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08-29-2026 · 4h 52m

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[00:10:30] What's going on, everybody?
[00:10:34] I'm not doing an intro with the music that I normally would do.
[00:10:42] It's Saturday, August 29th, 2026.
[00:10:50] And normally this is the part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news, but
[00:11:03] last night we found out that someone profoundly important to our community, a community long-term
[00:11:12] community member and a moderator, unfortunately passed away, was unexpected, and I don't know
[00:11:30] how to talk about it, especially because I don't know how much I want to reveal about
[00:11:35] her background. Um, but, um, yeah, many of you know her by Ismo by the name Ismo Max.
[00:11:49] She went by Max. Uh, and for the time being, that's, you know, all I'm going to mention
[00:12:03] about the details until I talk to her family and figure out what the best next steps forward
[00:12:17] are. But yeah, he was a wonderful part of this community. Beacon of
[00:12:47] light and excellence who's always there for all of you and I know that you were
[00:12:57] there for her as well so I'm not very good at talking about stuff like this
[00:13:13] I'm not even very good about thinking about stuff like this, let alone, like, figure out how to feel.
[00:13:25] But, um, you know,
[00:13:34] the people that you meet on the internet are, are real people.
[00:13:38] and it's important to remember that these are people with dreams, people who go through their own struggles.
[00:13:47] So it's important to be as kind to one another as possible.
[00:13:53] Little Bear has something nice to say.
[00:13:58] She sent me a son merch when I had no money, none. She wanted me to have it. She sent it all the way to South Africa.
[00:14:03] I want to let me pay for shipping. She was so kind. Yeah
[00:14:16] So keep a keep is most family in your prayers and your thoughts and
[00:14:27] Yes, we are already in contact with her
[00:14:30] with her, with her friends and with her family and I don't know what, like how much information
[00:14:43] I think it's appropriate to reveal right now. So, um, yeah, I, uh, Betelgeuse days before
[00:14:53] she was hospitalized, she was still here caring for the chat in the stream. Her last
[00:14:56] Ms. N'Chat, the offline chat was hard.
[00:14:59] She loved and cared about this community.
[00:15:00] Yes.
[00:15:03] I will say this.
[00:15:07] Yeah, this is a mutually beneficial relationship
[00:15:11] for everyone, right?
[00:15:14] Like she was, there were plenty of instances
[00:15:18] where this community had helped
[00:15:26] Show her support at times when she needed it
[00:15:34] And I'm sure many of you have incredible experiences with her that you will cherish that you should cherish
[00:15:45] Gizmo talked me off a ledge when I was at really really tough and dark point in my life
[00:15:48] I don't think anyone I met in this community much less as website has
[00:15:52] Had as profound an impact as Gizmo. I'm gonna miss them so much
[00:15:56] Yeah.
[00:16:03] If there's anything that we can do as a community for a celebration of
[00:16:26] life, a funeral, I'd love to have flowers or donation made to a foundation. Yes, we're
[00:16:30] gonna, we're gonna figure all of that out. It's just, it's, this was sudden, this is
[00:16:34] unexpected. So obviously, it's, it's not, you know, we're, we're working on it.
[00:16:44] All right.
[00:16:51] And, um,
[00:17:13] We'll have a love place for her to honor her memory, and people can write up some of their experiences of how she may have helped you guys out or vice versa, but yeah.
[00:17:43] She was irreplaceable
[00:18:00] You know I would chat about offline chat a lot she was very defensive of offline chat
[00:18:04] We would try to help chatters that needed mutual aid. This was all the way back in 2022. She would have done anything for this community
[00:18:10] Yeah
[00:18:13] Yeah, we have an in-memorium channel in the Discord. It will be opened up to everyone soon.
[00:18:25] Yeah, there's, there's, there are layers to how involved people are in this community. Obviously at the,
[00:18:31] at the lowest level of involvement, you have people who, you know, watch the fan channels every now and then or randomly stumble across a video.
[00:18:38] And then one step above it is a consistent YouTube watch or one step above it is a consistent
[00:18:44] Twitch stream watch or one step above it is is probably offline chatters, you know, and
[00:18:52] discord people within the discord with their own splinter discords.
[00:18:58] There's obviously layers upon layers, levels upon levels of involvement and for many in
[00:19:09] this community you've probably encountered her at some point.
[00:19:14] Yisma probably checked in on you at some point making sure that everything was alright.
[00:19:22] sure that the real world problems that you were dealing with were not as
[00:19:27] strenuous trying to lift your burden, very selfless person, unbelievably kind.
[00:19:45] And it's usually those who are the kindest amongst us that are going through
[00:19:50] the most. But that's who she was using incredibly selfless person. So yeah, rest in power.
[00:20:50] Okay. All right, I'm gonna, I don't know how to move on from this and then get into the
[00:21:05] regular news coverage.
[00:21:12] All right, watch this clip.
[00:21:30] Am I wrong? Didn't fucking George W. Bush win Palm Beach?
[00:21:41] I don't, I don't know.
[00:21:45] Technically.
[00:21:54] Maybe he's just talking about governorship.
[00:21:57] Oh, we all want the same things. Low crime.
[00:21:59] we will crack down on crime nationally with the
[00:22:02] good motherfucker gizmo max going w w w dot google dot com
[00:22:07] both my hands are full right now i'm eating
[00:22:13] the reason why i thought it was interesting for him to say that is
[00:22:15] like is he is he claiming that
[00:22:18] palm beach was not one by jerry bush like it is you know some that we don't
[00:22:21] know you know what i mean the soros back prosecutors i did it in florida i'll do
[00:22:25] it national
[00:22:26] This is before she became a moderator.
[00:22:39] Actually the border and immigration illegal immigration is
[00:22:57] She was modelled like two months later by the way, yeah, I know
[00:23:03] She also continued doing it as a moderator as well
[00:23:09] Don't learn the wrong lesson from that chatters.
[00:23:37] doesn't mean you control me into becoming a moderator. Okay? That's a one-on-one.
[00:23:48] Stupid. In the chat. Megaphonics, well I've sure been trying. You've lost your VIP status.
[00:23:58] Big dog?
[00:24:00] What do you mean?
[00:24:02] Megaphonics, well I sure been trying.
[00:24:05] You have lost, you used to be a VIP in this community.
[00:24:09] You are no longer a VIP, you're just a pee.
[00:24:23] Yeah, you're just a pee pee now.
[00:24:25] Never VIP him again?
[00:24:27] I'm sure he'll be able to redeem himself eventually
[00:24:37] Oh
[00:24:44] What do you hate wife guys so much we all hate what we can't have you know, that's what it is I
[00:24:51] I told Megaphonics if he comes to LA for the live show he still got a couple hours to fulfill
[00:25:00] this obligation.
[00:25:01] I'll give him his VIP status back, tour.feoran.com, all right, but we got a lot to cover today.
[00:25:19] got a lot of news to talk about today. And I'm going to blast off now and then we're
[00:25:28] going to get into it. I don't have any other like personal news other than that. Honestly,
[00:25:34] it is unbelievably hot outside. It is 86 degrees, but it's unbelievably humid here
[00:25:44] in Los Angeles, California and therefore it's impossible to be normal about it.
[00:25:56] But we're gonna, we're keeping it going.
[00:25:58] I mean, I got the AC blasting in here, mini-split, and she's dead.
[00:26:10] Kaya is, I mean, I brought her out.
[00:26:13] I took her to the gym this morning with her cousin Fiona and she played.
[00:26:24] She played a lot, but I think normally she's fine in the heat, but it took a lot
[00:26:33] out of her as you can probably tell.
[00:26:39] She is knocked the fuck out.
[00:26:43] I was about to say your dog looks deflated. She is deflated.
[00:26:48] Normally, her little paw would be dangling off the corner. Currently, it's her head, her entire head.
[00:27:02] And you can tell she's dreaming too.
[00:27:05] Do you see the fallen red at Montran advise you like a shrewd politic man's no
[00:27:22] Yeah, I think I'm gonna use the kayak or track us on post
[00:27:28] You've been real quiet since Thavi posted nibble and creamy thighs on his stories, though I even posting workouts again, yes.
[00:27:38] I didn't know you modeled for actual war propaganda?
[00:27:42] What?
[00:27:45] Okay dude, that's not...
[00:27:49] It's not funny. Okay, that's Elon Musk when he was younger in a better shape.
[00:27:55] shape. I do not have the barrel chest problem. The Hank Pekker base is
[00:28:06] going to be so. Oh yeah, we'll talk about the ranchers rising up.
[00:28:13] Um,
[00:28:17] we'll talk about the ranchers rising up. We'll talk about how aggressive
[00:28:21] people are getting. We're going to be talking about some good news as well.
[00:28:24] we need God knows we need some good news. Um, we have some good news coming out of
[00:28:48] Michigan, which we needed, certainly. And when we'll be talking about that, that
[00:28:56] suit needs a pocket square. I think it's fine without it.
[00:29:00] Um, but yeah, Abdul El Sayed Surge, Saturday, Fun Day, Nazi infighting with Milo deportation
[00:29:11] leads to Nazi infighting leads to Milo's deportation. The OD is tracking the left. Iran war continues.
[00:29:20] Why do you never talk about the other AES? You mean actually existing socialism?
[00:29:34] Yeah, epic MRA MERS news poll
[00:29:38] show's Abdul El Sayed from July 26th to 31st at a trailing behind Mike Rogers by 3 and
[00:29:51] today Abdul El Sayed is up 4 and Mike Rogers is down 3.
[00:29:58] Undecideds are only down by 1 point as well.
[00:30:03] this is a massive, massively consequential and great bit of news that we were desperate for.
[00:30:13] It also shows once again that a lot of people
[00:30:24] don't pay attention to the noise, which in this circumstance is a good thing.
[00:30:33] I think part of the reason why people don't pay attention to the noise is because at a
[00:30:43] time when we need it the most, the media has relinquished its responsibility.
[00:30:52] The fourth estate is no longer predisposed with informing the public on issues that matter
[00:31:00] and instead focus on nonsense. Now, before you say, weren't the polls very wrong in the primaries?
[00:31:10] Yes, they were. They were. The polls were often the primaries. The difference, of course, is
[00:31:17] there's a lot more past performance that you can match up with when we talk about the general.
[00:31:23] It's much more difficult to pull the primaries than it is to pull the general.
[00:31:33] General poles are generally more accurate.
[00:31:35] You have, especially in open primaries as well. There's cross party voting, things of that nature.
[00:31:56] So, yeah, there's a lot to do in the upcoming 65 days, but we are going to do our very best
[00:32:21] and we are going to put Abdul at a plus seven advantage. What's important for all of us is to
[00:32:31] overcome the noise to the best of our ability, I certainly will try to do that. But we are united.
[00:32:41] This is an incredibly consequential election.
[00:32:52] Abdul El Sayed is an incredibly consequential candidate, not just for Michigan, not just
[00:33:04] for the broad left movement, regardless of our disagreements, he's not a socialist.
[00:33:13] It's consequential for multiple reasons. First and foremost, it's consequential because
[00:33:21] there needs to be a Democratic Senate majority, there needs to be a majority in the House of
[00:33:26] Representatives and a majority in the Senate, so that Democrats broadly, regardless of their
[00:33:34] lack of interest in following through on this, they will still be capable of setting up accountability
[00:33:46] measures immediately.
[00:33:50] The lame duck period for Donald Trump cannot go unimpeded.
[00:34:01] If the Democrats do not win the Senate majority and the majority in the House, Donald Trump
[00:34:10] is going to be even more unbearable.
[00:34:16] He's going to be even more violent, and I don't know how consequential that will be.
[00:34:25] Judging by what he has done in the first two years, if there is no pushback, if there is
[00:34:33] no real accountability, we are cooked.
[00:34:39] He turned his back on you.
[00:34:43] Stop taking these polls seriously.
[00:34:45] They were so off.
[00:34:46] We got a real election understander in here, uh, double down, uh, and then, and then also
[00:34:51] on top of that, angry at my behest about things that he does not understand.
[00:35:11] Hideo Kojima also talked about the voice of Henry Jabba, a movie that depicts the final
[00:35:14] moments of a five-year-old Palestinian girl murdered by Israel.
[00:35:17] Kojima's politics have always been pretty clear, but it's good to see him speaking
[00:35:20] out. Won't Trump just increase the violence regardless because he's never asked for congressional
[00:35:36] approval for the Iran war in the first place? Yes, he will try, but it's always better to
[00:35:41] have the capacity to push back because right now we do not have the capacity to push back.
[00:35:49] There's no legislative accountability.
[00:35:52] There are no committee hearings that we can generate.
[00:35:56] There's no headlines that we can generate off of committee hearings.
[00:36:01] The reality of the matter is there's not much Democrats can do outside of causing a big shit
[00:36:08] storm in the media by going out and protesting.
[00:36:17] Norwegian made track APAC style track is on piker. Yeah, I know. I already used it as
[00:36:23] a blast off meme chatter.
[00:36:27] Where is the blast off meme? Here it is.
[00:36:35] I use the one of their memes as a blast off meme.
[00:36:57] You see speculation of the US dredging a second passage through the straight on the Oma side.
[00:37:01] I love it.
[00:37:02] It seems to me like pure, utter fantasy, but I find it very funny.
[00:37:27] Mochaia's lifeless body behind you is evidence against you is true.
[00:37:34] True.
[00:37:38] Um,
[00:37:47] is this a hater or Hassanavi head account is very funny.
[00:37:50] No, it's a hater.
[00:37:52] Some of my haters are so intense.
[00:37:57] that it it's tough the way that they humiliate themselves, the way that they debase themselves so much.
[00:38:11] So much so that it's tough to figure out what their mindset is, what they're doing.
[00:38:19] It's tough to figure out if they're being sincere, if they're fans,
[00:38:24] fans or if they are haters, if they're fans making a joke or a meme, anyway.
[00:38:54] The designation of autistic inventory as a terrorist org is fucked up and very bad for free speech in the West.
[00:39:00] What?
[00:39:08] Anyway, let's get back to the Abdul Al-Said race.
[00:39:15] So this is incredible news.
[00:39:18] And once we look at leaners,
[00:39:20] Abdul El Sayed rises to 50% and Mike Rogers only to 45%.
[00:39:25] And what's really interesting is when you put the leaners in,
[00:39:29] Abdul El Sayed starts outperforming Jocelyn Benson.
[00:39:33] Now, this is also important to take note of because Abdul El Sayed,
[00:39:38] initially, was underperforming Jocelyn Benson in the last poll,
[00:39:42] and that's precisely the reason why Much Hay was made.
[00:39:47] Much hay was made.
[00:39:52] What's interesting about it is this.
[00:39:57] If you recall when those polls initially came out,
[00:40:01] and everyone started doing the itogessos,
[00:40:05] running around,
[00:40:09] claiming that Abdul was a weaker candidate than Hayley Stevens,
[00:40:13] and that the Democratic voters in the primary had messed up.
[00:40:19] How dare they vote for the leftmost candidate?
[00:40:22] I told you guys what?
[00:40:25] I said, stand back, stand by.
[00:40:31] $70 million of negative attack ads,
[00:40:38] very few positive ads promoting Haley Stevens,
[00:40:42] and primarily attacking Abdullah al-Sayed, 34 million of it coming directly from APEC,
[00:40:48] was of course going to have an impact in the polls.
[00:40:54] But once the DSCC ads started rolling, once there was more TV media buys coming from
[00:41:02] the establishment in favor of Abdul, once Abdul could retell his story and reintroduce
[00:41:11] himself to the general electorate, you would realize that Mike Rogers had already maxed out his name
[00:41:20] recognition and had lost a Senate run only two years ago to Elisa Slotkin.
[00:41:33] And that's precisely what's going on right now because there were a lot of people
[00:41:38] that possibly saw Abdul for the first time ever in a very negative way.
[00:41:52] Do you understand?
[00:42:03] I don't, someone said, this means that the, the anti-obdual, uh,
[00:42:07] or focus on media cycle is backfired. Um, yes and no.
[00:42:14] Uh, it, it was, it doesn't mean that it's successful or unsuccessful.
[00:42:18] It just means that it's irrelevant.
[00:42:20] And I guess you could say it's unsuccessful because it is irrelevant.
[00:42:27] But yes, Michigan's gold standard poll, this is from Ellis Bates from vote hub.
[00:42:31] Mishie's gold center pole finds Elsad matching Benson's 4-point lead. A sharp turnaround from Rogers' 3-point edge in the last pole.
[00:42:38] Elsad also holds a 12-point net favorability edge over Rogers double Benson's 6-point advantage over James.
[00:42:52] This is our on-ghost to show that most Dems do come home unlike their weird bigoted online centrist counterparts. Great take.
[00:43:01] So, Mike Rogers has responded to the new poll with maximum copium.
[00:43:18] Reminder the weekend before the 2024 election, Epic MRA had Kamala winning by plus three
[00:43:22] over President Trump, and is locked in by plus five.
[00:43:24] That would make them wrong by over four points in both races.
[00:43:29] Yeah. The story here is simple. If you're explaining, you're losing. If you're explaining
[00:43:39] why these polls that are coming out are actually fake, you're most likely losing. It's doubly
[00:43:47] hilarious because he's pointing to the epic MRA poll and reminding people that he already
[00:43:56] lost two years ago, lost to Elisa Slotkin. It keeps pushing me up to Hassan Abihed Ladder.
[00:44:06] The hysteria drives me crazy. All the fucking things to talk about and our leaders are focused
[00:44:09] on us on who tells the truth. I can't stand it. Yes. So we are going to be looking into
[00:44:14] the polls. We're going to be looking deeper into this poll specifically. And obviously
[00:44:19] I have a lot of thoughts on this as well. A reminder that Trump is not on the ballot
[00:44:25] this time around, which is, and also deeply unpopular this time around.
[00:44:31] Because the same forces that caused a Trump victory against the Democrats broadly and
[00:44:36] against Kamala Harris was the affordability crisis that was hanging around the neck of
[00:44:41] the National Democratic Party.
[00:44:44] This time that same affordability crisis that has only accelerated is hanging around
[00:44:49] the neck of the National Republican Party.
[00:44:54] And there's another thing that's also important to recognize, Medicare for All support in
[00:44:59] Michigan.
[00:45:01] Across the board, Michiganders overwhelmingly support Medicare for All at 62% and the opposition
[00:45:08] is only at 31%.
[00:45:10] And Medicare for All is Abdul's number one policy.
[00:45:14] He's written a book about it.
[00:45:16] He's a doctor.
[00:45:18] He has the background, the push for it.
[00:45:21] has been running on implementing Medicare for All basically his whole life
[00:45:28] really since he got out of med school so this is very very beneficial because
[00:45:38] Medicare for All much like opposition to Israel is unbelievably popular amongst
[00:45:44] the voters across both parties and unbelievably unpopular amongst our
[00:45:50] political class. So when someone comes out and says this is what I will fight for, something
[00:45:58] that you all want, something that my opposition will never sign on to deliver, that plays
[00:46:07] a major role with independence. This is our theory. This is what we believe on the left.
[00:46:16] We believe that if you go out there and you make an earnest plea that you will fight like
[00:46:21] hell to advance people's material conditions, that you will fight for them, you will center
[00:46:32] their needs at the heart of your campaign.
[00:46:37] We believe that we'll have a better shot at winning over the so-called moderates, the
[00:46:42] Independent voters and maybe even some Republicans as opposed to the centrist democrat performance
[00:47:03] Speaking of opposition to israel was this a good idea
[00:47:06] I made a mistake. I'll also say the positives for comment about synagogue attack. Dr. Obelisay,
[00:47:13] the Democratic Senate nominee, Michigan apologies for a group of Jewish Democrats on a Saturday
[00:47:16] for a Saturday for a statement he made about in March about an attack on synagogue near
[00:47:21] Detroit saying that nobody deserves to have their pain trampled on. Is this a mistake? No,
[00:47:30] No, not necessarily. No, no, no, no. No, no. I think this is fine. I don't think this is a mistake at all, because this is one of the only.
[00:47:42] This was look, I'm sick and tired of apologies. But what have I always said? Only apologize. Only apologize if it is something worthy of an apology.
[00:47:56] Okay.
[00:47:57] Only apologize if something is worthy of an apology, especially considering that that did come across as a little insensitive.
[00:48:08] Okay?
[00:48:10] So it's understandable if the Jewish population of Michigan fell some type of way.
[00:48:21] away. Is there racism that plays a role in their analysis of Abdul al-Sayed, certainly?
[00:48:33] I don't think he needed to apologize at all, but what he said, it wasn't appropriate to try to
[00:48:37] contextualize in the immediate aftermath of the attack. Yeah. I mean, let's be real, guys.
[00:48:47] Abdul is running for Senate. He has to be a lot more careful with his language, with
[00:48:52] the way he carries himself, with the way he conducts himself. I don't have to be as careful.
[00:48:58] I am a Twitch streamer after all. My immediate sentiment in the aftermath of that did not
[00:49:04] contextualize it with language such as that.
[00:49:16] says you do. Yeah, I mean, I'm just saying like as someone in independent media, as someone who is
[00:49:23] a Twitch streamer, as someone who gets into trouble all the time, like,
[00:49:27] like, think about the way I covered that attack.
[00:49:36] Ultimately, yes. There is an intense hyper focus on everything that Abdul says.
[00:49:42] The reality of the matter is he disavowed the attack instantly, said this is an anti-semitic attack.
[00:49:50] This is completely unacceptable. But then he contextualized it.
[00:49:54] And the reality of the matter is when you're running for office, there are certain things that you have to be incredibly sensitive to, certain issues that you have to be incredibly sensitive to.
[00:50:08] You're vulgar because you're illiterate, not enough reading. Okay, I don't like that Norm
[00:50:13] said that and now chatters that spend every waking moment on Twitch and read far less
[00:50:19] than I do or now telling me I don't read enough. Okay, I don't want to hear from you about
[00:50:24] my illiteracy.
[00:50:39] Seems like then you haven't seen this norm talks very extensively. No, I did. I watched
[00:50:43] morning everybody and we watched this entire thing. Uh, he said some nice things and he
[00:50:48] We said some, we spoke past one another, I guess, a little bit.
[00:51:04] It's just extra funny to see chatters in here.
[00:51:11] To see chatters in here, tell me.
[00:51:14] I'm not doing enough reading when half the time you're in here and I'm doing your
[00:51:18] reading for you. So, don't talk to me about how I'm not reading enough when I'm
[00:51:31] literally reading and I'm reading for you half the time. Okay? Many of you are
[00:51:40] incapable of reading, many of you are illiterate, so I provide this valuable
[00:51:43] legal service, and it's okay.
[00:51:48] Um, so yeah.
[00:51:52] Speaking of reading, let's read this New York Times article.
[00:51:54] I made a mistake.
[00:51:55] I also had apologize for comment about synagogue attack.
[00:51:57] Dr.
[00:51:57] Abdul.
[00:51:57] I'll say at the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan face criticism of Jewish
[00:52:00] Democrats after remarking hurt people, hurt people.
[00:52:03] Dr.
[00:52:03] Abdul.
[00:52:04] I'll say at the Democratic Senate nominee in Michigan apologized to a group of
[00:52:07] Jewish Democrats on Saturday for a statement he made in March about an attack on a
[00:52:11] synagogue near Detroit saying nobody deserves to have their pain.
[00:52:13] trampled on. I just wish that he, I just wish that the media would also offer additional context like
[00:52:20] because the way that this story has carried in the last couple of months makes it seem as though
[00:52:25] that's the only thing he said. Like they went up to, they were like, Dr. Abdul Rahman, Muhammad
[00:52:30] Elsaed, what do you think about the synagogue attack? And he just turned around and he picked up,
[00:52:34] picked up the microphones and said, her people, her people. And then he dropped the mic and he
[00:52:37] he left. Like that's not what happened, right? But that's what everybody lasered in on in
[00:52:45] his comments in the aftermath. You say some words wrong though. I do say words wrong.
[00:52:49] I say words wrong. I am stupid. Everybody knows. Okay.
[00:53:00] But my point is that wasn't the only thing that he said, but it's understandable that
[00:53:12] he would take ownership over certain words that he has used in that time frame and apologize
[00:53:20] for how it made people feel.
[00:53:21] I don't think this is like insincere is what I mean, right?
[00:53:25] I don't think this is insincere at all.
[00:53:29] It's perfectly reasonable to, once again, like I said, apologize for things that you
[00:53:33] actually didn't mean, or apologize for how you may have come across.
[00:53:38] Apologize knowing full well that your opposition is still going to be cynical about it.
[00:53:43] They're always going to use it against you.
[00:53:46] They're going to say you're taking ownership.
[00:53:47] But don't ever apologize for the opposition's cynical framing if it's not something worthy
[00:53:55] of an apology.
[00:53:57] Dr. Raul Said, who was trying to appeal to Jewish Democrats who have expressed deep skepticism
[00:54:01] about his candidacy said he should not have included a phrase, heard people, heard people
[00:54:05] in a video statement.
[00:54:06] And you should soon after Mandra was struck into a synagogue, injuring a guard.
[00:54:09] The authorities said the attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan
[00:54:13] was a targeted act against Jews.
[00:54:15] I made a mistake, said Dr. Raul said, responding to a question while addressing the Michigan
[00:54:18] Democratic Jewish caucus at a party convention in Lansing.
[00:54:20] I should have issued a statement of course condemning it and it should have just been
[00:54:24] the full stop.
[00:54:25] Dr. El Sayed said he had been trying to offer a broader context but had inadvertently trampled on the dignity that fear and that pain should have been afforded
[00:54:32] He said if my statement caused pain, I'm sorry. That was not what I intended
[00:54:37] The authority said the man who carried out the attack on the synagogue
[00:54:40] I'm on Mohammed Ghazali and naturalized US citizens was born in Lebanon had lost family in an Israeli attack in March in his initial statement
[00:54:46] Dr. Abdul El Sayed said there was never a justification for attacking innocent people
[00:54:51] but that he understood that violence is a cycle and that hurt people hurt people on
[00:54:56] Saturday, Dr.
[00:54:56] El said said his attempts to contextualize the attack were inappropriate and it's immediate aftermath the apology came as Dr
[00:55:01] El said has been under pressure over his links to a piker a provocative shimmer who's made incendiary comments about Israel
[00:55:07] Dr.
[00:55:07] El said campaign with mr.
[00:55:08] Piker during the democratic primary but recently said he had no intention to do so in the lead-up to the November general election
[00:55:14] Dr.
[00:55:15] El said campaign against the Republican nominee former representative Mike Rogers is seen as one in a small group of contests
[00:55:20] that could determine the control of the Senate, will show a competitive race.
[00:55:26] When Dr. L said narrowly won the Democratic primary in early August, and before people say look,
[00:55:32] before people say look, that he's getting an extra hard, okay? He's getting an extra hard.
[00:55:44] You have to remember like
[00:55:46] What do I always say?
[00:55:48] Being a Muslim is a hurdle being a woman is a hurdle, but hurdles can be climbed. Okay?
[00:55:57] That's it so no matter what happens no matter what happens
[00:56:02] These are climbable hurdles, but sometimes you have to carry yourself a little bit differently
[00:56:07] Given your background as a matter of fact one of my biggest issues is you know, I
[00:56:11] I say I'm white all the time.
[00:56:14] I behave like a white boy,
[00:56:16] but it's very clear that not every single person
[00:56:19] that hears what I have to say
[00:56:25] feel the same way about my background, right?
[00:56:37] And while wheat things might have given me a cracker pass,
[00:56:41] Very clear, others have not. Okay? That's not something anyone should accept. Yes.
[00:56:49] Ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls, and MBS brothers and sisters,
[00:56:52] vampires, it doesn't matter. Do you want to win or do you want to complain about how things aren't
[00:57:00] right now? Okay? Because if you want to win, you don't get to sit there and say, well, this is not
[00:57:07] how it should be, unless your goal is to be an activist and try to change the dynamic of the
[00:57:14] world, the dynamic of Islamophobia and how pervasive it is, you know? That's not what this race is
[00:57:26] about. What this race is about is winning power and it sucks. And I say this as someone whose name
[00:57:32] is a song and eats it all the time. Now, of course, as a media figure, as a media figure,
[00:57:40] I have a lot more liberties, even though clearly the rest of the media is trying to take those
[00:57:46] liberties away from me and making it seem as though I'm running in Michigan. Okay, I'm not.
[00:57:56] Just so people remember, I am not running. I'm not running for office. I have no
[00:58:00] no intention to ever run for office. I am never going to run for office. Please stop yelling
[00:58:07] at me.
[00:58:08] But in any case, let's get back to the article that is doing just that. It calls the country's
[00:58:19] government evil and regularly attacked the emeritus republic of first committee during
[00:58:22] the primary race in connections with Mr. Piker. And Mr. Piker's repeatedly returned to the
[00:58:28] center of internal debates among democrats in recent weeks. Most recently after he issued
[00:58:31] would appear to be an ominous warning to Jewish Americans during an episode of the show a week
[00:58:35] ago. Dr. El-Said, a forceful critical to the Israeli government, defeated Representative Haley
[00:58:38] Stevens, a pro-Israel Democrat to win his party nomination. The Democratic Party in Michigan,
[00:58:42] which has been, which has large Jewish and Muslim populations, has been split by debates about
[00:58:46] Israel and the issue was at the center of the Senate primary. The convention where Dr. El-Said
[00:58:50] delivered his apology was his self-assource attention. State Attorney General Dana Nessel,
[00:58:54] who is Jewish, said she did not feel safe at the event after Ms. Stevens was booed by party
[00:58:59] activists at a different convention in the spring. Haley Stevens is also, and I need to repeat this,
[00:59:06] not Jewish, which kind of undermines this argument, or at least should. Haley Stevens is not Jewish.
[00:59:17] I want to repeat this one more time. Haley Stevens, I love her, she's growing on me, okay?
[00:59:23] her fiancee's last name is literally Turkish, what gives Hayley Stevens not Jewish?
[00:59:33] This should probably be reflected on in the article if you are making an argument about
[00:59:41] why Hayley Stevens is being booed by party activists. A beloved figure who is an early
[00:59:51] Abdul surrogate Andy Levin is Jewish for example just a reminder that this is not
[01:00:03] as oversimplified as a narrative as New York Times and many other outlets
[01:00:08] presented as because a lot of the conversation turns into oh Haley Stevens
[01:00:16] got booed because of her Israel position slash because she may or may not be
[01:00:22] ambiguously Jewish that's not the case she's not Jewish she's not a Jewish
[01:00:27] woman okay she got booed because of her Israel position not because of her her
[01:00:33] Jewish background because she doesn't have one
[01:00:37] It's kind of shocking how much people have covered Haley Stevens as though she is Jewish,
[01:00:49] including Dana Bash, when she was talking to Benjamin Netanyahu, where she said, a lot
[01:00:55] of American Jews, including Haley Stevens, have criticized you, Benjamin Netanyahu, for
[01:01:02] making, uh, Jews less safe, making the lives of American Jews worse.
[01:01:12] That was an insane moment.
[01:01:14] There have been people like Amy Siskin, who has criticized people
[01:01:22] criticizing Haley Stevens for being anti-Semitic.
[01:01:32] I need you guys to understand, the reason why I'm stressing this is because I think
[01:01:38] this muddies the waters quite a bit.
[01:01:42] I'm seeing something taking place in the media that I find particularly distasteful.
[01:01:52] I don't like it.
[01:01:54] I don't think it's real.
[01:01:56] I don't think it's true.
[01:01:58] I hate when certain things are implied in mainstream outlets that are objectively untrue.
[01:02:06] One of those things is this not-so-subtle way that a lot of these institutions rob Jews of their
[01:02:19] Jewish identity and background if they are critical of Israel. There's a level of criticism that
[01:02:26] People find sufficient
[01:02:28] Right, you can say Netanyahu is bad. You can say the government's bad
[01:02:32] But if you are Jewish or non-Jewish and you criticize Israel beyond that point
[01:02:38] They erase your Jewish identity and
[01:02:41] They've done this to even the likes of Brad Lander and the coverage of Brad Lander's race against Dan Goldman
[01:02:48] And I don't like that. I think that's not only untrue
[01:02:52] But it's also dangerous because it serves this narrative
[01:02:56] That people are only this it's it's basically in line with Ben Shapiro's worldview
[01:03:01] It serves this narrative that like your only Jewish of your pro-Israel and even if you're not Jewish at all as long as you are pro-Israel
[01:03:09] Will act like you are Jewish. It's very strange
[01:03:13] People's Judaism
[01:03:15] Should not be equated to the intensity of their support for a foreign state
[01:03:23] It is ridiculous
[01:03:26] And yes, I know I'm Muslim. My name is Hassan. I'm very critical of Israel. So obviously, I'm the worst guy to hear this from. And obviously, for my community, obviously, you all understand where I'm coming from, but it is still frustrating to experience nonetheless.
[01:03:44] It's frustrating because it makes my friends less safe, my Jewish friends less safe, it
[01:03:52] makes my Jewish community members less safe overall.
[01:03:56] I do not like it.
[01:03:59] And I also don't like it because it's not true.
[01:04:07] If something is untrue, you shouldn't say it.
[01:04:10] If something is untrue, you shouldn't imply it.
[01:04:13] If something is untrue, you shouldn't report it as though it is true.
[01:04:18] Okay?
[01:04:20] Jesus Christ.
[01:04:38] Anyway.
[01:04:40] Let's continue.
[01:04:46] Dr. Alsat, a forceful critic of the Israeli government defeated representatives of Haley
[01:04:48] Stevens and pro-Israel Democrat of Wittes Party nomination, the party in Michigan, which
[01:04:52] has large Jewish Muslim populations, the convention, the da-da-da-da.
[01:04:55] Before the convention, many Jewish Democrats continued to express concerns about Dr. Alsat's
[01:04:59] connections to Mr. Piker, state representative Noah Arbit, a Democrat from Detroit suburbs
[01:05:02] who founded the state party's Jewish caucus.
[01:05:05] Said Friday, a text message to Dr. Alsat should completely sever ties with Mr. Piker, describing
[01:05:09] streamer as an illustration of the candidate's accommodation of unabashedly extremist authoritarian
[01:05:13] politics within his coalition. Jessica Alexander, chair of the Michigan Democratic Jewish Caucus,
[01:05:19] set in an interview at the convention on Saturday. She was deeply engaged with the LSAT campaign.
[01:05:23] The campaign said, knows there's work to do with the Jewish community. She said that she
[01:05:27] remained concerned about Mr. Piker, but that she did not have concerns about Dr. LSAT as a candidate.
[01:05:31] Mr. Piker said on a show a week ago that if Jews in America keep putting this idea out there,
[01:05:35] there's singularly invested in Israel. Eventually, someone's going to come around and take action,
[01:05:38] Not against the state of Israel, mind you, but against American Jews.
[01:05:41] The comments came moments before Mr. Piker sailed Jeremy Moss, a Democratic nominee
[01:05:44] for the House in Michigan for a decline into indoor S. Dr. Abdu, I'll say it since the primary.
[01:05:49] No, that wasn't the criticism. The criticism was the comments that were unearthed about what
[01:05:54] Jeremy Moss had said. The criticism was about how a week prior to this, a Jewish Democrats in
[01:06:03] in Michigan had released a statement saying that they were very concerned with Dr. Abdu'l-Law
[01:06:09] said because of his position on Israel and that that was going to lead them to vote for
[01:06:14] an authoritarian, something that Peter Beynart had also critiqued in terms that I would
[01:06:20] not even use.
[01:06:23] Anyway, New York Times is the paper of record.
[01:06:28] It's very frustrating to see the New York Times a paper of record.
[01:06:31] the grey lady refused to cover this with the appropriate context. It's endlessly accessible.
[01:06:42] It's been out there. It's been mass disseminated, mass distributed. A lot of people have pushed
[01:06:46] back on this. So the idea that they are unfamiliar with this commentary and what I was saying
[01:06:53] is wrong. I just, at some point, I have to assume that they know what the context is
[01:06:57] they just don't care because they're trying to push a certain narrative. Black artist is
[01:07:05] welcome to being transgender. The New York Times will only lie about you now. I know,
[01:07:08] I know, that's why, that's why I jokingly said I'm the new transgender on the Rolling Stones interview.
[01:07:16] Ms. Moss is Jewish and said, and has said he is concerned about Dr. Elsa's position on Israel.
[01:07:22] Mr. Moss said in an interview at the convention that Dr. Elsa's apology for the March statement
[01:07:25] was genuine, credible, and appreciative of the caucus.
[01:07:28] We've had many meaningful and thoughtful conversations. The primary, Mr.
[01:07:30] Marr said, this was something that got brought up in a public statement,
[01:07:33] responding to Mr. Pryker's remarks, Dr. Abdul Al-Said said,
[01:07:35] nobody speaks for this campaign besides me and my campaign spokespeople,
[01:07:38] and that all Americans deserve the right to advocate for what they believe without
[01:07:41] fear of violence. This is particularly true for communities that have been intimidated
[01:07:44] for the beliefs in the past. Dr. Al-Said said in the statement,
[01:07:46] my commitment to Jewish safety is the same as my commitment to the safety of my own daughters.
[01:07:50] A drumbeat of Democratic statements denouncing Mr. Pryker followed the Schumer's comment,
[01:07:54] Rep. Brad Sherman in California, Democrats said on social media that Mr. Piker tried to encourage
[01:07:59] and justify violence against American Jews. Cory Booker wrote on social media that Mr. Piker
[01:08:02] repeatedly and unmistakably crossed the line that separates vigorous debate and rhetoric that
[01:08:06] stokes hatred towards our neighbors. Neither Mr. Sherman nor Mr. Booker criticized Dr. Elside directly,
[01:08:12] but both emphasized they did not believe that Mr. Piker should be given a platform. Dr. Elside
[01:08:18] tried to move past the issue declaring he was focused on Michigan, not Mr. Piker, who lives
[01:08:22] in Southern California. He hit the campaign trail this week with Rep. Jamie Raskin, a
[01:08:27] Maryland Democrat who is Jewish and Rep. Debbie Dingell, a Michigan Democrat. Mr. Raskin downplayed
[01:08:32] his party's device. Ms. Dingell said she did not agree with a Sompiker on a lot of stuff,
[01:08:35] but implored Democrats not focus on him. Don't any reporter ask me again about a Sompiker.
[01:08:40] It's not what November is about. Ms. Dingell said, raising Mr. Piker without prompting a speech,
[01:08:44] without prompting in a speech, Republicans, she added, are trying to divide us.
[01:08:49] Here is the problem. It's crazy that the half of the article is about me, and only on the front end,
[01:08:59] they just briefly mention Abdul's apology. Okay?
[01:09:05] Okay. Here is the issue with this back and forth, this controversy, right? It's designed
[01:09:21] around something that is simply untrue. You all know this in this community. You've been
[01:09:26] here for a long enough time. You've heard me without the negative framing. And many others
[01:09:33] have also figured out that the quote, even within context, even without context, is very
[01:09:44] clearly being inappropriately misrepresented.
[01:09:48] That's precisely the reason why half of the criticisms of prominent Democrats have literally
[01:09:55] been repeating the quote that I made.
[01:10:02] They're just repeating my opinions when they say, you know, nobody should, no, no one should
[01:10:09] be victim to violence for having certain beliefs like I agree with that.
[01:10:15] I am not disagreeing.
[01:10:17] As a matter of fact, it's what I have said over and over again.
[01:10:20] It's what I was saying in this incident as well in this, in this quote that they keep
[01:10:28] repeatedly quoting. And it's frustrating, ultimately, ultimately,
[01:10:58] I'll do give a great response when asked about you today.
[01:11:01] If you want to make this race about a streamer in California, I just think you're missing
[01:11:10] the vote.
[01:11:11] This is about affordability in Michigan.
[01:11:13] This is about being able to see a doctor in Michigan.
[01:11:15] This is about Donald Trump's disastrous policies in Michigan.
[01:11:18] That's what I'm focused on right now.
[01:11:19] I am not interested in a conversation about a social media person in California.
[01:11:23] And folks who want to make this race about a social media person in California, let's
[01:11:26] Let's not forget what actually matters in our politics, what our politics really are about.
[01:11:30] I don't ever want my comments to hurt anybody's feelings.
[01:11:33] It's important to me that people understand that I take seriously the pain of all communities
[01:11:38] in this state.
[01:11:39] But I don't want to have a conversation about a Twitch streamer in California, that's just
[01:11:43] not serious conversation.
[01:11:44] Why did you bring the mission?
[01:11:45] All right, here it is.
[01:11:46] Who wants to box news with me?
[01:11:47] You can ask Jesse about that.
[01:11:48] You don't want to have a conversation, but there are viewers and voters who do want to
[01:11:49] just say about that.
[01:11:51] Alright, you don't want to end my conversation, but there are viewers and voters who do want to end my conversation.
[01:11:56] Everyone I've talked to has to ask you whether you think I'm...
[01:12:01] I'm happy to have a conversation with my voters.
[01:12:04] But if they want to have a conversation with you.
[01:12:07] I was here.
[01:12:08] You know how you had a conversation with them?
[01:12:09] I'm just telling you this is not campaign.
[01:12:11] So, here's what's...
[01:12:14] Here, ultimately, here's the issue, right?
[01:12:18] Everyone involved in this, with the exception of maybe some genuinely concerned voters, is
[01:12:27] aware that I am not an anti-Semite. They are aware that, as a matter of fact, I actively
[01:12:35] do my very best to fight back against the growth of anti-Semitism in this country and
[01:12:40] will continue to do so. So what they're trying to do is basically trap them in a bind here.
[01:12:46] If Abdul turns around and goes, dude, he's not anti-Semitic, why the fuck do you think
[01:12:50] I would ever have an anti-Semite on my campaign?
[01:12:53] Are you insane?
[01:12:54] Then it's the clip show.
[01:12:56] Then they're going to be like, well, what about this comment?
[01:12:57] What about that comment?
[01:12:58] What about this comment?
[01:12:59] And every moment, even if Abdul knows the context of every single comment they throw
[01:13:04] his way, the expectation of someone in 65 who's, you know, running for the Senate seat
[01:13:12] in this contentious and very important Senate race, the idea that he is going to have to
[01:13:18] sit there and defend the statements and take ownership over every single thing that I've
[01:13:22] said and defend every single statement is ridiculous. It is completely ridiculous, right?
[01:13:34] So he's not playing the game. He's not playing the game. And people are frustrated. People
[01:13:41] the media are frustrated that he's not playing the game. It sucks. I think the answer should
[01:13:47] be, go ask us on about a sentiment, you know, go ask us on about a statements. He's an accessible
[01:13:56] media personality. We're running a campaign in Michigan. He's in California. If you want
[01:14:03] to, if you want to have a conversation with him, you can have a conversation with him
[01:14:06] directly I am a very accessible person you know this is what happens to Rogers
[01:14:18] when he doesn't play the game yeah I'm that's listen I think that's on hiker is
[01:14:24] the alpha male in that relationship and I don't think he can walk away from them
[01:14:28] but it's just the yeah he should laundry list of things just got has gotten so
[01:14:35] bit and so long.
[01:15:05] He's conceding to Abdul's verbiage yet the beta comments really brick them it seems.
[01:15:30] I'm gonna say Abdul can bench press three plates.
[01:15:35] I cannot.
[01:15:49] You're not running against a Twitch streamer.
[01:16:00] But if you want to debate, I'm down since you're terrified of facing your actual opponent.
[01:16:26] Mike Rogers.
[01:16:44] You should have debate you because you got nothing on Abdul.
[01:16:50] not running against the commentator. Always challenge their manhood until they're too
[01:17:01] much of a bitch to have a direct conversation. Yeah, I mean, that's exactly what's going
[01:17:06] on though. Three days of Fox News right now literally turn Kamala voting one mom conservative
[01:17:10] right now is devastating speaking from experience.
[01:17:14] Yeah
[01:17:16] Yeah
[01:17:26] You'd think you directly resorted my garage to generate media attention, but this sadly probably won't know I know also
[01:17:32] I'm joking like I'm obviously I don't think he's any intense intention to do that
[01:17:36] But I said I'll do a good bitch for plates. I cannot that's why my garage is a cowering. You're not running as a commentator
[01:17:41] but if you want to
[01:17:43] But if you want to come on the show, I'm down since you're afraid of facing your actual opponent.
[01:17:56] I think a lot of people also forget that I think I think a lot of people also forget
[01:18:03] That like I'm a media personality. I'm a commentator, right? Like I will of course interview candidates
[01:18:09] I'll interview Republicans. I'll interview Democrats. Like people forget that I'm not just a campaign surrogate or something. You know what I mean?
[01:18:17] As a matter of fact, I'm not even a campaign surrogate right now in this moment.
[01:18:22] So,
[01:18:26] you know,
[01:18:29] I'd love to, I'd love to ask questions, uh, uh, to Mike Rogers about things that pertain to Michigan.
[01:18:35] And if he wants to turn it into a clip show, I'm a news outlet, you know, I mean, I'm an independent news outlet.
[01:18:40] This would be no different than a candidate going on, you know, Charlie Kirk's show, Turning Point USA back in the day.
[01:18:46] Right.
[01:18:49] So
[01:18:57] Imagine if people acted like this about Brian Killme or Greg Butthelp.
[01:19:00] I know.
[01:19:01] Well, I'm in a, I'm in a unique predicament, I guess.
[01:19:03] It's really nice that the smear campaign is kind of working on me.
[01:19:06] Not because I buy into the hysteria, but because it has forced you to spend so
[01:19:08] much time responding to it, that all of really does have a negative impact on the
[01:19:11] content. It makes it less enjoyable to stay tuned in. Love you though. Yeah, I know.
[01:19:17] All right.
[01:19:22] Here, here's one great example, by the way, of, of like what people in Michigan
[01:19:27] care about looking at Google trends and Michigan voters are searching tariffs,
[01:19:29] 314 times, 340% more than they're searching for Hassan the Hun.
[01:19:35] This indicates that the bat face smear campaign against Hassan is less impactful to Michiganders
[01:19:39] than Trump declaring another trade war with Canada.
[01:19:51] Reminder the weekend before the 2022 election, a midterm election like this one where Trump
[01:19:54] is not on the ballot, Epic MRI head Gresham Whitmer winning by 11 points over Tudor Dixon.
[01:19:59] Whitmer ended up winning by 11 points. Pass accuracy is not necessarily indicative of future
[01:20:03] accuracy. And pass inaccuracy is not necessarily indicative of future inaccuracy. But if you
[01:20:07] want to dance, let's dance, says Adam Carlson. You have no motion is true. I'm washed. I'm
[01:20:16] I'm washed, I'm washed, I'm washed, I'm washed.
[01:20:46] I'm sorry if you've seen this already, but the Jewish Tennessee Holler co-founder had a really good video on you.
[01:20:50] Can you have said, if it's not anti-Semson when I say it, it's not when a son says it, more Jews do need to speak up.
[01:20:57] Israel's putting us all in danger. Can you defense this on the Hunna's Rep Skoltan and Rep Jeffries, pro-Israelist.
[01:21:03] How should Dems claiming he's inciting vows against Jews? He's doing the opposite.
[01:21:06] Yeah.
[01:21:08] They already do see it as silly billy behavior for the record. They already see it as silliness across the board.
[01:21:20] So it's not having the impact that they want it to have. I think it's eventually going to go away.
[01:21:27] This is about affordability.
[01:21:29] Anybody who's ever said that they want to be a billy behavior, they're going to be a billy behavior.
[01:21:36] Anybody who's ever said that they're existentially worried about that will anybody who's ever said that they believe in religious pluralism and the right to
[01:21:45] All that we hold years on the line is transfer us to the night around taking that
[01:21:54] Yeah, the guy's name is Bernie porn the gold standard Michigan Pulitzer Bernie porn has dr.
[01:21:58] Obzell set up
[01:22:00] Against Trump a back Mike Rogers. I'm not worried about this race for the Dems of the Dems losers
[01:22:04] than they just cook nationally and they have other problems.
[01:22:12] I'm not comfortable with the Dems lose it than they only have.
[01:22:15] They only have like 48 Senate seats and I would be worried about other things.
[01:22:20] Bernie porn.
[01:22:21] Yeah.
[01:22:22] Uh, also known on tiktok is Bernie corn.
[01:22:26] Have you try?
[01:22:27] Have you talked about this yet?
[01:22:28] What the fuck?
[01:22:28] First amendment protects private position.
[01:22:29] Yeah, I did.
[01:22:34] What? Governors raised Republican candidates, Bernie Porn, Channel 7 pollster. Yeah, that's
[01:22:43] the goat. Can you address this controversy? No, I stop. I was a pure bulwark lib, but
[01:22:57] over the last year or so, I've been watching their content less and less. I just decided
[01:23:00] to subscribe to you monthly last night. I defended you in one of their paid subscriber
[01:23:03] chance and will probably stay subscribed to push back on their bullshit. Hell yeah, Yucky
[01:23:06] fence there. Welcome to the, welcome to the Vanguard.
[01:23:13] How come their hammering strategy association with you would have backfired so spectacular
[01:23:17] when Cuomo tried it? Why do they still think it'll work? Why do they want it to?
[01:23:21] Great question. It didn't work with Cuomo in New York, but I was even a lesser known entity at
[01:23:30] that point. So attack after attack builds my profile, builds my negative boosts my negative cred,
[01:23:38] obviously. But I think part of the reason why they're doing it is because they have nothing.
[01:23:48] Remember, I talked about how this was going to go down months ago. I told you that Republicans
[01:23:56] have openly admitted to Axios that their midterm strategy is just to hammer on Hasan and do the
[01:24:03] clip show over and over again. And if you recall, I said that this is their only strategy, which
[01:24:12] means they've tested it, right? And it's their most effective strategy. But that doesn't mean
[01:24:19] it is an effective enough strategy. It just means it's their only strategy.
[01:24:26] And to put yourself in the mindset of a Republican consultant for a brief moment here, right?
[01:24:33] Put on your hats, put on your MAGA hats and think deeply about the situation.
[01:24:38] They're heading into an absolute bloodbath in November.
[01:24:43] They have nothing. What are they supposed to talk about?
[01:24:46] How wonderful Donald Trump has been?
[01:24:48] He's underwater on every issue, including immigration.
[01:24:52] Do you understand?
[01:24:54] Donald Trump won on cost of living and immigration.
[01:25:02] And now he's underwater across the board on everything, including immigration. So they have nothing.
[01:25:11] That is part of the reason why they're doing this. Just because this is their only option doesn't
[01:25:17] mean that it's a successful one. It just means it's their only option. It means that there is no other
[01:25:22] option. What are they supposed to run on? Shitting on Medicare for all? Are they supposed to run on
[01:25:32] saying like, oh, your anti-Israel were pro-Israel? Are you kidding me?
[01:25:39] It would be an even bigger bloodbath. Are they supposed to run on being pro-data center and pro-war
[01:25:44] with Iran? What is popular with the Trump administration? What has Donald Trump been
[01:25:50] able to do so far, that voters look at with excitement.
[01:25:57] What has Donald Trump done so far that voters can point to and say, you know what, I really
[01:26:03] like it.
[01:26:04] I really like this thing that he did.
[01:26:08] I really noticed that this thing, this initiative that he did has actually improved my life in
[01:26:14] in a meaningful way, in a positive way.
[01:26:24] Nothing like, like America is that Mike Rogers' campaign
[01:26:30] running on Lake America,
[01:26:32] Gulf of America, the ballroom,
[01:26:36] the reflecting pool that hasn't been reopened yet
[01:26:40] and the arrests and prosecutions that took place
[01:26:44] people simply looking at the the reflecting pool? What has Donald Trump accomplished?
[01:26:52] What has he done that has had a positive impact on the American working class?
[01:27:01] Our food is poison and it's also increasingly more costly to purchase.
[01:27:07] gas is getting to $5 a gallon. There's data centers propping up in everyone's backyards.
[01:27:16] There's a flock camera in every corner. There's mass surveillance and people can feel it,
[01:27:24] people can see it. The American trajectory is downward and people even in more developed areas
[01:27:31] where the middle-class live and the suburbs are also feeling the pain. It's
[01:27:37] no longer just poor people. It's no longer just people working in the gig
[01:27:41] economy trying to make ends meet that feel frustrated with America's demise.
[01:27:46] When you lose the suburbs, who do you have that that's still a part of your
[01:27:51] movement? You have the non-college educated white men, right? You have those
[01:27:57] guys, sure, and they're easy to tune up with Islamophobia, and that's why they
[01:28:04] keep hating that line over and over again. Abdul is a dangerous terrorist. But
[01:28:11] even those guys are leaving. Even those guys are leaving because a lot of the
[01:28:16] rural areas are frustrated with the same things that we're pissed off about. They
[01:28:21] also hate the data centers because that's where the data centers are being
[01:28:24] built. They hate the mass surveillance because that's where the flock cameras are perhaps most visible.
[01:28:33] They also need healthcare, premiums of skyrocketed. And they hate it.
[01:28:42] So ultimately, there's only so much tuning up on the issue of Islam growing in the country,
[01:28:49] the fake issue, obviously, until they go, dude, I don't care, you're going to start seeing people
[01:28:58] turn around and say, listen, brother, if Sharia law means that there's a new hospital being built
[01:29:05] in my backyard instead of a fucking data center, then Bismillah, I am in, I am on board, brother,
[01:29:12] give me that sharia law that is where we're at
[01:29:26] inshaAllah brother they will bring about changes that are necessary in my
[01:29:32] backyard
[01:29:42] You have more responsiveness from the Republicans that are in charge right now on these issues
[01:29:51] because they know they can't lose their base, they're desperate.
[01:29:57] Democrats operate like their base has to vote for them, Republicans know that their base
[01:30:03] won't.
[01:30:04] So that's why you see people like Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Governor Hot Wheels, taking
[01:30:12] the initiative on this stuff. Look, Governor Greg Abbott blocks state agencies from spending
[01:30:18] money on a flock cameras. Governor Greg Abbott is now also angling on a data center moratorium.
[01:30:24] Mike Rogers recently came out and said, Oh, I don't know about these data centers.
[01:30:29] Let's not keep harping on policy, a line, benefits of the USA positive about labeling
[01:30:35] that way, yes. Just as the narrative shifted dramatically in favor of the white nativist
[01:30:45] anti-immigrant agenda on migration, on immigration being, immigration constituting a national
[01:30:54] security threat, and plenty of people in the middle went, well, okay, I guess the Republicans
[01:30:59] were right all along. So I'm just going to vote for them instead of these Democrats that I can't
[01:31:03] trust because they told me it was racist to build a border wall for eight years and
[01:31:06] now they say they want to build it. They're coming to our side right now so
[01:31:11] it's our opportunity to be bold and to remind people that we've been there all
[01:31:15] along. They're coming to our side on Israel. They're coming to our side on
[01:31:22] data centers. They're coming to our side on flock cameras and mass surveillance.
[01:31:26] They're coming to our side on affordability, on healthcare. So is it
[01:31:32] time to moderate or is it time to double down? It's time to be bold. It's time to be brave.
[01:31:39] It's time to communicate our policies. It's time to show the world. It's time to show the rest of
[01:31:46] America that we mean business. They can do the clip show all day, every day. They can find,
[01:31:54] they can quote mind, they can find things that they can clip out of context. They can say,
[01:31:58] we hate America, that the left hates America, the left hates white people, the left want to
[01:32:05] transgender your daughters or whatever nonsense that they're pushing. But when push comes to shove,
[01:32:13] when people are making that decision to vote for something, they're going to know that our policies
[01:32:19] are what helps them. Okay? It is completely ridiculous. It's laughable to say, guys like
[01:32:30] myself, guys like Abdul El Sayed, we hate America. If I hated America, I would be a
[01:32:37] Republican politician. If I hated America, I would tell Americans, sorry, your potholes are not
[01:32:45] getting fixed. Sorry, you're not getting healthcare. There's not enough money. You know where there's
[01:32:48] enough money though? Waging war in Iran at the behest of a foreign nation. That's what
[01:32:55] I would do if I hated America. That's what I would do if I hated Americans. I would
[01:32:59] be a Republican, okay? I'd be a Republican politician and I would tell you you don't
[01:33:05] deserve a better future. I would tell you all the time that free healthcare in the only
[01:33:10] OECD nation and the only developed nation on the planet where we don't have it can never
[01:33:14] be accomplished, but it's a bad thing.
[01:33:24] That's what I would tell you if I hated America.
[01:33:32] It's laughable.
[01:33:34] The newspapers have convinced many of our neighbors that those who seek to alleviate
[01:33:43] their condition, those who seek to center their needs and make them our own, their enemies.
[01:33:54] And it is those that are backed by corporate entities, parasitic, lifeless, faceless capital
[01:34:01] that are truly on their side.
[01:34:05] It will not work, or it will only work if we let them.
[01:34:10] It'll only work if we allow this narrative to continue without pushing back.
[01:34:18] Ridiculous.
[01:34:20] It's ridiculous.
[01:34:27] We're gonna bring America back.
[01:34:34] In some respects, I know we shy away from the term America first.
[01:34:38] I know we shy away on the left from, you know, make America great for understandable reasons
[01:34:43] because this is branding.
[01:34:44] This is branding that the Republicans have used.
[01:34:47] But how can you say, as a Republican, as a Trump supporter, that you are America first
[01:34:54] in any way, shape, or form when you are putting other countries and their needs first?
[01:35:01] How can you say you're America first when you put the interests of the Epstein class
[01:35:07] first in your policies.
[01:35:11] How can you turn around and tell people that you're America first when all you do is undermine
[01:35:17] some of the most redeemable aspects of American culture, our diverse nation.
[01:35:22] When all you do is choose to split neighbors, to destroy communities, to kidnap people that
[01:35:31] are simply trying to make an honest living day in, day out.
[01:35:35] Then you turn around and say, you're America first, that's America first.
[01:35:40] No, you're putting capital first.
[01:35:43] What is America if not a nation comprised of all of its individuals, people coming from
[01:35:51] all around the world that have the same exact goals, that have the same exact hopes and the
[01:35:56] same exact dreams.
[01:35:58] They want to put a roof over their head.
[01:36:00] They want a hot meal.
[01:36:01] They want to make sure that their children have a better future than they had.
[01:36:05] That is what Americans care about.
[01:36:07] America is nothing without Americans.
[01:36:13] Everybody wants to achieve the American dream.
[01:36:19] And it's becoming virtually impossible to achieve it now.
[01:36:22] And people are recognizing that.
[01:36:25] So, yeah, I find it very silly when I hear pundits and commentators run the gamut.
[01:36:36] They say things like, oh, these people, they hate white people.
[01:36:39] They hate America.
[01:36:41] They hate Americans.
[01:36:43] Yeah, definitely.
[01:36:45] It's ridiculous.
[01:36:49] Imagine believing that those who are fighting for you to get health care are your enemies
[01:36:54] And those who are keeping that healthcare away from you are your friends.
[01:37:00] So many people have been duped, but we can win them back.
[01:37:17] And I do think that Abdul is the type of candidate who can communicate that
[01:37:22] message. That man loves America. Okay. He loves America. He lives and
[01:37:29] breathes America to the bone.
[01:37:35] So no matter how much they try to present him as a dangerous anti
[01:37:38] American radical,
[01:37:42] the more he's out there and communicating with people directly,
[01:37:45] The more the vibes are good, the more that he can show what he's actually about, the
[01:37:53] more Michiganders will come to that conclusion.
[01:37:58] It's tough.
[01:37:59] I'm not going to sit here and act like, you know, running with a name like Abdul Rahman
[01:38:04] Muhammad El Sayed is going to be easy, especially in some more rural areas.
[01:38:11] hurdles are meant to be climbed over. And Abdul is tenacious enough to be able to climb
[01:38:18] over all of those hurdles. Okay?
[01:38:28] I
[01:38:38] His hatred of Ohio is winning over Michiganders
[01:38:43] It's about to be football season I can't wait to beat Ohio. Yeah, this guy actually posted this
[01:38:51] Thinking that this was a dunk by the way
[01:38:55] Because he was like, what do you mean beat Ohio?
[01:38:59] Yeah, dog, it's Michigan.
[01:39:02] It's Michigan.
[01:39:03] He's talking about college football, dumbass.
[01:39:06] You just revealed how oblivious you are.
[01:39:11] Well, I'll tell you what I'm excited about.
[01:39:14] It's about to be football season.
[01:39:16] And you mentioned Ohio for some reason in this interview.
[01:39:18] And I can't wait to beat Ohio.
[01:39:20] And let's just remember J.D.
[01:39:21] Vance, Ohio J.D.
[01:39:22] Vance.
[01:39:23] Peter Thiel.
[01:39:24] This is coming to Michigan next week.
[01:39:27] They are putting a spotlight on this campaign for a reason, but I'll tell you what I'm excited
[01:39:31] about.
[01:39:32] All right.
[01:39:33] It's about to be football season.
[01:39:34] Yeah.
[01:39:35] Brutal note for these nerds, Abdul Al-Sahed, who thinks football is race is just malfunction.
[01:39:39] He's trying to talk about Michigan football outside.
[01:39:41] It's about to be football season.
[01:39:42] I can't wait to beat Ohio.
[01:39:43] Let's just remember JD Vance, Ohio JD Vance.
[01:39:48] Yeah.
[01:39:50] Yeah. Yeah, even Lincoln Square, which I believe is like, wait, is it Lincoln Square, like an anti-Obsid
[01:39:59] account? Am I am I crazy? Am I mistaken them with someone?
[01:40:09] Or maybe I'm mistaken them with someone else, but
[01:40:11] But it's a bull work account.
[01:40:27] Yeah, all the way from Maui, hashtag beat Ohio Michigan fans.
[01:40:31] Shani beat Ohio is Michigan extends their 75 57 lead.
[01:40:41] What is football? Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it, honey.
[01:40:47] The Abdul poll is an absolute truth, nuke. Yeah, check it in on MAGA. Now they're bragging that Trump's immigration policy only has 60% disapproval.
[01:40:55] Jeremy Carl, reality check. Trump's most popular issues of the public remain deportation, immigration and civil rights, areas in which he has embraced new rights view, and gone far beyond the actions taken by pre-Trump GOP.
[01:41:05] by far present's worst issue in polling is affordability, in which he took a particularly
[01:41:10] a particular nose dive right after we launched a war against Iran, raising gas prices.
[01:41:14] The ultimate continuation of pre-Trump GOP policy in the Middle East that he had repudiated
[01:41:18] on the campaign trail.
[01:41:20] That polling doesn't mean a policy is wrong, of course, but we should be very clear about
[01:41:24] what is popular with voters and what is not, because the old guard will do everything to
[01:41:28] labeling for poor midterm performance on everyone but themselves.
[01:41:35] Everything is under what, please dude, look at this chart. Okay.
[01:41:40] Everything is underwater,
[01:41:44] including deportations and immigration. Like it's over. What are you talking about?
[01:41:58] This is why, this is why I keep saying over and over again, they have nothing.
[01:42:14] They have nothing.
[01:42:16] And that's the reason why the only thing they have is to yell about a Twitch streamer.
[01:42:25] That's why I said.
[01:42:28] That's why I said, just because that's a tool that they have at their disposal or think
[01:42:36] they have doesn't mean that it's going to be successful.
[01:42:43] Do you understand?
[01:42:46] As a matter of fact, it's only indicative of the reality that they have nothing that
[01:42:53] is salient.
[01:42:54] They have nothing that is successful.
[01:42:57] Okay? Because you can always turn around and say, well, you think a political pundit at
[01:43:02] Twitch Drummer in California is the reason for why gas is $5 a gallon? Or do you think
[01:43:08] it's because Donald Trump listened to Israel and went to war with Iran? And that's the
[01:43:13] reason why gas is $5 a gallon.
[01:43:17] That's not a deflection. That's a redirection back to issues that actually matter, right?
[01:43:23] The media figures will say, oh, this is a deflection.
[01:43:26] Why don't you want to address the Hassan Piker controversy?
[01:43:28] And it's like, do you hear yourself?
[01:43:31] Do you hear yourself?
[01:43:49] You're the one deflecting.
[01:43:51] Even if you are a media figure, you're actually serving the purpose of deflection for the
[01:43:58] Republicans.
[01:44:01] Whether you recognize it personally or not doesn't matter.
[01:44:21] Yeah, a grim choice says Jonathan Shate, revealing his horrifyingly racist worldview, which you
[01:44:39] know is not all that shocking if you know who Jonathan Shate is.
[01:44:44] A grim choice and is between a Republican who will fast track Trump's fascism and a
[01:44:47] the Muslim who criticized Israel, really giving yourself away here, Johnny.
[01:44:53] The Michigan Senate election is presented liberals with a grim choice. The Republican
[01:44:56] candidate Mike Rogers, a place support for corrupt race, authoritarian minded administration.
[01:45:00] Rogers hasn't even made the tiniest concessions on Trump critics, but supporting outside means
[01:45:04] accepting a strain of anti-Semitic policies to this day has had no place within the Democratic
[01:45:10] Bro, we gotta help Nixon. She could win this shit. I think so too. I agree. I think Angie
[01:45:22] Nixon is going to be the sleeper hit potentially, but it's entirely up to the campaign on how
[01:45:28] they want to move. That's why I said, look, if the media refuses to cover you in a positive
[01:45:39] manner. If you feel like you're not getting enough attention on your policies, your worldview,
[01:45:47] and why you'd be a better candidate than your opponent, Moody, who like what is responsible
[01:45:54] allegedly for stealing $10 million from state coffers, it seems, Ashley Moody. And we'll
[01:46:04] be there for you. We'll be there for you every day. I want to be clear, right?
[01:46:11] Because Joe, I know you used to be in a, you know, you're from Florida a little bit.
[01:46:14] You stay here for a little while or whatever. And so, um, like we, it is very
[01:46:20] disingenuous for people to say that they care about black people or they care
[01:46:24] about the South and Florida is not in the conversation. We are a part of the
[01:46:29] South. Y'all hear this draw. I know y'all hear this draw, right? And so we have
[01:46:34] the second largest population of black people in the country. Money needs to be here and
[01:46:40] invested in our state year round. We have been holding it together as much as possible.
[01:46:46] We are ground zero for the anti-DEI bills, the stop woke, all of that originated here.
[01:46:53] By the way, remember when everyone was saying, oh, it's okay to go on the platform of a Twitch
[01:46:57] streamer, it's just not okay to campaign alongside with a Twitch streamer. It turns out it's
[01:47:02] It's not okay to even go on the platform of a Twitch streamer because that was their
[01:47:05] goal.
[01:47:06] Because right now, like, Angie Nixon should have no problem coming on my stream.
[01:47:10] I'm a massive content creator.
[01:47:12] I'm a media, uh, uh, independent media platform in and of itself.
[01:47:18] I should be able to easily interview her, uh, try to get a better understanding of what,
[01:47:22] uh, you know, she believes and stuff like that, but she can't, right?
[01:47:27] Like there's concern there because then all of a sudden it's going to lead to an onslaught
[01:47:31] of negative coverage.
[01:47:35] And we're still here.
[01:47:36] And just about Hassan campaigning with candidates, it's just about my existence.
[01:47:41] We need, we need support, right?
[01:47:43] We need support.
[01:47:44] This would not have happened this way if, you know, I will say the National Democratic
[01:47:50] Party like did not turn their back on the state.
[01:47:53] And so how can you say that you care about uplifting the black community if you do not
[01:48:00] invest in Florida.
[01:48:16] Great take.
[01:48:18] I think if she ended up taking her help for more media, then she has a
[01:48:21] communication skills that would be needed to fend off bad faith attacks.
[01:48:24] No, I believe in her.
[01:48:25] I believe in her since IG clip about you. What is this?
[01:48:39] I'm just saying I'm down I
[01:48:43] Am down for whatever she needs. Okay, I'm down
[01:48:49] To do whatever she wants whatever she needs
[01:48:55] We have the same enemies obviously
[01:49:06] They already called her a commies might as well come on the show for a new year
[01:49:16] Funny how most people probably don't even know what a Twitter mirror is so they need to look it up since all over the news now
[01:49:20] What is this?
[01:49:25] Wait, what the hell?
[01:49:30] What the hell?
[01:49:34] Oh my god.
[01:49:37] No, it's just for Kaisenat.
[01:49:55] What do you think about beef being recalled?
[01:50:01] Oh, God.
[01:50:03] What can I say, man?
[01:50:04] What can I say?
[01:50:08] Hell, world.
[01:50:15] What?
[01:50:17] Chick, IGDM from John.
[01:50:21] Doug, what are you talking about, man?
[01:50:24] What do you understand how this stuff where I mean 68 month subscriber buddy at this point you got to understand like
[01:50:31] There is no way for me to figure out
[01:50:33] What your IGDM is, okay?
[01:50:38] Like you understand that right like you understand that there are you don't you clearly don't
[01:50:44] Do you know how many IGDMs I get?
[01:50:48] every second of the day
[01:50:54] It's crazy chatter is like bro, you don't understand you got to check my IGDM
[01:51:01] So I have to sift through a sea of death threats
[01:51:05] Okay, and
[01:51:08] Thirsty replyers who try and find what your IGDM is. All right, let's see what this is. Let's see what this
[01:51:14] Yes.
[01:51:23] He's smelling like yesterday's nachos.
[01:51:25] Where is that guy?
[01:51:27] Where the fuck is he?
[01:51:29] What's his username?
[01:51:34] What the fuck was his username out ghost dog?
[01:51:40] You have 30 seconds to answer for your crime.
[01:51:44] before you eat a perma. Depending on if I find your answer to be sufficient you
[01:51:50] will receive a one-week ban but you will definitely receive a one-week ban
[01:51:54] regardless. So right now this is to save you. Do you get a week ban or a perma?
[01:52:02] John?
[01:52:09] Okay, you're permanently banned from the community, 68 months, subscriber.
[01:52:30] after right after he resubscribed to yeah you will now be known as john perma
[01:52:40] I used to laugh when you say getting past 60 months gives you brain diseases, but the
[01:53:08] more and more each passing day I see my comrades fall to the sickness. Yes.
[01:53:21] Oh, I saw this first person to own a Hassan Piker rat jerky. Yeah, this is sick.
[01:53:29] I don't know what it is exactly, but it's cool.
[01:53:31] First in my bloodline to own a rat jerky Hassan Piker.
[01:53:38] I
[01:54:01] Reminder tomorrow is the Hassanabi senses reminder
[01:54:08] By the way, Kaisa and I got a big fat bag for promoting a stake on alternative Twitter
[01:54:14] alternative called club. Good for him.
[01:54:20] The DSCC is so blatantly trying to abandon any idea of supporting Angie. There's suspicious
[01:54:23] been zero Florida polls since she won, but they've been releasing tons of internals in
[01:54:28] South Carolina showing Andrews close. So they can have the excuse to focus investments on
[01:54:31] LAMAS Andrews and Ruby Red SC instead of a progressive in the south. Yeah, that's, uh,
[01:54:37] that's classic DSCC, uh, tech, uh, tactics, by the way, that they've always on this. If they did it to,
[01:54:43] uh, what's the space? They do it all the time. They do it to black candidates a lot specifically.
[01:54:51] Mandela Barnes was one of the victims of the DSCC's lack of interest.
[01:55:01] They did that, should demand Della Barnes.
[01:55:06] If you want to focus on a long shot, focus on Charles Booker.
[01:55:12] Again, black, so not going to get the same attention as Amy McGrath.
[01:55:18] It's so nasty, man. It is so nasty. Democratic party politics, like internal politics, is so
[01:55:25] frustrating. If you start paying attention to inside baseball, you realize how deep the rot is.
[01:55:44] I don't want to speak too ill of the DSCC right now because they're still backing Abdul.
[01:55:48] But, you know, messed up.
[01:56:01] I can't tell you how lived up I was thinking Jamie Harrison will win after the hundred
[01:56:04] million spent to watch a can of shit themselves South Carolina.
[01:56:07] That's crazy.
[01:56:08] That is crazy.
[01:56:12] I think Angie Nixon run has a higher chance of victory than Jamie Harrison ever did.
[01:56:22] I think a Charles Booker run has a higher chance of victory, albeit still very tough.
[01:56:29] Both of these races are very tough.
[01:56:30] Angie Nixon has a very tough race ahead of her and so does Charles Booker.
[01:56:36] Those of those races however are much more interesting and would become competitive if
[01:56:45] they open up the money faucet even a little bit as opposed to Amy McGrath and Jamie Harrison.
[01:57:05] But again, we have some very interesting races all around the country, Califrico.
[01:57:12] That is a matchup, folks.
[01:57:15] That is a matchup.
[01:57:16] I don't have any confidence in the state of Texas.
[01:57:19] It's busted beyond repair, potentially, San Juan, Florida.
[01:57:23] But if there's one race where the Republican candidate is so unbelievably weak, I mean,
[01:57:27] all of these races, they're so weak, it's Ken Paxton.
[01:57:33] At least, at least in Florida, Ashley Moody is propped up by the establishment and that's
[01:57:43] the Santas town, you know, that's the hand selected appointed candidate.
[01:57:50] So it's going to be a tougher race overall.
[01:57:52] Cam Paxton, the state Republicans despise him.
[01:57:57] Lexus and Blu-R-ida is real though.
[01:57:59] You could see a Lexus.
[01:58:00] You could see a Blu-R-ida.
[01:58:03] I see it. I believe it.
[01:58:13] I,
[01:58:15] I'm going to tell you some
[01:58:20] former Biden director of warrants.
[01:58:23] It looks disingenuous or obdol also had the renounce on piker now. I mean, yeah,
[01:58:27] exactly.
[01:58:28] Former cons director of president Joe Biden argued is probably too late for
[01:58:31] Democratic Senate candidate Obdol said the commencement of voters and he disagrees with
[01:58:34] the litany of discussing so things social shimmers on piker said
[01:58:37] Like I don't even think this person is saying that is a pro-obdol sad manner, but she's
[01:58:43] still right.
[01:58:46] I mean I'm sure Obdol understands that.
[01:58:51] Yeah, went on MS now.
[01:58:55] Some of the choices you make during a primary are going to dog you the general is this ingenious
[01:58:59] now to sort of renounce his ties to San Pijar, he was discussing then, he's
[01:59:01] discussing now, he's been announcing a lot of Democrats should have worn outside.
[01:59:04] Yeah, this is a classic, this is a classic we lost, but we're still a resentful
[01:59:11] moment from Megan Hayes.
[01:59:18] Yeah, Pijar's ties to Democratic socialists. Democratic and socialists
[01:59:22] candidates have been called in the question by many this summer due to a
[01:59:25] seemingly never an extreme of anti-American comments. The popular
[01:59:27] was about 10 million followers across platforms and said USA deserve 911 he hates the nation
[01:59:32] at the same time he's gushed about common China and how fucking sick it is.
[01:59:36] More recently Parker suggested earlier the smell of American Jews could be attacked for
[01:59:38] supporting Israel, a claim which Spurzel said to say Wednesday is no plans to campaign with
[01:59:42] Parker moving forward.
[01:59:43] He said the damage to LSAT campaign is already done though.
[01:59:46] Like this is a hit piece.
[01:59:49] Like highlighting an anti-obdual person who is trying aggressively.
[02:00:06] Patrick Doran, lunch enjoyer. I condone Hasan Parker.
[02:00:14] Yeah, it's a backhanded hippies.
[02:00:19] Anyway, you know, it's bad when the Democrat is only four points behind a Republican, the
[02:00:32] Louisiana Senate race. Yeah, it's kind of funny how much the, the, the Democrats have
[02:00:40] a real Hassan Piker problem of it all has actually made people focus their attention
[02:00:47] on the wrong things, which is still ultimately beneficial for us, because I do not know a
[02:00:54] single good Republican candidate this time around.
[02:00:59] Now I hate Republicans, so I'm obviously biased, right?
[02:01:06] But honestly, think, is it Florida's very own Trump-licking, Trump bootlicker Mike Rogers?
[02:01:14] Is that the solid candidate that they have?
[02:01:17] Is it Mike Collins with his ties to white nationalists?
[02:01:25] Is it, I mean, they have Sununu, but he doesn't even count because he's like, he is the ultimate.
[02:01:33] He's always been the anti-Trump guy, right?
[02:01:36] Am I, am I misremembering?
[02:01:38] Sununu has always been a unique candidate, regardless.
[02:01:44] Yeah, you got, isn't Rogers in Michigan?
[02:01:48] He's supposed to be.
[02:01:50] Oh, this is the difference to Sununu.
[02:01:54] But even this one, I think, positions himself as a moderate.
[02:01:56] Anyway, you got Ashley Moody, unbelievably corrupt, hand
[02:02:05] selected by Ron DeSantis. You have Mike Rogers, also a Florida boy, even though he's running
[02:02:14] in Michigan, carpet bagger. Okay. You got Mike Collins, who I would say the only redeemable
[02:02:26] quality is his haircut. I think it's really funny that there's a guy running in Georgia
[02:02:32] that has the wolf cut. Like he has a fuckboy TikTok haircut. Okay. Have you guys ever
[02:02:42] noticed that? I don't know why more people don't talk about this. It's very funny that
[02:02:46] Mike Collins is a fuckboy TikTok haircut. Look. He's got the wolf cut, dude. Isn't that crazy?
[02:03:05] Yeah, basis up front party in the back, brother.
[02:03:07] Yeah. Republicans have also unfortunately lost their best candidates, Michael Pillow,
[02:03:21] Mike Lindell, Tarby Derby in South Dakota. They got nothing. They got no motion. They got no
[02:03:29] bitches and their weed is all mid. Their smoke is not loud, is so quiet you can't hear it.
[02:03:39] They got nothing.
[02:03:57] Says you, Marxist, Lindellist till I die.
[02:04:00] No, I'm a Marxist Lindellist as well.
[02:04:03] You guys know this.
[02:04:04] You guys know this about me.
[02:04:06] Okay.
[02:04:07] You know.
[02:04:08] a fan of Michael Pillow and I ride with him. He technically didn't lose. The election was
[02:04:15] stolen from him. Everybody knows this. That's what I believe. Okay.
[02:04:24] Marks Lindell, if you will.
[02:04:28] Damn, some Michigan do not care about you. The Rogers attacks on you will fall flat reporting
[02:04:34] from Detroit Journal, Sam Robinson.
[02:04:35] for the G branch
[02:04:37] and the Durango
[02:04:39] and your region one
[02:04:41] UAW
[02:04:43] Yes, Wendy Brantley
[02:04:45] Yes, I'm also a part of my bylaws commuter
[02:04:47] at my local
[02:04:49] I'm a part of recap at my local
[02:04:51] and organizing it
[02:04:53] Who did you vote for in the primary
[02:04:55] between Hayley and Abdul?
[02:04:57] Abdul
[02:04:58] You voted for Abdul
[02:04:59] She's UAW so yeah
[02:05:01] That's right
[02:05:02] Yes, what did you make of the sort of contentious nature
[02:05:04] just nature of that primary national media was obsessing over it?
[02:05:09] That, but I was more disappointed in my people and being deceived with the ads that were going on.
[02:05:21] You felt like the inclusion of President Obama was misleading?
[02:05:25] Anyway, no. Because we didn't endorse him.
[02:05:28] Yeah. One last question. Do you know who Hassan Piker is? Have you heard of it? No.
[02:05:43] I'm washed. I'm washed. I'm washed.
[02:05:54] Breakout starts from Michigan is Rup Raj and Sam Robinson straight up.
[02:05:58] Trump�s 34-57 rating is the big elephant in the room, in a federal race, but reading
[02:06:25] national media takes, there's no chance you'd have any clue Rodgers in any way unpopular
[02:06:29] has baggage. Yeah. The most eye-popping part of the epic MRA poll of Michigan, which has
[02:06:35] then is leading by an identical four points with governor and Senate races. Rodgers is
[02:06:39] a disastrous favorability rating. It's 29 to 40, perhaps a leftover of the 2024 Senate
[02:06:44] race he lost, l said and benzin r plus 1, james is minus 5.
[02:06:58] Ruparaj's kind of an asshole, philtrefranko recently made a video about how he helped
[02:07:01] dismiss concerns about a female coworker being harassed and fired, no, not my bultimore mowas
[02:07:06] dude.
[02:07:07] Stop.
[02:07:08] Don't tell me that.
[02:07:14] I love you, even when we disagree as Michigan Democrats come together for another convention
[02:07:36] this weekend.
[02:07:37] I wrote about what happened the last time I walked in that stage and I still believe
[02:07:39] after a hard fought primary read about it in my sub stack.
[02:07:43] growing on me. She's growing on me. Here's a list of the faves here for comp. Yeah. So
[02:07:48] here's the Michigan poll favorability ratings. Gretchen Whitmer is plus six. Obdelos said
[02:07:52] is plus one. Jocelyn Benson is plus one. Obdelos said as a higher approval, but higher disapproval
[02:07:57] as well, which makes sense. Jocelyn Benson has been able to kind of skirt by a little
[02:08:03] bit. She is in a weird way. She's top of ticket, but she's also like less known, I guess, because
[02:08:09] no $70 million campaign, trying to disparage her in the same way that Abdul had to receive a
[02:08:15] barrage of attacks. And that's what contributes to this disapproval for the record. John James is
[02:08:21] 29 to 34 underwater by 5. Mike Rogers is 29 to 40 underwater by 11. Donald Trump is 34 to 57
[02:08:31] under water by 23. So, this happens in contentious primaries. Okay? It's a normal aspect of a
[02:08:41] contentious primary cycle. Mike Rogers actually being under water by 11 is crazy because he did
[02:08:49] not have a contentious primary. And yet, he's still under water regardless. Part of that is,
[02:08:56] I assume the previous defeat against Elisa Slotkin. And the other reason is because Donald Trump is
[02:09:08] hated. I think it's very instructive that both John James and Mike Rogers max out at 29.
[02:09:16] Okay, there's only one place where John James is reaching perfect approval ratings and that's in the Hillary
[02:09:29] Sculpton household, allegedly. 45k likes on this. Yeah, no, I know people are tired of this shit.
[02:09:39] it. Of course they are. We looked at a couple of their very viral posts that are similar
[02:09:46] to this as well. People are like, why the fuck do we care about this? Like stop.
[02:09:51] Yeah. So, do not recognize that 0% for Donald Trump aggression Whitmer. Obdol said it's
[02:10:14] 6% is crazy, by the way. Like, look, Jocelyn Benson has a higher percentage of no recognition.
[02:10:24] Like, there are, what is this? LAMAS tweet, to be honest?
[02:10:31] What? Okay, I don't care about this.
[02:10:34] Yeah, there are more people who know who Abdul Al Sayed is than than Mike Rogers, even which
[02:10:46] is wild. But his total favorabilities at 39 and unfavorability is at 38. And when you
[02:10:57] look at the leaners, Abdul even picks up more steam at 50%. Okay. So this poll is is really,
[02:11:08] really good. And before people say, how can you trust the polls after the primaries? Remember,
[02:11:12] primary polling is very different than polling in the general general election is much easier to
[02:11:19] poll because you have the weights you have past performance, you can point to because it's it's
[02:11:26] expect there's an expected behavior from the voters they're going to rally around their party,
[02:11:34] right? Whereas in the primaries it's a little bit more difficult to figure out.
[02:11:50] Please talk about the other AES's new parliament. You only ever talk about AES when there's negative
[02:11:55] framing around it what are you talking about are you are you talking about
[02:12:00] actually existing socialism like what what what do you mean
[02:12:19] group Raj did nothing wrong by the way I just watched a field clip reminder the
[02:12:23] We can before 2020, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the, the 2022, uh, the 2022, uh, midterm election
[02:12:30] polling from these guys were, were dead on, by the way, yeah, Medicare for all support.
[02:12:36] This is probably one of the more important elements of this poll.
[02:12:39] It's, uh, you know, the president said the one percent, so the thing, Obdual's main
[02:12:46] thing is an unbelievably popular issue and also doubly good thing that
[02:12:52] Abdul's number one attacks that he's facing from the media is also on another
[02:12:58] thing that is equally as popular which is opposition to Israel. Like they're
[02:13:04] hitting him on opposition to Israel over and over again and the number one thing
[02:13:10] that he's known for is Medicare for All and opposition to Israel and both of
[02:13:14] those things are unbelievably popular across party lines.
[02:13:24] That's right.
[02:13:28] Bro, please go back to cool shirts and hoodies.
[02:13:30] This suit doesn't hit as good when you are high.
[02:13:32] Sorry, buddy.
[02:13:33] It's not happening.
[02:13:36] This is I'm a suit guy now.
[02:13:37] Ron would have been over by now.
[02:13:39] Right from the beginning, we projected four to five weeks.
[02:13:43] A little excursion and we're way ahead of schedule.
[02:13:47] We estimate it would take approximately four to six weeks to achieve our mission and we're
[02:13:52] way ahead of schedule.
[02:13:54] Now six months in, the war has taken a toll.
[02:13:57] Eighteen American service members have been killed and more than 750 others have been
[02:14:02] wounded.
[02:14:03] Pentagon records from early in the fighting indicating most of those injured suffered
[02:14:06] traumatic brain injuries from Iranian missile and drone strikes.
[02:14:10] Most believe much of the US missile defense stockpile has been depleted, and the Navy
[02:14:14] has been stressed.
[02:14:15] The USS Lincoln, now heading home after a record stretch between ports of call.
[02:14:20] Last month, the Pentagon said the war has cost taxpayers more than $37 billion, and
[02:14:27] here at home Americans paying higher gas prices.
[02:14:29] The president claims the Strait of Hormuz is open again.
[02:14:33] Millions and millions of barrels of oil are coming out of the Strait every day.
[02:14:37] But Iran's still threatening to fire at ships, and traffic in the strait remains below pre-war
[02:14:42] levels.
[02:14:43] Iran's navy and air force have taken heavy losses.
[02:14:46] Many of Iran's drones and missiles have been spent.
[02:14:49] Human rights activists say more than 3,600 Iranians have been killed in strikes.
[02:14:53] But Iran has not surrendered.
[02:14:55] There's been no agreement to end the conflict or to curb Iran's nuclear program.
[02:14:59] A ceasefire the president signed in mid-June collapsed in early July.
[02:15:03] At the death of the former Ayatollah in the war's first days, Trump now cites a vacuum
[02:15:07] of leadership in the failure to reach a deal.
[02:15:10] That's one of my promises nobody to negotiate with.
[02:15:13] The latest effort to resolve the conflict now involves the threat of new sanctions targeting
[02:15:17] Iran's trading partners.
[02:15:18] Overnight, President Trump announced a new deal with Venezuela that would have the U.S.
[02:15:22] taking majority control of much of that country's oil reserves.
[02:15:25] He says it will substantially lower gas prices.
[02:15:28] Jill?
[02:15:29] Six months in and no end in sight just yet.
[02:15:30] All right, Stephen, thank you so much.
[02:15:32] 100 days on the job as federal reserve chair Kevin Warsh is still fighting sticky inflation consumer prices last month rose
[02:15:40] 3.7% that's well above the Fed's 2% target rate and there's no clear signal yet from the new chair on what comes next to bring those prices down
[02:15:47] Warsh instead told colleagues at the Fed's annual conference in Wyoming yesterday as Interbank is prepared to act if prices keep rising
[02:15:54] Olivia gasses joins us from the White House Olivia. Good morning
[02:15:57] Good morning Kelly. Chairman Warsh painted a picture of an economy on solid
[02:16:02] footing with robust spending and unemployment at 4.1 percent but he
[02:16:07] said elevated inflation means the Fed's main focus should be on lowering
[02:16:11] consumer prices. I stand here today committed to a discipline not a decision.
[02:16:18] In his first highly anticipated speeches Fed Chair Friday Kevin Warsh warned
[02:16:23] that inflation remains too high at 3.7 percent, up from 3.5 percent in June.
[02:16:29] But war stopped short of signaling a rate hike next month.
[02:16:32] We must be confident that underlying inflation is moving to our objective, clearly and at
[02:16:39] sufficient speed.
[02:16:41] Otherwise, we have work to do.
[02:16:43] His remarks come amid the potential for even more price pressure, with President Trump
[02:16:48] intensifying the trade fight with Canada, imposing 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods,
[02:16:54] and taking aim at a waterway the two countries share.
[02:16:57] We're going to be changing the name of Lake Ontario, effective immediately to Lake America.
[02:17:04] Great stuff, man.
[02:17:07] Right now, as I signed the order.
[02:17:09] Canada said its retaliatory tariffs will match the US levees dollar for dollar, on nearly
[02:17:14] 20 billion US dollars worth of American imports starting next month, raising the prospect
[02:17:20] of higher costs on both sides of the border.
[02:17:22] Well, all these shenanigans are happening.
[02:17:25] We'll just be smart and we'll be strategic and we'll.
[02:17:29] Yeah, we receive empty gesture.
[02:17:35] You receive empty gesture from our side, which is meaningless, and we receive economic turmoil.
[02:17:42] It's awesome.
[02:17:43] Fight back.
[02:17:44] That added pressure on consumers coming as the war with Iran passes the six-month mark,
[02:17:49] and as gas prices have stayed above $4 a gallon all month, putting it on track to be the most
[02:17:54] expensive August on record.
[02:17:56] The war is supposed to be over within a month.
[02:17:59] While talks between the U.S. and Iran have stalled and maritime data from Kepler show
[02:18:02] shipping activity in the Strait of Hormuz remains at a trickle, the Trump administration
[02:18:07] says U.S. forces have cleared sea mines in the Strait.
[02:18:11] should be later open in momentum this building.
[02:18:15] And last night President Trump announced in a social media post what he called an historic
[02:18:20] oil deal with Venezuela that gives the US a majority stake in more than 65 billion barrels
[02:18:25] of the country's oil reserves. A deal he said would boost US oil supplies and lower gas
[02:18:30] prices. Adriana? Olivia, thank you so much.
[02:18:34] Donald Trump touched down in Washington last night after a trip to Texas as the political
[02:18:40] spotlight turns towards the upcoming midterm elections, the president is scrambling to
[02:18:47] lower gas prices at the pumps.
[02:18:50] Exactly six months into the war with Iran, he took to Truth Social to reveal what he
[02:18:55] calls the biggest oil deal in world history with Venezuela, both saying that through
[02:19:00] a partnership with private business, this will secure a majority U.S. control of more
[02:19:05] than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves.
[02:19:10] He also claims it will substantially lower gas prices for all Americans.
[02:19:16] The announcement comes nine months after the US captured Venezuela's then-
[02:19:23] I love the way that we do deal-making.
[02:19:28] We just put a gun to your head.
[02:19:31] We kidnap your leader and his wife.
[02:19:36] Then we say give us the oil.
[02:19:47] When it's a little only has a capacity to track 1.2 million barrels of oil per day.
[02:19:50] By the way, it would take 10 to 15 years just to get it up to like 3.5 million per day.
[02:19:56] I mean, none of this is for, none of this is, is,
[02:20:00] I go to be beneficial in the short term. It's just posturing, I guess.
[02:20:06] president, Nicholas Maduro and flew him to the United States to face drug trafficking
[02:20:14] charges.
[02:20:15] Good night.
[02:20:16] Welcome again.
[02:20:17] Venezuela holds the largest proven oil reserves in the world and estimated 303 billion barrels
[02:20:29] on the streets of Caracas.
[02:20:32] The other thing that's crazy is like, everyone knows this bullshit, you know?
[02:20:44] Everyone knows this bullshit, like the charges are bullshit.
[02:20:48] What we did is totally illegal.
[02:20:50] No one can say anything because it's the United States of America doing it.
[02:20:54] Newspaper headlines proclaims a deal which the country's acting president claims will
[02:20:59] bring $100 billion of investment into Venezuela, a country seeking to rebuild after recent earthquakes.
[02:21:08] If that money goes to the people, I think that's excellent. But if on the other hand
[02:21:15] the money goes into the state coffers and stays with the state, then I don't like it.
[02:21:20] Because the idea is for the money to be invested here in Venezuela, in schools, hospitals,
[02:21:25] roads, rebuilding the many things destroyed by the earthquake, persuading big American
[02:21:32] oil companies.
[02:21:33] Yeah, I'm looking for real with you, chief.
[02:21:35] That's not happening.
[02:21:36] I'm sorry to say.
[02:21:43] That money is going directly to private profiteers directly.
[02:21:50] Don't say that, bro.
[02:21:51] I mean, it's just true.
[02:22:01] I do not believe that the country that literally already stole gold bars from the Venezuelan
[02:22:15] Treasury, the country that already retains tens of billions of dollars of Venezuelan
[02:22:23] oil revenue, and no one's asking them where it went or what they're doing with it, mind
[02:22:28] you, is going to actually have the best interest of Venezuelans in their minds.
[02:22:36] US's Abraham Lincoln has entered the Strait of Singapore now, the aircraft carrier is
[02:22:41] public after seven months long remote operations against Iran.
[02:22:43] You might have an image in the next hour.
[02:22:49] Beautiful.
[02:22:50] Finally.
[02:22:51] Finally, USS Abraham Lincoln has been relieved and they are going to go to the beautiful
[02:23:01] nation state, the beautiful city state of Singapore.
[02:23:11] by their past performance. I worry that they will somehow end up closing the Strait of
[02:23:19] Malacca as well. I thought the coup was worthless. He just replaced one dictator with another
[02:23:28] that disliked America. What? You mean in Venezuela? No, they just replaced Maduro with a fake
[02:23:40] Chavista, who is very pro America. It's been fairly clear from the jump. A puppet. Yeah.
[02:23:55] They took, they replaced the sanctions, which I think might still be in, in place ironically
[02:24:01] enough, because we're, I don't know. I don't know what's happened of it as well. We're
[02:24:05] We're usually pretty ass at removing sanctions like we're now only now doing it in Syria,
[02:24:14] which is objectively a good thing, but yeah, we replaced Maduro, we kidnapped Maduro and
[02:24:31] replace Maduro with a puppet.
[02:24:38] And Venezuelan sanctions were still in place I remember when the earthquake hit.
[02:24:50] The $65 billion barrel is a red herring, and will have little relevance to any actual
[02:25:02] deals, the real relevant details of which are still almost entirely unknown.
[02:25:05] This is a classic big number that Trump was sure to jump all over and repeat at Nausium
[02:25:09] going forward.
[02:25:14] John Huber says, �You view Venezuela as a long-term risk to Canadian crude, I doubt
[02:25:17] much changes near term, but I would think there is now higher chance of production of
[02:25:21] Venezuela rises faster than expected. Long-term curious your thoughts. He says,
[02:25:25] threat no competition, especially in the USGC. Absolutely. No doubt that from a purely Canadian
[02:25:31] crude pricing perspective, it would have been better for Venezuela include to remain sanctioned,
[02:25:36] but it'll just mean slightly wider lift heavy diffs, not an existential market share thing.
[02:25:40] I don't agree if it like Delcey Rodriguez is just doing what they need to avoid a second presidential
[02:25:53] kidnapping. Why do you think she's a puppet? Everything that's happened so far, including
[02:26:01] but not limited to messaging coming out of the Delcey Rodriguez administration leads me to believe
[02:26:06] that they are absolutely, uh, running with whatever the Trump administration wants them to do.
[02:26:18] I mean, you also described a puppet. Like, is she enjoying the show?
[02:26:24] Or is she not? It doesn't really matter.
[02:26:28] Like, is she doing all this because she sincerely likes America? Or is she doing all this because
[02:26:33] she's sincerely terrified of America is immaterial to the actions that are taking place.
[02:26:44] You know, she could be a reluctant puppet and yet still a puppet nonetheless.
[02:26:49] door's open
[02:26:59] yeah it was reported that Margar Rubio is literally writing our speeches and they're
[02:27:12] like what's happening each other all the time
[02:27:15] needs to return and invest here could be difficult.
[02:27:19] How quickly can American investment turn Venezuela's oil
[02:27:24] into cheaper fuel?
[02:27:25] The boost is this will lower gas prices for Americans.
[02:27:28] I think that's a pipe dream.
[02:27:30] If you pardon the pun, I think that Venezuela's
[02:27:33] infrastructure is decimated, ports, pipelines,
[02:27:37] electricity is unstable.
[02:27:39] The earliest they could probably get oil production
[02:27:42] and revenues would be in five years.
[02:27:44] What are the risks to Venezuela from this deal?
[02:27:47] They've agreed to a deal that goes
[02:27:50] against constitutional arrangements,
[02:27:52] which required the national oil company
[02:27:54] to be part of any oil deal.
[02:27:56] They've sort of let foreigners in to control the industry,
[02:28:00] so the benefits won't be apparent
[02:28:03] and the political risks will show up first.
[02:28:07] Firm details of this oil deal are still to emerge.
[02:28:11] Questions remain about whether it could now
[02:28:13] to face legal challenges in court
[02:28:15] or be challenged by any future Venezuelan government.
[02:28:20] It's been 63 years since Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic
[02:28:23] March on Washington punctuated by his I Have a Dream speech
[02:28:27] and thousands retraced his steps
[02:28:29] and those of other civil rights leaders on Friday.
[02:28:32] The likes of Senator Bernie Sanders,
[02:28:34] the Reverend Al Sharpton and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
[02:28:37] gathered at the base of Lincoln Memorial
[02:28:39] for the Defend the Vote demonstration.
[02:28:41] this comes after the Supreme Court decision this past April that rolled back key provisions
[02:28:46] in the Voting Rights Act paving the way for some conservative states to redistrict some
[02:28:51] severely reducing or even completely eliminating historically black voting districts.
[02:28:56] I think it's a little wild that this got very little coverage broadly speaking in comparison
[02:29:02] to like all the idiotic things that the media chooses to focus on.
[02:29:10] It also comes amid an ongoing legal battle over the Trump administration's efforts involving
[02:29:14] the U.S. Postal Service and mail-in voting.
[02:29:17] Martin Luther King III says he feels his father would be disappointed in the state of America
[02:29:22] today regarding the lack of civility.
[02:29:25] And the Reverend's granddaughter Yolanda, who is now an incoming freshman at Columbia
[02:29:29] University, urged for the work that made the King legacy continue.
[02:29:34] My grandfather was 34 years old when he stood at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963 and told America
[02:29:42] about his dream.
[02:29:43] I never met him.
[02:29:45] MLK was younger than me when he did the I have it.
[02:29:49] Oh my God.
[02:29:50] What am I doing with my life, dude?
[02:29:54] Oh my God.
[02:29:55] I am such a loser, bro.
[02:29:58] What the f I am so washed.
[02:30:03] I am so unbelievably washed. Oh my God.
[02:30:13] I'm 35.
[02:30:20] To put something crazy into perspective, uh,
[02:30:23] and Frank and MLK were born in the same year. That is crazy. Wow.
[02:30:33] I have a stream instead of I have a dream I have my speech my version of the speech I have a stream I
[02:30:49] Never met my grandmother Coretta Scott King, but I know something they both understood a
[02:30:57] Dream without work is just a wish
[02:30:59] Now this week, the Supreme Court lifted a block on President Trump's executive order
[02:31:04] on mail-in voting, and we're only about a week away from those first mail-in ballots
[02:31:09] going out to voters ahead of the midterm elections.
[02:31:12] Rachel?
[02:31:13] Yeah, Democrats are still trying to challenge that, but they're running out of time.
[02:31:16] Okay, Alex, thank you.
[02:31:17] It's still early right now.
[02:31:19] We're in recovery phase.
[02:31:21] This all started two weeks and two days ago.
[02:31:24] Fred Hampton was 21 when they killed him. Yes, but but we know that Fred Hampton was was young
[02:31:31] Like Fred Hampton is always in my mind, he's always coded as very young
[02:31:38] Whereas MLK always like he's always in my mind is like a 40 plus year old
[02:31:44] Which is ironic because he was assassinated at the age of 39. So he never even made it to 40, which is crazy
[02:31:51] easy. And but in my mind, I've always seen him as like an older figure.
[02:32:02] For a city that was too long in the dark, they need to hurry up and get this
[02:32:06] stuff on 14 days for some. We thought we were forgotten about and it's taking
[02:32:11] them so long every day. It's getting more difficult when we go without power.
[02:32:15] In Sulta injury came in the early days of the blackout when power company
[02:32:19] Nipsco omitted Gary from their timelines on when power would come back.
[02:32:23] Why wasn't Gary listed in the restoration timeframe, which made the
[02:32:28] myself and the citizens feel that we were overlooked. Nipsco may have
[02:32:31] overlooked them, but some of those citizens are forming a class action
[02:32:34] group to sue the company. The mayor hasn't decided whether the city will
[02:32:38] do the same. Why wouldn't you sue them for something so grand? I don't want
[02:32:41] to commit to anything at this point in time until I see all options
[02:32:45] before me. This week on
[02:32:47] de angle, we asked you wo
[02:32:51] did you do when you work
[02:32:53] impact how you handle the
[02:32:57] know, absolutely. I work
[02:32:59] years. I worked in govern
[02:33:01] and community relations a
[02:33:03] engagement, but I still w
[02:33:06] and operations. So I onr
[02:33:09] when it comes down to rec
[02:33:11] allegations that part of
[02:33:14] has to do with his former employer, Nipsco,
[02:33:16] disinvesting in the city.
[02:33:18] That's 76% black and one third in poverty.
[02:33:21] That's part of that review process.
[02:33:23] And I know the governor has issued a request
[02:33:26] for an investigation.
[02:33:27] And in that investigation, I'm hoping
[02:33:29] that they're going to look at the maintenance schedule,
[02:33:31] the maintenance of equipment, the age of equipment.
[02:33:34] We ain't got no food, no electricity.
[02:33:37] I paid $2,500 for power.
[02:33:39] I'm still out of power two weeks later.
[02:33:41] Nipsco for the shit.
[02:33:42] They ain't did nothing for us.
[02:33:44] I'm in Gary, Indiana, a majority Blacks.
[02:33:50] Every single utilities provider needs to be owned
[02:33:52] by the government.
[02:33:55] I've seen enough.
[02:33:57] It's over.
[02:34:00] Every single one.
[02:34:03] What are we doing?
[02:34:04] What are we doing?
[02:34:05] This is not, this is not a place for profiteers, okay?
[02:34:10] nationalize the utilities, not tomorrow, yesterday. Nationalize utilities now.
[02:34:21] How is this not bigger news? It's a, they already revealed it to you. One third in poverty, 67% black, that's not, that is the reason why it's not in the news.
[02:34:36] I said
[02:34:41] City where tens of thousands of people have been without power for or sorry 76% not cc7
[02:34:49] It's not even six seven
[02:34:52] Two weeks following severe storms and I have never seen a storm so devastating in my entire
[02:35:00] Life residents in the region utilities like this are a natural monopoly. I know exactly you don't even need to be a social
[02:35:06] to understand that the only way a company can profit from owning utilities, cutting
[02:35:09] services or raising prices, there's no way to run it privately without harming people.
[02:35:14] Yup.
[02:35:15] Yup.
[02:35:16] That's why they're dog shit everywhere.
[02:35:23] All around this country are utilities that are not locally owned by local governments
[02:35:31] are abysmal. DTE in Michigan, PG&E here in California, it's terrible, dude.
[02:35:42] Majority Black, Gary Indian, a loss of electricity for two weeks, Sarah Lazar, visited the city
[02:35:49] finding buildings seeking a rotten reeking of rotten food, elderly residents trapped
[02:35:54] in their homes, and mass chaos, climate disaster meets institutional neglect.
[02:36:18] NIPSCO also rolled out new meters last year, and the 4XM people's utilities bill because
[02:36:23] they were getting slabbed with delivery charges for gas electric.
[02:36:25] Those charges were almost always higher than the utilities.
[02:36:28] Gary was one of the first areas here in Indiana.
[02:36:33] Those new meters were installed.
[02:36:35] Oh, they were using black people as a testing ground.
[02:36:38] Nice.
[02:36:46] Just.
[02:36:50] So fucked up.
[02:36:53] have been outraged with their power company Nipsco, Indiana's second largest utility power company that services
[02:37:01] 1.4 million Hoosiers. That's about day three. A lot of us were getting worried. Okay, we pay our money
[02:37:06] We pay our utility bills, but we have not heard from a Nipsco. While infrastructure is being developed across the state to support
[02:37:14] It's what hundreds of people outside. Somehow this working-class community is struggling to get the basic utilities
[02:37:20] they need restored while having to pay higher rates than ever.
[02:37:24] We probably saw like an increase of, I want to say like, between 30 and 50% increase in utility bills.
[02:37:32] Two years ago, Blackstone, a private equity firm, bought a nearly 20% equity stake in Nipsco and rates have skyrocketed since.
[02:37:40] My first Nipsco bill was $450. My last Nipsco bill was $2,500.
[02:37:44] Nipsco is almost like the price of our rent.
[02:37:46] They're being very greedy and our prices are very high and we're not getting much services.
[02:37:51] What have we been made in priority to get our power back? Personally, I think data centers have been made the priority.
[02:37:57] Gary is a working class city, but the average income is less than $40,000 and it's located in the middle of Data Center Alley.
[02:38:04] Nipsco's parent company, NeSource, is creating a data center only utility and throwing resources there.
[02:38:10] Meanwhile, the residents of Gary have been suffering.
[02:38:13] in terms of rural areas that house a large black population,
[02:38:16] a large brown population,
[02:38:18] and making sure that they have power
[02:38:19] is not exactly on the high on the list of priorities.
[02:38:22] A community that lacks resources,
[02:38:24] that is a food desert at times,
[02:38:26] that lacks in the educational system,
[02:38:28] that lacks resources from government,
[02:38:31] why isn't this getting the attention that it truly needs?
[02:38:37] What are you hearing from black voters
[02:38:39] that you speak to in Texas?
[02:38:40] Is there excitement in terms of turnout?
[02:38:41] I don't think that there is excitement, but I think that you turn that around.
[02:38:45] Well, I don't know that like black voters are practical. So at the end of the day,
[02:38:50] I don't know that they're going to have to be the most excited, but I will tell you that you
[02:38:55] always want voters to be excited, right? Like you want them to fill that because that gives you an
[02:39:00] idea. Again, if it's raining on that day, if the lines are long, you want that excitement to be
[02:39:05] able to overcome that. That is suppress the tactics. Correct. Because we saw that happening,
[02:39:11] obviously in the primary. And so yeah, we need that excitement to kind of get over some of the
[02:39:16] things that are going to become in our way. We know that Texas just perched 1.2 million voters
[02:39:23] off the voter rolls. I genuinely don't understand what I feel weird talking about Crockett.
[02:39:32] I always worry talking about Crockett because for some reason she has like
[02:39:36] like the undying loyalty of all of the Cahyvers and they get so vicious when you come after
[02:39:43] her but it is wild to me how clear it is that she does not care about like the party's
[02:39:51] chances like she's still seemingly very bitter about Talarico.
[02:39:56] It's so strange.
[02:39:57] It's so petty.
[02:40:00] I mean her, her obviously like ideologically I am in opposition to her because ideologically
[02:40:09] I'm in opposition to her because she has some of the worst like most conservative, some
[02:40:16] of the most conservative pro establishment viewpoints that she regularly rides for, you
[02:40:21] know, she has been in the, she's been in the tank for a lot of pro Israel candidates, like
[02:40:29] over and over again. I mean, it's clear that she was positioning herself as like a regular
[02:40:39] establishment Democrat who gets a lot of play from TikTok and stuff like that.
[02:40:48] But even at this point, when she's doing stuff like this, most establishment Democrats like
[02:40:54] Haley Stevens went out like no better than to present themselves as a spoiler in a nationally
[02:40:59] significant race, right? So it's wild. Is she still doing it?
[02:41:08] That just came out. And so we need people to be excited because we want them to kind of go
[02:41:13] that extra mile. But at the end of the day, I will tell you specifically what black voters,
[02:41:18] they are looking at our black lives. And the fact is, we have been the targets of Republicans.
[02:41:23] And so I think that those that are paying attention,
[02:41:27] they're going to vote no matter what,
[02:41:28] whether they're excited or not.
[02:41:30] The question is, some of those that are more infrequent,
[02:41:33] if we can get them excited, then hopefully,
[02:41:36] if it is a matter of, they tell you,
[02:41:37] oh, well, you came to the wrong location.
[02:41:39] If it is a matter of, well, we don't see you
[02:41:42] on the voter rolls, and they go through making sure
[02:41:44] they do the provisional ballot, and they try to make sure
[02:41:46] that those ballots be cured, all those things.
[02:41:49] That's what excitement will do.
[02:41:50] Last time I interviewed two Texas voters, lifelong Republicans, who said that they were
[02:41:55] now going to vote for Democrats because of the data center issues in Texas.
[02:42:00] Does that surprise you?
[02:42:01] Is that a growing issue that you're hearing about?
[02:42:03] It's a growing issue all over the country.
[02:42:05] I mean, let's be honest about this.
[02:42:07] Republicans are trying to run from the deals that they've made with the tech bros and Texas
[02:42:11] is leading.
[02:42:12] It's not anti-demonstrators, it's resisting misogynoir.
[02:42:17] The idea that we're entitled to black women's labor, black women are fed up.
[02:42:25] I agree.
[02:42:26] You're right, queen.
[02:42:28] I'm steak.
[02:42:31] I apologize.
[02:42:35] Thank you for your feedback.
[02:42:37] I'm gonna, I'm gonna listen and I'm gonna learn.
[02:42:41] I'm never getting baited by a clip ever again.
[02:42:42] You know what I mean?
[02:42:44] See, this is called growth chatters.
[02:42:46] This is called growth.
[02:42:58] You are so right.
[02:43:05] In this nation, as relates to data centers, and all of a sudden, Greg Abbott is talking.
[02:43:11] Croxic individuality pink says black women are fed up. I'm one of them, but Crocket is on a petty tour
[02:43:19] Um, it's true
[02:43:23] It's true black women are fed up. He's also true that they are
[02:43:29] Insanely invested look at the Angie Nixon raise. What are we talking about?
[02:43:34] Yeah, black women are fed up. They're fed up with everyone, but also they are more active than ever
[02:43:46] before, which is saying something because they're already like maxed out. You would assume that black
[02:43:51] women are just maxed out in terms of political participation. Nope, turns out there's even more.
[02:43:56] I think the VRA did a number on Black Folk in general in the country where they are
[02:44:09] understandably super pissed off.
[02:44:12] Kind of like roll that back and be like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, I'm not for this.
[02:44:19] Yeah, we're going to see for the first time ever.
[02:44:23] For the first time ever in the history of this country or in the history of any country,
[02:44:27] we're going to see a 100% voter participation.
[02:44:29] Oh, no where these people came from.
[02:44:32] I don't know how they got here.
[02:44:34] And the reality is he got caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
[02:44:37] And you know, Gina Hinajosa is definitely doing everything that she can to ring the
[02:44:42] alarms and make sure that people understand what's going on.
[02:44:46] But unfortunately we've got a governor who has been elected for now 12 years, it'll be,
[02:44:52] who typically sits on no less than $100 million.
[02:44:56] And so it's gonna take all hands on deck.
[02:44:58] Again, another candidate who really needs more resources
[02:45:02] to be able to get this information out
[02:45:03] and let everybody in Texas know
[02:45:05] these data centers, they are a bipartisan problem.
[02:45:10] Those voters said they will vote for her Rosa
[02:45:12] for that very reason.
[02:45:13] Congressman and Jasmine Crockett, thank you so much.
[02:45:15] Absolutely.
[02:45:16] You have always been an ally.
[02:45:26] True.
[02:45:42] She didn't endorse Tallarico because they were massive ego, but now Tallarico is favorite to win.
[02:45:45] So she knows that if Tallarico wins without her help, her career is beyond over.
[02:45:48] So now she's actively trying to take Tallarico down incredibly egotistical.
[02:45:53] Yeah, I don't know what she's doing, man.
[02:45:56] I don't know what she's doing.
[02:45:57] It is, it is remarkable, though.
[02:46:00] She actually did say she doesn't want to campaign with James Tallarico.
[02:46:06] I understand.
[02:46:06] But either either or I've been excited to down ballot or you I think for me,
[02:46:11] probably is. I think it probably is only because I am you know we've got the fire pack that's going
[02:46:17] and I'm running all over the country and Texas is a big state. We're not talking about a small
[02:46:23] little state to kind of get around. We're talking about a really big state. I understand but isn't
[02:46:27] either or. I have you excited.
[02:46:40] Here's the best way to aid in a bet down ballot races.
[02:46:45] Pump up the top of the ticket, which is the highest likelihood to drive turnout.
[02:46:50] Also, she never even mentions who she's going and who she's in the tank for in the down baller races
[02:47:02] By the way, I just want to let you know that somehow my socialist uncle blames you for fence sitting on Kamala still despite agreeing with you and liking that
[02:47:08] You support black socialist and reparations. I love that
[02:47:13] That's fire that's the debt well first of all we take those okay
[02:47:20] We, we take those. We take those. That's the, that's the way and that's a W. Okay. So be stoked on that.
[02:47:27] Um, secondly, yes, the American median voter contains multitudes. Okay.
[02:47:33] You know this already.
[02:47:50] It's cool that we have two primary losers fighting, kind of for the opposition here.
[02:48:09] Ken Pax is getting attacked by John Corden.
[02:48:12] Corden says Pax is lazy and doesn't raise money and he basically is not offering a very
[02:48:17] compelling case for his election. He's making this harder than it needs to be. Isn't that
[02:48:22] awesome? I don't know what's going on. It's just like very, it's very shocking to me that
[02:48:33] these guys are being so weird about this race. Like, I mean, I look, I'll take it. Shouts
[02:48:40] out to Senator John Cornyn for doing this, but, and it would be much better if, um,
[02:48:45] didn't do that but what the fuck is happening in either party? How do you
[02:48:55] not get this under control?
[02:49:04] Political ecosystem but so do you you are often I mean an energy magnet when it
[02:49:10] comes to voters we've seen the the the turnout that you can produce.
[02:49:14] So Rico might very well need that magnetism, will you campaign with him?
[02:49:19] I will be campaigning down ballot.
[02:49:20] I think that what matters most, because when we're looking at a state like Texas, we've
[02:49:26] tried this, where we've got one amazing candidate that's running at the top of the ticket, Beto,
[02:49:31] is a very good example of this, raising all the money, doing all the things, running around
[02:49:36] the entire state, but it's not enough.
[02:49:38] So for me, I don't think that it should be a matter of there's just one thing that is
[02:49:43] getting me to the polls. I think it has to be something a little bit more in a state
[02:49:47] like Texas. And so for me, I think that making sure that people that maybe are getting overshadowed
[02:49:54] because it seems like it's only about one big race, I think amplifying them, making
[02:49:59] sure that I can raise their profiles and introducing them to people, that'll give something more
[02:50:04] to voters to make them say, you know what, it may be running outside, but I got to go
[02:50:09] get there because I got to go get there for this person and this person, plus I don't
[02:50:12] like Trump. I understand, but is it in either or? Either you excite the down ballot or you-
[02:50:17] I mean, let's be real. It's probably just hurting her at this point more than it's hurting
[02:50:28] Tallarico, you know what I mean? She must be burning her credibility with her base, right?
[02:50:55] I guess.
[02:50:58] With the exception of that one, with the exception of that one chatter who said black women are tired and they're not putting up with it, they're not getting taken for granted any longer, that chatter is still in favor.
[02:51:17] And of course I am too.
[02:51:28] I think for me, it probably is. I think it probably is. Only because I am, you know,
[02:51:41] we've got the fire pack that's going, and I'm running all over the country. And Texas
[02:51:45] is a big state. We're not talking about a small, little state to kind of get around.
[02:51:50] We're talking about a really big state. Did Salarico ask you to campaign with them?
[02:51:55] dog. She has been throwing Molotov cocktails in his direction for the last couple of months.
[02:52:06] I don't even know. I don't know if Talarigo has like, it hasn't been reported on whether or not he
[02:52:11] has, as far as I know. But like, what do you think? You think James Talarigo was like, no,
[02:52:18] this person who I was endlessly charitable to, I actually do not want the endorsement of like,
[02:52:24] there's no way because the issues during the primary were totally one-sided. Everybody got mad
[02:52:32] at the time and sure there were some uh tallorigo supporters that were like being mean about
[02:52:38] Crockett being somewhat of a weak candidate but but like the
[02:52:45] the idea that damn I was super pro Crockett man this one hurts that I hate that she's opposition
[02:52:54] But the idea that like James Tallorico was anything but like immensely cordial towards
[02:53:04] Crockett is silly.
[02:53:11] Here's what James has said.
[02:53:14] Yeah, look, this is what he's still doing.
[02:53:20] watch you're going on CNN and being like, I'm not going to folks from my friends,
[02:53:25] people I care about, and so I wanted to address it. Let me say this as clearly as I possibly can.
[02:53:33] If you claim to be my support, if you claim to be a part of this movement that we are building,
[02:53:41] please keep Congressman Crockett's name out of your mouth.
[02:53:44] Oh wow! Thank you!
[02:53:46] The Congresswoman and I ran a competitive primary.
[02:53:51] She and I have been friends since we both served in the state legislature together.
[02:53:55] She is a leader in this state, she's a leader in this country, and she deserves the utmost respect.
[02:54:01] And let me just, let me just, the day after the primary, the morning after the primary,
[02:54:09] Congresswoman Crockett endorsed me and the entire Democratic Party.
[02:54:13] Do you know how difficult that is?
[02:54:17] If I had not been successful,
[02:54:20] I don't think I would have been ready in the morning of the turnaround with an endorsement of the whole ticket.
[02:54:26] That is because the congresswoman puts all of us ahead of herself.
[02:54:30] She always has.
[02:54:32] And that...
[02:54:37] I mean, he's smart.
[02:54:40] He's smart.
[02:54:43] You all right white boy?
[02:54:50] You know what I mean?
[02:55:02] Okay, so she endorsed him. Yeah, she, well, notice how he said she endorsed the entire ticket.
[02:55:13] Yeah, yeah
[02:55:24] Anyway, it's all good.
[02:55:34] It's just like, even if she was like, yes, I endorse James Talleygo, you do realize that
[02:55:49] she has aggressively been coming after him.
[02:55:59] Has there been an expectation of other candidates to force themselves into someone's campaign?
[02:56:03] Yes.
[02:56:04] Haley Stevens. Yes, it's it's a it's an important act to unite the base. Yes, that's always how it goes.
[02:56:17] Dude, you know what's crazy? Bernie literally did more campaign stops for Hillary Clinton in the
[02:56:26] in the Midwest that Hillary Clinton did.
[02:56:28] And people still shit on Bernie.
[02:56:38] Consumers are praise, not our criticism.
[02:56:42] And she has a job as a congresswoman.
[02:56:46] She doesn't need to be doing any of this,
[02:56:48] but she is recruiting, supporting, fundraising
[02:56:52] for down ballot candidates all over the state,
[02:56:55] all over this country, and that is how we're gonna win.
[02:56:58] If the Congress really can turn some of her star power
[02:57:01] onto these races that don't get enough attention,
[02:57:03] that's a game changer.
[02:57:05] And so it is not the Congress from its job
[02:57:09] to win this sentencing, that's my job.
[02:57:12] I am the Democratic nominee.
[02:57:14] The Congresswoman has been incredibly helpful.
[02:57:18] She's done more than she needed to do.
[02:57:20] And so I am demanding that anyone who claims
[02:57:24] be a supporter of mine anywhere. Treat the Congresswoman with the respect that she has
[02:57:29] earned. Period.
[02:57:31] And I feel like I'm a middle school teacher, though, so don't let me come back, bro. This
[02:57:41] is.
[02:57:42] I mean, he's going above and beyond. Anyway, I saw he is speaking to you. I'm not a James
[02:57:55] Tallarigo supporter. Fuck you, me. I don't know him. Yeah, bro. Can't pass until I die,
[02:58:12] baby. I need, we need more busted ass senators, dude. We need more senators that have allowed
[02:58:20] pedophiles to roam the streets. Okay? Hear me out. Hear me out. Hear me out.
[02:58:29] What if, what if we cut to the chase and we just allow Republicans to be their
[02:58:37] normal damn selves for once? Jesus Christ.
[02:58:42] I am voting for Kempaxin illegally because I want more flock cameras.
[02:58:53] I am voting for Kempaxin illegally in the state of Texas because I want more data centers.
[02:58:59] I am voting for Kempaxin illegally because I think ugly representation matters.
[02:59:06] You understand?
[02:59:08] I am sick and tired of having sexy ass congresspersons.
[02:59:15] Why not an ugly one?
[02:59:18] You got Mitch McConnell.
[02:59:21] He's sexy as hell.
[02:59:25] You got Lindsey Graham you used to also hot.
[02:59:31] You got Tala Frico.
[02:59:33] He's a freak.
[02:59:35] Sexy ass freak.
[02:59:37] Me on the other hand, Ken Paxton, I'm busted.
[02:59:44] It's time for busted senators.
[02:59:48] Unlock, yeah, it's time for chop senators to run.
[02:59:52] Unlock, my partner, Theodore Jedidiah Cruz, who is also sexy as hell.
[03:00:03] presentation matters.
[03:00:33] One of the biggest faces of these protests calls himself a no-mark.
[03:00:36] He says he's a massive vigilante who's saving the country from Flock.
[03:00:41] Flock license plate cameras use AI to track vehicles, private companies and cities contract
[03:00:46] with the company and police say they use its national database to find stolen cars and missing
[03:00:50] people. But dozens of officers are now accused of misusing the data. Cops have been arrested
[03:00:56] and charged with accessing the database to stalk former romantic partners. One officer
[03:01:01] arrested this week is accused of using his access to track a woman he shares a child with
[03:01:06] more than 2000 times stalking and harassing her in videos that have gotten millions of views.
[03:01:12] No mark destroys the cameras, making him a hero to a growing following angry.
[03:01:16] I don't get it houses do not arrested but I mean I don't want them to be but
[03:01:31] what the hell
[03:01:43] No, Optimus befuddled by declining popular support for the robot that tells you to kill yourself the perfect glasses and the camera network
[03:01:50] That's talks you
[03:01:58] It's also
[03:02:02] It's also confusing
[03:02:05] Because in order to to anchor this entire process you need to build loud
[03:02:13] And very costly and very taxing data centers in the backyard
[03:02:19] This entire process is bad from start to finish the output is not good
[03:02:26] The impact is not good
[03:02:28] The the the building necessity is not good that what you need to build
[03:02:35] For this dog shit outcome is also bad
[03:02:39] I'll do that.
[03:02:41] Oh, wow.
[03:02:43] He's got a mask on. Did you learn nothing from GTRP? Oh, my mistake.
[03:02:47] Someone got this one.
[03:02:48] Someone beat me to it.
[03:02:50] How did you kind of come to flock as like your signature issue?
[03:02:54] I was with my friend and there was a flock camera there, like right on the side of the road.
[03:02:59] And he told me, he was like, don't drive past that thing.
[03:03:02] They'll scan your information and they store it and they can track you.
[03:03:06] When you say it like that, it kind of sounds like a conspiracy theory.
[03:03:08] Yeah, a little bit. I thought a little bit he was like, you know, like the government's tracking you.
[03:03:12] You know, I thought he was a little crazy, but I started researching it more and then I realized
[03:03:17] that they actually are storing our information and tracking us and it's being used against,
[03:03:21] you know, innocent people. I guess he was right. These things are bad. They're actually worse than
[03:03:25] what he was telling me. It seemed like, you know, every week I would see a new article about how
[03:03:30] these cameras are being misused, how they're being used to stalk people.
[03:03:33] When you hear law enforcement talk about all the uses for these cameras, what's your reaction?
[03:03:40] A lot of cameras haven't been here forever. Crimes, they can solve crimes without them.
[03:03:44] But I think for every crime that these cameras solve, there's 10 issues with them.
[03:03:48] What to you makes these cameras different? Because there's surveillance cameras everywhere.
[03:03:52] These cameras are connected to like a database that shares all the information with each other.
[03:03:57] Police and other people can go into it and search. They can look up exactly where you've been,
[03:04:01] and it stores your information.
[03:04:03] Like if they put in your license plate,
[03:04:04] they can have it.
[03:04:05] You know, this person is right here right now.
[03:04:07] To be like, it's too much information.
[03:04:09] I think it's way too much information.
[03:04:10] I think it's way too powerful.
[03:04:12] Especially, you know,
[03:04:12] you don't even need a warrant to search it.
[03:04:14] You can look up anyone,
[03:04:15] even if they're, you know,
[03:04:16] suspected of a crime or not.
[03:04:19] Flock is one of the handful of companies that make ALPRs,
[03:04:22] which is an automated license plate reader.
[03:04:24] It's so awesome that he is 100% correct.
[03:04:31] Like you rarely ever get a guy like this who is just 100% correct.
[03:04:38] He's a kid.
[03:04:41] And he didn't even skip a beat about the warrantless search element of it, the constant round the clock surveillance element of it.
[03:04:50] Like he knows exactly why he's doing what he's doing.
[03:04:55] Once again, I'm just a little bit confused as to why he hasn't been arrested, but that's, you know, neither here nor there.
[03:05:02] Flock is not the only company that makes it.
[03:05:04] I'm not going to look too deep into it.
[03:05:06] ALPRs, but it's the most popular one.
[03:05:08] And they work by capturing when your vehicle goes past them, the license plate, but also any markings on the vehicle that are distinguishing.
[03:05:16] Flock says they have over 120,000 cameras across 49 states.
[03:05:21] Anger against Flock has now reached a fever pitch.
[03:05:26] We found its cameras have been vandalized in more than 33 states.
[03:05:30] Earlier this month in Winona, Minnesota, police announced that every single Flock camera in
[03:05:34] town had been stolen.
[03:05:36] This is one of the eight cameras that Winona police say were cut down by vandals.
[03:05:41] F*** the Flock camera!
[03:05:43] Did you get that?
[03:05:45] This guy just drove by and shouted, F*** the Flock cameras.
[03:05:49] It seems like basically the sentiment that led to these getting chopped down in the middle of the night.
[03:05:55] Yep, that's the post. You betcha.
[03:05:58] So somebody just cut this off?
[03:06:00] Uh-huh. Just got up here and meeeeee.
[03:06:04] I feel kind of proud of Americans, bro. I'm not gonna lie.
[03:06:07] Like low-key, low-key, they're kind of...
[03:06:12] This is the type of shit that does make me proud to say I'm proud to be an American, you know?
[03:06:19] Like yeah sure we're a bunch of fucking dumbasses. We're all functionally illiterate
[03:06:26] But honestly this type of shit is
[03:06:29] Look I disavow I condemn I would never this is a crime and you should do none of that
[03:06:35] But like also at the same time it's a little bit rebellious, you know
[03:06:49] You know what I'm talking about?
[03:07:02] Stop making arguments for the cameras.
[03:07:10] How is it a crime, public property, right?
[03:07:12] Yeah, I mean, it's still, what, but you think you can just like, if something is public
[03:07:18] property. You think January states is like legal? Yeah, someone owns public property,
[03:07:28] usually not the public, is the city. Why people growing on me? Oh, for sure. This is like anti
[03:07:36] surveillance state is peak white people, though. Like that is always that's peak white people
[03:07:40] activity. Anti surveillance state is peak white people activity. Okay, January states is a
[03:07:47] bad example because it's now legal and good because Trump said so and I forgot any part
[03:07:53] in everybody so.
[03:08:17] Rome Christensen is on the city council here in Winona.
[03:08:20] How do you feel about them?
[03:08:21] I would say probably my reaction would be one
[03:08:25] of near utter indifference.
[03:08:28] We give our cops guns that walk around with,
[03:08:31] so you gotta trust them to a certain extent,
[03:08:33] and if we trust them with a 45,
[03:08:37] I'll trust them with being able to access
[03:08:40] a license plate number.
[03:08:41] Do you think that these are legitimate concerns
[03:08:44] that people are having?
[03:08:45] Of course they are.
[03:08:46] AI is creeping into our everyday lives.
[03:08:52] People don't understand it.
[03:08:54] Hell, I don't understand it.
[03:08:55] And when you don't understand things, it creates fear.
[03:08:58] What is the big fear here?
[03:09:00] A sense that, famously, Minneapolis.
[03:09:09] When you think of our citizens trust cops with guns,
[03:09:14] you think Minneapolis, right?
[03:09:16] In your mind you think that's the place where,
[03:09:21] that's the place where people trust their cops with guns.
[03:09:26] The most.
[03:09:30] Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
[03:09:37] Why does he resource guard his food?
[03:09:39] Wait, what?
[03:09:41] Are you talking about me?
[03:09:42] Like a dog, is that what you're saying?
[03:09:48] Do I eat like a dog that is resource guarding their food?
[03:09:56] How should I eat it?
[03:09:57] Pussy facing the world, like what do you mean?
[03:10:05] Is it because I didn't show you my food?
[03:10:10] you asked like upright and slow like it's not going to get taken away no I don't want
[03:10:22] to see it no I hey chatter real quick question perhaps it's because I'm on stream and I'm
[03:10:30] trying to eat as fast as possible so I can keep talking have you thought about it like
[03:10:36] that? Perhaps that's the reason. Also, because I don't want you seeing my sloppy ass face
[03:10:46] eating, so I like try to crouch down a little bit. Lemme out, don't get mad, can't handle
[03:10:54] a silly comment. I mean, I'm, I'm fucking around with you like it's not. Why'd you get
[03:11:00] so serious about it. I thought it was funny. I thought it was a funny comment. Seemed mad.
[03:11:16] Okay, good law. Seemed mad. Yeah, I thought you were joking at first. It kind of now it kind of
[03:11:23] feels like you weren't joking. You were like, you fucking idiot. Why are you resource guarding your
[03:11:26] food. Odd. Things are on the verge of coming out of control. We're on the edge of the profoundly
[03:11:39] unfamiliar that there's no precedent. Again, Minneapolis destroying police property.
[03:11:47] Am I crazy? Not exactly an unfamiliar moment for Minneapolis.
[03:11:54] If anything is the most familiar moment for Minneapolis, Winona does not equal Minneapolis, man. I get it, but like, I feel like,
[03:12:12] I feel like this is me this Minnesota the feds killed our people and we won't fucking forget
[03:12:22] yeah exactly
[03:12:31] is murderapolis little bro is murderapolis you know what I'm saying bang bang don't know
[03:12:39] how that's how it's going to work out
[03:12:42] What do you think should happen?
[03:12:44] I put them back where they were.
[03:12:46] I think that they provide a useful tool for our local police
[03:12:51] catching the bad guys.
[03:12:56] Nearly two weeks after the cameras were stolen,
[03:12:58] Winona police announced they would not be replaced.
[03:13:00] I kept looking up what was going on.
[03:13:04] All the comment sections were open.
[03:13:07] Yeah, so I had prepared to talk about the borders of slot
[03:13:10] cameras in Sudan, and so on.
[03:13:12] Now I'm going to sit next to all of you while I don't like rewarding bad behavior, I am glad to see the clock and it's gone.
[03:13:20] I simply cannot trust the private corporate.
[03:13:23] Dude, I have a theory. I look like a good whites. Okay.
[03:13:28] No disrespect to those in the South, but if you live in the South and you're a white person living in the South, you already know this about, you know, whites in the South, but.
[03:13:36] They are so unbelievably racially polarized down there.
[03:13:40] It is fucking insane.
[03:13:42] This is my theory of the good whites, Minnesota, Wisconsin, places like that have some of the
[03:13:51] best whites.
[03:13:52] Okay, I would even go so far say better whites than like Los Angeles, better whites than
[03:13:58] New York.
[03:14:01] saying eh but I'm telling you man I've been around I've been around Michigan too
[03:14:09] I've been around the block dude I've been around
[03:14:14] also there's data for this it's not like I'm making this shit up uh someone I remember seeing the graphic
[03:14:24] I remember seeing the graphic of like what if the rest of the country voted if the rest of the country's white
[03:14:32] folk voted like Wisconsin whites did the country would be unbelievably blue like everywhere would be blue
[03:14:40] let's be real look I'm a white guy although some will contest that and let me say let me say this
[03:14:53] Okay? Why people vote Republican? That's just the only reason why the Republicans still win.
[03:15:04] And to be fair, it's why people without a college degree that vote Republican, but it's wild.
[03:15:15] A professional racist would not call you white. I'm a professional racist.
[03:15:29] I saw unironically pulling racist incidences in reverse. I mean, it's true though. It's true.
[03:15:36] I get what you're trying to say, but we have plenty of racism still in the burbs. MK is
[03:15:39] Dan Larson, what I'm talking about is hard data. Okay. I know. I didn't say there aren't.
[03:15:48] I didn't say there aren't racist white people in Minneapolis or Minnesota. Okay. I didn't
[03:15:54] say that. I'm just saying by and large, this is a generalization, but by and large, places
[03:16:01] like Wisconsin. Places like a place like Wisconsin, states like Minnesota. These states. Hard
[03:16:15] data on good wise, bro. Is he having balsamic boy? OK, now I'm going to fucking pull the
[03:16:20] god damn it. I'm going to pull the fucking stat. Hold on. This stat one shot at me and
[03:16:26] And I hope it one shots you too.
[03:16:32] Balsamic boy.
[03:16:36] Some bitch.
[03:16:42] Oh, no, no, no.
[03:16:43] What the fuck is it?
[03:16:45] Christ.
[03:16:51] Here, I just retweeted it.
[03:16:56] I just retweeted it.
[03:17:09] Why are you holding the L onto the L like Trump?
[03:17:14] Don't weird out AES like that, actual existing socialism?
[03:17:26] If whites and Misses be voted like Nebraska, Democrats would virtually never lose a statewide
[03:17:52] race. 2024 of all states, whites voted the same as Wisconsin's whites.
[03:18:22] Blue Texas, but Florida's still red.
[03:18:33] Yeah.
[03:18:35] Florida's got some different issues.
[03:18:40] I'm not sure how many of you have
[03:18:47] heard about this.
[03:18:51] I'm not sure.
[03:18:57] I'm not sure.
[03:19:05] How did Minnesota turn red? It's because Wisconsin whites are not as good as the other
[03:19:14] states' white populations. So in some of them it like makes them more red.
[03:19:33] I give you two links comparing New York to Alabama whites.
[03:19:38] The difference is insane.
[03:19:43] I mean, this, this, uh, approval disapproval.
[03:19:46] Yeah.
[03:19:47] This is a Donald Trump job approval for race white whites in Alabama.
[03:19:53] 64% approved.
[03:19:55] 24% disapprove Donald Trump job approval.
[03:19:59] second term in the state of New York for white people, 58% disapproval, 36% approval. So here's
[03:20:08] the thing. This also probably is college education related to though. Like low key. Because if you
[03:20:19] You look at like education level, yeah.
[03:20:27] When you go down a non-college graduate, it goes down to almost a 50-50 split with 49%
[03:20:32] still disapproving, even in New York.
[03:20:41] Where's the fucking, did they not even poll?
[03:20:45] Oh, college graduate.
[03:20:46] Yeah, non-college graduate.
[03:20:49] graduate is still 59% oh my god never mind that's racial polarization that's that's just it there's
[03:20:55] no other dad that's crazy that's crazy that's crazy holy fuck 59% of college graduated and post
[03:21:08] graduate degree, having whites in Alabama, still approve of Donald Trump's job. Oh my
[03:21:23] my God. Look at New York. Look at New York, 63% disapproval for postgraduate 75% disapproval.
[03:21:49] You gotta take the Huntsville population and the defense contractor community into that equation.
[03:22:00] It's literally the entire social life man.
[03:22:01] You can't go anywhere without everyone loving on the fucking guy.
[03:22:05] God damn, I feel every day I feel so bad for the Hassanabia is stuck in deep red states, bro.
[03:22:10] I swear to God.
[03:22:12] Y'all are doing the Lord's work, okay?
[03:22:15] It's funny because there's so many of you in this community.
[03:22:21] There are so many Hassanabi heads in this community that just exist in an island, okay?
[03:22:31] Surrounded instead by sea, surrounded by psychos.
[03:22:40] Like some of you guys think it's annoying to have to deal with like fucking liberals in New York or in Los Angeles and sure it is annoying.
[03:22:48] Like try having a conversation with a hog like this. Everyone. You go to the grocery store. Chuds galore everywhere.
[03:23:05] What's even funnier is the white Democrats have a 1% approval rating for Trump in New York.
[03:23:10] so bad
[03:23:18] okay maybe i'm stupid explain to me like i'm a baby house grab works in terms of
[03:23:22] white across the nation voted like wisconsin wise
[03:23:25] is it taking wisconsin's numbers and applying it to east state individually or
[03:23:27] something different i don't know why i'm just not grasping on the graph to show
[03:23:29] work sorry i'm on mobile
[03:23:33] it's taking the white percentage
[03:23:35] uh... that voted democrat
[03:23:37] over republican in wisconsin
[03:23:39] and then applying it to changing the white voter percentage in every state.
[03:23:45] That's why some of the blue states flip red.
[03:23:47] Like Minnesota flip red because Minnesota's white population is already voting for blue
[03:23:52] more.
[03:23:53] So this dynamic, Minnesota would become red because Minnesota whites are voting for Democrats
[03:24:05] at higher percentage than Wisconsin whites are. That's why some of the northeastern states
[03:24:11] also flip red. Like very white states in the northeast, if they were to vote Democrat by
[03:24:20] by the same percentage as the Wisconsin whites are,
[03:24:22] then they would turn red.
[03:24:42] It's insane, dude.
[03:24:44] I mean, this is racial polarization for sure.
[03:24:47] It's like, it's primarily, it's primarily that.
[03:25:09] There is a significant cultural difference in the south and the north and it's huge, yeah.
[03:25:17] I was in PetSmart with my dog the other day, and there was a boomer chatting with me,
[03:25:28] and then showed me an AI video of Fauci pleading the fifth, and said he hoped he goes to prison
[03:25:32] and the old lady behind me agreed.
[03:25:34] I just didn't say anything.
[03:25:35] awkwardly hugged me and then left law. I'm in Tennessee.
[03:26:05] We don't know what AI is going to do permanently to boomer consciousness.
[03:26:13] The decision was made on the part of the police in the city that for the moment we're not going to rush out and buy new cameras and put them up and make a big deal out of it.
[03:26:32] Just let it settle down. It'll go away.
[03:26:36] Do you think people are going to forget about this?
[03:26:38] Oh, yeah. Yeah.
[03:26:40] Yeah, as soon as the football season starts,
[03:26:43] if the Vikings start winning,
[03:26:45] nobody in Winona is going to pay a whole lot of attention.
[03:26:51] This month, Flock announced changes to address criticisms,
[03:26:54] shortening the time the company stores data
[03:26:56] and adding safeguards to flag inappropriate look-ups.
[03:26:59] In an interview with CNN,
[03:27:00] CEO Garrett Langley apologized to those who felt they'd been victimized by the technology.
[03:27:05] I'm sorry that the system.
[03:27:08] By the way, no other company does this until white people in America start getting mad.
[03:27:18] And not just white Republicans too.
[03:27:21] That's why that's why they had to make these changes, okay, straight up.
[03:27:27] And obviously it's not enough, but it's just it's funny that they they literally had to
[03:27:35] be like, yo, my mistake has failed you.
[03:27:38] I'm sorry that you no longer trust the police department that's job is to protect you.
[03:27:44] Does flock take accountability?
[03:27:48] I think the whole the whole industry does.
[03:27:51] You know, we have an obligation to make everyone feel safe.
[03:27:55] But the backlash shows no signs of slowing down.
[03:27:58] Anti-flock activists behind the page deflock say they've tracked over 100 cities who've
[03:28:02] stopped using the cameras.
[03:28:04] Politicians on both sides of the aisle are calling for the cameras to be regulated or
[03:28:08] banned.
[03:28:09] Deflock organizers also launched A Week of Action, focused on education and pushing more
[03:28:14] communities to reject the tech.
[03:28:16] Not just from flock, but its competitors, like fellow ALPR maker Axon.
[03:28:20] Bro, they got a CNN making more perfect you more perfect union style videos now
[03:28:27] Like I had to check to see if this was still CNN. You know what I mean? Like that's how bad flock is that's
[03:28:34] That is how bad
[03:28:37] Flocks approvals look like right now
[03:28:40] We should not only be challenging flock but other ALP our vendors and other surveillance technologies that are used in our communities
[03:28:47] The problem at the end of the day is just surveillance. My issue isn't the method in
[03:28:52] which you surveil me. My issue is the fact that you surveil me at all. Stop
[03:28:56] watching me. Stop watching. It doesn't matter if it's like, I only watch you for
[03:29:01] a little bit then I got rid of it. No man, I don't want you watching me at all.
[03:29:03] What about the law enforcement officers? If they're saying to, hey this is making
[03:29:07] my job so much easier, I'm able to catch you know a domestic violence offender
[03:29:13] cross-state lines. I'm able to, you know, intervene in a kidnapping because I saw
[03:29:18] this stolen car. I would say that, cool, that's nice, but there are other ways to
[03:29:24] prevent these crimes that we should be willing to talk about. This is not forfeit
[03:29:27] the privacy of every citizen. We were able to prevent crime or at least be
[03:29:32] responsive to crime in some way well before this technology existed. I think
[03:29:37] and we can do it.
[03:29:41] Do you think that there is a movement
[03:29:44] towards this kind of vigilante justice?
[03:29:46] You think it's like a dangerous way to go?
[03:29:48] I think a lot of people feel
[03:29:49] that the system is not working right now.
[03:29:51] So people are starting to take it into their own hands.
[03:29:53] I mean, I wish people didn't have to do that.
[03:29:55] You know, I wish the system just worked.
[03:29:57] I think it is a little dangerous.
[03:29:58] I think it's a little scary that people do this.
[03:30:00] But I mean, I do think it's nice
[03:30:04] to see people fighting back.
[03:30:05] I thought it was genuine. I am working with my turn is now to drop the lawsuit if
[03:30:13] Our dubs is still being sued
[03:30:17] We're moving on to the more fun portion of the broadcast now
[03:30:23] Jump scare Ethan Klein ladies and gentlemen
[03:30:26] and
[03:30:31] Inclined did not drop the lawsuit against me which come on come on
[03:30:34] We gotta so we gotta show support to our boy shut the fuck up fun. I'd say this is fun
[03:30:38] Come on, dude might surprise you given that he posted this. Okay. I should have said less serious. Can I say less serious?
[03:30:47] Can I say we're moving on to less serious stuff?
[03:30:56] I'm not going to waste your time, I'm going to break down what is currently happening,
[03:31:17] why the lawsuit was never dropped, and what I'm going to be doing going forward.
[03:31:22] Why am I getting sued?
[03:31:23] As a quick recap, on my VTuber stream to about 500 people, I posted a screenshot of a statement
[03:31:29] made by Destiny, a prolific streamer in the space who has said some very wild things about
[03:31:36] Ethan and his family.
[03:31:37] The point I was making in my stream is that Ethan has all of this legal heat for all these
[03:31:42] people who have said much less.
[03:31:44] Uh, here it is.
[03:31:45] I'm suing these three content videos.
[03:31:47] I'm suing and I cannot wait for you guys to read it.
[03:31:51] I said I'm suing Noah Sampson, and I'm suing this fucking piece of shit, this little scumbag.
[03:31:56] I'm suing all of them. I didn't have to be suing any of you guys.
[03:31:59] All three of the people I'm suing, lying and defaming the dude who's like suing everybody talking shit right now,
[03:32:04] people that are not learning. They will not learn. They don't believe me still or something.
[03:32:08] I'm suing three people. This is not the end of it.
[03:32:11] But he will not pursue someone like Destiny who's accusing him of something so horrible.
[03:32:16] Well, I guess I had no clue how far he would go to prove me right.
[03:32:20] He ended up suing me in the Canadian courts for defamation, but not destiny.
[03:32:24] Why is he not suing destiny?
[03:32:26] You might ask.
[03:32:27] Don't worry.
[03:32:28] He'll give you the breakdown.
[03:32:29] I've explained like the technical aspect of it.
[03:32:32] One, destiny lives in America.
[03:32:34] Two, he he soon after stated he doesn't believe it.
[03:32:40] Right?
[03:32:41] Wrong.
[03:32:42] That's not what he did.
[03:32:46] He definitely doubled down, triple down,
[03:32:47] but also lives in America, that's crazy. Oh, sorry, it's easier to pursue defamation,
[03:32:57] like, frivolous defamation lawsuits in Canada over America.
[03:33:04] So I'm not going to actually go after the person who did the defamation. I'm instead
[03:33:10] going to go after the person who didn't do the defamation at all.
[03:33:14] Those are two disqualifying facts. Soon after, Destiny stated that he doesn't believe it.
[03:33:21] Okay, well, I did that too. Also, living in America is a disqualifying factor. You are
[03:33:27] already attempting to sue Noah Sampson for defamation, who is drumroll. American. Living
[03:33:36] in America. Okay, so neither of those actually apply. Let's, let's see what else he has to say.
[03:33:42] I said this a year ago and or plus when it started. I'm just following through all my promises, man
[03:33:47] We all know why I'm doing it. It's not rocket science. Oh, yeah. Wait a minute. Well, he said something about a year ago
[03:33:54] What was that? I'm not done. I'll never be done. I will never be done with you
[03:34:01] That's how much you've betrayed me and how much I want you to know. I am never gonna be done
[03:34:09] I will never be even I will I'm talking about them being interested in them being you know
[03:34:15] I'm fascinated by everything they're doing right the streaming the whatever they all that little unhinged Joker Ranch
[03:34:23] Okay, I completely forgot about that. So okay. He's suing us. It's public people are talking about it Charlie
[03:34:30] Moist critical catches wind of it
[03:34:32] He's telling people about it and Ethan on his live stream says this and I still say that if Ian would issue a
[03:34:39] genuine apology, I'd probably think about dropping the lawsuit. If he did that, I would probably
[03:34:45] drop the lawsuit. That's all I ever wanted, honestly. If he issued a genuine apology,
[03:34:50] I would consider dropping the lawsuit. Honestly, I didn't think me apologizing would lead to Ethan
[03:34:55] dropping the lawsuit. I wanted to post it. I posted it of my own volition. I felt bad about
[03:35:02] what I had done. I don't want to be posting destiny-related shit, and especially as it relates
[03:35:07] of people's families. To my surprise, Ethan posted this to my apology. He even texted both me and
[03:35:14] Anissa saying that he was going to drop it. I thought it was genuine. I'm working with my
[03:35:18] turn is now to drop the lawsuit. So what's happened since then? Well, suddenly there were more
[03:35:25] demands behind the scenes. That's it. That's all I ever wanted, honestly. And candidly, I think
[03:35:30] this was my biggest mistake when interacting with Ethan, thinking that when the time mattered,
[03:35:36] we would both bend a little bit and be mature adults to see the other person's perspective.
[03:35:41] That was a mistake, and I will not be making that mistake going forward.
[03:35:45] The settlement was meant to be confidential, so I'll only be discussing things that were
[03:35:49] disclosed in open court that members of the public have already heard and reported on.
[03:35:55] If you look at the settlement, which I must remind you, is not dropping the lawsuit entirely,
[03:36:01] you will see that he wanted me to express regret for participating in snark communities.
[03:36:08] First off, I have no problem doing requests for things that I've done a million times before.
[03:36:14] I, like most other creators, don't support harassment communities. I don't think it's a good thing,
[03:36:19] and there are many of them. I was told that I could do it in my own words because I do not use
[03:36:25] the word snark or snark communities unironically. I wanted to disavow actual bad behavior that
[03:36:32] is easy for everyone to define and recognize. Harassment, attacking people's families.
[03:36:38] I was willing to accept the terms of this agreement based on that understanding.
[03:36:43] On July 2nd, I make the statement, both parties signed the agreement and a few days later,
[03:36:50] a week later, I am informed that it wasn't good enough. Sir Ethan was not pleased. So
[03:36:57] what was the issue?
[03:36:58] Isn't it kind of crazy that like this is like in a smaller scale. What is happening here
[03:37:11] is having a larger scale in the media as well, just like you have to disavow. This lies,
[03:37:20] like tricks through litigation, and a constant need for disavowal and also approval through force
[03:37:30] and through coercion. I just see a lot of connections with what's going on here with
[03:37:45] how Trump operates, how a particular foreign country operates,
[03:37:50] How that particular foreign country's lobbying arm operates.
[03:37:59] To say it's just, Israeli is wrong. This is how reactionaries move, okay?
[03:38:09] And Israel is a reactionary country. It's a right when country's a fascist country.
[03:38:14] That's why the connective tissue here is not like Israel necessarily, but more so being right-wing.
[03:38:25] That's why it's so similar to how Trump moves, too.
[03:38:34] The issue was, I didn't use the exact wording,
[03:38:37] Snark communities when making my statement
[03:38:41] Why that is important? I think we all might have an idea, but I can't assume your snark brain
[03:38:47] It's snark brain is ever and who's King snark like snark narrative. Guess what snark brain?
[03:38:53] She got snark brain. That's another snark talking point the snark talking point
[03:38:58] So this is what snark brain is people like Ian like to make fun of how dumb that is. I don't fucking promote snark
[03:39:03] Okay, I don't promote snark pages on the show from the idub snark reddit. It's like a post snark clarity
[03:39:10] snark is basically Ethan's version of Donald Trump's fake news or
[03:39:16] Hamas
[03:39:18] snark is Hamas
[03:39:22] Israel's version of Hamas
[03:39:24] Donald Trump's version of fake news
[03:39:27] Ethan Klein's version of snark
[03:39:29] and it's really funny because like there's certain terms that I hear sometimes in the wild where it
[03:39:35] like kind of grosses me out a little bit. Snark is one of them. The other one is sweeping. They
[03:39:43] always say like drama-brained people that watch a lot of these like slop tubers. They always say
[03:39:49] sweeping. They don't say you're running cover for someone. They say you're sweeping. And it's
[03:39:55] always really interesting to me. It's a giveaway for me. When I hear that, I'm like, oh, I
[03:40:02] know where you're coming from. Yeah. It's funny because like they'll be like, uh, they'll
[03:40:12] talk about like adult shit, right? You know, politics or whatever. And, and someone will,
[03:40:23] movie in the commons be like wow you're sweeping for Hassan
[03:40:30] what do you mean you're sweeping like they were doing this to Mehdi Hassan
[03:40:34] where they were like in his reply saying like wow have fun sweeping for Hassan
[03:40:39] it's like that man does not know what you're talking about okay and no one
[03:40:44] should honestly most people don't
[03:40:49] I don't know this word. Please do not explain it. Well, too late. I just explained it.
[03:41:13] News CNN fake we are fighting the fake news you are fake news sir if Ethan
[03:41:20] doesn't like some valid criticism he can sort of wipe it away with that's a
[03:41:25] snark talking point if someone is upset with Ethan he could say that they're
[03:41:29] snark brained now I don't want to indulge in what I see as a delusion you
[03:41:34] know there are a lot of hateful communities out there I think one of
[03:41:38] the most prolific ones is Kiwi farms I don't think I've ever seen anyone in the
[03:41:43] the history of the internet being harassed like this.
[03:41:45] Give me an example.
[03:41:46] When have you seen this?
[03:41:47] Every fucking day.
[03:41:48] Chris Chan.
[03:41:49] Chris Chan is like some Kiwi farms like Underground Goofball.
[03:41:52] Even with Chris Chan, it was so isolated to like-
[03:41:55] Yeah, it was like a small community.
[03:41:57] I'm being serious.
[03:41:58] Chris Chan, sure.
[03:42:00] But that's just like a Kiwi farms meme, dude.
[03:42:03] I don't use the word snark.
[03:42:04] I think it's ridiculous.
[03:42:06] And Ethan knows that I think this.
[03:42:08] This is what snark brain is.
[03:42:09] People like Ian like to make fun of how dumb that is.
[03:42:12] But, if you were to go off of Ethan's very broad definitions, his channel and his subreddit perfectly fit the definition.
[03:42:20] Let's take some of these descriptors from your own legal documents to figure out if that could be applied to your show.
[03:42:27] I will be there to fucking make fun of you, to shit on you, to ground you deeper...
[03:42:38] ...to fucking make fun of you.
[03:42:42] I cannot believe it. I was muted. Sorry. I was mudded. I was mudded. I was mudded. I
[03:42:54] can't believe they put this in the document, bro. Like this is a, this is a 40 plus year
[03:43:00] old man with children. His lawyer is like also I assume 40 plus years old and in a legal
[03:43:08] document they wrote hate watching and enables these deranged and chronically unemployed
[03:43:14] fallen fans. Fallen fans. Oh my God. Fallen fans, dude.
[03:43:33] To shit on you to ground you deeper into the ground. I will never forgive you
[03:43:38] I will never forget and I'm orgy a stick hatred gonna be vindictive about you both
[03:43:45] Forever, I will never be I will talking about them being interested in them being you know
[03:43:52] I'm fascinated by everything. They're doing right the street. Yeah, it's it's pure projection
[03:43:58] I don't fucking promote snark people go. Oh, he's so obsessed. What are you talking about?
[03:44:04] I literally told you from the get when this whole thing started that I would never leave them alone that I would obsessively
[03:44:10] Fall I will never when everybody's forgotten about them and gotten over all their bullshit. I will never stop
[03:44:16] I will never stop. I told you I was gonna be doing this now if Ethan wanted me to disavow snark or snark communities
[03:44:23] And he included his own community in that I would
[03:44:27] undoubtedly make a statement about that because that does not compromise my
[03:44:34] values and my principles. For me to exclude the harassment that I've
[03:44:39] received over the past year would be a disservice to myself, my wife and all the
[03:44:46] other people being actively harassed by Ethan and his community. I wonder if you
[03:44:50] could describe the H3 podcast as having orgiastic hatred. Nobody gets to claim
[03:44:56] petty bitch in my presence. Okay Anissa, you know exactly what you're getting yourself into.
[03:45:02] I'm watching. I'll be watching you every breath you take. Huh, it seems like that'd be pretty
[03:45:09] easy to argue. Now even we're probably trying to dispute that, as he has before. I don't
[03:45:13] fucking promote Snark, okay? I don't promote Snark pages on the show. The H3H3 Productions Reddit
[03:45:20] is one of the most vicious Snarks of all time. Okay, just because they hate you,
[03:45:26] because you're a punk rat loser. It doesn't mean they're the most vicious snark. It just
[03:45:30] means that there's actually a community of people that don't like you because your snark
[03:45:34] is inactive and you don't actually know what it means to actually be snarked against.
[03:45:38] But that's exactly why I didn't want to use the term snark is because he's ultimately
[03:45:42] going to disagree with my definition of it, which is including his community and the content
[03:45:49] he makes. I don't think that's very fair and I don't like compelled speech. And I don't
[03:45:55] think anyone else should have to deal with a multi-millionaire bullying them to say exactly
[03:46:00] what the multi-millionaire wants.
[03:46:03] By the way, even Reddit has responded to this concept of snark.
[03:46:06] We got a hold of someone at Reddit and we told them about all the snark stuff and they
[03:46:11] said, you guys are harassing people also.
[03:46:14] You're harassing people and they're harassing people so I don't see the difference between
[03:46:18] your community and their community.
[03:46:19] What a disgusting group of people that work there.
[03:46:22] Oh my God.
[03:46:24] So what happens now? Well, we are going to be filing our defense and our counterclaim.
[03:46:29] And in this case, I am saying we because Anissa is listed on the lawsuit. Honor about March
[03:46:34] 24, 2026, Anissa Jama published a statement suggesting Mr. Klein was on drugs in one of
[03:46:40] his online videos, stating, bro is on something here. His pupils look as big as his iris.
[03:46:46] He's cooked. Now, if the Alberta courts find what Anissa said here to be defamatory, then
[03:46:52] And I really worry about what that means for a lot of us online, and even more so, what
[03:46:57] that means for Ethan Klein himself.
[03:46:59] I want to emphasize the unbelievable quantity of material that Ethan Klein has produced
[03:47:04] on his livestream, in his videos, on his highlights channel.
[03:47:09] Yeah, his number one go-to thing is to falsely accuse someone of being a pedophile, no?
[03:47:16] And it's also wild because people, my haters always get mad at me for this.
[03:47:21] They'll be like, oh, Hasan, you accuse everyone of being a sex best is like dog. I
[03:47:25] Do not accuse someone of being a sex best until they have an active court case or serious allegations
[03:47:32] Okay, I don't just like automatically
[03:47:36] Automatically imply like he said Dan Clancy was a pedophile
[03:47:41] Ethan Klein said Dan Clancy was a pedophile meanwhile between Dan Clancy and Ethan Klein only one of them
[03:47:46] Has an actual account that was called pedo troll and that was Ethan Klein
[03:47:58] That's right that motherfucker literally had a reddit account where he would
[03:48:03] They called pedo troll where he would present himself as a pedophile. That was for fun. I guess. I don't know
[03:48:09] And on his Instagram stories dedicated to saying the most vile, disgusting shit about
[03:48:20] Anissa and I.
[03:48:21] Self-admittedly, it is obsessive that I would obsessively.
[03:48:25] He's characterized several people as anti-Semitic, now snark, rapist, pedophile, Nazi, yeah,
[03:48:29] he's...
[03:48:30] Vindictive.
[03:48:31] Vindictive.
[03:48:32] And petty.
[03:48:33] Petty bitch.
[03:48:34] I'm done making statements.
[03:48:35] You guys know how I feel about this topic.
[03:48:37] Ethan knows how I feel about this topic.
[03:48:39] I'm not going to keep rolling over because Ethan isn't 100% impressed with my performance.
[03:48:45] It's disgusting and I don't want to set a precedent that he can go around bullying other people
[03:48:52] in this way.
[03:48:53] I would love to not be wasting the court's time, but here we are.
[03:48:58] And I'm not the only person he's suing.
[03:49:00] He's already lost the denims and he's trying to appeal that.
[03:49:03] He quietly dropped the Noah Sampson defamation lawsuit.
[03:49:07] Now if you want to see Ethan lose again and you want to support, I'm selling this epically
[03:49:13] awesome t-shirt that reads, I'm being financially tortured by a YouTuber.
[03:49:19] It has nothing to do with the lawsuit or anything like that.
[03:49:23] It's just a quirky reference to YouTubers always trying to sell us merch.
[03:49:28] It's kind of a meta-joke to be honest.
[03:49:30] It's a little bit of meta-irony.
[03:49:32] Again, the shirt reads, I'm being financially tortured by a YouTuber.
[03:49:36] Yeah, that'll be available and if you don't want to buy a shirt, but you still want to support I stream over on Twitch
[03:49:42] Three days a week usually on the weekends come on by say hi
[03:49:46] We got a very sweet community over there. We do bro's community is trying to claim its anti-semitic. Oh my god
[03:49:54] Brother oh, okay, that is Israel behavior by the way that I'm sorry that is
[03:50:00] Here is real behavior. What the fuck do you mean?
[03:50:03] Guys, guys, I'm sorry. But like, every criticism of Ethan Klein cannot be considered anti-semitic, okay?
[03:50:15] That is insane. Like, anything that's even tangentially related, oh god,
[03:50:26] us on you aren't wrong but you're digging a hole no that I'm not go ahead say that
[03:50:33] that's anti-semitic
[03:50:44] love to have you and I'm gonna be putting out a documentary sometime in the
[03:50:49] next couple of months so keep your eyes peeled for that it's gonna blow your
[03:50:53] socks off guaranteed thank y'all for watching onwards and upwards again I
[03:50:59] don't know if he fucks kids but something happens to you when you do and you
[03:51:04] get you start to look like this whatever this is no offense well no I
[03:51:08] full offense you used to look like this and now when he got money you turn into
[03:51:13] a pedophile and Clancy the CEO I think he hates Jewish people I didn't say he's
[03:51:19] a pedophile I said he should I think that he would like that lifestyle this I
[03:51:22] I don't know if he's a pedophile.
[03:51:23] I just know that I saw people that look just like him.
[03:51:26] I'm downright convinced that this man hates Jewish people.
[03:51:29] All I said is pedophile, I don't know for sure.
[03:51:32] Dan Clancy might be a pedophile,
[03:51:33] but this is just a discussion, you know.
[03:51:35] Dan Clancy or whatever, like the CEO of Twitch.
[03:51:38] And be pedophile.
[03:51:39] It's from a professional perspective,
[03:51:41] our entire lives are ruined.
[03:51:43] Collaborations, partners, business partners, employees,
[03:51:46] creators, friends.
[03:51:47] Brittany Brozki just completely stopped responding to me
[03:51:50] for no reason.
[03:51:51] Had a file just being a really gross mean spirited loser, which is now basically what snark is
[03:52:01] Usable heard the World Health Organization
[03:52:05] What is this Laura Loomer an American tragedy? Why is it?
[03:52:09] Why did it start again? Oh, I might have been on the list already
[03:52:13] already.
[03:52:20] Exposing largest human trafficking ring in the world by reckless ban.
[03:52:24] Did you see third way as proposed BEMS ban small dollar donos?
[03:52:29] Many people have transferred change to those funding sources, those big corporations, and
[03:52:33] the wealth...
[03:52:34] What?
[03:52:35] What the fuck is this?
[03:52:38] I already watched this video yesterday.
[03:52:40] You all do well said tweet.
[03:52:43] Hey Mike Rogers clearly your teammates didn't vote for you captain if they did you would
[03:52:46] have said it in the end probably had that beta energy back then too.
[03:52:49] I was captain football wrestling lacrosse thanks for upping my school though.
[03:52:54] My dad was a football coach at Redford Union.
[03:52:56] I played football all through high school.
[03:52:59] On the gridiron I learned about teamwork and toughness.
[03:53:02] Abdul?
[03:53:03] Well he says football is racist, sexist and dominated by toxic masculinity.
[03:53:07] So let's get this straight.
[03:53:09] Abdul thinks football is bad, but men playing women's sports is good.
[03:53:14] That's just not who we are in Michigan.
[03:53:16] I'm Mike Rogers and I approve this message.
[03:53:19] Common sense.
[03:53:20] Wait.
[03:53:22] This is strange because she's smiling in this video.
[03:53:26] And I thought she was physically incapable of smiling because of the last video I saw her in.
[03:53:34] So now I'm confused.
[03:53:35] So does that mean she was actually pissed off in the last video?
[03:53:39] And, we can show you the last video here cuz it's pinned.
[03:54:09] She just looks so angry.
[03:54:15] Anyway, uh, yeah.
[03:54:20] After relying on his long-held anti-Semitic beliefs to win the primary obelisk mission
[03:54:25] to Con-Michiganders in the thinking his beliefs have changed, let me be clear, they have not.
[03:54:29] Obelisk has six most apologized for his incredibly horrific remarks regarding the Temple of Israel attack.
[03:54:33] Instead, he chose to surround himself with terrorist sympathizers and some of the most notable anti-Semites in the country.
[03:54:38] country. Hey, by the way, Democrats, I hope you're happy about this. I hope you guys enjoyed the show
[03:54:44] because Mike Rogers is now Mike Rogers. Okay, Mike Rogers, Donald Trump's blood boy Mike Rogers
[03:54:52] is now calling me one of the most notable anti-Semites in the country. An anti-Semite of note,
[03:55:00] a noteworthy anti-Semite. Good job, Democrats. Good job to the establishment Democrats. Thank you
[03:55:08] for leaning into that. Yeah, he did. I'll also hit pepper questions on Sompiker link
[03:55:16] fracture with Jewish Dems at Michigan convention. I know. And not only that, but the, uh, the
[03:55:23] head of the largest Jewish umbrella group in Michigan, Brian Hermelin, has now formally
[03:55:28] endorsed Mike Rogers, one of more than 300 Jewish leaders in the state who signed a new
[03:55:32] statement entitled Michigan Jews against extremism that reads in part, we're voting
[03:55:35] And for Mike Rogers we ask other Michigan Jewish voters to join us.
[03:55:39] Herman Linn is the president of the Jewish Federation of Detroit.
[03:55:42] Yeah, this is how the asymmetry worked for a very long time.
[03:55:54] One issue active is willing to blow up their own party to send a message active in both
[03:55:58] parties with no equivalent on the other side.
[03:56:03] Progressive American Rabbi Asher Lopaten explicitly shares that he's willing to help
[03:56:16] Trump destroy and loot the US economy for two more years if it means the Democratic
[03:56:20] Party is fanatically pro-Israel.
[03:56:22] Some will argue, as I personally do, that the best thing for the Democrats on the progressive
[03:56:26] cost in the long run is to show that anti-Israel can't win, thus bringing the Democratic Party
[03:56:31] back to its more traditional and pro-Israel stance. A loss for the Democratic Socialists
[03:56:35] of America in November could save the Democratic Party from a hostile takeover ahead of the
[03:56:38] 2028 presidential election. He's just saying the quiet part out loud. I've been pressing
[03:56:46] on this. Abdul's not DSA, by the way. There were rabbis that were telling Congressional
[03:56:54] change to Democrat to vote against Larkin?
[03:57:10] Here's one thing that these guys don't understand, by the way.
[03:57:14] If the Democrats spiked the football at the behest of Israel, do you think that that is
[03:57:20] going to make the base more pro-Israel or less?
[03:57:23] Do you think that we on the left are just gonna go,
[03:57:27] all right, well, you guys actively and openly
[03:57:31] buck this race up specifically to maintain
[03:57:35] your weird argument.
[03:57:37] You think we're gonna stop?
[03:57:39] You think we're just gonna be like, all right,
[03:57:40] well, I guess it's over.
[03:57:42] No, we're gonna get even more bold.
[03:57:48] It's so dumb.
[03:57:49] It is dumb as fuck to think it is dumb as fuck to think that if they actively tank this race, which we're not going to let it happen regardless.
[03:58:07] that we're just going to we're just gonna stop we're gonna stop organizing doesn't make
[03:58:19] any sense for the centrist Democrats who are operating with this uh you know attitude they're
[03:58:25] they're just wrong yeah ryan grim says the flaw in this plan from some democrats sandbag
[03:58:30] abdull make him lose therefore prove that candidates like him can't win is that people
[03:58:34] People who want candidates like him to win aren't just going to give up if he loses.
[03:58:39] All you've done is elect Mike Rogers, merely strengthening the structural forces that
[03:58:43] gave rise to candidates like Abdul.
[03:58:45] These guys don't even understand.
[03:58:48] These guys don't understand that like a big part of the reason why the DSA movement, the
[03:58:56] socialist movement is growing in these countries because voters are broadly fed up with the
[03:59:06] way voters are broadly fed up with the way that Democrats throw them under the bus, refuse
[03:59:17] to listen to their desires, collaborate with the Republicans, or at least concede to Republican
[03:59:24] framing all the time. That's why people are mad at the Democrats. That's precisely 2024's
[03:59:29] defeat is the reason why many Democrat voters started self-identifying as socialists.
[03:59:38] Okay.
[03:59:43] Punnets like Rachel Jung-Faza, who work at conservative outlets love to float the line,
[03:59:47] that DSA can't success in most of us superficial branding. But I'd love them to answer one question.
[03:59:51] How does a centrist defend Israel's genocide in a bold and new way? What does this mean?
[03:59:57] I'm not being flippant. Spell this out for me. How does one defend continued weapons shipments
[04:00:02] to a state 80% of Gen Z says committing genocide in a way that's hip and fresh?
[04:00:06] The socialism, such as it is, isn't just a label. It's the underlying moral logic. It's a humanist
[04:00:12] appeal. There's been a lot of resource and ink split, spilt in the past year, convincing you that
[04:00:18] the left candidate's appeal actually isn't about ideology, but it's about some post ideological
[04:00:22] staleness in the establishment, which we are told has nothing to do with their cruel dead
[04:00:28] ender Zionism. Now here, I'll give you an example, as I often do, about two candidates
[04:00:35] that I think do the liberal populism well. James Tallarico, aka Tallafrico in Texas and
[04:00:43] John Ossoff in Georgia. These are two candidates that are doing liberal
[04:00:49] populism. They're bold, they're telegenic, they know how to generate headlines, and
[04:00:55] yet what is their vision? What is their policy agenda? Is there something beyond
[04:01:03] beyond the, the, uh, you know, or a farming videos, there isn't.
[04:01:13] So what these guys don't understand is that there's no way to like revamp establishment
[04:01:18] Democrat policies because they're utterly devoid of policies.
[04:01:21] They don't have a policy agenda.
[04:01:23] That's precisely the reason why Kamala Harris's policies were shit like, you know, give $50,000
[04:01:30] tax cuts to a small business in an underserved neighborhood that operates there for more than
[04:01:35] three years. That's not a policy. That's not a bold agenda at all. There's no fucking vision there.
[04:01:56] Democratic Socialist Canada has won several recent Democratic primaries. Do you think this is a
[04:02:00] Assign the Democratic Party's moving in the right or wrong direction.
[04:02:03] 44% say wrong, 32% say right.
[04:02:05] Among Democrats, 52% say right, 27% say wrong.
[04:02:24] All is all voters.
[04:02:39] El Saad, based on available evidence and no thanks to the data in this world, has done
[04:02:42] a pretty good job of uniting the damn base and winning Trump disapproving Indies.
[04:02:46] even is going pretty hard for him is probably also helpful.
[04:02:48] Still not a lock race, but lean D.
[04:02:55] I don't think it's a lean D. I think it's a lock.
[04:03:12] I bet it flips on all voters once they become an incumbent and they fear
[04:03:16] mongering doesn't come true like with Zoran's approvals going to the moon after he won, yes.
[04:03:20] That's precisely what they are afraid, never forget. They are not afraid of our failures,
[04:03:28] but of our success, because our success presents a real threat to their power.
[04:03:38] Our success presents the threat of a good alternative, the threat of a good example.
[04:03:44] It causes people to go, why can't you do this?
[04:03:49] I see Zoran being the best mayor of all time.
[04:03:53] Why can't you be a good mayor?
[04:04:02] Matthew Elson, they need to follow his logic.
[04:04:04] What is this?
[04:04:05] Almost beyond parody that all the Dems shooting the attack piker and the Democratic left
[04:04:08] are doing it on Fox, totally normal and good faith?
[04:04:10] No, I couldn't agree with you more.
[04:04:14] Look, Republicans are certainly taking advantage of this moment, but they aren't the ones
[04:04:19] that put Hasan Piker on stage with the Democratic Senate nominee for Michigan, a critical state
[04:04:25] that we need in our path to take over the chamber.
[04:04:28] That was something that Abdul Al Fayed brought upon himself.
[04:04:33] What's up with these people, man?
[04:04:35] Why are there so many, quote unquote, Democratic?
[04:04:40] So many fake democratic consultants.
[04:04:47] Yeah, worked for Andrew Cuomo, right?
[04:04:58] She smeared women for Cuomo, by the way.
[04:05:09] Advantage of this moment, but they aren't the ones that put Hassan Piker on stage with
[04:05:14] the Democratic Senate nominee for Michigan, a critical state that we need in our path
[04:05:19] to take over the chamber.
[04:05:21] That was something that Abdul Al-Said brought upon himself.
[04:05:25] And yes, every Democrat should dispense of the issue and get back to talking about gas
[04:05:29] prices, Iran, affordability, all of these things that matter to Americans.
[04:05:33] But it's not that hard.
[04:05:34] All you have to do is say, I disavow him.
[04:05:36] He traffics an anti-Semitism and hatred, and I will not stand for it and do it without
[04:05:41] an asterisk.
[04:05:43] This is really about Zoran, yeah.
[04:05:55] So while they all hate you, what gives?
[04:05:58] Oh you were being used for votes up until up to the DNC, but now you're pushing socials
[04:06:02] candidates against Israel so they're turned on you one of the first votes and they returned
[04:06:06] Probably the condom you, yeah, yeah, well, does no one see the super trick Fox is pulling?
[04:06:24] No, they do.
[04:06:26] No, they do.
[04:06:28] They do.
[04:06:30] That's the thing.
[04:06:31] Even liberals, liberals that are not fond of me, even liberals who are just kind of paying
[04:06:41] attention to this cycle but don't fully understand what's going on, they all care about defeating
[04:06:48] Donald Trump.
[04:06:50] Liberal voters, I mean, lifelong liberal voters, lifelong Democrat voters, they care about
[04:06:55] defeating Donald Trump first and foremost.
[04:06:56] So when they see this kind of stuff, when they see this kind of stuff happening, they
[04:07:01] treat it as they don't, they don't see this kind of stuff happening on Fox news and go,
[04:07:06] wow, these guys are making great points.
[04:07:08] Yeah.
[04:07:09] We should really cut our losses with this is Sompiker guy.
[04:07:11] He really sucks.
[04:07:12] He's really a liability.
[04:07:14] No, it causes them to harden their support around Abdul and even also around myself as
[04:07:22] well to a certain degree.
[04:07:24] I've noticed that I've been getting defended by corners of the internet. I never thought
[04:07:29] would be by my side because there are a lot of liberals out there who despise Donald
[04:07:35] Trump, who absolutely want the Democratic Senate majority and are seeing establishment
[04:07:42] Democrats and their attacks against myself as a vector against Abdul.
[04:07:50] They're very pissed off. I've seen so many people get annoyed. They're like, why is nobody?
[04:07:55] Why are you not talking about black people getting lynched?
[04:07:57] Why are you talking about Hassan Piker? What the fuck's wrong with you? Why are you not talking about Gary, Indiana?
[04:08:02] Why are you not talking about?
[04:08:04] Donald Trump, why are you going in meeting with Jared Kushner?
[04:08:08] Like there are a lot of people like there are 2016 resist liberals who are out there who I never thought, you know, who were
[04:08:15] big like anti Bernie crats
[04:08:17] Democrats who I never thought I would see by my side actively defending me.
[04:08:24] And I think that's because I think that is partially because they see this smear campaign
[04:08:34] for what it is.
[04:08:36] Chania wasn't trying to get Democrats taking any of his positions, and some Piker and Contra
[04:08:41] was trying to change the Democrats, change what Democrats support.
[04:08:43] like Carl Beyer understand this and are being disingenuous with some people who read him
[04:08:48] may wonder sincerely if he has a point where your big criticism of us on is that he's
[04:08:51] trying to make the Democrats better. Yeah. No, that is what it is.
[04:09:04] endorsement just drop. What is this? Okay.
[04:09:19] Bro, if you were to tell me within 10 years,
[04:09:21] Joy Reid would become a rider, die for you in 2016.
[04:09:24] I'd say you were smoke or something. I know.
[04:09:30] Do you think you'll become a DNC tool of the DSA when big? Yes.
[04:09:34] Yes, definitely. As you can see, as you can see, I'm already the DNC's most loyal servant,
[04:09:47] most loyal soldier. That's why they're, that's why they have more smoke for me than they
[04:09:51] do for the Republicans. It's so funny because there's so many anti-electoralists out there
[04:10:02] the left. Many of them are just online. They're not really out there in the real world. Let's be real.
[04:10:07] But they're definitely overrepresented on the internet. And those anti-electoralists
[04:10:13] leftists are looking at this barrage of attacks that I've been receiving.
[04:10:21] And they don't even want to fucking come out and be like,
[04:10:25] all right, we got to defend this guy. I've seen so many unhinged conspiracy theories.
[04:10:29] They're literally there are people who think that the Democrats are attacking me right now
[04:10:35] So that I can boost my radical cred
[04:10:39] Even though I'm a phony radical who's simply trying to take the revolutionary spirit of the masses and then filter it back into the Democratic Party
[04:10:48] It's all it's all like a 5d chess play from the Democrats to dupe them
[04:10:53] him. Brother, if you think the Democrats are actively trying to tank Abdel El Sayed's
[04:11:05] Senate campaign, exclusively to get you and eight of your schizophrenic friends in a Communist
[04:11:14] reading group to support me and therefore support the Democrats, you really have to
[04:11:22] drop everything and check yourself into a fucking medical facility, okay?
[04:11:30] Like you are a victim of gangstalking, brother.
[04:11:35] And I don't mean like legitimately gangstalking, you just think you're being gangstalked all
[04:11:39] the time, if you think that the establishment Democrats are actually trying to convince
[04:11:50] you to defend me and then therefore defend the Democrats, cuz I saw this with the Trump
[04:11:56] stuff too, when the admin was coming after me, they were like, it's because they're trying
[04:12:03] like prop up his son he's a fed he's a federal agent right and they're trying to prop up this
[04:12:11] federal agent is like a dangerous radical so that I support him or maybe they do actually see me
[04:12:18] as a fucking danger dumbass could be either I don't know who knows maybe it's a 5d chess play
[04:12:26] maybe it's a QAnon style conspiracy theory where they're trying to get you
[04:12:33] and in like eight of your other parapolitics enjoyers in the skitso discord server,
[04:12:41] skitso communism discord server, all the ultras are there and the government is actively trying to
[04:12:48] make you defend me or think that I am a you know a legitimate person.
[04:12:56] Or maybe they just think I'm a fucking radical. I mean, there are more radical people than
[04:13:02] me out there for sure. But yes, from the perspective of the American government, from the perspective
[04:13:09] of a lot of these people that write articles and work at think tanks, they see a six foot
[04:13:16] four, hairy, Turkish socialist living in a fucking nice house who's made a lot of money
[04:13:25] in well in los angeles calvary in west hollywood
[04:13:28] who's still
[04:13:29] fucking preaching that the
[04:13:31] gospel of socialism
[04:13:33] and it breaks their god damn brains
[04:13:40] that's it
[04:13:42] they literally can't contend with that reality really this doesn't make
[04:13:45] anything this doesn't make any sense to me at all
[04:13:48] we have to kill this guy
[04:13:52] a m l
[04:13:53] work their soul
[04:13:55] knows you're providing an invaluable service, success in bourgeoisie, democracy gives socialism
[04:13:59] a platform every defeat highlights the necessity of organizing.
[04:14:02] Yeah.
[04:14:03] I also think it's because they're struggling to find anything wrong with the DSA movement
[04:14:25] right now. Yes. There are some on the left. There are some on the left. Yeah, some ultras
[04:14:34] were telling me yesterday that Democrats were calling you an anti-Semite and rape supporter
[04:14:39] was just political theater and it's all just for show. Dude, you think the Democrats are
[04:14:44] that competent, by the way? That's really funny. Ultras, sometimes I run into this problem
[04:14:51] to where we'll be like, not today, CIA, right? Like, we'll do this thing where we think this CIA is this,
[04:14:56] like, ever-present, you know, omnipotent force that is, like, responsible for everything we do this
[04:15:03] sometimes. And it's kind of fine to think that of, like, I guess, the CIA, which is an institution
[04:15:11] that is responsible for a lot of death and destruction destabilization around the world.
[04:15:17] But to think that of the Democratic Party, they're literally, they don't even have money right now. The DNC is under water. The DNC has debt.
[04:15:29] They lost the Trump twice. And you think that the Democrats are doing this 5D chess move?
[04:15:39] Where they're like, let's go and yell at this leftist guy, this socialist guy that we fucking despise because he did the unthinkable and he actually started participating in a more meaningful way in the primaries in a way that we don't know how to deal with because we don't have any fucking good policies and the voters really want to vote for these candidates.
[04:16:02] So let's kill this guy has been their attitude so far and you think all of that is for show.
[04:16:17] I love that. I mean, look, you have the alters that have mental the mindset like that. They're awesome.
[04:16:25] When my mom told me she thought Zoran was an anti-Semite, I told her there are people who
[04:16:29] who think he's too pro-Israelan, call him Mosad Donnie and she thought I was lying?
[04:16:33] Wait, why did you tell your mom about me?
[04:16:36] Zogran Mosad Donnie.
[04:16:52] Stop f**king this is logic, it's a joke.
[04:16:54] This is a joke.
[04:16:55] I'm joking.
[04:16:56] Okay.
[04:16:57] Okay, my loves are on Mondani.
[04:17:05] Yeah, it's Avi.
[04:17:06] It's Avi, you're...
[04:17:10] Damn, I can't believe you remembered that.
[04:17:12] What the fuck's wrong with you?
[04:17:15] Avi.
[04:17:27] No offense Zomba to Chinese billionaire you are not until then the prospect of defending
[04:17:33] you are extrapolating on the context of your role or position is pretty inexcusable and
[04:17:37] unfathomable you are not a communist, true.
[04:17:47] It's pretty obvious.
[04:18:14] It's pretty obvious to me that the Democrats have no, they have no good ideas whatsoever.
[04:18:27] Like the establishment Democrats are out of all ideas.
[04:18:30] They are definitely fucking terrified.
[04:18:34] They are far more fearful of their left flank, seizing power and control over the party and
[04:18:42] actually notching significant victories not only in the electoral side but also
[04:18:50] notching significant legislative victories or at least making a big fuss
[04:18:54] about advancing their legislative agenda. What is this?
[04:19:02] Palarico Mark Cuban and Tarlov live on twitch with 13 viewers right now wait really
[04:19:11] What the fuck is happening right now
[04:19:16] Also, no disrespect no disrespect no disrespect. I'm glad that they're doing it. Okay. This is great. They're doing outreach
[04:19:27] But I I assume
[04:19:29] This is low-key. This is why there's so many Democratic consultants fucking despise my ass, you know what I mean?
[04:19:39] Yeah, this lady is so annoying. She's an op. Another op.
[04:19:44] Yemizi Egbewole is former chief of staff advisor to Biden White House press office.
[04:19:53] Like she's she was just like brought into the fray to just be one of the third way mercenaries.
[04:20:00] Yeah, another third way up.
[04:20:03] A lot of voters are looking for new direction in the Democratic Party.
[04:20:10] And so you're seeing people.
[04:20:13] she's on
[04:20:16] she is on
[04:20:19] box news more than she's on
[04:20:21] cnl in iowa that are running trash turk also was asked the same question had
[04:20:25] the same response
[04:20:26] mary pelotola said that she's not going to take any donations in the lower
[04:20:30] forty eight
[04:20:30] i love that there are democrats running to represent their states and
[04:20:35] filling the identifiers of their states
[04:20:37] not every democrat lives in bushwick or brooklyn they've got a really really
[04:20:41] fit the dynamic yet
[04:20:42] Yeah, Liberty University graduate, by the way, just saying.
[04:20:53] Yeah, I saw this Abdul Bushido moment.
[04:20:57] You see, Talarigo asked questions about Israel genocide.
[04:21:00] Oh, no.
[04:21:01] You any candidate on a national stage is being forced to contend
[04:21:09] with the genocide in Gaza.
[04:21:12] And I think what is remarkable is in most cases, let's see, let's see if this white
[04:21:17] boy's got it.
[04:21:18] Okay.
[04:21:19] How much you want to bet he's going to do liberal sloppulism.
[04:21:24] He's not going to hit the hit the line.
[04:21:26] He's not going to say as a genocide.
[04:21:30] This is including an interview you've done.
[04:21:34] The statement is made Israel has a right to defend itself as a senator.
[04:21:38] You will have to vote.
[04:21:40] What?
[04:21:41] point of streaming on Twitch if you're not going to interact with chat. Oh, you're talking
[04:21:45] about Telefreco, Telefreco.
[04:21:48] On whether or not Israel should receive military aid, how would you vote on whether or not
[04:21:56] the country gives Israel military aid?
[04:21:58] Yeah, I would not vote to send weapons to the Netanyahu government.
[04:22:02] But what about military aid?
[04:22:04] King Netanyahu government.
[04:22:07] Now, God, he eyes and caught.
[04:22:10] That's a different story.
[04:22:12] You know what I'm saying?
[04:22:14] This this stuff is so funny because it's like.
[04:22:18] Yeah.
[04:22:18] Okay.
[04:22:19] All right.
[04:22:19] Whatever.
[04:22:20] I mean, even Zoran says it now.
[04:22:22] It's just.
[04:22:25] Just like, here's the thing.
[04:22:27] Here's the thing.
[04:22:28] Okay.
[04:22:30] Kiss.
[04:22:31] Keep it simple.
[04:22:33] Stupid.
[04:22:34] Okay, just say Israel, it doesn't fucking matter when you make that distinction.
[04:22:42] When you make that distinction, you are not winning anybody to your side.
[04:22:47] You're also not being truthful.
[04:22:50] And last but not least, like the people that would get mad at you anyway for ever questioning
[04:22:59] whether or not Israel deserves unlimited weapons are still going to get mad at you because you said
[04:23:05] you're not going to send weapons like this this stuff is so funny because like I always ask myself
[04:23:11] like who is this for right because people always talk about like oh it's important to be it's
[04:23:17] important to have clarity it's important to you know identify exactly what's wrong it's important
[04:23:24] to you to have certainty in your language all this shit
[04:23:30] this has to be focused tested and sent to all these candidates i know
[04:23:34] but it's not just being focused tested because saying israel actually like frustrates people
[04:23:40] it's they're focused testing it in the other direction where they're like how can we get
[04:23:46] away with not criticizing israel because our donors are going to kill us if we just criticize
[04:23:53] Israel. That's it. Anyway, it's not that big of a deal. It's not that big of a deal. It's whatever.
[04:23:58] Yeah, Netanyahu's government. Okay. But, you know, next up, Gadi Eisenkatz government,
[04:24:03] also bad. We won't give them weapons either. He's like, I think more broader. Yeah, I think
[04:24:08] all of that needs to be conditioned on, on ending the death and the destruction in Gaza. And he's
[04:24:14] like saying Putin's government. I was like, yeah, no one says that because no one says Putin's
[04:24:19] government okay they just say Russia and the West Bank I've been very outspoken
[04:24:27] on this issue from the beginning of the campaign but you're specific to say
[04:24:31] death of destruction and not genocide why is that well you know I know the clock
[04:24:46] Once again, I want to repeat. I'm a fan of Telefreco. I am a fan of Telefreco. I just,
[04:24:56] I wish he was a little bit more bold, a little bit more brave. I wish he was a little bit
[04:25:00] more, you know, obviously, look, look, he is, he is puppies for everyone to Ken Paxton's
[04:25:15] diarrhea every day, okay? Like it's not even a question, the distance between, like you
[04:25:22] could be a far worse candidate than James Talarico and still be infinitely better than
[04:25:31] Ken Paxton. There are not that many people on the planet that are as bad as Ken Paxton
[04:25:39] is as a human being. Like I'm not even talking about politicians, I'm talking in general.
[04:25:45] Ken Paxton is a bad human being. Okay? So, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm riding with
[04:25:59] Talif Rico for the record, just so we understand where I stand on this. It's
[04:26:09] It's just, this is the type of stuff where we separate the boys from the men.
[04:26:17] The legal term genocide is being litigated in the International Criminal Court.
[04:26:23] And certainly there's evidence to bring those charges and I think the United States should
[04:26:29] abide by.
[04:26:30] Dude, what's the purpose?
[04:26:32] Just keep it simple, stupid.
[04:26:34] Keep it simple.
[04:26:36] Keep it simple.
[04:26:37] What's the purpose?
[04:26:38] This is one more time. What's the purpose of this?
[04:26:42] You just look like you're running away from a thing that everyone understands is happening.
[04:26:53] I just don't get it. I'll never understand it. I'll never understand it. It's a thing
[04:27:00] that happen, everyone can see it. Genuinely no reason to dance around the issue.
[04:27:07] Whatever ruling is that the court comes to.
[04:27:17] You sound like the Radlibs talking about you. Wait, what? The Radlibs talking about me.
[04:27:25] Why?
[04:27:27] You understand the purpose of her asking, do you think it's a genocide or not?
[04:27:31] It's very specific.
[04:27:32] It signals decency.
[04:27:34] It signals trust.
[04:27:36] So the more cautious you are about your response to this very easy black and white question,
[04:27:43] very easy yes or no question, the more evasive you come across, the more like a politician
[04:27:49] you seem.
[04:27:52] Sorry, talking to a friend.
[04:27:56] rather the crusty left this message ain't for us is all no you're no no you are fantasizing
[04:28:05] about a guy that doesn't exist there are certain issues where I will look at the messaging
[04:28:11] and I'll look at like a moderation or a pivot on the messaging and I will apply it evenly
[04:28:16] I will say look it's fine this is understandable you know what I mean if he was constantly
[04:28:22] getting bogged down about like, you know, girls in, in sports, the best way to trans girls
[04:28:28] in, in sports, the best way to deal with that is, is deflection. Okay. The way to deal with
[04:28:34] that is let people socialize normally, you're being weird. But the reality of the matter
[04:28:40] is that is even if you are, even if you're in support of it, that is still an 80 20
[04:28:45] issue, right? Like, let's be real, you're trying to win an election. That's an 80 20
[04:28:50] Well, this is the opposite.
[04:28:56] Do you see what I mean?
[04:29:00] This is the opposite. This is a 90-10 issue. Everybody knows what's up, you know?
[04:29:04] You don't have to dance around the subject matter, especially when that is,
[04:29:10] for many voters,
[04:29:13] indicative of whether or not you're being sincere.
[04:29:20] You see, Ryan Grimm told Neera Tana to crank it to you.
[04:29:24] Neera Tana, you might need to crank the Hassan dial to 11 not working yet.
[04:29:28] Oh no.
[04:29:30] Oh no, the truque.
[04:29:33] I told my mom, you said Paxton is diarrhea every day and I think you won her over, hell yeah.
[04:30:01] Yeah, I thought crank it to Hassan was something entirely different.
[04:30:12] Um, but I think as a US Senator, my job would be to take action, right?
[04:30:15] And my job would not be to litigate what terms are used.
[04:30:19] My job would be to stop what's happening.
[04:30:22] Yeah, the question that's being asked to you is not of a scholar.
[04:30:27] They're not like, hey, James Tallarico.
[04:30:29] If you become the American judge on the International Court of Justice, will you decide looking
[04:30:35] at all of the readily available data that Israel has committed a genocide?
[04:30:39] The reason why she's asking you that is to see if you're a real one or not.
[04:30:44] That's it.
[04:30:45] Because this is one of those issues that everybody understands has happened.
[04:30:51] It's about truthfulness.
[04:30:52] It's about being earnest.
[04:30:54] Okay?
[04:30:55] It's treated like a vibe check, right?
[04:30:59] For politicians that are watching, maybe James Telefreco is watching too, you know, or at
[04:31:04] least his team is.
[04:31:06] Politicians, this question is a vibe check.
[04:31:10] This question is to see if you will say things that your colleagues refuse to say.
[04:31:20] You understand?
[04:31:24] Will you say the truth when most of your colleagues refuse to say the truth?
[04:31:30] What is this?
[04:31:31] When are we going to have a conversation about Hassan Pika?
[04:31:34] When are we going to have a conversation about how genuinely toxic he is to electoral politics,
[04:31:39] to the Democratic Party and large?
[04:31:41] Because there is genuinely something about him posting online, raising money.
[04:31:45] Why did I like and repost this TikTok?
[04:31:50] Austin ox, what the fuck are you doing for candidates doing phone banking for candidates
[04:32:00] that makes establishment Democrats show their ass, like actually lose their fucking minds.
[04:32:06] It was a Democratic congresswoman called Hillary Shulton in Michigan, who has basically said
[04:32:10] that she will not vote no matter who she will not campaign with Abdul El Said because of
[04:32:15] his association with Hassan Piker. Kim Jeffries has pledged today to keep speaking out against
[04:32:21] Hassan Piker. The minority leader of the House of Representatives has pledged to speak out
[04:32:27] against a Twitch streamer that has raised hundreds of thousands of votes and dollars
[04:32:32] to the Democratic Party just to DSA backed candidates. Neither of these people have spoken
[04:32:37] out against Israeli war crimes. Neither of these people spend the amount of time critiquing
[04:32:41] Republicans as they do for Sampaika. We all know why that is, because both Republicans
[04:32:46] and establishment Democrats agree on one thing, sending more money to Israel.
[04:32:50] Oof. Fire. Have me in the first half. He's just a cool doctor.
[04:32:59] Do you see this one? I want to talk about it.
[04:33:07] Yeah, I did see this one.
[04:33:09] Actually, I don't. Not at all. I want to talk about the occupation. I want to talk about
[04:33:17] the daily settler violence backed by the state, driving more and more ethnic cleansing across
[04:33:21] the west. I want to talk about the Palestinian family I spent last night with, Dodging Rocks,
[04:33:27] a family that spends every day waiting for masked teenagers with chains and sticks to
[04:33:31] show up at their compound and attack them. I want to talk about the flocks, these same
[04:33:35] settler's graze on Palestinian land, not by accident, but as a tactic, a slow-motion
[04:33:41] land grab dressed up as farming.
[04:33:43] I want to talk about these terrorists who say Jewish prayers before their attacks, who
[04:33:48] wear Jewish symbols during them, and how, unless we stop arguing over beliefs and start
[04:33:53] taking real action, they will speak for Jews for the rest of our lives.
[04:33:57] I'm not here to tell you that this is fair.
[04:33:59] Being judged for a state's actions, policies you never voted for, none of it can feel fair.
[04:34:04] So whether we like it or not, this is already how much of the world sees us.
[04:34:08] So you can complain, you can scroll past the videos your peers are choosing to watch.
[04:34:12] But the horrors of the occupation are happening every single day.
[04:34:16] So to my fellow diaspora Jews, the question is this.
[04:34:19] Will you fight back against them, or will you let them define us?
[04:34:23] Beast mode.
[04:34:24] Yeah, this is Matan, he's in the West Bank.
[04:34:31] And it's a really good video.
[04:34:41] Oof.
[04:34:55] Did you see this? What is this?
[04:34:57] NBC News correspondent Matt Bradley, three members of his team in a palsy woman were
[04:35:01] attacked or injured with mass Israeli settlers while why did they do anti-Semitism?
[04:35:10] I'm sorry, NBC News correspondent Matt Bradley, have you thought about not doing anti-Semitism?
[04:35:15] Disgusting.
[04:35:16] right now!
[04:35:23] NBC News Team was attacked and beaten by Israeli settlers wielding clubs in the West Bank.
[04:35:36] Wait, what?
[04:35:45] going crazy? What is the guy saying in the background?
[04:36:15] I mean have you thought about not being so anti-semitic?
[04:36:28] Have you thought about not being so anti-semitic?
[04:36:33] Yeah, you should have fucking condemned Hassan Piker.
[04:36:39] Obviously you've induced your sufficient Am Israel highs or Hassan Piker condemnation.
[04:36:45] Get away from me right now!
[04:36:47] Get away from me right now!
[04:36:49] Get away from me!
[04:36:51] You're not touching me!
[04:36:53] You're not touching me!
[04:36:55] Get away from her!
[04:36:57] Get away from her!
[04:36:59] Get away from her!
[04:37:01] Get away from her!
[04:37:03] Get away from her!
[04:37:05] Get away from her!
[04:37:07] Dude, you are so funny dude.
[04:37:09] Do you think the demonstration will put on a populism facade
[04:37:11] if the DSA do well in November
[04:37:13] by making it seem normal dog you're you we haven't even crossed any of the bridges okay let's just
[04:37:19] cross these bridges first you're already literally suspecting you're you're already
[04:37:25] you're already talking about like co-option uh co-optation or whatever like uh that that the
[04:37:31] dnc is going to do everything in his power to just like uh destroy this movement like yes they are
[04:37:37] They are doing that already. Okay, they're doing that right now. They're doing that by attacking us. Okay
[04:37:45] Just you don't have to you don't have to suspect that the movement is gonna fucking fall apart
[04:37:52] Co-optification
[04:37:55] Co-option I
[04:37:57] Don't know man. How the fuck am I gonna do a live show in like three hours? This sucks
[04:38:04] I don't know if he will. I don't know if he will. I'm Biden and I'm branding out is Brandon
[04:38:20] time. But look, I don't think the Zoran is going to go the Obama route. I don't think
[04:38:44] that the DSA is going to fail.
[04:38:52] Did you see the thing about mom?
[04:38:53] Donnie talking about his Baldur's Gate three
[04:38:54] play through that he's doing entirely Halal?
[04:38:56] No, he's not.
[04:38:58] Shut the fuck up.
[04:39:08] Mahmoud, mom, Donnie will disown him if he does.
[04:39:09] I don't know if he would do that.
[04:39:11] That's his son, but.
[04:39:14] Can you accept the fact that a sizeable chunk of the Jewish-Israeli population does not
[04:39:21] like what the settlers are doing without banning me?
[04:39:24] Please just read it.
[04:39:25] You do realize that a ton of Israeli Jews are against what the settlers are doing.
[04:39:28] Does that just not exist in your reality?
[04:39:31] Dog.
[04:39:35] It does exist in my reality.
[04:39:37] It's also utterly irrelevant because you know who else is right next to the settlers?
[04:39:42] fucking IDF. They do all of this shit with the IDF's backing. Okay? It's Israeli bulldozers
[04:39:49] that are sent over from Israel proper to destroy these homes. Okay? These pogroms are being
[04:39:54] conducted by the settlers, but the Israeli government backs it down to the fucking wire.
[04:40:00] So it doesn't matter if the liberal Zionist contingency of Israeli Jews find these guys
[04:40:06] to be gross and welfare queens. I'm very familiar with the liberal Zionists at its
[04:40:12] In Israel towards the West Bank settlers. I'm of course. I'm very very very familiar with that
[04:40:20] But I'm also very familiar with the attitude from Israeli Jews in Gaza and
[04:40:26] What their position is on the violence that is unfolded in Gaza the genocide in Gaza and it is
[04:40:33] The it's two sides of the same coin
[04:40:35] is two sides of the same coin. That's why liberal Zionists will unfortunately never recognize
[04:40:44] why Israeli society has turned so right-wing, not just on Israel's military posture, which seemingly
[04:40:56] many Israelis don't care about. Actually, they support it, right? The belligerents in Lebanon,
[04:41:03] the belligerence in Syria, the belligerence in Gaza, the belligerence against Iran, all of that is good
[04:41:09] by and large because Israeli foreign policy is considered appropriate. All the while,
[04:41:16] your social society is becoming more and more conservative. And that's not just because of
[04:41:22] the demographic changes that are happening with the Orthodox communities being the only growth area
[04:41:28] amongst the Israeli Jewish demographics, right? That's not the only reason why Israeli society is becoming more right-wing.
[04:41:35] Israeli society is becoming more right-wing.
[04:41:37] More older Ashkenazi Jews in academia, in the arts, in culture, are leaving Israel in droves because
[04:41:46] Israel refuses to
[04:41:49] reassess. Israeli society, rather, refuses to reassess their relationship with the ethnic cleansing campaign of
[04:41:57] of Palestinians. With its endless militancy, everything gets repackaged back to Jewish safety.
[04:42:05] We have to keep being militant. Never again means never again for Jews. Never again means
[04:42:11] that if someone is to ever harm Jews, if someone is to ever harm Israel, then we have to go
[04:42:20] extra hard. We have to do everything we can to destroy our enemies, to vanquish our foes.
[04:42:27] And as long as liberal Zionists don't identify that as the root cause of why Israel has become a
[04:42:33] fascist country, one day you're going to wake up and go, what happened? I thought this was,
[04:42:38] I thought Tel Aviv was gay paradise. All of a sudden the countries run by Itamar Ben Kivirs.
[04:42:44] And I say this as an American, not only as an American, but as a Turk as well,
[04:42:49] Right? I'm Turkish. I'm American. I understand how if you don't identify
[04:42:54] ultra nationalism as a fucking problem, if you don't identify demographic concerns as a negative thing,
[04:43:01] okay, and if you always sidestep on that issue, you are eventually going to wake up one day in an
[04:43:09] ultra, it's an ultra nationalist, fascist society, and Israel is there already, and America is also
[04:43:15] moving in that direction as well. That's why I always jokingly say like American
[04:43:20] is really like this, okay? Sister nations. Sister nations. Very similar. Both settler,
[04:43:27] colonial countries, right? Both refuse to address old scars or ongoing, ongoing incidents,
[04:43:38] ongoing bouts of violence against the indigenous inhabitants of the land.
[04:43:45] But that's it. So if you want, you know, televieve to look like the gay paradise that you once, you know, thought it was when you were growing up there, then understand that you have to solve the issue, the issue at the heart of Zionism, which is a constant need for conquest, a constant need to, to rid the land of his indigenous inhabitants.
[04:44:15] Anyway
[04:44:19] The liberal opposition literally said they will refuse to work with Arab parties like what are we even doing here?
[04:44:23] I mean, I know I he was he's just talking about like open be a hard groups like that that are
[04:44:30] Did I say it right? I don't know if I said it right standing together groups like that
[04:44:35] comprised of like liberals Zionists who
[04:44:39] despise the West Bank settler
[04:44:41] operations, despise it, they see the settlers as uneducated, you know, hicks who are, you
[04:44:51] know, living on the dole, living on the dime of the government, they're welfare queens,
[04:44:55] they all they do is take, take, take. Well, guess what? They're Frontierists. Okay? They're
[04:45:01] Frontierists. They're on the frontier. This is Israeli manifest destiny. Again, sister
[04:45:06] nations, remember? So that's it. Um, yeah, well, for a
[04:45:29] queasy, he being subsidized with the government to commit
[04:45:31] terrorism and theft is true, but that that is precisely what it
[04:45:34] it is. Anyway, I wasn't trying to chirp, I'm just trying to understand, I, uh, canvass
[04:45:46] for the Scottish Greens because of you, hell yeah.
[04:45:47] Is there anything that exists because they consider Hadash to be too Arab?
[04:45:50] BM has talked about this a lot on Twitter.
[04:46:00] 12TB Steam Gigalink, but you won't talk about it because you're scared of the gamers.
[04:46:06] Some only 12TB of Valve internal builds and game assets from 2003 to 2013.
[04:46:11] This includes early version Portal 2, Left 4 Dead, CSGO, F-Stop, and potentially EP3.
[04:46:16] The community is still researching everything, so the next few days might be insane.
[04:46:18] There's a weaponizer from the early Half-Life 2 Episode 3.
[04:46:30] Those leaks aren't new.
[04:46:37] It's rarely that this youth group plans Kibbutz style settlement on the Jordan Valley.
[04:46:41] In a way, it's back to the roots.
[04:46:42] Some of the earliest West Bank settlements, especially in the Jordan Valley, were Kibbutz
[04:46:45] NIC projects.
[04:46:46] Yup.
[04:46:52] Yeah, this is actually existing socialism
[04:47:02] Have you seen Tucker on DWT at the stars yes, I have all right folks I gotta go I have a show to make
[04:47:12] It's a short day
[04:47:15] half-day Hossie
[04:47:17] Because I like I said have a show to make I
[04:47:22] the show must go on. We have the last leg of the fear and podcast live on tour and hopefully
[04:47:34] there won't be any incidents this time. Alright, we got some good news today. Anyway, tomorrow
[04:47:41] we got the census. We'll do more fun stuff. We'll do the census, not Monday. Tomorrow,
[04:47:50] do the senses tomorrow what's up you didn't bring a suit did you yeah will's
[04:47:55] wearing one you're not oh yeah you're a bitch dude you're a bitch
[04:48:00] oh it sucks to suck I will got the memo on his own
[04:48:09] Yeah, yeah, let's just wear a lot
[04:48:19] You're the only suitless you should how are you how are you how are you how are you gonna get it?
[04:48:30] You're not
[04:48:32] All right peace everybody see tomorrow. Love you
[04:48:39] There's a song
[04:48:43] Stunlock to the stunlock
[04:48:45] To the top, it's just begun
[04:48:50] Cause there is again
[04:48:54] A sun is streaming
[04:48:57] A sun is streaming
[04:49:00] There is again
[04:49:04] A sun is streaming
[04:49:07] The sun is streaming
[04:49:12] Reveal when a Chinese train
[04:49:15] Telling Kyle Plays
[04:49:19] The sun in his mint chandeliers
[04:49:23] Giving greening's grace
[04:49:27] Zoran winning and YC
[04:49:31] Walked two back with the force
[04:49:34] The Rogan of the left to me, a dumb himbo, still a corpse.
[04:49:44] The Charlie Kirk assassination, the fear and online show.
[04:49:52] Eight full fucking years of this, plenty more to go.
[04:50:00] Doing fun stuff tomorrow, throw PBS up on the screen
[04:50:08] A man-made whore reaction brought to you by this life's dream
[04:50:15] Cause there he is again, a son is streaming, a son is streaming
[04:50:25] There he is again, a son is streaming, a son is streaming
[04:50:35] Can't doubt in the DNC, I rail and march the good.
[04:50:42] Calm that aim, the propaganda, the shutdown, people's throats.
[04:50:49] CBS Israeli news, a coup, a regime falls.
[04:50:56] A full-blown fascist takeover and still the duty calls
[04:51:04] A total radicalization coming out to sea
[04:51:12] A system where he'll always fail, it's up to you and me
[04:51:20] All these daily streets, whether short or whether long
[04:51:28] Have held millions of people keep it moving right along
[04:51:36] Cause there he is again, a son is streaming
[04:51:44] A son is streaming, there is again
[04:51:51] A son is streaming, a son is streaming
[04:51:58] But hey, what can you say, that's BDS for you
[04:52:04] But he'll play games real soon, just you wait
[04:52:09] Say, hey, what can you say, hey, that's B.S. for you.
[04:52:16] But he'll move on real soon.
[04:52:19] Just you wait, ba-da-da, ba-da-da, ba-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.
[04:52:24] Hey, what can you say, hey, that's B.S. for you.
[04:52:29] But he'll pull your lungs real soon.
[04:52:32] Just you wait, sha-da-da, sha-da-da, sha-da-da-da-da-da-da.
[04:52:37] What can you say? Hey, that's PBS for you, but he'll do Jeff Ice real soon, trust you, eh?
[04:52:49] But hey, what can you say?