33:05] Shut the fuck up.
[03:33:06] Shut the fuck up.
[03:33:07] There's two different kinds of liberals.
[03:33:08] There's the self identifying liberals, the masses that are frustrated.
[03:33:11] And then there are, and then there are those who are opposition, oppositional figures.
[03:33:20] Okay.
[03:33:21] I am sometimes communicating good.
[03:33:23] you're identifying liberal masses
[03:33:28] jesus christ
[03:33:29] you're not brilliant you're not making a fucking brilliant point when you say
[03:33:33] shit like that
[03:33:35] okay
[03:33:38] but believe me i'm not a great speaker
[03:33:42] uh... yes but isn't that exactly what the greatest here would say
[03:33:45] well on tuesday has on had his day at the polls
[03:33:48] and he lost the republican primary
[03:33:51] by nearly
[03:33:53] 20 points to Tom Smith, the guy with the handwritten FTC note,
[03:33:58] the guy who had raised less than $2,000,
[03:34:00] and the guy who had dropped out of the race.
[03:34:05] Why do you think that is?
[03:34:06] There is one and only one explanation for why that happened,
[03:34:10] in a party that is now utterly organized
[03:34:13] around open bigotry as its reason for being,
[03:34:17] as its last resort.
[03:34:19] Now, this is not a new story.
[03:34:21] We've seen it before, the Muslim ban,
[03:34:22] We've seen it the first moment that Trump announced his run in 2015.
[03:34:27] Trump's abuse of prominent Muslim and Arab American and Asian American politicians, the
[03:34:31] way they sort of bray and lose their minds over Elon Omar or Mamdani or else I add.
[03:34:37] And they'll demand that every Democrat denounce a leftist streamer while actual Republican
[03:34:41] elected officials up and down from the president, the top to Congress, the state houses across
[03:34:45] the country are engaged day in, day out right now in a frankly racist project
[03:34:50] to make everyone with a last name like El Sayed or Hassan or Abdel Mabi feel like they
[03:34:56] are not really American, like they don't really belong here.
[03:35:00] And I mean, that is at the heart of this, yes, that is at the heart of this.
[03:35:04] The idea that we do not have the same bandwidth, that we can't have the concerns of Americans
[03:35:09] in mind, that we are outsiders, that we hate America.
[03:35:12] Why?
[03:35:13] Well, after all, we're not real Americans.
[03:35:16] Who's a real American?
[03:35:17] Donald Trump is a real American who's not a real American. AOC is not a real American.
[03:35:22] Abdul El Sayed is not a real American. Look at their names after all.
[03:35:27] That's it. Simply put, that is the white nativist bullshit argument that they're presenting.
[03:35:34] And will there be people that fall for it? Absolutely.
[03:35:39] But it's important for us to put our best foot forward and to constantly, diligently
[03:35:44] organize around actual issues. To not cast aside even those people who oppose us as un-American
[03:35:52] to say, look, you hate me, you think I love 9-11, you think that I want to do 9-11, you
[03:35:58] think I'm a hater of all things America, but I still want you to have health care because
[03:36:04] that's the truth. That's the truth. I still think you can change your mind. I still think
[03:36:11] You can one day be by my side fighting for the exact same
[03:36:16] interest and the exact same values.
[03:36:18] Because at the end of the day, you also need shelter.
[03:36:22] You also need a roof over your head.
[03:36:24] You also need to put food on your table.
[03:36:27] You also have the exact same concerns.
[03:36:31] You also need healthcare.
[03:36:33] That's what we're organizing around.
[03:36:36] We wanna make sure that you get that.
[03:36:38] And people, very wealthy, very powerful people,
[03:36:45] have made it seem like those who are defending healthcare,
[03:36:49] those who want to end the senseless militarism overseas
[03:36:54] to basically bring all of that productive output
[03:36:56] back to the homeland,
[03:36:58] to make sure that our roads are fixed,
[03:37:00] our potholes are filled,
[03:37:02] our bellies are filled with hot meals
[03:37:04] that are affordable.
[03:37:08] Those people are your enemies. That's what they're trying to say.
[03:37:13] It's bullshit.
[03:37:16] So look, you can oppose me all day every day.
[03:37:20] You can say, I'm a terrorist. You can say I'm a dangerous radical.
[03:37:23] You can say, oh, I want Sharia law in this country.
[03:37:26] I just want you to have health care. I'm gonna fight for it no matter what you say.
[03:37:30] Okay?
[03:37:32] I want you to have a better future.
[03:37:34] I want you to have better job prospects.
[03:37:37] I want you to be able to, to on a single income, take care of a family.
[03:37:42] Okay.
[03:37:44] That's what I want.
[03:37:45] That's what I will continue to fight for.
[03:37:50] So it doesn't matter.
[03:37:52] It doesn't matter what they say.
[03:37:54] What matters is who we are, what we represent, and what we will continue to fight for, regardless of what the opposition says about us.
[03:38:07] Things are going to get worse.
[03:38:09] They're going to get far worse.
[03:38:12] We have to lean into our allies and sometimes maybe even organize with people that we never thought we would be organizing with.
[03:38:20] That is what the current environment requires.
[03:38:26] Okay?
[03:38:28] Lucky for many of you in this community at least, I have never decided to cast the side
[03:38:35] potential allies, regardless of how much my community yells at me over it.
[03:38:42] Because I understand what must be done.
[03:38:55] I understand what this moment requires, I understand the dangers of inaction, especially
[03:39:02] in this moment.
[03:39:05] Every single person in this community at some point was a self-identifying liberal.
[03:39:10] You went through that transformation.
[03:39:13] You went through that individual ideological journey, you can make sure that you use
[03:39:18] your own personal journey to help others go along that same track.
[03:39:25] None of you were born as card-carrying, Marxist, card-carrying socialists.
[03:39:34] You learned.
[03:39:38] You experienced.
[03:39:40] You lived through capitalism.
[03:39:42] You experienced the contradictions.
[03:39:44] You experienced the struggle.
[03:39:46] And that led you down this path.
[03:39:49] No one is born a socialist, especially not born a socialist and a capitalist, a communist.
[03:39:55] economy in a capitalist world. Okay?
[03:40:02] Going back to it though. Organized believe they will reinforce the argument that republics
[03:40:17] are focused on kitchen table issues while democrats have been overtaken by left-wingers
[03:40:19] and posseys will hurt Americans. The problem is, democrats for the longest time, the national
[03:40:24] Democratic Party for the longest time have actually represented not necessarily kitchen
[03:40:31] table issues in which they say we can make incremental gains, no bold radical sweeps that
[03:40:37] are necessary, right? But it's that hyper-focused on things that come across as less serious
[03:40:46] to the masses, less serious of the working class, okay?
[03:40:58] This is why we have to be very disciplined.
[03:41:04] We have to be very bold.
[03:41:05] We have to be very brave.
[03:41:07] And we have to abide by messaging discipline.
[03:41:10] The reason why Zoran won, the reason why Abdullah said won is because he overcame
[03:41:14] all of the insincere smears and and lines of attack if their side is saying this guy is a scary Muslim
[03:41:26] and our side is saying this scary Muslim is not so scary this scary Muslim simply wants to give
[03:41:32] you health care, which message will resonate more with the masses?
[03:41:43] Liz Smith is always like Zoran Mamdani.
[03:41:49] It's not new.
[03:41:50] Liz Smith is always like Zoran Mamdani.
[03:41:53] This is not a new statement from her.
[03:42:01] A lot of liberals like Zoran.
[03:42:19] Republicans will spotlight Trump's tax exemption for some tipped income.
[03:42:25] Other points will focus, will be Vice President Vance's anti-fraud task force.
[03:42:29] As for the increasingly un-privileged war in Iran, the GOP will make the case that Trump
[03:42:32] has taken steps to protect Americans.
[03:42:35] Vance will speak at the evening of September 9 and Trump on September 10.
[03:42:38] Trump is expected to the convention hall both nights.
[03:42:41] Secretary-State Mark Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Besson and some other administration
[03:42:44] officials will have big-speaking roles.
[03:42:46] Unlike in 2024, when donors and delegates filled the floor, the crowd in Dallas
[03:42:49] will be mostly MAGA activists.
[03:42:51] The convention will commemorate the first anniversary of the assassination of Charlie
[03:42:54] Kirk. Yeah. GOP operative spent months compiling footage of democratic figures, including left-wing
[03:43:06] commentator Sonpiker and Texas U.S. Senate candidate James Tallorigo, that they'll use
[03:43:09] throughout the convention to paint democracies outside the mainstream. Remember, liberals,
[03:43:16] remember, your darlings on the left, on the liberal side of the spectrum, are also in the
[03:43:23] the crosshairs. You will not be able to distinguish yourself from us. I know that you think they're
[03:43:28] attacking James Tallarico because James Tallarico is more likely to win the Texas race, which
[03:43:35] is true. But if you personally think that they would not attack James Tallarico if
[03:43:41] I didn't exist, you're a fucking idiot.
[03:43:53] Just understand that they make no distinction between us and liberals.
[03:44:01] They've always called Nancy Pelosi a socialist. They've called Kamala Harris a communist.
[03:44:06] It doesn't matter what you self-identify as.
[03:44:11] They call Chuck Schumer a Palestinian.
[03:44:17] So when you lend credence to the oppositional framing as a self-identifying liberal,
[03:44:24] whether you be an elected representative like Josh Godheimer,
[03:44:28] or whether you be in charge of the Center for American Progress,
[03:44:31] a prominent liberal think-tank like Neera Tanden,
[03:44:34] you are lending credence to your oppositional framing when you engage in left bashing,
[03:44:40] and you are making this broader movement weaker altogether.
[03:44:45] Stop doing it if you actually do care about defeating Republicans about defeating MAGA about defeating Trumpism
[03:44:58] It's that simple
[03:45:01] To these candidates and Hassan piker aside for a moment because look he's not the only one
[03:45:06] Maybe he's the new kingmaker, but there are a lot of these folk who are rising. Let me deal with Hassan piker first
[03:45:12] No answer your question directly
[03:45:14] Partially yes, Hassan Piker is a problem. The reason I say partially is because this is about the candidates before it's about a podcaster who most Americans have never heard of.
[03:45:22] So Republicans have to work very hard to educate the American people about who this horrible Hassan Piker is.
[03:45:27] The first thing, if you're on a campaign that you need to do is define your opponent. You have to start with Kaylee Finnish.
[03:45:34] You talked about how Abdul Al-Said in Michigan made those statements, didn't disavow Hassan Piker, etc.
[03:45:41] It's about the candidate's behavior.
[03:45:43] You have to beat the candidate, not the friends of the candidate.
[03:45:47] So he is enticing, but he is not the one Republicans are running against.
[03:45:52] You've got to put the candidates front and center first, and then you can tie them to
[03:45:55] Hassan Piker.
[03:45:57] As for Jews, this is a frightening turning point in American history.
[03:46:02] Both parties have historically, thankfully been the home of pro-Israel, pro-Jewish
[03:46:07] life in America.
[03:46:09] That's turning now.
[03:46:10] Not even true. The Republican Party has always been pro-Israel, but never pro-Jew. Let's be real.
[03:46:19] And the Democratic Party is no longer pro-Israel, but still certainly pro-Jew.
[03:46:25] The idea that the Democrats, by and large, are now bigoted towards Jews is fucking ridiculous.
[03:46:33] It is totally ridiculous. First of all, 75% of American Jews vote Democrat consistently.
[03:46:43] That's number one. Number two, American Jews have American interests. Okay.
[03:46:50] American Jews don't have Israeli interests. They are American first. They care about
[03:46:56] things that are happening here. Antisemitism certainly is one of those things that they
[03:47:00] care about. But if you were to say that our side is the side that is fomenting anti-Semitism,
[03:47:08] well, you couldn't be further from the truth. Republicans have always been the bigoted side.
[03:47:14] Their base is the one that wants anti-Semitism. Our base, if you were to present me as the
[03:47:20] arch anti-Semite in media, well, there's plenty of evidence to show that that is completely
[03:47:26] fabricated.
[03:47:31] And there's truth to the reality, there's truth to the reality that
[03:47:46] American Jews by and large favor these supposed anti-Semites anyway,
[03:47:55] Zoramumdani. American Jews like Zoramumdani far more than they like. Benjamin Netanyahu far more
[03:48:03] than they like other prominent politicians and certainly far more than they like APEC.
[03:48:10] And for months and months, months and months, they said Zoramumdani is going to do Sharia law.
[03:48:16] He's going to purge all the Jews. Totally fucking ridiculous.
[03:48:21] a lot of people are defending you right now. No, these guys are always on the independent
[03:48:28] media front like these guys are allies. I mean, I'm glad that someone is defending me. It's,
[03:48:34] it's a, you know, we're going to need a lot more. The reality of the matter is we're
[03:48:39] going to need a lot more defense from unlikely allies as well, including but not limited to
[03:48:47] prominent members of liberal media.
[03:48:51] people who have in the past attacked me because they care about people who have in the past attacked me because they they care about
[03:49:06] Israel's interests not people who are anti-zionist these guys are anti-zionist
[03:49:10] and liberal media whatever that is it's the same shit yeah it's been talking about Hassan
[03:49:13] piker non-stop this week yeah because that's the boogeyman that's just a new boogeyman this is
[03:49:19] if there's one thing that the right does effectively is get their talking points and then stick to them.
[03:49:24] And here's the thing. If it really was about what Hassan Piker said, Bill Maher has said just as
[03:49:30] offensive things. People need to understand that it's not Hassan Piker that upsets them.
[03:49:35] It's the fact that the message of economic justice that Abdul al-Sayed is saying is so
[03:49:41] effective, it's resonating, they can't attack the message. So they are going to try to
[03:49:45] to delegitimize the messenger.
[03:49:48] So as you see,
[03:50:03] the best can do is to recognize that these culture awards
[03:50:07] are being waged for one reason alone.
[03:50:09] It's to make you forget about the fact that gas
[03:50:11] is $5, $6 a gallon.
[03:50:12] It's to make you forget about the fact
[03:50:13] that housing is unaffordable.
[03:50:14] to make you forget about the fact that you can't breathe the air right now because of
[03:50:17] the wildfires caused by climate change.
[03:50:19] Just to make you forget about the fact that this government bombed a school in Iran and
[03:50:23] killed 165 schoolgirls.
[03:50:24] Just to make you forget about the fact that APAC is spending tens of millions of dollars
[03:50:28] to elect people to the U.S. government so that they can send billions of dollars
[03:50:32] to Israel and not to fix the infrastructure that's broken and troubling, not to get
[03:50:37] us the healthcare that we need, not to get us to public school.
[03:50:39] Don't buy into the culture wars of the hypocrisy among corporate Democrats.
[03:50:44] Look, I don't need to endorse this on Pegasus Commons. I don't care. In fact at all
[03:50:48] I wouldn't say that but what I will say is that if you can look past Andrew Cuomo
[03:50:53] if you can look past Bill Clinton and their perpetual sexual abuse
[03:50:57] I mean if you ever get a chance to read their report that the New York Attorney General
[03:51:02] James put together about Cuomo and the women that he sexually abused and the level of sexual abuse that he committed
[03:51:09] Then go back and look at the people who endorse Cuomo
[03:51:14] Brian Tyler Cohen defended you and now the destiny communities after him
[03:51:26] Wait, why is this in Hebrew?
[03:51:30] Seems like he's taking the right side I imagine his audience probably gonna give him shit for it
[03:51:33] I don't think his audience is destiny freeze. They're mostly normie lives destiny. So I'm gonna probably butt mad though
[03:51:44] It's good. I mean, I'm glad. I'm glad that I'm glad that Brian Tyler Cohen understands the moment and what these fucking assholes are doing.
[03:51:54] You know, the reality of the matter is there have been moments in the past where Republicans have targeted liberals, prominent liberals who I don't agree with ideologically aligned with, and I've defended those liberals.
[03:52:10] Because I understand the broader, I understand the broader problem, okay?
[03:52:18] I understand that an institution that goes after the likes of Brian Tyler Cohen for
[03:52:28] example, even if I have disagreements with him at times, will certainly come after me as well.
[03:52:33] And it's not even a mechanism of self-preservation that guides me to defend even liberals who
[03:52:43] are being targeted by this administration, okay?
[03:52:49] The reason why I defend these people is because of my principles, because I don't think it's
[03:52:56] appropriate for the fascist government to go after liberals and left-wing content
[03:53:03] creators or socialists. I know, I know where we are headed. It's
[03:53:13] that simple. This, I've said this from the start, this is not
[03:53:20] about me. Okay, this is not about me. I'm just one person.
[03:53:26] But even if I were to go away, because you know, I, I received
[03:53:31] far too many attacks and I couldn't deal with it anymore. I was like, I got to log off for my
[03:53:36] mental well-being. The anger would not go away. The resentment and the frustration would not go away
[03:53:45] because the anger and the frustration that people are currently experiencing,
[03:53:50] they're not experiencing because they tuned into my broadcast and were like, oh my god,
[03:53:55] Before this broadcast, I thought the economy was awesome.
[03:54:00] But now that I heard from Hassan about how it ain't sweet out here, now I'm mad. That's not,
[03:54:06] that's not the reality. That's not how this works.
[03:54:12] I can only be a megaphone, a platform for your populace rage.
[03:54:25] They're so dumb they can't see that attacking didn't work with Zoran.
[03:54:36] It's different.
[03:54:37] Um, no, Zoran is in a different predicament.
[03:54:40] He's in elected office.
[03:54:42] Democrats have to rally around those in elected office, especially popular ones like Zoran.
[03:54:47] I on the other hand, am an outsider.
[03:54:50] I on the other hand am not a part of the Democratic Party's infrastructure in the way that Zoran is.
[03:54:58] Okay?
[03:55:04] So no.
[03:55:06] For many in the Democratic Party, I present a far graver threat than Zoran Mamdani.
[03:55:13] Zoran Mamdani, at the end of the day, I love him.
[03:55:17] Zoram Umdani and AOC did their cross promotion and cross endorsements, but they kept it, Zoran kept it mostly to New York City.
[03:55:27] Zoram Umdani is not out there stumping for Donovan McKinney, Mela Kuros.
[03:55:33] Zoram Umdani is not going to go out there and stomp for Abdul El Sayed.
[03:55:42] There's a limit to what Zoran can do. There's no limit to what I can do.
[03:55:47] There's no limit to what we can do in this community.
[03:56:03] Of course, we work hand in hand.
[03:56:05] We work side by side, because I would not be able to successfully organize people
[03:56:12] people by pointing them to a successful example like Zoran's form of governance.
[03:56:20] So Zoran stays in his lane, I stay in mine, and we work together.
[03:56:27] Every bill that's written by the new insurgent Democrats, the Democratic Socialists of America
[03:56:34] candidates that win will add to this movement, okay? Every instance of popularity or every
[03:56:47] instance of successful sewer socialism by Zoram-Mamdani will prove to everyone in the
[03:56:56] country that good governance can be achieved. As long as we have electeds that are interested
[03:57:06] in representing the masses rather than corporate interests. This was the reason why I wanted
[03:57:17] Zoram to win. This was the reason why I believed in him. It's not like it's a secret. I
[03:57:22] said it all the time. One of the first things, I said, after Zoran's victory was,
[03:57:30] thank God, now he has made my job much easier.
[03:57:36] And I knew full well that he would be able to accomplish his agenda,
[03:57:40] even if at times I had disagreements.
[03:57:46] Sometimes he was right. I'll give you one example.
[03:57:50] If you recall, I thought Zoran was making a mistake by petitioning against Chiose running
[03:57:59] to unseat Hakim Jeffries.
[03:58:01] He was right.
[03:58:02] I was wrong, okay?
[03:58:06] Every time, every time I've found an instance where I'm at odds with Zoran Mamdani, he's
[03:58:14] proven himself to be the reliable ally.
[03:58:19] I'm man enough to admit it.
[03:58:27] Every victory that Zoran has in terms of good governance
[03:58:33] in New York City will have positive reverberations
[03:58:36] for our movement in the heartland.
[03:58:49] Every pothole that is fixed, every issue that is taken care of in New York City reminds
[03:59:03] Americans of a different path forward.
[03:59:09] An alternative to what they've seen from their governments.
[03:59:14] No problem is too small for the Mamdani administration in New York City.
[03:59:20] That is how you govern.
[03:59:23] That is how you associate good governance with democratic socialism.
[03:59:29] Perhaps that's precisely the reason why they oppose, maybe not Zoran anymore, because
[03:59:37] they can't because he's too powerful and too popular of a being.
[03:59:42] popular a force in American politics in such a short period of time, so they go after the
[03:59:49] media. They go after the propaganda apparatus. They go after myself. That's it. This is a
[04:00:02] multi-faceted approach. Now let's talk about Zoran's victories, a testament to his success.
[04:00:12] city man this went viral calls out Zara Mamdani over a pothole that got fixed the same day
[04:00:17] yo Mamdani bro we need you out gang we need you out we need you out look at my gang why
[04:00:26] is there a hole hole in the road gang that big ass hole you see all these cracks man
[04:00:33] and then there's another one right there is this come on
[04:00:42] you
[04:01:12] you
[04:01:42] you
[04:02:12] you
[04:02:42] you
[04:03:12] you
[04:03:42] I
[04:03:47] Yeah, he has been doing these videos they pop up on my timeline all the time and I love I
[04:03:52] Love his fucking videos dude. It's crazy
[04:03:56] So this just has to be turn counterclockwise so this here usually ready tidy lefty loosey counterclockwise where you want to go to loosen it
[04:04:04] Okay, it'll have us. It'll have a stop. So, huh?
[04:04:07] That's it, that's it. Now you're active. So now we're just, if you want to take a sip,
[04:04:15] what I do normally is because we opened up the line, I let it run for a little bit.
[04:04:18] Okay. Just to clear out any debris that might have been in there.
[04:04:20] Now you just let it run for a little bit and then take a sip if you so desire.
[04:04:25] Absolutely. So little temporary, unfortunately, eventually we can create a little waistline
[04:04:33] and all that, but for now to get it up and running because we have so many to do,
[04:04:36] Would you like some?
[04:04:37] Absolutely.
[04:04:38] Come on.
[04:04:39] Let me order for you.
[04:04:40] You make so hard.
[04:04:41] I'll tell you what.
[04:04:42] You guys want some water?
[04:04:43] Sure.
[04:04:44] Go on.
[04:04:45] New Yorkers have started a trend of tagging mayors around Montag.
[04:04:55] I'm dying to report problems around the city and the fixes are happening so quickly
[04:04:57] that the videos are going viral.
[04:04:58] A dangerous playground hazard was repaired after a resident wrote a letter.
[04:05:02] A pothole was filled the same day it was posted online.
[04:05:05] ahead of this week's heatwave, the city installed temporary water fountains in Prospect Park.
[04:05:10] The message from City Hall, no problem is too small to fix.
[04:05:20] We will do this at every level of government.
[04:05:24] That is like none of this is shocking to me.
[04:05:28] This was the method.
[04:05:30] This is exactly what I expected from Zoran, and he has delivered, okay?
[04:05:38] This is what we want.
[04:05:40] That's why I said we are going to let a thousand Zorans bloom.
[04:05:45] And the pathway to do that is through Democratic Socialists of America.
[04:05:54] That's it.
[04:05:58] A$AP Rocky has some positive things to say about Azora Mondani as well.
[04:06:02] Mr. Mayor mayors is in full effect. I'm trying to tell y'all I'm shaking hands,
[04:06:07] kissing babies. Look,
[04:06:08] I paid for the rent for my grandmother's building.
[04:06:11] She refuses to move out of Harlem, right?
[04:06:13] And so I paid the rent last Christmas for everybody,
[04:06:16] all the tenants in her building. I want to do stuff like that. You know,
[04:06:19] like I don't know if I'm like regurgitating, but the mayor Mondani,
[04:06:25] he has like this rent control thing going on.
[04:06:27] And it's just, it's beneficial for everybody that's in the urban communities and stuff like
[04:06:32] that.
[04:06:33] We haven't really had a male, a really political figure that actually gave a fuck about the
[04:06:37] people in the hood and the ghetto in a long time.
[04:06:39] Yeah.
[04:06:40] Or did policies that actually benefited us or people in the ghetto, I don't mean
[04:06:44] to say us, but that's why I come here.
[04:06:46] Yeah.
[04:06:47] You know what I'm saying?
[04:06:48] And I think like now that I'm in a place where, you know, I'll be in my 40.
[04:06:53] How do we do this at the legislative level?
[04:06:55] Are you kidding me?
[04:06:56] constituent services. That's what it's called. You know your legislators do
[04:07:03] things like this or are supposed to do things like this all the time. No problem
[04:07:09] big or small is an attitude that your Democratic representatives are supposed
[04:07:17] to demonstrate. But the very fact that you don't know that is because they
[04:07:24] don't do it. You understand that, right? When you say, oh, wait, what do you mean, like,
[04:07:34] at the legislative level, how could they do such a thing? What do you mean? What do you
[04:07:45] fucking mean. It's not just a mayoralty that does this level of constituent services. Yes,
[04:07:54] his city services are incredible. But congresspersons are supposed to do the same. They have the
[04:08:05] capability. That's part of the reason why AOC is undefeated in her district, regardless
[04:08:12] of how hard they try. It's not because of her legislative agenda, it's because of her
[04:08:18] constituent services. Yes, I saw that John Stuart defended me.
[04:08:42] Have you heard what the person who runs DSA was sounds like their literal child?
[04:08:47] Why do all your haters sound like this?
[04:08:50] All right.
[04:08:53] So how was everyone doing on the eve of America's 250th birthday?
[04:09:04] I'm doing great.
[04:09:05] Do you want to send me the co-hosting too?
[04:09:12] Let's make sure no one's muted first of those who went.
[04:09:17] Millhouse as motherfucker, bro.
[04:09:19] Come on now.
[04:09:22] Come on now.
[04:09:26] And to speak.
[04:09:28] Okay, so welcome, everyone, to this Twitter space covering the Mondani misconduct files.
[04:09:39] And today we're going through the document that lays out the full pattern around Zoran
[04:09:44] Mondani.
[04:09:45] This is going to be a deep dive into the receipts.
[04:09:48] We're going to read key sections, show the evidence, and explain why this matters
[04:09:53] for every New Yorker, especially parents, women and survivors.
[04:09:59] We won't cover everything live,
[04:10:01] but we'll hit the most damning parts
[04:10:04] and link the full PDF in the chat.
[04:10:07] Number five, Zoran himself standing up
[04:10:10] in an official city event,
[04:10:11] praising Prophet Muhammad as a moral example,
[04:10:15] the same Muhammad who, according to the most trusted
[04:10:20] habits, consummated marriage with Aisha when she was nine years old. Now this isn't smear or
[04:10:29] guilt by association. This is pattern recognition. This is connecting the dots.
[04:10:35] He chatted you to that speech, by the way. It's very clear.
[04:10:40] Yeah, these are ops, man.
[04:10:45] These are motherfucking ops.
[04:10:50] who are your intelligent ops there are none because if you're intelligent you wouldn't
[04:11:10] Oppose this agenda
[04:11:16] BDBD's thirsting over you
[04:11:21] Eyes wide open I want to eat Fox News region the US is not as news media, but entertainment why gosh fox is actually that kind of channel
[04:11:28] Bring it on. I'm pitching a big tent
[04:11:33] Okay, dude
[04:11:40] It isn't exactly a needle in a haystack, but some accidentally discarded rings were dug up.
[04:11:44] A Brooklyn resident recently realized some irreparable, irreplaceable heirlooms were accidentally
[04:11:48] thrown out and contacted us the second he realized it. With a dumped out truck and a little bit
[04:11:52] of luck, the rings were found. We love a success story. Incredible.
[04:11:57] I mean this is this is like out of a fucking movie
[04:12:08] oh wait this has 2.2 million likes in two days it's so over dude it's so motherfucking over
[04:12:19] Oh, fucking advertisement about changing the trash can.
[04:12:23] Mom, Donnie, we need better trash cans.
[04:12:25] These are terrible, even though you redesigned them.
[04:12:28] They're just not big enough.
[04:12:29] This isn't even a populated neighborhood.
[04:12:31] And look, it's already overflowing before nighttime.
[04:12:34] So people keep tagging me in this video of Mayor Mom, Donnie,
[04:12:37] saying that he's containerizing trash
[04:12:38] and all five bros saying,
[04:12:40] shop's son had made a video about it.
[04:12:41] Yes, I did.
[04:12:42] Actually, the trash can is right over there.
[04:12:45] Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
[04:12:46] Cheers to that.
[04:12:47] Wait, whoa, man, relax.
[04:12:49] Hit them something to complete about!
[04:12:50] Hey, I see how the world works, right?
[04:12:52] You see how, in the morning I said there was two power, right?
[04:12:55] Look what happened after I come back from work.
[04:12:59] What, nigga?
[04:13:00] Iggle.
[04:13:02] My Danny, I did not know you was like that, Iggle?
[04:13:04] Iggle that quick?
[04:13:06] I said this shit like, like, like literally in a morning, I said gone already.
[04:13:11] Nah, we love you, my Danny, but the fuck?
[04:13:13] I swear, it feels like if New Yorkers complain about the weather too much,
[04:13:16] like they say like it's too cold, it's too hot, too much rain, too much snow,
[04:13:18] He might jump up into the sky and fight the gods himself.
[04:13:21] And I'm sorry, but correctly if I'm wrong, he's one of the few politicians,
[04:13:24] the few mayors, few politicians in general, that you could see in your everyday-to-day life.
[04:13:28] Like, what do you mean he's leading the charge of a bicycle group?
[04:13:31] I'm not walking home, baby, in a sweet daddy's home.
[04:13:37] Thank God he's wearing a fucking helmet now, Jesus Christ.
[04:13:40] That was one of the most annoying things that I...
[04:13:44] That was one of my biggest gripes with him,
[04:13:46] is that small fuckers run around no helmet biking come on dude
[04:13:55] what do you mean this man is just bicycling in a suit and hide
[04:14:05] hey there it is he's doing it again no no helmet dude no helmet mum donnie can't do it
[04:14:16] And let's not forget, when the New York Knicks were playing for the Grand Finals, everybody
[04:14:20] saw how crazy New York was, and they're like, oh yeah, we finally got him.
[04:14:24] He's definitely going to come out and shame all of the New Yorkers for their outlandish
[04:14:27] behavior.
[04:14:28] It was outside with them!
[04:14:29] They could be currently the only mayor in America that is doing side quest missions.
[04:14:33] And keep in mind, they were telling you not to vote for this man like he was the
[04:14:36] devil incarnate.
[04:14:37] Like he was the resurrection of Satan himself.
[04:14:39] And he's meant to be turning New York into central city right now.
[04:14:43] And not only that, he's done two accomplishments that no other politician could ever do.
[04:14:46] He's not cheating on his wife and to
[04:14:51] Well, I'm dying I go down at the best mayor in history not just New York mayor mayor in general in his
[04:15:06] Imagine the views this would have if the Ellis is did not own tick-tock. I mean, I
[04:15:10] There's only so much pressure. You can apply into the Alago when you
[04:15:15] when you're just when you got maximum Riz, you know, I just want to remind
[04:15:20] everyone that the current people attacking Abdul Al Sayyed, the current
[04:15:22] people attacking me, we're attacking Zoran Mamdani with the same exact lines
[04:15:26] over and over again because I know we have, I know we feel a little bit of,
[04:15:37] how do I put this? We have a tendency to feel like Zoran was always popular.
[04:15:42] He was not. He was not always as popular. He was not well known at all, as a matter of fact.
[04:15:50] So just remember that. Remember the naysayers. Only a year ago, only a year ago,
[04:15:58] the exact same things that people are saying about Abdullah al-Sayed,
[04:16:02] the exact same things that people are saying about the left flank.
[04:16:07] Only a year ago, they were saying it about Zoran. He's going to fail.
[04:16:11] He's radical. He's an anti-Semite. We have no business. We have, there's no place in American politics for a guy like Zoran.
[04:16:26] That's what they said.
[04:16:29] When we boosted Zoran, he was at 4% in a crowded New York primary. Okay? In a crowded New York primary.
[04:16:41] When he won the primary, Kirsten Gillibrand came out and called him a dangerous Islamic
[04:16:50] jihadist.
[04:16:53] And the exact same ways that they attacked Zoran, Andrew Cuomo did in the primaries,
[04:16:58] or in the general, sorry, the exact same way that Andrew Cuomo attacks Zoran, they
[04:17:03] have attacked every single candidate that we have boosted so far.
[04:17:10] single candidate that from this movement, our movement, denounce the
[04:17:20] Sampiker, denounce Hassanabi, denounce the Sampiker, disavow him, disavow him,
[04:17:25] disavow him. It is yet to work thus far. So I think the Republicans are also
[04:17:33] leaning into the same trap, not because I'm a particularly popular person. As
[04:17:39] As a matter of fact, these attack ads will achieve results, let's be real, these will
[04:17:47] achieve results.
[04:17:51] They will make the boomers hate me and be terrified of me.
[04:17:56] It's impossible to overcome billions of dollars of earned media, earned negative attack
[04:18:01] ads in the form of media.
[04:18:04] impossible. Especially if I have no allies on the liberal side of media.
[04:18:13] Especially if liberal side, the liberal side of corporate media, mainstream media
[04:18:18] is also attacking me. I'm only one person. I'm here by myself pretty much. I just
[04:18:23] have my community.
[04:18:27] Okay.
[04:18:30] Well, here's the thing.
[04:18:37] The best way, the best way to push forward on this is to reframe the conversation instead
[04:18:45] of taking your opposition's framing.
[04:18:48] This has been my consistent position.
[04:18:50] This is what I've urged the Democrats to do far before I became a prominent fixture
[04:18:55] of Republican enmity.
[04:18:57] I've always said, do not take your oppositions framing.
[04:19:02] Do not lean into your oppositions arguments.
[04:19:07] Do not concede on oppositional framing.
[04:19:23] My Fox News loving mom is sick of seeing you on her TV.
[04:19:25] He doesn't believe you're being represented accurately because damn Bongino said people
[04:19:28] get clipped.
[04:19:29] She's also sick of Trump and she's a die-hard MAGA.
[04:19:37] Yeah.
[04:19:46] New strategies needed.
[04:19:47] It has to cost them something when they ask about you asking what is the context.
[04:19:50] Do you know it?
[04:19:51] Are you spreading misinformation?
[04:19:52] Why don't you play the full clips?
[04:19:54] Don't you talk to him directly since you only talk about him all the time?
[04:19:57] Ask me about policies instead.
[04:19:58] No, I agree.
[04:19:59] I think those are wonderful ways to counter this narrative.
[04:20:02] If you're an elected representative and you're constantly being asked about me, one thing
[04:20:06] that you can say now that this narrative is set is, look, he's his own guy.
[04:20:11] You can have him on the show and ask him yourself personally.
[04:20:14] I'm here to talk about how I'm going to help Michiganders.
[04:20:18] I'm here to talk about how I'm going to help people in Denver.
[04:20:20] I'm here to talk about how I'm going to help the people in New York.
[04:20:24] I'm here to talk about the people of Wisconsin.
[04:20:26] This is a part of the problem with mainstream outlets, where they're constantly chasing
[04:20:30] clicks, clipping people out of context, yelling about random content creators.
[04:20:39] I'm running to be Dover Johnson. I'm not running to be the Dove Twitch.
[04:20:51] If you have an issue with a Sompiker, you can have them on the broadcast. And I'll go. I'll
[04:20:56] go on those broadcasts. Like I'd love to be on those broadcasts, whether it be Fox News
[04:21:01] or CNN or MSNBC, I'm perfectly fine going on these broadcasts to explain to them
[04:21:09] our goal our agenda
[04:21:13] the expectation
[04:21:16] the expectation that like an elected representative
[04:21:19] is going to know every single thing every single minutia all of the context
[04:21:26] for a guy with twenty one thousand hours of on limited uninterrupted commentary on
[04:21:31] issues
[04:21:32] from a perspective that only recently started becoming more popular
[04:21:37] you're gonna have a lot of opportunities to clip shit out of context that's
[04:21:40] it's that simple
[04:21:45] it's that simple
[04:21:54] but there's a reason why the media won't do it
[04:22:07] So, yeah.
[04:22:33] Anyway, Bernie's done a decent job at this stuff because, you know, he's been in this game for a long time, right?
[04:22:44] When they tried to hit Bernie, when they tried to jam up Bernie with the American Deserve 9-11 stuff,
[04:22:48] he was like, look, this guy's on the radio. He talks for hours. I'm sure you've said things that,
[04:22:52] you know, come across dumb as well. That's it. Is that simple?
[04:22:59] Yeah, 21,000 hours, more than 21,000 hours at this point, it's been more than 21,000 hours.
[04:23:14] So what's the expectation? Of course, of course, there's going to be blemishes.
[04:23:19] Yeah, the president and CEO of the Democratic Party's most influential think tank is not
[04:23:30] promoting a man who's been caught repeatedly sexting with minors near attended retweeting
[04:23:34] destiny who is doxing you Mitch voter.
[04:23:39] Centrist Twitter have lost their dang minds.
[04:23:42] They're coming after you Mitch voter with the ferocity of a thousand sons.
[04:23:49] some random fucking election twitter guy
[04:23:52] that they are claiming
[04:23:54] lied and actually change the outcome of the election
[04:24:19] Yeah, they're so dumb that you should just be pointing out that there's no gaming anymore.
[04:24:34] Exactly.
[04:24:35] Well, there will be gaming tonight.
[04:24:40] But yeah, Nira Tanden is shameless.
[04:24:45] I mean, she's shameless.
[04:24:46] She doesn't give a shit about anything.
[04:24:49] She has no values.
[04:24:53] The idea that you, Mitch, voter, an anonymous, previously anonymous election Twitter account
[04:25:00] was capable of successfully destroying a campaign that was armed with $70 million is so ridiculous
[04:25:07] that if you were to try to have that conversation with any serious person
[04:25:14] it would laugh at you
[04:25:16] but in their
[04:25:19] agitated state they've decided to lay the blame on
[04:25:23] you mitch voter a previously anonymous now doxxed
[04:25:28] twitter user
[04:25:35] who ironically enough
[04:25:37] doesn't even go to University of Michigan anymore, doesn't even live in Michigan and now lives
[04:25:43] in New York.
[04:25:48] Yeah, actually getting a Sompiger out of the Abdul-Asaid campaign will help them win more
[04:26:01] than anything else.
[04:26:15] This on my face campaign is get him the shut up of your a.s. You can't just say some random
[04:26:21] fewer when you spend election eve with him in campaign with him so get him to stop abusing
[04:26:24] Dems. You need to vote for you. It's interesting how everyone who says this in DC has a photo
[04:26:28] like this truque actually getting a sump like a s campaign like I'm not even in the
[04:26:33] obdol outside campaign I'm a fucking twitch streamer I don't get paid by the obdol outside
[04:26:39] campaign I don't work hand in glove with the obdol outside campaign I'm a twitch streamer
[04:26:46] I like obdol l side that's it it's not a crime I've stumped with them
[04:26:58] not only is this wrong though is just funny how wrong it is because this line of attack
[04:27:11] is unironically what actually played a significant role in this specific race.
[04:27:20] This attack is actually what backfired so spectacularly and it's not going to work
[04:27:28] And I think the real problem here, I think the real problem here for a lot of these people is there's just no way to deal with me because you can't get me fucking fired from my job.
[04:27:40] I don't have a job.
[04:27:41] I don't work under a corporation.
[04:27:47] I am my own platform.
[04:27:49] And it's so strange that they just have never, they've never encountered a person that is unfireable.
[04:27:58] I'm unemployed. I'm my own boss. But of course the Israel firsters have one speed and one speed only.
[04:28:11] Where does he work? What's his place of employment? We got to get him out of here.
[04:28:29] Yeah, I'm jobless. I'm unemployed. And I still live with my parents, much like many of my
[04:28:37] like, Falennial counterparts.
[04:28:39] America deserved 9-11, did it?
[04:28:42] America deserved 9-11, did it?
[04:28:44] El-Sayed refused to disavow you.
[04:28:46] I'm not here to disavow people's views.
[04:28:47] Abdul El-Sayed, too radical, too dangerous, wrong for Michigan.
[04:28:50] People think that the average American cares way more about Hassan Piker than they actually do.
[04:28:56] Yeah.
[04:28:57] Like, oh my God, the frequency with which I step out of my internet spheres and
[04:29:03] I'm chatting with people and I mention something about Hassan Piker and people say who?
[04:29:06] who like nobody knows who this guy he's on twitch like he's great I think he's
[04:29:11] doing good work he's a twitch streamer I cannot believe that this is what they
[04:29:16] think the most effective attack is going to be yeah he's living rent-free in
[04:29:20] these people's minds it is unbelievable like most people like normal
[04:29:23] people I talk to same thing never heard of him never heard of a son by gun and
[04:29:27] then they Google him and if they're like an older white with their lay all
[04:29:30] right yeah that's not my man now there's a lot of older white ladies
[04:29:34] You should have saw that room last night.
[04:29:37] That lady's were just like, oh my god.
[04:29:39] What?
[04:29:45] Why do they keep to do it in?
[04:30:01] He's my doctor.
[04:30:04] We need another meat pick near general.
[04:30:13] Sure.
[04:30:15] Hold on one second.
[04:30:28] All right, let's get back to this.
[04:30:30] Democratic Party is turning its back on American Jewish population.
[04:30:34] They say some do that it's about Israel.
[04:30:36] No, it's not about Israel.
[04:30:37] In the case of Abdul El-Sayed, it is anti-Jewish.
[04:30:41] His bones, his instinct, everything about him
[04:30:44] is fundamentally anti-Jewish.
[04:30:45] That's who he is.
[04:30:46] That's how he was raised.
[04:30:47] That's what he believes.
[04:30:48] And you can see it when there was an attempt to drive a car
[04:30:51] and kill 120 children at a school of a synagogue in Michigan.
[04:30:56] And his reaction wasn't to condemn.
[04:30:58] His reaction wasn't, this is horrible.
[04:31:00] His reaction was, hurt people, hurt other people.
[04:31:03] He made excuses.
[04:31:05] His heart's in the wrong place.
[04:31:06] It's a frightening time to be Jewish.
[04:31:08] Wow.
[04:31:10] Kaylin.
[04:31:11] Well, I think Ari's exactly right.
[04:31:12] I find the comments that Abdul al-Said has made,
[04:31:15] personally, even more concerning than his association
[04:31:18] with the Sambika and others who also
[04:31:19] express very disturbing things.
[04:31:21] Ari mentioned the one that happened after that Jewish
[04:31:25] preschool terrorist attack.
[04:31:26] There was another.
[04:31:27] After the US announced the death of the Iranian Ayatollah,
[04:31:30] a man who is responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of American soldiers.
[04:31:35] al-Said's reaction was to say that he didn't want to publicly comment on it because, quote,
[04:31:40] there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad.
[04:31:43] At a 2022 speech to the Oklahoma chapter of care, which, by the way, is a labeled terrorist
[04:31:48] organization by the UAE, by Florida, by Texas, al-Said blasted state efforts to
[04:31:54] ban Sharia law, saying, quote, you cannot understand a ban on Sharia without understanding
[04:31:59] the trail of tears. So if you don't want
[04:32:02] VOTORS
[04:32:03] Says he believes mousey dogs will agree
[04:32:08] as leaders said he would vote for a
[04:32:10] mouse over a single ever. It's not
[04:32:11] refer to Hayley Stevens voters as
[04:32:12] a sum of old pieces of shit.
[04:32:17] Showing a wall about you while lying
[04:32:18] about Abdul. Yeah.
[04:32:26] Notice how they're showing you and
[04:32:27] referencing him. Yeah.
[04:32:28] I don't understand what they're, I guess like they know their audience, right?
[04:32:35] They know their audience where they're like Abdul Hassan, same shit, different, but, right?
[04:32:43] Like that's, that's the method.
[04:32:48] Like this is his platform, this Abdul Ramon Abdul Ramon, this is his platform.
[04:32:55] we running on american
[04:33:04] first to think that you are sympathetic to radical islam
[04:33:07] and maybe you need to stop being sympathetic to radical islam
[04:33:11] i grew up twenty minutes outside of your board i'm very familiar with this
[04:33:14] area i'm watching this race very closely
[04:33:16] i have seen first
[04:33:19] okay well i've seen this aspect of the coverage
[04:33:22] it's piker's party now that's the focus of tonight's angle
[04:33:26] did i wish
[04:33:28] i fucking wish i mean i wish it was the dsa party you know i mean like that not
[04:33:33] the piker party but i wish it was like
[04:33:35] instead of the democratic party was a democratic socialist of america party
[04:33:39] you know
[04:33:40] that be sick we would never lose another election ever again i'm not even
[04:33:43] kidding
[04:33:48] At least far-left progressive figures
[04:33:50] from the early 2000s was doing raid.
[04:33:54] People like Michael, they were actually
[04:33:56] in Toronto with discernible talent.
[04:33:59] His slobby sweatshirt and baseball cap routine wasn't a costume.
[04:34:03] It's how the kid from Flint, Michigan,
[04:34:06] dressed high school.
[04:34:08] But Husseriker, Democrats' new socialist surrogate,
[04:34:12] is a total phony.
[04:34:13] He's a nepo baby who spends more time thinking
[04:34:16] about his wardrobe than his putrid rhetoric.
[04:34:19] If you cared about Medicare fraud or Medicaid fraud,
[04:34:22] you would kill Rick Scott, okay?
[04:34:25] I'm pro stealing from big corporations
[04:34:27] because they steal quite a bit more from their own workers.
[04:34:31] Empires never die quietly.
[04:34:33] And we must end the American empire regardless.
[04:34:37] The fall of the USSR was one of the greatest catastrophes
[04:34:41] of the 20th century.
[04:34:42] America deserved 9-11, dude.
[04:34:44] I'm saying it and as for his apology for those 9 11 comments simply not credible given that
[04:34:53] his hate for America runs through a dozen and yes ladies the Democrats and especially candidates
[04:34:59] like Abdul al-Sayed are now fellow travelers with a dork who loves all things communist.
[04:35:06] Watch how piker ood and odd when his Chinese fangirls gave him a copy of Chairman Mao's
[04:35:12] little red book. It's so funny how much all of these, like, how is this in any, they're
[04:35:22] trying to kill a big dog. Dude, I don't even think, I mean, I think they would love for
[04:35:27] that to happen. But like, like, why is any of this relevant? Why is any of this even
[04:35:34] remotely relevant to anybody living anywhere around the, anywhere around the country that's
[04:35:40] like watching this coverage where they're like, okay, yeah, he went to China and he got a mouse
[04:35:44] red book. Okay. But who gives a shit? Devastating clip, to be honest. Why?
[04:35:58] These kind of stuff didn't work when I was getting inundated by the relevant audiences
[04:36:03] on the internet. Why the fuck would this work? And mainstream news. Because like,
[04:36:09] As I've talked about already, I'm in independent media.
[04:36:12] I'm on the internet.
[04:36:13] And this is what all of my fucking cyber-stalkers
[04:36:16] have been pumping for years and years and years and years.
[04:36:20] And it didn't fucking work.
[04:36:22] So why would it work for the mainstream audience
[04:36:27] that has even less interest in who I am?
[04:36:29] What's crazy is that this is how low the Democrats have sunk.
[04:36:58] the socialist snake oil to college grads who thought a gender studies degree would get
[04:37:03] him a good paying job. Now, Piker helps rock the vote in Ann Arbor, but repulses most Americans
[04:37:10] in regular working class neighborhoods because they still actually love their country. And
[04:37:16] they by the way, this argument is this argument is so fucking stupid. Okay. And it's also
[04:37:25] the exact same one that we've heard from democratic consultants.
[04:37:34] It's exactly the same as I owe, this is unappealing, this is unappealing, first of all, no person
[04:37:40] is appealing to all demographics.
[04:37:44] That's number one.
[04:37:45] Number two, number two, I am appealing to one demographic and one demographic only.
[04:37:54] who don't normally go out to vote, especially in the primaries under the age of 45. That's it.
[04:38:01] And guess what? Every time we've gone out, we've brought the under 45 demographic in large numbers.
[04:38:11] Now, there are people who are over that demographic, over that age group as well.
[04:38:15] for sure. But that is what I'm here to do. I'm not here to bring 65-year-olds into the
[04:38:29] conversation. And they're trying to do everything they can to make me unappealing to the 65-plus-year-old
[04:38:36] demographic. Yeah, but this is why this is why they're coming after your boy.
[04:38:47] The Sompikers now rally to endorse 13 primary candidates who have won in five
[04:38:51] states. 7 will serve in the 2027 US Congress.
[04:38:57] Yeah, that's also why they're doing shit like this.
[04:39:07] I had a lecture opportunity.
[04:39:09] I was invited to speak at University of Washington, and the University of Washington canceled that
[04:39:16] appearance.
[04:39:18] University of Washington has dedicated the free exchange of ideas, including on controversial
[04:39:20] topics involving provocative speakers after a Sampakar was announced as speaker for the
[04:39:24] 2016-2017. Speaker Series, there was a review of the process by which the event was planned.
[04:39:29] It was determined that the process for organizing this event did not meet the necessary level
[04:39:32] of rigor for university hosted events in the Speaker Series. As a result, this event
[04:39:36] will not be held. Going forward, procedures will be updated to ensure standards we have
[04:39:40] for university hosted events like the Speaker Series are met, particularly so that we can
[04:39:43] help elevate the level of dialogue and device and topics during a polarized time
[04:39:46] in our country. They got a boss call. University of Washington invited me to
[04:39:51] speak on campus I said yes then they got a boss call the fuck is this an error
[04:40:06] occurred
[04:40:09] What if this works, let's see.
[04:40:27] What the fuck, this is vague ass statement me.
[04:40:28] Seems like someone at the top doesn't like a song I found out a bit too late about the
[04:40:30] booking based on lecture series blurb.
[04:40:32] I assume lecture series for people who have done work research or otherwise contributed
[04:40:35] their field.
[04:40:36] I'm guessing that being a Twitch streamer does not meet the qualifications of being
[04:40:38] a lecturer.
[04:40:39] If Piker has written any books or papers of socialism unaware of,
[04:40:42] Piker should be allowed to speak at UW, but it doesn't meet the threshold of being a lecturer.
[04:40:45] Immediately someone tries to find a response for it.
[04:40:47] Thinkers, artists, and changemakers, little bro.
[04:40:49] Edit if you downvote me. You triggered your triggered conservative snowflake.
[04:40:55] They've hosted Turning Point USA multiple times.
[04:41:09] What the fuck no, I'm out it died and then it's back now, but very very low up
[04:41:34] I know what's going on
[04:41:39] Can you see me? Can you hear me?
[04:41:44] Am Israel high?
[04:41:45] Am Israel high? Am Israel high? Am Israel high? I apologize.
[04:41:51] I love Benjamin Nenyeho. Benjamin Nenyeho is my favorite leader of all time.
[04:41:56] Clip this and put that on Fox News.
[04:42:01] Okay, we're back.
[04:42:02] Anyway, it's very funny how they literally turn around and find excuses when
[04:42:08] Someone on the left
[04:42:12] Is canceled statement on cancellation yet, this is the one that I was looking at that's what I was looking at
[04:42:18] Free speech fail ridiculous
[04:42:20] I got three degrees from the University of Washington wonder if I made the right decision if they're this dumb
[04:42:23] He's an asshole, but I do not like seeing censorship here, especially since turning poor USA doesn't get the same treatment
[04:42:33] I'm not gonna keep posting in here, but the destiny subreddit keeps
[04:42:36] Brigading this post the opa that post in the comments arguing
[04:42:39] Bro, they literally saw it here first because they follow the subreddit. They found the same way that I did
[04:42:54] I support days a message than ideals just not as messenger
[04:42:57] Yeah, it's, um,
[04:43:13] I think, I think the reality is,
[04:43:19] what, you ever think that they keep you so central for a reason?
[04:43:21] Yes, because it's much easier to prop up someone as a leader
[04:43:25] only to kill them afterwards.
[04:43:29] The media loves setting narratives.
[04:43:32] I am a high profile media person.
[04:43:35] I'm a high profile media personality.
[04:43:38] It's a target rich environment.
[04:43:43] By the way, look at all the related posts.
[04:43:44] Destiny, destiny, destiny, destiny.
[04:43:46] It's just destiny.
[04:43:48] Holy shit.
[04:43:49] The subreddit.
[04:43:51] Anything Hassan related on, on Reddit just immediately routes you
[04:43:55] back to seemingly destiny. That is unbelievable. This is years. I mean, this is what seven
[04:44:05] years of brigade, seven years of like cyber stalking. It makes sense. It reflects the
[04:44:15] viewers of the post I think well it's not even, I'm not even logged in.
[04:44:24] So executives made the boss call it's obvious you get more views at home and anyways and
[04:44:30] lose nothing.
[04:44:32] So the thing I was going to say is, the thing I was going to say is, the, oh as
[04:44:41] in other redditors that view the post that makes sense.
[04:44:43] So this has no real world impact.
[04:44:56] I think the Fox News stuff might.
[04:44:57] I mean, this is real world impact, right?
[04:44:59] The University of Washington cancelling my speech has real world impact.
[04:45:03] But also, will the Democrats use this as an opportunity to actually push back against
[04:45:07] how Republicans are anti-free speech?
[04:45:10] Or will they stand quietly by and allow the right-wing Republicans in this country to curtail
[04:45:16] free speech?
[04:45:17] Unfortunately, I don't think the Democrats are going to make a big deal out of this.
[04:45:25] But you were asking me why I've become such a central figure.
[04:45:29] I've become such a central figure in this discourse.
[04:45:33] It's because I'm a megaphone.
[04:45:36] I'm a platform for all of us.
[04:45:39] Okay, they can't yell at you guys.
[04:45:42] They can't yell at the voters.
[04:45:43] They can't say the voters are voting wrong,
[04:45:45] although they really want to.
[04:45:48] So they'll prop up one figure head
[04:45:51] and then destroy them.
[04:45:54] I've officially been propped up.
[04:45:56] Now comes the destruction.
[04:46:00] We're in the destruction phase,
[04:46:02] the character assassination phase.
[04:46:03] Hate entitled Brats like Piker who pretend to be oppressed.
[04:46:09] And if we're judged by the company we keep, how does El Sayed, who campaigned in the homestretch
[04:46:14] with Piker, expect Michigan voters not to think that they're just two birds of a socialist
[04:46:19] feather?
[04:46:20] Look, I'll tell you this, I'm less focused on folks who are campaigning with me,
[04:46:24] more focused on the folks I'm campaigning to, and I think it's important to stay
[04:46:28] in touch with the folks who you want to elect you.
[04:46:31] for right now, I'm focused on winning my state.
[04:46:34] Okay, nice sidestep, but the questions aren't gonna go away.
[04:46:38] The Democrats invited the socialists into the tent,
[04:46:41] and now they're stuck with them.
[04:46:42] And as for the DSA itself,
[04:46:45] its turnout desires are by any means necessary.
[04:46:48] So, if a guy encourages political violence,
[04:46:51] skates on the edge of that at least,
[04:46:53] and has a big social media following,
[04:46:55] well, they'll gladly look past his excesses.
[04:46:59] Are you comfortable with else
[04:47:00] Why did having a close association with him, given some of his past statements, Piker has
[04:47:06] said America deserved 9-11.
[04:47:08] Are you comfortable with that association?
[04:47:10] No, I am not.
[04:47:12] I think that's a dumb statement.
[04:47:13] On the other hand, he has a whole lot of problems with some of the things that he's saying that
[04:47:17] are making sense to a lot of people.
[04:47:18] I think, you know, we have to get above cancel culture.
[04:47:21] Okay, Bernie, cancel culture.
[04:47:24] Well, Tuesday's result was about the...
[04:47:26] Oh, we don't get to say that.
[04:47:28] Only you guys get to say that.
[04:47:29] how you apply cancel culture methods and techniques.
[04:47:33] Best Republicans could have hoped for.
[04:47:35] El Sayed didn't appeal to working class voters,
[04:47:38] and now his campaign reeks of Piker's socialist stench.
[04:47:43] And by November, all but the most radical in the electorate
[04:47:46] will see that El Sayed and his fellow hard left-doms,
[04:47:49] they're gonna see them for what they've become.
[04:47:52] Part of a coalition committed to destroying America
[04:47:55] and teaming up with our enemies.
[04:47:57] And that's the angle.
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[04:48:05] Right, Zoran, Marxist, Kami, Mamdani, booed, offstage in New York City?
[04:48:13] Yeah, no, come after the king you best not miss, okay?
[04:48:19] Come after the king you best not miss, let's be real, Zoran is a fucking media demon.
[04:48:24] Notice how Fox never brings up Mamdani's success?
[04:48:26] Yeah, of course they won't.
[04:48:27] What do you mean?
[04:48:28] They used to talk about Zoran all the time.
[04:48:30] They stopped talking about him because he's been cooking.
[04:48:34] But they will always look the same outlets that fucking generate this, uh, manufactured
[04:48:39] outrage campaigns like New York pose have not stopped coming after Zoran.
[04:48:44] They'll find moments like this, you know, like a, like a Staten Island, uh, police association
[04:48:51] event or something, right?
[04:48:55] And he'll get booed because that's not his primary constituency.
[04:48:58] Let's be fucking real.
[04:49:04] But it's not going to work.
[04:49:06] People in New York love him.
[04:49:09] Wow.
[04:49:10] Take a look at this.
[04:49:16] I guess it turns out not everyone in New York City is a raging communist.
[04:49:30] In fact, not everyone in the Democratic Party is excited about their new socialist rulers
[04:49:36] and communist rulers.
[04:49:37] Take a look at this headline, New York Times quote, moderate Democrats prepare for war
[04:49:41] against an ascendant left.
[04:49:44] The war started in 2019.
[04:49:47] They might have missed it.
[04:49:48] Washington Post even prepping voters for the very real possibility that a blue midterm
[04:49:54] wave is not coming.
[04:49:56] And tonight, after a series of big primary wins for dozens of bizarre, radical socialist
[04:50:02] communist candidates, the traditional base of the Democratic Party, they're not too happy
[04:50:07] either.
[04:50:08] Take a look.
[04:50:09] What's in this corridor?
[04:50:10] Well, there are a lot of working-class voters and a lot of African-American voters.
[04:50:14] Abdul Asayed did very poorly amongst these groups in the primary.
[04:50:18] No, they didn't.
[04:50:19] No, he didn't.
[04:50:20] No, he fucking didn't.
[04:50:21] It's bullshit.
[04:50:22] He didn't even do that poorly with black voters in general, which is why it's so crazy that this narrative is set
[04:50:29] He did phenomenal with the middle-class voters. Okay?
[04:50:35] Haley Stevens ran the numbers up on under 65,000 and over 95,000
[04:50:42] these guys are trying to make it happen. They're hoping that this people back movement is actually
[04:50:58] going to be despised by the masses. I don't think so. They can keep trying. Here's the problem.
[04:51:04] They don't understand. They don't understand that they don't have the masses interest anymore.
[04:51:10] Americans are genuinely sick and tired of major media, whether it be CNN, MSNBC, or especially Fox News.
[04:51:20] What? What is this?
[04:51:30] It's going to be very interesting to see whether or not he can bring them into the tent.
[04:51:35] Come the general election bring those swing voters with them because we're Abdul Asaya did well to be honest with you
[04:51:42] We're really just college towns. That's where he really ran up the score
[04:51:46] Now this Democratic internal intramural civil war is very real. Take a look at this
[04:51:59] When you lose mansion and you lose Bill Maher and let's see you lose Van Jones and you lose Mark
[04:52:05] pan and you lose a John Federman, no other elected Democrat. That's telling you a lot.
[04:52:11] Now, a top concern for many of these voters is Abdul El Sayed's good buddy, Hassan Piker.
[04:52:17] Piker previously called for the streets to run red with blood of property owners. He said,
[04:52:23] America deserve 9-11. He praised Hamas in Communist China. He even dresses up and pretends to
[04:52:29] to be Chairman Mao. And last night, El Sayed, he won't condemn his good friend or his radical
[04:52:36] beliefs. Take a look.
[04:52:38] You need to renounce people like the left-wing streamer, Hassan Piker, who was campaigning
[04:52:43] with you, who was out there in Michigan on Monday night, last night as well. Do you
[04:52:48] have any plans to do that?
[04:52:51] Look, I'll tell you this. I'm less focused on folks who are campaigning with me,
[04:52:56] focused on the folks i'm campaigning to
[04:52:59] now another one of pika's good friends socialist congressional candidate
[04:53:03] chris rabb
[04:53:04] well he was on this program last night
[04:53:06] is the bluest
[04:53:07] uh... congressional district in the country
[04:53:09] and uh... he tried to talk in circles pretended
[04:53:12] not even know what show he was on
[04:53:14] well
[04:53:16] he's still bought mad
[04:53:19] accidentally revealing history believes take a look
[04:53:23] do you want amnesty for illegals into abolish borders
[04:53:28] what are you legal's
[04:53:30] illegal immigrants people that didn't respect our laws borders and sovereignty
[04:53:35] entered the country
[04:53:36] without permission
[04:53:38] illegally i don't
[04:53:41] yet on uh...
[04:53:43] except the premise of that question do you want to abolish ice
[04:53:48] absolutely you want to defund the department of war
[04:53:53] uh... we need to radically reduce how much money we're spending
[04:53:56] uh... with the pentagon absolutely would you like to eliminate cash bail and
[04:54:00] establish a wealth tax
[04:54:04] absolutely would you like to abolish prisons and abolish the police
[04:54:08] ninety nine percent of what police do
[04:54:11] are not going after the bad guys
[04:54:14] now yet another dsa congressional candidate from florida appeared on my
[04:54:17] radio show today where to his credit
[04:54:20] he actually answered my question
[04:54:22] in like a nice guy
[04:54:23] uh... but his beliefs are well radical and off the charts take a listen
[04:54:29] they want to eliminate the senate
[04:54:31] well congress to choose the president and judges do you agree with that
[04:54:34] i would like to see the electoral college abolished use support
[04:54:37] eliminating the senate let's start there
[04:54:40] i think that as a long-term reform we do need to make congress more
[04:54:43] reflective of a representative democracy. Do you want to abolish ICE? I do. Do you want
[04:54:48] to defund the Department of War? I do think that we need to radically cut our defense
[04:54:54] spending. The Pentagon has never been able to pass a budget. Would you eliminate cash
[04:54:57] bail? I do think that cash bail is a punitive measure that goes against our constitution.
[04:55:04] Do you think that public ownership of corporations should be taken over by the
[04:55:08] government. It depends on what industry. To each American based on their needs from each
[04:55:15] American. It's so funny because I had the same lightning round with Oliver Larkin. This is
[04:55:22] messed up. Scott, you have decided to talk about me every night and never to me. And
[04:55:30] now you are stealing now you are stealing my shtick this is fucked up dude
[04:55:52] is ip theft now i'm about to hit him with a dmca freaking based on their ability do you support
[04:55:58] that. I think that's a fine concept. Who said that first? You don't, do you? I will inform
[04:56:05] you. A guy by the name of Karl Marx. Very enlightening. Now there are DSA candidates
[04:56:13] who are deeply misguided and there are also DSA candidates who want America to be turned
[04:56:20] upside down and burned. And then there's Francesca Hong, the likely Democratic nominee
[04:56:25] for the governor in the great state of wisconsin has made very bizarre statements about thanksgiving
[04:56:30] and white people and she demanded over and over again that the police be abolished
[04:56:35] now all of a sudden she's saying oh i didn't really mean it there's an election coming up
[04:56:39] uh... she called for the senate to be abolished in writing and then claimed that she never
[04:56:45] ever said such a thing former obama this is like ninety percent slander and evim dog is fox news
[04:56:50] with the fuck done. Let's check it all. She would warns else. I will take down every Democrat in
[04:56:55] Michigan. Nice. Um, what's happening right now in New York City? Yeah. Mom, Donnie booted a police
[04:57:01] event. We're going to skip this. This is the real, uh, good stuff. New York Times opinion went
[04:57:09] to black voters in Georgia and asked them about a bunch of different things. First time a voter
[04:57:15] for Donald Trump, I thought it was going to make a difference. Let's take a look at what this
[04:57:19] conversation look like. On word right now, what word would you use? Confused, unrecognizable.
[04:57:25] Hungry. K.I. Sad. Tenth. I would say we're suffering. Great. I think America's a great place to be.
[04:57:32] Welcome to Georgia. It's the cradle of the Confederacy, but also the birthplace of the
[04:57:37] civil rights movement. It's never really been full on Trump, right? He lost it once.
[04:57:42] This state could decide the Democrats' chances at taking control of the Senate. And a lot
[04:57:47] depends on whether black voters are motivated to show up. So I'm asking, folks,
[04:57:51] why didn't you vote for Kamala Harris? What do you think the Democratic Party thinks of you?
[04:57:55] What's the dream?
[04:57:58] When I asked you how America is doing, you said suffering. Suffering how?
[04:58:05] Every time I go to the gas, put gas in our car, utilities, food, everything is high.
[04:58:12] If you had to describe the Democratic Party in one word, what word would you use?
[04:58:16] I would describe the Democratic Party as outdated.
[04:58:22] I think something went wrong by not including young blood.
[04:58:27] I want to see young people come in.
[04:58:29] Dude, notice, notice something that everyone is saying across all age brackets.
[04:58:35] They want our people.
[04:58:39] They want Democratic socialists, even boomers.
[04:58:44] messy, need something new, need new energy. That's why we've made a tremendous impact.
[04:58:57] That's why we've made a tremendous impact so far with much less institutional backing.
[04:59:04] As a matter of fact, institutional opposition, outright hostility from the institutions
[04:59:08] and tremendous amounts of money. And once we make it over the hump, the Democratic Party
[04:59:19] has no other option but to front load and defend. The SEC chair, Chris Jilbrandone,
[04:59:29] the Max Amount, the LSATS campaign after they spoke Wednesday as Dems try to recover
[04:59:32] and turn a bruising general election in Michigan. Michigan Dems, Jewish caucus leader
[04:59:37] spoke with outside at a closed door unity breakfast and wants to sit down and discuss
[04:59:40] his deep concerns about some campaign rhetoric. I know for a fact it's going to be about me
[04:59:44] this conversation and about his opinions on Israel in general. Because that is definitely
[04:59:49] something that these guys want to cut out. Mike Rogers team already making plans that
[04:59:55] went over disinfecting Stevens voters, including new black and Jewish voter outreach. It's
[04:59:59] not going to work. I don't think it's going to work at all.
[05:00:03] Elsa reached out to Wes Moore, who might join on the campaign trail. Senator Mark Kelly,
[05:00:09] Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, and Zoram Mamedani also spoke with Elsa shortly after
[05:00:11] his win. Gillibrand pledged DSCC support as Dems faced New Delhi Ujjapro Rogers Dollars.
[05:00:17] Schumer also spoke with Elsa after quietly backing Stevens. Elsa would deliver a remark
[05:00:21] to the Michigan Dem Unity Rally tonight in Detroit.
[05:00:26] Yeah. Here's the thing. Here's the problem. It was already right wing mega billionaire backed
[05:00:37] a pack that was dumping 34 million into this race. And they're going to continue doing it.
[05:00:45] It's the same people. They already started this campaign. Um, yeah, we'll get to the
[05:00:49] Mike Rogers idiotic ad in a second. Let's just look at the Georgia voters for now and
[05:00:53] bring in new ideas. I would love to see that.
[05:00:57] What do you think the Democratic Party thinks of you?
[05:01:01] I think that the progressives of the Democratic Party specifically,
[05:01:06] I think they see me as a person who is capable of inspiring
[05:01:11] change within my community. But I would say for a lot of the
[05:01:17] more older, older members of the Democratic Party
[05:01:22] feels like I'm just another number to get them a vote.
[05:01:27] We're just palms in this very strategic, nasty,
[05:01:31] diabolical game of chess that they're playing
[05:01:34] that we don't know what's really going on behind the scenes.
[05:01:38] I want them to hear our problems, our struggles,
[05:01:41] what we're actively going through every day.
[05:01:43] I feel like they're kind of like corporations.
[05:01:46] What do you think of a Democratic party?
[05:01:48] It's lacking that factor.
[05:01:50] Trump got there.
[05:01:52] I don't like Trump, but he got there.
[05:01:53] But what happened to the Democratic Party?
[05:01:55] He's right.
[05:01:56] It dismounted after Clinton.
[05:01:57] Say that again?
[05:01:58] Clinton.
[05:01:58] When Clinton left?
[05:01:59] After Clinton.
[05:02:00] It was over with.
[05:02:00] Who did we have after Clinton?
[05:02:01] Oh, Obama was cool.
[05:02:02] Let me tell you, I love Obama.
[05:02:04] It was Obama then Clinton.
[05:02:06] Then Clinton.
[05:02:06] Yeah, well, I'm talking about the first Clinton
[05:02:08] before we.
[05:02:09] Oh, I'm sorry.
[05:02:10] You have my bill.
[05:02:10] I'm talking about.
[05:02:11] That's crazy that he forgot about Barack Obama
[05:02:15] for a second.
[05:02:17] Oh, boy, Bill, yeah.
[05:02:19] The first black president.
[05:02:20] First black president, all right?
[05:02:21] Bill had his issues of court.
[05:02:23] Do you think the Democratic Party has just
[05:02:24] become too corporate?
[05:02:26] Absolutely.
[05:02:27] I like the way he phrased that.
[05:02:29] They're definitely too corporate.
[05:02:30] It's too much.
[05:02:31] It's too messy.
[05:02:32] It's too corporate.
[05:02:33] It's too many politics.
[05:02:34] No pun.
[05:02:35] Do you think that the Democratic Party cares about you?
[05:02:39] It's like their auntie, right, had the kick out
[05:02:42] to come over there.
[05:02:43] And she act like she cool with people,
[05:02:44] but she looked down on people.
[05:02:46] I feel like the Democratic people, they just fake.
[05:02:49] It just feels fake.
[05:02:50] They try to do the Megan and Stylian thing.
[05:02:52] That was horrible.
[05:02:53] When Harris got Megan and Stylian to do, what was that?
[05:02:56] It was, people can see through the bush.
[05:02:58] It is the problem with the Democrats.
[05:03:00] They do things for a show.
[05:03:01] It's all theatrics.
[05:03:02] It's not authentic.
[05:03:03] And people can tell.
[05:03:04] It has to be in you now.
[05:03:06] All you need to do is smell it.
[05:03:09] I can smell you and the bush in you.
[05:03:11] And they don't think you can smell it.
[05:03:12] There was a point that I just voted straight Democrat.
[05:03:15] Now I'm at the point that I'm actually taking the time
[05:03:19] to look at each candidate to actually see the ballot before I go to the voting booth to know
[05:03:24] what I'm doing.
[05:03:25] The first time I voted for Obama, I thought it was going to make a difference.
[05:03:30] And the first time I voted for Donald Trump, I thought it was going to make a difference.
[05:03:34] Let me ask, your vote for Donald Trump both times, was that a vote that was cast in
[05:03:44] the hopes that Donald Trump could maybe make a change or deliver something different?
[05:03:48] Or was that a protest vote against the Democratic Party?
[05:03:51] Yes, probably more protests.
[05:03:54] It sounds like the Democratic Party has let you down.
[05:03:57] I think government has let me down.
[05:03:59] How do you think Donald Trump has done so far?
[05:04:02] I kind of like where he's going with revitalizing industry.
[05:04:08] I see that as an opportunities for communities
[05:04:11] like ours, small communities, to get young people, men
[05:04:14] and women involved with skilled traits
[05:04:16] that pay very well.
[05:04:17] Do you think the Democrats are focused on the wrong issues?
[05:04:20] I think so.
[05:04:21] I talk to my wife about it all the time.
[05:04:22] I want them to be a catalyst for economic development
[05:04:27] here in the United States and in the world.
[05:04:31] So to me, if they were to concentrate more on that
[05:04:35] rather than social issues, I think we could move forward.
[05:04:40] If I'm hearing you correctly, no matter
[05:04:42] who was in office, different Republicans, Democrats,
[05:04:47] white folks, black folks, whoever,
[05:04:50] there hasn't been change that you've seen.
[05:04:52] Not in my opinion.
[05:04:53] Obama was a president for eight years.
[05:04:54] Albany still looked the same.
[05:04:56] Joe Biden became president.
[05:04:57] Albany still looked the same.
[05:04:58] Donald Trump was president two terms.
[05:05:00] Albany still looks the same.
[05:05:01] We've been so the idea that the only way
[05:05:03] our communities are gonna change
[05:05:04] is if we go to the voting polls.
[05:05:05] And that is absolutely not the truth.
[05:05:08] So why do you vote then?
[05:05:09] Because I just feel like it's the right thing to do.
[05:05:11] Why?
[05:05:12] Because too many people die for it.
[05:05:13] Truly, I only vote to honor the people
[05:05:15] who fought for me to have the right.
[05:05:17] do I have faith? I don't know. I'm just voting because there's a lot of people ahead of me
[05:05:21] that fought for me to have this right and maybe one day it'll make sense for me and my kids
[05:05:26] and my grandkids.
[05:05:27] Why didn't you vote for Kamala Harris?
[05:05:29] I feel like at that time of my life voting was not important to me. I didn't have time
[05:05:35] to worry about voting or making sure my voice was heard. I was worried more so
[05:05:41] about surviving and making sure I get to the next day, the next week even, but
[05:05:45] mainly the next day because it's a day-to-day process for me.
[05:05:49] Who are some politicians who you do like?
[05:05:52] I like Bernie Sanders.
[05:05:53] Do we sponsor it even?
[05:05:53] You like Bernie Sanders?
[05:05:54] I follow him on every social media platform.
[05:05:57] I like the New York mayor.
[05:05:58] Mum Donnie.
[05:05:59] I like Mum Donnie.
[05:06:01] All right, chat.
[05:06:03] We are gonna hit a BRB screen
[05:06:06] and reroute my internet back to my regular internet.
[05:06:10] Okay?
[05:06:11] It's not gaming time yet,
[05:06:13] but we're gonna reroute the internet
[05:06:14] back to my regular internet. Because we finally have internet right now. You feel me? David?
[05:06:21] David? When should I hit the BRB screen? When should
[05:06:41] Oh, he already did it. Wait, so I didn't have to hit the BRB screen. So we're good. We're
[05:06:57] just using, we're just using my, my regular internet now. So there was no need to hit
[05:07:05] the BRV screen? I'm confused. Oh, I'm in the red. Okay. Hopefully it works. I think it'll
[05:07:29] be fine. Now apologize for yelling at him dumbasses he's in an entirely different part of the house
[05:07:37] I'm yelling so he can hear me not yelling at him. You're so he's my webmaster.
[05:07:51] Yeah, in my famously comically large mansion
[05:08:01] When I reach out to press Abdul with you speaking of the Omar focus in the Zoham on Donnie's of the world
[05:08:06] I have a guest coming on right now. His name is dr. Abdul. I'll say it. It's a wonderful to have you here
[05:08:12] Dr. Abdul al-sayed
[05:08:15] In the building running for Senate in Michigan
[05:08:17] my man was wearing the fucking v-neck even back then bro July 22nd 2025 by the
[05:08:23] way more than a year ago no tie you look disgusting I agree this is pre my
[05:08:35] suit era this was when I was like you know starting to look more presentable
[05:08:40] but still very much
[05:08:47] Just like the policies the the the outfit never changed, I agree.
[05:09:01] It's, it's funny that they're like expecting him to change this man won't even change
[05:09:14] his outfit decades.
[05:09:16] got there. Oh, he's a man of the people. Wait, we missed it. We missed it or some politicians
[05:09:23] who you do like. I like Bernie Sanders. You like Bernie Sanders. I follow him on every
[05:09:28] social media platform. I like the New York mayor. Mom Donnie. I like one. I like him a lot.
[05:09:33] What do you like about he got there? Oh, he's a man of the people. And you can tell
[05:09:37] that he can't be bought. He might be able to get bought later, but right now he's he's
[05:09:41] pretty thorough and we practice when he preach. So you like mom Donnie. I do
[05:09:46] And I think that he is making a blueprint for future politicians to come
[05:09:51] I wish that he could be duplicated and we can have him everywhere honestly because I love I just love how
[05:09:58] How he's for the people socialists, you know the word is like a dirt. It's like a bad word
[05:10:04] A lot of people but it has some good points. I mean there's some things that really take care of you know
[05:10:09] We really do have the socials perspective
[05:10:12] other citizens so
[05:10:16] I'm sorry, I'm sorry, what the fuck?
[05:10:31] What did I tell you?
[05:10:35] What did I tell you?
[05:10:36] This is why I said the moderate consultants do not have a real constituency.
[05:10:43] They speak over black people all the time.
[05:10:50] That's it.
[05:10:51] There's plenty of polling that suggests that amongst all racial breakdowns in polls, black
[05:11:02] people are far more approving of socialism than white people are certainly, and Hispanics
[05:11:07] as well.
[05:11:08] The words, democratic socialism, the phrase doesn't scare you.
[05:11:12] Doesn't scare me.
[05:11:13] What are some of the ideas that you hear from folks like AOC,
[05:11:16] for example, Bernie, that you like?
[05:11:18] That I like that we need this health care piece.
[05:11:20] Medicare for all.
[05:11:21] Medicare for all.
[05:11:22] Yes, for all.
[05:11:23] You know, if you're a citizen, you're born of it,
[05:11:25] you should at least me to go and say, I can get my teeth pulled.
[05:11:27] Health care, I think that should be afforded to everyone, regardless.
[05:11:32] Now I consider myself to be more in the middle, like moderate,
[05:11:35] I guess, a moderate Democrat or liberal.
[05:11:38] But, I don't think they're too far.
[05:11:42] Personally, for me, I think that the-
[05:11:44] Black people have always held these beliefs, but it's always a lot more hostile when black
[05:11:47] people are right, but too early just saying, I know that infant door, that's what I'm saying.
[05:11:53] That's my point.
[05:11:55] Why do you always have to come in here and be hostile when we are in agreement?
[05:12:01] door once again. Classic infant door in agreement, but has to be hostile for no reason.
[05:12:12] Taxing the wealthy was like one of the biggest things for me, like especially with Kamala
[05:12:18] Harris's unrealized gains tax. Like that was something that I was a big like supporter
[05:12:24] of because that's one of the biggest ways that like a lot of people who are in the
[05:12:29] the top 1% managed to avoid paying so much in tax.
[05:12:33] I think that there needs to be something radical
[05:12:37] to occur in this country.
[05:12:40] I think people are looking for something radical.
[05:12:43] What is your American dream?
[05:12:44] The American dream for me looks like
[05:12:47] being able to live like my parents did in the 80s and 90s.
[05:12:51] If you had to describe life as a black woman
[05:12:54] Oh, in 2026, in one word, what word would you use?
[05:13:00] Perseverance, and maybe even hopeful.
[05:13:03] My mother forced me to go to the white school,
[05:13:09] as they called it, because she said I could do it
[05:13:13] and I needed to do it, and so I did.
[05:13:16] In the classroom, nobody would sit in this seat
[05:13:19] in front of me or behind me because I was black.
[05:13:24] until these people have socialist idealism but don't realize it i mean
[05:13:30] being black in america automatically puts you in a political uh system every every black person in
[05:13:36] this country is is far more radical in their understanding of the world because the average
[05:13:42] person is is centered and their lived experiences are centered around whiteness
[05:13:50] the entire system is designed against you
[05:13:54] I think that's part of, that's definitely part of the reason why the overwhelming majority of black folk in this country are, are way more politically aware.
[05:14:05] The way that black people get talked about in the media, however, is disastrous. It is fucking disastrous. It is so bad. It's always like monolithic.
[05:14:17] It's always weaponized in whichever direction people want to weaponize it in.
[05:14:27] Sometimes even Republicans do it, right?
[05:14:29] Well, they'll be like, oh, black people are more conservative.
[05:14:31] That kind of shit.
[05:14:32] It's just, it's nasty business.
[05:14:37] And Democrats definitely do it a lot.
[05:14:41] Democrats do it a lot in very shameless ways.
[05:14:46] We started getting greats, I was always at the top.
[05:14:53] My grandfather once told me socialism was the best thing for the black man in America and that's why we'll never have socialism in America. I mean, he wasn't wrong.
[05:15:02] Of the class. So then, I can remember this one boy sat next to me and would turn around to ask me for the answers.
[05:15:15] You said it feels sometimes like some people in America want to take us back.
[05:15:21] When you say that, you mean back to Jim Crow times?
[05:15:24] Yeah.
[05:15:25] I think Trump like to take us back to slavery to tell you the truth.
[05:15:29] I think he'd like all black people to go back to Africa.
[05:15:32] But maybe he'd keep one or two.
[05:15:37] We're in a fight to save democracy right now.
[05:15:39] We have to organize.
[05:15:42] We have to vote.
[05:15:43] We have to be vigilant.
[05:15:45] I talk to my children about everything that concerns us.
[05:15:49] They know all of their history.
[05:15:51] What did you tell them about voting?
[05:15:53] We died.
[05:15:54] We died.
[05:15:55] So if we died to do something, it's
[05:15:58] got to be powerful.
[05:16:00] It's got to be powerful.
[05:16:01] What does it mean to you to be an American or a Black
[05:16:06] American today?
[05:16:09] First, I love America.
[05:16:10] I've been all around the world.
[05:16:12] And it is nowhere that I feel as comfortable
[05:16:16] as I do as America.
[05:16:17] Even now.
[05:16:18] Even now.
[05:16:18] Even in this political climate,
[05:16:20] even in this social climate,
[05:16:21] even in this horrible economy that we have,
[05:16:24] it's still the greatest place that you can be.
[05:16:27] And I love being American.
[05:16:28] I just want to see America love me.
[05:16:39] It's great.
[05:16:41] arrest by ICE agents carrying.
[05:16:45] Yeah.
[05:16:46] That's why it's crazy when James Carville had the audacity to speak on
[05:16:51] black Americans and say that black Americans are not that liberal.
[05:16:56] They ain't that liberal.
[05:16:56] That's what he says.
[05:16:57] Yeah, I know black Americans live around black Americans my whole life.
[05:17:02] They ain't that liberal.
[05:17:03] That's what he said.
[05:17:06] The fuck.
[05:17:06] What the fuck are you talking about James Carville?
[05:17:11] The caucasity of James Carville to say some shit like that, it makes this even funnier.
[05:17:22] Republicans in Michigan are making plans to reach out to the black church and community
[05:17:25] leaders who back to at least even what became one of the most talkative, yeah, that's really
[05:17:28] funny.
[05:17:29] It is going to, they are going to get laughed out of every room, okay?
[05:17:37] If these guys think that the two most prominent liberal groups in the country, black Americans
[05:17:46] and Jewish Americans, are going to go to the Republican Party, I mean, go ahead, try it.
[05:17:54] Go ahead, try it.
[05:17:56] It is hilarious to me, okay?
[05:18:00] If you're a monk, just look, I don't want to give these guys any advice.
[05:18:04] waste your resources on black outreach and Jewish outreach please it's gonna work so well
[05:18:11] for you dude it is going to be so good it is the most laughable attempt thus far it's
[05:18:23] a great idea Republicans please Mike Rogers please bring your crusty ass to every black
[05:18:33] church in Detroit to every black church in Michigan and see the results oh my god oh my god
[05:18:45] one of the dumbest attempts this cycle so far never interrupt your opponents when they're making a
[05:18:51] mistake i welcome this i hear hold on hold on here let me let me just let me just change real
[05:19:00] quick. I am terrified. Don't do this, Michael Rogers. Don't you do it. Your charisma and
[05:19:08] your Riz and your white supremacist values are going to work so good in these churches
[05:19:15] in these synagogues. Don't you do it. No, Michael stop. It's hilarious. It's hilarious
[05:19:26] Again, two of the most liberal demographics in the country.
[05:19:35] The majority of Democratic voters that woke up on Wednesday feeling, well, hopeless, because the
[05:19:41] person who won does not represent your values. Well, just know there is still hope. Michigan
[05:19:47] deserves a senator who is ready to sit with you, hear from you and represent you. The parents
[05:19:52] across Michigan who want an education system that sets up their kids for success. You have
[05:19:57] a home with us to grandparents across Michigan who are heartbroken from watching their kids
[05:20:03] and grandkids leave the state. You have a home with us to young people who are looking
[05:20:09] for real solutions to solve our housing afford that's awesome. Oh, dude, dude, that's the
[05:20:13] other. That's the other demographic young people. That's that's you guys are really
[05:20:18] Yeah, you're going to have a lot of motion with black voters, Jewish voters and young
[05:20:24] voters in general.
[05:20:26] Why does his wife look pay his Botox?
[05:20:33] That's it.
[05:20:34] Or a facelift plus Botox.
[05:20:36] Home with us.
[05:20:38] To working families who don't want higher taxes and lower paychecks, well, you have
[05:20:43] a home with us.
[05:20:45] And to the vast majority of people across Michigan who do not want to throw their support
[05:20:49] behind a campaign filled with anger, divisiveness, calls for violence.
[05:20:54] Dude, you're a Republican.
[05:20:56] What are you talking about?
[05:20:58] You literally started your campaign by being like, I killed Osama bin Laden, who is very
[05:21:07] similar to Abdel El Sayed.
[05:21:08] What do you mean, calls for violence?
[05:21:14] views that are out of touch with your values? Well, you have a home with us. The fight is
[05:21:20] far greater than just left versus right. The fight is for the very soul of our nation.
[05:21:25] Over the next 90 days, I'm going to work hard to earn your trust, to earn your support
[05:21:30] and earn your vote. We have a state to save Michigan. Let's get to work.
[05:21:35] Specifically, some people are more on the nose like the muscles that are defending
[05:21:39] which calls it something like they're permanently smelling something bad.
[05:21:42] That's awesome.
[05:21:54] Yeah, election denier, by the way,
[05:22:03] is stuttered again.
[05:22:06] Shit.
[05:22:06] it happens. Sure, it's fine overall. I mean, you can't fault them for trying, I guess.
[05:22:25] But anyway, let's take a look at this new viral story of yet another Trump supporter
[05:22:34] who is now a part of the Leopard's Ape My Face party.
[05:22:39] Now, President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration
[05:22:41] hit an all-time high last month.
[05:22:44] Many of those detainees were picked up at airports.
[05:22:46] The enforcement blitz includes an increase
[05:22:49] in ICE officers at airports around the country.
[05:22:52] Camilla Montoya Galvez spoke with a man in Texas
[05:22:54] who says he's now rethinking his vote for Trump
[05:22:57] after ICE arrested his fiance.
[05:23:00] I voted for Trump. I am saying that they are picking up law-inviting citizens.
[05:23:08] They're destroying families, jobs.
[05:23:12] John Gannon is a 75-year-old businessman and lifelong Republican who supported President
[05:23:17] Trump in 2024.
[05:23:18] I wouldn't do that again, not after this fiasco.
[05:23:22] His fiance, 45-year-old Venezuelan immigrant Yasmin Suarez-Vigis, was detained by ICE
[05:23:27] at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston in late July. Eight ice agents
[05:23:33] swarmed Jasmine and detained her, didn't tell us why, and rustled her off into a car.
[05:23:44] When you saw that unfold, what went through your mind? Well, I was just in total disbelief.
[05:23:50] According to her immigration lawyer, Suarez Regis came to the U.S. legally in 2023,
[05:23:56] and later applied for asylum, a case that is still ongoing.
[05:24:00] But her underlying permission to be in the U.S. has lapsed.
[05:24:04] Some people may say, this is what
[05:24:07] nasty partitions look like.
[05:24:10] They're not going after the hard guys.
[05:24:13] That's too difficult.
[05:24:14] It's easier to pick them up at the airport.
[05:24:17] You know, it's like shooting fish in a barrel.
[05:24:19] Swad is registered as part of a recent crackdown
[05:24:22] by ICE at airports across the country.
[05:24:25] ISIS here help us back in Texas.
[05:24:28] Ganon says he deeply misses his fiancee who remains in ice custody facing deportation.
[05:24:34] Jasmine's good as gold.
[05:24:38] Love Jasmine.
[05:24:41] That's it.
[05:24:43] We contacted the Department of Homeland Security about this case, but have yet to hear back.
[05:24:48] Immigrants like Sleuth as it is, were typically not have been targeted for deportation and arrest under prior administrations.
[05:24:53] But the Trump administration has taken the position dude look
[05:24:59] Brother
[05:25:00] You voted for the mass deportation party
[05:25:04] They had mass deportation placards up at every event
[05:25:10] What the fuck did you think was gonna happen?
[05:25:15] Like when you heard
[05:25:17] that this administration was stopping a
[05:25:21] a Somali referee from entering the country while we were hosting the World Cup, what did
[05:25:29] you think was going to happen?
[05:25:32] I know what you thought.
[05:25:33] You thought this doesn't, this never happened to me.
[05:25:35] It'll never happen to me.
[05:25:37] That's like literally the underlying principle of Republican voters.
[05:25:43] This is reactionary thought.
[05:25:45] This is how it goes.
[05:25:46] They just think, oh, it's for everybody else, not for me, not for my loved ones, until it
[05:25:51] happens to them.
[05:25:56] This is exactly what we oppose.
[05:25:59] This is exactly what we try to fight back against, the idea that you shouldn't wait
[05:26:04] for it to come to your doorstep.
[05:26:07] You should fight back right now.
[05:26:08] You should defend others right now.
[05:26:13] if we just let it get out of hand, it's going to come for you too.
[05:26:19] Because the underlying, the underlying reasoning for why this is happening is not sound, it's
[05:26:28] not, it has nothing to do with rational thought and everything to do with white nativism.
[05:26:37] The whole purpose of this policy is to rid the American boundaries of as many black
[05:26:46] and brown people as possible.
[05:26:49] So it was an inevitability that it would happen to a loved one.
[05:26:55] You were just dumb enough not to realize it.
[05:27:03] In the longer interview, you should have called ICE the Gestapo a few times.
[05:27:06] I think it's pretty interesting that that part didn't make this final edit and he did straight up say that he didn't think it would happen to him in the interview as well. I know.
[05:27:20] I mean, this is a wake up call and there are still so many like political polarization is so powerful in this country, especially in this day and age with like political media constantly churning out more and more reactionary weirdos
[05:27:34] That like there are people who watched a white woman get shot by an ice agent and it didn't even do anything for them
[05:27:41] and
[05:27:42] That was a wake-up call for me really like if you can watch a white woman
[05:27:47] Which is the most protected category in this fucking country you watch a white woman get gunned down by the Trump administration
[05:27:52] And that doesn't do it for you as a conservative. What the fuck are we supposed to think?
[05:27:58] Like they're not gonna fucking bat an eye if a guy by the name of Hasan gets fucking shot and killed
[05:28:04] they're gonna be like oh hell yeah that was totally in the fucking like totally
[05:28:09] on board with that like it blows my fucking mind that they were just like
[05:28:14] nah she's a woke terrorist a lesbian though no it doesn't matter it doesn't
[05:28:19] matter it doesn't matter then they shot and killed a white man too a week
[05:28:23] later it blows my mind like white women are you know they're hosting like
[05:28:32] lemonade stands in the neighborhood they're not like this doesn't make the
[05:28:39] life of a black person less worthy I'm just saying in the eyes of a lot of
[05:28:43] people in this country it was genuinely shocking to see them cast aside a
[05:28:50] veteran nurse like a VA nurse white male and a white woman as you know
[05:28:58] necessary deaths I guess. No prosecutions, like there was no prosecutions. Think about that.
[05:29:08] That anyone whose immigration status is lapsed is fair game for enforcement.
[05:29:28] Nate?
[05:29:29] Bill, thank you.
[05:29:30] You're welcome.
[05:29:31] Oh, here we go.
[05:29:33] This is the new Ben Shapiro Islamophobic Joint.
[05:29:38] Very excited about this.
[05:29:41] I mean, I can't believe they actually have real talent involved in this, but I guess,
[05:29:47] you know, Woke canceled too many people, including Jonathan Majors.
[05:29:53] by woke, I mean, you know, the criminal justice system, the courts, they canceled them.
[05:30:07] One of the funniest things that this man said was the threat of radical Islam is real. By
[05:30:11] the way, this is this is straight up the most Israeli operation of all time. I'm sorry.
[05:30:17] you can, you can say this is like homegrown Islamophobia, but this is straight up.
[05:30:24] This is like, there, there's definitely a lot of nascent, you know, and, and growing
[05:30:30] Islamophobia in the country. But like, this is, uh, yeah, Israeli birth of a nation.
[05:30:36] Okay. That's what this is. But what's what it was very funny about this is that Ben
[05:30:43] is Hollywood has refused to tell the story for three decades of radical Islam bitch
[05:30:50] What the fuck are you talking about Hollywood refused to tell the story of radical Islam of the past three decades?
[05:30:55] How the fuck do you think we got here during the global war on terror? That's the only story they told
[05:31:01] What are you talking about?
[05:31:05] Now we're saying the thing with the biggest most audacious funny is the most kick-ass film daily wires ever released here's the trailer
[05:31:11] We who love and serve Allah fought back against the Americans and the Zionists from the scourge
[05:31:23] of secularism and the lands of unbelief.
[05:31:26] Bro, how the fuck do they find actual Arabs and shit to do this?
[05:31:33] For the record, how do they hire unironic Arabs?
[05:31:38] I wanna know, I wanna know how they hired like actual mo-
[05:31:41] Did they have any fucking Muslims? I doubt it.
[05:31:45] They aren't, they are Israeli, look it up. Oh.
[05:31:49] Ooh.
[05:32:08] Mr. Saunders is a close personal friend of Chancellor Friedman, this is-
[05:32:11] I love that they're trying to- they're- the story starts with a Republican
[05:32:18] speaker who is canceled on college campuses. It's like, yeah, well, I know that feeling,
[05:32:23] okay, let me tell you. It's a decision I cannot fight.
[05:32:26] There are three ways Islam will conquer the West.
[05:32:31] Through immigration, through the wombs of our women.
[05:32:34] Again, Republicans being like Islam is subjugating our women is again, you're a Republican, it's
[05:32:46] not Islam subjugating our women, okay, it's you, calls coming from inside the hell, okay?
[05:32:52] And by using our nation's freedoms against us
[05:33:00] Are you paying attention?
[05:33:07] Listen carefully
[05:33:12] The great Satan America will fall
[05:33:15] What the fuck?
[05:33:20] Or infidels.
[05:33:22] The bodies of women are not pure and men's souls are unclean.
[05:33:27] What makes them so dangerous?
[05:33:30] Their goals are not in this life, but the next.
[05:33:37] Okay, like the main villain does look kinda Israeli, I'm not gonna lie.
[05:33:41] You got friends here I can't just be lifted to me in the law.
[05:33:45] Bro, this guy used to be in Marvel movies man.
[05:33:50] That's crazy what a fucking fall off dude.
[05:34:00] This is somehow Chote you're red dawn.
[05:34:02] Yeah.
[05:34:04] I cannot wait to watch this movie.
[05:34:08] I cannot wait to watch the movie.
[05:34:09] Jonathan Higgins almost died while they were filming this movie by the way.
[05:34:14] He was king!
[05:34:18] Yeah, this is his first movie, Geeks is! Oh my god!
[05:34:22] Of course, Blue-haired liberal.
[05:34:39] That's the American way.
[05:34:46] I'm excited. I'm excited.
[05:34:49] I. Cinema.
[05:34:52] I am so stoked for this movie.
[05:34:55] Oh, my God.
[05:34:59] Oh, I am so fucking stoked for this movie.
[05:35:04] Yeah, that's a that's the this is the most Tel Aviv joint
[05:35:08] You've ever done seen, okay? Oscar bait. From Ben Shapiro to Saddam Hussein to Adolf Hitler,
[05:35:18] Angriva wanting to be an artist while being terrible at art can take you a long way in politics.
[05:35:24] Anyway, it looks like the U.S. right. It looks like the U.S. right has moved on from its
[05:35:34] Previous corp fear swore the black men having sex with white women to a new corp fear swore the Muslim men having sex with white women
[05:35:41] Yeah, it's always cuck porn
[05:35:45] Why is it always cuck fetish
[05:35:49] That I do find very strange I like they always have the cuck fetish they can't stop themselves man
[05:35:56] Yeah, through the wombs of our women you guys can't stop broadcasting your cock fetish.
[05:36:07] Yeah.
[05:36:08] FYI, Abdul speaking now for his first general election message.
[05:36:13] Thank you.
[05:36:15] This is the unity rally.
[05:36:22] our Democratic Party Chair Curtis Hortel, and how about our next Supreme Court
[05:36:31] Justices Megan Kavanaugh, Nick Hood, our next Secretary of State who stands tall
[05:36:41] for Michigan Lieutenant Governor Garland Gilchrist,
[05:36:46] Washington County prosecutor and soon-to-be Michigan's next attorney general
[05:36:53] Ellie Savick and your next Governor Jocelyn Benson I am so proud to be here
[05:37:08] but y'all know the drill money out of money in your Medicare for money out of money in
[05:37:17] your Medicare floor. Hey, we got this. My name is Abdul. I'll say it. And I am so proud
[05:37:27] to be your Democratic nominee for us Senate.
[05:37:30] And also, in the spirit of duty, the spirit of the work, spirit of the many together.
[05:37:42] Thank both of my colleagues who ran Haley Stevens and Mallory McMorough for an incredible race.
[05:37:49] He's obamifying in a rapid plan.
[05:37:51] An incredible public service to the state of Michigan.
[05:37:53] I'm noticing that he's not moderating his message.
[05:37:55] I can't wait to see what both of them are going to do next.
[05:37:57] We are so blessed to have that kind of work.
[05:37:59] No more Medicare for All, just Medicare for some, Abdul.
[05:38:03] Now, y'all know I was never supposed to run for office.
[05:38:05] As I'm sure you've heard from my opponent,
[05:38:11] and apparently Donald Trump, my name
[05:38:15] is Abdul Rahman Mohammed Saeed.
[05:38:20] And with a name like mine, I never
[05:38:22] thought running for office would be
[05:38:23] possible for somebody like me.
[05:38:26] I wanted to be a doctor.
[05:38:27] I want to be a doctor because I
[05:38:28] to go 15 hours to my family's native Egypt or 15 minutes from where I grew up.
[05:38:34] In either way, I would cross 10 years difference in life expectancy.
[05:38:38] It shouldn't matter where you grow up in these United States of America.
[05:38:42] It shouldn't matter the color of your skin.
[05:38:43] It shouldn't matter what you or your parents do for work.
[05:38:45] You deserve a long, healthy life in these United States.
[05:38:48] I went to medical school to learn how to heal, only to realize that too often our health care
[05:39:01] system is not just not part of the solution, it's part of the problem.
[05:39:06] Focused more on monetizing us because we get sick than caring for us because we got sick.
[05:39:12] And I realized when I graduated, and yes, I did graduate med school, that I wanted to work
[05:39:18] on the system, not just in the system, but went into public health.
[05:39:23] Got to rebuild the health department in this incredible city.
[05:39:26] Legwain County's Department of Health, Human and Veteran Services.
[05:39:31] We put glasses on kids, took on corporate polluters, made sure that our kids weren't
[05:39:39] drinking lead in the water in their schools. Eliminated, none of that. No, no, no. Eliminated
[05:39:48] upwards of $700 million of medical debt for 300,000 people. And a program that is ongoing.
[05:39:58] I couldn't tell. And I'm never going to forget the day when this administration froze
[05:40:05] federal funds. You all remember that? I'm sitting in my office at the Guardian trying to figure
[05:40:09] out how to make sure WIC checks go out next week, how to make sure that our kids keep getting the
[05:40:14] vaccines that they actually do need, how to make sure that our federally qualified health centers
[05:40:20] don't shut down. When I get a notification on my phone that after his long and storied career
[05:40:25] of service, our current US Senator Gary Peters is not seeking reelection. And I had to ask
[05:40:30] myself where is the fight for the public's health now now when they were dozing our
[05:40:35] government everybody thought it'd be just fine we didn't need that much public
[05:40:38] health well turns out who knew we'd be dodging lettuce
[05:40:47] breathing air quality that's worse than so many other places in the world now
[05:40:53] dodging lettuce is something I had to worry about abroad it wasn't something
[05:40:57] I thought I'd have to worry about in Michigan.
[05:41:00] Turns out government does things that it needs to do for you, even if you don't know it.
[05:41:08] And I realized, I have to ask myself, where's the fight for the public's health now?
[05:41:12] And if you've ever wondered why RFK Junior runs public health in this country, I think
[05:41:16] the fight for public health needs to be taken to the U.S. Senate.
[05:41:27] So we launched a campaign, took us to communities big and small, back last April.
[05:41:34] Rooms of five people, 50 people, having conversations about who we are and who we want to be.
[05:41:41] With the goal of doing three things.
[05:41:44] Getting money out of.
[05:41:46] in your Medicare for what that means for a minute. You should not be able to spend tens
[05:41:53] of millions of dollars selecting a candidate or picking a politician using corporate funds.
[05:42:01] That should be illegal in the United States. And when I get to the U. S. Senate, I'm going
[05:42:05] to work with my colleagues, folks like Liz Warren, folks like Bernie Sanders, folks like
[05:42:11] Melissa Slotkin to end the corporate corruption of our politics, end the system of Superpox,
[05:42:17] end the system of 501 C4s, and all of it.
[05:42:22] It's the unity rally.
[05:42:25] And we're going to put money in pockets.
[05:42:28] We're going to stand with our union sisters and brothers and pass the pro act.
[05:42:37] We're going to tax billionaires their wealth.
[05:42:40] Because you know what, you tax a billionaire 8% you know what they still are, still a billionaire.
[05:42:48] Kids kids kids kids are going to be rich, you're going to be okay.
[05:42:51] Maybe you can pay your fair share so our kids get good schools and functional infrastructure
[05:42:55] and some healthcare.
[05:42:56] Oh what a dangerous radical this guy is.
[05:43:00] We're going to take on the monopolies and the oligopolies.
[05:43:04] We're going to make sure that they can't just raise our prices on us forcing us to
[05:43:08] pay more or get paid less for the work we do.
[05:43:10] Guys, all the goblins, y'all, we got to regulate all the goblins.
[05:43:14] I need some more for that.
[05:43:15] He's going real wonky on there.
[05:43:20] And we're going to keep our tax dollars here at home instead of sending them abroad to
[05:43:26] fight wars.
[05:43:27] We have no business fighting.
[05:43:31] And we're finally going to meet the unmet promise of guaranteeing every single person in this
[05:43:42] country the health care they need and deserve through Medicare for all.
[05:43:46] To ask you, well, doctor, how are you going to pay for that?
[05:43:53] I don't know.
[05:43:54] Maybe instead of $252 billion to a rogue agency like ICE, maybe we can actually keep
[05:44:00] our money here to provide health care here. We can have a secure border. We can enforce
[05:44:09] immigration policy, but we can do it without shooting people in the face or the back of
[05:44:12] the head. Maybe we keep our money here instead of fighting a war. We got no business fighting,
[05:44:23] raising our tax, our gas prices to five bucks a gallon, burning our tax dollars to teach
[05:44:29] the ayatollahs that they have a choke point on the world's energy supply a war
[05:44:34] he doesn't even know how to get out of because he shouldn't have gotten into
[05:44:36] in the first place now I'm up against the guy named Mike Rogers
[05:44:44] and Mike Rogers well he's focused on my name my 11 letter first name now
[05:44:54] Mike I'm just gonna remind you if you don't know how to say the name keep
[05:44:58] Keep the name out your damn mouth.
[05:45:05] Or just call me Abdul.
[05:45:08] But I got some opinions about his name.
[05:45:10] See, it's very fitting for him, Rogers.
[05:45:15] Because that's his answer every time a corporation or Donald Trump tells him to do something.
[05:45:20] Mike, we need you to put a data center in the backyard.
[05:45:25] Roger.
[05:45:26] We need you to hike their prescription drug prices.
[05:45:31] Roger.
[05:45:32] We need you to rubber stamp this war we shouldn't be fighting.
[05:45:39] Roger.
[05:45:40] Mike.
[05:45:41] This one's Donald Trump.
[05:45:43] I need you to lick these boots.
[05:45:45] Roger.
[05:45:46] I guess that jokes for the boomers, you know
[05:45:55] He's got it he's got to be a little bit of a corn dog
[05:46:02] Look at these crowds man, I love it old ladies. That's that's the pocket
[05:46:08] I speak for all of us here in Michigan when I don't know about my Rogers go back to Florida where you belong
[05:46:16] too many Rogers here's the thing about it though they all think that we won't
[05:46:28] step up and fight they think they're the biggest baddest bully on the playground
[05:46:34] that they're gonna show up and we're gonna run away but they don't know who
[05:46:39] we fight for? We fight for the families barely able to put their groceries in the
[05:46:48] cart and check out. We fight for the mom who's worried about the childcare she
[05:46:56] needs to be able to work a job that barely pays enough. We fight for the
[05:47:00] folks who are afraid about what happens if they get sick. We fight for each
[05:47:06] other. And we don't back down. So when they come and they ask Jocelyn to cut that education
[05:47:20] budget, Jocelyn Benson won't back down. When they try to take away our civil liberties,
[05:47:29] Ellie Savitt won't back down. When they come for our elections, Garland Gilchrist won't
[05:47:39] back down. When they come for our union rights, we don't back down. When they come for our
[05:47:47] health care, we don't back down. When they come for one of us, we will stand up. We
[05:47:55] won't die and Michigan we will fight to build the America that we are proud to hand off to
[05:48:01] our kids and our grandkids because we won't back down Michigan Democrats 88 more days we
[05:48:09] won't back down we'll see you out there don't seem like he's moderating his message at all
[05:48:18] Abdul don't you know you have to moderate your message
[05:48:22] I will don't know you have to say you want to hug and kiss Republicans like I don't understand
[05:48:29] Why are you being so aggressive Abdul Abdul?
[05:48:38] Look at that
[05:48:47] He's moderated by doing the Kamala words, I don't think so
[05:48:52] look he's got to play nice he's got to play nice with the democrats
[05:48:56] i notice you are in the room with them guess he must have removed you yeah he
[05:48:58] did he he's like get out of here
[05:49:02] i'm a moderate democrat and i'm scared me too i am a reasonable republican and i
[05:49:07] was just about the vote for a democrat and i heard
[05:49:10] these words and i thought we won't back down scary muslim guy who not
[05:49:15] good
[05:49:22] Not good.
[05:49:29] He even put promises in the other candidate's mouth at the end.
[05:49:40] Banned in the UK and in Michigan. True. Banned in the UK, banned in Michigan, banned at University of Washington.
[05:49:48] devastating. I'm a moderate Democrat and I would like to see Abdul get promoted by Liz
[05:49:59] Cheney. Why is he not bringing Liz Cheney on the stage? Did you see this third way video
[05:50:06] discussing how they're gonna spend the 15 milli? I have yet to see it. Let's see what
[05:50:12] they're saying. Jonathan Cowan a third way who brags about attacking birdie in
[05:50:16] 2016-22 to discuss the $15 million plan to attack DSA in L.C.
[05:50:33] Something against Democratic socialists have found an unlikely ally, other Democrats.
[05:50:38] The centrist Democrat think take third way has pledged $15 million to discredit the DSA movement between now and 2028.
[05:50:45] in 2028. Jonathan count is the president of 3rd way and joins
[05:50:48] us now Jonathan thanks for being here so you told the New
[05:50:51] York Times this includes candidates like Abdul al say it
[05:50:54] who are not part of the DSA he won the Michigan primary last
[05:50:58] yesterday last night I don't even know what day it is does
[05:51:01] that mean this is just a campaign against the more
[05:51:03] progressive wing of your party.
[05:51:06] Absolutely not so look our bottom line is this and we
[05:51:10] are a centrist democratic organization. The DSA and its
[05:51:13] platform are crazy, radically in the extreme, and they will do severe damage to Democrats
[05:51:19] up and down the ballot from the White House in 2028 all the way through the House and the
[05:51:24] Senate.
[05:51:25] These are crazy ideas that no one supports.
[05:51:27] They're anti-American, they're deeply illiberal, and they're widely unpopular.
[05:51:32] But would it be your preference to have some of these DSA candidates in the House
[05:51:38] and the Senate to give Democrats an extra vote or would you prefer that person to
[05:51:41] be a Republican?
[05:51:42] Look, we're a centrist democratic organization.
[05:51:46] We-
[05:51:47] Wow.
[05:51:48] Wow.
[05:51:49] So you won't say absolutely not we're in favor of Democrats winning every race.
[05:51:57] Hmm.
[05:51:58] Interesting.
[05:51:59] Believe that you need to put a check on Trump and Maga, which means you need majorities
[05:52:02] in the House and the Senate.
[05:52:04] we do not believe that the DSA and its ideas are good for Democrats.
[05:52:12] I love when these guys will literally, and you hear this so much from these, the centrist
[05:52:20] commentariat, okay? The Beltway babies. I love when they say, you know, it's just
[05:52:33] Just these left-wing Democrats, they can't win elections.
[05:52:39] And then they literally do everything in their power to align with the Republicans to try
[05:52:43] to destroy left-wing Democrats.
[05:52:49] To prove the point, it's like, okay, oh, fire.
[05:52:52] The University of Washington canceled the scheduled Sompiker event at the university,
[05:52:54] said the planning process did not meet the necessary level of rigor.
[05:52:57] If the decision was based on process and not public backlash or criticism, UW should
[05:53:01] transparent about what standards were not met and how they were applied. Public universities can
[05:53:04] set standards for events, but they can't use those standards as cover for canceling a speaker
[05:53:08] because of their views. Long run. We believe that if Democrats cozy up to the DSA or part of the
[05:53:19] DSA take the DSA support, that will ultimately make it impossible to win the White House and
[05:53:25] it will harm Democratic majorities. Yeah, he's saying it's good if the Democrats don't get Senate
[05:53:30] majority now because we're going to get the White House in 2028, but if they get Senate majority now
[05:53:35] with a radical leftist like Abdul El Saed, then we'll lose the, well, I don't even know why he's
[05:53:42] saying we. I think when he says we, he's just talking as a Republican. So I don't know why he's
[05:53:47] saying we when referencing Democrats in the long run. Look, I think you should have launched
[05:53:51] this campaign prior to the primaries. Great question. I wish I had, I certainly wish I
[05:53:58] had, but look, Third Way is an organization took on Bernie Sanders in 2016 and 2020 in
[05:54:04] the Democratic primaries. And we were the lead outside organization taking on Sanders,
[05:54:08] and we helped to beat him both times. So this is not a new fight for us.
[05:54:12] Never sat down with them to say, Hey, how can we all play nice in this big tent?
[05:54:18] Never sat down with them. I'd imagine the DSA has no interest in working with me.
[05:54:28] What a brag, dude. What a fucking brag.
[05:54:36] Wait, is it legal for public universities to present invites based on political views? I don't know.
[05:54:43] I think he could be a First Amendment case, but I'm sure they have their bases covered.
[05:54:51] Keith Edwards learning about Destiny's background is so funny. What the fuck?
[05:55:02] Well, you know, they're hotter.
[05:55:06] Let's fucking go. That's why we love them. That's why we love this.
[05:55:14] AOC and Bernard are hitting the Sunday shows. How many?
[05:55:17] How many, uh, how many Hassan questions will they get? Oh, unlimited.
[05:55:29] People literally hang building size posters off the bloody flesh on college campuses on our buddy Hassan.
[05:55:33] If he can't speak, yeah, I'm too dangerous.
[05:55:38] Oh God, it's gonna be a fucking, it's gonna be a barrage.
[05:55:41] garage, condemn a song, condemn a song, condemn a song, do it right now. You better condemn
[05:55:47] a song right now, right this moment. Right at this very moment, you better do it. They
[05:56:04] can handle it though. How many interviews asking these questions do you think actually
[05:56:11] looked into you, zero. I think there are some who know who I am. But overall, here's the thing.
[05:56:20] It's super easy to get a clip, like a viral clip by doing that.
[05:56:26] It's super easy to get a viral clip. You also make your bosses happy, right?
[05:56:34] because clearly there is a clearly there's an appetite for this kind of
[05:56:39] reactionary posturing. Oh my god Hillary Rodham Clinton came out and said the
[05:56:48] anti-communist strategy will be effective in the midterms. You're not going to
[05:56:51] convince Republican voters in Michigan and the real fight will be how how do
[05:56:56] we make sure that people who voted for Haley feel comfortable voting or look
[05:57:02] Look, the real secret sauce here is that most people did not vote for Hailey Stevens because
[05:57:07] of her platform or her agenda or things that they believed in.
[05:57:12] They voted for Hailey Stevens because she presented herself as a competent legislator,
[05:57:17] was fake endorsed by Barack Obama, okay?
[05:57:21] And that they were hammering the electability argument.
[05:57:24] I don't think that that is going to be that difficult.
[05:57:26] These people that lean into the electability argument or make decisions off of the electability
[05:57:30] argument are first and foremost Democrats. They are the primary Democrat voters. Those
[05:57:36] people are never going to vote for Mike Rogers and those people are not going to sit out an
[05:57:39] election especially when the Senate majority hinges in this race. So like the idea that
[05:57:46] like you know it's going to be really tough battle convincing Haley Stevens voters
[05:57:49] of overall, they'll say it is not real. That's not a real concern. They're all
[05:58:03] by Stevens voters. We know that for a fact because the primary argument to
[05:58:08] Haley Stevens canvas operations, there weren't many of them, let's be real,
[05:58:12] Revolved around telling older voters that Abdul Al-Sahed was not electable.
[05:58:26] Is that simple?
[05:58:30] The electability concerns are gone.
[05:58:32] No one who is worried about electability is going to sit out this election.
[05:58:38] Okay?
[05:58:40] Abdul El-Said, and how do we get independence to feel comfortable?
[05:58:50] And you can see that it's not just about Michigan, but the Republican messaging is communist,
[05:58:57] socialist.
[05:58:58] It's going to be a very effective attack.
[05:59:02] And so people on the left have to be prepared to answer that and to be effective at
[05:59:08] answering it.
[05:59:09] do you think communists is an effective attack in two thousand twenty six
[05:59:12] well all i know is that's the attack that trump is leading with and i assume
[05:59:16] they've tested it and i assume that they have reason to believe that it's
[05:59:20] effective or they wouldn't be
[05:59:22] beating the drama
[05:59:23] okay that's that's actually
[05:59:25] this is a relatively fair assessment
[05:59:28] uh... republicans are never gonna just like lean into something
[05:59:32] without testing it so she's not wrong about that
[05:59:36] she's not wrong about that the problem is
[05:59:38] How effective. Okay.
[05:59:42] Cause they don't really have anything else.
[05:59:45] So this might be the most effective line of attack,
[05:59:50] but still very ineffective overall.
[05:59:52] It's just the most effective line of attack that they have remaining.
[05:59:58] So I'm sure,
[05:59:59] I'm sure they've like tested out everything and it's probably a,
[06:00:04] a real panic state at RNC headquarters,
[06:00:08] Or they're just like, we literally don't have anything. We have nothing, we have nothing to lead into, we have nothing to really attack, so we're just gonna center.
[06:00:19] Hassan, I went from being a Trump supporter to when I was 16 to donating to Abdel Al-Said, is this personal growth? Absolutely, brother.
[06:00:27] Don't tell the Republicans that this is where I'm most effective, ironically enough.
[06:00:32] Well, yeah, it's not a, the whole like Democrats are communists at line of attack is not new
[06:00:46] either.
[06:00:47] And it also, like Abdulza dangerous radical was already tested and was defeated in the
[06:00:53] Democratic primary.
[06:00:54] So with $70 million and without the institutional backing of the Democratic party.
[06:01:00] So, I am feeling very confident, I'm feeling very, very confident about Abdul's chances
[06:01:07] of being real, I just think that people are, wait, hold on, what the fuck?
[06:01:20] The door is open.
[06:01:31] Apparently the UW could be a first amendment violation if you were dropped because of the
[06:01:34] backlash.
[06:01:35] The school's not allowed to do that.
[06:01:36] The article's posted from JNS seemed to hint it was on public pressure.
[06:01:39] Wait, let me get the JNS article up one more time.
[06:01:46] we can get Ari Cohen on this.
[06:01:54] Yeah, Ross ago got 250 K. Yeah, I saw dude, they're
[06:01:58] dude, I'm telling you, the fucking college campuses are
[06:02:05] the college campuses are completely out of control.
[06:02:08] I cannot believe they're still bucking.
[06:02:12] I can't believe they're still bending the pressure.
[06:02:14] Not bucking.
[06:02:16] Bending the fresher it is actually kind of alarming that they are I mean it's not alarming. It's just like they
[06:02:24] They did so much damage to their fucking credibility
[06:02:34] Buckling is what I meant not bucking
[06:02:38] Janice reported that not only did the university plan to host a hateful commentator upon whom it
[06:02:42] He praise in the description of the event which two of the university schools plan to co-host but the public school had also suggest that attendees pay $10 for each ticket
[06:02:53] I'm happy the University of Washington for literally first time ever has made the correct decision and I have a America hating
[06:02:59] communist
[06:03:00] Spread his hatred and terrible ideology the young people in
[06:03:04] His university said Republican state representative told JNS Republican state representative
[06:03:12] Free speech loavers over here.
[06:03:21] If overtime all the attacks on you people that you support have the same effect as
[06:03:24] it did with Trump when he first ran for president then you will have to run for president especially
[06:03:27] if all the candidacy back when.
[06:03:28] No I'm not gonna run for president.
[06:03:30] I'm never gonna run for office.
[06:03:33] Lemme fail he's eating again.
[06:03:34] I know dude.
[06:03:35] His f***ing PM is my first meal of the goddamn bout to do a gaming event.
[06:03:42] What is this? What? What?
[06:03:45] Do you hate Jews? No? So you do? You've said Medicare for all. Does that include Israel?
[06:03:50] And you want money out of politics? Are you in Hamas? Do you have a subscription to Hamas?
[06:03:55] You've gotten a lot of Islamophobia. Do you think it's deserved?
[06:03:58] You've said multiple times that you're not a socialist, but what about a communist for Hamas?
[06:04:01] Hamas, if you want to stop data centers, what about the ones that are Jewish?
[06:04:06] Jewish data centers who won by less than expected are progressive doomed forever. Do you or do you not hate every single Israeli?
[06:04:13] You win your race, but there's a corporate Democrat in a city in another state who won doesn't that mean that you'll lose?
[06:04:17] So you don't want an iron dome. What do you have against Israelis? Nothing?
[06:04:21] What about now?
[06:04:22] What about now? So no funding for Israel? I know you said it about 15 times
[06:04:26] But I just want to make sure you wouldn't fuck. I'll talk about black people wait hold on
[06:04:29] Yes. Hello. The big boss doesn't want- he wants more Israel.
[06:04:33] Got it. Or else we won't get our funding. Got it.
[06:04:35] So speaking of Israel, do you hate Jews? No. So you do.
[06:04:39] You've said Medicare for all. Does that include Israel?
[06:04:41] You said you want money out of politics. Are you in Hamas?
[06:04:44] Do you- do you have a subscription?
[06:04:51] I wish it was off base.
[06:04:59] The
[06:05:08] University of Janus is dedicated to free exchange after a state lawmaker told Janus on background
[06:05:14] that multiple state legislators and groups including Jewish ones pressed the University
[06:05:18] to drop the event.
[06:05:22] They got pressured.
[06:05:23] University of Washington got pressured to drop me.
[06:05:26] public institution it could be a first amendment violation actually I'm sure
[06:05:30] they've got their bases covered they probably figured out some kind of like
[06:05:43] no solution on the game internet does not count as the level 15 hug trend that
[06:05:47] you promised us wait what
[06:05:52] why the fuck wouldn't it
[06:05:56] What the fuck are you talking about? Why wouldn't it actually count?
[06:06:06] Dude, it's like, oh, the tank top stream doesn't count, even though you wore a tank top.
[06:06:14] For many Jewish Americans, support for Israel has long been central to their identity.
[06:06:22] America is our first home, but Israel is our second home, so this means the world to us.
[06:06:27] But as Israel stands accused of genocide in Gaza, views of the country are rapidly changing.
[06:06:32] There's a lot of horror happening in Gaza right now.
[06:06:36] And driving a growing number of Jews, especially from younger generations, to speak out.
[06:06:42] Don't you dare use our families as the justification for endorsing Israel's horror show against the Palestinian people.
[06:06:52] It reflects a nationwide shift that could redefine U.S.-Israeli relations.
[06:06:57] There will come a time when there won't be majority-supported Congress to continue sending bombs in Netanyahu.
[06:07:04] I've come to the Jewish capital of the U.S., New York City,
[06:07:08] to understand how this shift is reshaping identity
[06:07:11] and the community's ties to Israel.
[06:07:13] The Jewish community has been wrestling with the sense of
[06:07:16] what does it mean to be Jewish specifically after October 7th?
[06:07:24] So right now we're approaching the annual Israel Day parade
[06:07:27] here in Midtown Manhattan,
[06:07:29] when tens of thousands of New Yorkers
[06:07:31] come out every year to show their support for Israel.
[06:07:34] This year's theme is proud Americans, proud Zionists, but it's taking place at a time when more and more Americans are turning away from supporting Israel.
[06:07:42] So what is the importance of this demonstration today?
[06:07:45] Jewish pride, pride for Israel, pride for the Jewish people.
[06:07:49] Tell me about your shirt. Why are you wearing a shirt that says Zionist on it?
[06:07:52] Because I'm so proud. I am very proud to be a Zionist that support Israel, support our people.
[06:07:57] And all of the hate only empowers us and makes us show up more.
[06:08:01] Where is the West Bank in Gaza?
[06:08:08] Oh, okay.
[06:08:13] What?
[06:08:14] Where is it?
[06:08:17] Three, two, one.
[06:08:21] Why do you think so many young Jews seem to be turning away from Israel in particular?
[06:08:28] Because they're smart.
[06:08:29] They know what's going on in the world.
[06:08:31] It's group faith.
[06:08:32] You're an undergraduate.
[06:08:33] You're on a campus.
[06:08:34] And everybody seems to be supporting a movement.
[06:08:37] You're not going to be the lonely one who says,
[06:08:39] I need to educate more.
[06:08:40] There's so much misinformation on the media right now.
[06:08:44] And algorithms on TikTok and Instagram,
[06:08:47] they're made to spread misinformation
[06:08:49] because it keeps you on the app longer.
[06:08:51] You don't think it has anything to do with
[06:08:53] Israel's policies?
[06:08:54] I think some policies are definitely criticized.
[06:08:55] Those are valid.
[06:08:56] I criticize policies too.
[06:08:57] There's a lot to fix there, but we're a Western country that's really trying to do our best.
[06:09:05] The views shared at the parade are ones I know well having been raised Jewish in Chicago.
[06:09:11] It was only when I visited Israel and the Palestinian Territories as a college student more than 20 years ago did I begin to see this situation differently.
[06:09:20] But not everyone welcomed the photographs I brought home documenting Palestinian life under occupation.
[06:09:24] Wait, this is the journalist?
[06:09:31] I didn't know he was, this is the background.
[06:09:39] He makes a lot more sense now actually.
[06:09:44] Because he does travel with a lot more freedom for a dude with that kind of skin complexion in the West Bank.
[06:09:52] It makes a lot more sense.
[06:10:01] The patient. They sparked arguments with my mother and left me ostracized from the
[06:10:07] wider community. In recent years, however, I've noticed the shift. More Jewish
[06:10:14] groups are leading protests against Israel.
[06:10:16] Our values as Jewish people can tell us to be here and stand on the right side of history.
[06:10:21] history.
[06:10:22] Kara Levine is one of those involved in the movement.
[06:10:25] The 28 year old grew up in an Israel supporting family here in New York.
[06:10:29] Hello.
[06:10:30] Hi.
[06:10:31] But began to question those beliefs as she got older.
[06:10:33] Um, here are the photos that I grabbed.
[06:10:35] Okay.
[06:10:36] Um, if you want to take a look at them.
[06:10:38] I'm one of the right dressed up for Purim.
[06:10:41] And then the Batmitzvah ones I still feel a little, you know, the same kind of embarrassing
[06:10:45] vibes that I felt at the time.
[06:10:46] I think everyone who has a bar of Batmitzvah feels exactly the same thing and that
[06:10:50] is utter embarrassment by the whole affair. Exactly. This is a photo of me and my sister,
[06:10:57] my parents at the Jewish Nursery School at the synagogue, and there's these Israeli flags
[06:11:02] you could see. Israel's just kind of there in the background now. There's this utopian
[06:11:06] sense of the way that people talked about Israel, and I think that I was very susceptible
[06:11:10] to it. Why are so many NGs like you out there on the front lines? The values that
[06:11:16] I learned are part of it specifically my grandparents and surviving the Holocaust.
[06:11:20] I think that that is a really major part of why I feel so strongly about taking action
[06:11:25] and trying to stop a genocide that's like never again means never again for anyone.
[06:11:29] What do you say to those Israel supporters who will say you know you're an example of
[06:11:32] a self-hating Jew?
[06:11:34] Being Jewish actually means a lot of different things.
[06:11:36] There's no like one way to be Jewish.
[06:11:39] It's like another example of like the stronghold that Zionism has for Judaism
[06:11:42] to even litigate who counts as a Jew and who doesn't.
[06:11:47] Disillusionment with Israel is also making its way
[06:11:49] into mainstream politics.
[06:11:51] As polls show, more Americans now sympathize
[06:11:53] with Palestinians than they do Israelis.
[06:11:56] Last year, Zoran Mamdani, an outspoken critic
[06:11:59] of Israel's policies, became mayor of New York.
[06:12:02] Now he's backing Jewish city official Brad Lander
[06:12:06] in a campaign to unseat incumbent US Congressman Dan
[06:12:09] Goldman, who's also Jewish.
[06:12:11] One of the biggest issues separating them
[06:12:13] is Goldman's unwavering support for Israel.
[06:12:15] He voted for every US military aid package to Israel.
[06:12:19] He won't recognize it as genocide.
[06:12:21] He's never used the word occupation
[06:12:23] to describe Israel's occupation of the West Bank.
[06:12:26] While Lander made it a point to not take part
[06:12:28] in the Israel Day Parade,
[06:12:29] Goldman was there at the front of the march.
[06:12:31] How are you feeling about the race against Mr. Lander?
[06:12:34] We're here to celebrate the country of Israel
[06:12:37] and its founding.
[06:12:39] That's what we're focused on.
[06:12:42] Corporate Democrats like Dan Goldman
[06:12:44] are taking money from APAC and voting
[06:12:47] to send weapons to Netanyahu every single time
[06:12:51] for the 2,000-pound bombs that have destroyed
[06:12:53] all of the schools and hospitals in Gaza.
[06:12:57] It is so deeply possible to be a proud Jewish New Yorker who
[06:13:01] loves our traditions and who cares about our present
[06:13:04] and our future and not believe that that must be tied
[06:13:08] to an Israeli state that is committing genocide.
[06:13:10] Why is Israel such a big part of this campaign and the conversation around it?
[06:13:19] American taxpayers have financed the war, have financed the genocide, and that there's a lot
[06:13:25] of other, there's other genocides taking place around the world.
[06:13:28] There aren't others that the U.S. is paying for.
[06:13:31] There's no doubt that shifts are taking place amongst voters.
[06:13:35] There will come a time pretty soon when there won't be majority supported Congress to continue
[06:13:40] sending bombs in Netanyahu to light the Middle East on fire and I hope that will bring some
[06:13:47] change.
[06:13:48] At the Israel Day parade, a lot of people were saying those critical of Israel are either
[06:13:52] anti-Semitic or being manipulated by social media.
[06:13:57] What do you say to those claims?
[06:13:58] Well, it's definitely not anti-Semitic to criticize Israel.
[06:14:02] For me, my positions here are deeply grounded in my Judaism and I think Netanyahu is making
[06:14:09] Jews unsafe with just catastrophically eroding Israel's position in the world.
[06:14:16] We accompanied two of Landor's supporters, Rose and Yihau, from the group Jews for Racial
[06:14:21] and Economic Justice, as they campaigned with potential voters.
[06:14:26] It wasn't long before the topic of Israel came up.
[06:14:28] What are the issues that are important to you?
[06:14:30] Why are you going to be voting?
[06:14:31] affordability is a big one actually caring about people and and not using our money to blow up other people is also
[06:14:37] What do you mean?
[06:14:38] It's unbelievable that they erased bradlanders jewish identity
[06:14:42] when
[06:14:44] It's very clearly a very important part of his upbringing his development
[06:14:49] like
[06:14:51] It blows my god damn mind like it is probably more shameless to do this to bradlander than even bernie sanders who is also very jewish
[06:14:59] You know
[06:15:01] Like, it blows my mind.
[06:15:06] It blows my mind that right now, in this day and age, right now in this day and age, like,
[06:15:12] Americans legitimately, or not Americans necessarily, but like, the Zionist blob, largely comprised
[06:15:23] of Christian evangelicals straight up treat you as more Jewish if you are pro-Israel and
[06:15:32] the more pro-Israel you are, the more Jewish you are.
[06:15:37] And if you are critical of Israel, then your status as a Jew is revoked.
[06:15:53] It blows my mind, you know, just all these wars we have going on that are we're supporting
[06:16:07] or directly contributing to.
[06:16:08] Are you talking about Gaza?
[06:16:09] Gaza and Iran.
[06:16:10] Why does it bother you as a as a young person living in New York?
[06:16:14] Because there's young people living there who want to do the same things I wanted you
[06:16:17] here and they can in their dine.
[06:16:20] There's a primary coming up, a democratic primary.
[06:16:24] Do you guys say Jews for racial and economic justice?
[06:16:27] Mndani, for example, didn't go to the parade.
[06:16:30] Brad also did not go to the parade.
[06:16:32] And it's kind of like picking sides.
[06:16:34] And I feel like...
[06:16:45] One of our sort of things that we try to distinguish
[06:16:47] It's like, Israel's a country, right?
[06:16:51] Judaism is a multitudinous, religious, ethnic,
[06:16:57] melting pot experience, right?
[06:16:58] They're not one and the same.
[06:16:59] Jewish pride doesn't equal the Israel Day parade.
[06:17:04] It's clear that political activists here
[06:17:06] feel the need to separate their Jewish identity
[06:17:08] from the Israeli state.
[06:17:10] It's something that's also affecting the ways
[06:17:12] in which people worship.
[06:17:14] When I was growing up, criticism of Israel
[06:17:16] It wasn't really tolerated by most mainstream Jewish institutions.
[06:17:19] As a result, people like myself who took issue with Israel's occupation didn't really have
[06:17:24] a congregation we could belong to.
[06:17:26] However, in recent years that started to change.
[06:17:29] And you now have synagogues like the Kolotka'emu synagogue here in Brooklyn that tolerate
[06:17:34] different views when it comes to Israel.
[06:17:37] So Kolotka'emu is a pretty sizable congregation at this point.
[06:17:40] We are.
[06:17:41] We've grown quite a bit, as folks look for a place where they can wrestle.
[06:17:46] Wrestle with what?
[06:17:48] Wrestle with their Judaism, being able to apply Jewish values, both in terms of political activism here in the U.S.
[06:17:55] and in terms of my congregants' relationship to Israel.
[06:18:01] Chara Levine belongs to this synagogue as well.
[06:18:04] Tonight, congregants have come together for a meal to close out the Sabbath.
[06:18:08] Why did you start coming to Koloch?
[06:18:10] It was important to me to be at a synagogue that shared my values.
[06:18:13] A views on Israel and Palestine and atheism were really important to me,
[06:18:17] but also egalitarian views being clear friendly.
[06:18:22] Judaism in this country just became so melded with Zionism.
[06:18:27] I was like literally chased out of, you know, at least one synagogue.
[06:18:33] I mean, I just really didn't feel welcome in Jewish spaces.
[06:18:36] In Chicago, where I grew up, people who were identifying as anti-Zionists
[06:18:41] or critical of Israel's occupations in half a space,
[06:18:44] it's very nice that you all have this kind of space that you can still come and be Jewish.
[06:18:50] I'm going to be honest with you.
[06:18:55] Things have changed so radically.
[06:19:01] There is no way that the Guardian would allow
[06:19:04] and openly anti-Zionist or like this level of Israel critical Jewish journalist to recognize his own background on
[06:19:14] his own this piece and
[06:19:17] and cast aside objectivity
[06:19:21] It is a mind-boggling to me. I mean, it's incredible. It's awesome. I love it. I'm happy. I'm glad we're here
[06:19:29] This would not have happened even a year ago
[06:19:34] You're not wrong and I think that's the next step, right?
[06:19:56] even this was not like this. This is shocking.
[06:20:05] Okay. This is still shocking.
[06:20:11] Yeah. The next step would be to have a Palestinian and like center their experience
[06:20:18] by having open it like, listen,
[06:20:21] in the media. Anti-Zionist Druze are treated like they're invisible. If you recall, I was
[06:20:36] just talking about how Brad Landurgis treated like he's not Jewish at all. Like it was a
[06:20:42] anti-Semitic act for Brad Landurg to unseat Dan Goldman, who was by the way voted into
[06:20:49] office by Jews, the very Jewish district that Brad is in.
[06:20:53] Brad's Jewish himself is very Jewish too, and like straight up on CNN and all these other
[06:21:01] outlets like they rarely ever talk about that element, and instead, well, this was a
[06:21:13] systematic attack. There's a reason for that. Okay. There's a reason for that. And that reason
[06:21:23] is because Americans, I mean, Americans are very susceptible to powerful messaging like
[06:21:30] is the more they see anti-zine is used the more they go wait a minute this isn't monolithic
[06:21:45] it's very good for cutting through the anti-semitic remarks
[06:21:52] and it also creates powerful allies
[06:22:00] I'm almost done. I'm going to get into the gaming side in a second. Hold on. I'm eating.
[06:22:16] I'm trying to finish my food real quick. Before leaving New York, there was one more
[06:22:20] person I wanted to speak to. Hi.
[06:22:25] This is my doctor, I have to take this.
[06:22:30] You know, there was one like ten years ago in Atlanta.
[06:22:35] No problem, I just...
[06:22:38] How are you doing?
[06:22:40] I took my first trip, what, twenty-three years ago
[06:22:45] and immediately I was coming back and trying to talk to you
[06:22:49] and others about the things that I had seen there,
[06:22:52] were quite shocking to me how Palestinians were living under occupation. What did you
[06:22:57] think when I was bringing you those photographs and those stories from the West Bank?
[06:23:02] I felt you were challenging my basic belief system. That's why we had pretty... you were
[06:23:12] challenging my basic belief system and at that point my likelihood. So they were pretty
[06:23:19] awful fights that we had. If you remember, we finally decided we would have a truce and
[06:23:26] the only way we were able to communicate is not say the word Israel. And I think we did
[06:23:33] that for many years.
[06:23:36] What's changed for you doing that thing?
[06:23:37] Alright, I'm getting in. I'm eight minutes late but I'm getting in to the call right
[06:23:41] now.
[06:23:43] Hello. Hello, everybody. Can you guys hear me? Wait, I don't know where the fucking audio
[06:23:54] is coming from. Hold on. I got to change it. Sorry.
[06:23:57] I was in a feedback.
[06:24:02] Hello. Hello. Hello.
[06:24:05] He's trying to talk to us, but he's muted.
[06:24:07] No, it's not. You're unmuted now.
[06:24:09] No, he's now here.
[06:24:10] I can hear you guys, we still can't hear your brother.
[06:24:17] You can't hear me?
[06:24:19] I'm gonna go.
[06:24:21] David cooked me.
[06:24:22] David, what did you do to his mic?
[06:24:24] David!
[06:24:25] No, no.
[06:24:26] It is David.
[06:24:27] What did you do to my mic?
[06:24:28] It is David.
[06:24:29] No, I got it.
[06:24:30] What are you doing?
[06:24:31] Yeah, of course.
[06:24:32] They can hear me.
[06:24:33] You guys can hear me, right?
[06:24:35] He's gotta get that mic first.
[06:24:37] Wait, what the fuck?
[06:24:39] No, I put it on roadcast approach each other on the stream. I think he's trying to talk
[06:24:46] Yeah, it should work. I don't know why it's not it's not
[06:24:52] Yes
[06:24:59] Wait, oh they're fucking with me. I think hello
[06:25:04] Hello
[06:25:05] No, you guys are
[06:25:07] I guess it's my my room is my my working my mic working
[06:25:13] Why did you make this about you? Well because it was broken
[06:25:20] I didn't realize you could hear me sometimes it feels like you guys aren't even talking to me
[06:25:25] We've been direct we've been addressing you directly
[06:25:29] The next episode of the fear and podcast is and I'm not even kidding when I say this
[06:25:33] 55 minutes of Austin talking uninterrupted. Wait, what? I didn't know you had a problem
[06:25:41] with it until now. Yeah.
[06:25:42] We had to cut out. I don't want to say what we had to cut out.
[06:25:45] It was actually 120 minutes of Austin talking uninterrupted, but we had to really cut out.
[06:25:50] We had to cut out.
[06:25:51] We're Austin on vacation.
[06:25:52] We did cut out like 25% of it.
[06:25:55] There was a part of my vacation that, you know, it was just, we just rambled on and
[06:25:59] on. You know what I mean?
[06:26:00] to do with the like a hotel no hotel well yeah well this is our first ever
[06:26:12] fear and game night and you know well I'd like to add to that by saying that I
[06:26:24] I am also so excited for the Fear Ann game night. And I couldn't be more excited to spend
[06:26:31] so much time with you because it's a precursor to the time that we're all going to spend
[06:26:35] together on stage on tour, right? Tickets are on sale now. We're going to be reminding
[06:26:44] you all broadcast to or not fearann.com. If you are on the west coast of the United
[06:26:49] States, Portland, Oregon, Seattle, Washington, San Francisco, or Los Angeles, tickets are
[06:26:54] available and you can come see us live. Oh, yeah.
[06:26:59] That's right. That's right.
[06:27:01] Five seconds because we might never do it again.
[06:27:04] That's right. Five tickets or we will never do it again. That's right.
[06:27:07] There you go.
[06:27:08] So, that's what we're doing. But I'm so happy to be here. I never go live.
[06:27:13] We know.
[06:27:14] We know.
[06:27:15] We know.
[06:27:16] We know.
[06:27:17] Jesus Christ.
[06:27:18] So anyway, YouTube actually, I uploaded one YouTube video with Jacksepticeye and it got
[06:27:29] great views, which I turns out I could upload anything with Jacksepticeye and it would get
[06:27:33] great views.
[06:27:34] But anyway, I've done enough talking.
[06:27:36] It feels like the other route of us to plan the fear and collab the same time as speed
[06:27:42] and kai's Minecraft thing.
[06:27:44] So I just want to publicly apologize for taking all of their viewers away.
[06:27:49] I'm sorry. No, it's it's crazy.
[06:27:51] It's crazy how how many people are watching us instead of them.
[06:27:54] It's like kind of wild. That's real. That's real.
[06:27:56] Yeah, that's fucked up.
[06:27:57] Is I'm reading a lot of the chat, but I'm live.
[06:28:00] Hasan, do a fucking backflip for once in your goddamn life.
[06:28:04] Would probably I'm I think I just hurt my back.
[06:28:06] You want to win those general elections in Michigan?
[06:28:09] Get backflip an asshole.
[06:28:12] That's true. I'm going to fucking disavow you to
[06:28:15] he's going to pull something in his back.
[06:28:19] Yeah, pull something in that way.
[06:28:20] You want it?
[06:28:21] You want to call it a can of Pringles?
[06:28:24] Do a backflip, you old bitch.
[06:28:26] You tell him.
[06:28:29] I'm just excited.
[06:28:31] I was excited that Austin is finally live streaming.
[06:28:34] I mean, that's pretty good for us.
[06:28:35] But I know I can't wait to capture your raid after you're done.
[06:28:40] Oh, wow.
[06:28:41] this is all if you buy tickets
[06:28:43] i'm just kidding i gotta hook up after this
[06:28:45] austin austin austin decorum
[06:28:48] i'm just kidding it was a joke we don't have to talk about this
[06:28:51] i'm just kidding i'm telling everybody
[06:28:53] christian was that a joke
[06:28:54] no it wasn't a fucking joke though
[06:28:57] this is a very perfect example of the fear and hot gas
[06:29:01] just keep trying to talk
[06:29:02] so buy tickets for the fear and tour
[06:29:04] they're compare everybody speaks over everyone else it's amazing
[06:29:08] love it
[06:29:09] here you go
[06:29:10] We just speak over women, honestly. That's it. That's like nothing else really.
[06:29:14] Mostly Austin that speaks over women if we're being real.
[06:29:16] Correct. Yeah, but I get away with it because I'm gay.
[06:29:24] I think so. I mean, it takes a few, you gotta be extra woke to kind of get around the gay to
[06:29:29] criticize me for, you know what I mean? Like it's another level of woke. I'm, it's, let's be
[06:29:35] Hey, hey, were you doing game one big Walker? Oh, I gotta open up my
[06:29:43] Six players
[06:29:46] Okay, oh
[06:29:48] I don't think we need game to I think we just do big walk
[06:29:54] It's a lot of content yeah, yeah play it right here tricky puzzles
[06:29:58] I don't want anyone to be intimidated, but me, Caroline, and Will have played lots of
[06:30:05] games together.
[06:30:06] Oh, we have played a lot of games.
[06:30:08] I am a constant professional and also a gamer, capital G. So I'm not even fucking worried
[06:30:17] about this shit.
[06:30:19] What are we playing big walk?
[06:30:20] Hello?
[06:30:21] Like, I guess you could say that we're students of the game and that reminds me
[06:30:25] that student tickets are discounted, $35 all-in tickets for students. Use code student. Need
[06:30:32] a valence student ID runs through the day of the show. Oh, yes. Oh, nice plug. That's
[06:30:39] right. All right, everybody. Do we have the big walk downloaded, everybody? Yes, we do.
[06:30:43] This game is really excellent. I heard great things. I made it. From so many people,
[06:30:47] I'm excited to play with you all. And just because we are playing today doesn't
[06:30:50] mean this has to be the only day we play. Yeah, I love hanging out with you guys.
[06:30:55] That's so you didn't say that convincingly at all. That's crazy because you know how I have tonal issues
[06:31:02] That's crazy. It feels like you know, that's my voice. I can't believe you would tell her that's crazy
[06:31:08] I can have a woman a woman crazy. That's fucking sweet. It's fucked up
[06:31:15] Yeah, that's true. Go ahead and kill yourself. Oh my god
[06:31:19] I
[06:31:22] Think you guys are forgetting that this is this is not the fear and podcast we are doing this on my stream as well
[06:31:28] Which which is probably being watched currently by
[06:31:41] I don't know him
[06:31:49] Will I will host the game? I'm downloading the the ticker thing right now. I don't know why my voice is changed
[06:31:58] What the fuck this sounds like I ate helium
[06:32:01] All right, I'm giving you a code
[06:32:04] Can you guys do you hear it?
[06:32:06] Dude, you guys hear how different my voice is right now. I think
[06:32:12] Who the fuck made this game?
[06:32:14] Yeah, I think I just want your puberty awesome awesome awesome breathe because like I don't need to be blasted with a fucking bunch of
[06:32:22] Volume when I open up a goddamn game. Oh my god. You're a little man. You're literally an old man
[06:32:28] You're an old man. Oh my god
[06:32:30] Being raised at yes, it's pissing me off like I can't hear myself fucking think what I open this game
[06:32:38] game. You're an old man. You're actually an old man.
[06:32:42] The producers of this game are lovely people that we've interacted with before and we're
[06:32:47] really happy to play. Well, I'm excited to play the game, but
[06:32:50] turn down the volume next time, please. You're unironically doing Old Man Yells It Loud
[06:32:56] Noises that was he was startled by. Wow.
[06:33:00] All right, so the game we're playing is Mega Chameleon, right?
[06:33:03] No! No!
[06:33:05] No, no!
[06:33:09] Okay, I'm waiting for it to turn on.
[06:33:12] Microphone device system default. Microphone activity, we should... Do we do the...
[06:33:18] I launched the things messed up.
[06:33:20] Yeah, approximately just reporting for the security.
[06:33:22] I got it. I'm joining.
[06:33:24] One second, I gotta restart my statement so the...
[06:33:26] Oh, there it is. Okay.
[06:33:28] Okay, so we're gonna join.
[06:33:30] No voice calls, no talking face to face, no looking at other player's screens. Thanks.
[06:33:35] Big Walk is a game about talking to your friends. Please take a moment to check out.
[06:33:37] If your microphone's working, headphones are recommended. Once you begin Big Walk, it should be the only way to communicate.
[06:33:41] What's the Big Walk about? Is this the...
[06:33:43] It's about communism, the song.
[06:33:46] Is this the scary game? Or, uh, no, the scary movie?
[06:33:49] It's a public game.
[06:33:50] It's a game about communicating with your friends.
[06:33:52] It's a public game.
[06:33:53] Well, well...
[06:33:55] Well, I think I leaked the code. I think you needed it.
[06:33:58] There's no, no you couldn't have, you couldn't have.
[06:34:02] I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.
[06:34:05] Alright, make it a new lobby.
[06:34:07] I'm sorry, I'm just making a new lobby.
[06:34:09] I forgot, I forgot, I forgot I was streaming.
[06:34:12] He read it out loud, he read it out loud.
[06:34:14] I'm so sorry.
[06:34:15] Yes he did.
[06:34:16] I'm so sorry, it's, it's, you know what?
[06:34:19] If I wasn't doing this, I wouldn't be me.
[06:34:21] You know what I mean?
[06:34:22] At the end of the day.
[06:34:24] That's beautiful Austin.
[06:34:26] You know, people can change.
[06:34:28] Sometimes they should you can't teach an old dog new tricks. I'm sorry. Well, I
[06:34:35] Cannot believe you pass this up. I didn't type the password in
[06:34:42] Okay, that's the password and I'm giving you guys the joint code right now
[06:34:52] Hold on hold on I'm putting the overlay real quick. Sorry. I love you
[06:34:58] I'm in the lobby now.
[06:35:02] Why is the overly background black?
[06:35:04] They're doing good. They're doing good. They're good.
[06:35:07] Okay.
[06:35:08] In my defense, I did just get off of an airplane. I'm a little tired. Okay.
[06:35:19] Okay.
[06:35:21] Okay.
[06:35:22] Austin posted the password in HaasGourd?
[06:35:25] No, I didn't.
[06:35:26] No, that's crazy. That's lies.
[06:35:28] No, that's a lie.
[06:35:30] Wait, what's the first one?
[06:35:32] The first one is the name and the second one is... right?
[06:35:34] The first one is the password, the second one is the lobby code.
[06:35:37] I typed in the password. Kitty, are you getting...
[06:35:40] Couldn't connect?
[06:35:42] No, I think I'm just a little slow.
[06:35:45] I'm typing in that first sentence.
[06:35:50] I can't join via the code that you put.
[06:35:53] It's not...
[06:35:55] the second one is the lobby code the first one is the passivity
[06:36:00] okay so I oh hello I joined the I joined via code and then I'm typing the
[06:36:07] password in and it is not working okay someone okay we have two people in the
[06:36:14] game already so it appears to be I'm here I think I'm here yeah it says it
[06:36:20] It says couldn't connect for me either, uh...
[06:36:22] Remember, the second thing to know unburnt, that's the B-Cope.
[06:36:28] Not that I understand that.
[06:36:30] The first one...
[06:36:31] I'm putting in...
[06:36:32] Let's see, I copy-pasted the passcode, and it works.
[06:36:35] If you copy-pasted it works, I think.
[06:36:37] Well, I copied and pasted it too, but it's not working.
[06:36:40] Well, I'm in, so, uh, get your fucking messes.
[06:36:43] We now have five people in the game.
[06:36:44] I'm almost there.
[06:36:45] Oh!
[06:36:46] I'm in!
[06:36:47] Mutant Discord.
[06:36:48] Wait, hold on, before we start, before we start.
[06:36:51] I'm not gonna use this word till everybody's in.
[06:36:53] Is everybody in?
[06:36:54] Before we start, what are some general specs I should change?
[06:36:58] Like, motion reduction overlay off on, you know, crosshair.
[06:37:03] This is not an FPS game.
[06:37:05] It's kind of just a vibes base.
[06:37:06] So whatever makes you feel comfortable,
[06:37:08] maybe you turned out on your mouse sensitivity,
[06:37:10] so you're not looking around as much.
[06:37:11] Yeah, the mouse is crazy.
[06:37:12] But this is not an FPS.
[06:37:14] We're just walking.
[06:37:15] We're just having a good time as friends.
[06:37:18] Do we talk in the game?
[06:37:19] Yes, we talk in the game, but I'm just making sure everybody gets in the lobby first.
[06:37:23] Is everybody in the lobby?
[06:37:24] I'm in the lobby.
[06:37:25] I'm in the lobby.
[06:37:26] Is this a scary game?
[06:37:27] Are we missing anybody?
[06:37:28] Nope.
[06:37:29] It's a vibe.
[06:37:30] It is a cozy game.
[06:37:31] I cannot trust this enough.
[06:37:32] It is cozy.
[06:37:33] This is a horrible game.
[06:37:34] Let's get these bozos out and drink sandwich.
[06:37:36] Everybody in Discord.
[06:37:37] Everybody in Discord.
[06:37:38] We are in games.
[06:37:39] Let's just run the yarn.
[06:37:40] Yeah.
[06:37:41] Move aside, Ferrand.
[06:37:42] I'm scared.
[06:37:43] Okay.
[06:37:44] Oh my God.
[06:37:45] Okay, I'm muting.
[06:37:46] I'm muting.
[06:37:47] I'm going into the game as well.
[06:38:01] Where's your headphones on?
[06:38:02] Wait, how do I talk to people in the game chat?
[06:38:10] How do I talk to them?
[06:38:12] You're doing it already!
[06:38:14] Oh, there's no push to talk?
[06:38:17] No!
[06:38:19] I think you can say it to push to talk in settings.
[06:38:22] No, I don't want to say it to push to talk.
[06:38:24] Um, what I will say however is that the audio is low,
[06:38:28] even when it's cranked out at 100 for some reason.
[06:38:31] Okay, so these are all the cranks.
[06:38:33] Okay, so here's guys, just so you know,
[06:38:35] here are all the different actions you can do.
[06:38:37] If you want to come look at the wall.
[06:38:38] I can't look at it because I'm being carried.
[06:38:40] Oh, okay, here.
[06:38:41] You can sprint.
[06:38:42] We have with your shift jump you can use spacebar to jump
[06:38:48] Control the crowd really such a coach and then see
[06:38:54] Hey, I have a question
[06:38:56] How do I pick shit up because I saw someone pick me up question. Let's go over to the tutorial area and pick something up
[06:39:04] Okay, thanks
[06:39:06] playing games with this one.
[06:39:09] Here we go.
[06:39:10] You guys see this?
[06:39:11] I'm doing, I'm squatting.
[06:39:14] Are you impressed with my ability to be able to squat
[06:39:17] and also, okay.
[06:39:19] That's damn fine squatting, son.
[06:39:21] Hey, everybody, that's amazing.
[06:39:25] There's light balls.
[06:39:26] This is already hot.
[06:39:27] There's light balls.
[06:39:28] You can throw them.
[06:39:29] This is already a few.
[06:39:30] Wait, that was not.
[06:39:31] Who was that?
[06:39:32] That Christian.
[06:39:33] Shin.
[06:39:33] Of course.
[06:39:36] Okay.
[06:39:36] Get a feel for the game.
[06:39:38] Woo!
[06:39:39] There's also, the hand symbols are also important for communication.
[06:39:43] Yeah, hand symbols.
[06:39:45] Okay.
[06:39:46] Okay.
[06:39:47] This is point.
[06:39:49] Just Q.
[06:39:54] Q.
[06:39:55] Point.
[06:39:56] Q.
[06:39:58] Q point.
[06:40:02] Oh lord!
[06:40:04] Don't worry, we got you. We got this.
[06:40:08] Q.
[06:40:12] Q and point is thumbs up.
[06:40:16] Can you turn up their volume? I can't. I literally can't. This is maxed out.
[06:40:20] I don't know why Austin was talking, complaining about how loud
[06:40:24] Austin was complaining about how loud the game is. I am
[06:40:30] loud awesome is complaining about how loud the game is I am for the first time
[06:40:35] ever complaining about how quiet the game is oh wait hold on I can do it here
[06:40:45] hi hi chat you you chat you I'm waving you you're my age the fuck are you
[06:40:59] talking about you're literally my age
[06:41:01] let's all be let's all be
[06:41:03] I'm sorry I'm sorry
[06:41:05] I'm sorry
[06:41:07] I'm sorry
[06:41:09] alright everybody let's round up
[06:41:11] and head out
[06:41:13] alright this way
[06:41:15] Austin hasn't said anything since we started
[06:41:17] which makes me nervous
[06:41:19] Austin are you here?
[06:41:21] he's talking can you guys hear him?
[06:41:23] he's now
[06:41:25] wait Austin hit
[06:41:27] I
[06:41:30] Can you get names over their heads no I can't I don't know how to do that is it in the settings
[06:41:35] No, it's a communication game
[06:41:37] We're not supposed to rely on
[06:41:40] GPT or technology
[06:41:45] GPT's
[06:41:57] Wait, QD, are you this one that's got the red...
[06:42:00] I don't know what color I am.
[06:42:04] Okay, this is already scary. This is a little too...
[06:42:08] There's... it's dark.
[06:42:10] Oh, you did. Oh, where'd it go?
[06:42:13] Oh, no, I dropped it! No!
[06:42:15] Is that you?
[06:42:17] Oh, God. Okay.
[06:42:18] I got it.
[06:42:19] Oh, I got the light. I got the light. I got the light. I got a light for us.
[06:42:23] Is that you, Nassad?
[06:42:25] Yeah, wait, where who are you? Is that
[06:42:28] Put your hand up if you're here at podcast put your hand up Austin if you're no
[06:42:32] That's not but yeah, there you go. Okay. Good job. I'm holding white
[06:42:36] All right
[06:42:38] Okay, so here's the question they I feel Austin. I'm gonna be honest with you. I feel like they're lying
[06:42:44] Why lying lying when they say that it's not scary when they say that because it's like dark
[06:42:52] You know what I'll be honest with you
[06:42:55] I feel like he did say it was a cozy game.
[06:42:58] Very clearly.
[06:42:59] I'm going to go push that button.
[06:43:02] Whoa.
[06:43:03] What is that view?
[06:43:04] Whoa.
[06:43:05] Shit.
[06:43:06] Fireworks.
[06:43:07] Wait.
[06:43:08] Is it?
[06:43:09] Wow.
[06:43:10] A flare.
[06:43:11] Wait, maybe a flare?
[06:43:12] Can I press it a lot?
[06:43:15] Yeah, do it again.
[06:43:16] No, OK.
[06:43:17] I love friends' lob.
[06:43:20] Well, I think this is actually just a very well-made game, but isn't it called French law
[06:43:34] Hello, what are you guys?
[06:43:40] Yeah, do you like this give me a red head please
[06:43:46] Sorry, I made you French
[06:43:49] Do you like that?
[06:43:51] Yeah, I do.
[06:43:52] I want to be...
[06:43:53] Can I be...
[06:43:54] Do you see the top three color, the blue, the red and the yellow?
[06:43:56] I want to be blue.
[06:43:57] Yeah.
[06:43:58] Okay, which one's the bottom?
[06:43:59] Uh...
[06:44:00] Chris, do you want the bottom?
[06:44:02] Wait, how do you select your colors?
[06:44:04] Hmm.
[06:44:05] Wait, how do I...
[06:44:06] Point at it.
[06:44:07] Point at it and click.
[06:44:08] Okay.
[06:44:09] Just normal...
[06:44:10] Yep, normal click.
[06:44:11] Oh, look at this chat.
[06:44:12] Look, look.
[06:44:13] Okay.
[06:44:14] Oh, I'm Christmas colored.
[06:44:15] So, okay, we have to paint each other.
[06:44:17] Because it's a collaboration game.
[06:44:18] I'm finding my colors.
[06:44:23] I want all pink.
[06:44:25] Over here.
[06:44:28] No!
[06:44:30] Oh no.
[06:44:32] It's me.
[06:44:33] Yeah, yeah.
[06:44:34] I might like pink.
[06:44:35] Okay.
[06:44:36] Oh, I love you.
[06:44:37] They turned the light back on please.
[06:44:39] Okay, and then which last pink?
[06:44:41] Austin, you were...
[06:44:42] All the pink.
[06:44:43] I want all the pink.
[06:44:44] Quick, turn in the light off.
[06:44:45] Thank you.
[06:44:46] Who's doing it? Who's doing that?
[06:44:48] All my pink. All my pink.
[06:44:49] Quit that, please.
[06:44:50] Oh, you don't have my pink.
[06:44:51] Who's doing that?
[06:44:52] Not me.
[06:44:53] Quit turning the light off.
[06:44:54] Why isn't it letting me...
[06:44:55] Oh, wait.
[06:44:56] Oh, my God.
[06:44:57] What are you doing?
[06:44:58] There you go.
[06:44:59] You like that?
[06:45:00] Thank you, guys.
[06:45:01] That's good.
[06:45:02] That's perfect.
[06:45:03] Are you cute?
[06:45:04] This is crazy.
[06:45:05] Shoot!
[06:45:06] I'll look.
[06:45:07] He's pink.
[06:45:08] All right, Hassan.
[06:45:09] What do you want?
[06:45:10] Get a look at me, guys.
[06:45:11] I'm happy with being...
[06:45:12] You can look me naked.
[06:45:13] Oh, you want to do one color, like unicolor?
[06:45:15] All right, give me orange this one this orange
[06:45:21] Where do you want it all over up and down? Yeah, put it in my head put it in my pussy. Yeah, really really get
[06:45:31] I'm
[06:45:35] Yeah
[06:45:45] Oh, he's got the twink thing!
[06:45:47] Yeah!
[06:45:49] It is confusing because we don't know who is...
[06:45:51] I'm going to try to catch this.
[06:45:53] We don't know who is who.
[06:45:55] I put the pink in twink.
[06:45:57] Damn it.
[06:46:03] See, Orville knows me because I'm the candy can.
[06:46:05] Okay, okay, watch this, watch this, watch this, watch this.
[06:46:07] Alright, look at the skills, look at the skills chat.
[06:46:11] Aw, shit. Almost, almost, almost, almost, almost.
[06:46:13] Almost almost almost almost
[06:46:19] Fuck I got it once I got it once I got it once
[06:46:27] I
[06:46:29] Got the makings of a varsity athlete for sure
[06:46:34] Sure
[06:46:43] need to get the whole team and go this way.
[06:46:46] Okay, hey everybody!
[06:46:52] She just called me Dan, sir.
[06:46:54] Where are we going?
[06:46:56] Follow me.
[06:46:58] Following Will.
[06:47:00] Where's Will? Will, where are you?
[06:47:02] You went the wrong way.
[06:47:04] Ew, are you a pumpkin?
[06:47:06] Follow them.
[06:47:08] Why you?
[06:47:10] Why you? I thought you liked Halloween.
[06:47:12] Ew, are you trying to be a punk because I like Halloween?
[06:47:15] Maybe.
[06:47:16] Ew.
[06:47:17] This is Halloween.
[06:47:19] This is Halloween.
[06:47:21] Ugh.
[06:47:24] Don't even act like you hate it.
[06:47:26] The very fact that I am in a jovial Halloween mood is already making you happier.
[06:47:32] You just have to put on a show for your watchers.
[06:47:36] I'm just not used to like, I'm just not used to this, you know?
[06:47:40] I usually go on trips with you guys.
[06:47:42] need to come up with a solution to get that down. You see the like red thing up
[06:47:45] there? Yes. We need to get that. Here, throw me up. Throw me up. Pick me up. Wait, why
[06:47:52] do I have an infrared camera? This is like a pervy infrared camera. I found an
[06:47:57] infrared camera. It's an item. It shows you where items are. We need to get that
[06:48:02] red thing. I see a button right there. Yeah, see that button? Let me climb. I think maybe
[06:48:10] if I just kick this no throw it throw it throw it now now hear me out wait how
[06:48:15] did you take it pick up us on sure and I can pick you up and someone can pick me
[06:48:22] up how do I do that grab my butt grab my butt how do I okay okay okay I'm on
[06:48:32] the base almost one more I need one more I need one more we need a person
[06:48:38] Cutie where's Caroline
[06:48:41] We need both of my hands in the air
[06:48:44] Oh, gosh
[06:48:46] I'm so high. I'm so high. I'm scared
[06:48:49] We believe in you. No cutie. I mean it you can do it
[06:48:57] I'll pick you up
[06:49:00] I don't know where I am. Whoa. Wait. Hold on. Now. I'm too high looking at. Oh, wait. Hold on
[06:49:05] I got it
[06:49:16] Some people call them babies you can call it whatever you want to call it we need a bunch of those
[06:49:22] Baby, I'm always calling them dick and balls. Where is Caroline Cork?
[06:49:27] This is very this is very important. We cannot lose this. It's so incredibly important. Okay. Where are you going?
[06:49:35] Where are you running?
[06:49:37] You just gotta take it off.
[06:49:39] I don't know. I just wanna...
[06:49:41] You son of a bitch.
[06:49:43] No! No!
[06:49:45] No!
[06:49:47] I'm be hopping.
[06:49:49] I'm be hopping.
[06:49:51] I'm be hopping. I'm be hopping.
[06:49:53] Check this out. Check this out.
[06:49:55] Give it to me. Give it to me.
[06:49:57] No! No!
[06:49:59] No!
[06:50:01] No! I was gonna show you my skills!
[06:50:03] you my skills get fucked oh okay okay so the item needs to go way over by the
[06:50:11] beach okay okay where's the beach
[06:50:15] oh what the hell that's me haha oh I thought you were awesome I'm so sorry what
[06:50:22] the hell haha my bad my bad I know he has a pink head
[06:50:26] get away from me
[06:50:31] get away from me
[06:50:33] I'm coming to get you
[06:50:36] you can't get me
[06:50:39] I'm coming to get you
[06:50:42] I'm going to the beach
[06:50:44] I'm going to the beach that makes you old
[06:50:47] you think I'm afraid of getting old?
[06:50:50] no I'm going to the beach that
[06:50:52] no it's just a stupid meme
[06:50:54] You don't know anything. You don't know anything Austin
[06:50:58] What do you mean? Ah
[06:51:00] I can't even hear you anymore. It's been a while since I've been laughing you
[06:51:06] All right, I'm throwing this in the water
[06:51:10] Hey everybody on a song stream we the fear had podcast is going on tour tour dot. They can't hear you. You're too far away
[06:51:17] I'm too fast
[06:51:18] Wait, why are you white?
[06:51:20] I'm too fast
[06:51:24] I'll throw it. I'll throw it in the ocean.
[06:51:28] I'll throw it in the ocean, I swear.
[06:51:32] Look at this. You see this?
[06:51:36] I'm holding it above my head.
[06:51:40] Don't do it. No, Hassan, please. Please, please, please.
[06:51:44] Get away from me. I'll throw it!
[06:51:48] I'll throw it! I'll fucking throw it!
[06:51:52] I'm gonna get him. I'm gonna get him.
[06:51:54] I'm gonna get him. Do it.
[06:51:55] No!
[06:51:56] I'm running up the stairs.
[06:51:58] Oh, God.
[06:51:58] Get him. Get him. Get him.
[06:51:59] Come here.
[06:51:59] Oh!
[06:52:00] No!
[06:52:01] I got it. I got it.
[06:52:03] I got it.
[06:52:05] I'm not gonna get him.
[06:52:06] Oh.
[06:52:07] I'm gonna get this guy.
[06:52:08] I'm trying to think maybe someone more can get this key.
[06:52:12] See this key? I want this key.
[06:52:13] Let's put the baby in there.
[06:52:14] Okay, we want that key.
[06:52:16] In here.
[06:52:17] Where do I put it?
[06:52:19] Do we all push it at the same time?
[06:52:21] Yeah, that's what we do.
[06:52:22] Oh, and I'm pushing you.
[06:52:24] Ew.
[06:52:25] Whoa!
[06:52:26] I can't get the key yet.
[06:52:27] I wonder what we need to do.
[06:52:28] We need more.
[06:52:29] It seems like we need three more.
[06:52:31] Are you making more of these?
[06:52:32] Okay, is this a game for babies?
[06:52:34] Can we be honest?
[06:52:35] Is this a game made for babies?
[06:52:36] Oh, what do you have against babies?
[06:52:39] Oh, they gave.
[06:52:40] Fuck at times.
[06:52:41] I need to fucking say it.
[06:52:43] Now let's be cozy and get the other fucking babies.
[06:52:47] Now walk.
[06:52:48] Where do you get the babies?
[06:52:50] That way.
[06:52:51] Hey, who are you?
[06:52:53] Hey, hey, uh, hey, I have a question.
[06:52:57] I have a question, I have a question, I'm raising my hand, I have a question.
[06:53:01] Is this a game for babies?
[06:53:04] I genuinely don't know which one here is.
[06:53:08] You want a jump scare?
[06:53:10] I'll give you a horror game.
[06:53:12] No! No, get away!
[06:53:15] Get away!
[06:53:17] This way.
[06:53:19] Wait, Christian, just... Christian, you have other friends?
[06:53:23] Alright, let's go.
[06:53:25] Ah, yeah.
[06:53:26] What the fuck?
[06:53:28] That's not cool, Christian.
[06:53:29] Did you ever play Untitled Goose Game?
[06:53:31] I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
[06:53:31] Yeah.
[06:53:33] This is one of the best producers I've ever played.
[06:53:36] Oh, that's sick.
[06:53:37] Well, that one got scary sometimes.
[06:53:39] I know, you kind of said that with a little bit of shot.
[06:53:41] Untitled Goose Game?
[06:53:42] I'm just with anger. No one would have liked my tone.
[06:53:44] Are you implying that I'm on Michael QT?
[06:53:45] Well, is that you?
[06:53:46] I have two issues.
[06:53:47] I
[06:53:52] Feels like we're playing
[06:53:54] Yeah, he's done it!
[06:53:56] Are you the green one?
[06:53:57] Are there any guns in this game?
[06:53:59] Oh, fuck!
[06:54:00] You kinda look green!
[06:54:02] It's a past this game, Caroline.
[06:54:05] Is Austin colorblind?
[06:54:06] It's the American flag.
[06:54:07] No, it's not.
[06:54:08] Wow, I've been in this place for my Patriot.
[06:54:11] Wow!
[06:54:12] I'm a Patriot.
[06:54:16] I think Caroline deserves to have a gun. Me too.
[06:54:24] Yeah, I'm enjoying myself, I'm stimming, I'm stimming, I'm stimming.
[06:54:50] What the fuck?
[06:54:55] We can only hear you at the window.
[06:55:00] Hey guys, hey Hassan, you want to talk on this phone?
[06:55:04] Put me down!
[06:55:05] What?
[06:55:06] Hello?
[06:55:07] You can only hear me at the window.
[06:55:09] Okay.
[06:55:10] This is a triangle.
[06:55:11] Okay, I'm going to give you the symbols.
[06:55:13] Okay, I have a six.
[06:55:14] I have a six in my hand.
[06:55:16] The first symbol is a Y.
[06:55:19] Let's come here six seven
[06:55:21] Give me a hug
[06:55:23] The first symbols of why what's the next one in the earth you why I?
[06:55:32] Have a stick there's no wise
[06:55:37] Oh got the swirl oh
[06:55:41] I think I found the girth II why this guy's so fucking dyslexic
[06:55:45] all right yeah that's crazy how do you want this are there monsters at night
[06:55:52] yeah all right what's the third game why
[06:55:57] why you can't like get awesome I'm not trying to stop you that's the last
[06:56:06] What's the third symbol? What's the third symbol?
[06:56:15] Triangle! Triangle!
[06:56:17] Now what's the second symbol then?
[06:56:20] The Uzumaki Swirl!
[06:56:21] No!
[06:56:22] Wait, what? The Uzumaki Swirl?
[06:56:27] Oh, it's starting over for you!
[06:56:30] Oh, no!
[06:56:31] there we go that's what he told us
[06:56:52] what's it is a Maki swirl I got it I got it but the other ones are six let's
[06:56:57] try it again it looks like it's
[06:57:01] for a while it's thin it kind of just looks like a scribble of a
[06:57:05] wait will it says opening the door restarts the puzzle
[06:57:08] yep that's right so don't open the door okay so we're what's the what's the
[06:57:12] lineup now say it again i'm i'm yeah i'm working on it
[06:57:17] i'm i think i'm working on the middle symbol is a six
[06:57:21] the middle symbol is a six they're so close
[06:57:26] Okay, okay, I switched the middle symbol
[06:57:37] Okay
[06:57:40] Okay, what about what about the other ones?
[06:57:44] It's an E a lowercase e
[06:57:49] The first symbol is lowercase e it's on the thing already last one you have up there I
[06:57:55] I can see it. It's that one right there. Yeah, the first one. Someone take out the first one. We do it
[06:58:03] Yeah, I'll do it. Okay. Got it. The first one. All right. What's the six symbol?
[06:58:08] The swirl
[06:58:14] There
[06:58:17] Come on baby
[06:58:25] is baby baby baby baby baby baby baby I want to baby your chat so many familiar
[06:58:38] chat is telling me to release the fc files and I don't have the people are
[06:58:45] saying that. Wait am I going the wrong way? Wait where are we going? Why aren't we going
[06:59:00] of the ocean wait did I lose it did you take it for me oh no you didn't that's the
[06:59:22] I'm gonna leave this baby right next to this baby
[06:59:47] I
[06:59:54] Need more we need more lights
[06:59:59] I already pressed it we need more lights
[07:00:03] There's I wonder if there's another one
[07:00:09] I pressed it, it's yellow
[07:00:11] That's mine. Pressure is care-wise.
[07:00:13] Okay. Mine's yellow now.
[07:00:16] Well, mine's red.
[07:00:18] Well, we got a pressure on the right order.
[07:00:21] Yep.
[07:00:22] Are there four of them?
[07:00:24] Yeah.
[07:00:25] Okay, we got a person in the right order.
[07:00:28] Okay, you press yellow, sweetie.
[07:00:30] I'm on it. Mine's yellow.
[07:00:32] Okay, that was a yellow.
[07:00:33] Mine is yellow!
[07:00:35] Yeah, I think it'll go green if it's in the right order.
[07:00:38] I
[07:00:42] Can't hear shit, bro
[07:00:58] All right, which was the first one
[07:01:08] I pressed it. It's yellow
[07:01:22] What okay, everyone on the count of three what wait a song about your switch
[07:01:31] Mine is red mine is red mine is red my button is red right now. No, no wait go back to your song
[07:01:36] It should reset. Oh it reset it reset. I'm reset. Okay. Three, two, one.
[07:01:47] Hey, what do I do with this baby in my hand? Keep holding it. I'll take it off your hands.
[07:02:00] No, let go of me. Let go of me.
[07:02:05] I think you should carry this baby.
[07:02:08] Oh no, it's flying!
[07:02:10] I got it.
[07:02:11] Where'd it go?
[07:02:12] Wait, what's falling?
[07:02:15] I looked so cute on the ocean, right?
[07:02:19] I'll start this once I get rid of that baby.
[07:02:21] Where's the baby?
[07:02:22] Oh, what the fuck?
[07:02:24] I just fell.
[07:02:26] Oh my god, I didn't realize you could fall on your ass!
[07:02:32] Austin! Austin! Austin! Austin! Austin! Austin! Austin! Austin! Austin! Austin!
[07:02:44] Hold on. Austin, listen to me, listen to me, don't worry, don't worry, I'm not going to do anything. Listen, listen, listen, listen.
[07:02:50] This is what you're supposed to do!
[07:02:52] You need to defeat us!
[07:02:54] I love abortion!
[07:02:56] No, I...
[07:02:59] I'm a Democrat!
[07:03:01] I personally believe that life begins at conception.
[07:03:08] Yeah.
[07:03:09] I voted for Gallowayers!
[07:03:16] Get in there!
[07:03:18] Oh my god
[07:03:20] Alright one more time, one more time
[07:03:26] Boom
[07:03:32] I feel like you guys have played this game already so you know where the fucking babies are
[07:03:36] I'm right here
[07:03:39] I didn't know what we were doing, now I know and I'm having fun
[07:03:42] Right? It's cozy
[07:03:44] It's cozy, it's fun
[07:03:46] At the beginning I was like, you know, I go this way the hell's going on
[07:03:50] There's no way
[07:03:53] I can't even get up
[07:03:56] Move asshole
[07:04:11] We will come back and look for you I doubt it
[07:04:16] Because this is a huge map.
[07:04:18] It's a big map.
[07:04:20] A little hectic.
[07:04:22] Austin, say angry uncle that grumbles through the whole thing and then goes,
[07:04:26] That was fun.
[07:04:28] Whoa, telescope.
[07:04:30] We've actually been here before.
[07:04:32] Oh my god. I see it. I see it.
[07:04:34] I see it. You turned it on.
[07:04:36] The baby is in a box.
[07:04:38] Is that supposed to go?
[07:04:40] Guys, guys, guys, listen, listen.
[07:04:42] It's that red thing.
[07:04:44] up there when you push the way are you pushing it right now hold on let me see
[07:04:51] it's open yeah open someone to go get the buttons walley causes oh okay where's
[07:05:07] Where is Kitty?
[07:05:09] Where is she?
[07:05:11] I do think that the body system is a good idea.
[07:05:13] Okay, I'll stay right here.
[07:05:15] Kitty's in a tree.
[07:05:17] Where are we?
[07:05:19] We can just kind of wait.
[07:05:21] It's an odd number of people.
[07:05:25] Oh, he left alone.
[07:05:27] How do I sit?
[07:05:29] How do I sit?
[07:05:31] Z.
[07:05:33] Why didn't you pay attention at the tutorial level?
[07:05:35] I didn't even do the tutorial.
[07:05:37] Oh, you think you were above it, huh?
[07:05:41] Yeah, I did, actually.
[07:05:43] Look at me, I know how to sit.
[07:05:45] Look at that, boom.
[07:05:47] Nice weather, Robin.
[07:05:49] What the hell? Why'd you take-
[07:05:51] Stop taking it away.
[07:05:53] Wait, Will is sleeping? How is he sleeping?
[07:05:57] Will.
[07:05:59] When you tab out, you do that.
[07:06:01] Wait, can I uh...
[07:06:03] Oh
[07:06:08] Yeah
[07:06:12] Austin I'm being here used to do what's the thing we used to do in the video games
[07:06:16] Or we would just like put our balls in people's mouth when we killed them teabagging teabag. Yeah, bro. You're so funny
[07:06:23] yours is so
[07:06:26] What is so crazy
[07:06:28] I'm not trying to that wasn't a joke. It was a question. It's just like you you don't know anything
[07:06:33] You're such a fucking boomer that you forgot what tea bagging is
[07:06:39] Hey was um with sack tap was that our generation? I
[07:06:45] Don't know yes
[07:06:48] Christian did y'all sacked?
[07:06:50] oh we haven't been no we forgot they're there they're there they're there
[07:07:13] They're just getting there. They're just getting there
[07:07:41] Okay
[07:07:43] what happens if i jump down
[07:07:45] OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
[07:07:47] OHHHHHHHHH
[07:07:48] OHHH
[07:07:49] my butt
[07:07:50] oh
[07:07:54] hello
[07:07:56] you guys were so long in the bush
[07:07:58] why it
[07:07:59] because i was fucking stupid
[07:08:01] and without me there they were fucking you
[07:08:03] you are so dumb
[07:08:04] no you are not
[07:08:05] i was pushing the button
[07:08:06] i was pushing the button
[07:08:07] they just kept picking me up
[07:08:08] and trying to throw me off the ledge
[07:08:09] i started walking back to push the button
[07:08:11] Ripped it out of my hands after they would not press the button. That's insane. That's Austin. He's not a team player.
[07:08:21] I want to put it in the key spot. Okay. I want to put it in the key spot.
[07:08:29] Really hate how this water looks.
[07:08:38] Hello everybody. I don't know if I'm a see-through kid.
[07:08:41] I
[07:08:56] Know no, you can't pass me
[07:08:59] You can't get past me open
[07:09:03] Open it. I should go. No. I'm trying
[07:09:11] Oh my god!
[07:09:13] Okay!
[07:09:15] Rhymes!
[07:09:17] We did it!
[07:09:19] Here, put the key right here, right? Is this it?
[07:09:21] It's not like cavemen.
[07:09:23] What do I do?
[07:09:25] Right here, right here.
[07:09:27] Come here, it's right here.
[07:09:29] You're on the bridge, let's go!
[07:09:31] Wait guys, I have the key.
[07:09:33] Put it right here.
[07:09:35] I'm gonna eat popcorn.
[07:09:37] It's gonna be awesome.
[07:09:39] to go across the bridge
[07:09:45] That is an insults caveman, that's true
[07:09:50] Caroline who has a key?
[07:09:52] Austin
[07:09:53] Wait, it won't go in
[07:09:55] It won't go in
[07:09:57] Wait, I think it might be the wrong shape
[07:09:59] Are you kissing me with your uh
[07:10:01] Oh no
[07:10:03] Okay, we guys are on the first try
[07:10:05] I'm throwing this key outside
[07:10:07] Fuck this key
[07:10:09] No no no no!
[07:10:11] What?
[07:10:13] It's not one of the key.
[07:10:19] I'm stuck.
[07:10:22] Alright.
[07:10:23] We have to go up the key, Greg.
[07:10:24] I want to take it.
[07:10:25] Yeah, I think there's...
[07:10:26] I saw something that looked like a key slot over here.
[07:10:28] Guys, I've been saying this right fucking here!
[07:10:33] Huh.
[07:10:34] Let's try it.
[07:10:35] Go on Austin, you can do it.
[07:10:37] Haha! Fuck you! Fuck you! Fuck you!
[07:10:43] Look, look, look, look, look! It's coming!
[07:10:47] Oh, it's like Home Depot.
[07:10:50] It's only cutting a little bit of it though.
[07:10:53] Hmm, it's probably not enough. We need more of this, right?
[07:10:57] Austin, get back here, come on!
[07:10:59] There might be other key cutters.
[07:11:01] Oh my god, I wonder if this is running in the direction of other key cutters.
[07:11:05] Oh good good observation. That's on here. You're actually working on it simple
[07:11:11] But Austin is right up on the bridge right fucking now. Yeah, I know he's trying to tell him to put the key hole in here first
[07:11:20] But he didn't listen
[07:11:21] This is not a game for babies. This is a game for
[07:11:25] slower than usual babies and Austin is still so they were correct. We have to cut it more
[07:11:31] No, not here dummy. Come on. Let's go
[07:11:35] you talk a lot of shit for somebody that doesn't know what they're doing I've
[07:11:42] been right that's far puzzle he did solve it well right here put it right
[07:11:47] here
[07:11:51] look at it cutting I think the ladies are just gonna decompress a little bit
[07:11:57] while we work on this okay this is a man's world wait why is Christian with
[07:12:03] this is a job for the fellas oh yeah where's Christian why is he with the
[07:12:18] fellas
[07:12:23] Austin he's a gay twink he doesn't want to do power tools with us okay well okay
[07:12:30] Okay, back down the way we came, I see, it seems.
[07:12:35] Okay, I can see it.
[07:12:40] Now, we need a light.
[07:12:44] You're the light of my life, Austin.
[07:12:46] Oh my eyes, oh my eyes.
[07:12:48] That's the second thing you said to me.
[07:12:53] Yeah, I didn't mean it.
[07:12:54] Did we get this one?
[07:12:56] No.
[07:12:57] Put it in!
[07:12:59] No, you didn't
[07:13:06] Fuck
[07:13:10] Can't see shit
[07:13:18] I don't like the dark
[07:13:21] Wait, it's the wrong way. Wait, where are you guys going? Hello?
[07:13:25] Will
[07:13:27] Well
[07:13:31] Okay, I can't jump what the fuck I'm stuck hello. I got the key, but I'm stuck there's one more
[07:13:37] There's one more
[07:13:40] Why is nobody listening to me there's one more
[07:13:45] There's one more
[07:13:48] There's one more you guys
[07:13:50] Oh, one more, we should go find it.
[07:13:52] Oh no.
[07:13:53] That's right, if you're in San Francisco, California,
[07:13:56] tickets are on sale now.
[07:13:58] That's our first stop of the tour, August 21st.
[07:14:02] Do you remember where the last one is that you went to?
[07:14:04] No, I don't.
[07:14:05] Because you get fucking around the way
[07:14:06] when I was trying to explain to you
[07:14:07] that there's probably one more.
[07:14:08] What the hell are you doing with your life?
[07:14:09] I think it's like, round here somewhere?
[07:14:11] Oh, here it is.
[07:14:12] This is the last one we went to.
[07:14:14] All right, so it's up this way.
[07:14:16] If you're not on the West Coast, buy a plane ticket
[07:14:19] and get to the west coast.
[07:14:23] Do it after your hand on top.
[07:14:27] So it's a puzzle game, but is there like any scary components to it or like any action or what?
[07:14:32] Are you still on that old man?
[07:14:35] It's a cozy game.
[07:14:37] There is a bear.
[07:14:38] Hassan, then you can ride out.
[07:14:40] Oh hell yeah, I love it. Alright, now we're done.
[07:14:44] Yay!
[07:14:44] Alright!
[07:14:47] Hassan!
[07:14:48] What give me the key no no, okay, no, no, no
[07:14:59] Austin Austin here go find it. Yeah, what the fuck were
[07:15:05] Where is it I'm just it's in the ocean I threw it in the ocean
[07:15:10] Where that way that way keep going keep going keep going keep going keep going I can't swim keep going keep going keep going
[07:15:18] That's on.
[07:15:22] Keep going. It's further out.
[07:15:26] It's further out that way.
[07:15:30] Further!
[07:15:34] First!
[07:15:48] I
[07:15:51] Hi
[07:15:55] Bye
[07:15:59] Bye Austin wait
[07:16:09] I'm gonna kick your ass in every city that we go to on the tour
[07:16:18] Thank you. Thank you the sunrise coming like that plug check. Yeah, I'm like that plug
[07:16:23] Just quickly
[07:16:24] So there's gonna be a time when tough decisions have to be made in this game. Okay, so we're killing off the right you think what?
[07:16:31] I'm right. Let's get across that bridge
[07:16:36] That decisions are gonna be happy me what well, let's get rid of one of the women I
[07:16:43] Don't know why we would do that
[07:16:45] There's no place for misogyny around these parts, mister.
[07:16:50] I'm not being misogynistic. I'm just saying...
[07:16:53] One of the women...
[07:16:55] We should...
[07:16:56] Oh, so women are dead weight, huh?
[07:16:59] No, no, no. I just think that they're...
[07:17:02] They're... I think that they would get rid of us.
[07:17:04] So we have to get rid of them first, right?
[07:17:07] What is this?
[07:17:08] You know what I'm saying?
[07:17:09] Wow, look at this sunrise, you guys.
[07:17:11] It reminds me of when we were in Tokyo.
[07:17:16] When we were in Tokyo?
[07:17:18] Oh, I remember Tokyo.
[07:17:21] I remember Tokyo.
[07:17:22] One of our many fear and adventures.
[07:17:25] That's right.
[07:17:26] Now I saw it.
[07:17:28] They're chilling over here.
[07:17:32] Oh!
[07:17:35] Wow, this is majestic.
[07:17:38] This is beautiful.
[07:17:40] Wow.
[07:17:42] Whoa.
[07:17:44] Huh.
[07:17:46] Huh.
[07:17:48] Huh.
[07:17:50] Huh.
[07:17:52] Huh.
[07:17:54] Huh.
[07:17:56] Huh.
[07:17:58] Huh.
[07:18:00] Huh.
[07:18:02] Look at me.
[07:18:04] I'm dancing.
[07:18:10] last. I like that dance you're doing this on. Oh, thank you.
[07:18:23] A little bit of it a little bit of it a little bit. Hey,
[07:18:25] oh, hey, oh, hey, you can't be dancing like this.
[07:18:32] Hey, oh,
[07:18:33] Wait
[07:19:03] Yeah
[07:19:08] Oh
[07:19:10] All right, bye John
[07:19:14] All right, where's everybody else with the fuck why'd they leave the ground on the beach?
[07:19:18] Let's go
[07:19:20] Say hi to him. Are we supposed to keep going what's happening?
[07:19:24] Where are they? Yeah, man? I'm just chillin
[07:19:27] Let's go get him. Come on. That's time
[07:19:33] Wait, what's over here?
[07:19:37] Oh, more sitting.
[07:19:46] Oh, what's that? Infrared?
[07:19:49] Now we keep going. No, this is a flash light.
[07:19:51] Now it's just a flash light.
[07:19:52] Where are we going?
[07:19:56] Was this our test? What was that?
[07:19:58] Men doing nothing while women doing all the work.
[07:20:01] That's how it's supposed to be
[07:20:14] It's just a spot hey cutie what you know, I just realized
[07:20:21] We've all been on stream together
[07:20:25] Isn't that something special not really if you think about it, okay
[07:20:29] Oh shit, we did do Disney.
[07:20:34] Oh, I was just thinking about years ago.
[07:20:38] Oh, yeah.
[07:20:39] Oh, yeah.
[07:20:40] Yeah.
[07:20:41] We always produced some stuff together.
[07:20:46] Yeah.
[07:20:47] You were a baker.
[07:20:48] I was a baker.
[07:20:49] And I was a...
[07:20:50] What were you talking about years ago when we were all on show together?
[07:20:54] I can't recall.
[07:20:56] Can I
[07:21:07] Whoa, let go
[07:21:09] Austin is a bit grabby
[07:21:12] Well, yeah, I'm
[07:21:14] Truthfully, come on now wait hold on. So we're putting it on radio one frequency. I put it on the first one
[07:21:21] Sure, I don't think it's picking anything up. Wait, what if we go back to the musical place?
[07:21:26] with this. Can we go back to the musical place with this? I think we just keep
[07:21:34] walking for a little bit and see what happens. All right.
[07:21:38] I mean that's a jam you got playing right now.
[07:21:46] Boop, boop, boop, boop, what's up?
[07:21:54] You having fun?
[07:21:56] I'm having a great time.
[07:21:58] Hey!
[07:21:59] Gaming is bad!
[07:22:00] It's cozy, it's cozy, it's cozy.
[07:22:03] Hey, we should play some other games.
[07:22:08] I'm down
[07:22:13] Okay, cuz you said that not very convincingly I'm down
[07:22:25] Caroline catch
[07:22:31] I want that I want one of us on has
[07:22:38] No, you son of a bitch!
[07:22:41] I let Austin just immediately turn into a Venice.
[07:22:44] Yeah, I think he has like single child syndrome even though he has siblings.
[07:22:48] No, but he was the youngest one, so he doesn't-
[07:22:51] Oh, there you go, we're back.
[07:22:53] He said, I want it. Whatever son has, I want it.
[07:22:55] Oh, is there monorail? That's cool.
[07:22:58] I love- Oh my God!
[07:23:00] Oh my God! This place has reliable public transit?
[07:23:04] Wait, who is it?
[07:23:07] C-cutey, come here.
[07:23:09] That's really cool.
[07:23:11] Oh, it's a computer. Never mind, I thought it was a friend.
[07:23:13] Oh, well, maybe computer is friend.
[07:23:16] Let's see.
[07:23:20] Uh-oh.
[07:23:21] What the fuck?
[07:23:24] Oh, a button!
[07:23:25] Whoa!
[07:23:28] Was that a gunshot?
[07:23:29] Yeah!
[07:23:34] No, it's not a gunshot.
[07:23:36] We made it home. Hold on hold on everybody listen. I just realized something
[07:23:41] The flares or so that we can find you if you get lost on one of the far sides of the island
[07:23:49] Good idea find one of those flares and press it there. We got that yeah, okay, are they?
[07:24:00] If you read this game
[07:24:06] Wait if you read this gay
[07:24:10] Then what I think they want you to read it gay, right good gay if you read this gay
[07:24:17] And what happens
[07:24:22] There's a normal will
[07:24:25] He will show all touch fear and calm will right here
[07:24:30] Yeah, it's me reading it again.
[07:24:32] Yeah.
[07:24:34] Yep.
[07:24:35] To read.
[07:24:36] Wait, when did this open?
[07:24:37] This is fun.
[07:24:38] What are you writing?
[07:24:42] You've never been this literate in your whole life.
[07:24:45] Hey, everybody, stay here.
[07:24:47] This is the most he's written in any of it.
[07:24:49] Austin, I have to do something procedural and boring,
[07:24:51] but the fun stuff is in there.
[07:24:53] It's the house.
[07:24:54] Woo!
[07:24:56] I
[07:24:58] Fucked it up
[07:25:00] How do I suppose did I spell San Francisco right that's on yes?
[07:25:06] Is that that you spell San Francisco?
[07:25:10] That's on come here. Is that how you spell San Francisco? Yes
[07:25:18] Okay
[07:25:20] Look at that Seattle Portland San Francisco. Is there anybody here from Seattle?
[07:25:26] You misspelled Seattle.
[07:25:31] No, I didn't.
[07:25:32] I think you did.
[07:25:33] Yeah.
[07:25:34] No, I didn't.
[07:25:35] Yeah, yeah.
[07:25:36] No, look it.
[07:25:37] What did I spell Samsonist go wrong?
[07:25:40] You spelled it right.
[07:25:41] You spelled it right.
[07:25:42] Did I?
[07:25:43] Yeah.
[07:25:44] No, that's how you're supposed to spell it.
[07:25:53] Oh, okay.
[07:25:54] you smell you miss go Seattle though no I didn't yes you did let me try let me
[07:26:01] try I'll fix it
[07:26:04] uh
[07:26:11] There we go
[07:26:17] Is that better
[07:26:20] No
[07:26:34] Ding ding ding goes the problem
[07:26:49] Here, pass on check your ass to this beat
[07:26:56] There we go
[07:27:04] Oh, shit!
[07:27:20] Where are we going?
[07:27:29] I don't know. They told me you smelled bad, so they ran away.
[07:27:34] I don't know how to put you down someone grabbed his life please someone whose hands are
[07:27:46] I don't know where we're supposed to go I wait wait weird where we supposed to go with Will
[07:27:57] I don't give a...
[07:27:58] What?
[07:27:59] He...
[07:28:00] Clay, he was like,
[07:28:01] Hoss and I have to go do something.
[07:28:07] Jay, where'd you come from?
[07:28:10] Uh...
[07:28:11] You know, I just...
[07:28:13] None of your business.
[07:28:14] Oh, for sure.
[07:28:17] What?
[07:28:18] Why'd you turn off the music?
[07:28:20] I don't want to turn it back on.
[07:28:22] You suck.
[07:28:23] I can't believe it.
[07:28:25] Give it back.
[07:28:26] You back how do I turn it back on you back you back you back I turn it on
[07:28:33] No, I I turned it on then I gave it to you
[07:28:41] We get on locking
[07:28:48] We bargain at
[07:28:56] We don't want to hang out with you wait me only solid watch only people who are solid
[07:29:15] I'm a solid color you know what you can shut it
[07:29:34] Hey
[07:29:36] Where is it over here, okay?
[07:29:38] There's radios.
[07:29:40] Are these lobbies supposed to be this many people?
[07:29:44] Okay.
[07:29:46] Up to Swatland.
[07:29:48] Okay, so here's what's going to happen, everybody.
[07:29:50] We have two radios.
[07:29:52] We're going to split into three groups.
[07:29:54] Okay.
[07:29:56] We're going to have a home base.
[07:29:58] We can communicate on this radio here.
[07:30:00] We're going to have Alpha Group,
[07:30:02] which is going to take this microphone
[07:30:04] Which is gonna take this microphone right here
[07:30:12] Who wants to be in charge of alpha
[07:30:22] I think that was Austin I
[07:30:25] music
[07:30:26] Why is everyone's voice different? How does this go?
[07:30:31] You talk on the radio like this
[07:30:33] Roger Roger over Roger okay here's the question what the fuck are we doing
[07:30:49] go over to cutie Cinderella's side if you want to be on her special wait what are the three
[07:30:56] what are the three separate tasks we have we don't know we got to go out and explore
[07:31:00] Okay, over and out, Roger.
[07:31:03] Do you see the blinks light up there?
[07:31:08] Yes.
[07:31:09] We should all head to that blinking light.
[07:31:12] Wait, all together? Then what's the purpose of the walking talkies?
[07:31:15] Once you solve your puzzle.
[07:31:16] We could split up there.
[07:31:18] I mean, oh, the puzzles.
[07:31:20] Okay, Roger.
[07:31:23] Alright.
[07:31:24] Turn the fucking music off.
[07:31:25] I like it.
[07:31:26] We need this.
[07:31:28] Alright guys, let's go.
[07:31:29] guys let's go I'll run one group and you don't run the other okay I'll run this
[07:31:34] I'll run with this crew okay I'm confused
[07:31:38] alright you run the ladies I run the boys
[07:31:41] is it the same Karen?
[07:31:43] you can also take Christian and Hall
[07:31:46] okay I don't know
[07:31:49] I'm with these two goovers
[07:31:51] okay but I don't know what we're doing
[07:31:54] I don't know what we're doing either Hassan we're figuring it out we're
[07:31:58] We're big walking.
[07:32:00] Shit.
[07:32:04] We're just gonna, you know, we gotta go farm puzzles and solve them.
[07:32:07] Okay.
[07:32:08] I will. I'd prefer if I saw him turn that music off.
[07:32:11] I like it. It's vibing.
[07:32:13] Ah, the music is soothing.
[07:32:15] Okay.
[07:32:16] We found a steel locker.
[07:32:19] Oh, so I guess that means we'll have to find another key and cut it over.
[07:32:24] Over here, Rocky.
[07:32:27] walking. Can you tell me I like big walking?
[07:32:33] He liked the music.
[07:32:35] Bravo. Hasan wants to let you know that he likes the big walk
[07:32:38] over.
[07:32:42] I was thinking that I saw him do this at all. I had to play
[07:32:46] video games and I'm thoroughly shocked that he figured this
[07:32:48] out over the Roger.
[07:32:51] I heard that bullshit.
[07:32:52] He's excited and okay. I heard everything she said
[07:32:56] I'm confused as to why we need two different groups, but I don't know what to do with them.
[07:33:06] I don't know what to do with them, but I don't know what to do with them.
[07:33:16] I'm confused as to why we need two different groups but I guess here we're going to find
[07:33:27] out.
[07:33:28] Oh my god
[07:33:32] No, don't put it in my eyes
[07:33:43] Over over can you guys hear me on your radio?
[07:33:58] Like a lot of people yeah the yellow on the beach is all of us the big D shape
[07:34:06] Kind of it's for
[07:34:13] You're coming with me
[07:34:15] Person puzzles you guys did the other ones good idea Helen green a side here with me over
[07:34:28] No Christian
[07:34:44] Alright, where we going?
[07:34:48] Time to go fold your heart push them off with crazy. Whoa, what is this?
[07:34:58] Let's take a detour real quick, and go to the blue one, on the way.
[07:35:08] Wait, everyone is coming with us.
[07:35:21] Alright, this is us, bud.
[07:35:23] Alright, let's do it.
[07:35:28] I'm opening the door I'm opening the door
[07:35:48] All right close the lights what does this do?
[07:35:54] Wait, I think you need to close the door. I think you need to close the door
[07:35:58] There's a bunch of blue things.
[07:36:02] There's a bunch of blue squares.
[07:36:05] No, I need to signal which ones.
[07:36:08] Okay, we need to signal which ones that you have to hit.
[07:36:11] Oh, but it's soundproof.
[07:36:14] You're in Caroline.
[07:36:15] You're going to go do the yellow L puzzle.
[07:36:18] Okay.
[07:36:19] All right.
[07:36:20] Wait, how am I going to signal to you which button to press?
[07:36:24] Hand signals.
[07:36:26] Okay.
[07:36:27] Okay, all right, we'll try.
[07:36:36] No, no, no, no, no, no, up there.
[07:36:42] Up there.
[07:36:50] Okay, hold on.
[07:36:54] No, he's not hitting the...
[07:36:57] There's a button up there. That's what I was pressing. That's what I was trying to
[07:37:09] What did you say?
[07:37:13] Wait, how do I even get this button?
[07:37:19] No, you have to hurry.
[07:37:22] You set this for a two person gig.
[07:37:28] Alright, let's qualify our hands.
[07:37:31] Okay, this is up, right?
[07:37:33] All the way to the left is this one.
[07:37:38] I'm just gonna, I'm gonna point to it. I'm gonna point to it with my finger. I'm just gonna go like this
[07:37:44] Is that accurate enough? Yeah, I think so. I think so. All right, let's try let's try
[07:38:08] Okay.
[07:38:28] Okay.
[07:38:29] No!
[07:38:30] No, sometimes you hit that, no it was that one right here, you hit the wrong one.
[07:38:44] I know, that one was my bad.
[07:38:46] No, it's all good.
[07:38:47] All right, no worries, no worries, we're gonna do it again.
[07:38:56] Why is he pressing it?
[07:39:06] Okay.
[07:39:15] All the way to the right.
[07:39:16] Who's he talking to?
[07:39:17] They can't hear me when I'm in here.
[07:39:19] the whole thing low low there we go no no no no oh thank god okay okay there we go come
[07:39:39] Come on, that one, yep, yep.
[07:39:42] Uh-huh.
[07:39:48] There we go, all the way to the left, okay, good, good.
[07:39:57] There we go.
[07:39:59] Tree.
[07:40:07] Behind the rock.
[07:40:09] All the way to the right.
[07:40:15] Nice.
[07:40:19] Do I open the door now?
[07:40:26] I'm waiting, I'm waiting to open it.
[07:40:33] I'm waiting, I'm waiting to open it.
[07:40:51] We made it, we made it, we made it, we made it, we made it easy, easy buckets.
[07:40:55] Retreat the baby.
[07:40:57] Alright, we gotta take the baby to the top.
[07:41:00] Okay
[07:41:13] Wait someone's lasering us where's that from where they laser is wrong you if not we are gonna send in a drone strike over
[07:41:30] be careful we have charlie's in the tree line wait are they they're solving one right now right?
[07:41:35] they need to be demao
[07:41:37] I don't know if it's demao, I don't know about it
[07:41:40] it means go quick and be at the maze
[07:41:44] okay
[07:41:52] you gotta go up
[07:41:54] hey that's rick harry and the music buddy that's pretty good
[07:41:57] We got it's Vi it's cozy game. This is cozy. It's not friend slob. This is cozy
[07:42:04] Yeah, super cozy game, okay. I need it. I need to keep the vibes
[07:42:12] I'm not saying we should do this but
[07:42:15] The backpacks the way they work is you can't actually like your friend has to do everything for you
[07:42:21] We could put the backpack out on Austin and then put the radio on the backpack and you can't touch it
[07:42:27] That's really funny.
[07:42:29] But then he can't respond. He can only hear.
[07:42:32] Well, that? Or like the music radio? Either one.
[07:42:35] Oh my god, that's so brilliant.
[07:42:37] Oh, he hates the radio. That'd be really funny if we put the backpack in there.
[07:42:42] Take it off me?
[07:42:44] Yeah, take it off me.
[07:42:47] Okay.
[07:42:49] So we're going to call him back and I'm going to put the radio on his backpack.
[07:42:54] Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep.
[07:42:57] Hey, when they bring the hand, when they're really bad.
[07:43:00] This is self-suck actual.
[07:43:02] Uh, are you coming back to, uh, home-based alpha?
[07:43:06] Pfft.
[07:43:11] Pfft.
[07:43:12] Giddy Bravo.
[07:43:14] Oh my god, are they dead?
[07:43:18] Pfft.
[07:43:19] Giddy Bravo, this is self-suck act coming.
[07:43:22] guys I think they're fucking
[07:43:27] game
[07:43:32] you're right
[07:43:36] hello
[07:43:41] self-suck bravo are you there this is self-suck actual
[07:43:46] You
[07:43:53] Beauty
[07:44:03] We have
[07:44:07] The puzzle that you launched the ball out and then they go fetch it over
[07:44:11] Okay, we just lost a flare. Can you see where we are?
[07:44:15] That puzzle is so easy.
[07:44:17] Uhhhhhhh, no, over.
[07:44:21] What?
[07:44:23] That's an infant.
[07:44:26] Oh, that green thing? Over.
[07:44:28] No, the green thing is the tower.
[07:44:30] Is he colorblind?
[07:44:32] The green and blue flare?
[07:44:36] He's fucking with us, right?
[07:44:38] I'm on the radio over.
[07:44:45] We're trying to solve our puzzle over.
[07:44:57] All right.
[07:44:58] Good work on that puzzle.
[07:44:59] Keep it up.
[07:45:00] We're going to go to our second puzzle now.
[07:45:02] Austin.
[07:45:03] And the next one is a car.
[07:45:04] Self-suck Bravo, this is Self-Suck Alpha coming to you from Headers Home Base.
[07:45:09] I have a question for you over.
[07:45:14] Go with question, over.
[07:45:17] Are you colorblind, Austin?
[07:45:20] Over.
[07:45:28] Self-suck Bravo, this is Home Base.
[07:45:31] I have a really important question.
[07:45:32] colorblind over here will take these am I not looking at the flare it's it's it's
[07:45:38] green self-soaked Bravo I'm gonna have to inform the registration officer at the
[07:45:47] FAA that you will never become a pilot over
[07:45:51] I see the fire, I see the fire, it's not a green.
[07:45:54] It's red.
[07:45:55] Okay.
[07:45:56] Color, Brian.
[07:45:59] A, uh, Austin show, Austin suck actual.
[07:46:03] How well close on the puzzle are you?
[07:46:05] We're waiting for you to go to the room.
[07:46:07] We need you to constitute the group so we can get a third puzzle.
[07:46:11] We just cut it over.
[07:46:13] We'll be right over here at the flare.
[07:46:16] We'll watch as much as you can come.
[07:46:18] It's not me over here.
[07:46:19] install it install it self-suck Bravo this is headquarters please drop the
[07:46:27] radio and clear comes over we can't find the baby over no no way all right
[07:46:40] baby retrieved we're sending a flare up now follow it to our location got to
[07:46:45] walkie over
[07:46:47] follow this where
[07:46:49] where detonation in 3
[07:46:51] over
[07:46:53] where detonation eminence
[07:46:57] we're a little bit of a ways away over
[07:47:01] yeah they're down
[07:47:03] they're down by that yellow thing over there
[07:47:07] gravy lives we'll name it color brian
[07:47:09] okay
[07:47:15] This is self-sucked actual, Mr. Show, go ahead.
[07:47:34] This is self-sucked Bravo, this is headquarters, I'm at tower, this is the song, over.
[07:47:45] on sale now you got it yeah you got to end all your communications with over over
[07:47:53] yeah we don't know that you're done and if you don't say over over also does he have a radio name
[07:48:06] do you have a call sign mr show over
[07:48:10] 3.69 whiskey November
[07:48:17] That's a guy's name Get ready for operation. Get ready for operation.
[07:48:20] I'm gonna go grab the backpack. Get the radio.
[07:48:23] Got it. Okay.
[07:48:24] Here we go. Let's put that baby away.
[07:48:30] Okay. Open her up.
[07:48:35] Over.
[07:48:36] Oh my god.
[07:48:41] Over. Over and out Austin. Over and out.
[07:48:48] All right, so we still need three more.
[07:48:57] Wait Austin, let me get the radio. Why? Why not? I want it. I want it.
[07:49:04] I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
[07:49:06] Are we going to get good work on the first two babies?
[07:49:09] We want to try this.
[07:49:10] We've seen a cricket one before.
[07:49:12] Well, we have three left.
[07:49:14] Which channel?
[07:49:15] Hey, when it's night outside.
[07:49:16] Night outside.
[07:49:17] Yeah, perfect.
[07:49:18] No, no, no.
[07:49:19] You don't need to have one before.
[07:49:22] I'm pretty sure.
[07:49:23] No, one before.
[07:49:24] One before.
[07:49:25] We did the yellow owl.
[07:49:26] I put it on you that way.
[07:49:28] We did the green.
[07:49:30] Hey guys, I think we need to be on the right side.
[07:49:33] need to be all together for the next puzzle after we do the one that requires
[07:49:38] everyone will start a two smaller bridge for the last few okay okay over
[07:49:44] do you guys see the yellow down there yellow puzzle okay okay okay to the
[07:49:52] yellow maze over now
[07:49:57] what is that binoculars? yeah binoculars. awesome. what is this?
[07:50:19] ow. oh my god
[07:50:22] Wait where did the radio go, uh-oh, uh-oh, when do you drop the radio, where did the
[07:50:32] radio go?
[07:50:35] Who dropped the radio?
[07:50:36] Oh you found it.
[07:50:37] Alright you found it, you found it, thank god.
[07:50:45] Where is it?
[07:50:46] You drop yourself when you fall, yeah, I know
[07:51:16] I can't lie, the sun smells pretty bad, over.
[07:51:30] That's crazy.
[07:51:32] I found the baby.
[07:51:34] Alright, I'm going in.
[07:51:37] Fuck it.
[07:51:38] What are we supposed to be doing here?
[07:51:43] I bet this is a laser pointer situation.
[07:51:45] Oh, fuck.
[07:51:48] Hello?
[07:51:49] Okay.
[07:51:50] Alright.
[07:51:53] Hello?
[07:52:04] Uh-oh.
[07:52:07] Uh-oh.
[07:52:09] What the fuck is this?
[07:52:12] I found something!
[07:52:13] Hello, can you guys see me?
[07:52:20] Hello, oh!
[07:52:28] I'm gonna go pee real quick.
[07:52:30] We have to get that ball and I think we're gonna have to pass it.
[07:52:33] Okay, I have to pee though. I have to pee really quickly. I'll be back.
[07:52:36] You're gonna pee in your diaper.
[07:52:38] Okay, so we're going to have to pass that.
[07:52:46] Austin, grab this.
[07:52:48] Okay, let me figure out where.
[07:52:57] So if I go here and pass it.
[07:53:01] Okay, Austin.
[07:53:02] Yeah.
[07:53:03] We need to figure out how to pass this ball through these holes and then there is the thing
[07:53:11] to throw the ball into.
[07:53:12] So we got to figure out like what is the fastest way here passing this ball through these holes
[07:53:19] to dump it.
[07:53:20] Austin has a lot of experience putting balls through holes over.
[07:53:22] Okay that's why I've got them on this one.
[07:53:25] What hole is that ball going in?
[07:53:26] That's what he's talking about.
[07:53:27] The hole's right here.
[07:53:28] I
[07:53:41] God why the music so loud
[07:53:58] I needed it over okay yes so what so in one of these little areas there is the thing to
[07:54:16] put this ball in so we have to figure out the fastest way because it's a timer yeah we just
[07:54:24] have to work backwards so like I can just we can just practice right now what
[07:54:30] it is all okay I it's right there so then hello hello hello where's the music
[07:54:46] Over
[07:54:51] Hello self-suck actually this is self-suck Bravo. I'm not hearing any music over I
[07:54:59] Turned I you did it once again. Okay, it's unbelievable over
[07:55:16] You should practice with the light. Oh, what are we doing? What are we doing with this here?
[07:55:21] You have to practice the ball through the wall in a way that makes it to get to the front.
[07:55:25] Wait, give it... Okay, okay. Will. Will, listen to me.
[07:55:30] Well, there's so many of you in there.
[07:55:35] Do you know the path or do you want to practice with the ball that doesn't run out of...
[07:55:39] You give it to me with a little time I can get it cutie.
[07:55:41] Okay, tell me when you're ready. Okay.
[07:55:44] I'm going to go through all the holes and just pass it through.
[07:55:46] Yep, there we go.
[07:55:47] Go.
[07:55:48] Will, thanks.
[07:55:49] You can speeder on it.
[07:55:53] Classic.
[07:55:54] Will Neff.
[07:55:55] I believe in him.
[07:55:57] Where are you taking me?
[07:55:58] Oh.
[07:55:59] I was just trying to give you a hug.
[07:56:04] You're giving it to me, Austin.
[07:56:07] Here we go.
[07:56:08] Yep.
[07:56:09] Okay, go.
[07:56:10] Come on.
[07:56:11] Come on.
[07:56:12] Through the holes.
[07:56:13] through the walls.
[07:56:18] We should really go get that music.
[07:56:21] I hate the music.
[07:56:25] The music was so good.
[07:56:27] Again?
[07:56:28] Turn the music off please.
[07:56:29] Okay, go, go, go.
[07:56:31] I'm sad that the music is gone.
[07:56:40] There's...
[07:56:41] That way.
[07:56:43] I
[07:56:46] Didn't work I don't think so no, okay, we need to have somebody at the finish line here because I think
[07:56:57] Okay, we need him back well, we need to be ready, okay
[07:57:07] Okay, you know what okay, okay
[07:57:13] I'm falling asleep
[07:57:43] Oh, you went the wrong way
[07:58:16] Is this my bedtime?
[07:58:18] We're nearing my bedtime.
[07:58:22] Breathe!
[07:58:23] Zimber?
[07:58:31] Okay.
[07:58:32] I can't breathe. I'm sorry.
[07:58:42] I'm sorry.
[07:58:52] You need to try to be in the car.
[07:58:58] It's the music off!
[07:59:04] I'm so sorry.
[07:59:08] What is happening?
[07:59:10] Okay, I'll take you back off. It's making a lot of money.
[07:59:19] Yes, please.
[07:59:21] I
[07:59:25] Can use your music up, please
[07:59:29] Again again
[07:59:32] Go watch it go
[07:59:40] Oh my god
[07:59:51] Gotta have Grindr over, I'm yelling at DS, I'm reading DSA Watch's long and convoluted
[07:59:58] effort post about how he's not a child.
[08:00:02] He's really, he seems to be really mad that he sounds like Milhouse.
[08:00:08] Bro's tweeting lol, um, guys this is, this is teamwork that makes the dream work, I'm
[08:00:13] just waiting here as a part of the team.
[08:00:16] my job. What did he say? We did it. We did it. We did it. We did it. What is he saying?
[08:00:25] How do we get out of here?
[08:00:32] Uh-oh.
[08:00:41] Uh-oh, I'm stuck.
[08:00:44] Uh-oh.
[08:00:46] I'm stuck.
[08:00:49] I'm stuck, I'm stuck, I'm stuck.
[08:00:52] I'm stuck, I'm stuck, I'm stuck, I'm stuck, I'm stuck,
[08:00:55] I'm stuck. I'm stuck. Oh my god. I'm stuck. Oh wait. Oh my god. I got out. Oh my god. Thank god I got out.
[08:01:01] Are you scared? Hasan?
[08:01:03] Christian.
[08:01:04] Are you scared?
[08:01:05] No.
[08:01:06] Please turn the music off, please.
[08:01:07] I don't hear any music. I don't hear any music.
[08:01:08] No.
[08:01:09] I don't hear any music.
[08:01:10] We're here to look at the baby.
[08:01:11] Alright.
[08:01:12] Oh Hasan! Hasan, lead us back to the tower!
[08:01:14] There's no shot. I don't remember.
[08:01:16] Oh wait. I do remember. It's back there.
[08:01:19] This way. This way. This way.
[08:01:20] Cutie, please.
[08:01:21] Cutie, please.
[08:01:23] I thought I was stuck in there for a second terrifying so funny
[08:01:31] How long till he fully loses my
[08:01:43] Why is Austin stressed
[08:01:49] Wait, what music what music
[08:01:53] Austin what are you talking about there's no music you guys hear the music I
[08:02:01] don't hear the music dog I think are you okay
[08:02:09] Austin, they're going to move you.
[08:02:11] Mike, Mike, Grappie Jater, what?
[08:02:19] Bro, is that alright?
[08:02:21] Are you okay?
[08:02:23] Austin, we gotta get you on anti-sacrotic.
[08:02:25] Baby, please, take the music off.
[08:02:27] Everyone?
[08:02:29] Everyone, can you sing? We should take a moment and look at the sky, because it's pretty.
[08:02:33] Okay.
[08:02:35] Turn the music off over.
[08:02:37] the music brother what are you talking about my god
[08:02:41] ah
[08:02:44] please
[08:02:48] like what kind of music are you hearing is it guando guando guando guando no
[08:02:55] my god no it goes here let me sing it
[08:02:59] it goes
[08:03:03] Yeah, no, I don't hear it.
[08:03:07] I literally don't hear it at all.
[08:03:09] I'm actually kind of annoyed that I don't hear any calming music.
[08:03:12] Fuck.
[08:03:13] Oh my god.
[08:03:17] Maybe on the gate people can hear it.
[08:03:20] Oh, wait, do you hear it, Christian?
[08:03:23] Hmm, I'm sure, I don't know.
[08:03:28] You might be straight.
[08:03:30] No, after being number three, I'm reverting back to heterosexuality.
[08:03:46] The blue one doesn't have anything in it.
[08:03:48] I'm proud of you for that.
[08:03:50] Hey, good job.
[08:03:52] Here, fist bump, fist bump.
[08:03:55] No, no, get me up, get me up, get me up.
[08:03:57] Hassan, can you please take this music out for me please?
[08:04:01] What are you talking about brother?
[08:04:03] What's happening?
[08:04:05] What music are you referencing?
[08:04:07] I'll give you the bigger sweet when we go on tour.
[08:04:10] I do not hear any music.
[08:04:12] I have no idea what you're talking about.
[08:04:14] There's one on the other side of the-
[08:04:16] Does anybody else hear the music?
[08:04:18] Austin, no one hears the music.
[08:04:20] Wait, no pause.
[08:04:22] It's quiet!
[08:04:24] Is it in my settings?
[08:04:26] It must be in your settings.
[08:04:28] It might be in your settings.
[08:04:30] Yeah.
[08:04:31] You know the poster one?
[08:04:32] Uh, yeah, I think the one behind the rock.
[08:04:35] There's like a logo on my screen that looks like a boombox.
[08:04:39] It won't go away.
[08:04:41] Oh, did you get the DLC?
[08:04:43] Wait, when you bought the game, did you get to eat the DLC?
[08:04:46] Somebody please turn this fucking music off.
[08:04:49] Alright, I'll look at it.
[08:04:50] I think I might have to ask the DLC.
[08:04:52] Hang on, I'm going to...
[08:04:54] Controls grab you throw jump. Oh, thank you Jesus. What?
[08:05:06] What we need that for a puzzle we needed that for the game
[08:05:14] We can't we can't get the next baby what?
[08:05:19] I don't know what you guys are talking about. I cannot believe you
[08:05:21] You can't believe you did that!
[08:05:26] Okay, where are the last two puzzles?
[08:05:28] We're fucking softlock Austin threw the radio away.
[08:05:32] Okay, we're trying to figure it out.
[08:05:33] It was driving me nuts!
[08:05:36] I couldn't have done this!
[08:05:41] You didn't tell me we had to make him stop into there.
[08:05:44] Oh wait, wait, wait.
[08:05:45] I'm gay and Lebanese!
[08:05:49] Let me try.
[08:05:51] I'm gay and Lebanese.
[08:05:55] I'm gay and Lebanese.
[08:05:59] It's like the soundboard. Hassan, hit the soundboard.
[08:06:02] I have been.
[08:06:04] I'm gay and Lebanese.
[08:06:08] Wait, Hassan.
[08:06:10] Hey, David, if you're listening, David for the tour.
[08:06:15] David, if you're listening for the tour, can we give us on a sound board so you can hit
[08:06:27] the buttons on stage?
[08:06:28] Uh, that's going to be too difficult to do over.
[08:06:32] Why is that difficult over?
[08:06:37] One there and then I know, I know there's the one at the top of the map, the red one.
[08:06:42] Come here, come here, come here, watch this, watch this, watch this, ready, come here, watch this.
[08:06:47] Good morning Vietnam!
[08:06:53] You get it?
[08:06:54] Your references are 68 years old over, just like your music taste over.
[08:07:00] Uh, so awesome.
[08:07:02] And this one?
[08:07:03] Okay, Koss, I'm taking the group to the, I'm taking green berets to the red ramp, you take them to the orange thing.
[08:07:11] thing how many do I need for the red ramp oh I don't know how to do orange thing
[08:07:14] I actually don't know how to do it well let's go let's figure it out yeah go
[08:07:19] figure it out okay I honestly be pulled up honestly the red ramp everybody
[08:07:24] microphone wait wait actually the red ramp could take like six or seven people
[08:07:29] Really?
[08:07:31] 6-7
[08:07:33] 6-7
[08:07:35] 6-7
[08:07:37] 6-7
[08:07:39] 6-7
[08:07:41] No
[08:07:43] It's gone forever
[08:07:45] Okay, I need a group to come with me
[08:07:47] Well, I'll come with you to the red
[08:07:49] Okay, and QT you wanna come with me?
[08:07:51] Wait, where am I going?
[08:07:53] Alright girls, you come with me, boys, you go with uh
[08:07:55] You go with
[08:07:57] where's kitty where'd house go where do I go here follow me Austin follow me
[08:08:05] follow me
[08:08:07] Oh
[08:08:22] All right, where are we going?
[08:08:24] I think we should all go to the walkie-talkie.
[08:08:29] Hey!
[08:08:30] I'll have to take that walkie-talkie.
[08:08:33] Did you get it?
[08:08:35] Took the walkie.
[08:08:36] Green Berets got the walkie over.
[08:08:38] Sub-Sug.
[08:08:39] Bravo.
[08:08:40] Top of the mountain over there.
[08:08:41] Passat, did you grab the walkie?
[08:08:43] I dropped.
[08:08:44] Yes, I grabbed the walkie-talkie.
[08:08:45] All right, we'll catch you on the other side.
[08:08:47] Don't do it.
[08:08:48] Oh!
[08:08:49] I lost it.
[08:08:50] Don't lose that microphone.
[08:08:51] I got the walkie.
[08:08:53] wait are we're all going the same way this is wrong no right are we going the
[08:09:02] same way are we supposed to this this is right
[08:09:07] This is a bad one.
[08:09:09] I'm looking at it.
[08:09:11] Let's do that.
[08:09:13] Let's go.
[08:09:15] How much do you want to bet Austin's going to lose the walkie-talkie?
[08:09:25] Where's Cutie?
[08:09:31] Where's Cutie?
[08:09:37] What about Pussy?
[08:09:45] What about Pussy?
[08:09:53] No, we didn't lose half the group chatters. We're splitting up.
[08:10:02] Whoa, there's news? What?
[08:10:07] And pussy too
[08:10:14] God, I really wish there was some fucking calming music. Oh, there you are
[08:10:22] Wait
[08:10:31] Okay
[08:10:37] perfect solve the right
[08:10:41] uh...
[08:10:43] there's a keyhole in the back
[08:10:44] i think that's going on the hook
[08:10:46] okay you're probably absolutely right about that
[08:10:49] i don't know what those numbers mean
[08:10:52] i don't like the number
[08:10:54] where's everybody else
[08:10:56] i think we lost austin and he had the radio
[08:11:01] all now
[08:11:04] all right well let's all go to the right
[08:11:06] Well, they're at the blue one. Wait, is Austin at blue?
[08:11:10] Austin is at that blue station up there. I see him.
[08:11:15] Austin!
[08:11:19] Austin!
[08:11:22] Austin!
[08:11:25] What the fuck are you doing over here by yourself?
[08:11:28] Will's doing a solo puzzle.
[08:11:30] Oh, you found one? Where?
[08:11:32] Well, I'm not letting out a solo.
[08:11:33] No, he loves to speedrun, he can speedrun in solo group games.
[08:11:37] Wait, I'm stuck.
[08:11:40] Oh, no.
[08:11:41] I always get stuck here.
[08:11:42] We'll get that turk pussy up.
[08:11:45] The third rail, don't touch it.
[08:11:47] Are you going up to the red slide?
[08:11:50] Oh, I spilled it.
[08:11:52] Turn around.
[08:11:57] Hassan.
[08:11:58] What?
[08:11:59] I got up before you this morning,
[08:12:02] so I'm more tired than you.
[08:12:04] That's crazy
[08:12:06] That's true. You did get up before me. I got up for you. Hey, where the fuck should we go? I don't know. Wait, follow me
[08:12:20] Are you tired fuck yeah, of course, I'm tired
[08:12:24] weird nipples yeah my they actually used my nipples to design
[08:13:24] Wait, why don't we finish that?
[08:13:26] Let me know when you get that, then.
[08:13:28] Well...
[08:13:31] Hey, um...
[08:13:33] Fuck!
[08:13:39] What?
[08:13:42] Damn, man.
[08:13:45] Fuck!
[08:13:48] Yay!
[08:13:54] Um, too strong.
[08:13:57] I'mma get one, I'mma get one.
[08:13:59] Come on, you, come on, okay, come.
[08:14:01] I think I found a question right here.
[08:14:04] Yeah, hear it after a while.
[08:14:07] Fuck!
[08:14:15] Okay, are you fucking joking?
[08:14:17] Are the devs trolling me? What is happening?
[08:14:21] Oops!
[08:14:24] Yeah, we did it. Where's the baby?
[08:14:33] Somebody grab the baby
[08:14:40] Just like real life I can't ball for shit
[08:14:42] Maybe in the rest of us trying to find another post if you can hear it's gonna lie and come towards me. That's right
[08:14:51] I can't hear the music game seven rock is ass shooting
[08:15:01] Oh God, it's true. He games in the suit to what's the problem man? Yeah, I'm fucking suited up and booted up
[08:15:08] What do you want me to do?
[08:15:10] Okay, I'm lost.
[08:15:17] I'm hearing music.
[08:15:18] wooooww, if only we could listen to it, if only we could...
[08:15:32] if only we could ask the fuck out of the way, oh, we have no radio, hell yeah.
[08:15:43] what to do
[08:15:48] up please not with
[08:15:50] all right guys please
[08:15:53] not more music
[08:15:54] fuck
[08:15:55] what music brother
[08:15:57] okay you
[08:15:58] uh
[08:15:59] you guys don't hear that
[08:16:00] there's always music
[08:16:01] no we're scared of it
[08:16:03] alright let's go find the last puzzle
[08:16:04] bring it on
[08:16:05] are you overstepping?
[08:16:07] it's barely there man
[08:16:09] push and stop
[08:16:11] Christian stop playing music is that charlie curd is Christian playing we
[08:16:20] are Charlie Carrot yes let's go at least someone's fucking carrying the
[08:16:31] flammer on these parts all I'm carried is the goddamn baby
[08:16:41] um where are we disposing of this baby because I would like to eat this fetus
[08:16:46] well we're gonna put this piece in and I think it's gonna unlock and that's the
[08:16:51] next part of the map he wants to eat the fetus yes I'm a democrat eat the
[08:16:57] fetus I am a democrat I voted for Joe Biden three times
[08:17:13] oh there's a baby here too there's another fetus here you are not a real
[08:17:20] person wait why okay we gotta figure this out guys all right I'm dropping the
[08:17:29] baby over here I'm throwing the baby out with the bathwater
[08:17:50] Oh wait, no they're all looking at different ones.
[08:17:57] Alright guys, we all need to lock in.
[08:18:03] There's five different locations we gotta go to.
[08:18:07] Is this going to be an appointment later?
[08:18:09] I would be often I do have an appointment later.
[08:18:11] Over.
[08:18:19] Platforms?
[08:18:20] That's right.
[08:18:21] Everybody needs to go to one of these platforms.
[08:18:24] I will go to one.
[08:18:25] I'll go to the red one.
[08:18:27] They're all dead.
[08:18:29] They're all dead.
[08:18:30] Okay.
[08:18:31] Here you go to this one.
[08:18:32] I'll go to the closest red one.
[08:18:33] Okay, this one.
[08:18:34] You see it?
[08:18:35] Look, I'm looking.
[08:18:36] It's this one well. I'm going to the closest red one over. Do you see the one I'm pointing at?
[08:18:44] He's gone
[08:18:46] He's down the hill I
[08:18:51] Often you're going to the wrong platform. I suspect that
[08:18:59] Okay, so the one you have to go to is over on the left so we should look and see what their poses
[08:19:06] to the left to your right now go right that way yes okay sitting down what is
[08:19:16] it another one yeah they're just sitting down sitting down both hands up in
[08:19:23] the sky sitting down in both hands up in the sky over okay it's this one right
[08:19:28] here and that's the second one right yeah I think so yeah Boston is not gonna go
[08:19:39] to the right one though and there's no shot
[08:19:41] he's not gonna get there I don't see him I think I'm just gonna head to the
[08:19:49] One oh, he's gonna go left. Tell me go left. Tell me go left. Tell me go left, right?
[08:19:55] Right's fine
[08:19:57] All right, go do it
[08:20:12] Shit house leave yeah
[08:20:19] where's Austin I don't know I think he's going to the point okay there you go
[08:20:25] but all right what do you see what pose
[08:20:36] okay
[08:20:39] Like this one.
[08:20:41] Yeah.
[08:20:47] Austin, is that both hands?
[08:20:49] To the side?
[08:20:50] Yeah, tell them to go to a different one.
[08:20:52] Austin, go to a different one now. Go to your right.
[08:20:54] Alright, well, yeah.
[08:20:57] Austin, go to your right.
[08:20:59] Okay, the first one is one hand up.
[08:21:03] What happened to Will? Over.
[08:21:05] Don't worry about it. Over.
[08:21:09] Don't worry about it! Over!
[08:21:12] That's Cutie Cinderella.
[08:21:18] Cutie Cinderella, are you okay? Over.
[08:21:21] Cutie Cinderella, what's your station? Over.
[08:21:27] What's the problem? Over.
[08:21:29] There's a bear? Where's the bear?
[08:21:39] There's a bear?
[08:21:44] Sound the one that...
[08:21:48] Okay, sitting down, boy. Sitting down, hands to the side.
[08:21:53] Last one, sitting down, hands to the side.
[08:21:55] The size of us great great great great great
[08:21:57] Getting down hands this down here down here
[08:22:03] Wait, do we miss the third one who was supposed to do the third one
[08:22:11] Oh Austin's on the third one asking what it is
[08:22:18] Austin you're on the third one is that the both hands down one like a TSA
[08:22:25] I'm at the one you told me to get a kill over.
[08:22:30] Okay, so we need the fourth one, the back one there.
[08:22:33] Okay, we're missing one directly to your right.
[08:22:39] You gotta go there, bud.
[08:22:41] No, no, the other way, the other way, the other way, the other way.
[08:22:43] That's your left, that's your left, there you go.
[08:22:47] Keep going.
[08:22:49] Do you still have to go left then?
[08:22:56] You're coming to a ridge.
[08:22:58] Underneath the ridge you'll find the last platform.
[08:23:05] There you go.
[08:23:08] Scale on down that over.
[08:23:12] Nice and easy.
[08:23:15] Down here?
[08:23:16] Yep, nice and easy.
[08:23:19] All right, tell us that last shape, bud.
[08:23:23] I'm looking for the platform over.
[08:23:27] Oh, it's right in front of me. Over.
[08:23:31] Two hands up above his head.
[08:23:34] Standing?
[08:23:38] Austin, is this standing? Two hands up above his head. Standing or sitting?
[08:23:42] Yeah, we did it.
[08:23:44] All right, we got it. We got it.
[08:23:46] back to the red tower now everyone back to the red tower you got the other baby
[08:23:51] house okay
[08:23:57] we did it baby
[08:24:02] cutie Cinderella cutie Cinderella this is self-suck Alva what's your station
[08:24:07] cutie Cinderella can you give us a sit-rep please over
[08:24:16] Can you guys at the tower shoot a flare? Over.
[08:24:20] Wait, am I going the wrong way? Where the fuck is everybody at?
[08:24:24] If you're at the tower, can you shoot a flare? Over.
[08:24:32] Cutie Cinderella, Cutie Cinderella, this is self-suck. Alpha, over.
[08:24:36] Cutie Cinderella, give us a sit, rep, please, over.
[08:24:46] Oh, there you are. What the fuck cutie?
[08:24:53] They're they're being sneaky they're like we should have to go do something real quick, and then they're just running away
[08:24:58] Okay
[08:25:02] Where's will copy is son I copy over
[08:25:07] We are not at the tower over you're gonna have to find it on your own
[08:25:18] I'm getting lost.
[08:25:20] Okay, Roger.
[08:25:22] Is he lost?
[08:25:24] He's getting lost.
[08:25:26] He says he's getting very dark and lonely over out here over.
[08:25:30] We can sign up on him.
[08:25:32] Okay, Roger.
[08:25:34] I'm getting lost.
[08:25:36] I'm getting lost.
[08:25:38] Okay, Roger.
[08:25:40] Okay, Roger.
[08:25:42] I'm getting lost.
[08:25:44] It's getting very dark and lonely over out here over we can sign up a flare in a minute when we get there
[08:25:53] Self-suck Bravo, this is self-suck actual we're on our way to the tower right now
[08:25:57] We'll set up a flare when we get there over
[08:26:06] Self-suck Alpha, this is self-suck Bravo
[08:26:09] You should follow the music in your heart and it will lead you to the tower over
[08:26:14] Is the tower up for the eye over?
[08:26:19] What?
[08:26:20] Hey guys, this is self-cuck actual, I have returned to tower.
[08:26:24] I am the first one back.
[08:26:25] If you see anyone else in your travels, rally them up and turn the tower over.
[08:26:30] Tell them to send a flare for Austin.
[08:26:32] Tower, please send a flare for Austin over.
[08:26:35] He's having a hard time coming back.
[08:26:37] Also, we briefly saw...
[08:26:40] Oh, there you go.
[08:26:42] There's your flair, Austin. Over.
[08:26:47] Fuck, I'm at the wrong tower. Over.
[08:26:51] Flare to navigate. Over.
[08:26:54] Austin is at the wrong tower? How is that even possible?
[08:26:58] Uh, home command, this is self-sucked Bravo.
[08:27:11] We have lost the women of our group over.
[08:27:14] Women and Christian, over.
[08:27:17] I was right with you.
[08:27:20] So, uh, self-sucked tower, this is self-sucked Bravo.
[08:27:24] We found one of the women over.
[08:27:29] Can you lighten up a flare over?
[08:27:34] Ha ha ha ha.
[08:27:35] Flare's out. Over.
[08:27:40] This is the only- I love being on the radio.
[08:27:48] Alright, that's the last one.
[08:27:51] Whoa, what the fuck?
[08:27:53] One key
[08:27:57] Okay, cutie and Christian I saw them basically giggling and running off into the forest saying they were gonna go pee
[08:28:04] They were just running away from here
[08:28:10] I think
[08:28:13] Okay, well who wants to take the key I'll take it I think Hassan's falling asleep
[08:28:20] just kind of standing here I'm gonna go cut this key for the next I'm falling
[08:28:28] if you're too if you're tired I'll carry you okay well I feel like we need
[08:28:33] everybody but we can go cut the key quick yeah well we're literally like an
[08:28:40] hour out from my bedtime hey guys are you do you have your microphone over
[08:28:47] Anybody
[08:28:52] Oh
[08:28:55] Okay, they are over
[08:28:59] This is self-suck actual coming anyone over
[08:29:06] The sun's staying up a little bit later because it's a Friday. It's a fun Friday. Yeah, I'm getting I'm getting a little frisky
[08:29:14] Look crazy
[08:29:17] A fun, fabulous Friday.
[08:29:23] What noise?
[08:29:24] Did they light a flare over there?
[08:29:26] Yes, they are...
[08:29:32] Wait, I can't... Did they light a flare?
[08:29:34] I heard me as I'm drinking a Celsius right now.
[08:29:37] Can I get a buddy?
[08:29:39] Yeah.
[08:29:39] You guys wanna...
[08:29:41] stay here?
[08:29:42] And we'll go?
[08:29:44] Where are they?
[08:29:45] No, well...
[08:29:46] Oh!
[08:29:47] Let I can use infrared it's not
[08:29:52] Choosing Austin they found a flare gun. I have no idea
[08:30:00] Oh
[08:30:06] Okay, are you coming back here this is self-sug headquarters self-sug Bravo respond over
[08:30:17] Self-suck Bravo. What's your situation? Give us a sit-rep over.
[08:30:32] I don't-
[08:30:33] Austin, show!
[08:30:36] Over.
[08:30:37] Use the call sign. It's self-suck Bravo.
[08:30:41] Oh, well, he wasn't responding to that.
[08:30:44] Oh my god, we're having so much fun at the Abbey.
[08:30:48] Wee wee!
[08:30:50] Over!
[08:30:51] Wow, why are there so many shortlist...
[08:30:55] Twonks here?
[08:30:56] That's so crazy over.
[08:31:00] Man, it's sexy up in here.
[08:31:06] Lotta...
[08:31:07] Lotta hot gays on stripper poles.
[08:31:10] Over!
[08:31:11] Troy Sivan, what are you doing here? Over!
[08:31:20] Oh my God, Hasan, what are you and Troy Sivan up to? Over!
[08:31:24] I'm just experimenting. It's not a big deal. Over.
[08:31:29] Is this the gavers or the sirens?
[08:31:32] Well...
[08:31:36] Okay, he might be actually dead if he's not responding to that.
[08:31:39] He's dead. No, he's dead.
[08:31:41] self-suck actual this is self-suck headquarters
[08:31:46] self-suck Bravo might be dead over
[08:31:49] okay I'm like I'm laying a flare
[08:31:54] we are lighting a flare
[08:31:58] over
[08:32:03] I think both of them dropped their radios
[08:32:10] their radios and can't find them now.
[08:32:14] I- yeah you're right, you're right Austin when flying down a hill lost his radio.
[08:32:20] Yep, it's been looking for Austin has his radio, he lost.
[08:32:33] Just gonna keep right now flares, how could he be that lost?
[08:32:40] Okay.
[08:32:42] Cutie ruining the game? Why? What is she doing?
[08:32:45] I mean, don't tell us. Don't tell us.
[08:32:47] Okay. We're gonna go again.
[08:32:49] I'm gonna keep...
[08:32:51] I'm gonna keep lighting the flares up.
[08:32:54] I'm like a wife waiting for her husband's return from war.
[08:33:10] We are Charlie Kirk.
[08:33:19] Oh, I'm up.
[08:33:20] Over.
[08:33:23] We carry the flame.
[08:33:25] I'm going to go see if there's anyone around, though I can see with my eyes.
[08:33:29] Okay, so apparently Will is doing...
[08:33:33] I'm going to go smaller.
[08:33:35] They're cutting the key.
[08:33:36] Will and Hoss are cutting the key.
[08:33:37] They're actually trying to play the game.
[08:33:39] No, I'm hearing no that he's doing.
[08:33:43] Will, don't...
[08:33:45] Wait, we're at home base.
[08:33:47] Will, if you were doing a puzzle, come back. Over.
[08:33:51] Wait, who...
[08:33:52] It's Austin Cheryl from the Fiat Podcast.
[08:33:54] Oh my god!
[08:33:56] I'm here with somebody with a green bottom and a...
[08:34:01] Will and Haas. Over.
[08:34:05] Okay.
[08:34:07] Come, come to home base, over.
[08:34:11] Did he go to the wrong one?
[08:34:15] Where did you go?
[08:34:16] Over.
[08:34:17] Are you at the tower?
[08:34:19] Yes, over.
[08:34:21] Okay, come down the hill to the starting area.
[08:34:26] Okay, over.
[08:34:28] I couldn't find my way.
[08:34:31] But thanks to God, I found my way.
[08:34:36] We're going to deploy another flare over wait are we going to hammer no we're going this
[08:34:43] way we're Haas said to go to the base so let's go down here and never mind we're going to
[08:34:49] a different base over
[08:34:50] Oh
[08:35:03] He's talking but I can't hear
[08:35:20] I thought I saw oh they see them
[08:35:30] Oh
[08:35:47] Bear behind run very no bear
[08:35:51] All right, I'm here where's where's Hassan twitch? I saw him around here somewhere I think
[08:36:14] Who just sent that flare up what the fuck?
[08:36:22] Wait what
[08:36:28] Where do they shoot that flare from
[08:36:39] What the fuck just happened
[08:36:41] I don't know come look at this map for him though you guys are gonna love this
[08:36:48] wait look look there's they're coming down they're coming down Haas is right
[08:36:51] there wait he's yelling gone a gun what what is she holding fuck
[08:37:21] oh my god oh my god reach for the gun close the door she's gonna kill us
[08:37:35] What the hell?
[08:37:37] You guys gotta love this, follow me!
[08:37:42] What the fuck are you doing?
[08:37:47] Why are they speaking?
[08:37:51] What are you doing?
[08:37:53] Stop shooting!
[08:37:55] What the fuck are you doing?
[08:37:58] What are you doing?
[08:38:00] What are you doing? Stop shooting! You're crazy!
[08:38:10] It didn't kill anybody.
[08:38:18] cozy FPS gaming oh god oh god look look my hands are up don't do it don't do
[08:38:27] it
[08:38:29] I'm gonna kill you.
[08:38:36] Holy shit.
[08:38:39] Look!
[08:38:42] Wow, it's huge!
[08:38:47] Wow, talk about a big walk.
[08:38:50] Why do you have that?
[08:38:53] Judy, stop shooting us!
[08:38:57] Cutie you're shooting like a goddamn liberal. Hey, we'll take my guns
[08:39:11] All right, what are we doing?
[08:39:16] I mean we can end for today or we can keep going I have to go to sleep
[08:39:21] I'm tired
[08:39:27] Let's go, let's go to the, uh, the-
[08:39:31] Wait, Huzzan, look at me in the face.
[08:39:34] Yeah.
[08:39:35] Will you play again another time?
[08:39:37] Yeah.
[08:39:38] Or do I have to blow your fucking head off with this flair?
[08:39:41] Yeah, I'm down. I'm down to play again.
[08:39:43] Yeah, you down, huh?
[08:39:45] What's the goal of this game?
[08:39:47] Why don't you dance for me, son?
[08:39:49] Yeah, I don't want to play this game again
[08:39:55] Why don't you want to play this way again? I want to play like
[08:40:01] Judy what was the one game we played where we were in the boat raft yes
[08:40:07] Yeah, that one was one too. We have to make it to the ball. Oh
[08:40:11] I like this game. Oh you like it?
[08:40:14] Oh
[08:40:22] Yeah, yeah, let me look all hot. Oh, hold on. Wait. Okay. We leave before we leave one last thing
[08:40:29] What? Hey, where is it? I can't see
[08:40:33] Shit, what's this guy's bread? Where's Austin? I'm over you. We can each other up. Oh, oh
[08:40:39] Oh, he's up top and one second now. Let me fix something before we
[08:40:45] Wait, oh God
[08:40:48] They give me Austin. Let's go. There we go
[08:40:53] There we go. No, yeah
[08:40:57] No, please no
[08:41:09] I'm holding him
[08:41:12] Let's go
[08:41:16] Will I'll keep playing if you want to oh, yeah, we could you keep going I'll go
[08:41:23] Yeah
[08:41:28] It says if I quit I
[08:41:30] I quit. I did too.
[08:41:40] All right, ladies and well, let's get will tell
[08:41:44] Christian, tell them all to come to this court.
[08:41:48] Everybody come to this court. I'm going to Spiderman movie.
[08:41:51] Judy's going to Spiderman movie.
[08:41:55] You guys there.
[08:41:57] Wait, hold on. Wait. Before we go, we need outro.
[08:41:59] Nine o'clock. We need them all here.
[08:42:03] Oh. Get over here.
[08:42:06] All of you need to get the fuck over here right now.
[08:42:09] You hear me?
[08:42:10] Well, it was here.
[08:42:11] Was here. Was here.
[08:42:13] OK.
[08:42:14] Were you trying to out yell the mute on discord?
[08:42:18] Yeah, I felt like it.
[08:42:19] Loki kind of.
[08:42:21] Oh, OK. Look, you can pick up their bodies.
[08:42:24] All right, everybody, thanks for joining us.
[08:42:27] We're going on tour.
[08:42:29] We're going to get Austin. Oh man. Those days Friday, August 21st in San Francisco,
[08:42:35] California, Seattle, August 22nd, Portland, August 23rd, Los Angeles, August 29th.
[08:42:42] Tickets are on sale now. Tour.FearAnd.com. Hasan, where can they find the tickets?
[08:42:48] Tour.FearAnd.com, West Coast Tour, 2026.
[08:42:53] Yes. All right, y'all. Thank you so much. All right. This was a lot of fun. I'm
[08:42:57] I'm glad I'm we're gonna do it again soon. All right, we're gonna game every single night. Okay
[08:43:06] Expect
[08:43:09] We're all just gamers down for friends left Fridays. That's the country. Can we play me playing that kick Emilian up at one point?
[08:43:15] I'm down
[08:43:27] Same job, same place.
[08:43:30] That was fun.
[08:43:31] Promises made promises kept.
[08:43:33] The evening was really happening.
[08:43:35] We did it.
[08:43:36] We did the damn thing.
[08:43:37] Love you guys and I will see you tomorrow.
[08:43:39] Peace.
[08:43:57] There is again a sun is streaming, a sun is streaming.
[08:44:06] There is again a sun is streaming, a sun is streaming.
[08:44:17] Leave you in a Chinese train, tell him kind of face.
[08:44:25] The sun in Asmins chapter loves giving greenings grace
[08:44:33] Zoram winning NYC won two back with a force
[08:44:41] The roguin of the left to me a dumb combo still on course
[08:44:49] The Charlie Kirk assassination, the fear, and on my show
[08:44:57] Eight full fucking years of this, plenty more to go
[08:45:05] Doing fun stuff tomorrow, throw BDS up on the screen
[08:45:11] A man made whore reaction brought to you by this life's dream
[08:45:20] Because there he is again, the son is streaming
[08:45:27] The son is streaming
[08:45:30] There he is again, the son is streaming
[08:45:36] A son is streaming,
[08:45:41] Kicked out of the DNC, I well and march the good.
[08:45:47] Committing the propaganda to shut down people's throats.
[08:45:54] CBS Israeli news, a coup, a regime falls.
[08:46:01] A full-blown fascist takeover and still the duty calls.
[08:46:10] Total radicalization coming out to sea.
[08:46:18] The system where he'll always fail, it's up to you and me.
[08:46:26] All these daily streets, whether short or whether long
[08:46:33] Have held millions of people keep it moving right along
[08:46:41] Cause there he is again, a son is streaming
[08:46:49] A son is streaming, there he is again.
[08:46:56] A son is streaming, a son is streaming.
[08:47:03] But hey, what can you say?
[08:47:06] That's BBS for you.
[08:47:09] But he'll play games real soon.
[08:47:12] Just you wait.
[08:47:16] Say, hey, what can you say, hey, and that's BBS for you.
[08:47:22] But he'll move on real soon.
[08:47:25] Just you wait.
[08:47:26] Ba-da-da, ba-da-da, ba-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.
[08:47:29] Hey, what can you say, hey, and that's BBS for you.
[08:47:35] I hope all your longs will soon.
[08:47:38] Just you wait.
[08:47:39] Sha-da-da, sha-da-da, sha-da-da-da-da-da-da.
[08:47:43] What can you say, hey, that's PBS for you?
[08:47:47] But he'll do Jeff Lies real soon, just you wait.
[08:47:55] But hey, what can you say, hey, that's PBS for you?
[08:48:01] Wrote on my viewers like you, just you wait.
[08:48:07] Just you wait.