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[00:12:00] what's going on everybody i hope everyone's having a fantastic evening afternoon pre-noon
[00:12:24] no matter where you are in the world i'm son piker and this is also my broadcast coming
[00:12:28] to live from sunny California, Los Angeles folks were live and alive.
[00:12:32] And I hope all the boys, girls and MPs are having a fantastic one because today's a beautiful
[00:12:35] day. Today's a wonderful day. Today is a Monday, a news day for all the people who
[00:12:39] miss Sunday. Fun day. This is now a pro cats. I broadcast. That's right. Ladies and gentlemen,
[00:12:49] call me the internet's busiest music nerd because I am listening to music. I listened
[00:12:54] to cat's eye
[00:12:56] earlier
[00:12:58] at the gym as a matter of fact
[00:13:00] uh...
[00:13:01] you know and uh...
[00:13:03] bring back men on is right that's what we want we want men on to come back
[00:13:07] they're saying who these yes they are pro also a lot movement anyway
[00:13:11] anyway ladies and gentlemen boys girls and it is we're live or live and i hope
[00:13:14] everyone is having a fantastic one is seventy four degrees
[00:13:18] and uh... sunny here in california los angeles
[00:13:22] Where there are according to the song that we just listened to by cat's eye twenty six dollar
[00:13:27] Who tea fruit tea milkshakes?
[00:13:31] That's right
[00:13:32] Antana's not gonna like this
[00:13:36] Anyway, you're such a disappointment
[00:13:38] Why am I a disappointment because I listen to music you guys said don't listen to music
[00:13:42] I found the only thing that sounds like a music. That's not a music
[00:13:48] What's the problem
[00:13:52] I
[00:13:55] Found it's perfect. It's it's it's the best of both worlds. It's not AI music, but it sounds like AI music
[00:14:02] It hits both of the things that I like
[00:14:06] Anyway
[00:14:08] Ladies and gentlemen boys girls and ambies part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news coming to you live
[00:14:13] From stolen Tongue of the territory at the heart of the United States of America
[00:14:17] Los Angeles, California, West Hollywood. You already know what it is
[00:14:20] And this is what I tell you about my personal lives, but honestly, there's nothing going on in my life
[00:14:25] I just watched a bunch of mad men last night went to sleep woke up worked out feeling pretty good
[00:14:33] Feeling pretty good was a and for the record for the record while I was working out
[00:14:38] I was listening to cat's eye and I did demand to play that hater song with illet or whatever. Is it illet I
[00:14:47] Did I'm a shut-ass loser
[00:14:49] I'm a shut as loser that listens to to
[00:14:55] K-pop now
[00:14:57] Okay, I'm a shut as loser. I love cat's eye now. I'm a cat's eye fan. I'm a cat's eye head and
[00:15:04] Yeah, I'm listening to music you should have never asked you should have never demanded that I listen to music because now
[00:15:11] I'm listening to illet cat's eye haters are breaking their fingers heart heart it
[00:15:17] Hard is a verb
[00:15:21] Whatever the fuck they're saying 20 25 8 baby not 24 7 25 8
[00:15:25] That's that's the kind of music that I listen to now
[00:15:30] Considering that I too am iconic by mistake
[00:15:35] Random name is icon. Yeah, that's right
[00:15:40] Hard hard it hard it harder so bad oh
[00:15:44] Oh, oh my god. Anyway, ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen
[00:15:51] That was what many of you missed yesterday if you weren't paying attention because I wasn't covering the news
[00:15:58] But you know heart hearted hearted harder, baby. That was Sunday fun day. I'm in a good mood
[00:16:05] It was a fun stream. I haven't done one in a minute
[00:16:08] What else, where else can you hear perfect melodies and then a quote about how Socrates,
[00:16:17] the only thing he knows is that he knows nothing, right?
[00:16:25] The Socrates line is incredible. Anyway, give me a birthday shout out. Slum my zone.
[00:16:31] Happy birthday. Sunday stream should be permanently no news. Don't worry. We're
[00:16:36] We're going to get back to more fun and healthy at non-toxic discourse, all of that good stuff.
[00:16:43] But of course, today is Monday, news day, so we are going to be, we are going to be getting
[00:16:49] to the news in a brief moment.
[00:16:52] But I guess I should get started there.
[00:16:55] This is Hasana Cutie and Ludwig's wedding from Austin ox.
[00:17:00] I want to be like this.
[00:17:04] I want to be like this.
[00:17:05] I want to, I want to get started. I want to train myself to be this guy.
[00:17:35] Oh
[00:17:47] Go white boy go
[00:17:50] We are all white chinese on this beautiful day god damn dude
[00:17:55] Middle-aged harry potter can fucking rock dude. I love that song unironically
[00:18:00] I love that song unironically it lives in my mind my heart my soul
[00:18:04] Oh, okay. I dream of that song.
[00:18:09] I didn't know Noah Cohen had it like that.
[00:18:11] That's so funny.
[00:18:13] Noah Cohen wishes he could have command
[00:18:15] over the Chinese language like that.
[00:18:18] Anyway, it's such a good song though.
[00:18:22] Like it just, it's so, it is much like Cat's Eye.
[00:18:26] It transcends language.
[00:18:28] Like when you think about it,
[00:18:31] when you think about music, right?
[00:18:33] transcends language because like he's speaking in Chinese, he's singing in Chinese. I don't speak
[00:18:39] Chinese but I understand the soul of the song. And Katzai, they don't really say anything, like
[00:18:45] they don't use it. They're singing in English, but they're not really singing in English if you
[00:18:51] know what I'm saying because they're not really using language in the way that normal humans
[00:18:55] would to communicate with one another. They're just kind of saying SEO marketing terms
[00:19:01] in rapid succession, and yet it captures our attention and it invokes certain feelings
[00:19:11] in all of us, nonetheless. Right? Houtti frutti! Dog cat's eyes ask, I think you are wrong,
[00:19:23] friend. The quickness in which I went from yo this shit sucks to unironically jamming to it was I think
[00:19:37] it was a little too fast. Like I started off being like this shit sucks, right? I started off very
[00:19:45] quickly being like what am I even listening to? What am I even listening to? I've never even
[00:19:50] like is this even music is this like is this this sounds like aliens came down to earth and we're
[00:19:58] like oh let's just use some of the terms that people have heard quite a bit in order to make a sound
[00:20:06] like that's what it sounds like it sounds like chat gpt slapped on like top search results together
[00:20:12] on Tiktok and and yet and yet it's it's beautiful it's delicious hooty fruity you
[00:20:22] know I work with Casai ones and they had a concert where they only have four
[00:20:27] songs and they played the same four songs four times yeah I bet it was
[00:20:30] fucking amazing god damn you look church that look thank you so yeah that
[00:20:37] rabbit hole was amazing yesterday yeah paypal was the most capitalist music
[00:20:40] but you are a social as well.
[00:20:41] Well, what about Psy?
[00:20:43] Psy is the godfather of K-pop
[00:20:45] and he is an anti-imperialist socialist himself, so.
[00:20:54] Anyway, don't expect good takes
[00:20:56] when it comes to media consumption for me.
[00:21:01] Okay, do not expect that.
[00:21:05] Do not expect that you will not get it.
[00:21:08] Um, anyway, I have the, I have the taste of both a 65 year old man and also an eight year
[00:21:23] old girl, literally at the same time.
[00:21:28] It's broad ranging.
[00:21:33] Straight up.
[00:21:34] I'll admit it.
[00:21:35] I'll be the first to admit it.
[00:21:36] Not even Zoomer shit.
[00:21:37] I'm talking Gen Alpha.
[00:21:41] In any case, UK terror plot foiled,
[00:21:44] we'll be talking about that.
[00:21:46] What kind of terror plot was it?
[00:21:48] Why did they let the perpetrators go?
[00:21:53] Cornell 7 case might get reopened.
[00:21:59] Hormuz is still closed, or is it not closed?
[00:22:03] will try to identify what is going on in the straight
[00:22:08] uh... trump rejects iran's proposal
[00:22:11] obelisk and surging in polls
[00:22:14] despite
[00:22:16] anti-hazan
[00:22:19] ads
[00:22:21] situation monitor
[00:22:23] monday newsday get in now
[00:22:29] moron cornell than that yes we're going to be covering the
[00:22:33] the Cornell story, Jesus Christ, calm down.
[00:22:46] Um, UK Terrapopfoil, okay, where else do we have a blast-off meme?
[00:22:55] Okay, that's good. That's a good blast-off meme.
[00:23:00] Washington examiner been dropping some incredible political cartoons of you.
[00:23:04] Yeah, I've seen this already.
[00:23:05] This is, uh, this is a banger.
[00:23:08] Hold on, hold on.
[00:23:10] Let me blast off.
[00:23:16] AOC called out Cornell.
[00:23:18] Nice.
[00:23:18] Nice.
[00:23:18] Nice.
[00:23:22] Yeah.
[00:23:22] We'll talk about the AOC, uh, article being, uh, the AOC article that was written
[00:23:27] in at Axios as well that I did not like.
[00:23:29] Um, they were they were coming after AOC. They were claiming that she's like deeply unpopular in red states and whatever
[00:23:39] When your goat needs the turkey plug, what is this?
[00:23:44] In order for us to be great we have to do things that are just not comfortable
[00:23:51] We have to be comfortable being uncomfortable. That is the best way to expedite being great
[00:23:57] You have to fall in love. What is he wearing?
[00:24:00] And if we can do that
[00:24:02] And we can be a great team if we don't do that then we'd be like yeah
[00:24:07] I look man. I can't get over the fucking poly market shit. Okay. I just I can't
[00:24:14] You know am I am I too woke for that? I don't know but it's like LeBron you are
[00:24:21] One of the wealthiest athletes on the planet like you did not need to do a
[00:24:26] I know he's a Philly now guys. What are you talking about? I know I know I just like I can't get over the fact that he is a
[00:24:34] poly market
[00:24:38] You could get over the Israel ship another poly market yeah because he didn't go to Israel, okay?
[00:24:43] He just said oh, yeah, he's a notorious liar. He lied and said oh, I heard great things about Israel. No you fucking did it
[00:24:50] Okay, you're lying just like you didn't read the Malcolm X biography, okay?
[00:24:55] It's fine. I'll admit it. Okay. He was lying about that, but he's not lying when he fucking takes the bag from Polly market
[00:25:01] That's different if he flew to Israel and was dabbing up. I don't know each of my bank of here or something
[00:25:07] Then yeah, I would have a different perspective
[00:25:12] You know
[00:25:16] You're coping I
[00:25:19] Mean you might as well. Who knows who knows maybe he will go to Israel. I don't know I
[00:25:23] I don't know. It's just so disappointing, dude
[00:25:31] The bar for athletes is in hell I
[00:25:33] Just that's a blind spot brother dude, dude. I think the poly market thing is unacceptable. It like goes against
[00:25:42] Everything that I love LeBron for
[00:25:45] Okay, I
[00:25:46] Hate that like all of the annoying LeBron haters get like a moment of vindication a little bit here
[00:25:51] Because they'll say oh he was like this all along this is who he was no he wasn't he wasn't this guy, okay?
[00:25:57] That's why I love him
[00:26:00] He wasn't like he was a far more ethical Hooper
[00:26:08] It's I'm I am very disappointed I feel like a like a you know
[00:26:12] Swiftie that listened to the latest deluxe album and and can't even fake
[00:26:18] Appreciating it can't even fake enjoy it. You know what I mean? That's how I feel right now
[00:26:21] I feel like I'm Swifty.
[00:26:23] Is this what it's like?
[00:26:25] Is this what it's like when you find out your goat is washed?
[00:26:35] Lamal Bald, who cares that he's bald?
[00:26:37] It's fine, that's cool.
[00:26:39] He's doing gender affirmation.
[00:26:41] He's leaning into his genetic disability, okay?
[00:26:46] Male pattern baldness.
[00:26:48] He's leaning into that and I'm proud of him for that,
[00:26:50] but I can't even be openly proud of him for that.
[00:26:52] Because on the other hand,
[00:26:54] he's leaning into the bag with the poly market thing.
[00:27:09] Oh man, it was a great team on paper
[00:27:11] and we had a lot of great talent
[00:27:12] and we lost in the second round.
[00:27:16] Like, I don't wanna do that.
[00:27:18] I don't need my family to lead to losing second round. I know that for sure. So work me dude
[00:27:24] He's always been this way you have just woke up law. Just take the Ellen move on. No, he wasn't no
[00:27:28] He wasn't no he wasn't
[00:27:31] I'm sorry as far as his like as far as his investments goes like
[00:27:36] The pizzeria that he you know dumped a lot of money into is not comparable to
[00:27:42] Polly market, okay
[00:27:45] he was opening up schools in Cleveland and not even like
[00:27:48] Not even charter schools, public schools. He was funding public schools in Cleveland.
[00:27:53] He needs to be done and that's the LeBron I know and love.
[00:27:57] Yeah. In order for us to be great, we have to do
[00:28:12] He did DraftKings two years ago, bro. Like eight as with Kevin Hart. I know
[00:28:16] Like DraftKings is also unacceptable and it's shitty and it's like the entry point into this stuff that ruins
[00:28:26] Every sport that it touches but even then it's like a little bit more acceptable in comparison to fucking poly market. That's just
[00:28:34] You know, we're just going down the pipeline at this point, you know
[00:28:43] DraftKings unacceptable as well make no mistake
[00:28:46] but it's just like now now we're we're going down the pipe on an extra evil you
[00:28:51] know what I mean
[00:28:56] become a kawaii fan he's bleeding the billionaire's dry with his tree planting
[00:29:00] scheme yeah
[00:29:05] he really is it's not even a joke what is this George santo struggles to pull
[00:29:10] himself out of the water and special forces sneak peek.
[00:29:24] What is this one finger move like?
[00:29:26] What does he think one finger is gonna be able to give him sufficient leverage?
[00:29:30] Look at this look.
[00:29:32] Look at this.
[00:29:33] I've never seen anything like that before.
[00:29:36] Holy shit.
[00:29:39] No wonder you can't get up there George. God damn he is so bald. It is crazy how bald he is
[00:30:01] Oh, she lied
[00:30:09] That's you in five years, that's me in one year, man.
[00:30:30] or edit I made.
[00:30:49] Oh my god they pulled him out like a beached whale dude.
[00:30:54] He had to use maximum body weight as leverage dude.
[00:30:59] What a crazy point. What a crazy thing to watch unfold
[00:31:09] No, what the fuck stop stop he did not fall back. He's like flopping. He's flopping in
[00:31:18] Like a seal and then he falls back in a no way man
[00:31:28] oh my god he's flopping like LeBron okay stop George Santos public movies are
[00:31:38] the words HBO from don't look up director Adam McKay I don't think this is
[00:31:44] real like a Navy no I meant like an actual seal seal okay not a Navy seal
[00:31:54] What is this?
[00:32:11] Well, I swear to God
[00:32:14] We are the most Israeli community. Okay, this is this is the most like I am from Israel
[00:32:20] This is my ass bullshit, bro. Oh my god
[00:32:26] That's it. We criticize Israel all the time. It turns out Benjamin Nanny. Oh is amongst us. Okay
[00:32:34] You know who's not watching my stream, so son fucking piker as son of a bitch is not watching my stream
[00:32:38] You know, he's probably tweeting away fucking tweeting. I know what he's doing right now. He's probably sitting on his couch
[00:32:46] I was watching
[00:32:50] red right now yeah I see that I see your face that's that's that's what you
[00:32:57] that's the impersonation you do me
[00:33:08] you're gonna watch in my street oh well that's so sweet I'm sorry to drag your
[00:33:13] name through the mud I thought I could just talk shit with immunity
[00:33:17] Just fucking get away
[00:33:21] You know who's not watching my streams and son fucking
[00:33:26] Bro imagine if you make your first or I didn't have some party calls you ninja, oh brother that was not or edit, okay?
[00:33:32] Yeah, that was that was the
[00:33:35] That was oppie that was Oppenheimer
[00:33:39] I'm I'm also playing around. I don't think that person is is Benjamin in y'all calm down. All right. Um, I
[00:33:47] What is this Hassan has never been more important to you look at the suite and support this person for your home country
[00:33:54] Yes, I know
[00:33:55] Yes, dude. I have it right here. Okay. I spent all my free time over the last two years building a lotuka from scratch
[00:34:01] Entirely on live streams with a zero dollar budget is basically a ps2 era 70s is double GTA with heavy driving physics and they're not kebab deliveries
[00:34:09] Here's the official trailer RTS appreciate
[00:34:17] I'm sorry Evlat, but there's no time for a break.
[00:34:26] I've already loaded the new wraps, drive safely.
[00:34:36] Working like a dog, you must be desperate for cash Evlat.
[00:34:46] What the hell? Wait, this went crazy for no reason. What?
[00:34:54] Okay, one thing that I don't understand is how this guy was able to make graphics that are so bad.
[00:35:01] Like, this, unironically, is impressive because this is worse than Grand Theft Auto 3 graphics.
[00:35:08] In 2026, it's impressive.
[00:35:09] I
[00:35:14] Really, I really appreciate it. I don't know how the fuck you did that it looks like Ankara. Yeah, it kind of does which is
[00:35:29] Oh my god, he's cooking him in the hamam
[00:35:39] Oh
[00:35:56] Bram I'm just sponsored all oh god
[00:36:00] This is incredible if this is one guy I'm impressed. Yes, it is one guy all the turka
[00:36:09] What is this?
[00:36:21] New opinion Ed.
[00:36:22] A Sampitjpott opinion.
[00:36:23] My husband is E. Coli and my son has measles.
[00:36:26] But if Democrats don't break ties with a Sampiker, then I will have no choice but to vote for
[00:36:29] science deniers.
[00:36:30] Check it out, dude. They love Ankheth Fomua. We are the normal ones. It is less normal to
[00:36:45] constantly fucking freak out about transgender people than it is transgender people live.
[00:36:49] Oh, thank God. Thank God that this reached a normal audience instead of the Twitter audience,
[00:36:54] which is insane, okay?
[00:36:57] Anytime I've spoken out on this topic,
[00:37:00] people basically find the absolute worst way to hear it,
[00:37:07] and I've made it clear so many times over,
[00:37:09] and it blows my mind,
[00:37:10] because it's like super basic.
[00:37:11] It's super basic.
[00:37:12] It's just like be kind to people, okay?
[00:37:14] Be understanding, be kind.
[00:37:15] And yet people literally hear that and go,
[00:37:18] well, that's Adolf Hitler.
[00:37:19] It's so crazy. I feel like people got rent money to pay or something. I don't know what
[00:37:28] it is. It's just a... And it's always people who need to hear it the most that refuse to
[00:37:39] hear it. It's funny because like people that don't need to hear it hear this and
[00:37:45] go, yeah, I agree and move on with their lives. But people that really need to hear at the
[00:37:51] most are the ones who get the most angry.
[00:37:58] Yeah, Tim was was cooking when he started calling them fuckers weird. It was working.
[00:38:02] They were on the defense. All of a sudden they muscled him.
[00:38:04] Yeah, it worked too much that it was true the Tim was thing was working. I was a big
[00:38:27] fan of that. I was a big advocate of that if you remember at the time.
[00:38:32] Anyway, let this reactionaries hear normal and think you mean neurotypical. I know, I
[00:38:48] know, I know, we're not going to do that. Yeah, I saw this. This is correct. Exactly.
[00:38:55] The problem with the B normal discourse that it reads correctly to people that don't need
[00:38:58] to hear it and the people that actually need to will find ways to be upset about it.
[00:39:03] Now the problem is that it's vague and can be thus manipulated to mean whatever you wanted
[00:39:06] to mean.
[00:39:07] No, because B normal when you don't understand something would be, you would be, you just
[00:39:12] ask sincerely, what do you mean by that?
[00:39:19] Yes, I saw Ed Sheeran, Ed Sheeran.
[00:39:32] Ah, early Tim Walz during the Kamala Erskambin was a fucking line.
[00:39:36] I hate that they pass by the rhetoric.
[00:39:38] Yeah.
[00:39:40] I don't even want to think about that because like Tim Walz in Congress was
[00:39:43] also pretty good and he is like a shell of that.
[00:39:47] So I don't even want to, I don't even want to get into it, you know, I don't even want to talk about Tim Walz.
[00:39:52] Perfect hog cop specimen going viral. What is this?
[00:39:57] I'm crying bro, lured the cop away from the bike so we can get back and grab it.
[00:40:01] Dude, trade him around like a clock cod zombie.
[00:40:17] oh my god he books it oh my god oh my god he just fucking books it
[00:40:40] Yeah, he kited him. Oh my God, he's like a mob dude. He drew aggro. This is like I cannot
[00:40:53] believe it. I cannot believe I've never seen that in the real world dude. I have never
[00:41:02] never seen that in the real world. That is incredible.
[00:41:07] Wow. You have to be a fucking real butt, dude. How is that possible?
[00:41:21] Cop ran out of stamina. No, he been he had no stamina. You can see his bar deplete.
[00:41:28] You can see his bar deplete here, okay?
[00:41:31] So this is obviously another, like a tankier build.
[00:41:37] You can tell that he's a tankier build.
[00:41:40] But tankier builds obviously do big finishers, and if you deploy the big finisher early and
[00:41:47] you have a dexterity character like the one that he's going up against, he can actually
[00:41:52] roll out of it.
[00:41:54] So he tries his big finisher here, and it depletes the entirety of his stamina, look.
[00:41:59] Yeah, he gets to deny that.
[00:42:04] And then he tries to go for his mount.
[00:42:09] And obviously the tank, he's still got a little bit in him, right?
[00:42:13] It's a bad build, it's a bad build, it's clearly a bad build.
[00:42:16] He's got a little bit more stamina in him, but very clearly it's a much slower moving
[00:42:21] build.
[00:42:22] out his gun or nope never mind not even his gun he pulls out his uh he pulls out his pepper spray
[00:42:29] very ineffective obviously this is a dex build he's able to evade that problem is he can't run
[00:42:37] Yeah, he can't run for shit pepper sprays out of range probably tried to deploy taser instead that would have been more effective
[00:43:00] Look at him kiting oh my god boom he's not even
[00:43:04] That could have been that could have been dangerous too. You see that other spawn
[00:43:12] That was he almost got third party
[00:43:14] He almost got third party by a different NPC that would have been devastating. Okay third party almost cooked his mouth
[00:43:22] But then he's able to get on the mouth
[00:43:25] And push away look and and he's not even like like he's obviously running out of stamina too. You can see
[00:43:32] Cuz normally decks builds like they should be able to get quick pick up and get out of their bucket, but he had to like kick it back
[00:43:42] But you see it
[00:43:44] His trusty steed the all reliable and you see the tank build give up on it
[00:43:49] He's not even trying to get in his cop car and like pursue. You know what? I mean, he just he's like fuck this
[00:43:54] It's not worth it
[00:43:56] It's clearly not worth it for him. I love it. Love it. Love to see it
[00:44:07] Chuds are mad at Republicans in the comments. Oh, do they feel like they're getting called out? Yeah, we'll talk about this Republican ad as well
[00:44:17] But yeah
[00:44:22] Need at least six more raised before I chase that
[00:44:26] Yeah, it's awesome. It's awesome because he's like, I mean, he's getting paid like 300 grand a year with overtime and hazard paying stuff.
[00:44:35] And, and he is not, he's making all the wrong choices at the same time. It's kind of funny because it's like, he's making the wrong choice to give pursuit to give chase to this like random person on a bike.
[00:44:47] That person probably didn't do anything, right?
[00:44:49] right? So there's probably a better way to deal with that situation, you know, de-escalate things like that.
[00:44:57] But instead, he chose to escalate, and then he failed. Anyway, we got the playlist. Thank you,
[00:45:03] Thamaceus. He does not know the class combo. Oops, how the fuck did I do that?
[00:45:10] that. Guardians did a piece on you. Most Americans don't know, so I'm probably going to the rest
[00:45:23] say he is changing this year's elections. Yeah, I read it off stream. It's a good piece.
[00:45:32] Anyway, Trump is live announcing a new steel plant project in Iowa. Desperate times call
[00:45:38] for desperate measures. I'll start there for now because I have to pee real quick. Yeah,
[00:45:47] my goat is back. And I guess the White House press was back, even though they did not allow
[00:45:53] CNN.
[00:45:54] We have great people and we're running against communists, lunatics, socialists. We're
[00:46:07] against people that are going to open up the water.
[00:46:09] We have a border that just came out 17 months in a row.
[00:46:13] We have no people coming in zero,
[00:46:15] which is hard to believe even, but that's what it is.
[00:46:17] I don't put out the numbers.
[00:46:19] And we have a strong border.
[00:46:22] We have the best economy, the biggest investment
[00:46:25] in the history of our country.
[00:46:26] Think of that.
[00:46:28] Twenty-one trillion dollars is being invested.
[00:46:31] With China, it's three trillion.
[00:46:33] With Biden, from the last, it was a half a trillion.
[00:46:37] For four years, it would have been negative.
[00:46:40] We're 21 trillion, the biggest amount in history.
[00:46:44] And that money is building plants like today.
[00:46:46] Here's the thing.
[00:46:46] I don't know if this number is a big number, $18 billion.
[00:46:51] I don't think we're including that number.
[00:46:53] But we have $21 trillion being invested in our country.
[00:46:58] We have the highest number of jobs in the history
[00:47:01] of the United States of America.
[00:47:04] We have the best crime numbers in the history
[00:47:06] of our country, despite the fact that they allowed
[00:47:09] 25 million people, many of whom were criminals,
[00:47:12] into our country.
[00:47:13] We have the best murder.
[00:47:15] It's not a nice thing to say, but the murders
[00:47:18] are lower than any time since 1900.
[00:47:21] So we have the best crime numbers.
[00:47:23] We have the best economic numbers.
[00:47:25] We have Iran.
[00:47:26] We'll never have a nuclear weapon.
[00:47:28] We're going to win that war very soon.
[00:47:29] That'll be over.
[00:47:30] And the gas prices will come tumbling down.
[00:47:34] So nobody else could have done that.
[00:47:37] Nobody else.
[00:47:39] If the Democrats took in, the border
[00:47:40] will be opened immediately.
[00:47:42] And you have millions of people pouring through it,
[00:47:44] just like it was before.
[00:47:46] That's the most horrible thing I've ever seen.
[00:47:49] Yeah, please.
[00:47:49] Daniel?
[00:47:50] Two questions on the scale of that location.
[00:47:52] Why was it so important for you to establish
[00:47:55] a fully integrated American supply chain?
[00:47:58] Dude, I'm going to do this thing where I buttoned my top
[00:48:00] button as well, going forward.
[00:48:02] Specifically, the national security perspective.
[00:48:04] Why was it so important for you to do it?
[00:48:05] Well, because we have a military that's very powerful.
[00:48:08] And there are certain products you have to make.
[00:48:10] Steel is one of them.
[00:48:11] You need it for your planes, your army tanks.
[00:48:13] You need it.
[00:48:14] You know, we have a lot of problems.
[00:48:15] We have a lot of things we have to do.
[00:48:17] Thank you, paralyzed pen and plug for the 25 Get The Stubs.
[00:48:20] But when it comes to national security,
[00:48:22] I would say steel is number one on your list.
[00:48:24] Steel, aluminum, big aluminum plank coming, I told you.
[00:48:28] Big one, beautiful.
[00:48:29] Great people also.
[00:48:31] But if we don't make it ourselves,
[00:48:33] We don't really – we can't defend ourselves.
[00:48:36] We can't call up another nation and say,
[00:48:39] we want to build 2,000 army tanks, and we have no steel.
[00:48:43] Can we get some?
[00:48:45] We'll call China.
[00:48:46] Do you mind giving us some steel to build army tanks?
[00:48:49] I don't think it doesn't work out.
[00:48:51] By the way, we had a great meeting with President Xi.
[00:48:54] I would say I would rate it as a –
[00:48:56] on the scale of zero to 10, I would rate it a 12.
[00:49:00] Very respectful, very good, a great meeting.
[00:49:03] So, you know, steel in particular, but other things, too,
[00:49:06] we want to make them medicine coming back.
[00:49:09] They're all coming back.
[00:49:12] Hundreds of billions of dollars of plants are being built.
[00:49:15] Eli Lilly is spending billions.
[00:49:18] Merck, Pfizer, they're all coming back.
[00:49:22] And we learned that during COVID.
[00:49:23] We didn't make anything.
[00:49:25] Now we'll make you to know they're all
[00:49:26] coming back at record numbers.
[00:49:28] So thank you for the question, Danny.
[00:49:29] Is he reading talking points from in front of his binder?
[00:49:49] Is he in timeout?
[00:49:50] What is happening?
[00:49:55] Oh my god. What the fuck? Oh my god. After a decade of being in and out of politics,
[00:50:07] our president is finally trying. Is he finally trying to be president? That's so cute. That's
[00:50:17] so fucking cute. That's cute. It's great. Good job. Good job, president, baby.
[00:50:23] that's why we're all together with the president. The president doesn't bring people together unless
[00:50:27] it's a done deal. You guys know that already. They've already started building and you're talking about
[00:50:33] that. You know, think of it. Oh, by the way, here's what's dangerous about that because you can't
[00:50:39] read well. They have to do huge fonts, right? And what's really funny about that is when you do
[00:50:46] the big fonts, the media can easily see it. And we'll take photos of it. And I suspect like at
[00:50:56] Rupar, Aaron Rupar is going to be posting whatever those like notes were very quickly, right?
[00:51:02] I've always been very strong with Iowa.
[00:51:19] There's been some things that the Democrats have done that are very bad for our country.
[00:51:27] You know, they had high prices, I've reduced the prices, but they like to say affordability.
[00:51:32] What?
[00:51:32] They're the ones who caused the affordability problem.
[00:51:35] They're the ones who caused all of these problems.
[00:51:37] And they were unwilling to stop Iran from having a nuclear
[00:51:41] weapon.
[00:51:41] They said, let somebody use it.
[00:51:42] Of course, I could say that about many people.
[00:51:44] We have stopped them from having a nuclear weapon.
[00:51:48] And they understand that.
[00:51:49] And they're willing to say that.
[00:51:51] But I'm surprised.
[00:51:54] Visual, applause for fake.
[00:51:56] That when you see somebody like Ashley,
[00:52:00] one of the greatest politicians, you'll see it,
[00:52:04] one of the greatest,
[00:52:05] should be one of the greatest politicians in America,
[00:52:07] gonna be highly respected, and she is highly respected.
[00:52:11] She's gonna be representing Iowa in the Senate.
[00:52:13] She's gonna bring back a lot of money for Iowa.
[00:52:16] You know, Iowa is a state that likes money
[00:52:20] coming back into it.
[00:52:22] If you put these people in there, you're not gonna.
[00:52:23] Iowa is a state that likes money coming back into it.
[00:52:27] North Carolina hates when money is coming back into the state. Iowa, on the other hand,
[00:52:33] they have an appetite for money. They love when the state is-
[00:52:37] It will be a tremendous success as a senator. She's going to bring a lot of goodies back
[00:52:41] to Iowa, which Iowa needs.
[00:52:45] We have the best murder.
[00:52:46] I hate the folks that are back here because I want it by so much and it doesn't make
[00:52:49] sense that they wouldn't be right up there with me.
[00:52:51] And really quickly, sir, on the arrest in the U.K., response officers have arrested
[00:52:56] and just released on bail.
[00:52:58] What's your reaction to that?
[00:52:59] And is this connected to a crime?
[00:53:02] Might be, but I will tell you, I would have said,
[00:53:05] don't let them have bail, cashless bail.
[00:53:09] I wonder, is it cashless bail, I guess?
[00:53:12] That was one of the problems that we had
[00:53:13] which started the whole mess of crime
[00:53:16] and we're ending cashless bail.
[00:53:18] But over there, I'm surprised that they're released
[00:53:21] and I wouldn't have done that.
[00:53:22] So they've been very good.
[00:53:23] They worked with us very closely.
[00:53:26] We know everything about him all the polls are fake. Natalie tells me Natalie tells me all the time everybody loves me
[00:53:33] All the polls are fake. Iowa is fake
[00:53:37] Iowa loves money. I love giving money to it
[00:53:40] Dude, this is a this is a sign of desperation that he is on a defensive posture and
[00:53:47] trying to offer
[00:53:49] spending to a state like Iowa in
[00:53:51] In the in the build-up to these midterms, which means he's cooked. He's cooked in Michigan
[00:53:58] He's cooked in other areas where like if you are trying to defend Iowa
[00:54:05] Okay, if you are trying to defend the Republican in Iowa, okay, you are fucked
[00:54:13] What's next bro, Mississippi?
[00:54:16] What's next?
[00:54:18] Alabama
[00:54:19] Where are the races that are contested for Republicans?
[00:54:24] How?
[00:54:25] How purple will red states get?
[00:54:30] And it's really funny
[00:54:33] Because a big part of the reason why they're failing is is obviously there's nothing defensible about this administration, right?
[00:54:40] There's they've done nothing good. It's all bad
[00:54:43] It's never nothing bad can happen only good can happen. It's the exact opposite, right?
[00:54:48] And people can feel it and
[00:54:51] They they're hurting in their wallets and that's the worst thing for any administration gas price are going up
[00:54:58] Directly born out of the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz a war of choice that we are waging against Iran
[00:55:04] at the behest of a foreign pariah state Israel
[00:55:09] Worst predicament to be in and ironically not dissimilar to the same predicament Joe Biden was in
[00:55:16] And Joe Biden threw away the future of American democracy in an identical circumstance, right?
[00:55:25] So you got this issue.
[00:55:28] You got this major crisis.
[00:55:32] And you can't deal with it.
[00:55:33] There's nothing defensible about your administration.
[00:55:36] You're underwater for your most popular position, which was immigration.
[00:55:41] Their most popular policy was mass deportations, and people are opposing mass deportation.
[00:55:47] Now they hate it.
[00:55:48] So, the only thing they can lean into is, well, the Democrats are radical.
[00:55:54] The Democrats are radical.
[00:55:55] Look at this.
[00:55:56] This is Sam Piker.
[00:55:57] He's a Twitch streamer that you've never heard of.
[00:55:58] He is a dangerous radical.
[00:56:01] Right?
[00:56:02] And they pump that narrative, but most people don't know who the fuck I am.
[00:56:08] even if they learn who I am and hate me, they're like,
[00:56:10] what does this have to do with the gas prices?
[00:56:14] Right.
[00:56:18] And so it's failed.
[00:56:20] And because it's failed, now they're moving into
[00:56:25] one of the oldest arguments that they can present
[00:56:28] when the midterms come around.
[00:56:32] They're talking about a migrant caravan.
[00:56:35] Okay. They're bringing out the old faithful baby.
[00:56:41] They're going to talk about transgender athletes and migrant care events.
[00:56:50] So the cows come home. A classic. Okay. Let's take a look.
[00:57:01] Here it is. Google migrant care event right now and you'll see numerous articles.
[00:57:05] Migrant caravan from Honduras heads towards U.S. border.
[00:57:10] Why is a migrant caravan heading towards the U.S.?
[00:57:12] Migrant caravan from Honduras heads towards U.S. border.
[00:57:16] Yeah, licensible picture from three days ago from Reuters Connect.
[00:57:24] Migrant caravan crosses Mexico on route to the United States.
[00:57:28] Will this work?
[00:57:32] Or are people aware of what is going on? This is their October surprise?
[00:57:40] This is their October surprise what happened?
[00:57:44] What happened? I thought the the fuck-a-son thing was working so well
[00:57:49] You put the meat pig at the Republican convention. It didn't work
[00:57:57] Yeah
[00:58:02] Wait, I thought Centering a Twitch streamer is your primary up during unprecedented crises.
[00:58:28] Marjorie Taylor Green tweeted about it against Trump law. Yeah, no, I know and that's a
[00:58:41] fake video too. They're running fake videos. They're running, you know, AI made videos
[00:58:47] to talk about the dangers of the migrant caravans. New caravan of several hundred
[00:58:50] migrants in Honduras currently moving to Guatemala through Mexico.
[00:59:20] Yeah, narrative didn't work.
[00:59:50] New president of CAP. Yeah, Marjorie Taylor Green for the president of the Center for American Progress
[01:00:03] She'll be the CEO of white women one day. Yeah
[01:00:08] Oh
[01:00:11] It's funny because I also I
[01:00:15] Also called this out. I said like, you know normally during midterm elections
[01:00:20] Republicans will lean into transgender athletes. They'll lean into migrant caravans.
[01:00:25] But this time they were using me as the, as the, you know, primary opposition.
[01:00:30] But I'm not relevant enough. Even if I became much more famous, right?
[01:00:37] You don't have anything to get mad at me over.
[01:00:41] Okay? Why the fuck would a random American Republican
[01:00:48] or a random American independent voter, give a single shit about a random push rumor in Los Angeles,
[01:00:56] California. Why would they care? They care about the gas prices. They care about the economy. Is the
[01:01:01] economy doing good? Or is it doing poorly? The answer is simple. It's doing poorly. They're
[01:01:08] going to blame the administration for good reason.
[01:01:16] You can't eat outrage.
[01:01:19] At the end of the day, you can't eat outrage.
[01:01:22] Outrage doesn't fill your gas tank.
[01:01:26] And this migrant caravan thing is not going to work either.
[01:01:33] This is not going to work.
[01:01:36] This will work on a tiny number of people that already were voting for the Republicans
[01:01:41] anyway.
[01:01:42] I guess they'll vote extra hard.
[01:01:46] Most people are going to look at this in the same way that they did with the $5,000 checks,
[01:01:52] right?
[01:01:53] Donald Trump went to the Republican midterm convention, never been done before, unique,
[01:02:00] said, I'm gonna give you $5,000 if you vote for me. They polled the American public on
[01:02:10] the $5,000. Do you know how many people believe that Donald Trump is going to give them $5,000?
[01:02:17] What percentage of Americans believe that? 13%. Now, you might say, Hasan, this is such
[01:02:24] a far-fetched and insane lie. The fact that only, you know, the fact that 13% of Americans
[01:02:28] still believe it is is crazy. Okay. Having said that, that means that the the the bottom
[01:02:38] or or I guess not the bottom necessarily, but the ceiling for the cult is now at 13%.
[01:02:44] percent. The migrant caravan will at most work on 20 percent and 20 percent is not going
[01:02:59] to win you any elections whatsoever, okay? This means that if the Trump MAGA base of
[01:03:17] support right now is at like 25%, 26%, maybe 29% at most, because it's like, it's reached
[01:03:25] sub 30% now, which is unique for Trump. This is the least popular he's ever been in his
[01:03:32] career, which is saying something because the previous lows were during January 6, right?
[01:03:40] Well, let's say if his base is at like 26% or 29%, that means less than half of his
[01:03:51] base believe in this lie, the $5,000 lie. I mean, that's remarkable. This is a cult.
[01:04:01] And it's a cult that is losing its influence. It's a cult where the leader is losing his
[01:04:08] influence amongst the zealots.
[01:04:18] Do you think he actually knows he is so unliked right now or is in an echo chamber?
[01:04:21] I don't know what Natalie is telling him.
[01:04:23] I don't know.
[01:04:25] I can see Natalie being like your beloved Mr. President.
[01:04:29] Let me change your diaper.
[01:04:31] I love you.
[01:04:33] And everyone else loves you too, just like I love you.
[01:04:42] But who knows?
[01:04:45] Yeah.
[01:04:46] the G. Eliot Morris poll, only 13% of voters by Trump's promises in 5K checks of GOP wins midterms.
[01:04:59] I mean, it is remarkable how stupid you have to be to believe this, right? Donald Trump has
[01:05:03] promised $15,000 since the beginning of a second term, right? Tariffs checks, doge cuts.
[01:05:13] These were all going to come back with direct subsidies to the American population.
[01:05:22] It obviously didn't happen and the total now with the 5% with the $5,000 comes
[01:05:29] up to like $13,000 or $15,000 or something like that. He owes us a lot of money, a lot of money
[01:05:36] that he promised. So if you are still expecting the previous 10 grand and now you believe that
[01:05:45] the 5k is coming your way, you're a fucking idiot. 13% of the United States of America
[01:05:53] or at least 13% of the people polled here, they're fucking idiots. Okay? They're morons.
[01:06:01] It is what it is, but the silver lining in the situation is that Americans are no longer
[01:06:14] putting up with the nonsense.
[01:06:25] This is actually big news.
[01:06:26] Arakshi is willing to set foot on US oil, means these talks are serious.
[01:06:28] U.S. sending new negotiators from the State Department, not Trump Blackhees, most promising
[01:06:32] sign of actual peace progress so far.
[01:06:34] Doug, what are you talking about?
[01:06:36] Iraq, she's been stepping on U.S. soil non-stop for like the last week.
[01:06:42] He's been here for the U.N. General Assembly.
[01:06:47] I don't think it's going to lead to anything, but it is Trump's last chance.
[01:06:54] Let's be real.
[01:06:57] He is incredibly desperate, okay?
[01:07:00] He's incredibly desperate.
[01:07:02] This is unironically his last shot.
[01:07:06] Nothing else will salvage his reputation, and even then it might be too late.
[01:07:13] Even if Trump manages a ceasefire on the Schroeder Hormose, and tankers are loaded up and ready
[01:07:21] to go, and there's, you know, 20 million barrels transiting through the Schroeder
[01:07:25] hormones all of a sudden, its consequences to the American markets are going to take some time.
[01:07:37] It's going to take a while. I think it's over. So at this point, it's more so about like,
[01:07:47] do we stop the bleeding? Does he care about what happens after the midterms are over?
[01:07:51] right? Is he gearing up for an escalation post midterms? I suspect that's what he is trying to do.
[01:08:01] I assume that Donald Trump is gearing up for escalations with Iran alongside Israel
[01:08:09] past the midterms. And that's precisely the reason why he's not, you know, he's in a holding
[01:08:14] pattern here. He might even secure like a fake ceasefire for a couple of days to offer some
[01:08:19] some respite. That's something that is in the cards for sure, right?
[01:08:32] And you're seeing a lot of propaganda on this as well. If you go to Twitter, there are a
[01:08:38] lot of OSINT adjacent accounts, a lot of commodities watchers that are now claiming
[01:08:45] falsely that the amount of oil barrels that are passing through the Strait of Hormuz now
[01:08:51] have reached pre-war levels. Multiple analysts are saying transits through the Strait are
[01:08:58] now inexplicably at pre-war levels. This is bullshit. Okay? They're also simultaneously
[01:09:06] claiming that the Iranian transits are at zero. Okay? As in, the Iranian blockade is over,
[01:09:18] the American blockade remains. Now, there's no evidence to suggest that this is the reality.
[01:09:28] And there is evidence to the contrary. For the last 24 hours, Iran has been lasering
[01:09:33] ships in the Persian Gulf. They've been hitting at ships in the Persian Gulf. We also have seen
[01:09:40] that there might be some American sailors, American active duty service members that are
[01:09:47] helping transit some of these ships and they have been injured in Iranian attacks.
[01:09:54] We know that the American aircraft carriers have had to pull back
[01:09:57] beyond the the line that they had created to implement a blockade because
[01:10:06] Iranian anti-ship cruise missiles have been launched at aircraft carriers and
[01:10:14] American aircraft carriers are now engaging in evasive maneuvers and
[01:10:18] moving further back outside of the Ranger Iranian cruise missiles. All of
[01:10:25] All this means that the American campaign is not actually working as intended.
[01:10:31] We also found out that eight U.S. Marines were injured two weeks ago when an Iranian
[01:10:35] cruise missile attacked the ship.
[01:10:37] They were operating in the Strait of Hormuz, according to three U.S. officials.
[01:10:42] There's more information that will come out of that story as well.
[01:10:45] This came out this weekend.
[01:10:47] We covered it on the broadcast for the situation monitors.
[01:10:52] quietly increasing the number of total casualties in the databases. The American blockade is
[01:10:59] pushed back. The American aircraft carriers have moved outside of the range of ballistic
[01:11:04] anti-ship ballistic cruise missiles, or anti-ship cruise missiles that Iranians are deploying.
[01:11:14] Does that sound like the American campaign is going well? And yesterday, Iran claimed
[01:11:21] that has struck 19 ships in the Strait of Hormuz over the past two nights, Barr's news
[01:11:25] agency reported on Sunday after Kepler reported over 20 million barrels of crude and products
[01:11:29] exiting the US blockade line as a seven-day average.
[01:11:34] Iranian forces hit 12 vessels Friday night and seven more Saturday night after they
[01:11:37] tried to pass through unauthorized routes, according to Farris.
[01:11:41] Iranian officials said any ship crossing without Iranian authorization will face
[01:11:44] an armed response.
[01:11:45] claims could not be independently verified in U.S. Central Command has not commented.
[01:11:54] So on the one hand, these guys are claiming that Gulf oil exports are topping 20 million
[01:12:00] barrels a day. That's pre-war levels. But we're not actually seeing that. And now
[01:12:04] Iran is striking some of the vessels. There's at least some footage on the vessel that
[01:12:10] are being struck. Iran is laying naval mines in the U.S. back southern Omani
[01:12:14] corridor of the Strait of Hormuz tonight, at least some of the 10 plus missiles carried
[01:12:18] so far mines per initial reports and senior Iranian sources from the Hormuz letter two
[01:12:23] days ago. I don't know if this is real. Okay. For the record, I don't know if that's real.
[01:12:30] That's complete speculative nonsense. Okay. No disrespect, but the Hormuz letter sometimes
[01:12:37] just offers unsubstantiated information.
[01:12:55] What is this interesting story unfolding this Monday?
[01:12:58] Candace Owens is a lesbian with four dating accounts and cheated on her Hebrew speaking
[01:13:01] husband with girls in 2022.
[01:13:03] I found four of our dating profiles.
[01:13:05] I don't believe this.
[01:13:07] What the hell are you talking about?
[01:13:16] That sounds a little bit too farfetched.
[01:13:20] I'll be honest with you.
[01:13:21] That seems like, uh, that's one of those stories that I would categorize as too good to be true.
[01:13:26] When something is too good to be true, we have to be extra.
[01:13:31] Um, we have to be extra critical.
[01:13:33] Okay. That's one of those stories that sounds too good to be true. There is hard evidence. I mean,
[01:13:40] his husband is gay, so they could have a lavender arrangement. I wouldn't be surprised by that.
[01:13:45] Oh, I'll have to look into it. I'll have to look into it.
[01:13:56] Her husband, sorry.
[01:14:03] No, Candace is not a he-him lesbian.
[01:14:10] Candace Owens is not a gender expansionist or gender expansive he-him lesbian like Soe
[01:14:19] Noir in that western Massachusetts lesbian bar that's doing mass optional one night out
[01:14:25] of the seven nights a week.
[01:14:29] Okay.
[01:14:30] Okay?
[01:14:33] Turkish is a gender-neutral language, so sometimes I get the gender pronouns wrong. It happens frequently. Don't hold it against me. I apologize.
[01:14:48] If you wanted to see turmoil on a travesty, let them take out a city with a nuclear weapon.
[01:14:53] I'm not only talking about Israel and big parts of the Middle East. They are crazy. There's no question about it.
[01:14:59] They are very crazy people. I tell them that all the time. I say you're crazy man, but um, they cannot
[01:15:05] Have a nuke nuclear weapon
[01:15:09] I don't even know what he's saying
[01:15:11] Also, Turks think objects have gender like the French, very European, no, it's the opposite.
[01:15:30] We think everything is genderless.
[01:15:32] Turkish is an entirely gender neutral language.
[01:15:36] We don't have gender pronouns in Turkish.
[01:15:38] such thing exists. So yeah, you tell me if you think things are looking good. I personally
[01:15:53] don't think things are looking good, but let's see what Trump had to say earlier in his Iowa
[01:15:58] announcement. We have the best murder. It's not a nice thing to say, but the murders
[01:16:04] are lower than any time since 1900. We have the best murder. That's cool.
[01:16:13] He's right. We have the best murder. I think yesterday he also said we had the best poverty.
[01:16:20] Like whenever he's trying to say that like the poverty numbers are really good or whatever
[01:16:24] when he's lying about that obviously. He ends up saying it in the funniest way possible and
[01:16:29] it's like we have the best murder and we have the best poverty. We have the best pours.
[01:16:34] We have the best pours
[01:16:43] He's not wrong though. Yeah, he's right. We have the coolest murders
[01:16:50] Anyway, let's look at our favorite analyst Danny Dennis Citrinowitz all the way from believe Tel Aviv
[01:16:58] Non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council
[01:17:00] Danny Dennis to Trinidad. He says Trump's Iran dilemma the big deal meets Tehran's red lines
[01:17:05] Trump strategy is becoming increasingly clear
[01:17:07] He does not want to waste major sanctions relief simply to reopen the show hormones
[01:17:12] Especially when from his perspective the United States already has effective control over the straight
[01:17:17] Instead he wants to move directly to the nuclear issue and use economic relief as leverage for what amounts to a much bigger deal
[01:17:24] The problem is sequencing
[01:17:27] Tehran's position remains fundamentally different
[01:17:29] different. Iran insists that the understandings already reached with Washington must first
[01:17:34] be implemented. The naval blockade must be lifted. Iran must regain access to the frozen
[01:17:38] funds and oil revenues. And the economic commitments contained in the earlier memorandum must begin
[01:17:44] to take effect. Only then is Tehran prepared to enter negotiations over its nuclear
[01:17:49] program. Importantly, this does not mean Iran is rejecting nuclear diplomacy. Iran
[01:17:54] officials have indicated that Tehran is prepared to discuss significant limitations and
[01:17:58] inspections of his nuclear program, as they have done so in the past, by the way, okay?
[01:18:03] This is not new.
[01:18:04] This was the Iranian position during the JCPOA.
[01:18:08] This was the Iranian position that they acted on during the JCPOA.
[01:18:12] And it was the Iranian position before Trump utilized perfidy to do the decapitation
[01:18:18] strike that led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
[01:18:21] Iran had conceded on this.
[01:18:24] For Iran, nuclear arsenal, like nuclear armaments, is not a goal that they are trying to achieve.
[01:18:32] They've made that very clear.
[01:18:34] The nuclear grade enriched uranium is simply a point of leverage.
[01:18:40] They want to use that as leverage to bring America to the negotiations table and to
[01:18:45] get sanctions relief.
[01:18:47] This has always been the name of the game.
[01:18:53] And nowadays, nowadays, given that Iran also exercised its primacy over the Strait of Hormuz,
[01:19:06] they don't even need a nuke.
[01:19:09] They already have the trade nuke.
[01:19:13] So let's be real, Donald Trump did the unthinkable, did what Israel wanted the Americans to do
[01:19:21] for the last four decades almost,
[01:19:25] and it proved that Iran didn't even need
[01:19:28] a nuclear arsenal anyway,
[01:19:31] because they have a much more consequential nuke,
[01:19:34] which is their ballistic munitions
[01:19:40] that they can lob at refineries that are close by.
[01:19:45] They're drones that they can send
[01:19:47] to American military bases.
[01:19:48] They got 15 American military bases to retreat.
[01:19:56] And on top of that, they were able to establish primacy over the Strait of Hormuz, where 20%
[01:20:04] of the world's energy supply transits on a daily basis, right?
[01:20:09] Or at least pre-war.
[01:20:10] That's what happened.
[01:20:15] So I don't know what we are still doing when we talk about the predicament as though Iran
[01:20:22] is still desperate to build a nuke when they have the economic nuke.
[01:20:28] They've already used their economic nuke.
[01:20:36] In any case, Trump is still resistant to recognizing the realities.
[01:20:50] Let's continue.
[01:20:52] So, Taran is prepared to discuss significant limitations and inspections of his nuclear
[01:20:56] program.
[01:20:57] This was also highlighted by Peseshkam and also Arakshi on numerous American media
[01:21:02] outlist that they gave interviews to over the weekend.
[01:21:07] But from Tehran's perspective, nuclear concessions cannot become the price Iran pays to simply
[01:21:10] obtain implementation of commitments Washington has already made.
[01:21:14] This is therefore not primarily a dispute over whether there will be nuclear negotiations
[01:21:18] or dispute over sequencing Washington-Wallis nuclear concessions before providing substantial
[01:21:23] economic relief.
[01:21:26] Tehran wants implementation of the existing memorandum before negotiating additional nuclear
[01:21:29] restrictions.
[01:21:32] So it's a game of chicken.
[01:21:36] Who gives in first?
[01:21:39] Washington does not want to offer sanctions relief before Iran lets up on their blockade
[01:21:45] over the Shroud of Hormuz, or even offers concessions on the nuclear program.
[01:21:51] And Tehran wants the concessions to come before they let up, or before they even
[01:21:56] start the negotiations process over the nuclear program, and it makes sense.
[01:22:00] And then you also have the hardliners as well in the equation.
[01:22:04] The hardliners are saying, no, we need more.
[01:22:07] According to some reporting on the matter, most of Bahamina is actually closer to the
[01:22:12] hardliners on this issue than he is to the more moderate position.
[01:22:19] The idea within Iranian leadership now is we won all of these concessions and we've
[01:22:24] shown the world our might through military deterrence. Why give up on that now? Why give
[01:22:33] up on that now until we get all of our, all of our demands met, all of our needs met,
[01:22:40] all of our demands that they, that they listen to? And it makes sense. It's not
[01:22:47] unreasonable. It's not unreasonable to expect Iranians' maximalist demands be met. America
[01:22:59] has to concede. America has to retreat. America has already retreated by force from 15 military
[01:23:08] bases in the Gulf region. Okay? They've depleted their munitions. They've depleted their offensive
[01:23:15] munitions, they've depleted their defensive munitions. The reality of the matter is,
[01:23:24] we've lost the war. We lost the war on week two basically when they closed the Shreddo Hormuz.
[01:23:29] And it was up to the reasonable commanders to decide the conditions of said retreat
[01:23:37] early on. And we probably could have saved like billions of dollars of assets in the process
[01:23:41] and a big chunk of our defensive and offensive munitions in the process, but
[01:23:46] we just never let up because we didn't want to admit that we had lost.
[01:23:58] Now what and that brings us back to the most uncomfortable strategic question
[01:24:04] says Dennis Shtrinowitz. What exactly was this war supposed to achieve? If after
[01:24:11] After all the military escalation, economic pressure and disruption in the Shredda Hormuz,
[01:24:14] Washington ultimately returns to a framework in which Iran receives sanctions relief in
[01:24:17] exchange for verifiable rescues on its nuclear program, and the obvious question in Washington
[01:24:21] will be difficult to avoid.
[01:24:22] How fundamentally different is that from the logic of the JCPOA?
[01:24:28] The details of any new agreement could, of course, be significantly different and
[01:24:32] potentially much tougher, but the basic bargain would look strikingly familiar economic
[01:24:37] relief for Iran in exchange for negotiated and monitored constraints on its nuclear program.
[01:24:41] That is precisely why the sequencing battle matters so much.
[01:24:44] Trump does not merely need an agreement.
[01:24:46] He needs an agreement that he can credibly present as materially different from and
[01:24:49] more ambitious than the nuclear deal he spent years criticizing.
[01:24:53] And we saw this in the red lines, right?
[01:24:57] Trump didn't want five years of non-nuclear proliferation.
[01:25:01] He wanted 15.
[01:25:03] Iran was comfortable doing it for five.
[01:25:05] wanted 10 or 15. The reason why he wanted that is because that was longer than the scope
[01:25:11] given during the JCPOA. So it sounds stupid, and I guess it is very stupid, but that is
[01:25:21] one of the major reasons why America refuses to deal with Iran. Because Iran, while willing
[01:25:32] and able
[01:25:34] to offer concessions on on enriched uranium
[01:25:38] and bring the international atomic energy agency back in
[01:25:41] to their nuclear facilities
[01:25:43] iran doesn't want to do that iran doesn't want to concede on that before
[01:25:46] they get sanctions relief
[01:25:49] not just sanctions relief on paper
[01:25:52] direct economic relief and it makes total sense for them to make this
[01:25:56] demand
[01:25:57] especially considering that they were already conceding on the nuclear
[01:26:00] issue and then America used that negotiations process to attack Iran through perfidy.
[01:26:11] So no, this is not just Trump's obsession with Barack Obama that is causing all this
[01:26:16] pain, this economic hardship and the American heartland and direct pain and direct violence
[01:26:24] in Iran.
[01:26:29] It's not just because of Obama.
[01:26:30] There's also additional pressures here.
[01:26:33] It's also Israel.
[01:26:34] I would go so far as to say Obama is the red herring here.
[01:26:39] There's ego, but it's also Israel.
[01:26:43] Israel wants this to continue.
[01:26:46] Israel is not suffering in the process.
[01:26:55] From the American perspective, we could elevate the salience of the JCPOA as the anti-Trump
[01:27:02] coalition, and some have tried to do that.
[01:27:04] I've been speaking about this for months now, I mean, we're in month seven of this war,
[01:27:11] Operation Epic Fury.
[01:27:14] But Democrats have not united around this anti-war message from the start.
[01:27:19] That's a big problem.
[01:27:20] There are some Democrats who have.
[01:27:22] Some Democrats who are finally coming to that conclusion.
[01:27:25] Some Democrats were finally saying like, well, you know, we did something better with JCPOA
[01:27:32] and Trump has been a failure overall.
[01:27:37] But it's not a united message because there are also still a tremendous number of Democrats
[01:27:44] in Washington, DC that also didn't like the JCPOA, Chuck Schumer being one of them.
[01:27:50] I'd go so far as to say, Hakeem Jeffries probably also has Israel's interest in mind as his primary concern, and therefore he has been unwilling to commit to a unified message on this front.
[01:28:03] They offer light criticism, tepid criticism on Trump's warmongering, and for the most part, their criticisms revolve around procedural nonsense.
[01:28:20] I think they've mostly been saying that since day one, though, at least on the cable programs
[01:28:30] like Tim Kaine and Jamie Raskin, the world of said Obama had a better deal, yes, but
[01:28:35] Jamie Raskin and Tim Kaine are not the top level leadership in the Democratic Party.
[01:28:42] Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer are.
[01:28:44] You understand?
[01:28:46] That's the problem.
[01:28:47] If this is not a united message, and if Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer are leaning into
[01:28:54] procedural criticisms, whereas Tim Kaine and Jamie Raskin are doing a much better job, and
[01:29:02] also showing that there was an alternative, the alternative is diplomacy, right?
[01:29:09] Then the party, the National Democratic Party, is not unified around a clear-cut identifiable
[01:29:16] anti-war message, anti-Iran war message. This is also another frustration that I have, obviously.
[01:29:28] And this is before we factor in how much people can retort
[01:29:34] to Chuck Schumer, right?
[01:29:39] This was all the way back in June 18th, 2026.
[01:29:48] This was Schumer's initial criticism.
[01:29:50] This is not the art of the deal, this is the art of surrender.
[01:29:53] Trump didn't get peace through strength, he got payoff through weakness.
[01:29:56] Americans got almost nothing we wanted and needed, and Trump gave away the store.
[01:29:59] The Iranians took him to the cleaners.
[01:30:00] Look at what they're getting.
[01:30:01] They got more control over the strait, they're getting a $300 billion payoff.
[01:30:06] We Democrats are not going to vote for it. No one should vote for it. This money should
[01:30:09] be used at home where it's needed to reduce people's costs, not as a payoff to the Iranians.
[01:30:13] The Iranians still have their missiles, oil pricing, gas pricing will stay higher for
[01:30:16] a long time. Basically Iran got just about everything it wanted and we got nothing.
[01:30:21] So the bottom line is that this is a fiasco, it's a disaster. Does this sound like demanding
[01:30:31] that Donald Trump retreat and find a just and peaceable conclusion to this spectacular
[01:30:41] fuck up. Hit Trump all you want. It's worthy. His actions are worthy of criticism, but how
[01:30:48] How you criticize Trump also matters.
[01:30:54] This was back in June 18th, 2026.
[01:31:01] Does this strike you as a, as, as a decent enough message?
[01:31:08] Yeah, no, I hate that message.
[01:31:31] It seems like they walked it back a bit since they started pushing the WPR as the most salient
[01:31:35] point for Democrats in Congress.
[01:31:36] I know not only is it too late though, but also Chuck Schumer is on the record on too
[01:31:44] many different occasions attacking Trump from the right.
[01:31:49] This is the problem.
[01:31:51] Can you imagine a world where we had a competent opposition party and all of its leadership
[01:31:56] from the start was saying we should not have gone into this war.
[01:31:59] But now that we've gotten into this war and Iran has gained leverage over us, we need
[01:32:03] to retreat immediately.
[01:32:05] We need to concede on some of these just demands that Iran is making, and we need to retreat
[01:32:12] for the sake of international stability, to return to law and order.
[01:32:16] We will also commit to holding Trump accountable for not following American rules, American
[01:32:22] laws.
[01:32:23] the administration accountable for waging this war that nobody wanted, that is what a competent
[01:32:31] opposition party would say in that moment, all the way back in June, a couple months into this
[01:32:36] spectacular failure, right? This military quagmire that Donald Trump went into against the wishes
[01:32:42] of his top generals, against the intelligence coming from his intelligence community.
[01:32:47] There were plenty of risk assessments that were delivered to Donald Trump in this process.
[01:32:54] They all said, don't do this.
[01:32:56] Trump did it anyway.
[01:32:57] Why did he do it?
[01:32:58] Well, because there was one guy in his corner that he really likes for some reason, or
[01:33:02] really trusts for some reason.
[01:33:04] That guy is Israel.
[01:33:05] That guy's Benjamin and Yahoo.
[01:33:17] Imagine a world where that was the top-line message coming from the anti-Trump coalition
[01:33:23] leadership.
[01:33:25] Donald Trump should have never gotten us into this war to begin with, but he did it because
[01:33:29] he was urged by a war criminal, Benjamin Netanyahu.
[01:33:33] He didn't listen to his generals, he didn't listen to any of the advice coming from
[01:33:36] his top leadership, he did not listen to the advice coming from his intelligence
[01:33:40] community and their intelligence assessment.
[01:33:42] He brought us into this military quagmire, and now gas prices are a high.
[01:33:48] Americans are already suffering an unprecedented cost of living crisis, and he's only made
[01:33:52] it worse after claiming that he was going to be the peace president.
[01:33:58] We are going to put an end to this war.
[01:34:01] We are going to take whatever deal necessary to put an end to this war to bring back
[01:34:05] international stability.
[01:34:07] going to do this through diplomacy as Barack Obama had shown before that diplomacy is possible.
[01:34:15] Not only is it possible, but it's the best way to deal with Iran.
[01:34:24] And not only that, but we will also hold the Trump administration accountable for waging
[01:34:29] this war that no American wanted.
[01:34:32] Waging this war and continuing this war that has only made the cost of living crisis
[01:34:36] worse. That is the appropriate way to message. That was the appropriate way to message. That
[01:34:43] is still the appropriate way to message. Have you heard that from any top Democrats?
[01:35:06] Anyway, but instead, you got Twitter effort posts coming from, you know, pro-Trump-aligned
[01:35:20] Osset guys and commodity traders that are claiming that the Strait of Hormuz is open, and that
[01:35:29] Iran has lost control over the Strait of Hormuz, and that there are tankers transiting
[01:35:33] through the Shreddo Hormuz unimpeded and that the only blockade that remains of the Shreddo
[01:35:39] Hormuz is the American one, they've just decided, you know, we'll engage in copium,
[01:35:46] we'll engage in copium and we'll dilute ourselves and we'll dilute the western world.
[01:35:52] But again, there's only so much propaganda you can do when we're talking about a hard
[01:35:58] commodity. Okay? A hard commodity that is necessary, that is traded as a global commodity because
[01:36:07] everyone needs it. There's inelastic demand. And the gas prices are not going down.
[01:36:19] There's also a hard limit to how much of our reserves we can tap into.
[01:36:24] You cannot propagandize against the strategic petroleum reserves reaching that hard limit
[01:36:35] and the salt caverns collapsing because there's not enough pressure because there's not enough
[01:36:42] oil that remains in the stockpiles. What are you gonna do then? There is nothing you can do
[01:36:49] that moment. There is a cataclysmic collapse in the aftermath of that. Industry starts tanking.
[01:36:59] Prices keep going up in the Asian markets. All of the components that are developed in
[01:37:04] the Asian markets are now more expensive. Our tractors and our trucks can't put the same amount
[01:37:15] of diesel into their machinery. There is a supply chain collapse that is imminent as a consequence
[01:37:22] of that. That has a chain reaction, no matter how much you claim, no matter how much you claim
[01:37:31] that, like, you know, people have enough oil, there's sufficient oil, there's so many shadow
[01:37:36] fleets that are escaping the Iranian missiles and they're doing it. And the level of oil
[01:37:43] barrels that are transiting through these tankers or the shadow hormones unimpeded is now prewar
[01:37:49] levels. We've done it. You cannot out yapp the gas prices. You cannot out yapp the diesel prices. You
[01:37:58] cannot you cannot propagandize against the Trump administration claiming that they are going to
[01:38:06] implement a diesel export ban for 90 days. You don't do that if there are sufficient uh uh
[01:38:14] sufficient tankers, sufficient number of tankers, transiting through the Shredo Hormuz.
[01:38:20] You wouldn't need to do an export ban. Saudi Arabia wouldn't need to do an export ban
[01:38:25] of diesel if that was the case, right?
[01:38:30] I'm a truck driver. Freight is slowing down significantly. Now the diesel over $7 easily
[01:38:34] putting over 1k to fill up the truck every time I have to fuel yeah.
[01:39:00] Everything is held together through confidence and ticker tape at this point.
[01:39:03] Anyway, Esfand Yarbat-Mangalich says,
[01:39:05] someone sent me this analysis and asked me what I think.
[01:39:07] Yes, there is more oil flowing to the strait
[01:39:09] with the exception of Iranian oil.
[01:39:11] But people misunderstand the issue of control
[01:39:12] of the Shredda Hormuz and overstated
[01:39:14] its importance in the positioning of Iran, the Gulf,
[01:39:16] and the US as a war drags on.
[01:39:17] Specifically, this analysis on oil export volumes
[01:39:20] and its impact on negotiating positions
[01:39:21] overlooks two more important factors.
[01:39:23] First, Iran may not be able to disrupt energy flows
[01:39:26] as effectively as in the early stage of war,
[01:39:28] but it retains undiminished capabilities
[01:39:30] to destroy stocks, by which
[01:39:31] mean the underlying production infrastructure, whether upstream or downstream.
[01:39:35] Second, the assessment fails to consider that Iran can still choose to escalate by hitting
[01:39:40] these production targets if it determines that Trump isn't feeling enough pain to take
[01:39:44] the diplomatic off-ramps being put in front of him.
[01:39:46] Importantly, we know what happens when Iran is exporting no oil and there is no realistic
[01:39:50] pathway for diplomacy we saw in the uptake and the Qurray's attacks on Aramco facilities
[01:39:56] in 2019.
[01:39:58] But while the risk premium around oil flows may seem tolerable for Trump, the threats to
[01:40:02] energy production, infrastructure and the Gulf remain significant, which is exactly
[01:40:06] why regional countries are still trying to mediate a return to a durable ceasefire and
[01:40:10] diplomatic agreement.
[01:40:11] Trump too is erratic and could give cost to Iran to escalate in this way through his
[01:40:15] own fixation on winning the war.
[01:40:17] Markets are able to price this, especially not when traders are so fixated on short-term
[01:40:21] price action.
[01:40:22] In this respect, the strait isn't really Iran's principal source of leverage.
[01:40:26] It never was.
[01:40:27] I think that this argument is also still incorrect.
[01:40:32] I think that they can still frustrate enough
[01:40:36] of the regular transit for it to remain a problem.
[01:40:43] And they've shown that in the last 48 hours.
[01:40:53] Okay, this was Alexander Stahl's assessment.
[01:40:56] My data and message below are very good. Iran has lost control over the Shreya Hormuz.
[01:41:01] Oil exports in the Middle East are now back to about 94%. This is a moving target, yes.
[01:41:06] But it is what the data tells us right now here, and as far as I can judge, there's
[01:41:09] plenty of independent data source to cross check below. The key development over the
[01:41:12] past month was the UAE's refusal to become hostage to Iran's regime instead of
[01:41:15] establishing what I described the Hormuz Shuttle.
[01:41:20] Fast forward to September and not only has AdNok become very good at the Hormuz
[01:41:23] Shuttle, Aramco and Kuwaiti have left from the UAE and copied the model.
[01:41:27] By now, we have some 116 halls active in the Shuttle trade around the
[01:41:30] Shuttle Hormuz.
[01:41:31] Most of them using the Oman lane, hugging the coast of Oman instead of
[01:41:34] using the middle lane in my, uh, the IMO lane and the Tehran toll booth,
[01:41:39] hugging the Persian coast.
[01:41:42] As importantly, Adnaka's overcapacity for the trade.
[01:41:44] That means it can provide the shuttle service for Iraq too.
[01:41:47] Of course, at a nice fee, how much at this point, it costs about $212
[01:41:51] per metric ton or roughly 28 to 30 BBL depending on the grade to ship crude out of the Persian
[01:41:56] Trap.
[01:41:57] In other words, for a 10 to 15 day trip with 2 million barrels of crude loaded on a VLCC,
[01:42:05] a customer pays some $58 million.
[01:42:08] That is a lot, ladies and gentlemen, and that is why a brand new VLCC costs about $220
[01:42:13] million to buy today.
[01:42:15] While ordering a new build in a Korean shipyard costs some $132 million according
[01:42:20] Bloomberg data, the values in the here and now, not in the delivery by 2030, which is my understanding
[01:42:25] of the open source shipyards right now. So, the analysis, the assessment is,
[01:42:36] the assessment is that there are numerous ways that the Emirates have been able to avoid
[01:42:41] the Iranian blockade. There are also ways in which the shadow fleets are crossing through
[01:42:53] by turning off their transponders and evading the Iranian missile strikes. But the issue
[01:43:02] still remains. The issue still remains. Why doesn't millionaire Hassan just pay the
[01:43:10] 25k to do the speech
[01:43:13] The fuck are you talking about?
[01:43:18] You think that's dude Ben Shapiro gets paid like 75 grand a pop
[01:43:23] To go and speak at college campuses by not only the alumni, but also these organizations
[01:43:29] I do it for free
[01:43:30] I pay out of pocket to go and fly to these places and now on top of that
[01:43:33] I have to literally cover the cost that the university is supposed to cover what kind of precedent are we fucking setting at?
[01:43:40] that point. There is no free speech. If you're adding additional financial hurdles, I don't
[01:43:47] even get paid to do these fucking speeches. You know that, right? What are we doing? Oh,
[01:43:56] dude, here's how it goes going forward. If you want to speak at college campuses, you're
[01:44:06] You're obviously not going to get paid, which is fine, I'm fine with that.
[01:44:09] I don't mind it, you know?
[01:44:12] Even though your Republican counterparts are getting paid a shit ton of money every time
[01:44:17] they do one of those speeches, okay?
[01:44:20] But now you also have to fuck it.
[01:44:21] If you get too many death threats, you have to pay 25 grand?
[01:44:27] You do realize the point of that is to stop me from speaking, right?
[01:44:33] Wait, I got invited to speak on this, uh, campus.
[01:44:53] Who demanded that from you? The university? No, the university is not demanding that.
[01:45:15] The college democrats are trying to fundraise right now, which is great. I'm glad that they're doing
[01:45:19] that to pay the extra cost that the university is also putting on them in an effort to create
[01:45:26] an additional hurdle.
[01:45:29] Yeah, not to mention it will incentivize partisan death threats because then you're directly
[01:45:38] financially hurting exactly who you disagree with the most.
[01:45:42] Yeah.
[01:45:43] What kind of strange lesson are we teaching the right wing reactionaries at that point?
[01:45:49] Oh, if they if they also
[01:45:52] Do sufficient amounts of death threats instead of prosecuting said actionable death threats
[01:45:57] The campus will decide you are at fault not the person issuing the death threats, but you the speaker. What the fuck?
[01:46:05] So then anytime anyone anytime any leftist or any socialist or any
[01:46:10] Democrat really besides they go speak at a college campus if they get a sufficient number of death threats then
[01:46:16] The the cost would be too high to bear
[01:46:18] You do understand that that shuts off one kind of speech from every college campus while the only type of speech that you hear is Ben Shapiro.
[01:46:42] Yes, universities do give clubs money to pay for stuff like this.
[01:46:46] it's just that the university of tex Austin is not following their own rules
[01:46:50] because they don't want me to speak there
[01:46:52] but they can outright deny me
[01:46:54] so they're doing their very best to make sure that it's as difficult as a
[01:46:57] process that i quit you know what i mean that the college democrats quit that i
[01:47:01] quit that we don't do this
[01:47:02] uh... that they will we don't organize on campus and we don't do this
[01:47:06] speech
[01:47:07] and because we're still stubborn and two principles and too hard headed to
[01:47:11] quit
[01:47:12] both myself and
[01:47:13] chowds out to the college democrats by the way
[01:47:18] you know the speech continues
[01:47:25] they can outright censor me
[01:47:29] public university then they have a
[01:47:31] a possible first amendment violation in their hands and a possible lawsuit
[01:47:37] i thought that she was getting caught uh... canceled no he's not as a
[01:47:39] matter effect, Ben Shapiro, Turning Point USA has invited Ben Shapiro to
[01:47:43] University of Texas, Austin. He's going to be speaking on October 7, 2026. He was
[01:47:50] invited by Turning Point USA. He has an auditorium. He has the security. He's
[01:47:55] probably getting paid for that speech, by the way. Meanwhile, we have to fund
[01:48:00] raise on our own to ensure we cover the additional costs. That's the double standard here. That's
[01:48:17] where we're at.
[01:48:27] We'll do it.
[01:48:39] The UT Austin Board of Trustees answers directly to Greg Abbott.
[01:48:42] Of course they're trying their hardest to keep you from speaking.
[01:48:44] Republican captured? Yeah.
[01:49:09] What is this random XCC thing that just now his chat can make up their mind if they agree
[01:49:12] with you or not
[01:49:14] I think it's bad to be able to do it
[01:49:17] now that sounds like impossible right
[01:49:20] that sounds like it's an impossible thing that I'm mentioning
[01:49:23] right
[01:49:24] except it's not that's used to be that used to be the case
[01:49:27] excuse you used to do that
[01:49:29] excuse you
[01:49:30] I don't know what it is involved with yet
[01:49:33] it's like a rubber banding
[01:49:34] is that he's mad that I'm not like a radical left
[01:49:36] it's a problem
[01:49:37] is that
[01:49:38] he thinks that like people need to
[01:49:40] I don't think that's the problem. He's right. He's right. He's right.
[01:49:44] Hasan, I hate Hasan so much. Hasan Snake Roach.
[01:49:48] It's so funny because XZXZ audience will agree with this.
[01:49:51] She's alienating it. Left starting points. Because they're not left radical.
[01:49:56] They're not left radical. Oh no, you're right. You're right wing it.
[01:49:59] He's trying to rubber band and by polling it.
[01:50:02] He's proving your point by calling woke radical lulw. You're proving his point.
[01:50:08] Yeah, see?
[01:50:08] I didn't say he's gonna be like a fucking communist or anything. I just said woke is you'll know woke is back when XQC
[01:50:17] Starts, you know saying don't be ableist
[01:50:23] That's it he got caught in the rookie hole
[01:50:26] Get and shooing it backwards. That's what I do. It's not it's not the order to see your understanding
[01:50:32] it was like mr. BLM he was he was uh a
[01:50:36] A big advocate against ableism like he would say he would be like don't say the r-word, you know all this stuff
[01:50:42] Guy who's now making George Floyd memes
[01:50:45] with his
[01:50:47] With his chatters. Well, but if a son is left and makes skirt memes
[01:50:52] Then why is he's mad about about about flood memes?
[01:50:56] I don't get it. I thought that was a left thing
[01:51:00] Everyone is saying he's right. He's right. He's right. I was just trying to be part of the group
[01:51:05] to literally be this like woke guy. And that's usually how the vibes work. Okay, it's funny
[01:51:14] for like everyone fuck us on. There's like, there's so many he's rights in the chat.
[01:51:25] XQC that was pro BLM would never would never shit on George Floyd, okay? He just wouldn't do that
[01:51:36] He just want to do that
[01:51:43] Okay, that's usually how these vibes work. That's usually how
[01:51:48] And I let you know about that. Yeah, I didn't even make any Floyd means either, but uh
[01:51:52] Okay, see woke is coming back. He's already defending. He's saying like, Oh, well, I didn't do that. Anyway, I didn't do that. Anyway, it was someone else that did it.
[01:52:03] There you go.
[01:52:07] There you go. No, he did. It's true. I don't think he was the one who made the George Floyd meme. Someone else did.
[01:52:13] Okay.
[01:52:16] But that's my point.
[01:52:17] But that's my point.
[01:52:20] Woke is already back.
[01:52:22] He's already defending the fact that, you know, there was someone in his community making the George Floyd music.
[01:52:27] He was like, he's saying he's not.
[01:52:29] I'm telling you, man, it's coming back.
[01:52:31] He's proving the point.
[01:52:39] Yeah, that's good. That's good. We take those. Okay.
[01:52:47] I've seen typing in N word jokes during some kind of jack box game with other people.
[01:52:59] Wait what?
[01:53:00] He definitely showed it and played into it.
[01:53:03] But yeah, you're 100% right you rookie hold his ass.
[01:53:07] Yeah.
[01:53:08] Ross Axios wrote about you UT University Democrats bring a Sompiger to Austin
[01:53:30] Woke 2.0 should exclude Twitter Reddit shitty public discourse woke us back when X2 try to make amends with you
[01:53:36] I don't think XQ will ever try to make amends with me
[01:53:40] but
[01:53:41] Look my point is I don't even care about that
[01:53:46] I'm here to stop the hemorrhaging okay
[01:53:50] Any day the XQC leans into like right wing names and normalizes it to his community of impressionable fans
[01:53:57] It's a bad day any day where he puts a stop to that is a good day and those days are coming
[01:54:02] Okay, those days are coming. He doesn't have to like me. He can say I'm up the biggest piece of shit. Okay?
[01:54:10] He can hate me all day every day as long as he
[01:54:13] Starts moving in a more woke direction, which I perceive is going to happen and says oh no dude
[01:54:19] I was just a regular centrist dude. I was never right-wing dude. It's just the left was too far left dude
[01:54:26] But also dude, we shouldn't be racist. We shouldn't be ableist all that stuff
[01:54:30] That means that woke is back
[01:54:33] He is my barometer for not only like the normies if moist critical is my barometer for normies
[01:54:41] Excuses my barometer for the apolitical chud adjacent content creators, right?
[01:54:48] His execution just follows what he thinks is popular and that's if if all of a sudden woke is popular now Hasan
[01:54:54] This is so stupid
[01:54:58] Okay
[01:55:00] He's chat was spamming this Lamau ex-Q Trump. Yeah.
[01:55:18] Did you miss past the 60 seconds of what XCC just said?
[01:55:23] No, I, he is, he's, he's already positioning it like, oh, I'm, I'm actually, I'm, I'm reasonable.
[01:55:29] I'm the reasonable moderate. I'm a centrist. I'm a centrist who happened to platform like happen to literally do extreme with Aiden Ross and Donald Trump
[01:55:42] Excuse me
[01:55:43] He compared George Floyd to Charlie Kirk. Oh, yeah, I know I know he did do that
[01:55:47] That's the classic chud line right where they're like, oh well if you make fun of Charlie Kirk
[01:55:51] We can make fun of George Floyd. It's like when you make fun of George Floyd
[01:55:53] You're not making fun of the individual. You're making fun of black people getting killed in the hands of police
[01:55:59] The reason why people make fun of Charlie Kirk. Well for some they hate Charlie Kirk. They might actually even celebrate assassination
[01:56:05] I'm not one of those people right? I've made my position on that very clear, but we're making fun of the forced reverence around
[01:56:12] Charlie Kirk, okay?
[01:56:16] Force reverence around Donald Trump's favorite podcast there that he doesn't even respect
[01:56:21] Okay
[01:56:23] Because they tried to murderize him. They tried to say he was the the best guy. He was a white man's MLK
[01:56:34] Yeah, Charlie Kirk was a political actor of the far-right variety by choice
[01:56:40] George Floyd was murdered
[01:56:42] as an American citizen in cold blood in the middle of the goddamn day in the hands of
[01:56:49] a brutal police force that disproportionately targets black people
[01:56:53] In any case, your video on ex-QC on transphobia brought me into your community.
[01:57:09] Yeah, this was what back when... back when my main was woke, you know?
[01:57:15] Ex-CNAT and Ross debated trans issues and it was the weirdest debate I've ever seen.
[01:57:19] April 22nd, 2024, two years ago.
[01:57:32] Woke will be back once again.
[01:57:33] That's my point.
[01:57:35] Woke is back already.
[01:57:37] And, and the final shoe will fall when you got people like ex-U.C. defending,
[01:57:44] you know, pro-trans positions again.
[01:57:49] We'll see
[01:57:51] Like
[01:57:53] And the whole point of course we get a good humanity is that outrageous equals women
[01:57:59] It's the whole basis of the game. It's not making a fucking mean
[01:58:01] Well, you're not you're not making me out of thin air is that outrageous equals women
[01:58:06] More it's so funny if I if I were to do oh my god, dude come on come on
[01:58:13] The difference to George Floyd was killed by the state and Charlie Kirk was killed by wait never mind
[01:58:20] No, dude. Charlie Kirk was not killed by the state. Please stop
[01:58:25] Okay, anyway
[01:58:28] Yeah, he's saying the the George Floyd memes are
[01:58:31] Acceptable because they're supposed to be outrageous only racism is outrageous if someone were to make light of a right-wing
[01:58:39] propagandists
[01:58:41] That that was treated as like, you know, that was forcibly treated as though he was like white man's MLK
[01:58:49] Then you know and people make fun of that then that's that's completely unacceptable
[01:58:54] Why because Charlie Kirk, you know was it was a
[01:58:59] Fairly wealthy person he was a renowned person, you know, he was he was somebody
[01:59:04] These people treat George Floyd like he was nobody that's kind of the problem
[01:59:08] Thatļæ½s the whole point. And thatļæ½s precisely the reason why George Floyd is not about the
[01:59:12] individual. Itļæ½s about systemic racism. Itļæ½s starting to weigh in on this. Continue
[01:59:27] to exclude Iranian ages from their analysis. Every western analysis like this assumes that
[01:59:31] a static Iran just gradually collapses. But what if they do something thatļæ½s never
[01:59:35] factored in and explains how we keep getting it wrong.
[01:59:44] Chaps my data and my message below are very clear.
[01:59:47] Yeah, getting back to the Shredda Hormuz crisis, right?
[01:59:52] My data and my message below are very clear.
[01:59:54] Iran has lost control of Hormuz, but careful with overreading my message.
[01:59:57] Never said we have an oil bear market now.
[01:59:59] We are not there yet.
[02:00:00] For one, the Hormuz shuttle needs to become permanent and more efficient.
[02:00:03] The Hormuz Shuttle creates enormous tanker inefficiencies driving up, landed costs for
[02:00:07] refiners especially in Asia.
[02:00:09] But as importantly, product exports remain heavily disrupted because of Russia, the East
[02:00:16] West pipeline tanker inefficiencies and lower Chinese refinery runs.
[02:00:19] That means cracks remain high, and diesel and gasoline prices remain high, even if
[02:00:24] crude falls below 100.
[02:00:26] Also the Hormuz Shuttle is now a target.
[02:00:30] problem the moment China starts buying near its nine to ten million barrels per
[02:00:34] day seaborne import baseline we still lack sufficient crude flows and face
[02:00:37] even greater tanker rate stress pushing both crude and product prices higher
[02:00:41] again above all Trump needs to stay the course if this regime is to break and
[02:00:46] flows are finally to normalize look at how many things are outside of Trump's
[02:00:51] control the only thing that it is in Trump's control is to manage this
[02:00:56] crisis, and to concede. It's ridiculous.
[02:01:24] It looks like Saudi Arabia has been successfully diverting most of its oil exports through
[02:01:27] the straits since the East West pipeline was shut down and has reached close to pre-war
[02:01:31] levels of oil exports.
[02:01:33] But even if some oil is getting through the instability and chance of escalation matters
[02:01:36] more to oil traders in my opinion.
[02:01:42] Do you want to know what I think?
[02:01:44] This is pure speculation and perhaps I'm wrong.
[02:01:47] I think when the Iranians went to America, where the United Nations General Assembly,
[02:01:54] they eased up on the ships that were transiting.
[02:01:59] And Americans looked at that blip, while Arakshi and Pazeshkiyan are on U.S. soil, and they
[02:02:07] treated that as, oh, it's over, it's done.
[02:02:09] They have no control over the strait.
[02:02:11] We can do whatever the fuck we want.
[02:02:15] That's what I think, especially because now that they're leaving, well, they're still here,
[02:02:21] but now that it became too much of a propaganda point for the Americans, they immediately started
[02:02:30] lasering the ships for the last 48 hours.
[02:02:34] Are you prepared for this oil situation update?
[02:02:39] Oil flows out of the Persian Gulf of God, exponential six minutes ago, 1.2 kilometer
[02:02:43] tall wall of crude oil began radiating.
[02:02:45] Okay, dude, chill.
[02:02:47] Yeah, he's, he's meaning, yes, he's like making a joke,
[02:02:50] but like oil, the ships that were transiting have gone up.
[02:02:56] Iran definitely eased up on the ships
[02:02:59] that were passing through.
[02:03:01] It's still not like pre-war levels.
[02:03:02] They're greatly exaggerating how many ships are going
[02:03:05] through and it's not enough to make up
[02:03:08] for the previous war-born limitations.
[02:03:13] Okay?
[02:03:15] But this has already happened in the past.
[02:03:26] This happened.
[02:03:27] This happened during the MOU as well.
[02:03:34] Saudi Arabia cooled oil exports hit high as levels zero, while war began despite pipeline
[02:03:38] outrage.
[02:03:39] We'll see what it looks like this upcoming week.
[02:03:42] Okay?
[02:03:44] you see? Yeah, they are, um, they are able to get VLCC's out via heavily armed convoys
[02:04:00] at night, Iran seems unable and unwilling to hit these, so instead has been hitting bulk
[02:04:04] good ships.
[02:04:07] Pacious, this is not yet the deflationary signal for an equity rally, but we are making
[02:04:18] progress come Q127, assuming Trump holds the line this should get really interesting
[02:04:22] once flows normalize and tanker inefficiencies ease.
[02:04:25] The market will front-run the balances and push crude significantly lower.
[02:04:31] The UAE will push production towards 5 million barrels per day.
[02:04:34] What little remains of OPEC will produce flat-out to regain market share.
[02:04:39] We may rediscover just how weak underlying Chinese crude consumption really is, perhaps
[02:04:42] even an AI investment bust.
[02:04:44] All bearish.
[02:04:45] Q2, 2027, I don't know.
[02:04:46] But then we still need to refill some 1.5 to 2 billion barrels of crude stocks
[02:04:52] lost globally. How quickly that happens and at what price will matter enormously lots of
[02:05:01] moving parts let's keep an open mind. I think the very fact that we are clawing back to even
[02:05:12] like pre-war levels for approximately two days or approximately one week while the Iranians
[02:05:18] are in the United States of America implies that things are not all right. Okay?
[02:05:26] Like the fact that they are celebrating, the fact that they're celebrating as the Iranians were in
[02:05:32] the United States of America as they were bringing out another MOU and floating it to Donald Trump,
[02:05:37] and then Donald Trump openly rejected it, and then they started striking some of the ships
[02:05:41] means that complete control over the show of hormones has not been implemented in
[02:05:47] the way that the Americans are presenting it even if they are able to tow some of
[02:05:54] these VLCC tankers right with American able assets things are still not under
[02:06:04] complete control
[02:06:07] Chaps that bond market collapsing the record price for diesel that rising price of crude
[02:06:13] it's all a mirage.
[02:06:14] Don't believe you're lying while I believe my data of bond sell off deep is oil rise above
[02:06:17] $108.
[02:06:20] Meanwhile, Donald Trump is also talking about how he's going to restart the shooting war
[02:06:25] after the midterms are over.
[02:06:27] He's floating that as well.
[02:06:32] The fact that the western world is leaning into a brief moment of respite either born
[02:06:49] out of their military expertise, the American military expertise are born out of like the
[02:06:55] Iranians refusing to let up or sorry, refusing to target while their guys are on US soil.
[02:07:07] It doesn't matter like a brief moment of respite signaling a complete change in the field
[02:07:12] of battle is ridiculous.
[02:07:14] But I will say this, Iran has shown that they have the capabilities of setting the
[02:07:21] pacing of this war. So what Iran does in the upcoming weeks matter a lot. If they feel like
[02:07:28] they do not have sufficient leverage, if they feel like Americans are able to instill confidence
[02:07:32] in the markets by successfully towing some oil tankers through the strait, through
[02:07:39] the Omani coastline in the dead of the night, right? If they are able to regain some
[02:07:46] of this leverage that they've lost, and if Iranians don't actually up the tempo and start
[02:07:52] targeting some of the ships, targeting some of the American naval assets, targeting whatever
[02:07:56] they can in the Shredda Hormuz, even if it's at nighttime, if they don't do that, right?
[02:08:03] That means that there is more credibility to the American argument.
[02:08:08] You understand?
[02:08:10] But yes, Trump rejects Iran's ceasefire, expects renewed bombing after the midterms
[02:08:15] is not looking too great
[02:08:18] brett ericsson says iran war analysis despite the american claims oil moving
[02:08:21] through the hormones the very obvious realities of the trump administration
[02:08:23] is operating on the strategic level of a remedial second grader
[02:08:27] let's assume sixty million barrels of oil actually did move through the
[02:08:30] show to hormones from friday to sunday three days
[02:08:32] twenty million barrels a day sixty million total fine
[02:08:35] if the united states is moving so much oil refined products of the
[02:08:38] hormones
[02:08:39] that time is actually on the trump administration side
[02:08:41] guess what happens iran escalates across the gulf
[02:08:44] the static vessels conducting ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman against static
[02:08:48] anchor tankers off port in the Gulf as they did two weeks ago when they struck two tankers off
[02:08:53] Iraq and the UAE. Unless we actually have a way to stop Iran from striking very easy targets,
[02:08:58] despite Iran launching overwhelming waves of cluster munitions and missiles at American
[02:09:01] military bases in Jordan, we don't have a pathway to victory. We have a pathway to global
[02:09:04] destruction. A second grader could game this out. So yes, they have the capacity to impede
[02:09:12] on the the Hormuz shuffle that they were talking about the UAE routes. They have the capacity to
[02:09:17] hit static targets as well off the ports. And not only that, but they also have the capacity
[02:09:23] to hit American targets and even Israel still. So they maintain this strategic esculatory advantage.
[02:09:32] So the moment where they feel the pressure, the moment where they feel like the American
[02:09:37] blockade is hurting the Iranian economy too much and Americans are seemingly not willing to come
[02:09:42] back to the negotiates table is a moment where they can increase their their their military leverage
[02:09:49] they can push their their they can push their military advance they have
[02:09:56] right the ship the ship transfers does seem to be the main way that they're transporting oil
[02:10:00] you can see the oil traffic map on how many are idling on the side of the Omani coastline
[02:10:05] Yeah. Reuters, the workaround for moving Persian Gulf oil through
[02:10:34] Hormoses hitting capacity ship-to-ship transfers now take 10 days while VLCC rates to China have hit a record 1.27 million per day
[02:10:58] Why don't they simply teleport the oil are they stupid?
[02:11:04] So, this also implies that China's picked up on its oil purchases right after they left America, which is interesting.
[02:11:14] So, that is an additional point of pressure that costs.
[02:11:21] Like, when China starts its imports, even if it ups the amount of imports that it's taking in,
[02:11:34] That will cause tremendous strain on the markets.
[02:11:38] It's going to be much more expensive for American allies in the region to continue purchasing oil at the same barrel price.
[02:11:47] They've already started increasing their purchases.
[02:11:53] And even if the, even if we're transiting more barrels of oil, transiting more tankers
[02:12:03] through the strait, if China goes back to pre-war levels of purchase, then that creates
[02:12:08] tremendous strain on the markets. I are on NA reports of explosions that
[02:12:15] heard along the Iranian coast coming from the Strait of Hormuz.
[02:12:32] These imports are heavily sanctioned crew from Iran and Venezuela.
[02:12:54] Anyway, I'm not even, by the way, what's also crazy about this is like, we're not even factoring
[02:13:06] the cost to the American taxpayer, okay?
[02:13:12] There's that element of it as well.
[02:13:16] Like, it is insane to me.
[02:13:26] I'm skipping the VMA's conversation, I don't really care about that.
[02:13:30] Latest details.
[02:13:31] Now, let's get to the United Kingdom, okay?
[02:13:35] Let's get to the United Kingdom.
[02:13:37] Latest details emerge from alleged UK airbase terrorist plot.
[02:13:43] near an air base that's been crucial to the U.S. war on Iran.
[02:13:48] American players have been using that airfield to strike Iranian targets.
[02:13:52] Now counter-terrorism police are investigating a possible bomb plot.
[02:13:56] Holly Williams is outside the base.
[02:13:58] Holly, good morning.
[02:14:01] Good morning, Nate.
[02:14:02] There is now a police cordon running right through this small village just on the
[02:14:07] edge of the air base.
[02:14:08] And according to reports in the British media, this country's counter-terrorism
[02:14:12] police are investigating possible links with Iran.
[02:14:17] The British police say they received a tip-off in the early hours of Sunday morning about
[02:14:23] three vans in the area.
[02:14:26] Five men were arrested first on suspicion of explosives offences and then on suspicion
[02:14:31] of preparing a terrorist act.
[02:14:34] The arrest in the UK was fantastic.
[02:14:37] The suspects were planning to do, quote, big damage according to President Trump.
[02:14:42] We had them under view for a long time and we got them, thank you.
[02:14:46] Bomb disposal robots examined the vans and around 85 nearby homes were evacuated.
[02:14:53] The US military has used RAF Fairford for decades.
[02:14:57] Most recently it's a base for its giant B-1 bombers, striking missile sites in Iran
[02:15:05] that attack ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
[02:15:09] This thrilled British military enthusiasts and angered Iran, which threatened retaliation
[02:15:16] in July, saying any base used to attack it was a legitimate target.
[02:15:21] I wasn't surprised.
[02:15:24] This woman told us she's lived near the base for 17 years.
[02:15:27] So you were worried that there might be a threat or an attack?
[02:15:32] How can you not be when it's on the news that we were a target, weren't we?
[02:15:38] a meeting with Iran's Foreign Minister just last week, his British counterpart warned that
[02:15:43] the UK would not tolerate intimidation or hostile activity on its own soil.
[02:15:52] Despite President Trump's apparent claim that the suspects were under surveillance, our partners
[02:15:57] at the BBC are reporting that the tip-off to the British police came from a local
[02:16:02] farmer.
[02:16:03] Adriana?
[02:16:04] Alright, Holly Williams in Southern England, thank you so much for all those details.
[02:16:08] then detained. These are the men alleged to have orchestrated a plot on Royal Air Force
[02:16:13] Fertig.
[02:16:14] This story is so crazy because like the British nationals, they get caught around the Royal
[02:16:26] Air Force Base with like very clearly marked vans. They claim initially that there's
[02:16:35] possible like explosive ordnance in the in the vans. But obviously the fact that they released them
[02:16:41] implies that there wasn't explosive ordnance. There's no shot. So they clearly didn't have enough
[02:16:47] to to get them on anything, right?
[02:16:53] Like if the five suspects are all released after 24 hours, after 24 hours on bail,
[02:16:58] that means that they were doing something else, right? They probably didn't, there's no world
[02:17:04] Like the UK, I know people say the UK is woke, right?
[02:17:11] I know that that the right will say, oh, the UK is far too woke. They let Islamic terror run rampant.
[02:17:21] Okay, but, but I doubt that no barely okay. Sorry. They just they released them. They released them
[02:17:29] is my point. They released them after 24 hours of surveillance and investigations.
[02:17:37] So it means that they were doing something else, especially considering that
[02:17:42] Miliband delivered a very interesting speech the other day at Liverpool. And outside of that speech,
[02:17:47] 50 people were arrested for holding up placards, including the massive attack guy that said,
[02:17:53] placards that said, I support Palestine action. So it's not like the British government is
[02:17:58] letting people go, right? They're arresting people for saying they support Palestine action. It's not
[02:18:04] like these guys are, it's not like these guys are going to let up on, on any kind of direct action,
[02:18:11] right? Even if these were like pro-Palestine protests or something or like, even if they weren't like
[02:18:16] IRGC militants, right? Even if they were just like college-aged males that were interested
[02:18:25] in like impeding on, you know, RAF or American Air Force activity, okay?
[02:18:38] The fact that they didn't have enough to pop these guys is like trying to do sabotage is crazy,
[02:18:44] okay? So that part of the story was very confusing to me. I suspect that like at most they were
[02:18:55] Like the the least impactful story would be that they were like trying to steal fuel or something or they were like
[02:19:02] But that would be really stupid
[02:19:05] The the most likely story is that they were uh,
[02:19:08] Surveilling the air force base that the americans are using
[02:19:13] um, either because
[02:19:17] Um, either because they are uh working with like an irgc affiliate or something
[02:19:22] or it's a test run or something like that, right?
[02:19:30] The funniest version of events would be
[02:19:32] that these guys were like,
[02:19:33] oh, we're trying to steal diesel off of trucks
[02:19:39] because the price of diesel is so high.
[02:19:42] If they are diesel thieves,
[02:19:44] this is the most hilarious story of all time
[02:19:48] that happened to be around farmland near the RAF base
[02:19:54] that the Americans are using.
[02:20:06] But obviously the most, was there a bomb?
[02:20:10] No, you don't, what do you think?
[02:20:14] If there was actually a bomb, there was a bomb test
[02:20:18] that was conducted on the trucks, right, that they stopped.
[02:20:22] But if there was any like residue,
[02:20:26] do you think the British government
[02:20:28] and the British intelligence would let these guys go?
[02:20:33] Ask yourself that question.
[02:20:35] If these guys are IRGC affiliates,
[02:20:39] and there's enough evidence to suggest
[02:20:41] that they are IRGC affiliates,
[02:20:43] do you think that they would let them go?
[02:20:48] Yeah, the British intelligence is extremely woke. That's why they let him go. Yeah, meanwhile a 94 year old Jewish human rights lawyer was arrested under terrorism legislation for opposing genocide.
[02:21:01] That is the same government. We're talking about the same government. Okay. Understand.
[02:21:07] 94 year old Jewish human rights bearsther Margaret Owen was arrested under the terrorism act outside of the Andy Burnham Labor Party Conference in Liverpool. Okay.
[02:21:18] That's the same government. You think the same government that's like, oh, you're a 94 year old Jewish human rights barrister
[02:21:25] Fuck you. You're going to prison for saying you support Palestine action is gonna be like, oh
[02:21:30] Five IRGC affiliates were surveilling the Royal Air Force base to possibly blow it up
[02:21:37] But we just let him go after 24 hours. It doesn't make any fucking sense
[02:21:40] This is totally ridiculous.
[02:22:07] Yeah, part of the reason why is because Trump and the CIS Scotland yard have been tracking
[02:22:15] the Iranian terror cell for some time and the terror cell was widely reported today on the
[02:22:18] headline BBC News, local gang stealing agricultural diesel with the propaganda travel much further
[02:22:22] than the truth.
[02:22:26] That's Daniel Lambert's assessment of it.
[02:22:29] But the fact that like the fact that they let him go, the fact that they let him go
[02:22:34] means that they probably weren't, you know, doing anything terrorism related because if
[02:22:39] they were doing something terrorism related there's zero percent chance that the British
[02:22:43] intelligents would let them go.
[02:22:45] They arrived in these three vans and were arrested under suspicion of committing offences
[02:22:51] under the Explosives Act and preparing an act of terror, yet despite the severity
[02:22:57] of these allegations, the men have already been released on bail.
[02:23:03] be very clear this does not mean that the investigation is over.
[02:23:07] I don't know the background of these guys, but it would be very funny if they were reform
[02:23:13] voters.
[02:23:14] Oi lads, we fucking voted for reform. The price of diesel has gone out of fucking control,
[02:23:23] lads.
[02:23:27] a few lads at the local pub that got together and tried to do a little bit of diesel exports ourselves, yeah?
[02:23:41] We fucking voted for reform!
[02:23:45] They absolutely remain under investigation as we explore multiple lines of inquiry.
[02:23:51] So these are the gates of the base and as you can see there are police officers
[02:23:56] here because this is an active counter terrorism police investigation. This
[02:24:01] location is a key operating base of the US Air Force and so there are clear
[02:24:06] geopolitical implications and questions at play. But the decision to bail the
[02:24:13] suspect so early raises questions over just what exactly has transpired in
[02:24:18] in this small village with a proud farming community.
[02:24:23] Plasticity Police had said they received a call at 12.45 am on Sunday morning
[02:24:29] after locals raped an alarm of suspicious vehicles.
[02:24:31] I mean, there's a very easy way to investigate this.
[02:24:34] Go and talk to the farmers in the region to see if they've had
[02:24:38] any of their diesels stolen out of their tractors.
[02:24:42] Right?
[02:24:43] Like, that's one way to figure out whether or not this is like a bunch of diesel thieves
[02:24:52] or if it's like something, you know, more suspicious than that, right?
[02:24:56] But if it's claimed the plot was foiled by farmers, there are now claims of earlier
[02:25:02] intelligence.
[02:25:04] With members of the community speaking under anonymity saying, locals became aware of
[02:25:09] the base anticipating an incident.
[02:25:11] We all knew you've known for a week that your base is on fire there, so things have been
[02:25:17] There's one farmstead in Welford and it's not particularly large either. It's got ten mid-sized grain silos and no fuel storage
[02:25:23] That's large enough to see. Charitably, they could have been eyeing the underground fuel storage tanks that are right up the street
[02:25:28] Which sounds like a sensible plan in theory until you remember that this is a military airbase. Yeah
[02:25:32] I think Analytica Camilla's is right though there the speculation still is that they were doing surveillance
[02:25:37] Potentially, but even then that doesn't make sense. Why the fuck would they let him go?
[02:25:43] Right, so the first the initial suspicion is that they have bombs in the trucks
[02:25:49] There's no residue. There's not enough evidence to suggest that they were like
[02:25:54] Trying to blow up the Air Force base or any of the fucking American assets in the Air Force base, right?
[02:25:59] Then the secondary suspicion is that they're still working with the Iranian government. Somehow
[02:26:07] they're like Iranian assets, but they're simply surveilling the base. But then it's like, why would
[02:26:13] you use three vans to surveil the military base? Why would you use three marked vans to
[02:26:24] to surveil the military base, you probably use one.
[02:26:32] A major line of inquiry for counterterror police is that the five British men arrested
[02:26:36] near the RAF Fairford were there to commit fuel theft in the village of Welford and
[02:26:41] not a terrorist act on the US operated RAF base.
[02:26:51] Yes, this was a surveillance team that sent that set about the try and gauge the best potential avenues over pressure hit
[02:26:56] Areya Fairford you can gather a lot of information from satellite imagery
[02:27:00] But not enough to discern security patterns using drones for reconnaissance more difficult nowadays all the drone sightings over the past few years of spook
[02:27:06] NATO military's
[02:27:07] Security personnel at high value installations have increasingly been equipped with see uas weapons
[02:27:12] So on the ground presence is increasingly becoming a requirement. Fairford is also a massive airbase
[02:27:16] This is even all of it in the picture and the outline grounds around it are a mixture of residential and military areas
[02:27:22] So there aren't a whole lot of avenues of approach keeping tabs on multiple gates plus security force would pretty much require a decently large team
[02:27:28] On foot masquerading as a work crew from a fuel company would give them enough plausible deniability to blend into the surrounding area and
[02:27:34] Watch gates and guard posts, but not the credentials to actually penetrate this installation
[02:27:39] Given the sloppishness of this job. My best guess is that someone paid their crew a few hundred or a few thousand dollars in pound
[02:27:44] Each to scope out this installation i.e. take phone videos and photos possibly to target it but more likely for intelligence gathering purposes
[02:27:53] That is the the
[02:27:56] Do you do anything other than complain brother? I'm covering the news man. I'm not even complaining
[02:28:02] Are you okay?
[02:28:04] so
[02:28:07] If it's a military ever sounds to the terrorist plot wouldn't it be a military plot?
[02:28:11] I mean yes, they're calling it like a you know a terrorist plot because they're saying it's a you know the RGC affiliates that are doing it
[02:28:19] In any case in any case
[02:28:24] I think this is a reasonable
[02:28:28] Guess I think this is a reasonable guess the funniest story would be that they're fucking diesel thieves
[02:28:34] But this is probably the more likely scenario
[02:28:37] that they were doing reconnaissance they were doing some level of surveillance I
[02:28:41] guess that also makes sense as to why there would be three vans instead of one
[02:28:47] guy
[02:28:53] because there's multiple points of entry so they wanted to lol no it's not he
[02:28:59] made it up. I'm saying that, guys, guys, it's not an unreasonable assessment to make, okay? Be for real.
[02:29:17] What are we talking about? But wouldn't they have equipment, surveillance? No, you know, they're,
[02:29:23] they're looking at, they're looking at patterns, they're looking at patrol patterns, they're
[02:29:27] looking at the the on the ground like the on the ground the fence is they're
[02:29:33] trying to gather as much intelligence as possible potentially for you know
[02:29:36] somebody else
[02:29:50] why wouldn't they just have three different vehicles is that three of the
[02:29:53] same ones
[02:29:57] Now, the only reason why I think that that might not be the case is because they released
[02:30:08] them after 24 hours, okay?
[02:30:10] That doesn't make any sense unless they are trying to connect them back to, unless the
[02:30:16] investigation is still ongoing, and they're trying to connect them back to whoever paid
[02:30:21] them, right?
[02:30:22] Because someone is going to most likely establish contact at some point, and they
[02:30:26] release them to surveil them because they realize that these guys are just like a bunch of, you know,
[02:30:32] dumbasses that got paid to do this, right? The most likely scenario, the most likely scenario in this
[02:30:38] moment is that they were released after 24 hours because they want them to, because they know
[02:30:43] that these guys are definitely not like the bomb crew, right? They don't have any explosive
[02:30:48] ordnance or anything like that, but they're trying to see under, you know, constant surveillance,
[02:30:55] they're trying to see if they're going to to have their their handler reach that reach out back to them
[02:31:02] or who knows who knows if they are foreign intelligence of a different sort i don't know
[02:31:07] but the fact that you release them after 24 fucking hours is is ridiculous and also the diesel
[02:31:14] thieves thing is really funny so i i kind of feel like this is a four lion style story
[02:31:25] Why are you ruling out that they were just there to hang out in the forest and be homey
[02:31:35] sexual with your friends?
[02:31:36] You're allowed to have gay sex in the forest with your friends.
[02:31:38] It's hard to make friends in a dollhouse song.
[02:31:41] True.
[02:31:42] I hadn't factored that in.
[02:31:44] Perhaps the reason why I ruled that out, even though that's always top of mind for
[02:31:48] the record, gay sexual homies is something that I think about all the time.
[02:31:53] The only reason why I'm ruling it out in this circumstance is because it's like obviously
[02:31:58] there is a level of organization required here to like get those vans with the, I forget
[02:32:06] what they had on the side of the vans, but it's like a company.
[02:32:10] But they had the wrong color.
[02:32:12] I don't know why they, I don't know why they, because it's supposed to be green,
[02:32:17] I think, like the library is supposed to be green, but for them it was red for
[02:32:21] for some reason fuel up is the company, right. I feel like that is, I feel like that's like
[02:32:29] way, way too organized just to have, you know, gay sex with the homies.
[02:32:38] Dogging sesh gone wrong. Or fuel to you. UK exam is foreign state involvement in suspected
[02:32:49] It's a great app-based plot releases suspects.
[02:33:04] Cruising is generally not legal.
[02:33:07] Or Lions reference Balnour?
[02:33:09] Yeah.
[02:33:10] i love this move bro music is haram bro
[02:33:39] What are we fucking doing lads it's haram lads
[02:33:48] livery not livery sorry livery
[02:33:52] bruv
[02:34:02] if they are released it's nothing simple as
[02:34:06] hahaha
[02:34:08] This is the worst cognac and I've ever heard
[02:34:19] Anyway, are you gonna see your mother x3 the critique is incredibly positive? Yeah, I do want to see it your mother your mother your mother Marsal Ali
[02:34:28] Oh
[02:34:29] Look at the barrels at this side of the vans. Yes. I saw it
[02:34:34] I've seen it. It looks like they were there to put the oils in the barrels, to put petrol in the
[02:34:43] barrels. Diesel. Proper diesel. I've saw it. Who knows what they were trying to do lads,
[02:34:57] but the very fact that the government released them after 24 hours means to me,
[02:35:03] me like these weren't the top guys as possibly speculated on initially they had been concerned
[02:35:30] over so-called proxies. Iran had made prior threats if U.S. bombers were allowed to launch
[02:35:36] attacks from Fairford. But today the Islamic Republic dismissed any connection. And in
[02:35:42] this mystery, President Trump had claimed the U.S. knew all about the plotters. If so,
[02:35:48] nobody told local officials who feel increasingly exposed.
[02:35:53] As far as I can ascertain, the local police were not aware of this. So it seems that
[02:35:59] somewhere the ball might have got dropped, the intelligence agencies, they're going to
[02:36:04] have to work much more effectively. I don't know what the Americans knew versus what the
[02:36:08] British intelligence knew. Like I say, so many questions and I will be pressing for
[02:36:14] answers.
[02:36:16] These questions are mounting. With five men bailed early on despite facing serious
[02:36:21] allegations, in a case with conflicting accounts and the investigation to resolve
[02:36:27] them under way.
[02:36:31] Well the Prime Minister said earlier today he was holding a Cobra meeting here at conference
[02:36:36] and in the last few minutes the Defence Secretary where Streeting said this.
[02:36:40] What we can say at this stage is that the response of our policing, councillor's terrorism
[02:36:46] policing and security services has been exemplary. The investigation remains ongoing.
[02:36:54] of course decisions around bail are operational decisions that are taken by the police and
[02:37:00] where appropriate.
[02:37:01] Yeah, here are the fact.
[02:37:02] Here are the.
[02:37:03] The prosecution service to those investors.
[02:37:06] Here are the photos of the vans.
[02:37:09] Strong like Bull says, don't really seem gay sex ready.
[02:37:13] I disagree.
[02:37:14] Field to you lads.
[02:37:16] Normally, field to you, field delivered, simplified.
[02:37:21] Delivery on fuel to you is a company that delivers fuel directly to businesses, farms and other customers using mobile fuel delivery vans.
[02:37:31] The difference is delivery is supposed to be green lads. These guys, they fucking made it red. It's fake.
[02:37:41] Unless the Tampa fuel that they would deliver into the bomb land was Loub proper Loub
[02:38:02] What's the precursory chemical necessary for Loub is petrol ads for proper Loub
[02:38:11] I
[02:38:17] Petrol based lube
[02:38:26] This could have been random blokes who got hired by the CIA and the surveillance the only thing they get them to do
[02:38:31] They wouldn't bother telling anyone hoping they can honeypot them into something worse than think a false flag kind of thing
[02:38:36] Sure
[02:38:41] But having said all of that, it's very clear that the fact that they let these guys go means
[02:38:52] that they weren't doing what people initially speculated them as doing, which is obviously
[02:39:01] trying to blow up the Royal Air Force Base.
[02:39:04] Because if that was the case, they would have never let them go.
[02:39:07] Okay?
[02:39:08] investigations remain live." A military airbase in southwest England is under heightened security
[02:39:14] and five men are under arrest after a suspected terrorist plot was foiled. Officials descended
[02:39:20] on the area early Sunday morning after receiving a report of suspicious activity. The base
[02:39:26] has been used by the US to launch attacks on targets in Iran. And the men who were
[02:39:31] detained are being held for questioning. U.S. President Donald Trump says,
[02:39:36] These vans are awful for dogging though. There's no windows for your visitors to watch from.
[02:39:41] Though the location is topped here, I fear this might be just a case of public sex instead of
[02:39:48] traditional British dogging. Disgusting. Disgusting, innit?
[02:39:54] it. They weren't trying to do public indecent sea lads. They weren't dogging. Right? Come
[02:40:08] on Ingleland. What are you doing? Back in the day, he used to go out and do a proper
[02:40:15] shagging in public and have the lads take a gander have the lads take a fucking lock
[02:40:28] Now these fucking goners
[02:40:34] The naked look at them the naked they got caught with their shirts off lads it means they were shagging
[02:40:45] Clearly, they were fucking shagging lads!
[02:40:56] Why else would they be naked and afraid?
[02:41:02] It's a sufficiently well-oiled operation, clearly, they've got the same livery on
[02:41:10] the side of the trucks, right?
[02:41:13] three of them, not one, not two, but three fucking trucks.
[02:41:21] And the lads are oiled and naked.
[02:41:25] They were being watched.
[02:41:29] The arrest in the UK was fantastic.
[02:41:32] Working with Britain, it was an amazing job.
[02:41:35] We had them under investigation.
[02:41:37] They were looking to do big damage to our port.
[02:41:43] International Diplomatic Editor Nick Robertson is on the scene here, RAF Fairford. He had
[02:41:49] this update a short time ago. Take a look.
[02:41:54] The base had been on some kind of security lockdown, so that most civilians had left
[02:42:00] the base. There wasn't the normal activity in this village. It wasn't only bustling
[02:42:04] with people coming off the base to get a bite to eat or a cup of coffee or whatever
[02:42:08] it is. The sort of atmosphere here had changed in the past week and there was a sense
[02:42:13] that there was a sort of a raised threat level going on at the base there. Locals around here
[02:42:17] had seen big diggers put across the base gates to make it impossible for anyone to slam a vehicle
[02:42:23] and drive into the base that way. And I was just talking with a local farmer here who's the person
[02:42:30] who spotted this suspicious activity with the three vans and the men and called it into the
[02:42:36] police, which is what then triggered the police response. This is how she described the
[02:42:41] moments of coming home in the early hours of the morning and discovering this unusual bizarre scene
[02:42:47] happening right by her farm. One of the vans has some strange sign writing on it and just because I've
[02:42:55] had a little bit. It's not strange, it's for dogging.
[02:43:02] It's not strange. If you live in Wellford you will have had a little bit to do with
[02:43:08] undercover policing. And I looked it and thought, that's not real. Just the way the number was written
[02:43:15] on the side of the van. And my initial reaction then was, maybe this is the police undercover,
[02:43:23] because they're trying to watch and our driveway. British Nimbism ruining the public shag.
[02:43:32] We used to be a proper country. We used to be a proper country. Get a couple lads together
[02:43:38] in a bunch of lorries, drive off to the countryside, do a proper dogging sesh.
[02:43:46] And nowadays, fucking hell, you got neighbors stopping a proper shagging from taking place.
[02:43:56] Well, you're such an obvious play.
[02:43:58] It's a lorry shagging it. That's how we do it. A proper row.
[02:44:03] is to get right up to the fence of the base so I thought that's why the vans are there
[02:44:08] because that would be a really good idea to block that access up to the fence of the base.
[02:44:18] The British Defence Secretary has said, look, she has a partial picture of what was going on but
[02:44:25] UK officials are not revealing what else they may have known that was happening behind the
[02:44:30] scenes, a nature of any particular threat that may have come. And this is a base that
[02:44:35] has been threatened by Iran before, because this is a base used by the US Air Force B-1
[02:44:41] Lancer bombers to have those deep strikes inside of Iran. So it's drawn attention in
[02:44:48] that way. It has drawn threats from the IRGC in Iran that they would respond and
[02:44:56] attacked the base, but there does seem to have been something that was happening in the
[02:45:00] past week that put everyone here on alert that evening. But of course, people here, farmers,
[02:45:08] one of them saying, if there was such a level of alert, why wasn't there more sort of force
[02:45:13] protection or patrols outside of the base? Why did it take a farmer to spot something
[02:45:19] strange and get the police activated?
[02:45:21] turn to me now CNN senior national okay this is all all signs point to okay I'm
[02:45:27] fully invested it's not even diesel thieves okay they're just a bunch of
[02:45:32] homies that we're trying to do a do an outdoor shag okay proper shag sash okay
[02:45:40] straight up that's the funniest that is the funniest possibility and the
[02:45:48] of all those jellies
[02:45:52] if the budget gay homies fucking okay
[02:45:54] security analyst juliak i am uh... juliak
[02:45:57] let's start here what's your weed on how serious the threat of this attack of
[02:46:00] this plot might have been obviously we're still learning details
[02:46:04] at least president trump he's certainly celebrating the arrests
[02:46:09] yet in the british are keeping quite uh... quiet uh... that under the barrels
[02:46:13] yet the barrels of relube dude
[02:46:16] I already solved the crisis the barrels are not for diesel theft. It's for lube
[02:46:22] Petro base Lou baby oil, right?
[02:46:26] Fucking hell you need it. They need the baby oil if you're gonna do a proper shag sash
[02:46:33] With the lads
[02:46:36] Their own law they are they cannot only detain people without naming them for 14 days
[02:46:42] but we don't even know what the specific charges would be.
[02:46:45] What we do know is that this is still being treated as a terrorism investigation, and so
[02:46:51] that would lead, you know, both the community, people in Britain and, of course, us to look
[02:46:56] at the target.
[02:46:57] The target is a U.K. air force base, but it really is also a United States base.
[02:47:05] It is where we launch our major missions.
[02:47:08] of our major missions in the war in Iran from there, and has been targeted by protest but
[02:47:15] has also been specifically addressed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a potential
[02:47:23] target because they view it as essentially where America is fighting the war from.
[02:47:29] Well, so to that point, the British Defense Minister himself was asked in several interviews
[02:47:34] if the incident was driven by a hostile foreign state.
[02:47:38] He said he did not want to speculate at this stage of the investigation.
[02:47:41] And I understand that there is the idea that you're saying that they might legally have
[02:47:46] to not be able to say certain details.
[02:47:49] But what might they be looking for in order to suggest that this could be a foreign hostile
[02:47:56] that was behind us?
[02:47:58] Yeah, so you have a couple of theories that they're going to go with.
[02:48:03] So that, and that's all they are right now.
[02:48:05] We're not going to speculate.
[02:48:06] But of course, we live in a real world.
[02:48:08] So one is that this was an Iranian launched attack, directed attack.
[02:48:12] I tend to think that's unlikely.
[02:48:14] The Iranians are unlikely to specifically target Western interests because they're winning
[02:48:22] the narrative now.
[02:48:24] I mean, Europe is very upset with us about the war.
[02:48:27] The Gulf states are very upset with us about the war.
[02:48:30] The other is that, or another theory would be radicalized Brits, so British nationals
[02:48:35] as we come to suspect that these men are, have become radicalized not just by this war,
[02:48:41] but remember, we still have Hamas and the Gaza war and the controversies around Israel,
[02:48:48] which have very much animated elements within the British population.
[02:48:52] You would then have a third theory that they're going to look at, is that this may be
[02:48:55] unrelated to either of those.
[02:48:59] I think that's less likely, but certainly as we keep learning from the British authorities
[02:49:05] about what this could be, they are clearly at different potential motivations.
[02:49:10] Last thing, Julia, just I wanted your take on this, what do you make of the reporting
[02:49:14] by outlets like the BBC, The Guardian, The Telegraph, that the operation really was
[02:49:18] not intelligence-led at all, but rather really thanks to the vigilance of local
[02:49:22] residents like you heard Nick Robertson speaking to one, them alerting authorities?
[02:49:27] Yes, I think there's a gap between what President Trump said that these men have been followed
[02:49:33] that this was a big counterterrorism mission and ultimately how this unfolded, which is
[02:49:38] a farmer looks at these bands and says this is awfully weird at midnight in the middle
[02:49:44] of the night and calls it in.
[02:49:47] So that gap between sort of what whether they're I love this story so much.
[02:49:55] I'm sorry.
[02:49:56] Every part of this is like out of a movie, out of like a British comedy movie.
[02:50:02] That's why I said it's like reminding me of Four Lions.
[02:50:06] Like police keeping an open mind over a suspected air base plot as five bailed, okay?
[02:50:15] Open mind equals gay, yeah, that's what it is.
[02:50:18] Police are considering every possible angle, including the use of proxies by hostiles
[02:50:22] day after five suspects were released on bail over the suspected terror plot near an RAF
[02:50:28] base. Five British nationals were arrested on suspicion of explosive offences in terrorism
[02:50:33] on Sunday after three suspicious vins were found near the RAF barefoot in Gloucester,
[02:50:41] which is used by the United States. It's understood the material found was not viable explosives,
[02:50:47] The police have stressed that the investigation is continuing.
[02:50:55] Speaking outside of Scotland Yard on Monday, the head of the UK counter-terrorism policing
[02:51:00] assistant commissioner Lawrence Taylor said, following extensive interviews and inquiries,
[02:51:06] the five men who were arrested are being released on police bail this afternoon.
[02:51:11] To be very clear, this does not mean that the investigation is over.
[02:51:15] They are subject to stringent conditions on their movement in contact with others.
[02:51:21] They absolutely remain under investigation as we explore multiple lines of inquiry.
[02:51:28] Gloucester?
[02:51:30] Gloucestershire?
[02:51:33] Isn't it?
[02:51:36] Isn't it Gloucester?
[02:51:40] Acknowledging speculation over whether Iran was beyond the plot behind the plot the police said
[02:51:48] Plot he said police are keeping an open mind and one
[02:51:52] Possibility could be proxies either knowingly or unknowingly working on behalf of a foreign state
[02:51:59] Iran and other hostile proxies including Russia has been known to use criminal proxies to carry out crimes on its behalf on
[02:52:08] UK soil. Its London Embassy earlier said it categorically rejects and strongly condemns
[02:52:14] the recent unfounded and malicious speculations of Iranian involvement.
[02:52:19] Mr Taylor said, I also know there is significant interest in whether the current geopolitical
[02:52:24] context as a bearing on this incident. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, it's just, it's, it's
[02:52:37] a hilarious story overall.
[02:52:39] Was a counterterrorism intelligence, going on, and Howard unfold is going to have to
[02:52:45] be looked at. If President Trump is correct, the British authorities let these guys get
[02:52:51] awfully close to not just their air force base, but a base that holds our major weaponry,
[02:52:59] a lot of our major aviation weaponry in the war and Iran. So that is something they have to
[02:53:07] look at. But again, it is always a good thing when a community is aware about its surroundings
[02:53:14] and it is this air force base has been the subject of protests, threats.
[02:53:19] I'm assistant commissioner Lawrence Taylor UK want to be relevant. Yeah, that's why they did this
[02:53:27] That's why they did this they wanted to be like hey, we're helping we're a part of the conversation
[02:53:31] So we are the table. We're part of the table. See they're attacking us
[02:53:35] It was a sigh up
[02:53:38] It was a sigh up with the exclusive purpose of making UK feel more relevant in the conversation
[02:53:43] the head of national cancer terrorism policing in the UK. I'm here to provide an update on
[02:53:54] the investigation into the incident that unfolded close to RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire yesterday
[02:54:00] and that cancer terrorism officers are now leading. Oh my God, it's not Gloucester, Gloucester,
[02:54:06] Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire. Wow, that's crazy.
[02:54:12] In the early hours of Sunday morning, colleagues at Gloucestershire Police received a call
[02:54:16] for suspicious vehicles in the vicinity of RAF Fairford. As a result of that information,
[02:54:23] armed officers responded and arrested five men on suspicion of offences under the Explosives
[02:54:29] Act and later preparation of a terrorist act under Section 5 of the Terrorism Act.
[02:54:38] the men had been traveling in three vehicles.
[02:54:41] Overnight, those...
[02:54:42] You've never heard anyone call it Gluster?
[02:54:44] Why would you think that was what it is?
[02:54:47] I don't know because Worcestershire
[02:54:49] or whatever it's called, Worcestersauce.
[02:54:51] Okay?
[02:54:52] In America, the land of freedom, okay?
[02:54:56] The only country that fucking matters
[02:54:58] in the English-speaking world,
[02:55:00] we say Worcestersauce.
[02:55:03] I don't even, I don't know Worcestersauce.
[02:55:06] Some like that.
[02:55:11] So it's not called that whatever it's fucking called.
[02:55:15] Fuck you, man.
[02:55:20] No one says worse to Shire sauce.
[02:55:28] Yeah, you say Wooster Wooster.
[02:55:35] You're mixing it up with Gloucester in the north shore of Boston, which is one of the city Seth Moulton used to represent. Yeah.
[02:55:48] In America, we say it different. In the UK, you say the whole word. It kind of makes sense. It actually doesn't make sense how Americans pronounce it.
[02:56:00] I will admit that but also I'm a dumb fucking American, okay?
[02:56:08] Vehicles have been subject to extensive examination with the support of military assets and forensic experts
[02:56:16] We still have significant resources deployed at the scene and according remains in place while investigators continue their work
[02:56:25] However, we are hopeful to reduce this later today and get residents back to their homes
[02:56:30] will provide further updates on this in due course. I know for the people who call this area and area
[02:56:38] theft at home that this has been a hugely disruptive incident. I thank you for your support and for
[02:56:45] your patience. I can confirm that following extensive interviews and inquiries the five men who were
[02:56:53] were arrested are being released on police bail this afternoon. To be very clear, this
[02:57:00] does not... They were shagging. To be very clear, it is illegal to shag near the Royal
[02:57:11] Air Force Base. I'll have you know Scotland Yard is on the job.
[02:57:17] What does that mean that the investigation is over?
[02:57:21] They are subject to stringent conditions on their movement and contact with others.
[02:57:26] They absolutely remain under investigation as we explore multiple lines of inquiry.
[02:57:33] I also know there is significant interest in whether the current geopolitical context has a bearing on this incident.
[02:57:41] At counterterrorism policing, we are working within this context every single day.
[02:57:48] And at this stage, we are keeping an eye on the situation.
[02:57:50] It could be a Nash Shag, it could be diesel thieves, it could be Iranian proxies that
[02:57:55] are surveilling the Royal Air Force Base, or it could be a false flag, Mossad, CIA,
[02:58:05] and the intelligence services were not sufficiently cleared.
[02:58:10] You never know. Oh, and also it could be anti-war protesters as well, or perhaps the greatest
[02:58:26] story of all, it's all of the above. It's an IRGC proxy that was tasked with having
[02:58:33] gay sex outside of the Royal Air Force Base as an act of protest against America fucking
[02:58:42] the United Kingdom.
[02:58:47] But in order to self fund their operation, they had to steal diesel from the local farm
[02:58:54] tractors.
[02:58:58] Think about it.
[02:59:01] Of crack the fucking case!
[02:59:05] Of crack the fucking case lads!
[02:59:14] The Mario Narwhal Joke Kent combo is really good.
[02:59:17] Check it out.
[02:59:18] Yeah, I will never check that out.
[02:59:21] I'm sorry, chatter.
[02:59:26] Think about it.
[02:59:27] The IRGC, the IRGC hires a bunch of proper lads, okay, through a proxy.
[02:59:37] Their goal is to foment revolution.
[02:59:40] Their goal is to protest outside of the Royal Air Force Base, okay?
[02:59:47] But this is an expensive and costly operation.
[02:59:49] Too many lads want to shag outside of the Royal Air Force Base and therefore to self-fund
[02:59:54] the operation, they're stealing diesel, okay?
[02:59:57] The goal is simple. They are going to surround the Royal Air Force Base and
[03:00:03] they're going to shag. And when people go, what are you doing lads? What are you
[03:00:09] fucking doing? They turn around and they say, this is how the Americans are
[03:00:13] shagging us and our land. That's the protest. Case closed.
[03:00:27] Yeah, I'm just saying, seems probable, seems plausible.
[03:00:44] Open mind in this investigation.
[03:00:47] We have, as you would expect, ensured that our protective security...
[03:00:51] Think about it.
[03:00:52] All of a sudden, if you saw a bunch of proper Brexit geysers shagging outside of the Royal
[03:01:01] Air Force base that America is using, okay, in marked vans, you would pay attention.
[03:01:09] You'd say, what the hell is going on?
[03:01:11] That's the greatest way to pay close attention to a protest, okay?
[03:01:20] That's how they were going to do it.
[03:01:24] Advice and posture remain commensurate to the threat.
[03:01:28] But be assured we are considering this from every possible angle,
[03:01:33] including that this may be actively committed by proxies
[03:01:39] or individuals either knowingly or unknowingly working on behalf of a foreign state.
[03:01:45] To respond to incidents such as these, rapid mobilisation is necessary as we cannot take the risk whilst assessing that threat.
[03:01:54] However, once we understand the threat more clearly, we seek to return affected communities to normality as quickly as possible.
[03:02:02] I have spoken before about the increasing breadth and complexity of the threats that we are facing.
[03:02:09] Often this threat becomes visible to us as criminal activity, often at a small scale
[03:02:17] and committed by individuals whose primary aim is not terrorism but a quick financial game.
[03:02:25] It can be harder to spot and to that end I would ask the public to remain vigilant
[03:02:30] and report anything suspicious to the police.
[03:02:33] I'm also very conscious that there is a great deal of speculation about what may
[03:02:38] may not have been previously known about potential threats for activity. As I hope the public
[03:02:44] will understand, I will not always be able to share this type of information. What I
[03:02:49] do ask is that the public understand that we work hand in glove with MI5 to keep them
[03:02:54] safe from a myriad of threats and do everything we can to protect them. Incidents such as
[03:03:00] this are a reminder of the importance of public vigilance. If you spot something
[03:03:05] that doesn't feel right, please let us know. Thank you.
[03:03:13] Well, Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Lawrence Taylor,
[03:03:17] saying that the five men that they had arrested over the weekend have all been
[03:03:22] released on police bail, subject to stringent conditions.
[03:03:27] And they also said that the extensive investigation down at the scene
[03:03:31] with considerable resources is continuing.
[03:03:34] hand and glove means they use condoms yeah yeah they're not slick yeah I'm
[03:03:39] under them can you say Bosch yeah Bosch is what I say after a proper shagging
[03:03:47] outside of the Royal Air Force Base in an effort to do a protest describe the
[03:03:53] shag-like conditions that the Americans have conducted on British soil
[03:03:58] I'm hoping to be able to reduce it later today and get the residents their home saying it's
[03:04:05] been a hugely disruptive incident for them, well it certainly has.
[03:04:09] Let's bring in our home editor, Jason Farrell, for more.
[03:04:14] What do you make of that press conference, Jason?
[03:04:17] Perhaps a surprise that these five people have been arrested, especially given the
[03:04:21] comments that President Trump.
[03:04:22] Shag-like conditions, the phrase I never thought I'd hear, top tier lads, top tier.
[03:04:27] has made in the last 24 hours.
[03:04:30] It is rather odd with that, isn't it? Five burn. We saw them.
[03:04:34] We saw photographs of five people being arrested on the scene
[03:04:37] with their shirts off in various. See, they're pointing to the fact
[03:04:43] that it was shag-like conditions on the ground. See?
[03:04:51] They're pointing to the fact that they were naked.
[03:04:53] They were shagging. They were dogging.
[03:04:58] They were doing a proper dogging.
[03:05:02] And the five people we know from the previous statement are from London.
[03:05:06] Yeah, he's shy. He's shy about the details because he knows he's uncovering a gay sex plot.
[03:05:12] Look, he can't even look up at the camera.
[03:05:17] their mid-20s, what were they doing there in the dead of night? They have been
[03:05:23] released, I think that's the biggest surprise. You know we thought that they
[03:05:27] certainly police had the ability to go to magistrates and ask for extra time
[03:05:32] to interview these these people and they haven't yet obviously clearly been
[03:05:37] charged but they remain under investigation and with stringent
[03:05:41] conditions. So that's the biggest surprise. I think the other thing that
[03:05:45] What was interesting there was the two points that he touched on around motivation and also
[03:05:54] what they knew.
[03:05:55] And on motivation, they're keeping an open mind.
[03:05:58] It made a nod to the fact that there have been question marks about geopolitical motivations
[03:06:04] and whether there was an involvement from Iran.
[03:06:08] And obviously we've known from the past this discussion around proxies being used.
[03:06:12] And I thought it was significant that he talked about people perhaps their primary aim being
[03:06:20] a quick financial gain and perhaps not being ideologically motivated but had perhaps been
[03:06:27] recruited for money.
[03:06:30] And that is an interesting observation that he made there on the steps of Scotland Yard.
[03:06:37] I think the other thing that he made a nod to as well was what was known before this and
[03:06:44] the idea that the police are working hand in glove with MI5, you know, suggesting that
[03:06:49] they are trying to do their best to keep the public safe, but not really telling us what
[03:06:56] people have been talking about, the answer to the question, which is, did the security
[03:07:01] services have a handle on this? Did they know that something was coming? What was
[03:07:05] it that caused the bases, as we understand, to increase their security at this time around
[03:07:13] R.E.F. Fairford. What was it that residents seemed to notice that security had been tightened
[03:07:19] also? But why was it that it seemed to be a call from the public that led to this operation
[03:07:26] and these arrests? So I think those questions very much remain unanswered. We still don't
[03:07:32] know whether there may or may not be involvement from a foreign intelligence service on this.
[03:07:38] But very interesting that they, first of all, we learned earlier today that these were five
[03:07:43] British nationals in their mid-twenties from three boroughs in London, all close to each
[03:07:49] other, all next door to each other, Camden, Westminster and Willsden. And secondly, now
[03:07:55] that they have been released, albeit under stringent conditions and remaining under
[03:08:00] investigation.
[03:08:01] Jason, also interesting, I think at the very beginning of what Assistant Commissioner Taylor
[03:08:06] said that Councillor Harrison's officers are leading this, but the early hours of the morning
[03:08:12] there were reports of a suspicious vehicle and armed officers responded. So it does appear that the
[03:08:17] farmer that had spoken to, the farmer that raised the alarm that called 999 does appear to be the
[03:08:22] one that did raise the alarm. Yeah, yeah, I think it was a jealous farmer.
[03:08:31] Okay, jealous farmer sees a bunch of proper lads shagging outside of their farm.
[03:08:42] She goes up and says, can I join the proper shagging please?
[03:08:49] The lads say, no, this is a boys only shag event.
[03:08:57] She calls up the fucking, she calls up the fucking coppers.
[03:09:05] Says I ate these lads outside.
[03:09:09] Get him now.
[03:09:12] Get off my land.
[03:09:17] Back off.
[03:09:25] That's what happened.
[03:09:26] This is why I was banned from the UK. I've been a British man my whole life. I've been
[03:09:33] a British man my whole life. I am the sixth British national that was supposed to be a
[03:09:40] part of the proper shag.
[03:09:42] Piss off.
[03:09:45] That's become clear, hasn't it, that that is what happened, that the alarm was raised.
[03:09:54] still not quite clear, and he was, as I say, being a little bit cagey about it, is whether
[03:09:59] there was any kind of intelligence. I'm not saying specific to these individuals, but
[03:10:04] whether there was any kind of intelligence that made them raise the security threat
[03:10:09] at that point. I think the other thing which we haven't touched on is the vehicles.
[03:10:15] They said there's been extensive examination and that's continuing, but we haven't
[03:10:20] yet heard exactly what kind of explosive devices may or may not have been in these vehicles.
[03:10:29] Yeah, I'm pretty sure they didn't have explosive devices in the vehicles. Because guess what?
[03:10:36] If they had more than if they had explosive devices inside of those vehicles,
[03:10:40] they still would be in prison. Okay. There's no world where no matter how woke the far right
[03:10:48] It says the British intelligence community is the British police is they're not letting
[03:10:55] go of five people with explosive devices.
[03:11:01] Okay.
[03:11:02] Anyway, we're moving on from the story.
[03:11:06] I think we've exhausted all of the possible avenues here.
[03:11:11] And we're moving on to Ed Miliband.
[03:11:15] Ed Miliband actually had a very interesting speech at Livipule.
[03:11:22] But once again, in the most like British government fashion, on the one hand, Ed Miliband is inside
[03:11:29] at the Labour Conference in Liverpool talking about how the pro-Palestinian protesters were
[03:11:35] right.
[03:11:36] On the other hand, there were Palestine action protesters outside, 50 of them got
[03:11:41] arrested.
[03:11:43] This is the exact same story that has played itself out in England for the last three years.
[03:11:58] As we think about our role in the world, we will never be silent about injustice and suffering.
[03:12:04] Let us state the reality about the Middle East.
[03:12:06] The only route to peace is two states, a secure Israel and a secure Palestine, with
[03:12:12] freedom, dignity and self-determination for both peoples.
[03:12:17] We all know how far away we are from that. Hamas's murderous attack on October 7th united
[03:12:25] the vast majority of the world in rightful condemnation.
[03:12:29] We stand, I say, against anti-Semitism wherever we find it and in whatever form.
[03:12:37] And this party will always recognize the threats Israel faces and stand emphatically
[03:12:42] against those who seek its destruction. But this cannot justify the suffering the Netanyahu
[03:12:49] government has inflicted in Gaza and the West Bank. This suffering is a stain on the conscience
[03:12:55] of the world. And I want to say to the millions of people in this country and indeed elsewhere
[03:13:03] who have been moved and outraged by the plight of the Palestinians.
[03:13:07] This is centrist liberal bullshit. I mean the fact that the centrist liberal bullshit has moved in this direction
[03:13:14] Is a sign that things are changing but the hypocrisy still remains. It's glaringly obvious
[03:13:20] If you are still prescribing Palestine action as a terrorist organization, you can't make this statement
[03:13:26] Okay
[03:13:29] There's obviously still plenty more room to go here like oh the heinous attacks by uh
[03:13:35] Hamas terrorists on October 7 like placing the emphasis on that is is a not-so-subtle
[03:13:44] Way to justify what came after
[03:13:47] So the vibe shift is real
[03:13:49] It's just not
[03:13:52] It's just not there yet, but it will get there it seems
[03:13:57] This speech conveniently ignores the fact that this labor government under Andy Burnham is still selling arms to Israel refused to call
[03:14:03] what's happening in Gaza, a genocide has announced sanctions has announced sanctions that won't make
[03:14:07] any meaningful difference and is locking up pensioners for holding signs opposing genocide and
[03:14:11] authoritarianism. Stop gaslighting the British public at Miliband. Yeah.
[03:14:19] It's really interesting to see Western politicians like specifically British politicians now come out
[03:14:24] and be like, yeah, what Israel's doing is heinous West Bank settler terrorism. That's big.
[03:14:29] We're expanding the permission structure on how you could talk about this stuff, right?
[03:14:39] Ed Miliband is right to say the people who have demonstrated and supported Palestine
[03:14:42] against genocide were right all along. Match your words, Ed. And deep prescribed Palestine
[03:14:46] action now says Jeremy Corbyn, friend of the show. Jeremy Corbyn is correct.
[03:14:59] So, Zara Sultana is right. Jeremy Corbyn is right. The British government's complicity
[03:15:09] in Israel's genocide remains. There has been no accountability for former labor leadership,
[03:15:14] and the current labor party is still complicit in Israel's continued belligerence in the
[03:15:20] right? So there's still a very long way to go. But even as a symbolic olive branch, right?
[03:15:30] The one thing that the Labor government could do is deprescribe Palestine action,
[03:15:35] stop arresting people, or simply holding up a placard that says, I support Palestine action.
[03:15:44] The fact that they're not doing that means that they won't even take the symbolic approach.
[03:15:50] It makes no sense to be like you guys are right and that's also why we're gonna continue arresting you
[03:15:57] right
[03:15:59] That's nuts. It makes no sense. It's schizophrenic policy
[03:16:05] So they're trying to offer a pressure valve to basically quiet down the protests
[03:16:12] To to get people to stop protesting
[03:16:14] testing. But as long as this remains, as long as people are still getting arrested and punished
[03:16:20] for being on the right side of this issue, as now Ed Miliband is also saying these people
[03:16:30] that they're arresting outside are on the right side, it's very dumb to continue this
[03:16:35] weird double standard. Andrew Maher in LBC just called the belief that Zionism has
[03:16:41] raised him a hard line view Ed Miliband agreed calling it a repugnant position that he fundamentally
[03:16:45] and wholeheartedly disagrees with. Wait, wasn't that his dad's position ironically
[03:16:50] enough? Or was his dad arguing against it? Hold on, let me look this up real quick.
[03:16:59] I know his mom definitely was in favor of Zionism as racism as like a, as, as the correct position.
[03:17:26] Where is it?
[03:17:29] I mean, there's a AI overview here, but Ralph Milvane, the prominent Marxist sociologist,
[03:17:35] opposed Zionism not because of his Jewish heritage, but from an ideological standpoint
[03:17:38] as a socialist.
[03:17:56] It's just very fascinating to watch this unfold.
[03:18:00] This strange duality, this very overt inconsistency.
[03:18:06] On the one hand, you are, on the one hand, you're saying like, oh, I think it's a repugnant
[03:18:12] view to say Zionism is racism.
[03:18:14] On the other hand, his mother lived in Israel for a while, yet his mother was even more
[03:18:21] radical than his father. His mother was an anti-Zionist. His father was Zionism critical
[03:18:34] as a Marxist sociologist. Ralph Miliband was very critical of Israel, was very critical
[03:18:41] Zionism, but Ed Miliband's mother was an anti-Zionist.
[03:18:54] So while Ed himself is trying to play both sides of this issue,
[03:19:01] the household that he grew up in had far more radical positions. Like it's ironic
[03:19:08] because he would arrest his dad and mom okay his government would arrest his dad
[03:19:15] and mom what are we talking about
[03:19:38] I had no idea he had well-known parents. I don't think his mother was well-known. I'm
[03:20:06] just well-known in those circles. But his father was a Marxist sociologist.
[03:20:20] But yeah, saying Zionism is racism is not only correct, but it's also not controversial.
[03:20:27] And it didn't used to be considered controversial all that much. I mean, this was a UN resolution,
[03:20:32] guys like that's how and a very long time ago so that's like yeah 1975 I think
[03:20:46] right yeah United Nations General Assembly resolution 3379 adopted on
[03:20:51] November 10th 1975 determined that Zionism is a form of racism and
[03:20:55] racial discrimination. It was passed with 72 votes in favor, 35 votes against and 32
[03:21:07] abstentions. The fact that like in 2026, this is still considered a controversial position
[03:21:22] ridiculous it's disgusting in people we hear you you were right and under Andy's
[03:21:41] leadership we have reset our approach we know really because it seems like
[03:21:45] you're still doing the same domestic approach as again outside of this speech
[03:21:51] There were demonstrators, pro-Palestine demonstrators, specifically holding up placars and say,
[03:21:59] specifically holding up placars and say, we support Palestine Action. And because Palestine Action is still a prescribed
[03:22:04] organization, it's considered the same as like waving a fucking ISIS flag.
[03:22:11] They were getting arrested. So your words mean nothing.
[03:22:15] Call out ethnic cleansing by the settler terrorists in the West Bank.
[03:22:19] We call out the evidence of war crimes in Gaza. We call out Israel illegal
[03:22:25] Notice what he's not saying. He's not calling it a genocide by the way
[03:22:28] The patience of Palestine and we match words with action. We will ban the import of goods from illegal settlements
[03:22:35] We will disrupt the supply lines of British finance British construction and British services for illegal settlement
[03:22:42] And when it comes to the attempt to destroy the two-state solution this party this movement
[03:22:48] At least he called the Israeli settlers terrorists. I mean, sure
[03:22:55] Fine
[03:22:57] And he even called out the occupation which is good
[03:23:02] The problem is
[03:23:04] actions
[03:23:06] matter
[03:23:07] far more than words
[03:23:10] And now that you know after three years of genocide the words are starting to catch up and even then
[03:23:16] it's not grasping the full scope of the atrocities, refusing to call it a genocide, for example.
[03:23:25] This just means that the liberal Zionist position has moved. If you're still considering the
[03:23:35] correct statement, Zionism is racism to be morally repugnant, then you're not there.
[03:23:42] So even on the words front, even on the rhetorical front, they are still not there.
[03:23:51] But then on the side of government action, the British government is still complicit in
[03:24:02] Israel's belligerence. The British government is still offering support and surveillance to
[03:24:09] the Israeli military offering them targets as they have done so throughout the duration
[03:24:13] of the genocide.
[03:24:16] So there's still so much more that this administration could actually do.
[03:24:20] Not just hold Israel accountable, but hold itself, its past governments accountable.
[03:24:32] And let's be real, calling Jewish settlers in the West Bank terrorists is not the
[03:24:38] same as prescribing them. So far, the British government has only prescribed the pro-Palestine
[03:24:45] protesters. Okay? So there is also that inconsistency as well. You can say, oh, well, the West Bank
[03:24:55] settlers are terrorists. Okay, fine. Are you going to arrest them? They're actually causing harm.
[03:25:02] People who are saying that they're in favor of of Palestine action or even the Palestine
[03:25:08] action demonstrators, the harm that they've caused is not death and destruction. At most,
[03:25:14] the most constitutional thing that they did was throw red paint on a British airplane.
[03:25:22] That is not terrorism. What the Jewish settlers in the West Bank are doing is terrorism.
[03:25:29] And now Ed Miliband is recognizing that as such. Will he take action?
[03:25:33] Will the British government take action against the West Bank settlers?
[03:25:43] This is what I mean when I say, not only is this too little too late, but it's also not
[03:25:49] even meeting the standard.
[03:25:51] And yes, 3379 was repealed in 1991, sadly, I know.
[03:25:56] There was a good run between 1975 and 1991, where the UN General Assembly had recognized
[03:26:05] that Zionism is, in fact, racism.
[03:26:11] The truth doesn't change, even if the UN General Assembly goes back on their previous resolution.
[03:26:20] The truth still remains.
[03:26:23] This government says we will not let you succeed.
[03:26:34] President Trump says he expects negotiations with Iran to continue this week, even after
[03:26:50] to deal with Iran.
[03:26:51] Trump said the additional terms of Iran's offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz would
[03:26:56] not be acceptable.
[03:26:58] Our Ed O'Keefe is at the White House with more.
[03:27:00] Ed, good morning.
[03:27:01] Hey, Gianna, happy Monday.
[03:27:02] Good to see you.
[03:27:03] President Trump traveled to sporting events this weekend and touted the U.S. economy
[03:27:07] while high gas prices and affordability remain concerns for a growing number of
[03:27:10] Republicans.
[03:27:11] And Americans overall, as the war with Iran, drags on.
[03:27:16] He swiped in and was cheered on at the Texas Tennessee College Football Game Saturday.
[03:27:20] Didn't they boo him?
[03:27:21] Or did they actually cheer him on?
[03:27:29] U.S. Navy's U.S. Navy's San Barbara Recreation Repairs is a war after documents warned all
[03:27:33] four engines were operating beyond regimental limits, creating a critical threat of mechanical
[03:27:36] failure.
[03:27:37] The ship also had problems with cooling pumps, a non-operational fire pump, that
[03:27:40] weakened firefighting capability and a stern tube seal whose failure would
[03:27:46] risk catastrophic flooding. Navy initially received no bids from contractors for
[03:27:51] some of the repairs and had to rely on local Singapore facilities. The Seventh
[03:27:54] Fleet said the ship arrived safely and will return to operations after
[03:27:57] maintenance. Nice. Best military in the world, by the way.
[03:28:05] American Century of Humiliation remains.
[03:28:10] The Santa Barbara was the ship that they conducted the first Lucas-Tes launch on a few months
[03:28:18] after this tweet and video.
[03:28:19] The ship apparently arrived at port only days away from Catastrophe engine failure and flooding.
[03:28:40] As former Navy, that's pretty standard for us, at least from my experience, which is operating on, they're operating with severe, they're basically using it till the last, till the last drop.
[03:29:01] You can't be humiliated if you don't feel any shame. I mean, I think the Americans feel a sense of shame
[03:29:11] Anyway, look at the end of the day at the end of the day
[03:29:15] Operating on straight fumes is fine as long as some of those some of some of the dollars that be wasted on the US Navy
[03:29:22] Would would still go back to Israel. You know what I mean?
[03:29:26] You got to make sure we're saving costs to the best of our ability not because like
[03:29:31] uh... you know there's tremendous defense bloat or whatever but because a lot
[03:29:35] of that money could go to israel
[03:29:36] what do you fucking anti-semite calm down
[03:29:43] you just drive it into the ground to the wheels fall off
[03:29:51] and sunday he had a hard way with the pg a's presidents cop
[03:29:55] in elinor
[03:29:57] But President Trump also spent the weekend rejecting another proposed ceasefire with Iran.
[03:30:02] The latest offer included reopening the Strait of Hormuz and restarting nuclear talks in
[03:30:07] exchange for lifting the naval blockade and ending economic sanctions.
[03:30:11] These are things that both sides need to open up first.
[03:30:14] Then we can sit down at the negotiating table and discuss other issues at hand.
[03:30:18] The U.N. Ambassador Mike Waltz says Iran wants too much up front.
[03:30:22] This was, I think, a pretty cynical attempt to put something on the table that they
[03:30:27] they knew was unacceptable.
[03:30:28] Ron said planned technical talks on Monday are off,
[03:30:31] but in an interview with Axios,
[03:30:33] Trump said talks with Iranian officials
[03:30:35] could resume this week.
[03:30:37] When asked if he's considering resuming attacks,
[03:30:39] he said, I am always thinking about it.
[03:30:42] He also boasted about the economy.
[03:30:45] The stock markets are at their all-time high.
[03:30:47] But with gas and diesel prices remaining at record highs
[03:30:51] and even more polls showing his approval ratings
[03:30:53] hitting record lows,
[03:30:54] some Republicans on the ballot
[03:30:56] They want the war to end quickly.
[03:30:59] We don't need another resolution on the House floor.
[03:31:01] We need a resolution to end the war as quickly as possible
[03:31:04] and the president can do that.
[03:31:05] And other Republicans on Capitol Hill
[03:31:08] just want the president to refocus.
[03:31:10] When moms and dads lie down to sleep at night and can't,
[03:31:15] they're not lying.
[03:31:15] They're worried about whether the football coaches are
[03:31:19] happy or whether the press is biased
[03:31:22] or the other things that we've been talking about.
[03:31:25] They're worried about the cost of living.
[03:31:28] With just over five weeks to go until election day,
[03:31:30] the president and vice president
[03:31:32] are set to hit the campaign trail this week.
[03:31:33] The Veep is headed down to the Rio Grande Valley of Texas
[03:31:36] on Wednesday, where there are a handful of competitive house
[03:31:38] contests, while the president is set to stump in Oklahoma
[03:31:42] and Alabama on Thursday and Friday.
[03:31:44] Gail, you might wonder why.
[03:31:45] Those are areas of those states near Texas and Florida,
[03:31:48] which are holding far more competitive races.
[03:31:51] Well, I was wondering why.
[03:31:52] So thank you very much.
[03:31:54] and joining me now is the foreign minister of iran
[03:31:57] abhasa rachi mister foreign minister welcome back to meet the press
[03:32:03] well good morning kristan and thank you for having me
[03:32:06] uh... in your program thank you very much for being here let's start right
[03:32:09] there with your
[03:32:11] seven-day ceasefire proposal president trump has rejected it
[03:32:16] what is your response
[03:32:19] well knowing judging by how christin
[03:32:22] uh... normally conducts these interviews
[03:32:25] uh... especially the ones that she's conducted like benjamin and yahoo
[03:32:29] or trump
[03:32:31] or steven miller
[03:32:32] i suspect that she will be uh...
[03:32:35] course unbelievably hostile
[03:32:37] and not to the same degree as she is to benjamin and yahoo for example
[03:32:46] well first of all let me
[03:32:48] say that i'm uh... it's very interesting to listen to ambassador
[03:32:52] u.s. ambassador
[03:32:54] who's desperately going back to all of the
[03:32:57] have they ever invited the enemy during a war i can't believe they let this guy on
[03:33:00] tv why can't you it makes total sense
[03:33:04] iran
[03:33:06] first of all
[03:33:08] iran is a fully
[03:33:10] you know sovereign nation state right
[03:33:13] so it's a little bit different than like uh...
[03:33:16] the counterinsurgency initiatives that America conducts all around the world.
[03:33:22] The other reason, because like they will have, you know,
[03:33:25] they'll have like Lavrov on, right?
[03:33:28] They would probably have Vladimir Putin on if Vladimir Putin was willing.
[03:33:33] And even when America was waging economic terror against other countries,
[03:33:38] like Cuba, for example, they'd still have, they would still have Castro,
[03:33:41] not only on U.S. soil, especially for like general assemblies and things like that,
[03:33:47] but also they would still have Castro on American television. So there's a
[03:33:54] difference between leaders of sovereign nation-states versus like insurgency
[03:33:59] movements, right? That's a major difference between, that's a major
[03:34:04] difference between a fully fledged nation-state versus a terror group.
[03:34:10] That's what that's one of the benefits of the terror designation to begin with
[03:34:19] So
[03:34:23] You know, I mean they've had the s canal on
[03:34:28] It's not it's not surprising at all of course when you have these guys on TV
[03:34:40] wrote a piece about you what it's not just on piger here's the new and dangerous
[03:34:49] red-green alliance you wrote you're writing an article about the red-green
[03:34:57] alliance what
[03:35:03] oh you're criticizing the red-green alliance and the narrative okay
[03:35:10] Anyway, the other side of the story of course is also that they will even have like the Taliban on, they'll have insurgency movements on as well, sometimes it's like much more rare to do that.
[03:35:24] But Abbas Arakshi is a very competent foreign minister as well. These guys understand the Western world, they know how to speak the language.
[03:35:35] not only like I don't just mean like they speak English perfectly well I mean
[03:35:40] like they also know how to appeal to Western audiences so when you have say
[03:35:47] the bus or actually go on meet the press that's probably going to backfire if
[03:35:52] your goal is to make these guys look ridiculous unproved accusations in
[03:35:57] order to answer a very simple question that why they are rejecting a
[03:36:01] a seven-day plan, a seven-day plan which can bring the life back to normal in the Persian Gulf
[03:36:08] and in the strait of Hormuz. Why are they rejecting this? This is a very important question that
[03:36:16] they have to answer. Also, I'm surprised that the ambassador is talking about a seven-day plan
[03:36:25] as he has not read it, maybe he has not given a copy.
[03:36:31] Our proposal is very clear.
[03:36:34] We are ready to open the straight if certain things are done by the U.S.
[03:36:45] and these certain things are not new, have not come from the space.
[03:36:51] These are our rights that we want to be respected.
[03:36:55] First of all, we want to end this war, this war of aggression.
[03:36:59] They started this war eight months ago,
[03:37:02] with the hope that in two, three days they can win the war.
[03:37:05] It's now eight months.
[03:37:07] And we want it to be ended.
[03:37:10] We want our monies, our assets, which are illegally frozen, be released.
[03:37:18] We want, you know, be able to sell our oil, so we want certain things that U.S. has already
[03:37:26] come. Are we having such a hard time getting a bus on? Brother, he's the foreign minister of Iran.
[03:37:33] They're literally currently in active battle with the American government.
[03:37:41] You know, committed itself in the previous, you know, there are still in a war.
[03:37:47] But, Mr. Foreign Minister, you heard the ambassador's point was the United States is not going
[03:37:53] to unfreeze assets on the front end.
[03:37:55] It's not going to lift sanctions on the front end.
[03:37:58] Is it possible to negotiate a new peace plan at this juncture, or has diplomacy failed?
[03:38:05] Well, why they are not ready to release our money?
[03:38:10] It is our own money.
[03:38:12] It is not any other money.
[03:38:15] They want to see some actionable items from Iran like opening the straight up or moose before they do
[03:38:19] All right, if we get to level 10 hype train today, piker broadcasting service will attempt the interview. Okay
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[03:39:06] Now you sound like Donald. I don't know what you mean by that
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[03:39:22] I don't believe a single promise that you make you Charles and you I've literally done
[03:39:27] Every single I have conducted every single promise. I have followed or every single promise tank top streams gaming streams
[03:39:34] I've done it all okay the only promise that I have not committed to yet is
[03:39:40] Purchasing the DNC headquarters. That's it. I have not bought the DNC headquarters yet
[03:39:47] Yet
[03:39:49] Ladies and gentlemen, I have yet to buy
[03:39:52] The DNC headquarters yet
[03:39:58] It could still very well happen
[03:40:01] Do you understand?
[03:40:08] Just because it has not happened yet does not mean it won't.
[03:40:16] Never say never folks.
[03:40:29] Why is the sound board didn't come back?
[03:40:31] Yes it did.
[03:40:34] Yes it did.
[03:40:36] Level 15 hype trainer, you buy this?
[03:40:41] Uh, sure.
[03:40:43] Bruh.
[03:40:49] Stabby Skrull, thank you.
[03:40:51] For the 10 gifted.
[03:40:59] You gotta call Dave Ramsey about that first interview.
[03:41:01] That, has diplomacy failed, Mr. Foreign Minister?
[03:41:08] Well, this diplomacy can never, there is always hope for diplomacy.
[03:41:16] But we have no reason, to be honest with you, we have no reason to come back to diplomacy
[03:41:21] and engage with this administration once again because of their behavior in the past two
[03:41:26] years.
[03:41:27] You know, in 2025 they offered negotiation, we accepted and we engaged into negotiation
[03:41:32] and then in the middle of negotiations, they had to...
[03:41:33] Hey, stop it, I think it was five years ago.
[03:41:35] Eight months later, in 2026, February, again, they...
[03:41:39] Just curious, why are you wearing shoes recently?
[03:41:42] Dog, I'm 35 years old, okay?
[03:41:46] We got to clean up the act a little bit.
[03:41:48] Why is this such a parasocial fascination of my haters?
[03:41:52] It's not like my community is obviously aware of it, but like, I like it.
[03:42:03] I like it.
[03:42:04] And it hasn't been reason it's been for months now.
[03:42:11] It's been like, I would say, what, what has it been like eight months at this point
[03:42:17] or at least like six months?
[03:42:19] It's been, it's been like half a year.
[03:42:21] They offered negotiation. Again, we accepted and again, they attacked us right in the middle of negotiations.
[03:42:26] You mean Barbara Nikwentes? Yes, Nikwentes invented wearing suits while doing political commentary.
[03:42:35] They offered, after the war, they offered negotiation for a deal. We accepted. We had three months of negotiations
[03:42:42] and it took only two weeks for them to violate a deal which they had signed themselves.
[03:42:48] So, if you ask us, there is no reason why we should go back to diplomacy, but I'm still
[03:42:54] trying diplomacy because I think we shouldn't miss any chance for peace.
[03:42:59] We don't care about, you know, U.S. mid-term elections.
[03:43:03] We don't care about any other things.
[03:43:04] We care about our national interests.
[03:43:07] We are ready to negotiate as much as we are ready to face any challenge.
[03:43:11] We stand firm in the face of any challenge, any aggression, sorry.
[03:43:16] We send fear in the face of any aggression against us even it comes to a doomsday war.
[03:43:22] At the same time, we are ready for diplomacy, but and now there is a very reasonable plan
[03:43:29] on the table.
[03:43:30] If they reject it with no reason, this is their fault.
[03:43:35] And I have to say that although we heard from President Trump that he is rejecting
[03:43:38] this deal, but we are still waiting for an official response through the mediators.
[03:43:43] Well, and it is worth noting you're saying that they violated the last agreement Iran did fire first on commercial ships
[03:43:53] Michael Fusco art what the fuck is a hundred and seven Michael Fusco art a hundred and seven gifts subs god damn. Thank you
[03:44:02] For me, but let me ask remember September means
[03:44:08] September means
[03:44:10] That twitch is also matching gift to subs one for every five
[03:44:19] Okay
[03:44:21] You broadly speaking because it doesn't sound like you have a lot of faith in diplomacy. Do you trust President Trump?
[03:44:30] Well first of all
[03:44:32] We didn't violate the deal they violated it first
[03:44:35] But if they have their story and they think that we have violated the deal, why did it
[03:44:41] bomb us?
[03:44:42] They could have activated paragraphs.
[03:44:44] I don't know why a hype train didn't kick in, by the way.
[03:44:46] I guess there's no cool down.
[03:44:47] There's no cool down.
[03:44:48] 12 of the MOU, which is for dispute settlement.
[03:44:51] Because they say you were firing the commercial ships in the Strait of Ormuz.
[03:44:55] But to my question, do you trust President Trump?
[03:44:59] Well, we trust ourselves.
[03:45:04] We are ready for diplomacy.
[03:45:06] We are ready for war at the same time.
[03:45:08] They have tested us in both cases.
[03:45:09] They tested us in their aggression twice,
[03:45:13] and they are welcome if they want to test us once again.
[03:45:17] They have tested us also in diplomacy.
[03:45:19] In 2015, we had a deal.
[03:45:22] We remained committed to that deal.
[03:45:24] It was the US who withdrew with no justification.
[03:45:27] Now we had a deal, and David drew.
[03:45:30] They violated it with no justification.
[03:45:33] and still we have offered the plan.
[03:45:37] If they want, if they are serious,
[03:45:39] that they want a deal to reopen the estate of Hormuz,
[03:45:43] now there is the possibility.
[03:45:45] We have offered these seven-day plan.
[03:45:47] We want them to do certain things,
[03:45:49] which we think they can do it in four or five days.
[03:45:52] And then on the sixth, the estate will be open.
[03:45:55] On the seventh, it is you talks with them
[03:45:58] for the final.
[03:45:58] Mr. Foreign Minister,
[03:46:00] I wanna get through a lot more here.
[03:46:02] I just want to ask am I crazy or are these people insanely rational and not at all supposed to be our enemy? Yes
[03:46:07] Um, they're they're domestic issues aside
[03:46:10] Iran as a as a state actor has always been
[03:46:15] Incredibly rational and it's really funny that like the american attitude here is like no they're barbaric like
[03:46:21] Uh islamist monsters all this shit
[03:46:24] They have been far more rational throughout this entire process
[03:46:28] They didn't start the war we did
[03:46:30] alongside Israel. And they've only gone up the escalation ladder as we have
[03:46:37] engaged them with increasing, with increasing more devastating attacks.
[03:46:46] Can you ask any more of a stupid question? Kirsten, this is this is a terrible
[03:46:50] journalism. She really asked Iran twice if they trust Trump. What a stupid, what
[03:46:53] dumb question. Shut up and let him talk. She isn't competent enough to interview
[03:46:56] someone like him. 374,000 views. Most of the comments are angry at
[03:47:03] Kristen Welker or Kristen Weller. Whatever her name is, is it
[03:47:06] Welker or is it Weller? They're dragging her and hyping him up.
[03:47:15] But yeah, like many other countries, foreign adversaries, with the exception of like, you
[03:47:28] know, non-state actors, with the exception of non-state actors, many other countries
[03:47:36] will abide by certain conducts, like certain rules of war, right?
[03:47:43] as opposed to the United States of America that gets to not only write the rules, but
[03:47:47] then also violate them with regular frequency.
[03:47:52] I ask you, because the Wall Street Journal is reporting that President Trump expects
[03:48:03] to resume bombing Iran after the midterms, as you know, he stood at the U.N. and threatened
[03:48:09] to annihilate Iran.
[03:48:11] Are you preparing for this war to resume?
[03:48:16] We are fully prepared for the war to be resumed.
[03:48:21] And I repeat, we stand firm in the face of any new aggression, even it comes to a doomsday
[03:48:27] war.
[03:48:28] But at the same time, we are ready, we stand ready for diplomacy.
[03:48:32] It is up to President Trump to choose.
[03:48:35] He wanted unconditional surrender in the previous war in two days, and now it's eight
[03:48:40] months that they are fighting with no result. A new aggression would be certainly the same.
[03:48:47] We are fully prepared for that. We have learned our lessons from the two previous wars, and
[03:48:53] we have corrected our tactics. We have changed our tactics, and we are fully prepared to
[03:48:59] do that.
[03:49:00] All right. Iran's president said this week that Iran has, quote, never sought nuclear
[03:49:03] weapons. But Iran has enriched uranium to 60 percent. That's 20 times more than
[03:49:10] enriched uranium percentage needed to produce electricity. Why does Iran need a stockpile
[03:49:16] of 60 percent enriched uranium?
[03:49:19] Well, it is a question that we have answered this during the negotiations we had with the
[03:49:27] U.S. First of all, enriching up to 60 percent is not illegal. It is still in the framework
[03:49:33] of NPT and our peaceful program. You have done it for certain purposes, medical purposes,
[03:49:39] purposes but we have offered a deal on our 60th. Okay you want to know the truth I can tell you what
[03:49:46] it is okay they're doing it for leverage that's it that's it he's not being truthful here I will
[03:49:56] tell you what the truth the truthful answer is they're doing it for leverage they're not doing
[03:50:01] it for nuclear proliferation they're doing it for for leverage you don't need 60% enriched uranium for
[03:50:11] for you know radio radiology or whatever right like you don't need that or medical reasons
[03:50:19] A person material in 2025, in 2026, and still it is something that could be considered if
[03:50:39] they prove their goodwill and their real determination for a peace.
[03:50:43] We decided to put everything nuclear for later stages and go for confidence building in this
[03:50:52] a stage.
[03:50:53] This is why we have offered this seven day plan based on the understanding that we had
[03:50:58] with the US Intellectual Cutters in the past.
[03:51:01] First confidence should be built, our money which are illegally from-
[03:51:07] Actually you do if you want a radiology reading that's also a nuclear weapon is
[03:51:10] necessary.
[03:51:11] Yeah.
[03:51:12] should be released. Blockhead should be removed. And other things that they know what to do
[03:51:21] there. But Mr. Foreign Minister, again, we're talking
[03:51:24] about 20 times more enriched uranium than is needed to produce electricity. All that is
[03:51:31] needed is 3 to 5 percent. So why do you need that 60 percent of enriched uranium? Would
[03:51:36] you let the U.S. come in and take it? Oh my God, dude! He already said that they would
[03:51:46] in the talks. But in order for the talks to get to that point, they need assurances. Why
[03:51:53] would they trust us after the last time they committed to doing just that, America
[03:52:01] came in and murdered the fucking Ayatollah.
[03:52:08] It's so insane.
[03:52:10] I feel like, I feel like this just doesn't address the reality that is unfolding in front
[03:52:16] of our eyes that even Americans are aware of.
[03:52:27] Look at his response when she goes, for God's sake.
[03:52:54] Muhammad Ali Shabani. Exiting MPT has no value for Iran. If it doesn't want nukes, why continue
[03:52:59] Ali Khamenei's disastrous hedging strategy? If it doesn't want a bomb, who cares about
[03:53:04] the legality of it under MPT? Moreover, why offer advance warning in public?
[03:53:08] Note, MPT exit bomb took North Korea four years.
[03:53:12] Iran's parliament is now weighing the bill to fully withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation
[03:53:20] treaty with a group of former Iranian statesmen calling in a statement today for a complete
[03:53:25] end to cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency and officially start
[03:53:30] the possible withdrawal for FAR's news.
[03:53:32] It comes just two hours after reports not confirmed by Tehran that Iran has agreed
[03:53:36] to suspend uranium enrichment in exchange for US sanctions relief.
[03:53:40] Iran declared on Friday it will no longer negotiate over its nuclear program at all.
[03:53:47] done this bill before by the way. They've just never had enough votes to pass it.
[03:53:53] Like this has been discussed in the Iranian parliament on numerous occasions at this point.
[03:53:58] So even if it doesn't exit the nuclear the nonproliferation treaty the nuclear
[03:54:17] nonproliferation treaty right even if it doesn't exit it they could just still
[03:54:22] develop nukes so Muhammad Ali Shabbani says this doesn't you know this is
[03:54:28] not relevant to the conversation. I guess the only thing is if you're not invested, if you are
[03:54:36] actually invested in gaining leverage, this is, I guess, one way that you could do it.
[03:54:49] Like this, this offers additional leverage. It shows that Trump is still fucking up the bag.
[03:54:53] and now you have more cards on the table you're now signaling that you're
[03:54:59] invested in full nuclear proliferation so I guess that's the role that it would
[03:55:07] serve if you really think about it
[03:55:12] to tell the American side look you guys fucked up
[03:55:18] you know
[03:55:23] Perhaps they really cared about the FATWA.
[03:55:31] According to MPT, we are a committed member of MPT.
[03:55:33] But my question is whether this is...
[03:55:35] 60% Richmond is not illegal.
[03:55:37] No, but is it for peaceful purposes, though?
[03:55:40] Is it for people...
[03:55:41] I'm not talking about legal or illegal.
[03:55:42] I'm talking about for peaceful purposes, where it's 20 times the amount of enriched
[03:55:47] uranium needed for electricity.
[03:55:50] No, it is.
[03:55:52] It is for peaceful purposes and they have answered this question, they have removed any concern
[03:55:57] in our past negotiations.
[03:56:00] If there is still such a question, why they...
[03:56:04] It's going to be like, I have listened to Hassan Paikur's Axios interview, it is for
[03:56:09] stability in the region.
[03:56:12] Yeah.
[03:56:16] No one has nukes for non-peaceful purposes, by the way.
[03:56:19] the name of the game here, ironically enough, like that's the whole principle behind mutually
[03:56:25] assured destruction, right? That's the, that's the, the entire purpose behind like a nuclear
[03:56:32] proliferation amongst like major nuclear powers, uh, countries. It's not like we jokingly refer
[03:56:38] to it as the Hassanabi nuclear doctrine, but you know, Hassanabi doctrine for nation building,
[03:56:43] but like it's not this is a well established theory on us are they you know allowed to bomb
[03:56:54] anything that they think is illegal or there is no justification for that war is not a solution
[03:57:00] that that was a subject for negotiation and we did it we did it in the past we
[03:57:05] have enriched uranium up to 60 percent for in for peaceful purposes and it is within our
[03:57:11] our commitment in the NPT. We have not violated the NPT. Okay, there are questions. We answered
[03:57:18] that question in the past during the negotiations and we can do it again. There is no need for
[03:57:23] military operation.
[03:57:24] Mr. Foreign Minister, final question to you. The President of Iran said this week he has
[03:57:29] spoken to the Supreme Leader. He says he is in good health. Why has there been
[03:57:34] no proof of life of the Supreme Leader since he took power in March?
[03:57:40] Well, there are security concerns, and you're well aware of that.
[03:57:50] What a question.
[03:57:58] I wonder why the current supreme leader has not revealed himself.
[03:58:07] like I don't know maybe because we killed his dad and his whole family include
[03:58:19] you like you know we also blew up most of our harmony as well in the process and
[03:58:26] then there was reporting that recently came out that that we struck three
[03:58:31] different hospitals with the hopes of also killing most of our harmony while
[03:58:36] he was getting medical treatment he got hit in one of the hospitals they had to
[03:58:39] take him out from under the rubble at that point kind of makes sense why they
[03:58:45] would you know not reveal where he is right that's you know our supreme leader
[03:58:52] was illegally assassinated during the the the last war and I think it is very
[03:59:00] logic that we protect our leader. Why not put out a video? Why not put out a video? No no,
[03:59:05] there are for security reasons. There are lots of indications that he's under threat by Americans
[03:59:12] and there are other indications that he's in full control. He's in full order. We receive
[03:59:18] his, you know. Why won't you give me GPS coordinates right now?
[03:59:23] now. Giving GPS coordinates of his existence right where is he? Tell me where he is right
[03:59:31] now. Also, it is kind of interesting that Kristin did not push this hard for proof of
[03:59:35] life for Mitch McConnell, an American senator from Kentucky. Like American media is so crazy,
[03:59:42] dude. Like we have, we are asking a foreign adversary that we're waging war with why
[03:59:50] they are taking additional security precautions
[03:59:53] after we murdered the entire family of the former leadership
[03:59:56] okay
[03:59:58] meanwhile we have not applied a fraction of the scrutiny
[04:00:02] to the mother for the republican party when mich mcconnell was nowhere to be
[04:00:05] found
[04:00:09] we demanded less proof of life out of mitch mcconnell an american senator in
[04:00:13] the state of kentucky
[04:00:17] it goes to show how ridiculous this entire process is like why why would they
[04:00:21] reveal this
[04:00:23] uh... comments and orders and opinions and there is a
[04:00:27] uh... national consensus on this is a making
[04:00:30] it is it is it is false
[04:00:32] if somebody think
[04:00:34] that there are different source of power in inside it on no
[04:00:37] we move based on national consensus v in the pharmacy are in close
[04:00:41] coordination with the government
[04:00:43] I don't you see was it reported that he's dead? Uh, there was speculation is really media that he was dead
[04:00:49] Uh, or like really really badly
[04:00:53] Badly hurt badly wounded in the bombing campaigns, which makes sense. I think he was
[04:00:58] um, but then also
[04:01:00] The other self-score reporting at the time was that he was gay
[04:01:04] So if you want to understand how fucking silly the western media has been throughout the entire process
[04:01:09] They were literally like oh, he's dead and gay
[04:01:11] or possibly just gay, you know, so I feel like they're just, you know, throwing shit at the wall to see what sticks.
[04:01:23] With the National Supreme National Security Council, with the parliament, you're all in one front facing all challenges imposed on us by the US.
[04:01:33] By the sanctions or military operation.
[04:01:36] Alright, Foreign Minister Rache, thank you very much.
[04:01:39] Thank you for watching and remember stay updated on breaking news and top stories
[04:01:44] Mr. Leader
[04:01:46] Approval of Democratic leaders is abysmal CNN's Monoraju grills Jeffries over approval rating
[04:01:52] Let's take a look. Let's talk about the generic ballot the CNN poll from this week has Democrats with an eight-point
[04:01:59] Advantage when voters are asked which party should control Congress
[04:02:02] But it is pretty cool that it's a race to the bottom by the way like it's a shred of a race to the bottom
[04:02:07] Both parties are at, you know, historic levels of unpopularity, for obvious reasons.
[04:02:14] The Republicans are unbelievably unpopular because they are in control of everything
[04:02:19] and everything sucks.
[04:02:21] But then the Democrats are also unpopular because they haven't even like, they haven't
[04:02:27] even designed a sufficient response that the base is demanding out of them.
[04:02:35] It's a race to the bottom.
[04:02:36] it's gonna be, at the end of the day, it's gonna be like,
[04:02:41] who can receive, who can win with the least amount of votes?
[04:02:44] That's what it feels like to me.
[04:02:45] America politics is about trying to figure out
[04:02:48] who can receive the least amount of votes
[04:02:51] and still win over the other party.
[04:02:52] It's gonna be a race with like five people
[04:02:54] versus four people.
[04:02:55] Dean, that's when Democrats had picked up 41 seats.
[04:02:58] At this time, Democrats had a 12-point advantage
[04:03:01] in the generic ballot.
[04:03:03] Now, given how bad the environment is for Republicans, why are Democrats holding an
[04:03:08] even bigger advantage now?
[04:03:10] Well, a plus-eight advantage is incredibly strong, and we're going to continue to run
[04:03:15] through the finish line.
[04:03:16] And remember, Manu, in 2018, we needed to flip 24 seats.
[04:03:21] We were at 194, we needed to get to 218.
[04:03:23] Right now, we're at 215.
[04:03:25] It's one of the reasons why Republicans are running scared all across the country
[04:03:29] because we only need to flip a handful of seats
[04:03:33] to take back control of the majority
[04:03:35] and that's exactly what we're gonna do at minimum.
[04:03:37] But does the fact that your advantage
[04:03:39] isn't even higher have anything to do
[04:03:41] with your own approval ratings, Mr. Leader?
[04:03:43] I mean, in that same poll,
[04:03:44] the approval of Democratic leaders is abysmal.
[04:03:47] It stands at 26%.
[04:03:48] And that is just two points better than GOP leaders.
[04:03:52] So why are the approval ratings
[04:03:53] of Democratic leaders still so low?
[04:03:57] Well, when I'm running a popularity contest,
[04:03:59] working hard to run republicans out of power because they've done so much damage to the american people
[04:04:04] and the american people clearly deserve it's incredible this is what i mean by the way
[04:04:11] race to the bottom well excuse me uh we are two percent above the republican leadership so
[04:04:19] so we're clearly winning
[04:04:29] We suck, just slightly less.
[04:04:38] Awesome.
[04:04:41] They clearly deserve a party, House of Senate Democrats, which are going to focus on making
[04:04:47] life better for the American people, while those are the stakes at this moment.
[04:04:51] But do you think the public is not sold yet on Democrats leading Congress?
[04:04:55] Well, I think that we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
[04:04:59] Right now, we have to accomplish the mission.
[04:05:02] And the mission is to make sure that we take back control of the house, which we've maintained.
[04:05:06] We were on track to do now for months.
[04:05:09] In fact, we were very confident about our ability to change direction in January of
[04:05:15] 2025 and began to say so publicly.
[04:05:19] And we've had two goals.
[04:05:21] Is there ever been a man less able to meet the moment than Hakeem Jeffries?
[04:05:25] I don't know.
[04:05:26] I mean, seriously.
[04:05:29] Like he's like the Neville Chamberlain of American democracy.
[04:05:37] Just so bad.
[04:05:41] Just a black hole of charisma.
[04:05:45] Every time I listen to him, he sounds like he doesn't want to be there.
[04:05:50] At least with Chuck Schumer, you know what he wants to do.
[04:05:53] He wants to make the liberals be pro-Israel.
[04:05:56] He's failing at it, but at least there's something driving his ambition.
[04:06:01] With Hakeem Jeffries, there's nothing.
[04:06:07] With Hakeem Jeffries, like, what is motivating him to stay in the seat of power?
[04:06:14] He always sounds and looks like he doesn't want to be there.
[04:06:18] like oh god oh yeah i'm the speaker what are you gonna do i'm the minority leader possibly the next
[04:06:25] speaker it sucks but what are you gonna do i just i do i hate the left but like i don't even i'm not
[04:06:31] even animated enough to shit on the left really i don't get it this was nancy polosi's biggest
[04:06:44] mistake in her career. It doesn't make any sense. Nancy Pelosi groomed Hikim
[04:06:52] Jeffries to be the next in line, right? To be the leader of the Democratic
[04:06:57] Party. Nancy Pelosi is, you know, a very competent person. She was, you know, horrible
[04:07:02] ideologically, but she was also very competent as the leader of the Democratic
[04:07:06] Party. Hikim Jeffries cannot hold a candle to Nancy Pelosi's legacy. This,
[04:07:11] This of course presents a unique opportunity for us, a unique opportunity for the left
[04:07:15] to take advantage of, and yet most of our leaders have been unconditionally loyal to
[04:07:21] Kim Jeffries with zero assurances, at least publicly.
[04:07:27] So I don't know.
[04:07:31] Back against the Republican extremism that has been unleashed on the American people
[04:07:35] and chart a better course forward so that the American people actually can live a comfortable
[04:07:41] life and affordable life and a good life.
[04:07:44] President Trump is calling it the final battle and this morning CNN has new reporting inside
[04:07:50] his strategy for the midterms, though his own advice.
[04:07:53] He can't even whip the votes.
[04:07:55] He doesn't want to.
[04:07:57] He doesn't want to whip the votes.
[04:08:01] He does not want to whip the votes.
[04:08:02] The idea that Hakeem Jeffries is like in cable of whipping the votes is ridiculous.
[04:08:07] the votes is a matter of willingness, not a matter of procedure, okay, or capability.
[04:08:17] He could threaten to remove committee positions from people who are not playing ball.
[04:08:27] Every time I look at the National Democratic Party and its leadership, I feel like they
[04:08:33] are existing in an alternative reality where they don't understand the stakes of the moment.
[04:08:42] Like down to Hakeem Jeffries doing a behind closed doors meeting.
[04:08:50] Down to Hakeem Jeffries hanging out with Jared Kushner behind closed doors and when asked
[04:08:56] why did you do that he goes oh we're here to talk about affordability.
[04:09:03] The protesters are acknowledging that they are bracing for impact come November.
[04:09:09] One tells CNN the best case scenario now, holding the Senate and likely losing the house.
[04:09:15] And here's a quote.
[04:09:16] Yeah, how come she gets to wear the mouth fit and nobody yells at her by the way?
[04:09:20] Oh, man, this is mis-injury through and through.
[04:09:26] When a man wears the Zhongshan suit, everyone goes, oh, you're a malice.
[04:09:33] You love Mao Zedong, you want China or you want Hassan, what am I saying?
[04:09:40] You want America to have a cultural revolution, but when she wears it everyone's like, wow,
[04:09:47] snazzy.
[04:09:48] For you, it's obviously going in like this in recent weeks, really featuring the president
[04:09:54] from that they are bracing for impact come November.
[04:09:58] Until CNN, the best case scenario now, holding the Senate and likely losing the House.
[04:10:04] And here's a quote for you.
[04:10:06] It's every celeb is wearing the mouse style suit.
[04:10:08] You notice that?
[04:10:09] Yes.
[04:10:10] Of course I've noticed that.
[04:10:11] Because it's beast mode.
[04:10:12] Obviously going to be effing rough.
[04:10:15] Yes.
[04:10:16] Welcome to 7 a.m. on a Monday.
[04:10:17] That is the mood behind the scenes, but out front, the White House has launched
[04:10:21] another ad ahead of election day with the president, once again front and center.
[04:10:26] And again, it is paid for by the American taxpayer.
[04:10:29] In this one, the president is warning of the quote, final battle against communists and
[04:10:34] what he calls the deep state.
[04:10:36] It ends with the line and disclaimer paid for by the U.S. government.
[04:10:49] That ad played during at least two NFL L games on Sunday.
[04:10:53] It's the third taxpayer-funded ad featuring the president in just the span of a week.
[04:10:58] The White House continues to call these ads public service announcements, saying they're
[04:11:02] educational and unapologetically patriotic.
[04:11:05] But even some of the president's own party are questioning...
[04:11:08] RIP the Hatchet?
[04:11:09] Come on, man.
[04:11:11] We put a hatchet through that a long time ago.
[04:11:13] There's no such thing.
[04:11:15] Yes.
[04:11:16] Before you ask that question, for those of you asking the question in the chat,
[04:11:19] yes, it's super illegal to do this.
[04:11:20] This is ridiculous.
[04:11:22] Yes, this is taxpayer funded, this is a taxpayer funded ad, a direct ad for the current party
[04:11:31] in charge.
[04:11:32] It is completely unacceptable.
[04:11:35] It is outright illegal, okay?
[04:11:40] It also doesn't matter.
[04:11:42] Because who is going to prosecute this illegal, this criminal misconduct?
[04:11:49] Trump's defense attorney?
[04:11:51] former defense attorney, current attorney general, it's not going to happen.
[04:12:01] It's also illegal to say you're going to, you know, pay the voters $5,000 to vote for
[04:12:07] you and your party.
[04:12:08] That's also illegal.
[04:12:09] It doesn't matter.
[04:12:11] That and questioning the spending here, CNN's Elena Trina is live this morning at the
[04:12:16] White House for us. And you have new reporting, Elena, on the final sprint
[04:12:21] strategy, if you will, from here. What are you picking up?
[04:12:26] Yeah, that's right, Kate. My colleagues, Kristin Holmes and I did a lot of
[04:12:30] reporting, talked to many Trump advisors, people in the president's
[04:12:33] political operation, outside allies and Republican strategists. And what's
[04:12:38] clear is the mood has greatly soured among the president's closest
[04:12:42] advisers about what is going to happen in the midterm elections.
[04:12:46] You read that quote, but I do want to highlight it again when a Trump advisor telling me that
[04:12:49] it's obviously going to be effing rough, saying that they believe one of the best-case
[04:12:52] scenarios is that Democrats hold on to the Senate, or excuse me, what Democrats faced
[04:12:58] in 2022, which is when they held on to the Senate but lost the House.
[04:13:02] That's what they're thinking could potentially be the best-case scenario for Republicans
[04:13:06] just a couple weeks from now on November 3rd when voters go to the polls.
[04:13:10] Look, what we're going to see from the Trump administration is, despite a lot of this anxiety
[04:13:15] that people are internally feeling, they're still planning this aggressive campaign push
[04:13:21] and having the president on the road multiple times a week between now and November.
[04:13:25] And really, that's all about getting at this idea of turnout, trying to juice turnout among
[04:13:30] his fiercest supporters.
[04:13:32] I can tell you from my conversations with the president's advisors, there was a strategy
[04:13:36] that they had in 2024, which was to try and target independent and more moderate-leaning
[04:13:41] Republicans and conservatives and try to get them out. And that is what helped Trump win
[04:13:45] the general election roughly two years ago now.
[04:13:48] No, it wasn't like moderate people that voted for Trump. It was people that don't give
[04:13:53] a shit about anything, like low-prepensity voters. I wouldn't say those are quote-unquote
[04:13:58] moderate voters, right? Like, the term moderate is deployed in such a silly manner all
[04:14:05] the time in these conversations you think like your co-worker that is never fucking paid attention
[04:14:10] to anything but is perfectly in line with like Medicare for all for example if asked is considered
[04:14:18] a moderate voter that's who they're talking about. That's what they're that when they say moderate
[04:14:27] voters that's who they're talking about it's not like voters are making like serious calculations
[04:14:31] about voting for Donald Trump. No, they were just like, I like his vibes. I think Kamala Harris is
[04:14:35] going to, you know, send us to go wage war with Iran. That's, that was the calculation for many,
[04:14:43] or for many of these people, many of the apoliticals. The calculation was, oh, well,
[04:14:49] you know, the Republicans are saying that Mexicans are raping our daughters. And the Democrats
[04:14:54] are now saying that too. So I'll vote for the Mexicans are raping our daughters party
[04:14:58] instead of the one that said that it was racist to say that for the last eight years.
[04:15:05] Okay.
[04:15:08] That's it.
[04:15:09] It's shit like that.
[04:15:13] Yeah, I'll vote for the for the original guys who wanted to build a wall.
[04:15:16] Now the guys who are saying they're gonna build a wall now.
[04:15:28] But that's not what they're doing this time.
[04:15:35] They recognize that it's going to be very hard to get these kind of more swing voters across
[04:15:39] the line for Republicans.
[04:15:40] And so that's why they're so focused on using the president to try and turn out his baits.
[04:15:44] And that's what my Hispanic friends voted for voted or like Trump because of Christian
[04:15:49] values and wokeness.
[04:15:51] Yeah.
[04:15:52] Okay.
[04:15:53] Pull them now.
[04:15:54] I doubt your Hispanic friends are still in favor of Donald Trump.
[04:15:58] they saw what it looks like to implement a strategy of mass deportations. Very few Hispanic
[04:16:05] voters for Trump still remain at this point.
[04:16:08] Guys, why are you getting mad at the chatter for saying his friends are dumbass Americans
[04:16:17] who made dumbass voting decisions? What are you talking about? It's not one, it's not
[04:16:21] his fault too, we're trying to interpret what the, what the pattern of behavior is here.
[04:16:27] Okay.
[04:16:28] Are you going to address all these dems running on transpanic politics?
[04:16:42] Yes, they're making a mistake over and over again.
[04:16:45] And you know who's not making that mistake?
[04:16:46] The line of Kentucky.
[04:16:49] Bashar al-Assad. Okay, it's a dumb concession that they're leaning into for no reason. They
[04:16:57] think it neutralizes this talking point from the right. They're wrong. All it does is offer
[04:17:02] concessions to them, and it creates an environment that's less safe for transgender people.
[04:17:09] Not only that, but also when the Democrats are in charge, they're probably going to
[04:17:13] roll back some of the anti-trans provisions, and then they're going to look like fucking
[04:17:17] hypocrites when they do that. So the more appropriate response to all this stuff is
[04:17:22] to just be like, why are we talking about this? It's ridiculous that we're dunking on trans people
[04:17:26] for no fucking reason whatsoever. It's one percent of the goddamn population. And guess what? Donald
[04:17:31] Trump acted out on his desires to harm trans people. And what did that give you?
[04:17:39] Did it solve the cost of living crisis? No, it didn't.
[04:17:47] Why is he woke on one issue only?
[04:17:53] I don't know why, but I'm in support of it.
[04:17:57] A red state dem using his position as a guy who won over a lot of Trump voters to validate
[04:18:01] liberals instead of talking down to them about how out of touch they are is fascinating
[04:18:04] tech.
[04:18:06] Yeah.
[04:18:08] Kentucky governor Andy Bouchard criticized Democrats for saying the transgender athletes
[04:18:15] can't play in women's sports.
[04:18:16] This is not the party that we are.
[04:18:18] We start as a party of compassion and empathy.
[04:18:20] And I tell you what, if we want to ruin sports, put government in charge of them.
[04:18:24] Beast mode.
[04:18:41] That's it.
[04:18:46] so it's such a silly conversation like why are you seating uh why are you
[04:18:51] sitting ground oppositional framing on this issue when you know it's a fucking distraction
[04:18:55] okay and it's a violent one for trans people
[04:19:01] like it's such a cynical way to do politics where you're like well there's just one
[04:19:06] percent of the population who gives a shit is so ridiculous if you're the fucking democrat okay
[04:19:11] your job is to literally defend minority positions.
[04:19:18] Years ago you vetoed a bill in Kentucky that would have banned transgender students for
[04:19:22] participating in girls and women's sports.
[04:19:25] There are a bunch of super PAC ads running against Democratic candidates right now on
[04:19:29] transgender issues.
[04:19:31] And in addition to that, some of the Democrats in red states and districts have responded
[04:19:36] in some cases saying trans girls should not participate in girls sports.
[04:19:41] What's your take on that?
[04:19:44] Well, sports, like, and before people say, oh, well, in 2023, he said he opposes minor
[04:19:50] surgeries.
[04:19:51] Okay.
[04:19:52] Like, transgender surgeries on minors.
[04:19:56] Guess what?
[04:19:57] It is the exact same conversation that people have around late-term abortion, okay?
[04:20:03] It's not a real thing.
[04:20:06] on minors, especially when it comes to, uh, trans related surgeries on minors are unbelievably
[04:20:13] rare and it only happens as a matter of significant medical necessity.
[04:20:19] It's the same as, it's the same as third trimester abortions.
[04:20:22] It doesn't, people are not running around, uh, ready to fucking pop a baby out and
[04:20:27] going, all right, time for an aborable.
[04:20:30] It doesn't happen.
[04:20:31] It's not a real thing.
[04:20:32] Okay.
[04:20:33] not only is it costly, but it's also the the it's it's not only is it costly it's
[04:20:40] invasive okay not a thing it's not a real thing at all need to be fair and
[04:20:47] there should be no unfair advantage but in Kentucky we already had rules in
[04:20:51] place with our Kentucky High School Athletic Association that prevented
[04:20:55] any of the things that you saw ultimately in colleges or the rest in
[04:20:59] In Kentucky, we only had one trans athlete.
[04:21:02] She was a seventh grader that started a field hockey team in her middle school to make friends.
[04:21:07] But that bill you're talking about didn't just do that.
[04:21:10] It banned all trans care for youth, any and all, and removed the ability of any parent
[04:21:16] to make decisions on the health care for their children.
[04:21:19] So it was sweeping.
[04:21:20] But here's my take.
[04:21:21] We don't throw anybody under the bus.
[04:21:23] That is not the party that we are.
[04:21:25] We start as a party of compassion and empathy.
[04:21:28] I tell you what, if we want to ruin sports, put government in charge of them.
[04:21:33] Great way also to hit the small government narrative as well. Brilliant. Excellent. Yeah, I know, I know.
[04:21:43] Emily Juzinski, you know what's abnormal, constantly fucking worried about children's
[04:21:46] genitals as the most weirdo freak shit of all time. Well said, talking about things like
[04:21:50] gender queer was pretty terrible. Could have all been avoided by libs not putting it in
[04:21:54] libraries and calling anyone who objected a weirdo book banner because it was it is it is
[04:22:00] okay it still is you're still getting offended making it seem like teachers were teachers were
[04:22:08] like showcasing pornographic material to children okay yes banning books is fucking weird of all
[04:22:14] the arguments against the right this is the dumbest is the equivalent of the ref pulling the flag
[04:22:18] on the dude who hits back 5,700 sex changed surgeries on minors in four years. Pretty weird.
[04:22:24] Okay. I'm willing to bet. I haven't even looked at this data, but I'm willing to
[04:22:30] bet that this is far ranging. Okay. Far ranging. Because the numbers you're pointing to is
[04:22:39] quite literally a fraction of the number of like 16 year olds that got a breast reduction
[04:22:45] surgery or breast enlargement surgery. 16 year olds that got a nose job. Okay. It's
[04:22:51] nonsensical data. I didn't even look for the record. I didn't even look at this, but I suspect
[04:23:00] that it's, it's shit like that. And it's over four years. You know how little that
[04:23:04] is? You're making it seem, when you do this kind of thing, you're making it seem like
[04:23:11] they chop the penises of 5,700 miners. Okay, that's not a thing that's happening. That's literally
[04:23:19] not happening. You know the number of bottom surgeries that took place? Not for like cancer-related
[04:23:28] reasons or something. You know what I mean? Like straightforward, if you want to call it
[04:23:32] cosmetic, even though trans-affirming care is not cosmetic, right?
[04:23:36] But if you want to know the number of people that got elective bottom surgery under the age of 18,
[04:23:48] I can tell you what the number is. It's fucking zero. Okay, it's zero. Stop saying you don't care.
[04:23:58] What is this? Oh my God, shut the fuck up, dude. I'm literally directly addressing
[04:24:05] ridiculous trans panic shit and you're still mad oh my god you are the one who
[04:24:12] needs to be normal shut the fuck up why are you complaining while I'm literally
[04:24:17] talking about this issue I know why you're complaining because you want to
[04:24:20] be fucking heard Jesus Christ
[04:24:28] example a oh my god
[04:24:35] Oh my god, like what a ridiculous moment to yell
[04:24:41] Do it yesterday do it tomorrow why are you doing it while we're literally while the topic of conversation is is
[04:24:49] The ridiculous trans panic what the fuck's wrong with you
[04:25:05] Anyway, the point is, when you look at information like this that's compiled by, you know, a
[04:25:14] transpanic outlet, okay, exposing the child's trans industry, like it's very clearly insane.
[04:25:23] You scratch the surface a little bit, and we can do it as well.
[04:25:30] Why did it take this long?
[04:25:31] Okay, bam, bam, this person.
[04:25:35] Okay, ban this person shut the fuck up. I talk about the shit all the time. Okay, shut shut the fuck up
[04:25:41] We get it. You're we get it. You got it. Okay, you're you're
[04:25:45] You caught me. I am
[04:25:48] refusing to address
[04:25:50] Transrelated issues because I'm secretly transphobic don't care every single time I say be normal
[04:25:55] I'm actually saying like don't be trans. I'm actually in favor of of
[04:25:59] Of forced conversion therapy for transgender people. That's what it is. You caught it
[04:26:05] Thank god you caught it nb plus artist in a community. That's 14 percent trans. You're the one woke transgender who caught it
[04:26:17] Thank god
[04:26:19] Oh my god, dude. Jesus fucking christ
[04:26:29] Okay, going forward this kind of stuff Republicans love doing this they love lying with numbers or at least back in the day
[04:26:41] They used to love lying with numbers for the record
[04:26:45] They don't even care to do that anymore. They just completely make shit up now lying is more OP
[04:26:50] Lying is OP has become the normative position
[04:26:54] They don't even try to like
[04:26:57] hide their lies in the data. Here, one example I'll give you is this, right?
[04:27:01] Republicans, what do they hate? They hate immigrants, right? They're racist. They hate
[04:27:05] immigrants. They hate immigration into the country. So what they used to vag in the day
[04:27:11] lie all the time before they decided to just say every immigrant is a, you know, criminal
[04:27:16] rapist migrant. What they used to say is, oh, they're a strain on our welfare, right?
[04:27:21] But if you know the truth, you know that that's not the case. That can't be the case one for a couple of
[04:27:38] First question how could they be a strain on our welfare state when our welfare state is basically non-existent
[04:27:48] Okay, that's number one question number one
[04:27:51] Question number two, how can they be a strain on our welfare if they're not
[04:28:00] eligible for it, if they're not eligible for our social programs? Well the answer
[04:28:06] is hidden in the data. They would say, oh they're, you know, their cost is $10
[04:28:10] billion. Okay, $10 billion in welfare expenditures over a year over year.
[04:28:18] Well, it turns out what they were doing was factoring in
[04:28:23] American born American citizens that have at least one how of one parent
[04:28:30] that is a
[04:28:32] Migrant documented or undocumented in an American household
[04:28:37] and
[04:28:38] You know the the the amount of money that goes to their schooling or whatever kind of like social safety nets they are receiving
[04:28:45] Well, those are Americans. You can't consider them non-American just because like one of
[04:28:51] their parents is either an undocumented citizen or a documented migrant.
[04:28:58] How ridiculous! That's how you lie through the data and this is exactly what this institution
[04:29:02] is most likely doing, where they'll look at like rhinoplasty or any kind of hormone
[04:29:07] blockers or any kind of non-invasive medical procedure and then make it seem
[04:29:12] like 5,700 minors had elective bottom surgery, which is illegal, okay? It's illegal in most
[04:29:21] states. Stop the harm database can be in catalogs, pediatric sex change related services, including
[04:29:29] surgeries, cross sex hormones, puberty blockers at U.S. based medical facilities between 2019
[04:29:34] and 2023. The data is searchable by state and facility. When they say including surgeries,
[04:29:39] They probably don't mean, they probably don't mean bottom surgeries, okay?
[04:29:51] It's ridiculous.
[04:29:52] Law want the snob start to go on this.
[04:29:54] Yeah, HHS reports sites in accurate data to claim more than 5,500 transminors receive
[04:29:59] sex change surgeries, okay?
[04:30:03] Credible data indicates that gender-referring surgeries are rarely performed on minors and
[04:30:06] the most minors who receive them are not actually trans, but cisgender boys getting
[04:30:10] chest reductions.
[04:30:13] A peer-reviewed study from Harvard University researchers in 2024 determined that in 2019
[04:30:17] only 85 transminors received gender-affirming surgery, and most of them were aged 17 to
[04:30:23] 15.
[04:30:24] The Harvard study found no gender-affirming surgery is conducted on children under 12.
[04:30:31] In August 2026, the Department of Health and Human Service under U.S. President
[04:30:34] Donald Trump released a report alleging that according to watchdog analyses tracking more
[04:30:38] than 5,500 miners that undergone sex change surgeries from 2019 to 2024.
[04:30:44] Here's what page nine of the report says, emphasis hours.
[04:30:49] Estimate 120 million in total hospital and clinic billing nationwide.
[04:30:52] Big trans, big trans hospital, big transgender hospital billing.
[04:30:57] Okay.
[04:30:59] Anyway, the HHS report pulled this number from a database of supposed surgeries created
[04:31:05] by Duno Harman, advocacy group that opposed the gender of urban care for transminors,
[04:31:08] blah, blah, blah.
[04:31:09] Their methodology lists insurance codes, a standardized code for insurance companies
[04:31:13] used to describe various health code procedures and treatments that the organization used
[04:31:16] to come up with the statistic.
[04:31:18] However, Snow's review of the report found that many of these codes are entirely
[04:31:22] unrelated to sex change surgeries, thus contradicting Duno Harman's claims.
[04:31:27] the study that Emily Josinski posted in the replies.
[04:31:31] Okay?
[04:31:32] Furthermore, both a peer-reviewed study from Harvard University research and a rotors analysis
[04:31:36] found far lower rates of gender-affirming surgeries among transminors and truth reminders.
[04:31:41] These surgeries are exceedingly rare and occur only among older teenagers.
[04:31:56] The methodology report said do no harm included insurance procedure codes that's already bullshit.
[04:32:01] It doesn't actually address exactly what they're claiming.
[04:32:05] I really cannot underscore to you how irregular the do no harm analysis is Baker, whose work
[04:32:10] as health services researcher involves identifying trans people in insurance claim databases
[04:32:15] said in a phone call.
[04:32:20] Gender affirming surgeries are unbelievably rare.
[04:32:23] Okay?
[04:32:24] There was 85 instances of a minor in about 22 million minors.
[04:32:30] There were 85 instances of a minor undergoing a gender-affirming surgical procedure in 2019
[04:32:37] with 82 of those instances involving chest-related procedures, presumably either a chest reduction
[04:32:43] or breast tissue removal, commonly known as top surgery.
[04:32:48] Okay?
[04:32:50] Let's look at how many miners get breast implants.
[04:32:54] How many minors in the US get breast implants?
[04:33:24] Didn't Kylie Jenner do her whole body?
[04:33:33] There's no exact data, official data tracking scientific number of minors under 18 who received
[04:33:38] cosmetic breast implants in the United States.
[04:33:40] National Plastic Surgery Survey Groups data for ages 13 and 19 together rather than isolating
[04:33:45] minors under 18, for example, data shows that about 3,200 girls aged 18 to 19 received
[04:33:51] cosmetic breast implants in 2020.
[04:33:53] So just in the year alone, just in the year 2020 alone, it was 3,200 girls aged 18 to 19
[04:34:01] that received cosmetic breast implants.
[04:34:08] I don't know how many minors receive it.
[04:34:11] Okay.
[04:34:14] Jaczynski is usually smarter than this.
[04:34:19] No, this is the reason why I'm bringing this up, by the way.
[04:34:22] The reason why I'm bringing this up, by the way, is because,
[04:34:31] the reason why I'm bringing this up is because, like,
[04:34:32] one is gender-affirming in the normal direction, right?
[04:34:36] According to, you know, heteronormative standards.
[04:34:40] The other one is not.
[04:34:42] That's why it becomes a major problem when it's 82 people,
[04:34:45] okay, 82 kids with God knows whatever the reason was,
[04:34:50] It's a decision that is left up to the doctor and the patient.
[04:34:54] No doctor is just going, ooh, let's do top surgery for our transgender minors.
[04:35:00] It's not how it goes, right?
[04:35:02] Good point, bad evidence.
[04:35:13] NIH for 2011.
[04:35:20] Okay. Well, the only number we can find for under 18 was from the National
[04:35:24] Institute of Health, okay, from 2011. Back then it was 4,830 procedures.
[04:35:31] Okay. There you go.
[04:35:34] And some of them are breast augmentations that are necessary.
[04:35:37] Like there are hormonal problems, for example, they could be,
[04:35:41] it could be breast reduction surgery for a minor. You know what I mean?
[04:35:47] There you go. Is that better?
[04:35:50] But then also, they could be totally cosmetic as well, right?
[04:35:56] It could be totally cosmetic like Kylie Jenner.
[04:36:01] It could be burn victims. There's like a million different reasons.
[04:36:05] But let me tell you what is greatly blown out of proportion and overemphasize this conversation.
[04:36:12] The notion that radical transgender minors and their gay ass woke
[04:36:24] libtard parents are going to gay ass woke libtard doctors and getting like,
[04:36:31] they're chopping off and doing bottom surgery,
[04:36:35] elective bottom surgery by the thousands, okay?
[04:36:39] That's not a real thing.
[04:36:40] It's an entirely made-up, hallucinated alternative reality that Republicans exist in, and yet
[04:36:48] we still talk about it far too much.
[04:36:57] It's made up.
[04:37:09] You're fucking stupid.
[04:37:20] Here's some angrily shaking my solid.
[04:37:32] He means when he tells voters across the country to pretend that he's on the ballot.
[04:37:37] The problem with that is they recognize his approval numbers are very low right now, and
[04:37:42] also a lot of Republicans in these polls showing that they are unhappy with the Iran War.
[04:37:47] They are anxious and have concerns about high gas prices.
[04:37:50] And so they have to try and manage this in the weeks ahead.
[04:37:53] Now, all of this comes as you mentioned, Kate, that they had this new ad out paid
[04:37:57] for the U.S. government, one of several ads we've seen like this in recent weeks,
[04:38:02] really featuring the president front and center.
[04:38:04] And one thing I just want to point out about that most recent ad that aired yesterday, actually
[04:38:07] saw watching football with my husband this weekend, is that it echoes what Trump said
[04:38:11] in a 2023 speech, which is almost identical as well to a 2024 ad that the president had
[04:38:17] released on the campaign trail.
[04:38:18] So just a little context for the imagery that they're reverting back to ahead of
[04:38:22] the midterms this year.
[04:38:23] Yeah.
[04:38:24] And also then continues the questions of, is it a campaign ad or not, if it looks
[04:38:29] so much like a campaign ad of the recent past?
[04:38:32] Now, even some in the president's party aren't sure it's the best use of money.
[04:38:39] I don't think any public official, including President Trump or Kristi Noem or John Kennedy,
[04:38:45] should spend public money on private ads for themselves.
[04:38:53] So joining me now in the group chat, Sarah Fisher, CNN Senior Media Analyst and Senior
[04:38:57] Media Reporter at Axios.
[04:38:59] Tiana Lodesher, political commentator
[04:39:01] for the Washington Examiner,
[04:39:02] and Yasmin Raji, executive director of Swing Left.
[04:39:07] Okay, I wanna start with you
[04:39:08] because I don't know the laws here, basically.
[04:39:11] You're a candidate, you spend your candidate pool of money,
[04:39:14] you're an incumbent in office, you spend a pool of money.
[04:39:17] I was under the impression,
[04:39:19] never the tween shall meet, but what am I missing?
[04:39:21] So the way that it works is that
[04:39:22] the government accountability office
[04:39:23] will typically review these types of things
[04:39:25] once they get a complaint.
[04:39:26] They have received a complaint,
[04:39:27] and they're going to look at three things as it pertains to the law.
[04:39:31] The first is, is there an adequate disclosure?
[04:39:33] In this case, yes, there is an adequate disclosure that the person who paid for,
[04:39:37] or the group that paid for this was the U.S. government.
[04:39:39] The second they're going to look at is whether or not this is sort of self-grandiosment,
[04:39:43] meaning, are you just promoting yourself as a candidate or yourself as a person?
[04:39:48] And then the third thing is it policy in person in nature,
[04:39:51] meaning it's not a typical public service ad that it would be promoting something
[04:39:55] that everybody should be focusing on, like, you know,
[04:39:58] get a vaccine or something like that.
[04:40:00] It is focused on a particular policy or a person.
[04:40:03] I think that the-
[04:40:04] I think the funniest thing to happen
[04:40:08] is he saw how good Zoran is a self promo
[04:40:13] and he saw how beloved he is
[04:40:15] and he tried to do it in the same way.
[04:40:18] But he has nothing to fucking lean into
[04:40:20] as far as like government initiatives
[04:40:22] that he could promote.
[04:40:23] And it ended up being this spectacular failure that's that's unironically what I think is what happened complaint
[04:40:30] That's been filed by public citizen likely will have a strong review by the government accountability office, which is a legislative branch
[04:40:36] It's not governed by the executive branch the man who leads it is a career official
[04:40:40] And so we'll see what they have to say about it
[04:40:42] But it's not like they filed a lawsuit in which the president could be found, you know unlawful or guilty of doing something
[04:40:48] Yeah, it's not like a campaign finance violation or something like that one last wrinkle
[04:40:52] We do have state-backed media in our government.
[04:40:55] It is foreign-sponsored broadcasters, so it's like VOA.
[04:41:00] What's left of it?
[04:41:01] Yeah, what's left of it?
[04:41:02] Yes, a lot of it was attempted to be dismantled by the Trump administration, but a lot of
[04:41:06] that's been overruled in courts.
[04:41:07] But you have radio for Europe, radio for liberty, all of those things.
[04:41:12] It is illegal for those entities to run ads targeting the U.S.
[04:41:17] That is very clearly considered propaganda.
[04:41:20] But in this case, there is, because of the public service and the public service announcements
[04:41:25] component, a little bit more of a gray line.
[04:41:27] Okay, so let me go back to that gray area.
[04:41:29] It is very gray in terms of the service.
[04:41:31] The White House has said, look, we saw the George W. Bush administration spend money promoting
[04:41:37] a Medicare plan.
[04:41:38] President Obama spent money on the Affordable Care Act PSAs, and of course, Biden spent
[04:41:44] hundreds of millions of dollars on it.
[04:41:46] Yeah.
[04:41:49] The problem is, those are initiatives and PSAs.
[04:41:57] What's the public service announcement for Donald Trump saying America will never be
[04:42:00] a communist country and I'm fucking awesome.
[04:42:03] So fuck dollars on a COVID vaccine PSA campaign.
[04:42:08] Yes, man.
[04:42:09] Does that put it in the clear?
[04:42:10] No, I think this is pretty black.
[04:42:12] This is state sponsored propaganda at its finest.
[04:42:16] I think we're in a race to the bottom with North Korea and Iran with the kind of propaganda
[04:42:21] that we're seeing here.
[04:42:22] But I think something that was to me really interesting in the ad is that he is focused
[04:42:26] on getting rid of the warmongers and also in sort of uncovering the deep state in this
[04:42:31] ad.
[04:42:32] That's him.
[04:42:33] He's the warmonger.
[04:42:34] He's the one who himself has promised an America First agenda and then has invested
[04:42:40] $2 billion a day in an illegal war with Iran.
[04:42:43] And so we, I see that really as an attempt to desperately try to cling on to any ability
[04:42:50] to win over Republican voters in the midterms.
[04:42:53] And that is so clearly the play that we know what he's doing here.
[04:42:57] That's to reveal where you're weak, meaning you're only advertising what you're concerned
[04:43:01] about.
[04:43:02] What do you see in this ad?
[04:43:03] And what do you see about him?
[04:43:05] And again, this is not about how much money it is.
[04:43:07] It's the fact that, you know, he's sitting on $400 million, like why is an e-bing
[04:43:11] for it?
[04:43:12] defense is exactly what I think the issue is. Look, I think the difference.
[04:43:16] Deep-stake gimmick in the big 226 is really funny, especially when
[04:43:22] the only thing that's deep inside of the state is Benjamin Netanyahu's dick in your ass. Okay.
[04:43:29] Wow. Is there a parallel government of shadowy forces that are making you do things that Americans
[04:43:36] fucking hate like waging war in Iran. Hmm. I wonder who could that to be?
[04:43:44] You're not sitting wrong is that Trump critics are on television, not, you know,
[04:43:47] hanging from a crane. So it's not exactly the same thing. We have free speech and
[04:43:52] the president's always supported that. The issue with the ad is that the ad
[04:43:56] doesn't actually say what he has done. It does not say shutting down Joe
[04:44:00] Biden's open border that saw an influx of over 10 million illegal aliens
[04:44:04] passing the Lake and Rylee Act to make sure that criminal legal aliens will get out here to give them free advice.
[04:44:09] So are you saying this is just in work?
[04:44:12] Trump aura farming and sounding cool and talking about taking down the commies.
[04:44:16] All right, I think it works for people that already like him.
[04:44:18] But why not explain the Trump accounts?
[04:44:20] My daughter is sitting with a Trump account with $1,000 from the Treasury.
[04:44:24] Right, how to get one.
[04:44:25] Which is how the PSA is supposed to do.
[04:44:27] Explaining how to get the tax cuts.
[04:44:29] Here's where to sign up.
[04:44:31] It's not as you said aura farming.
[04:44:33] of farming. Thank you for that on a Monday.
[04:44:35] Student organizers with University Democrats at UT Austin say their event with political
[04:44:40] commentator Hassan Piker will go forward this week, but in a much smaller venue than they
[04:44:45] had hoped. The group says it will have to refund tickets for thousands of people who
[04:44:50] signed up for this event. Organizers say UT denied their request for larger campus
[04:44:54] venues. Even the organizers say those spaces were available. The event will now
[04:44:59] now stay in its original 466 C auditorium and only students who signed up early can
[04:45:05] attend. University Democrats say the event has faced political pressure, threats, and
[04:45:10] high security costs. The group accuses UT of limiting free speech. UT, however, has
[04:45:16] pointed to his existing policies on campus speech, expression, and assembly. Piker is
[04:45:21] scheduled to speak at UT Austin this Wednesday. This is the way said. He said, I think
[04:45:26] Seals have to swim sometimes like those two seals that slipped and fell off the ladder and drowned in the red sea
[04:45:33] The only time seals have to swim is when they're in
[04:45:46] Parker mocked after trash and fall Navy Seals is insecure. Yeah, I don't give a shit about this dude. Sorry
[04:45:53] I so he said a lot there when
[04:45:56] What the fuck is this?
[04:46:03] I want to bring Elizabeth Tipkel, former RNC national spokesperson, and Evan Barker,
[04:46:26] former Democratic campaign operative.
[04:46:28] Oh my God.
[04:46:29] Isn't this lady doing the...
[04:46:31] isn't this lady doing the I left the Democrats because they were too woke gimmick in 2026
[04:46:39] isn't that her whole shtick
[04:47:01] Emphasized former, Evan, thanks for coming on today and good morning to both of you ladies.
[04:47:13] Elizabeth, how terrified are you?
[04:47:15] Elizabeth Lohan I'm incredibly terrified, Bill, to tell you the truth.
[04:47:19] My parents fled the Soviet Union listening to him speak.
[04:47:21] I'm reminded of what I was taught, which is that Marxism, Leninism was taught in
[04:47:26] Soviet schools for years because those that pushed this horrific ideology know
[04:47:30] the best place to get that done is with young people to make sure they love the system that
[04:47:35] they want to push.
[04:47:36] They can continue to control people and I think those in MAGA, those that love this country,
[04:47:41] the amazing patriots that we have in the United States of America, they're of course
[04:47:44] afraid of a man getting as popular as he has been hitting the trail with Senate candidates
[04:47:49] at the same time who says things like, I want to see capitalist blood soak the streets
[04:47:53] of New York City.
[04:47:54] I think we're all scared for good reason but I would argue there's more of us
[04:47:58] than there are of them.
[04:47:59] I was gonna pick up on that line the simple fact he said there are more of us and there are of them
[04:48:03] Is that true Evan? I mean just on its face. He's talking about socialists in America
[04:48:09] Well, I think in the Democratic Party that actually might be true at this point
[04:48:13] And I think that the GOP and Democrats should take this very seriously
[04:48:17] I mean what has some biker is basically laying out is the playbook the same one that I described in my book
[04:48:23] That just came out nothing left
[04:48:25] Ha ha.
[04:48:29] Lady.
[04:48:30] You're promoting your dumbass book on Fox News, they're illiterate.
[04:48:45] Who on the right still knows how to read or write?
[04:48:51] Good luck.
[04:48:52] good luck pushing units on that media appearance.
[04:48:55] It's basically where progressives go hard in the midterms and they rack up as
[04:49:00] many wins as they can.
[04:49:02] And then they take that energy and then push all the presidential candidates to
[04:49:07] run on their issues in the presidential election.
[04:49:10] That's exactly what AOC did when she went and getting all of those presidential
[04:49:15] candidates to run on things like Medicare for all and Green New Deal back in
[04:49:19] 2020. So they're going to do the same thing.
[04:49:22] That's a good lead into this, though. New York Post headline, as of today, right now.
[04:49:26] AOC testing the waters for a possible 2028 run as she launches upstate New York tour
[04:49:32] before midterm elections. So, Elizabeth, she was in Buffalo, in Syracuse, comfortable
[04:49:38] territory apparently. They have favored a few socialist candidates there. She in?
[04:49:45] Well, I think she's testing the waters. I certainly think she knows she's not
[04:49:48] going to win, but she would make the kind of splash that Evan just talked about,
[04:49:52] which is basically standing on that stage
[04:49:53] and making sure everybody up there with her
[04:49:55] agrees with her horrific ideology and views.
[04:49:58] So I think should be a great...
[04:50:00] Her horrific, her horrific ideology and views.
[04:50:04] Like Medicare for all and Green New Deal.
[04:50:06] Ha ha ha ha!
[04:50:14] That's awesome.
[04:50:22] I think, honestly, deep down, she knows that which is why she's going to run for the Senate
[04:50:30] instead.
[04:50:31] Okay, Evan, I asked if she was in.
[04:50:33] Is she in and could she win?
[04:50:37] I actually agree with Elizabeth on this one.
[04:50:40] I don't think she's going to run.
[04:50:41] I think a lot of people think AOC is a burn it all down revolutionary and I think behind
[04:50:46] the scenes, she's a lot more quiet and goes along with what the establishment wants
[04:50:51] her to do. Okay, I'll go ahead and finish. I'll cut you off there. Oh, that's it. Okay.
[04:50:58] Ladies, you were both quick. I appreciate that. And we're going to have time to talk
[04:51:03] about AOC yet again. All right. I guarantee you that. Nice to see you, Elizabeth. Thanks
[04:51:08] for coming on. We'll talk soon.
[04:51:10] For new developments in a very disturbing case involving Cornell University, a former
[04:51:15] student filed a civil lawsuit against the university this month. She says that
[04:51:20] she was drugged and sexually assaulted by seven men.
[04:51:23] You heard that right, seven men at a fraternity house
[04:51:26] back in 2024.
[04:51:28] Now no criminal charges were filed at that time.
[04:51:31] Now ABC News reports the local DA
[04:51:33] is reopening this investigation.
[04:51:36] Lilia Luciano is joining us with the details.
[04:51:38] Liliana, this is so upsetting.
[04:51:40] Good morning to you.
[04:51:41] That's right, Gail, good morning.
[04:51:42] There is renewed interest in this case,
[04:51:44] nearly two years after the alleged incident,
[04:51:47] After new information surfaced in a civil lawsuit,
[04:51:50] the details are disturbing,
[04:51:52] and it's raising new questions
[04:51:53] about how the school handled it.
[04:51:56] What began as a night out
[04:51:58] for a 20-year-old Cornell student
[04:51:59] allegedly ended with hours of sexual assault
[04:52:02] inside a fraternity house.
[04:52:04] She's not in college anymore because of us.
[04:52:07] She's barely hanging on
[04:52:08] for what these guys did to her.
[04:52:10] The civil lawsuit says the woman,
[04:52:11] identified only as Jane Doe,
[04:52:13] arrived at the Kai Fai house already intoxicated
[04:52:16] in October 2024. She alleges two fraternity members then pressured her into taking what
[04:52:22] they said was ketamine before sexually assaulting her. Then, at 1.42 that morning, the complaint
[04:52:29] says one fraternity member sent a crude message to a Kaifi group chat suggesting a woman upstairs
[04:52:36] was available for sex. That lawsuit says more men then entered the room and the
[04:52:40] assaults continued until about 545 that morning. The law should identify two of the responses
[04:52:47] seen in those messages as coming from Scott Kretschmar, his attorney Jeremy Salant.
[04:52:52] Bro this shit is horrifying. The story is insane. The things that happen are fucking
[04:52:59] heinous. Pure evil. And the fact that Cornell's punishment was two people getting expelled
[04:53:09] And then the rest of them basically were able to graduate after writing an essay.
[04:53:18] It goes to show you the priorities of the school.
[04:53:24] They are not invested in any way shape or form in protecting students or rather
[04:53:34] they are only invested in protecting students who are doing the rapes, not
[04:53:38] the victims.
[04:53:39] It's one of the most unbelievable stories if you are unfamiliar with how college campuses
[04:53:48] operate like this, okay?
[04:53:52] It is, I mean, look, this is the incubation of what we already see at the tippy top, right?
[04:54:02] The Epstein class and the lack of punishments for these, you know, pedophilia rapists
[04:54:08] and their affiliates, it should not surprise you that it's happening at Ivy League institutions
[04:54:15] as well. It should not surprise you at all. And it's not just an Ivy League institution
[04:54:18] that happens at every college. It's very common, unfortunately. Now, what the college did,
[04:54:37] I think that is unique, like if we're being real, like the the college is mishandling here
[04:54:46] that is like beyond the pale, even outside of like a regular level of a like routine level
[04:54:58] of advancing rape culture is the fact that they just straight up did not punish many
[04:55:05] of the other students that were involved. You got more of a penalty at Cornell University
[04:55:14] if you participated in a pro-Palestine student encampment.
[04:55:21] I was talking to some of the leaders of the pro-Palestinian encampments. One of them
[04:55:26] got expelled for a year. They got suspended for a year. They got literally worse penalties
[04:55:34] in Cornell University, then half of the rapists did, or then most of the rapists did. It's
[04:55:44] fucking nuts. It goes to show you what their fucking priorities are.
[04:55:58] And acknowledges the messages were inappropriate, but says they are not evidence as client
[04:56:03] committed sexual assault.
[04:56:04] Nobody would be proud of words that can be construed as really ugly, nasty things.
[04:56:10] But we can also recognize that saying things and typing immature things are not the same
[04:56:16] committing sex crimes.
[04:56:17] The woman reported the incident to Cornell Police about three weeks later.
[04:56:22] School officials held at least 12 internal hearings about the incident.
[04:56:26] Jane Doe's attorney alleges to WCBS only two of the seven accused students
[04:56:30] were expelled, while others received lesser sanctions, including workshops or essays.
[04:56:36] Not one of these guys was arrested, not one.
[04:56:40] The Tomkins County District Attorney told CBS News New York that there was insufficient
[04:56:45] evidence at the time to support criminal charges.
[04:56:48] The fraternity Kai Fai was barred from campus following the incident.
[04:56:52] Cornell said it investigated the allegations under university policy and that federal
[04:56:56] privacy law prevents it from disclosing how each individual was disciplined, but the school
[04:57:01] could not or would not comment on the pending lawsuit. Nate.
[04:57:05] Lillio, thank you. This morning, prosecutors in Ithaca are reexamining horrifying accusations
[04:57:11] that's... The prosecutor did a horrendous interview with JTAPR earlier. Okay, we'll look at that.
[04:57:20] Kylie Chung, so long as there's room for the possibility that a Q student might have thought
[04:57:23] there was consent, the university won't take action against them." Several Title IX administrators told
[04:57:28] Badera. I think it's important you understand the campus sexual assault crisis way worse than you
[04:57:32] think. Universities suspend just one out of 12,400 students each year for sexual misconduct
[04:57:38] and expel one out of 22,900. Once you read Title IX administrators in their own words,
[04:57:43] you get a sense of why that is. Rapists don't just go without consequences. They often
[04:57:50] re-benefits because the school is so sorry for even investigating them slash afraid of seeming
[04:57:57] biased. Come across as biased. So long as there's room for the possibility that the
[04:58:02] accused student might have thought there was consent, the university won't take action against
[04:58:06] them. Several title-line administrators told Baderra, by nature of being enrolled at a university,
[04:58:10] student rapists don't fit the character of a rapist, i.e. a dangerous stranger in an alley,
[04:58:14] a false narrative meant to frame rape exclusively as a shoot-based crime,
[04:58:17] justifying ever more police funding so they face no consequences even though as we all know
[04:58:23] the overwhelming majority of rapes that actually take place are not between strangers like random
[04:58:28] people it's it's between uh people that know one another or people that have established a
[04:58:32] relationship prior to one another it's not like a it's the same with like kidnapping people think
[04:58:35] kidnapping happens with like a white van that comes over and just like nabs a child no it's
[04:58:40] most more more often than not is actually an immediate relative, right?
[04:58:53] So,
[04:58:58] yeah, parental abduction during a custody dispute is the most common form of kidnapping.
[04:59:05] Okay, in the United States of America. And sexual assault and sexual violence of this
[04:59:12] sort is also common between friends, family members, people that you've met ahead of time.
[04:59:19] Okay, date rape, things of that nature.
[04:59:24] By nature of being enrolled at the University of Student Rapists, don't fit the character
[04:59:26] of a rapist. I mean, dangerous stranger. I mean, that actually is, is I'd never even
[04:59:31] considered it like that. Okay. I wish I had something vaguely useful to add to any of
[04:59:37] this other than I'm heartbroken and exhausted. Remember how formative reading
[04:59:40] Channel Mill's testimony was for me and it was a teenager decade ago. It's
[04:59:44] crushing how little things have changed. Yeah, it is. It is something that is
[04:59:54] It's something that for the longest time has not been looked at seriously.
[05:00:02] And part of the reason why I need to even happen is because there was no systemic course correction
[05:00:07] for many, many decades.
[05:00:08] So if you don't like the mob justice attitude, if you are worried about it, if you're one
[05:00:15] of those people that's like, oh, well, you know, mob justice oftentimes leads to like
[05:00:19] your false accusers, ruin lives of people, then okay, then you have to make sure
[05:00:23] that there is proper systemic care.
[05:00:26] Okay?
[05:00:27] Mobjustice becomes an inevitability
[05:00:31] when there is no systematic solution.
[05:00:35] Okay?
[05:00:37] That's it.
[05:00:40] One of the easiest ways to nip this problem in the bud
[05:00:45] is early on during the adolescent period
[05:00:50] where you are doing sex education.
[05:00:53] Again, Americans don't like that.
[05:00:54] They don't want that to take place.
[05:00:56] They hate it, right?
[05:01:01] Sex ed is a huge part of this, okay?
[05:01:04] Like proper education is a huge part of this.
[05:01:08] And then after that, these institutions also have to have
[05:01:11] sufficient care and cover these issues adequately.
[05:01:18] And actually punish the people who are engaging
[05:01:21] in these acts.
[05:01:23] Same with the criminal justice system. This is what we mean when we talk about rape culture, okay?
[05:01:38] I think there are a few, there are a few things of interest even if we don't know enough about the
[05:01:42] particular of the final judgments. One, the file messages to what exactly Cornell found that led
[05:01:46] to their disciplinary action against those fat members. Three, whether the chat messages were
[05:01:50] provided to the DA as her lawyer claims or not as the DA claims.
[05:01:54] What the specific difference is, if any, are between the accused's initial
[05:01:57] sworn testimony statement to the Cornell Police 2024 and her 2026 claims in the civil case.
[05:02:17] How can we get you a Taylor baby?
[05:02:19] You're too slow for straddle out the rack is a crazy thing to say right now.
[05:02:25] I'll reiterate, measure, read those dammit snapchat messages.
[05:02:28] Those alone are ugly beyond that.
[05:02:29] I won't speak for the particulars of the case until I get more info.
[05:02:33] So look.
[05:02:37] I don't know, but I don't know what happened.
[05:02:40] I don't know what like caused the university
[05:02:43] to not sufficiently punish the perpetrators here,
[05:02:49] but in the absence of information,
[05:02:53] what we do know is the systemic problem persisting.
[05:02:58] And the systemic problem in college campuses,
[05:03:02] as well as many other institutions beyond college too,
[05:03:04] in the workplace and whatnot,
[05:03:06] is that sexual violence rarely gets the sufficient,
[05:03:11] the sufficient accountability, okay?
[05:03:18] It doesn't.
[05:03:22] It's bad when the victims are men
[05:03:25] because there's also an additional layer of shame
[05:03:27] involved in it.
[05:03:31] It's more common and also horribly treated
[05:03:34] if the victims are women.
[05:03:36] Because in most circumstances,
[05:03:39] The attitude is, oh, well, this was wires being crossed.
[05:03:43] Oh, these are boys being boys.
[05:03:45] They were being a little rowdy.
[05:03:46] Like these are the types of retorse
[05:03:51] you gain in this situation.
[05:04:01] That needs to change.
[05:04:04] It is, you know what this reminds me of,
[05:04:06] which is another, you know, women's health-related issue
[05:04:12] where we also burn the candle on both ends,
[05:04:14] which is abortions, right?
[05:04:19] We make it virtually illegal,
[05:04:21] in some instances they're literally illegal
[05:04:22] to have abortions, and then we don't even take
[05:04:25] any of the sufficient precautions
[05:04:26] to lower the likelihood of abortions even happening
[05:04:30] like proper sex ed, offering contraceptives and the like.
[05:04:36] so the result is women get punished
[05:04:40] this is a form of structural violence
[05:04:44] it is a former structural violence born out of
[05:04:47] the patriarchal constructs that we live under
[05:04:51] this is what
[05:04:52] this is the most basic way to understand
[05:04:55] uh... you know the the women's equality movements and like what people are
[05:04:58] demanding
[05:05:00] a lot of people don't understand it
[05:05:02] they they uh...
[05:05:04] all into the trap of assuming everything is mis-injury, they think it's ridiculous, but
[05:05:08] it's pretty simple.
[05:05:10] You don't do the sufficient education early on for people to avoid, you know, teenage pregnancies
[05:05:16] or people to avoid pregnancies, unwanted pregnancies.
[05:05:19] And then on the other side, when that unwanted pregnancy takes place, you criminalize the
[05:05:23] person getting it.
[05:05:25] You criminalize the person for exercising their bodily autonomy.
[05:05:29] It's ridiculous.
[05:05:30] And it's no different when we talk about sex education in regards to non-patriarchal ways
[05:05:39] of educating the youth around how to engage in interpersonal relationships with the opposite
[05:05:49] sex.
[05:05:53] Nobody gets taught a lesson.
[05:05:54] Nobody gets taught how to do this.
[05:05:56] There are gray lines and then people think that because it's like not a one size fits
[05:06:02] all situation that they'll be covered.
[05:06:10] That's why consent is very important.
[05:06:12] That's why consent education is very important.
[05:06:18] Every part of the system is broken though and women are more often than not still the
[05:06:22] victims right in over when the overwhelming majority of these incidents are the victims one there is no
[05:06:30] well-established boundary education people don't understand it it's left up to their parents and
[05:06:36] who knows what the fuck the parents are telling their kids okay then you go to college and you
[05:06:45] violate someone's consent you've never even learned that you're not supposed to do that
[05:06:50] Or you know that you're not supposed to be do it anyway. Use your fucking piece of shit and then
[05:06:57] And then the victim is additionally traumatized when there's no restitution when there's no justice
[05:07:06] And when you think about it, I mean look at the look at the president president's a rapist look at the
[05:07:11] The the the department of war the secretary of war also rapists
[05:07:14] So, you can kind of tell that people are not really interested in finding adequate solutions
[05:07:21] to this problem whatsoever.
[05:07:22] So, they continue brushing under the rug, acting as though there is no real issue at all.
[05:07:29] And then, it inevitably bubbles up because the problem persists and there are far too
[05:07:37] many people who are victimized.
[05:07:39] too many people who are traumatized, the consequences of these incidents.
[05:07:46] So then they push back and that's how you arrive at Me Too.
[05:07:49] And the Me Too movement starts, there's one or two or maybe a couple hundred celebrities
[05:07:56] and powerful people that are yelled at and some of them receive penalties, social
[05:08:04] penalties, sometimes criminal penalties to varying degrees.
[05:08:08] And then because of the decentralized nature of this, then there's like opportunists.
[05:08:13] Like the, what was the other Hollywood formation after me to, what was it like not now or something?
[05:08:22] You have opportunists that create like parallel networks.
[05:08:26] And then they start targeting people randomly times up.
[05:08:30] And those opportunists are doing that as a PR campaign for themselves.
[05:08:35] The reason why I'm bringing up Time's Up is because, and saying that there are opportunities
[05:08:38] because like they literally were doing that.
[05:08:41] And some of the people that were involved with that were sex pests themselves, right?
[05:08:50] But once again, the problems still continue.
[05:08:57] And then the pendulum swings back in the other direction.
[05:09:04] part of college campus culture with friends I'll come parties in general no
[05:09:07] it's not like like that that is a compounding factor but it doesn't have
[05:09:14] to be that way okay you can learn to socialize as a normal person not like a
[05:09:21] fucking animal you understand was a freshman my first week of college I
[05:09:27] attended Boston University Boston has so many schools in such a small radius
[05:09:32] my first week there I came I kind of grew up in a more sheltered household
[05:09:38] and I first went to a party within within maybe 10 seconds of me walking into a
[05:09:46] party at a gym at a school facility someone had touched me inappropriately
[05:09:53] within 30 seconds of my first social out and going in I turn around I leave
[05:09:58] leave. Then I remember that weekend, some friends and I, some friends said, we heard
[05:10:04] there's a party at this place at MIT, let's go, right? And this is like the first week,
[05:10:09] everyone's socializing. So we go. And I was horrified at what I saw. I was 17 years old.
[05:10:18] I had been, you know, really kept from a lot of things like that when I was in high
[05:10:24] school and I walked in and I saw just, you know, incapacitated women, men taking advantage
[05:10:36] of them, people making decisions and I mean it was just horrible.
[05:10:43] And what I felt that I was in at that point was a factory of sexual assault.
[05:10:50] It was a sexual assault factory.
[05:10:54] When I read about what happened at Cornell, those men posted in a group chat.
[05:11:00] That means it was normal to them.
[05:11:03] That means it was acceptable to them.
[05:11:06] This is a culture.
[05:11:07] This is norms.
[05:11:09] These are practices.
[05:11:11] And what we must do is understand that we cannot protect those spaces any more.
[05:11:20] We cannot.
[05:11:27] The fact that Jane Doe, that survivor, lost her education,
[05:11:35] because you can't stay in school when something like that happens to you.
[05:11:41] Rape is often used as an act of war.
[05:11:44] It is one of the most horrifying violations that a human being can endure.
[05:11:49] a form of torture.
[05:11:51] You can't stay in school.
[05:11:53] The fact that she had to lose her education
[05:11:57] and those men were protected by an institution
[05:12:01] and granted an Ivy League degree as a reward,
[05:12:05] never again.
[05:12:07] Never again.
[05:12:09] And if Jane Doe is out there
[05:12:18] And frankly, we know that one in four women
[05:12:21] have survived sexual assault in this country
[05:12:24] that we know of.
[05:12:25] So there are a lot of survivors here in this room today.
[05:12:29] So Jane Doe, if you are listening
[05:12:31] or a survivor of any gender, mind you,
[05:12:34] because so many men and young boys
[05:12:36] are subject to this as well,
[05:12:38] that if you have been subject to this,
[05:12:41] I want you to know that you are not defined
[05:12:45] by the things that have happened to you.
[05:12:47] You are bigger than that.
[05:12:49] You are stronger than them
[05:12:51] and they will never define you for your entire life
[05:12:54] and that you can achieve anything that you want to achieve
[05:12:58] from one survivor to another.
[05:13:00] So we're with you and let's get to it.
[05:13:02] Thank you.
[05:13:09] Yeah.
[05:13:13] I mean, I think it's crazy.
[05:13:15] Very good take to highlights that really at the core of rape accusations, a lot of men
[05:13:18] are saying Cornell women have no proof. Congrats, you figured out a big problem with rape cases.
[05:13:23] Unlike most of the crimes there often simply isn't much proof beyond the woman's word.
[05:13:25] If a person is mugged, no one's gonna argue they voluntarily gave up their wallet. If
[05:13:29] a person gets assaulted, no one's gonna say they were into that. But doos takes other
[05:13:33] guys free pussy and you can just whip your dick out. People are gonna argue whether
[05:13:37] she was into it even if she says she wasn't. And I freely admit false rape accusations
[05:13:41] admit exist. I don't pretend they don't. But how on earth are women supposed to prove rape
[05:13:47] if her word isn't enough and all too often the crime scene of the constitutional sex looks
[05:13:50] exactly the same as rape? The answer is she usually doesn't. Less than 4% of reported rape,
[05:13:57] sexual assault, and child sex abuse allegations in the US ever result in a crime conviction,
[05:14:03] sex crime conviction. This percentage doesn't surprise me at all because not a single
[05:14:07] woman I know who's been raped at her kids go to jail. Yeah, the crazy predicament here
[05:14:23] is that there's text messages. There were punishments that were dished out. I mean, obviously there
[05:14:32] They were, you know, nothing in comparison to what the punishments they deserved were,
[05:14:37] but...
[05:14:38] But it's insane.
[05:14:40] 7 Cornell University fraternity brothers forcibly drugged, sexually assaulted and raped a female
[05:14:46] student.
[05:14:47] What's our intention to...
[05:14:48] Guys, when I say punishments, I mean like the school initiated a process in which
[05:14:54] there was a recognition of wrongdoing.
[05:14:56] I'm not saying the punishments were apt.
[05:14:59] I'm not saying the punishments were even a fraction of what was necessary in that moment.
[05:15:03] I'm simply saying that the school admitted that there was wrongdoing. Hello!
[05:15:09] That's almost worse.
[05:15:17] The punishment necessary here...
[05:15:21] The punishment necessary here is criminal, okay? Is prison.
[05:15:29] to present the case to the Toppins County Grand Jury with Jane Doe's cooperation.
[05:15:35] The young woman identified as Jane Doe alleged that in October 2024, members of Kai-Thai
[05:15:40] plighted her with alcohol, forced her to snort ketamine, and then took turns engaging in
[05:15:45] sexual acts with her.
[05:15:46] No criminal charges were filed.
[05:15:49] Her civil lawsuit included this screenshot from a Snapchat group chat claiming one of
[05:15:53] the frat brothers invited others to join the alleged assault.
[05:15:56] The district attorney told us he never saw it at the time.
[05:16:00] Well, that's disgusting.
[05:16:01] It's disgusting.
[05:16:08] Insane, bro.
[05:16:11] Insane.
[05:16:12] It's morally despicable.
[05:16:15] The DA said his office did not interview the men,
[05:16:18] and he told us Jane Doe's statement at the time
[05:16:20] was dramatically different from what her lawsuit alleges now.
[05:16:23] She admits to taking drugs and alcohol, voluntarily and with knowledge.
[05:16:29] She does not allege that she was forced to engage in any acts.
[05:16:35] Her attorney told us my client went to the Cornell University police because a crime was committed.
[05:16:40] What was required in this case was not some intake police officer who'd taken a police report like they would for a car accident
[05:16:48] or a slip and fall on a supermark.
[05:16:50] kind of required somebody who had I think it's insane that she did something
[05:16:58] that most victims don't even do the overwhelming majority of victims don't
[05:17:02] even go to the police dude so she took that fucking step and they still were
[05:17:09] like yeah all right whatever that is wild of course she's pursuing civil
[05:17:15] litigation at this point
[05:17:20] These are what what does that do?
[05:17:49] I think about this sometimes like, what does that do to your mentality?
[05:17:53] You're young, you're growing up, you go to this fucking college that your parents
[05:17:58] like scrounged up dollars for.
[05:18:00] It's expensive.
[05:18:02] It's a, it's a Ivy League institution.
[05:18:05] You're going to this school.
[05:18:07] Um, you want to party, you want to socialize normally.
[05:18:11] You go to this frat house, you're inebriated initially.
[05:18:14] Your expectation is not going to be that you're raped, obviously.
[05:18:18] Like that's an insane thing if that's it before people say oh why'd you go to a frat like fuck you that's not how this works
[05:18:24] Okay, the expectation is never that your life is gonna be fucking destroyed
[05:18:28] okay
[05:18:30] And you go you go to this party and they drug you they engage in in
[05:18:37] heinous
[05:18:38] violations of your bodily autonomy
[05:18:41] then
[05:18:42] You you
[05:18:43] Scrouge up the courage. Okay. You muster the courage to go to a cop
[05:18:48] you tell a member of law enforcement what took place and all the way up to the
[05:18:55] DA nothing takes place you go to the school you explain your situation again
[05:19:00] this is not this is not a thing that people do okay this is not a thing that
[05:19:07] people do to like fuck others up and there are instances where it happens
[05:19:11] but like think about think about the mindset you know what I mean like there
[05:19:16] There are obviously like schizo people, people who want to like take revenge on others, stuff
[05:19:21] like that.
[05:19:22] It happens, but it's unbelievably rare.
[05:19:25] It is far more rare for that to happen than an actual victim not getting justice.
[05:19:44] Every institution failed you at that point, you know what I mean?
[05:19:48] The school failed you, your dreams are fucked over, your dreams are destroyed, you're experiencing
[05:19:54] tremendous trauma.
[05:19:56] And then also there's this like additional victimization that comes from, your expectations
[05:20:02] are that these are institutions that are going to protect you, right?
[05:20:05] Like that's, it's like when you're a kid and you want the adults to protect you,
[05:20:10] right?
[05:20:11] What happens when they're not there to protect you?
[05:20:12] traumatic. It's the same thing here. The institutions refuse to protect you in this
[05:20:22] heinous violation of your bodily autonomy.
[05:20:27] How can you, how can you be normal after that? How can you exist in normal civilized society
[05:20:35] after that? I want you to think about that.
[05:20:42] Because it's fucking ridiculous.
[05:20:45] And it happens way, way more commonly than you would think.
[05:20:49] And because of the reasons that I just mentioned, because of the lack of prosecution, because
[05:20:53] of how difficult and invasive the prosecution is to begin with, but also because of a lack
[05:20:57] of prosecution to begin with, most people don't even do anything about it.
[05:21:03] They just eat it.
[05:21:05] They don't report it at all.
[05:21:11] And like we already acknowledge, like we already have seen, when you do report on it, people
[05:21:21] tell, people have the audacity to say that you're lying.
[05:21:26] As though you have anything to gain out of that.
[05:21:29] It's crazy.
[05:21:32] Specialized training and experience dealing with rape cases.
[05:21:37] That didn't happen in this case.
[05:21:39] A lawyer for one of the fraternity members accused in the civil suit
[05:21:42] denied his client to part in the alleged crime.
[05:21:44] This young man will be exonerated and we will repair him so he can live the life
[05:21:49] and as a good person that he can be going forward
[05:21:52] without the consequences of the selfish selfish lawsuit against him.
[05:21:55] Jane Doe's lawsuit claims the seven frat brothers were suspended in 2024
[05:22:00] and then afforded the opportunity to mitigate their conduct by submitting essays to Cornell.
[05:22:05] In response to her claims Cornell said it investigated and adjudicated
[05:22:08] the allegations consistent with the university policies. And note of the school's chapter of
[05:22:13] Chi-Fi fraternity remains barred from our campus. Okay, something doesn't add up. You see what I mean,
[05:22:21] Chat? Something doesn't add up. If you barred the fucking frat off the campus and you also
[05:22:31] reprimanded these students, obviously it was insufficient, but if you reprimanded them,
[05:22:35] that means there was wrongdoing. Now the question is not whether wrongdoing happened. The question is
[05:22:42] how insufficient was your punishment? It's the it's the worst circumstance for Cornell,
[05:22:49] honestly, because like if they had found insufficient evidence and didn't even punish any of the
[05:22:55] students, right, then they could at least have a consistent position. But they also gave a slap
[05:23:04] on the wrist to these students, these rapists, while also simultaneously destroying the lives
[05:23:11] and livelihoods of pro-Palestine student chemists at the same exact time. This happened in 2024.
[05:23:18] In 2024, when this was happening, that same exact dean that was dealing with this case
[05:23:24] and offering them lackluster punishments, insufficient punishments, was throwing the
[05:23:30] fucking book as students, pro-Palestine students, suspensions that that went as long as three
[05:23:42] fucking years unacceptable.
[05:23:52] The district attorney here in Ithaca said he assigned an experienced sex crimes prosecutor
[05:23:57] to Jane Doe's case and Cornell told us this morning, George, it supports the DA's decision
[05:24:02] to turn the case over to a grand jury.
[05:24:04] George.
[05:24:05] OK, Aaron.
[05:24:06] Thanks very much.
[05:24:07] A prosecutor in New York has reopened a criminal investigation into claims of a fraternity
[05:24:11] gain rape at Cornell University.
[05:24:14] A former student says she was drugged and sexually assaulted in 2024 and is suing
[05:24:19] the Ivy League school, saying that it failed to protect her.
[05:24:22] and Gloria Pazmino joins us.
[05:24:24] So Gloria, this civil lawsuit is getting a lot of attention
[05:24:27] despite this investigation two years ago.
[05:24:30] Tell us more.
[05:24:31] That's right, not only is it getting a lot of attention,
[05:24:33] but it's once again putting a spotlight
[05:24:35] on how universities and colleges
[05:24:38] address sexual assault allegations on their campuses.
[05:24:42] This case, Pamela, is disturbing.
[05:24:44] The details are graphic.
[05:24:46] And honestly, it is a complicated case.
[05:24:49] And I wanna start right at the beginning, right?
[05:24:52] the alleged assault took place in October of 2024. According to the lawsuit, two of the
[05:24:59] seven members of CHI-5 fraternity were expelled and others received lesser punishment, including
[05:25:06] suspensions and written assignments after Cornell University conducted an investigation.
[05:25:12] The fraternity was also barred from campus. Now, the initial investigation back in
[05:25:18] 2024 resulted in no charges and no arrests. Jane Doe, the accuser in this case, has since
[05:25:24] left the university and now she has brought this civil lawsuit against the school, against
[05:25:30] the fraternity, her own sorority seeking damages. The Tompkins County District Attorney
[05:25:37] is also saying that he is reopening the investigation. He plans to present new
[05:25:42] evidence in the case, but this district attorney is now under a lot of pressure
[05:25:46] facing Carl's to reopen the case, which he's doing now, but also criticism about how he
[05:25:52] initially handled the investigation back in 24.
[05:25:55] Now we should mention,
[05:25:58] You're writing a book report for being convicted of rape is so crazy
[05:26:03] Like what's next you murder somebody and they're like yeah, it's fine. You just
[05:26:08] It's fine. You're just suspended off of a Twitter for like a couple weeks
[05:26:13] Write a chat GPT paper on why it was bad to do murder that he has said that the reason for why there was no
[05:26:21] charges back in 2024 is because Jane Doe did not allege at the time that she had been
[05:26:28] drugged or sexually assaulted.
[05:26:30] That's a key part.
[05:26:31] I want to read a statement from the district attorney which says that Jane Doe's sworn
[05:26:36] statement in November 2024 did not allege that she was drugged against her will or
[05:26:41] gang raped.
[05:26:42] On the contrary, Jane Doe's statement described her participation in drug use and sexual
[05:26:47] conduct as voluntary conscious and consensual my office obvious why would
[05:26:54] it why would she go to the cops
[05:27:01] why
[05:27:04] I got that yeah me I'm going to the DA I'm I'm talking to the cops to be like hey
[05:27:19] I had a consensual relationship with numerous students I had a consensual sexual relation
[05:27:28] with numerous students while I was in you know partaking in drugs I was while I was
[05:27:33] also it was a drug-fueled orgy. I just wanted to let you know it was a cop. It was all consensual.
[05:27:39] Like it doesn't even fucking make sense.
[05:27:44] It doesn't even make sense. Why would you go to the fucking cops?
[05:27:49] Like it's already a harrowing experience for any rape victim to go and talk to immediate
[05:27:57] family members or trusted confidants, let alone a member of law enforcement.
[05:28:03] So she went not only to the school probably to her friends as well, but then also law enforcement and what she told them
[05:28:11] Hey, uh, just so you guys know I was having consensual sexual intercourse
[05:28:19] What the fuck do you meet why would you didn't ask the question why are you coming to us with this cool story?
[05:28:27] like
[05:28:28] It seems like ass covering is what I mean. It doesn't make sense. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever
[05:28:33] the
[05:28:40] not and could not have based on November twenty twenty-four decision on the allegations in
[05:28:45] a little civil lawsuit that would not be filed until nearly two years later
[05:28:51] appamela i want to get
[05:28:52] to the details of this lawsuit because as i said they are graphic and disturbing
[05:28:57] jane doe who was yet twenty two students on campus for arrest for processing a
[05:29:01] Genocide seven students who drug the rape to woman for several hours for seven hours were made to write essays about it two people got expelled
[05:29:10] That's it
[05:29:11] The rest just wrote essays. That's it two people got expelled. No arrests
[05:29:17] And that fucking nuts
[05:29:22] Yeah
[05:29:24] On the same day the Cornell seven drug to rape Jane Doe Cornell banned four students going to president of Cornell JVP live from campus
[05:29:30] for three years for non-violent pro-pass-on protests.
[05:29:35] The same Cornell officials let the rapists off with apology essays.
[05:29:37] By the way, I did cover this with one of the students who got fucking expelled.
[05:29:42] He was there.
[05:29:53] Yes, brother, they wrote apology essays.
[05:29:55] It's fucking crazy.
[05:30:00] of the
[05:30:07] corner continue to press charges against four protests there are a remnant of the city court was November 6, 2024 corner releases first statement of the corner seven two days later on November 8th.
[05:30:17] Otacon David and
[05:30:21] He was the he was the student who one of the suit is the environment campus
[05:30:25] He was the one I was talking to before
[05:30:28] Before we went live or before I did the speech remember
[05:30:36] This was happening in tandem so the same Dean that was it processing the the rapist was also literally throwing the book at this dude
[05:30:47] It is fucking insane
[05:31:02] Yeah, it was Christina Liang
[05:31:05] All of this is correct. Oh, this is one of the students. Okay, that makes sense. I was like why the fuck does this
[05:31:10] Why the fuck does this person know so much about the details of the case?
[05:31:16] Because they're a Cornell YDSA, I think this was one of the people that also, I assume,
[05:31:22] invited me on campus.
[05:31:23] But yeah, Christina Lang is the person, is the Senior Associate Dean of Students,
[05:31:29] Director, Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards, is the one that Atacama
[05:31:31] was talking about when he said, this is the lady who gave him three years.
[05:31:39] a far worse penalty for him, you know.
[05:32:00] Trigger warning, what is this?
[05:32:01] Oh, is this a Snapchat message?
[05:32:04] Yeah, this poor girl thought Matthew Ingalls was her friend.
[05:32:08] She left Lot 10 to go hang out with him, she trusted him.
[05:32:12] All while he's sending a snap just saying, like, you can walk in and whip it out.
[05:32:19] Plaintiff and Defendant Ingalls then danced together in the main room of the Ferturity
[05:32:22] House.
[05:32:23] After dancing, Defendant Ingalls pulled Plaintiff off to acquire area and propositioned
[05:32:25] her.
[05:32:26] With having a threesome with her and another one of his Ferturity brothers in a drunken
[05:32:28] state, Plaintiff was incapable of consenting to this proposition.
[05:32:32] Despite being incapable of consent, Defendant Ingalls then led Plaintiff to the
[05:32:35] the upstairs of the Fateria House, and then left there with Alex Vega, another XI, what,
[05:32:42] CHI, chapter member.
[05:32:44] After speaking with Alex for some time, Defendant Ingalls returned and led plaintiffs to another
[05:32:49] room down the hall where Defendant Newell was sitting on a couch.
[05:32:51] While on the couch, Defendant Ingalls and Newell began passing around a plastic bag
[05:32:54] containing white powdery substances, claimed to be ketamine, a dissociative anesthetic
[05:32:59] with hallucinogenic properties.
[05:33:05] Defendants Ingles and Newell then pressured plaintiff into snorting the alleged ketamine
[05:33:09] with them, a drug she had never done before.
[05:33:12] During this time, Defendants Ingles and Newell also plied plaintiff with marijuana and Jamaican
[05:33:16] liquor believed to be some type of high proof rum.
[05:33:18] Soon after, Defendants Ingles and Newell began engaging sexual acts with plaintiff
[05:33:21] all that are consent.
[05:33:22] During the assault, Defendants Ingles forced oral sex on plaintiff while Defendants
[05:33:26] Newell forced vaginal intercourse on her from behind.
[05:33:28] Throughout the assault, Defendants Newell slapped plaintiff on the buttocks
[05:33:31] multiple times resulting in bruising.
[05:33:33] one point defendant Ingalls could no longer maintain an erection so we stop participating
[05:33:37] until the other two is gonna take a nap and proceed to get out of a move to bed and sleep.
[05:33:43] And yeah, in their group chat, Ky- uh, Ky-fi activities, the dude will say, a free pussy.
[05:34:03] You can walk in and whip it out.
[05:34:11] Nightmarish scenario.
[05:34:19] Again, every step of the way, the institutions failed this person.
[05:34:21] Okay.
[05:34:33] What's up with the students that are being sued now, I think, by the victims?
[05:34:41] Oh yeah.
[05:34:42] Yeah.
[05:34:43] Basically, two years ago, there was a really horrific gang rape case here at Cornell.
[05:34:50] You can read the details online, they're absolutely horrifying.
[05:34:55] The fraternity culture here at Cornell, the rape culture here at Cornell, you see
[05:34:59] this at a lot of top schools.
[05:35:01] really truly disgusting yeah yeah so she's suing the fraternity the members a
[05:35:06] couple of other places yeah and the punishment was just only one of the
[05:35:11] perpetrators got expelled and then the rest of the right I think it was settled a
[05:35:15] number of them have graduated a number of them are seniors and they just have to
[05:35:20] write essays yeah the funny part about this so this was around the same time
[05:35:24] where a bunch of our folks got suspended yeah and some got arrested
[05:35:28] You must have done something much worse than that.
[05:35:31] Well, it's funny.
[05:35:32] I was one of the people who got suspended and arrested.
[05:35:34] I got evicted from my dorm.
[05:35:36] I lost a year of schooling.
[05:35:38] I'm supposed to be a senior, but I'm a junior.
[05:35:40] And I remember sitting in those meetings with her name
[05:35:44] is Christina Liang.
[05:35:45] She's the head of the Office of Student Conduct.
[05:35:48] I forget what the exact office is called.
[05:35:50] But I remember sitting on Zoom meetings,
[05:35:53] because I had a persona non grata on campus.
[05:35:56] And I remember just this one time,
[05:35:58] because I think the game rate that just happened in an interview just gone public,
[05:36:02] I just like, you know, I remember just like going into her about it.
[05:36:06] So I was like, you have arrested me, suspended me, evicted me,
[05:36:11] banned me from campus because I'm an immediate threat to campus
[05:36:16] for protesting weapons manufacturers.
[05:36:19] The student body have voted Cornell divest from,
[05:36:23] but you're allowing a group of rapists to come here.
[05:36:26] And they haven't even made a public comment.
[05:36:29] Like the university response has been appalling, genuinely.
[05:36:34] So their priorities.
[05:36:35] It does, 100%.
[05:36:37] Yeah.
[05:36:37] Their priorities are not protecting students.
[05:36:39] I think that's part of why not to bring it back to the campaign,
[05:36:42] but students are not bombs, right?
[05:36:44] We're like, focus on the student body.
[05:36:46] Like, we are your constituency, and you're not
[05:36:48] hearing us on a number of issues, you know?
[05:36:50] Yeah.
[05:36:51] Yeah.
[05:36:51] So.
[05:36:52] Well, unfortunately, the Romovillec World
[05:36:54] obviously is no different as far as not listening to the demands being made by the masses.
[05:37:12] How was the prosecutor saying that she did not alleged rape while showing she was under
[05:37:15] the influence and capable of having sex to that consent? Just a complete fucking lie?
[05:37:18] Exactly. No, literally. That's what I, that, but that is like, that is also,
[05:37:23] That is also one way in which this kind of shit persists, right?
[05:37:27] Because you got a dude who's like well, what if she volunteered the drink and then volunteered to have sex like that's his mentality
[05:37:35] Right at which point
[05:37:39] At which point that is what
[05:37:42] That is what continues the lack of accountability, right? That's what the fucking DA's is operating off of which is ridiculous
[05:37:53] But again, this kind of shit persists in every every facet of society all the way up to the tippy top. You know what I mean?
[05:38:01] So what do you expect? 20 years old at the time of the incident alleges that she started out her night
[05:38:07] Drinking at her sorority house. She then traveled to the Kai-Fai fraternity house
[05:38:13] And it was once inside that house that she was like I need you guys to remember
[05:38:19] Alan Dershowitz was Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer. Okay?
[05:38:23] in his first
[05:38:27] Statutory rape case
[05:38:29] And also sex trafficking of minors over state lines case, right?
[05:38:35] And his argument literally was that the minor was asking for it like that was his defense and it
[05:38:42] Quote-unquote worked I guess
[05:38:44] Because you got a slap on the fucking wrist
[05:38:46] Like that's a minor. Now it's automatic. Now there isn't like, oh, did they consent to drinking alcohol?
[05:38:57] Okay, there's not even a thing that like it's just illegal every single time. Okay, like think about that.
[05:39:03] Yeah, Russell Brand, who's awaiting trial in London next month on rape and sexual assault
[05:39:30] Charges will moderate a panel at DC's MAHA, Make a Micro-Health Against Summit, tomorrow
[05:39:34] on performing a U.S. health agency.
[05:39:37] We are discussing the sexual assault and appear to invite other members to participate.
[05:39:57] I want you to hear from Jane Doe's attorney.
[05:40:01] He gave us a statement earlier this morning telling us that that piece of evidence was
[05:40:06] not provided to the initial investigation and that other than her initial contact with Cornell
[05:40:12] University Police, Jane Doe was not contacted by investigators from the Tompkins County
[05:40:17] District Attorney's office or any investigators trained in interviewing rape survivors.
[05:40:24] And my last point, Pamela, and I think very importantly in this is the response from
[05:40:29] Cornell University so far because again, them along with this district attorney are in the
[05:40:35] spotlight now for their handling of the case. They have said any suggestion that the university
[05:40:41] did not impose consequential punishments for those involved is false. A continuation of
[05:40:47] the false narrative that there were minimal consequences in this case is irresponsible,
[05:40:53] will make survivors feel less safe and supported, and will perpetuate the underreporting of
[05:40:59] sexual assault. Pamela, we have reached out to all of the seven students that
[05:41:03] that are accused in the civil lawsuit.
[05:41:05] We so far have heard from the attorney
[05:41:08] for one of them, they are denying any wrongdoing,
[05:41:11] and we expect this to play out in court.
[05:41:14] But I think, again, the focus
[05:41:16] on how the district attorney handled the investigation,
[05:41:19] the details of the investigation,
[05:41:21] what was said at the time of the alleged crime,
[05:41:25] and what will happen now.
[05:41:26] And again, how universities handle these cases
[05:41:30] of sexual assault.
[05:41:32] a lot to lay out there, but really important
[05:41:34] to understand the context around all of this
[05:41:36] and the facts.
[05:41:37] Gloria Pazmino, thank you so much.
[05:41:39] So to get some more analysis
[05:41:41] and to better understand all of this,
[05:41:42] I wanna bring in former federal prosecutor Barrett Berger.
[05:41:45] Barrett, good to see you.
[05:41:46] Let's begin with the criminal investigation being reopened.
[05:41:49] What do you think about that?
[05:41:50] How unusual is that?
[05:41:53] It is unusual, but in this case,
[05:41:56] it is absolutely appropriate.
[05:41:59] This is certainly something that I'm sure
[05:42:00] the district attorney is feeling a lot of pressure to do,
[05:42:03] but it also seems to be the right thing to do
[05:42:05] given these horrific allegations
[05:42:07] that have been made in the civil lawsuit.
[05:42:10] This is an investigation that would have been much easier
[05:42:13] to have been done closer in time to the actual events.
[05:42:16] It's hard to bring an investigation two years later.
[05:42:19] Witnesses graduate, their memories get less sharp,
[05:42:23] physical evidence gets destroyed,
[05:42:25] Snapchat messages disappear.
[05:42:27] So it's hard to reopen these things,
[05:42:29] but it's absolutely the right thing to do
[05:42:31] given the nature of the allegations and the complaint here.
[05:42:35] And there is a group chat that is included
[05:42:38] in this civil lawsuit.
[05:42:40] How persuasive do you think that evidence will be now?
[05:42:45] Yeah, I mean, we need to learn more about this.
[05:42:47] It's surprising to me that this was something
[05:42:50] that at least it appears the district attorney's office
[05:42:52] didn't know about up until they learned about it
[05:42:55] through the civil lawsuit.
[05:42:57] Presumably, if there's those messages,
[05:42:59] there's probably other type of forensic evidence out there.
[05:43:02] There might be other text messages, other group me.
[05:43:05] This is something that the investigation will focus on.
[05:43:08] What else is out there that could corroborate
[05:43:10] what this survivor is saying in her civil lawsuit?
[05:43:14] I mean, in a case like this,
[05:43:16] it really comes down to credibility
[05:43:19] of the person making the complaint.
[05:43:21] So any type of corroboration
[05:43:24] for the things that she's saying,
[05:43:25] whether that's these text messages,
[05:43:28] whether it's other witnesses that can come forward
[05:43:30] with their own recollections,
[05:43:32] it's gonna be really important for the DA
[05:43:34] to find those things.
[05:43:35] So let's drill into this a little bit more
[05:43:36] because the prosecutor says no criminal charges
[05:43:39] were filed in 2024 because the woman's statement
[05:43:42] did not claim she was drugged
[05:43:43] or that she didn't consent to sexual activities.
[05:43:47] You have the attorney for the woman,
[05:43:48] known as Jane Doe, saying that she only had contact
[05:43:51] with Cornell University Police,
[05:43:55] not anyone from the prosecutor's office,
[05:43:58] or anyone trained in interviewing rape survivors
[05:44:00] for that matter.
[05:44:01] The prosecutor told ABC its standard practice.
[05:44:04] Practice is to take what the police told them
[05:44:07] and not do an independent investigation.
[05:44:10] What do you think about that?
[05:44:12] Yeah, I think there's two important points that this raises.
[05:44:14] The first one is a university's Title IX investigation
[05:44:18] is not the same as a criminal investigation.
[05:44:20] It serves a different purpose.
[05:44:22] It has a different evidentiary focus
[05:44:25] And there's a different level of burden of proof.
[05:44:28] You don't have to prove something beyond a reasonable doubt
[05:44:30] in order for there to be title line sanctions involved here.
[05:44:33] So what Cornell was looking at when they were doing that
[05:44:35] is not the same thing that the police either
[05:44:38] would have been looking at back in 2024
[05:44:40] or should be looking at now.
[05:44:41] So that's the first thing.
[05:44:42] And it really exposes why it's so important for law
[05:44:45] enforcement to have the resources
[05:44:47] to be able to do their own investigation and not
[05:44:49] to have to rely on things that a college is doing.
[05:44:52] The second thing that this really highlights
[05:44:54] is this real
[05:44:55] deficiency in new york law right now
[05:44:57] so in order to prove that somebody was
[05:45:00] mentally incapacitated which means that they didn't have the ability to
[05:45:03] consent to some sort of sexual
[05:45:06] uh... activity
[05:45:07] they have to be
[05:45:09] involuntarily incapacitated meaning that they were drugged against their
[05:45:13] will that they were given alcohol against their will
[05:45:16] there is this gap in new york law where if some
[05:45:18] pro-israel accounts coming out on the side of the gang rapist
[05:45:22] dog
[05:45:23] stop
[05:45:24] these are allegations that have lost it over an incident which the police declines
[05:45:30] to file any charges which we don't have any independent knowledge of the facts disclosing
[05:45:32] the men's names is hugely irresponsible title line case are supposed to be confidential
[05:45:37] oh my god dude
[05:45:47] real flag in the bio that is stop just stop just I don't why are you showing me
[05:45:58] this bro please voluntarily took drugs drink alcohol to the point that they
[05:46:04] were incapacitated in many circumstances that's not enough to prove
[05:46:08] that they didn't consent this is something that legislators have been
[05:46:12] trying to work to fix that advocacy groups have pointed out as being a
[05:46:16] real deficiency in New York law, but this case really highlights why that particular
[05:46:21] deficiency could have been something that the DA was relying on and not moving forward
[05:46:25] with an investigation back in 2024.
[05:46:27] But what about-
[05:46:28] You know what's crazy?
[05:46:29] The most common thing that my fucking haters love to bring out, to be like, oh, Hassan
[05:46:36] loves rape or Hassan loves when rich people get raped or whatever, was me criticizing
[05:46:41] a fucking university that literally destroyed Title IX on purpose, Liberty University.
[05:46:49] And I was criticizing Liberty University, I was saying, that all from a utilitarian purpose
[05:46:53] if you want a cordon sanitar, all these fucking rapists, they're self-selecting to go to the
[05:46:57] pro-date rape campus, and they always fuck it, or is Patrick Henry College, sorry, wasn't
[05:47:02] the Liberty University, Patrick Henry College, right?
[05:47:07] Yeah.
[05:47:09] who were choosing to go to date rape university. I was like, well, for retail term purpose at
[05:47:13] least they're, you know, engaging in a self-selecting court and sanitary and no longer a part of
[05:47:21] gem pop.
[05:47:23] In that fucking nuts, to this day, all of these people, including many of which, many
[05:47:29] of which who have their own rape cases or other cases pertaining to sex crimes like distribution
[05:47:39] of revenge porn and whatnot, those people kept presenting this as me saying, oh, uh, Hasan
[05:47:47] Tom Piker wants rich women to get raped, disgusting.
[05:47:55] Quickly if you're offered a drug, you take it, but it's not the drug that you were told
[05:48:01] it was.
[05:48:02] In this case, I believe according to the suit, she was told it was pedamine.
[05:48:06] What about that?
[05:48:07] Yeah, I think that would probably fail.
[05:48:09] If you think you're taking one thing and it's in fact a much stronger drug that
[05:48:12] actually incapacitates you, I think that would present a pretty strong argument for
[05:48:16] saying that this was against her will that this was involuntary. Again, we don't exactly
[05:48:21] know all the information that the police and the district attorney's office had back when
[05:48:25] this happened. This is why this grand jury proceeding is going to be really important
[05:48:29] to uncover all of the evidence about this. But all we do know is that the allegations
[05:48:35] in the civil lawsuit are horrific. Yeah, that and also the the fucking brothel
[05:48:42] thing. Oh my god it is like unlimited levels of slander from these fucking freaks. Oftentimes
[05:48:50] many of these lies, many of these instances of slander have been concocted by a sex pest
[05:48:59] who is currently in an active court case for distributing revenge pornography.
[05:49:09] revenge pornography in exchange for child sexual abuse material. Okay? That is the community
[05:49:16] that decided to project their own sex pest cults, sex crimes onto their, I guess, ideological
[05:49:28] opposition. Anytime Destiny gets involved in some crazy
[05:49:34] incident. Anytime he's caught doing something heinous, they will turn around
[05:49:39] and they will say, no, Hasan does this too. It's un-fucking-believable. Think about
[05:49:46] how little they give a shit about this stuff. Destiny sued for distributing
[05:49:54] revenge porn by his victims. In exchange for child sexual abuse material, he
[05:50:00] He turns around and says, well, here's a cosmopolitan article where Hassan was the recipient of unsolicited
[05:50:06] nudes, both from men and women, by the way, okay?
[05:50:15] Both from men and women, unsolicited.
[05:50:20] And they were like, well, that's the same.
[05:50:22] That's the same as distributing revenge words.
[05:50:23] I said, what the fuck are you talking about?
[05:50:24] No, it's not the same.
[05:50:25] No, it's not the same at all.
[05:50:28] What are you talking about?
[05:50:35] They'll say the college campus thing or the worst one is my attendance at a brothel called
[05:50:44] Artemis.
[05:50:45] It is a legal brothel, legal in Germany that still is in operation, mind you.
[05:50:53] They'll say, oh Artemis was rated for sex trafficking, then they'll turn it into child sex trafficking.
[05:51:03] Meanwhile, Artemis wasn't even rated for that, it was rated for tax evasion, and they weren't even doing tax evasion, and they actually successfully sued the government.
[05:51:14] They sued the German government, the Berlin government for 250,000 euros.
[05:51:21] For prosecutors without conducting a proper investigation going out to the press and saying that they were engaging in in tax evasion
[05:51:33] That was I believe six years after I had gone. I was fucking 18. It's time or 19 at the time
[05:51:42] Unbelievable and the people that spread these lies know that their lies and they do it anyway and they're on the record
[05:51:49] openly saying I don't even care I know that there lies but it doesn't matter
[05:52:10] anyway I was just bringing it up because I'm fucking Shannon Watts and MacD
[05:52:18] Jacobs or whatever her name is, have been attacking Matthew Hassan over it and attacking everyone else because they're now like a part of the Sex Pests cult.
[05:52:32] It's kinda sad that you have to continuously set the record straight regarding the brothel because there's this smear that they won't let up, I know.
[05:52:38] Yeah.
[05:52:39] I can freak.
[05:52:53] But of course it persists because people, there are a lot of people who are anti-sex
[05:52:57] work.
[05:52:58] I'm not one of them obviously.
[05:53:01] But there are a lot of people who are just like straight forward, the anti-sex work
[05:53:05] across the board, and they consider any man, especially defending sex work in any way,
[05:53:13] shape, or form, or participating in any way, shape, or form to be a sex pest, freak, rapist,
[05:53:21] all the stuff.
[05:53:22] And there are plenty who do that.
[05:53:25] Okay?
[05:53:26] I'm not even discounting that.
[05:53:29] But sexers would be the first people to tell you that property criminalization and
[05:53:34] proper conversations around this issue are what make them safe.
[05:53:44] demands for criminalization to the exact opposite.
[05:54:14] Yeah, this is the, this is the classic.
[05:54:25] This person is like, this person is doing an effort post defending this guy.
[05:54:31] This is the answer.
[05:54:39] here
[05:55:00] was this go can our new video
[05:55:03] is
[05:55:05] it's been a while
[05:55:05] it recently came to my attention that
[05:55:08] You weren't a fan of the video I made about you six and a half years ago now.
[05:55:14] Gokunaru made a really long...
[05:55:17] That's my blood.
[05:55:20] Okay, actually, like I...
[05:55:22] That video was dog shit.
[05:55:23] Yeah, this gives away the game a lot.
[05:55:25] Gokunaru's debate is awesome and Leafy is here.
[05:55:27] Remember him?
[05:55:28] He was fucking sick.
[05:55:29] He was super funny and awesome.
[05:55:31] Well, despite your initial response...
[05:55:33] By the way, another guy, Ethan Klein.
[05:55:35] And another guy who literally read the report from German news.
[05:55:42] The report from German fucking news saying that the brothel was raided for tax evasion
[05:55:50] and then successfully sued the government.
[05:55:54] Successfully sued the government for slander.
[05:55:59] defamation to the tune of 250,000 euros which they I believe donate to a children's charity or something
[05:56:08] He read that honest show sitting next to me
[05:56:11] So he knows it's slander
[05:56:14] Okay, he knows it was bullshit. He debunked the brothel lies while sitting next to me
[05:56:20] but because of his but because of his
[05:56:24] pro-Israel stance and our disagreements on this issue
[05:56:29] Only a year and a half after
[05:56:32] His own debunking of the slander he fucking turned around and was claiming
[05:56:39] That I had participated in this heinous process
[05:56:43] Life is beautiful. Well, I don't think people treat on it. She's otherwise because they're not about it's usually not about I look
[05:56:48] So why not it's deeper than that like fucking psycho
[05:56:52] Control thing like why why was someone like a song go have sex with a prostitute at a brothel in Europe that got
[05:56:57] That's not what I meant. I just know what you mean. Just for some of the sheeting and then like petro part
[05:57:01] Well, why was my like a song with people throwing themselves at his feet?
[05:57:05] Have been finding need to have sex with a prostitute
[05:57:08] That was later a radio for human trafficking. He likes about that. It says it was tax. It was both
[05:57:13] What's your been trafficking and tax?
[05:57:16] Cool
[05:57:17] To me that's kind of pathological for someone has long ago. I have a secret a prostitute like that's just fucking weird
[05:57:22] Randomly bringing me up on an issue that's irrelevant
[05:57:27] a son piker went to a brothel
[05:57:31] I was chewing on it I must have missed something
[05:57:35] no you must say that first I'm not son piker going to have sex with a prostitute out of brothel
[05:57:39] you know where I'm from my birthday? I prostitute?
[05:57:42] and I believe the brothel is now suing
[05:57:46] the city of Berlin for damages to on top of that
[05:57:50] actually I have an excerpt here it says the Berlin authorities raided Artemis
[05:57:56] in a human trafficking investigation, uh, some people onto, uh, let's see here, basically
[05:58:02] what they do is, I guess the authorities do routine investigations.
[05:58:08] They drop in to see, just to see if there's any like human trafficking there.
[05:58:13] They didn't find any human trafficking there.
[05:58:15] Yeah, but he's been finding the bullets.
[05:58:17] Right.
[05:58:18] Because what they actually did arrest people for, as you said, was tax fraud and withholding
[05:58:22] social security contributions.
[05:58:25] there was no arrests about of course he knows dude what do you mean this is in
[05:58:30] 2021 he's literally reading the article he's fucking reading the article dude
[05:58:39] isn't that fucking nuts these people are psychos dude I've learned I've learned
[05:58:50] in my experiences being a part of this industry that yes there are a lot of
[05:58:56] people would like genuine personality disorders and they'll fucking turn on you
[05:59:01] okay
[05:59:04] something goes awry relationships change and people that you previously
[05:59:11] thought were your friends will literally directly contradict previous
[05:59:20] statements knowing full well that they're untrue in an effort to further defame former
[05:59:28] podcast co-hosts. It's an unbelievably narcissistic business.
[05:59:36] Oh, human trafficking, in fact. And it's routine. And if, and anyway, it was the people at
[05:59:42] rest were related to tax fraud. Yeah. I mean, the fucking brothel is still in operation. It's
[05:59:46] It's not like, you know what I mean.
[05:59:47] That's total bullshit.
[05:59:48] I mean, what the fuck?
[05:59:50] Why would he do that?
[05:59:51] Well...
[05:59:52] Yeah.
[05:59:53] Yeah, who would do that?
[06:00:02] Why would anybody do that, right, Ethan?
[06:00:04] Alright, anyway.
[06:00:05] I am guilty of all of those things, and I'm not going to quantify it or make excuses
[06:00:11] or anything.
[06:00:12] And then your formal response to that video?
[06:00:15] Gokunaru again. I actually think he's a talented guy. I think he did a good video, obviously
[06:00:20] You always get involved with BPDF streamers, buddy. They're streamers and
[06:00:25] Content creators, they're youtubers like this is just the space is
[06:00:29] Rampant with this shit. Okay, it's just the space is infested with these people. It's a self-selecting process
[06:00:36] seems like your opinion has soured about the video over time and
[06:00:40] Look, I'm not gonna disagree with you. It is a dog shit video
[06:00:45] Looking back, I do think that my thesis stands pretty strong.
[06:00:51] Is this a hypocrite? Because he can't take criticism.
[06:00:54] Okay, a lot of time has passed, so allow me to put forth a new thesis.
[06:00:59] Ethan Klein is a hypocrite who can't take criticism and is a malicious, litigious, bad-faith actor.
[06:01:08] And you don't need to look any further than the false DMCA copyright strike he has applied to reinforce that thesis.
[06:01:16] Oh, you don't know about that? Or do you know about that?
[06:01:21] Well, maybe you don't, because aside from myself, I've not seen any commentators talking about it.
[06:01:28] Even though historically and presently, it'll jump on anyone who files a false DMCA.
[06:01:35] A DMCA copyright strike is ideally issued for copyright abuse.
[06:01:39] It is a legal takedown note.
[06:01:41] This clip is just contributing to misinformation.
[06:01:43] That's not what the DMCA system is for.
[06:01:45] You're abusing it because you're embarrassed of these clips.
[06:01:48] That's wrong.
[06:01:49] It seems as though Mr. Klein is a bit of an exception.
[06:01:53] There's many reasons for that, some of which might be exploring the future.
[06:01:57] But for now, allow me to explain what I'm talking about.
[06:02:00] On September 18th of 2024, a Reddit post was struck down for a DMCA.
[06:02:08] As indicated in the title, the post featured a clip from the H3 podcast where Dan and Ethan
[06:02:14] make it clear that users of that subreddit would be banned from the H3H3 community.
[06:02:21] He got banned from our... wait he got banned from Snark?
[06:02:24] Or from...
[06:02:25] I don't know what he got banned for.
[06:02:26] He got banned for being a Snark poster.
[06:02:29] H3 Snark.
[06:02:30] If you ask them, it's a place for former fans of the show to provide criticism without fear of being silenced.
[06:02:36] If you ask Ethan, it's the community responsible for extensive harassment, stalking, and defamation.
[06:02:42] And if you're asking me, well, I think all communities centered entirely around attracting a content creator are inherently degenerate.
[06:02:50] To me, there often comes a point where criticism no longer carries the intention to correct
[06:02:54] or critically examine behavior, but rather gets used as a vehicle for expressing unproductive
[06:02:59] resentment. I've criticized Ethan for this in the past, and I definitely see that same energy
[06:03:04] oozing from this subreddit. But taking issue with these communities is very different from
[06:03:10] openly attacking them and isolating individual users to face the brunt of your retaliation.
[06:03:15] If you're gonna post to snark with your face, I'd like to know who you are because fuck you
[06:03:21] in this life in the next and fuck the womb you came out of and all that shit.
[06:03:25] While searching through the Reddit history of someone who made a critical video about him,
[06:03:29] this guy who made this video that's like super weird and biased towards Son,
[06:03:32] they found his Reddit account and this guy has been posting on snark.
[06:03:35] Well, guess what? I know who the fuck you are. He's like deleting his shit.
[06:03:39] You should be scared you fucking scumbag.
[06:03:41] When it's established that he was banned from the r slash h3h3 productions community, they
[06:03:52] go on to establish the reason.
[06:04:05] This clip was posted the same day that the episode was broadcast.
[06:04:09] The clip itself was 87 seconds long, with the exact timestamp presented here.
[06:04:15] Two days later, it was struck down with a DMCA copyright claim.
[06:04:20] The original post, with the clip still removed, is publicly viewable.
[06:04:24] As is the full podcast episode, which was streamed to the public and can be found here.
[06:04:29] Just so you get a sense of how unthinkable it would be to propose Ethan Klein would
[06:04:37] abuse the DMCA system. Let me take you back to 2016, when Ethan and Nila entered their
[06:04:43] widely publicized legal battle against Matt Hawks.
[06:04:46] Yes, we are being sued for copyright infringement. YouTube treats people with a copyright strike
[06:04:52] as like criminals. Dude, can we get some more oversight on this please? We're literally
[06:04:57] going to court to defend fair use to help protect 50% of your users.
[06:05:01] It is kind of crazy that he just like destroyed his legacy so hard.
[06:05:04] But this was literally this is a precedent setting court case. This is what launched him
[06:05:13] into superstar status and
[06:05:16] People are still to this day. I mean people are still to this day
[06:05:20] able to react other people's videos because of the precedent that this court case set for fair use and
[06:05:29] He just threw away that legacy for Israel
[06:05:31] unbelievable dude rule against and it was such a powerful president that it was
[06:05:35] used against him ironically enough this president that he said was used against
[06:05:40] him later when he tried to issue false copyright claims to to bury people under
[06:05:47] a mountain of legal paperwork
[06:05:50] does we stand not in like lose a mask but literally everything we built our
[06:05:56] whole career at the time the entire commentary community rallied behind the
[06:06:01] I hate every woman who's much more critical.
[06:06:03] Did you know Game of the Game?
[06:06:04] Jake, General Art Romero, even Leapius here, the fine girls, people who we've roasted in the past,
[06:06:09] set aside their differences to help protect fair use.
[06:06:12] Yeah.
[06:06:13] For which I have so much respect.
[06:06:14] Even so, you could tell it was something that brought them a lot of stress.
[06:06:18] Well, we are being sued and it's miserable and, uh, man, I just hate my life pretty much.
[06:06:24] It's like a loud of a doom hanging over your head.
[06:06:27] After over a year of anxiety, paperwork and financial strain
[06:06:31] Hundreds of thousands of dollars later
[06:06:33] We won the court case!
[06:06:35] This is a landmark case. Not just for us.
[06:06:39] It's going to strengthen fair use across YouTube
[06:06:42] At this time being champions of fair use was a big part of the H3H3 brand
[06:06:47] With proposals for a fair use protection agency
[06:06:50] Also known as FUPA
[06:06:52] If anyone out there thinks that they have a legitimate fair use claim
[06:06:55] being bullied we will definitely get back to tutorials on how to dispute false
[06:06:59] DMCA's so here we are again for the one trillionth time that a channel has been
[06:07:04] blackmailed and bullied by somebody falsely claiming and striking their
[06:07:09] videos on YouTube using DMCA and regular videos advocating for positive
[06:07:14] change on the platform ask YouTube what's up and they tell you oh there's
[06:07:18] nothing wrong that has been a long-standing problem in the YouTube
[06:07:22] Is that YouTube has gone on a demonetization streak on many of your favorite youtubers?
[06:07:27] But of course over time copyright issues persisted and in many ways got worse
[06:07:32] A lot of corporations started to use their copyright to bully individual creators
[06:07:37] And so in 2021 after reacting to the J-Paul Benettos
[06:07:41] Who's a banjoes of YouTube?
[06:07:44] Yeah, he went from
[06:07:46] spiritually a Maoist third world is when it comes to defending
[06:07:49] uh small youtubers and defending the concept of of defending against false copyright strikes
[06:07:57] he became the copyright striker himself as could fight they're suing me and a bunch of other people
[06:08:03] for ripping off the stream you know there's a website yeah it's like ethan now's like watching
[06:08:08] this is like watching bizarre world ethan like ethan for most of his career was this person
[06:08:12] and then post october 7 ethan is like an entirely the exact opposite at least i watch the fight
[06:08:17] They scream it Ethan got caught up in a lawsuit with Triller. This is a fair use of lawsuit
[06:08:23] They are attacking our right to cover their foot. It's Matt Haas 2.0
[06:08:28] Except we're up against deep pockets and they're way scarier than at all
[06:08:32] The decision between settling and fighting in court was definitely made easier by the fact that Ethan had more money
[06:08:39] And more confidence due to their prior experience and by the way if you need a reminder
[06:08:43] I'm the only person in YouTube history has successfully fought a fair use battle in one.
[06:08:49] If we fight it like we did last time, we strengthen the case for fair use on YouTube.
[06:08:55] Seeing another opportunity to represent the little guy and have public support rally
[06:08:59] behind them.
[06:09:00] And these big media companies need to understand that they can't just come fuck with us because
[06:09:03] I'm not Disney, you know what I mean?
[06:09:05] They decided to pursue the case.
[06:09:07] Though instead of keeping their coverage focused to the importance of the precedent,
[06:09:11] Ethan decided to take personal aim at the company's owner.
[06:09:16] I'm gonna tell you guys about Ryan Kavanaugh.
[06:09:17] We're really doing that now?
[06:09:19] I'm just gonna type Ryan Kavanaugh.
[06:09:21] So this is the guy I'm going to war with now.
[06:09:23] He does resemble Harvey Weinstein physically,
[06:09:26] and that's all I'll say about that.
[06:09:28] Like he looks like Harvey Weinstein.
[06:09:30] Oh my God.
[06:09:31] Don't you think?
[06:09:32] No.
[06:09:32] Not really.
[06:09:33] So here's Ryan Kavanaugh in the middle,
[06:09:34] who looks like Harvey Weinstein,
[06:09:36] which we've established here.
[06:09:37] That is, that could be the same person, dude.
[06:09:39] apparently according to his ex-partner he's runs a Ponzi scheme
[06:09:42] that sounds super illegal and shady
[06:09:44] he was accused of running a Ponzi scheme
[06:09:46] oh my god
[06:09:47] what does that say?
[06:09:49] he's got a really dark history
[06:09:51] Ponzi's town
[06:09:52] I really don't mind, that's not me saying it
[06:09:53] anyway it says Ryan Kavanaugh
[06:09:55] accused by ex-partner of running a Ponzi scheme
[06:09:58] so we hear that Ryan Kavanaugh, this man here
[06:10:01] he's running a-
[06:10:01] he took the ozambic that makes you right wing
[06:10:03] no, I think like
[06:10:05] I've thought about this a lot
[06:10:06] I think like he just picked his targets better
[06:10:07] He was always like a petty drama loving like weirdo who also literally did slander
[06:10:15] Ryan Kavanaugh. Ironically now. I mean fuck Ryan Kavanaugh, right?
[06:10:20] multi-millionaire Super Pro Israel, but like
[06:10:24] He would just go after better targets like if he's going after Keemstar. He's going after
[06:10:30] Ryan Kavanaugh like people just didn't realize that what he was doing was like unhinged
[06:10:34] And I guess the first time we went after like what's her the is his former co-host of the frenemies
[06:10:42] Coach Trisha Paytas
[06:10:44] That's when a lot of fans that Trisha Paytas were like what the fuck are you doing? You're like unhinged. You're insane
[06:10:50] But many people didn't pay attention to it at all because they were like this is drama shit
[06:10:54] Who gives the fuck I was one of those people I didn't know anything about Trisha Paytas
[06:10:58] I just seen like you know some wild stuff about her on the internet
[06:11:02] So I just didn't really care enough to see the degree of victimization that Ethan contributed
[06:11:09] in her situation like to I
[06:11:12] never really like thought about it that way, but it's just a barrage of of
[06:11:18] weaponized community harassment and and
[06:11:21] unbelievable levels of cyber stalking when you really think about it and
[06:11:26] I guess
[06:11:28] In that regard it like people just either didn't care about the victims
[06:11:32] And thought it was like drama induced or drama related. So who cares or in the case of Ryan Kavanaugh
[06:11:39] They were like well this guy's like a fucking
[06:11:41] This guy's like a multi-millionaire right like he's a villain on his own right
[06:11:48] But until until he started going after
[06:11:52] leftists
[06:11:53] Liberals like people who are pro-Palestine after October 7
[06:11:56] Did I fully account for his behavior that I did I understand exactly what the fuck he was doing like it's it's crazy
[06:12:04] Now the truth of the matter is it is unacceptable to behave like that no matter who the target is right?
[06:12:10] and there's definitely a
[06:12:12] Smarter more manageable way of going after Brian Kavanaugh or even like having issues with former podcast calls if you have issues with them
[06:12:22] right
[06:12:24] He went way past what was acceptable like way beyond and he even got punished for it in a court with the Ryan Kavanaugh situation
[06:12:33] Ponzi
[06:12:35] Shitty dude who runs a one-star app trillers a one-star app gave it one star on the app store
[06:12:39] Give it a one-star review one star right now one star one star if that's what you think the app deserves
[06:12:46] Our website is does Ryan Kavana look like Harvey Weinstein Google thinks it's relevant for his name
[06:12:51] Which you know it is they do look similar according to this website. We just found I'm gonna go ahead and
[06:12:56] Is this Harvey Ryan's on the website?
[06:12:59] Yes, just familiarize yourself with the facts
[06:13:02] It's good to always rush up trying to bankrupt me out of spikes using the law as a tool for revenge
[06:13:08] Trills on my nuts that was suing me twice for frivolous bullshit. We did lose a motion
[06:13:15] I actually think we're responsible for what's posted on credit. Yeah, I
[06:13:19] I mean, it's insanity.
[06:13:22] Yeah, it's amazing.
[06:13:23] Holy shit, Ryan sent me a direct message.
[06:13:26] I am not sure why you have decided to take it upon yourself and your show to malign attack, slander, and defame me.
[06:13:35] I do not know you.
[06:13:37] Clearly, you are a very unhappy and disturbed human.
[06:13:41] Everyone talks about how important fair use is for creators.
[06:13:45] This motherfucker suing me and nobody seems to wants to throw their sport in my corner
[06:13:50] It's just the first time there was so much tub of and this time. It's just as important. I mean, it's even more egregious
[06:13:56] He's he's literally legally harassing me. It's insane what's happening and you know
[06:14:02] It affects everybody big time has a big crater even came out and in support of us that you could think of like
[06:14:09] It's a big fucking deal
[06:14:10] I'm basically a first amendment activist and we are about to make
[06:14:16] Another fair use precedent on Matt Haas 2.0 unreasonable unwilling to compromise
[06:14:22] attacking me and
[06:14:25] Threatening free speech and fair use
[06:14:31] For reading a variety of
[06:14:33] What's the way to deal with this? Like if you read an article and then the article redacts
[06:14:45] certain elements, but you just like continue saying the thing in the article, like, what's
[06:14:53] the proper way to deal with it? I guess you just don't say it, right? You apologize. You're
[06:14:57] Oh, I'm sorry. I'm redacting the previous statement the article
[06:15:03] You know, he just never stopped saying it, right? That's what uh, that's the reason
[06:15:08] That's the reason why he got successfully sued for defamation, right?
[06:15:14] Literally, it's gonna be like three fucking years. It's just ridiculous man get out of my life
[06:15:20] It was retracted sorry not redacted well the second attempt at a fair use lawsuit may not have gone the way it hoped
[06:15:26] Ethan Klein was still firmly positioned as THE champion of fair use online.
[06:15:31] I'm doing this because it's the right thing to do, okay?
[06:15:34] That's it. That's the bottom line.
[06:15:36] This is fair use. This is First Amendment.
[06:15:39] Fans past and present have seen Ethan endure years of litigation, leaving him with very little to prove.
[06:15:45] Me? One of the biggest proponents of fair use, champions of fair use on the internet.
[06:15:50] I'm not giving into some bully some media elite who has endless troughs of cash to throw at harassing and silencing
[06:16:01] Dude, it literally feels like he's talking about what he did
[06:16:07] Except let's be real he was in the wrong with the Ryan Kavanaugh slander
[06:16:11] Even though Ryan Kavanaugh is a piece of shit like you still can't run around slandering especially a rich guy
[06:16:17] But what's wild is he only continued to double down on his endless amounts of slander
[06:16:23] But this time he picked his targets better. He picked his targets specifically
[06:16:28] As as people that he knew
[06:16:31] Those in the commentary sphere would not give a shit about or would actually support
[06:16:36] You know pursuing furtherless litigation over
[06:16:40] People who had much smaller audiences than him people who he knew were not financially secure enough to
[06:16:47] overcome mountains of paperwork and costly litigation. It's crazy. With the express purpose
[06:16:56] of silencing their dissent and trying to get them to write ISIS hostage style videos and
[06:17:05] apologize.
[06:17:06] By the time the September 18th DMCA was issued, Ethan had been consistently mounting his hostility
[06:17:13] toward h3 snark users if you're gonna talk shit and you're publicly on snark
[06:17:17] let's talk shit at this point it seemed like he reserved his most hostile
[06:17:21] behavior or creators fuck this guy forever you don't need that this sideways
[06:17:25] I got you I'm out of sympathy and moderators of the forum I don't give a fuck
[06:17:30] fuck you sideways with the biggest cactus in the hobby fuck you did but
[06:17:37] the user posted the now removed clip was neither and even still surely a
[06:17:41] The false DMCA would be off the table.
[06:17:46] Well when that user got a notification that their post was struck down for copyright infringement,
[06:17:50] they responded effectively saying simply that the DMCA is likely false.
[06:18:00] This was an abuse of the fair use system.
[06:18:02] This subreddit has been mercy to many bad faith brigades recently,
[06:18:06] so I do not believe this appeal was filed by the actual copyright owner.
[06:18:09] And that they believed it was protected under fair use.
[06:18:13] Even so, it would still be allowed under fair use.
[06:18:16] A pretty fair response, I would like to think.
[06:18:18] I mean, surely, the self-employment...
[06:18:20] What the hell is Godye on here talking about? That's deep cut.
[06:18:24] Godye?
[06:18:27] He's saying, now you're just somebody that I used to know to Ethan Klein. That's what he's saying.
[06:18:31] Thank you. A fair use.
[06:18:32] Me being a fair use champion would not be striking random redditors.
[06:18:37] Certainly not for a minute and a half long clips, right?
[06:18:40] Especially not when they have given express consent to be in the past, right?
[06:18:50] I am opening our IP to the world.
[06:18:52] This is a message with peace and love.
[06:18:55] Our IP is open.
[06:18:56] I got a no way.
[06:18:57] These guys Magnum Opus is just about Ethan Klein being a frivolous DMCA abuser.
[06:19:03] That's kind of funny.
[06:19:04] I'm not going to lie.
[06:19:05] Like, Ethan Klein has done so many awful things, especially in the last two years.
[06:19:15] There's 0% chance this video is entirely around Ethan doing false DMCA claims, right?
[06:19:21] That's crazy.
[06:19:23] Like, these motherfuckers ruined lives, okay?
[06:19:26] He has ruined lives.
[06:19:29] Like, I mean, this is definitely a valid thing to talk about,
[06:19:35] But it would be like a footnote in a much broader in a much,
[06:19:40] much bigger conversation.
[06:19:42] It's started by Hassan.
[06:19:43] I want the Ethan industrial.
[06:19:44] Probably shouldn't tell you, probably shouldn't tell you,
[06:19:46] but this is merely part one.
[06:19:47] Oh, that makes sense.
[06:19:49] I think it's a good idea.
[06:19:50] I like it.
[06:19:51] So if you want to cut up lips from the podcast, from our
[06:19:55] members live, from anything with me in it, go for it and monetize it.
[06:20:00] I will not claim, I will not remove, I will not do anything.
[06:20:04] I mean to be fair, it's basically been my policy. I don't claim or remove anything, really.
[06:20:10] Yeah, and I am making it explosive.
[06:20:12] Yeah.
[06:20:14] Well, seems like times are exceptional because it turned out it actually was Ethan Klein.
[06:20:21] And that when they disputed the claim, you used their personal information which they submitted
[06:20:27] to threaten them with legal action.
[06:20:34] Now, for those who don't know, when a DMCA is applied to a video that you have uploaded,
[06:20:40] you are, believe it or not, legally obligated to give them identifying features about yourself.
[06:20:46] Some of you might be aware of this.
[06:20:47] I am intimately aware of this.
[06:20:50] Video is down?
[06:20:51] What does that mean?
[06:20:52] Are you fucking serious?
[06:20:54] No.
[06:20:55] You might remember the video I uploaded about Snakeo was taken down within its opening
[06:21:00] weekend.
[06:21:01] I got a strike, man.
[06:21:02] False copyright strike crash course. This is why youtubers get baited into giving their docs. Okay, hold it fuck
[06:21:10] There's the screen so isn't that crazy? It literally asks for fucking everything
[06:21:15] Literally just your complete docs and then they just give that to another human many commentators have experienced or talked about this in the past
[06:21:22] I created on your platform Lily Jean here's a picture of the names and locations of multiple creators all being sent through YouTube's copyright system
[06:21:29] Holy shit. They're using false claims to pull that information off the DMCA system
[06:21:35] So this is like worst-case scenario counter notification shit
[06:21:39] Striking a youtuber using that to dox them if you're a youtuber watching you already know this
[06:21:43] But if you're a small youtuber watching you might not get a PL box
[06:21:46] I do not comprehend why YouTube refuses to acknowledge what's going on here completely baffled
[06:21:51] Now how can someone who wants to intimidate silence or bully their critics exploit this feature to gain leverage over that credit?
[06:21:57] Well, a youtuber did not like one of trend blacks criticism videos and he copyright striped. Oh my god. Oh my god
[06:22:05] Look at baby Zilla. What the fuck?
[06:22:11] Baby Zilla dude. Oh wow, I didn't even know this existed was forced to give up his full name
[06:22:18] They told him that unless he removed his videos, they would be doxing him. It's textbook black. He says blackmail is the act of coercion
[06:22:25] No, no, no suspenders. What is happening using the threat of revealing either substantially true or false information about a person
[06:22:33] Unless certain demands are met following a counterclaim they can among other options
[06:22:38] Threaten litigation, which is in this case what you chose to do Ethan
[06:22:55] I
[06:23:25] On January 31st of 2025, content nuke Hassan Piker was released.
[06:23:35] After months of campaigning against Hassan, his community, and Twitch as a platform, Ethan
[06:23:40] finally had a polished video to point people toward for a coherent catalog of his primary
[06:23:45] grievances.
[06:23:46] Hassan is referring to Jews as inbred, zero punishment.
[06:23:50] Hassan interviewing the Houthi pirate, zero punishment.
[06:23:53] Hassan watching terrorist propaganda with zero critical,
[06:23:56] by the way, like these are, it's kind of crazy.
[06:24:00] What do you think about it?
[06:24:01] Cause like it obviously didn't work.
[06:24:02] It, you could argue that it backfired 2025
[06:24:06] after this video came out
[06:24:07] was probably my most consequential year
[06:24:10] as a political operative.
[06:24:12] And then 2026 was 10 times more consequential than that.
[06:24:18] But all of the inflammatory statements that were captured
[06:24:23] That Ethan didn't even source himself, obviously, just like Dot from Dan Stalkman and Sex Pestinese
[06:24:30] Community and then put together in this like shittily edited YouTube video are still circulating
[06:24:38] on the internet still. And most people understand it's bullshit.
[06:24:53] you
[06:25:23] you
[06:25:53] you
[06:26:23] you
[06:26:53] you
[06:27:23] Like Teddy fresh you pre-responded. Yeah
[06:27:45] Guys, this was literally
[06:27:47] Like this was a year ago. Okay, that's why it doesn't feature the big yahoo mentions the jumbo tron meat pick
[06:27:53] And so many other things that have come since then anyway, use the content nuke reacting to it or reporting on it
[06:28:01] BASE BASE BASE
[06:28:04] It's pretty based actually. Ethan's really really really really really really good lol w only shit. What a video
[06:28:12] All my fucking ops in one place
[06:28:15] Except for the the Papa meat
[06:28:19] He's not enough. I don't know why I've always I
[06:28:23] Always a felt a
[06:28:27] Little bit more sympathetic towards him even though he's also one of those weird
[06:28:33] Papa not Papa meat Papa gut
[06:28:37] Papa got not Papa meat Papa got
[06:28:43] Because he's fat I think it literally could be that you know, I'm partial to big boys, okay
[06:28:50] You know, I am partial to big boys
[06:28:53] And I don't know what it is, but I just, I'm a chubby chaser. You know this already. I'm a chubby chaser. Okay?
[06:29:01] And I think that's what it is. That's why I've always, I said
[06:29:06] famously on the record that I would vote for him for president.
[06:29:10] Good points.
[06:29:10] That video was excellent. That's all I could say. This guy. This is the guy. I would vote for him for president.
[06:29:16] I just, I love thick boys, man. I don't know what it is.
[06:29:19] I bet he actually fucking investigated them.
[06:29:22] That was pretty cool.
[06:29:23] Well done Ethan, good video.
[06:29:24] For Ethan, there was still one new source that he'd hoped would share his message with the mainstream.
[06:29:30] Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
[06:29:32] You beautiful bastards, hope you have a fantastic Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
[06:29:36] He's an enemy, Hasan.
[06:29:37] I don't care.
[06:29:38] Dude, I have so many enemies.
[06:29:41] A man with so many enemies is a man with no enemies, okay?
[06:29:45] Come back to the Philip DeFranco show and let's just jump into LED dropping soon guys.
[06:29:49] Don't forget Philly DS on being a pickle because I guess the feeling that Philly's kind of a Hasan meat rider a little bit
[06:29:55] You gotta love queso then I fucking love a kid. I would die for queso. Are you kidding me?
[06:30:00] He also has no no flaws whatsoever. I
[06:30:05] I love
[06:30:08] Big boys even if they are flawed like JB Pritzker billionaire or
[06:30:14] Papa gut I think he's like a pro Ethan Klein guy
[06:30:19] So for someone like KZO, he is he is my king. He is my goat because he is a flawless human
[06:30:28] It takes a lot for me to I'm realizing now there's two two types of man that it takes a lot for me to hate
[06:30:35] Okay, people who are really jacked Bradley Martin like people who've put a lot of time
[06:30:41] In the gym because I respect that and people who are really big Steven Chung
[06:30:49] Derby Derby, another great example, like the one guy I can think of that's a big boy that
[06:30:59] I despise is Randy Fine.
[06:31:06] So it's easy to hate on women, huh?
[06:31:08] No, except there's no women that I hate.
[06:31:10] All women are angels, and I've never hated a woman in my life.
[06:31:20] Yeah.
[06:31:25] He seems to always give him, like, the most generous interpretation,
[06:31:28] so I'm curious to see how Philly D reports on this.
[06:31:30] You're gonna let us decide. He's gonna pass it off to me.
[06:31:33] He's a good man for doing that. I appreciate how he doesn't take a stand on anything.
[06:31:37] Someone said Philly, do you really?
[06:31:40] You're not with them, no.
[06:31:41] I don't know if he talks about you.
[06:31:42] How could I not be in the thump?
[06:31:44] Wow.
[06:31:45] You didn't even mention me in the song?
[06:31:47] No.
[06:31:48] Oh!
[06:31:49] You're trying to pivot into being like a news guy.
[06:31:51] Didn't you make an exception for us, Philly?
[06:31:53] What did you guys do to me?
[06:31:55] You're trying to pivot into being a news guy?
[06:31:56] By the way, this is literally around the Trump inauguration, okay?
[06:32:02] I just need you guys to remember, if the timing is off for you, okay?
[06:32:06] Because it was a long time ago, but this was when Trump first became president, okay?
[06:32:13] I'm a political commentator as you guys know
[06:32:16] So it was really funny
[06:32:19] That the his expectation was like I'm gonna cover this shit instead of
[06:32:24] The Trump administration
[06:32:26] Seizing power and it's really funny that they were also getting mad at Philip Franco for also
[06:32:31] Yeah, this was Trump to the beginning of Trump to
[06:32:39] The heat he posted video about this Philip. No, he just uploaded. What's that have to do with anything?
[06:32:44] He was talking about me if you guys brought it up
[06:32:46] I was hoping Phil's not coming cuz he can't be right this song cuz he knows wrong get your holes filled in by Phil
[06:32:52] He knows if he doesn't suck his son off. He's gonna have hell to pay in his audience
[06:32:57] I think that's why he's not covering it genuinely. I am pro-Palestine. Please. I am anti-genocide. I am someone.
[06:33:04] Don't tell me what to do. Who is a leftist? Oh my god, you're against genocide?
[06:33:07] Oh good.
[06:33:09] Get your holes filled in by Phil. Did you guys hear that? His song's against genocide you guys.
[06:33:13] These games are filled in.
[06:33:15] What a brave stance to take.
[06:33:17] Well, it's much to believe he summarized it.
[06:33:19] I mean, it must have been a brave stance because you couldn't fucking take it.
[06:33:22] You guys, I can't believe he actually said that on camera.
[06:33:27] Wow, he's actually really putting himself on the line there.
[06:33:30] I love Destiny, said Hasan Piker.
[06:33:32] Destiny, did he-
[06:33:33] The Philly D drop.
[06:33:34] Now is this one of the things where you're just saying it or enough?
[06:33:37] No more Philly D, guys, please.
[06:33:39] Philly D drop.
[06:33:40] I would like to go watch the episode.
[06:33:42] I'm halfway through, he's talking about-
[06:33:43] You're already halfway through?
[06:33:44] That's so fair!
[06:33:45] He's talking about being a Gaza.
[06:33:46] Why won't you cheat Philly D?
[06:33:48] Right now, it's not even about halfway through.
[06:33:51] I gotta get Philly D.
[06:33:52] He's got to get filled in and frankly I understand that I'm a little frustrated
[06:33:57] This is so crazy. What the fuck
[06:34:00] Dude, what the hell was this man doing? It is kind of wild
[06:34:04] that
[06:34:05] This was uh the whole separate universe that was that was this is a whole separate timeline whole separate universe that was happening
[06:34:13] Uh as you know, I was getting ass blasted left and right by so many different
[06:34:19] uh zinus organizations and groups
[06:34:22] And also Asmengold, this was like the peak of the anti-woke victory.
[06:34:30] You know what I mean?
[06:34:32] Meanwhile, these guys were like in America Z, okay?
[06:34:36] Not even America B, America C, America Z.
[06:34:39] This was their own little bubble that they were existing in.
[06:34:42] They're like every day, they're waiting, uh, excitedly.
[06:34:46] To
[06:34:51] To
[06:34:54] To have Phil DeFranco cover his content new
[06:34:58] By the way, Phil DeFranco dodged a major bullet
[06:35:02] Because can you imagine so many people hopped on that train? None of them have actually
[06:35:08] None of them have actually really turned around and been like oh, yeah, we actually don't fuck with Israel no more that was
[06:35:14] That was in 2024, the beginning of 2024, right? Or not beginning of 2024. Sorry, that was the beginning of 2025, January 20th, 2025, around that time.
[06:35:29] And so we are a year into a year and plus into Israel's genocide of the Palestinians.
[06:35:37] But at that time, there were still so many apolitical chuds and, you know, these, these
[06:35:44] law cal farmers, these like apolitical sloppulists, or slop tubers, sorry not sloppulists, apolitical
[06:35:51] people, uh, slop tubers who were, you know, aggressively attacking anyone and everyone that
[06:35:59] was pro-Palestine, uh, without really like mentioning pro-Palestine all that much, they
[06:36:04] would just be like, oh, you guys are all terrorists.
[06:36:08] I wonder how many of those people that participated in this, uh, pylon, I wonder how many of
[06:36:15] those people that participated in this pylon are now like, you know, self-declared, uh,
[06:36:19] Design is self-declared like pro-Palestine folks
[06:36:23] Hope the Franco not give an opinion about a single fucking current event so about sides
[06:36:28] Hope the Franco passes the question off to us. I love that he passes it off to me. I always feel so
[06:36:33] Seen I
[06:36:34] Would like for him one time to answer a question. Well, hold on. You're not actually watching Philly TV
[06:36:39] There is supposed to be this message between me and you say that he on it
[06:36:43] Well, he didn't even mention me. He's out on the YouTube drama my friend. Yeah out
[06:36:47] He's like a serious journalist.
[06:36:49] Well, we'll bring him back.
[06:36:52] Despite Philip DeFranco's seeming disinterest in covering his content nuke,
[06:36:56] Ethan was convinced there was one story that could catch the beautiful bastard's eye.
[06:37:00] The lawsuit is going to be too juicy. He's not going to be able to skip on that.
[06:37:05] Following the content nuke, Ethan had attracted a lot of negative attention,
[06:37:09] especially among Reddit communities.
[06:37:11] snark and uh youtube drama and now foe moi is absolutely overrun by these
[06:37:17] Hassan snarker fucking freaks and now i even saying that any fucking reddit
[06:37:23] community is overrun by fans of mine is so funny because i'm such a negative
[06:37:29] person on reddit i'm perceived as like a primary arch villain of reddit right
[06:37:34] so much so that i'm a villain in my own subreddit like 90 percent of the
[06:37:39] time there's effort posts on my own subreddit saying I'm toxic I'm fucking
[06:37:46] trying to do disability genocide I'm a eugenicist I'm a fascist I'm
[06:37:51] transphobic I'm not sufficient like is crazy to say especially at this period
[06:37:58] when Reddit was basically a fucking arm of of the State Department when there
[06:38:02] were so many pro-Israel subreddits like all the fucking subreddits major
[06:38:07] your subbers are pro Israel.
[06:38:14] It's kind of funny that like, uh, he had the audacity. Yeah.
[06:38:17] Fo, fo mods, like the one of the only fucking subreddits that actually was,
[06:38:21] you know, pro me, I guess, in some ways,
[06:38:24] because they were pro Palestine started seeing it on the subreddit.
[06:38:27] There was an attempt.
[06:38:29] There's this crazy crossover between the mods of Hassan subreddit,
[06:38:33] monster engines of just shitposting about us.
[06:38:36] Yeah.
[06:38:36] At this point, these forms were directly targeting Ethan's family.
[06:38:40] Hila, she was upset that this artist, he refused to collaborate.
[06:38:43] Employees raking his Pinterest, accusing him of plagiarism.
[06:38:47] The mods are here and they're co-signing it.
[06:38:49] Co-hosts?
[06:38:50] Ew.
[06:38:50] They have prophesized me with every single man in this room.
[06:38:55] They fucking hate me.
[06:38:56] Why do you think that is?
[06:38:57] I probably give them a Jew. I'm a proud Jew.
[06:38:59] That's fucked up. People got a problem with that. And business is a whole.
[06:39:02] People we collaborate who take photographs for us.
[06:39:04] Advertisers, sponsors, people who are just wearing teddy fresh is getting messages from these people, being like, kill yourself.
[06:39:10] At this point, Ethan was waging a full scale war against Hassan and tWitch.
[06:39:14] You're coward! You're fucking anti-Semite!
[06:39:17] There's a moral corruption inside that company that is fucking sick, almost just needs to be completely like...
[06:39:23] Despite occasional wins,
[06:39:25] Zionism as a slur is no longer allowed, people.
[06:39:29] You can't just call anyone a Zionist anymore.
[06:39:31] How could this go unpunished?
[06:39:33] Oh, Ethan, tell me, give me the good news.
[06:39:35] She better be permanently banned.
[06:39:37] I'm not even fucking...
[06:39:38] I'm being dead serious.
[06:39:39] Brogan got banned.
[06:39:40] Priest's son Poppy got banned.
[06:39:42] It's awesome.
[06:39:43] It makes... it's like, okay, who's next?
[06:39:49] Gotta be careful with this power.
[06:39:51] He had yet to succeed in his primary goal of de-platforming his ex-co-host.
[06:39:55] Fuck this dude.
[06:39:56] And having CEO of Twitch, Dan Clancy replaced.
[06:39:59] Dan Clancy needs to fucking leave.
[06:40:01] Son is his favorite creator, a left-wing extremist, who's training.
[06:40:04] It is kind of wild how much people mindlessly repeat this shit.
[06:40:09] Like, first it starts off with an edge community, right, of very, very dedicated cyber stalkers,
[06:40:16] right? They don't have to be that big. But they infiltrate a much larger community,
[06:40:21] and they associate, and they find someone who has like a, you know, similar interest of
[06:40:27] of disparaging me. And then they'll feed them all this information. Then this information
[06:40:32] makes its way to the timeline. It gets blasted out. I mean, this video got like 3 million
[06:40:37] views, right? That's not inconsequential. And even to this day, there are random apolitical
[06:40:43] chuds under every fucking Twitter power farmer account that's like, that ever mentions
[06:40:50] me or mentions someone getting banned. There will always be like a barrage of bodied
[06:40:54] replies being like, dude, Clancy fucking loves his son.
[06:40:58] I'm like, where did you get this information from?
[06:41:02] It is psychotic.
[06:41:09] It's so funny that there's like, this is a consistent.
[06:41:15] This is a consistent narrative that has survived everything.
[06:41:19] I control Twitter, I'm sorry, I control Twitch, I control Amazon, I control the American government, I control Benjamin Netanyahu, and it just like keeps leveling up.
[06:41:36] It keeps leveling up.
[06:41:37] They make up, they make up a totally insane conspiracy theory, right?
[06:41:44] Insert conspiracy theory.
[06:41:46] Hassan Piker, when he went to Cuba, he stated it illegal hotel.
[06:41:50] Okay?
[06:41:51] This bullshit is not real, right?
[06:41:53] But it doesn't matter.
[06:41:54] And then people that already have, like, pre-existing angst,
[06:41:59] pre-existing enmity, pre-existing hatred about me
[06:42:02] will then immediately pounce on the lie.
[06:42:05] Some of them hate me for, you know, really good reasons,
[06:42:08] ideological reasons, because they oppose my worldview.
[06:42:10] They think it's odious.
[06:42:11] They think it's bad. It's wrong.
[06:42:12] Whatever.
[06:42:13] And then there are plenty of other people who just have seen the drama
[06:42:18] like have have seen the constant flow of negative views and and
[06:42:23] Ticktocks and whatnot and they just kind of like engage casually with the pile on where they're like, that's a bad guy, right?
[06:42:30] that's a bad guy whatever and
[06:42:34] Then they also participate in this lie where they're like oh his song went to Cuba to flex on the poor Cubans and also to
[06:42:40] to stay in the wrong hotel, in the illegal hotel,
[06:42:45] and also suck up the electricity from the electricity grid
[06:42:50] that was directly powering the children's hospital next door.
[06:42:54] And then they expand on that lie,
[06:42:57] and they just like, the lie compounds,
[06:42:58] like it just becomes this entirely separate thing, right?
[06:43:04] But what's wild about it is,
[06:43:06] when there isn't the sufficient like legal reaction, for example, when the federal government doesn't
[06:43:13] prosecute me over doing something criminal that they suggested I was doing, then they have to
[06:43:19] add on to the conspiracy. At no point do they stop and go, maybe the initial assessment
[06:43:25] that we had of this guy was wrong, right? It's never like, perhaps we were wrong,
[06:43:32] but maybe he didn't stay in a legal hotel and also suck up the electricity grid from the
[06:43:36] the child's hospital down the street, that would be, I don't even know how that would
[06:43:39] work. I don't even know how that would actually work. But, but instead of just like questioning
[06:43:49] where you got your primary information from, and just never returning to those communities
[06:43:54] ever again, because they're very clearly lying, they just double down on the lie in
[06:43:59] order to justify the previous lie, they have to add new lies on top of it, right?
[06:44:05] So the new lie now is like, well, he's the government agent.
[06:44:11] Terrorist propaganda on his platform is his favorite.
[06:44:14] I had a good friend posed by Nick Shirley in Cuba and then told me at least he's not
[06:44:16] Hasan wearing a thousand dollar sunglasses in Cuba.
[06:44:20] I mean, that person has the brain of a, I was going to say a monkey, but honestly,
[06:44:25] a monkey is probably more intelligent than the average Nick Shirley watcher.
[06:44:28] Let's be real.
[06:44:31] Now he was also aiming to have these red pages removed.
[06:44:33] Nick Shirley went there and actually did stay in an illegal hotel
[06:44:37] He stayed in an illegal hotel. I did not he did
[06:44:41] But of course the government's never gonna prosecute him. They sent him there
[06:44:51] They don't even learn from getting duped they now believe that the Florida lawsuit is actually gonna be the thing that ends you really
[06:44:55] They think I'm gonna be sued for a hundred and fifty million dollars by Laura Loomer's
[06:45:00] Laura Loomer's former attorney who was disbarred in the state of Florida
[06:45:03] who is known for being a frivolous lawsuit guy who's clearly a psychopath, that's what they think is gonna...
[06:45:13] Ay-ya-ya-ya-ya...
[06:45:15] Yeah.
[06:45:18] It's come to the point where it's just like completely non-stop relentless, like the harassment that me and you are receiving is just genuinely un-fucking-comparable.
[06:45:29] They're literally way for someone to kill themselves.
[06:45:33] Seeing no other recourse, Ethan began openly revealing plans to take legal action against
[06:45:43] snark moderators.
[06:45:44] I can't wait till I find out who the snarkers are.
[06:45:47] Because I'm gonna sue them.
[06:45:50] Get in line, baby.
[06:45:51] Oh, they should be worried.
[06:45:54] I know they're very paranoid.
[06:45:55] They should be.
[06:45:56] You'd be surprised how paranoid these snarkers are.
[06:46:00] The mods anyway, the head.
[06:46:01] What is this?
[06:46:02] of her in the DSA of course people don't want her in their swing state elections yeah people don't
[06:46:07] people know me as much as they know AOC and don't want either of us and they don't want AOC because
[06:46:12] they they know that she is an extension of me and the DSA this is what I mean this person's entire
[06:46:18] worldview is anchored around me this is isn't this the account that I replied to the other day
[06:46:24] who was saying like truly unhinged things I was like bro you need lithium like inventing
[06:46:30] Alternate alternate realities like this was this was another one
[06:46:35] And it's not even it's not even just right wingers do left is do this as well
[06:46:39] Well, did he get so much flack for wearing a suit in his gooner cave while berating disabled people to be normal
[06:46:44] But he's not wearing a suit anymore. I said it's casual Sunday
[06:46:50] Bad faith actors like this will sweep for us on the home by saying he wasn't giddy that Omni liberal was banned on
[06:46:55] On twitch ban. They'll say Assad was just smiling because of ASCII porn in Mamdani's chat
[06:46:59] However, when Assad actually notices that in the chat as seen of the YouTube bottom the bottom
[06:47:03] He's visibly annoyed not laughing smiling
[06:47:04] He then goes on his phone ignoring the beginning of the widely anticipated stream completely
[06:47:07] It isn't just a few minutes later that he looks up from his phone that he's smiling
[06:47:11] He put the timestamps in there too. Okay, the context that ASCII porn has passed minutes ago
[06:47:15] Yet somehow Hassan is delayed Hassan has this delayed of a reaction to it
[06:47:19] He's not even commenting on it other than when he was visibly annoyed within 15 minutes of this moment
[06:47:23] Destiny was subsequently thoroughly banned from Twitch once again. Side note, Michael Payne is a violent extremist that recently called for Hush's death three weeks ago.
[06:47:29] I'm like, I say you need lithium, brother.
[06:47:35] Or he needs to hop off the meth like that, like this kind of shit. Okay, listen, listen.
[06:47:42] Look, I've had stalkers. I had schizophrenic stalkers, like, and I don't mean like schizo. I mean like literally, like
[06:47:48] like genuinely schizophrenic, like medical issue, schizophrenic, stalkers, for the last,
[06:47:56] you know, 13 years of my life, it's normal, it sucks, but it's just a, you know, unfortunate
[06:48:01] part of the business, right?
[06:48:04] But what I have noticed at least in the last couple of years is how much more normalized
[06:48:13] this kind of behavior has become.
[06:48:15] And I don't know why.
[06:48:18] Maybe it's because like what changed is now
[06:48:20] a lot of content creators make this kind of,
[06:48:25] create this kind of community.
[06:48:27] Cause like back in the day, guys like this
[06:48:28] would just like stay on, you know,
[06:48:31] dark web corners of the internet, right?
[06:48:33] They would go to like stalker forums.
[06:48:35] It's disgusting.
[06:48:36] It's nasty, but they were kind of like cordoned off.
[06:48:39] Right?
[06:48:40] They were kind of cordoned off from normal society and most normal people would look
[06:48:47] to commentary like this and go, ooh, there's something wrong with you.
[06:48:51] Right?
[06:48:52] There's something kind of wrong with you.
[06:48:53] I think this is like maybe an episode.
[06:48:56] Hopefully you'll get the necessary healthcare that's readily available.
[06:49:02] But I think something changed.
[06:49:03] I don't know if it's like the post COVID shutdowns.
[06:49:06] I don't know if it's Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter,
[06:49:09] which I think really accelerated this kind of commentary
[06:49:12] on the platform, but it is really interesting.
[06:49:16] It is really interesting to me that like,
[06:49:19] there was never a point where this level,
[06:49:23] like this level of hyper fixation
[06:49:26] and very clear mental illness was mass adopted
[06:49:33] and seen as like normal behavior.
[06:49:36] i think this really accelerated in the last couple of years
[06:49:40] elon's person twitter normalize this kind of behavior
[06:49:43] but i also think that
[06:49:45] content creators in the spaces that we occupy whether it be youtube whether it
[06:49:49] be twitch
[06:49:51] and even tick tock i think a lot of those guys there's a there's a real
[06:49:54] fortune of occasion of the internet that took place both on tick tock both
[06:49:58] on twitter
[06:49:59] and certainly on youtube and and which is well
[06:50:03] there were content creators
[06:50:04] who basically formed entire communities off of this kind of hyper fixation and this kind
[06:50:10] of like very textbook mentally ill behavior. And I find that somewhat fascinating and it's
[06:50:22] not just like fascinating because you know, there are more people doing this is fascinating
[06:50:28] because there's like a like an audience for this right? What is this? Did you see this one?
[06:50:36] My second is let this man are fucking creepy to women all the time. Stephen actually respects women.
[06:50:40] He'll let women talk without talking over them. His community is far more respectful inclusive
[06:50:43] than pro-social than all the tanky freaks who put every slur on the table. Yeah, it's it's a cult
[06:50:49] and it's really strange because like no one can seemingly tell these people like they're
[06:50:55] doing something that is going to inevitably cause harm to themselves as many other victims
[06:51:01] who are currently suing this guy that they're defending, were once a part of that cult.
[06:51:08] Like how do you look at a guy who is currently in the process of litigation being sued by
[06:51:16] former members of his cult, former women in his cult that were victimized by him
[06:51:22] And you go, that shit won't happen to me.
[06:51:26] I should defend this guy.
[06:51:30] It's so strange.
[06:51:37] Here's how he refers to his victim, E girl, Bimbo whore.
[06:51:41] Yeah.
[06:51:53] Twitter is an intensely factional social media site that perfectly creates ingroves and outgroups
[06:52:19] through its algo. Yeah, I mean, I, that's why I said I think that Elon
[06:52:25] purchased in the changes in the algorithm certainly contributed to this like mass,
[06:52:30] this, this collective psychosis event.
[06:52:35] Note that his victims are people who were awarded by him for organizing with them in Georgia
[06:52:38] before he distributed their porn. Yeah.
[06:52:44] Yeah, I, like I said, I think like before pre Elon Musk purchased like this kind of
[06:52:49] the 4chan behavior, this kind of activity was contained.
[06:52:54] It was contained on 4chan, it was contained on like Kiwi Farms and all those other like,
[06:52:57] you know, terminally online stalker websites, right?
[06:53:02] But then, now it's like readily available for mass consumption and is normalized.
[06:53:10] And not only is it normalized, but it's rewarded with Elon Musk's algorithm.
[06:53:14] So it broke containment and now everybody does it.
[06:53:21] And I don't know, I find it so, so nasty.
[06:53:25] I find it so toxic.
[06:53:27] I feel like it's just not good for anyone participating in it whatsoever.
[06:53:32] And I don't even know how people don't see the warning signs.
[06:53:35] Just as they don't see the warning signs of like joining sex past and his cult and
[06:53:39] his orbit and then inevitably becoming victimized because he's a narcissistic madman with
[06:53:44] no care or consideration for anyone else, including his own son, right?
[06:53:49] Who is now a fucking Nazi.
[06:53:51] And like, I think he joined one of those like esoteric neo-nazi cults now as well.
[06:53:56] Like it's, it's so it's how do you not see the warning signs there?
[06:54:00] Or even see the warning signs with Ethan Klein's career.
[06:54:05] But even Klein took, he had the world, right?
[06:54:10] He had the world.
[06:54:11] He was considered one of the legendary content creators, one of the YouTube greats, right? For many, many years in a long-ass and very successful career.
[06:54:24] And then, and then he just threw it all away.
[06:54:29] And it wasn't just Israel. Like, it wasn't, I know he threw it all away for Israel, yes, but like, he became obsessive.
[06:54:36] He became obsessive and singularly invested in not only my demise, which obviously did
[06:54:46] not achieve the results that he wanted, but also the demise of anyone and everyone around
[06:54:51] me as well, and anyone and everyone who had, you know, spoken out against them.
[06:55:08] I just don't understand how other people don't see this and go, I don't want to make this.
[06:55:13] I don't want to repeat this mistake.
[06:55:16] Snarkers, they should be paranoid.
[06:55:20] In response, the moderators locked the original H3 Snark page.
[06:55:26] Seeing this as a sign of fear, Ethan was emboldened to escalate his statements,
[06:55:30] invoking the families, schools, and employers of the Snark moderators.
[06:55:35] He posted this from the H3 Snark and said,
[06:55:38] It won't save you scumbags from what's coming.
[06:55:41] I can't wait for your family, friends, work, and school to know what you've been up to.
[06:55:47] which made it sound very much like he was threatening to dox the mod teams here
[06:55:54] hey for the record there was another person in the chat said like how do you combat kai gate
[06:55:58] just say the truth be like that dog lives a better life than you and i combined
[06:56:04] she goes on numerous walks a day you know has all the best it treats readily available
[06:56:10] like it's it's it's it's an unbelievably stupid thing like what are you talking about it's such a
[06:56:25] funny it's such a funny instance of drama because like like I said I've repeatedly explained this
[06:56:30] over and over again there are motherfuckers who are literally who have actual electric collars
[06:56:35] and electric fences that we're fucking complaining.
[06:56:40] Brother, between you and I, only one of us has deployed this and it's you.
[06:56:45] And you're still saying like, like it doesn't even make sense.
[06:56:49] This dog grew up on camera.
[06:56:53] Yeah, Fox News parked paparazzi outside my house.
[06:57:05] There are thousands of hours of Kaia on camera.
[06:57:15] If you can make an assertion off of a 20 second clip, then yeah, it's crazy.
[06:57:28] It's not a dox, you dumb fuck, it's called a subpoena.
[06:57:31] It's part of every civil lawsuit.
[06:57:33] the most routine thing in the world and guess what happens when you break the fucking law
[06:57:37] when you harass, defame, you open yourself up to being subpoenaed.
[06:57:41] Now what happens to that information?
[06:57:43] I don't know.
[06:57:44] The unfortunate thing is that court filings are all public, so if like their private
[06:57:48] information shows up there, I literally can't help it.
[06:57:52] Dear SnarkMods, you have one opportunity to save your ass.
[06:57:56] Contact us with information about your fellow mods and collaborators and I will spare you
[06:58:02] in what's to come.
[06:58:03] This is your one and only chance, so he's basically trying to say.
[06:58:08] At this point you're totally fucked.
[06:58:09] Here's the thing.
[06:58:10] There's a subpoena that's gonna come.
[06:58:12] You can't erase your data.
[06:58:13] Even if you didn't log in, we're gonna get your IP address.
[06:58:16] We're gonna find out your information.
[06:58:17] We have forensic, digital investigators.
[06:58:20] It's all part of a lawsuit that's gonna drop in about three weeks.
[06:58:24] You guys are gonna fuck him for a while, I cannot wait.
[06:58:29] I am so excited, I am giddy to share this with you guys.
[06:58:33] So you should be scared.
[06:58:35] I will spend and go to any limit to legally
[06:58:38] and within the scope of the law is allowed
[06:58:41] to annihilate you for any cost.
[06:58:43] Because you people are evil,
[06:58:45] you people are disgusting fucking human beings.
[06:58:48] People have this kind of opinion of doxing
[06:58:50] that like sometimes it's warranted,
[06:58:52] sometimes it's okay, just because they side
[06:58:55] with the person who's doing the doxing.
[06:58:57] I'm not doing anything illegal.
[06:58:59] It's all above the board.
[06:59:00] These people have done everything in their life
[06:59:01] to damage me, my reputation, my business,
[06:59:04] the people I love, people I work with.
[06:59:06] There's no limit that I will do legally
[06:59:08] to destroy their lives.
[06:59:09] Proudly and happily, I will do it
[06:59:11] and I will stand proud on their fucking proverbial grave.
[06:59:18] Not only did they violate civil laws and defaming me,
[06:59:21] they may have also violated criminal laws
[06:59:24] and doing hate crimes, harassment,
[06:59:28] all this kinds of stuff.
[06:59:29] He seems to think that people sharing video evidence of his bigotry is an anti-Semitic
[06:59:33] attack, coordinated across a Discord and Reddit.
[06:59:37] We've got logs from their Discord, we've got logs from their mod mail.
[06:59:41] Once we find out their ID and stuff, it'll be great to sue them.
[06:59:48] Ethan is doing this the right way, just let him handle it.
[06:59:52] People are going to lose their fucking mind when this lawsuit drops.
[06:59:57] I'm just so excited guys to share it with you. It's just amazing how safe people yeah
[07:00:02] All this did not work out for even by the way because it was linked to the Denim's lawsuit which he lost I know
[07:00:13] For the commentators that had been on board with Ethan's content nuke the reactions varied from enthusiastic support
[07:00:19] It's not boxing. It's public information. You did it to him. He's doing it to you
[07:00:23] That's what it is, you're getting a taste of your own medicine.
[07:00:26] You know, your family and friends are gonna find out about it.
[07:00:28] I mean, sorry, that's what's gonna happen.
[07:00:30] I doubt that they're gonna get harassed or hurt or harmed.
[07:00:33] Other than this lawsuit that might destroy them.
[07:00:35] But she was just kind of insinuating that Ethan was guilty.
[07:00:39] And Ethan is my king, dude.
[07:00:41] Ethan is my fucking king!
[07:00:43] On his very first post, he's saying,
[07:00:46] It won't save you scumbags much for me. I can't wait.
[07:00:49] He's a fucking scumbag.
[07:00:51] What is my fate to be in this big picture?
[07:00:53] Because you're not my information.
[07:00:55] You're the scumbag.
[07:00:59] Teddy Fresh.
[07:01:00] He said, hey, love, we're gonna send you stuff.
[07:01:02] I said-
[07:01:02] Yo, chill on my boy.
[07:01:04] Chill on my boy, dude.
[07:01:05] That is my fucking-
[07:01:07] That's my boy.
[07:01:08] Okay?
[07:01:09] Chill on him.
[07:01:10] is this your goat? I really like Rotund people. I do. He switched up, I think. I hope.
[07:01:30] Absolutely.
[07:01:31] I like that shirt. Wow, that's cute. That's very your style.
[07:01:39] Ethan Klein sent me-
[07:01:40] Hard to watch, he's a hard to watch.
[07:01:42] Ethan Klein and I are best friends.
[07:01:43] I have to defend him.
[07:01:45] Oh, I don't think Ethan really has a lawsuit, blah, blah, blah.
[07:01:47] Dude, shut the fuck up.
[07:01:48] Shut the fuck up. Shut up.
[07:01:49] Shut the fucking bullshit.
[07:01:50] We're talking about a dude who constantly wins his lawsuit,
[07:01:52] and I'm sure had a lawyer look over everything before.
[07:01:54] Oh, no!
[07:01:56] No!
[07:01:57] No!
[07:01:58] Papa, God!
[07:02:00] No!
[07:02:05] No!
[07:02:06] Jesus Christ!
[07:02:07] Ethan's my best friend,
[07:02:08] And he wins all of his lawsuits!
[07:02:10] Oh no!
[07:02:12] Before he can move forward, the most vile, disgusting,
[07:02:14] unemployed, hyper-obsessed snark snark loser snarker that hate even snarker.
[07:02:19] And no longer precise, you can climb half the defend,
[07:02:21] even climb, that is what we're doing now, okay?
[07:02:23] Faced.
[07:02:25] He wants people to know who these snarkers are,
[07:02:28] who these mob teams are.
[07:02:30] Good, the internet's too anonymous.
[07:02:31] You have too many people on the internet doing shitty things.
[07:02:33] You've got all these racists on Twitter.
[07:02:35] Say it, say it in public.
[07:02:37] to cautious clarification.
[07:02:50] Dude, this is like, dude, I can fucking sue everybody, you know what I mean?
[07:02:55] I can sue everybody.
[07:02:56] These guys have eaten so good off of consistent harassment of me with lies, slander, god damn,
[07:03:02] I should be suing everybody's asses.
[07:03:04] Every time I watch a video like this and I hear these guys defend even my behavior I'm
[07:03:08] like why don't I sue these motherfuckers like actually making it difficult for you to do
[07:03:13] your job or even sometimes impossible for your job then yeah why not like it's the equivalent
[07:03:21] of like while someone sits down at the office and there's a person next to them which
[07:03:23] is beautiful.
[07:03:24] So like so the guy know I can go home yeah if you can't function under those conditions
[07:03:29] But obviously I think it should be a very high threshold because people fight on
[07:03:39] light a lot and it's often reciprocal so. Others were still skeptical about the
[07:03:43] tactics being employed. I haven't covered two things with Ethan Klein. One being the
[07:03:48] lawsuit against the Snock subreddits. I feel like I'm gonna end up on the side
[07:03:52] of being opposed at this point from what I've seen so far, principally opposed
[07:03:57] to what he's doing while Nick Diorio had previously railed against Ethan's targeting of sponsors in 2020
[07:04:04] Then Ethan's content new key mentions Keemstar sponsored G Fuel eight times constantly saying things like how do you feel still sponsor this guy by the sponsor by
[07:04:14] LaMao Nicholas Diorio is slob content and is fat. Okay, but I've never seen him
[07:04:21] You know what I mean
[07:04:23] So it doesn't count, I've only seen the, that's the one with the, with the, the little...
[07:04:32] I don't know what the fuck it is, it's like a VTuber, it's like a fat VTuber, that's, that's him, right?
[07:04:38] G Fuel brought to you by false pedophilia accusations!
[07:04:42] Gah!
[07:04:42] Check it, G Fuel!
[07:04:43] G Fuel.com
[07:04:45] Go fuck yourself!
[07:04:45] Reports coming in that Keemstar has been dropped from G Fuel.
[07:04:48] Yeah, Keemstar has done a ton of fucked up shit that definitely deserves consequences, but...
[07:04:52] That's on Parker cause Papa good literal slur
[07:04:55] Why do you guys all know who Papa gut is even client gives Alex novelle just enough ammo for the end of the year?
[07:05:02] Brogan's failure is 100% her choice. That's true conservative rage better Brittany venti goes after Pokemon in case you're on wait
[07:05:09] He's like a centrist though. Oh
[07:05:12] I'll just slow it down there, buddy. I already don't like you. You don't have to call the actual slurs here
[07:05:18] I am not a centrist. I will never call myself a centrist
[07:05:21] I'd rather jump off a bridge than be considered a centrist, okay?
[07:05:25] I'm a left-leaning individual. I'm a UBI guy, maybe a negative income tax.
[07:05:29] I'm a universal healthcare guy. I'm very frustrated with religious conservatives.
[07:05:33] I'd bastardize the word of God to go after gay and trans people.
[07:05:36] When I hear a religious individual talk about how crazy they think trans people are,
[07:05:40] I say, if you think that's crazy, you believe in a magical apple course.
[07:05:43] I think God's a beautiful thing, but I think that you guys have a little bit of
[07:05:46] cognitive dissonance. Not a centrist, all right?
[07:05:48] Because right now you can cry and piss all over your pants. The Democratic Party is slightly to the left
[07:05:54] We don't even have universal health care. There's that's the craziest most left-leaning
[07:05:59] Public policy being considered by only really Bernie Sanders is universal basic universal health care the craziest thing
[07:06:05] Me when I'm trying to get Marx's dick
[07:06:09] On the right is you know masked people driving around in unmarked cars going after anybody who looks brown hoping that they're an illegal immigrant
[07:06:16] Violating due process, indiscriminately bombing people blanket tariffs to try to build bring every single job back. All right, we get it, bro
[07:06:23] He'd be a patient of
[07:06:25] All right slightly left and far right. That's not me. No, whatever. It's all my name again. Yeah running on the obscene list
[07:06:32] I'm then be and then being probably a well release less than a 1% of that document
[07:06:37] But did you know that two and a half gigs out of 300 gigs?
[07:06:40] So don't call me a centrist because that's the most triggering goddamn thing to me right now
[07:06:43] When I'm saying there's a conservative rager, I watched Brittany Vendee's video.
[07:06:45] She's a conservative rage-bater, and then we were making fun of cringe.
[07:06:48] Pokimane, I don't really assert with the left.
[07:06:50] She's not like a left-leaf.
[07:06:51] I mean, she might be left-leaf, but she is just like a cringe figure.
[07:06:54] So that was what that is.
[07:06:54] Same thing with Casey Chunk.
[07:06:55] People aren't really political.
[07:06:56] They're just cringe.
[07:06:57] Brittany Vendee is political.
[07:06:58] Also cringe.
[07:06:59] But I just watched her video.
[07:07:00] Also, read this one, you f***ing boy,
[07:07:01] who confronted Caleb Emmer on his journey towards the alt-right pipeline.
[07:07:04] You could call me a centrist then.
[07:07:05] I
[07:07:12] Hope the bear call him essentially in well, I mean I guess he's not
[07:07:17] He's not essentially right wing
[07:07:19] No, I'm kidding. Uh, no, I just I always saw him as like one of the apolitical
[07:07:24] kind of like
[07:07:25] Left leaning on certain issues, but like apolitical chud tuber or slop tuber kind of guys
[07:07:30] I don't know where he's at now
[07:07:32] I I think if I were to make an assertion that if there's one guy who has
[07:07:38] Probably who probably no longer like identifies with either incline
[07:07:42] It would probably be someone like him because regardless of the you know, Teddy fresh and shit like that he seems
[07:07:49] too much like an adult in some ways to
[07:07:53] To maintain this level of like consistent support
[07:07:57] But we just saw me as a wife right like there's no I don't know
[07:08:02] Taking it into your hands is like the arbiter of justice to spam his advertising
[07:08:06] There are so many of these guys were just like oh, I heard that I heard that you were uh against
[07:08:12] NATO and I'm not going to investigate that any further and I'm just going to
[07:08:19] I'm just going to assume that you're wasn't this guy mega-hater of yours. Is this a mega pivot a real grip to the left
[07:08:24] I don't hate it. He was dedicated. I hated streams, but it was a ploy to get views truly. Just whatever trending topic
[07:08:29] Yeah, most of these guys are like that
[07:08:32] You get him to drop them you don't see how that could be used against you and while the wider commentary community of the
[07:08:37] Time participated in fierce debate about whether targeting sponsors was an acceptable tactic to use against your enemies
[07:08:43] What Ethan has done is he's given power to the fan base to ruin anyone's career
[07:08:47] Yeah, remember that shit remember when the commentary space got mad at Ethan Clive for going after Keemstar's
[07:08:56] Keemstar sponsorships Ethan has literally made a fucking career off of not just going after people sponsorships, but directly
[07:09:03] trying to stop
[07:09:06] People from advertising on Twitch and not a single people was made if you want to understand where the commentary sphere is
[07:09:12] Where the commentary space is they did not even they ignored the the forced
[07:09:17] Add Pocalypse on Twitch. None of them talked about it.
[07:09:20] None of them even covered it. The only people that covered it were right-wingers.
[07:09:24] Okay? The only people that covered it were right-wingers
[07:09:28] who were sometimes even on Twitch who celebrated it.
[07:09:31] Tells everyone else on YouTube they can do the same thing because these
[07:09:34] advertisers are going to cave to pressure.
[07:09:36] If you think the YouTube community is happy with you right now
[07:09:40] you gotta be out of your mind. Just saying that doesn't quite do justice to how
[07:09:45] loudly, Nicholas D'Orio was principally opposed to Ethan's actions.
[07:09:49] Yeah, of course I'm gonna call that out.
[07:09:51] With him having made some of the biggest videos calling out Ethan at that time.
[07:09:55] Because I criticized G Fuel, which nobody should go after people's sponsors if they're in
[07:10:00] human fucking scum.
[07:10:02] Let me address this head on.
[07:10:04] I am not someone that supports going after somebody's sponsors to try to cancel them
[07:10:09] for something bad they've said.
[07:10:10] G Fuel is as much a part of Capestar's identity as his beard.
[07:10:14] He has it on his head, in every video, he's got it on the desk, in every video, how am I
[07:10:19] supposed to criticize Keemstar and not address the fact that there's always G Fuel sitting
[07:10:23] there on his desk?
[07:10:24] How am I not supposed to talk about that?
[07:10:25] I don't think I have to explain to you why, how am I not supposed to mention G Fuel
[07:10:29] is a fucking stupid response.
[07:10:32] It is becoming something of an epidemic, something that I said is bad for the whole-
[07:10:36] Remember the katana for the assassin's greeting?
[07:10:38] Oh my god, oh my god, I'm forgetting some of the madness.
[07:10:43] two katana stories. One was the the bleach katana that I have that Ethan was like that's
[07:10:51] a swastika you're a Nazi that's the funniest way for me to be an avowed anti-nazi my whole
[07:10:56] life but then like oops you caught me that was my big secret but the assassin's creed one was
[07:11:01] also wild because they literally were saying I was portraying myself as a Hamas terrorist
[07:11:07] Or no, not Assassin's Creed. Fuck. It was Rainbow Six.
[07:11:11] When I was doing an ad, I was sponsoring for Rainbow Six, and I was like,
[07:11:16] running around in the room with the Bollock Lava and the fake gun. And they, in that community,
[07:11:24] were literally like, he's doing, he's like pro Hamas. He's showing everybody that he like
[07:11:30] loves Hamas.
[07:11:30] And not just with sponsors when you show these bad actors how much power they can have by just getting enough of them together
[07:11:36] To go to an advertiser for someone they don't like it's a disaster for everyone on the internet
[07:11:40] It's not just sponsors
[07:11:41] They can do it anywhere you can see how it's already starting to snowball into something that could be bad for everyone on the platform
[07:11:48] Well, anything to do with backtrack on that point, but his ego got in the way
[07:11:52] It's like the same thing for people who are constantly begging for the government to censor the internet because there's things
[07:11:56] they don't like on it. It's a very slippery slope that can get out of control very quickly.
[07:12:01] Not only did that ruin his entire narrative he was pushing, the sponsor war eclipsed his
[07:12:05] actual arguments and overshadowed the entire video.
[07:12:13] But Nick's issues with Ethan didn't end at his targeting of sponsors. It extended
[07:12:18] to his arguments as well.
[07:12:22] I had an issue with Ethan Klein, specifically Painted Keep Star Helping Put a Swatter
[07:12:26] in jail. This one really went under the radar. I had an issue with him painting that as a
[07:12:29] bad thing. But I find it really disturbing that the day after this murder happened.
[07:12:34] Keemstar uploaded a drama alert interview with the swatter Tyler Barris who pulled in a fake hostage situation and when the police showed up they
[07:12:43] shot and killed a 28 year old father. In this interview he was able to get Tyler Barris to confess instantly.
[07:12:51] You swatted that address, correct?
[07:12:53] Yup.
[07:12:54] Interview brought to you by the SWAT murder also sponsored by G Fuel.
[07:12:57] Keemstar cashed in big time on this whole ordeal.
[07:13:00] H3 watched Keemstar help put a murderer away for 20 years
[07:13:04] and you targeted his sponsors for that, Ethan.
[07:13:06] H3H3 manipulates the entire narrative of this genuinely good thing Keemstar has done for the community
[07:13:13] in a truly spectacular way.
[07:13:14] And giving voice to a lot of the most popular sentiments among commentators at that time.
[07:13:19] I have a huge fucking issue with the way the eddika argument was presented
[07:13:22] Why does this dude's tragic suicide need to be weaponized and debated on a year later in youtube drama exposed video?
[07:13:30] It's obvious it was presented in a certain light and that's how it was interpreted by everybody if eddika eddika's mom
[07:13:36] And eddika's ex-girlfriend have not placed blame on keemstar that i don't fucking care if h3h3 does if you honestly think that even
[07:13:44] dude these guys are I mean they're they're such bottom feeders I think everyone involved in the story
[07:13:51] bullet point on his exposed video script you're lying to yourself whether it was his revenge
[07:13:56] fuel desire to see Keemstar de-platformed
[07:13:58] honey red ragole on the moment
[07:14:00] the goal is to see the platform that's all it is
[07:14:02] get this guy off the website is what Ethan's doing
[07:14:04] he's so hell bent on revenge he's becoming Keemstar
[07:14:07] or Ethan's clear willingness to prop up malicious actors in the service of fighting his enemies
[07:14:11] This guy is known for doxing and de-platforming with false DMCA's.
[07:14:15] This was treated out by Keemstar back in May, and Ethan followed it up by doubling down.
[07:14:20] He was told from like multiple other large figures in the community.
[07:14:23] Oh my god, so he did this...
[07:14:26] Wait.
[07:14:28] So he did this to the right.
[07:14:30] I didn't know the extent of what he was doing to Keemstar, right?
[07:14:33] I just thought he made like a fucking video about Keemstar and everybody hates Keemstar.
[07:14:36] I hate Keemstar, right?
[07:14:37] But he was doing the same shit to keep started he did to me and everyone around me.
[07:14:46] He would like get involved with nefarious actors, like really bad actors, as long as
[07:14:53] he could, you know, create allegiances.
[07:14:56] And what's even crazier is this fucking Nicholas Diorio character was actively calling it
[07:15:01] out back then and then he became one of those actors when the crosshairs were placed upon
[07:15:08] the left.
[07:15:10] Oh my god.
[07:15:17] Oh my fucking god.
[07:15:18] All now putting ourselves right in front of the crosshairs of a 2 years old new star.
[07:15:21] And now Ethan loves Keemstar!
[07:15:23] And tried to get our channel second down.
[07:15:25] You have to wonder if that kind of stuff was done by design.
[07:15:28] I don't believe that he doesn't know how bad this person is.
[07:15:31] He has to know.
[07:15:32] See how bad my, you know, crazy.
[07:15:34] Well, I know that's the name, we have brother lives,
[07:15:37] I know everything about you, mate.
[07:15:39] I gotta agree with Nick over here.
[07:15:40] This is not something you can let fly
[07:15:42] because this is a very dangerous individual.
[07:15:44] Or simply being apathetic to YouTube's decision
[07:15:46] to permanently ban Leafy.
[07:15:48] Leafy was banned permanently from YouTube,
[07:15:50] which, uh, tragic news.
[07:15:53] No one loves Kim Zahrae, Ethan does.
[07:15:56] Ethan unironically does.
[07:15:59] Big sad.
[07:16:00] I tried to paint Leafy into a shooter.
[07:16:02] Wait a minute, how did you get enough balls to go to the protest?
[07:16:05] I don't have a concealed weapons permit, but I don't really give a shit, dude.
[07:16:10] I've done it, I have a holster.
[07:16:11] I mean, in truth, I just want one day in my life for someone to give me an excuse to
[07:16:17] shoot them.
[07:16:18] Is that an extreme opinion?
[07:16:20] Probably.
[07:16:21] That was a joke, bro.
[07:16:23] Kind of.
[07:16:24] This is really horrific behavior.
[07:16:26] So essentially it's really disturbing that he made a joke in a story fire video and posted
[07:16:31] a picture of his gun that looks like it's straight out of the Civil War or some shit
[07:16:34] on Instagram.
[07:16:35] That's how far we've fallen?
[07:16:37] Then there was a bunch of stuff about what Leafy's fans had supposedly done, which isn't
[07:16:41] at all related to him.
[07:16:43] Someone says someone needs to kill Poki, and Leafy responded, HDR recon scope.
[07:16:47] Even if his response is not serious, you can't even engage in something like this
[07:16:51] because you're validating it.
[07:16:53] You can't do that.
[07:16:54] That's fucked up.
[07:16:55] agree that leafy is bad you didn't say you want him to platform but does it not
[07:16:59] scare you that it could be fucking zero strikes you're out at any moment people
[07:17:04] make their fucking living on this platform the guy definitely had it come
[07:17:08] so why are they giving him so much benefit without I just don't get it
[07:17:11] fucking leafy did I'm anti-deplot forming I think he should probably
[07:17:15] readjust his stance hope for the leafy ban is only the beginning of you
[07:17:21] Um, this was back when Asmongold was woke.
[07:17:28] Remember?
[07:17:30] Remember?
[07:17:32] Woke one was crazy, boys!
[07:17:36] Woke one was crazy!
[07:17:37] Oh my God!
[07:17:39] Wokemongold!
[07:17:41] Look at that!
[07:17:44] Yep!
[07:17:46] Wokeman gold who used to who used to defend poke main all the time used to defend me all the time
[07:17:54] He used to be against like people doing
[07:17:58] endless sequence of harassment campaigns I
[07:18:03] Feel like I just opened a rare Pokemon cart. Yes, dude every single person
[07:18:09] Every single person that has been in this game long enough
[07:18:14] enough with some exceptions have literally treated politics like a meta, like a video game, like
[07:18:24] a video game that is popular. Jumping from Fortnite to Grand Theft Auto roleplay back
[07:18:31] to, I don't know, Minecraft, right? That's all this is. They swap teams depending on
[07:18:39] the vibes. They do not care about politics. They do not read about politics. They're not
[07:18:45] interested in politics. They have no principles whatsoever.
[07:18:52] We all know the reason he behaved this way was because you were secretly influencing him like
[07:18:55] a dark sorcerer. Yes. It was just a meta. Yeah, famous Asmongold quote, if Asana is as bad as
[07:19:06] you say he is you wouldn't have to lie about him was a roach man quote back in
[07:19:10] the day and then he has accrued tens of millions if not hundreds of millions of
[07:19:16] views lying about me virtually every single day on his clips channel on his
[07:19:22] primary channel he literally realized like oh dude this is a way better grift
[07:19:29] No, Azvid, no!
[07:19:36] All these fucking guys who came out today and were pro-D platform, they're trying to fucking
[07:19:41] destroy this community.
[07:19:50] It was through these fights that the shared principles of the commentary community were
[07:19:54] forged.
[07:19:55] When did it become more about getting someone deep platformed?
[07:19:58] Deep with deep platformed?
[07:19:59] The goal is to get a platform, that's all it is.
[07:20:03] It led to the man being chased off the internet and harassed the dogs.
[07:20:05] Right, the dogs, people.
[07:20:06] You published the dogs!
[07:20:11] I'm not a supporter of targeting anyone's revenue.
[07:20:14] I think it can damage the entire landscape.
[07:20:19] She filed a knowingly false DMCA copyright strike.
[07:20:25] And it was by enforcing these shared principles that Nicholas Diorio gained and maintained
[07:20:33] his reputation.
[07:20:34] Here at commentary, YouTubers, so taking criticism, attacking sponsors, doxing, there's a handbook
[07:20:41] of things that you just can't do if you interact in the space.
[07:20:44] Yeah, that handbook of things Ethan Klein did and you attacked him when he was doing
[07:20:48] it at the Keemstar and then you became his most jovial, most rotund soldier after
[07:20:55] Papa Gut. Papa Gut was probably his most rotund soldier. You know what I mean?
[07:21:07] Yeah, this stuff used to be bipartisan though. Like, I mean, I guess it was never really bipartisan.
[07:21:11] It was just like anti-left. When I think about it, it was just a more, it was a continued
[07:21:15] expression of just like, uh, because at the time, he starts a right-wing figure.
[07:21:20] Ethan Klein is like, wokely attacking him, even though he's doing like ridiculous
[07:21:23] of shit in the process and I guess it was anti-left. It was still anti-left in that regard
[07:21:33] because just as we've seen, and this even goes to the campus culture wars, right? College
[07:21:40] campus free speech culture wars. I grew up in that environment, okay? In my career's
[07:21:47] infancy. It was the peak of college campus free speech debates. From 2016 onward, the
[07:21:55] left was constantly canceling right-wing speakers, neo-nazis, people like Ben Shapiro, constantly.
[07:22:03] The right would claim that the left hated free speech, but the right never stopped
[07:22:07] attacking the left's free speech. Because at the same time while Ben Shapiro was presenting
[07:22:12] himself as this free speech warrior, he was actively persecuting pro-Palestine college
[07:22:18] students and even pro-Palestine campus professors. And it's really interesting that a similar
[07:22:28] parallel exists in the YouTube sphere as well. The commentary sphere, which is oftentimes
[07:22:33] billed as apolitical, right, even though they're not, they attacked Ethan when he
[07:22:38] He was attacking Keemstar for doing this stuff, and they presented a principled stance.
[07:22:43] But when the shoe was on the other foot and Ethan literally flipped to becoming an anti-left
[07:22:48] content creator, they all became his most loyal soldiers.
[07:22:52] So it turns out that they didn't actually have a principled stance on deplatforming,
[07:22:57] demanding advertisers pull funds, revocation of sponsorships.
[07:23:03] None of that was actually built around a principled stance against these sorts
[07:23:07] of things because every single person that attacked Ethan back then became his most loyal
[07:23:14] servants when Ethan was doing it to people who were anti-genocide, to people who were
[07:23:20] anti-Israel, to people who were on the left.
[07:23:24] But these principles were not simply upheld to adhere to some moral dogma, they served
[07:23:31] a very real purpose.
[07:23:32] You see when these tactics are employed to combat criticism, or destroy your enemies,
[07:23:37] well it does a whole lot of damage to the discourse.
[07:23:40] By discouraging participation, suddenly giving your opinion, or levying your criticism, has
[07:23:46] a much higher risk of doing permanent damage to your career.
[07:23:49] This makes more rational voices hesitant to weigh in, even if they've got a whole
[07:23:53] lot to say.
[07:23:54] They'll see the base consequences of getting involved, and they'll look the other way.
[07:23:58] This allows the most powerful and malicious actors to be left largely unchallenged
[07:24:02] by those who are aware of the consequences of participation.
[07:24:05] Changing priorities.
[07:24:07] And your primary focus is to manifest these misfortunes on your enemies.
[07:24:10] You tend to drift away from well-reasoned, truthful criticism that holds up the truth.
[07:24:15] I mean, this is very well done.
[07:24:16] And this is the correct criticism of Levy at people who are doing this,
[07:24:21] because that is the sole purpose of this.
[07:24:23] Yes.
[07:24:26] Like, and unfortunately a lot of content creators in the apolitical slop tuber sphere
[07:24:31] sphere, also known as the commentary sphere, literally have done this.
[07:24:35] And that is the reason why so much of this sphere, even with like some of the more powerful
[07:24:42] uh, contekriders in this sphere, like Moise Critical, who, or even Ludwig, right, who
[07:24:47] are center left to like actual leftists, they're very shy about revealing their position.
[07:24:55] Even when they say something, they want to say something about an issue, they
[07:24:59] They have to couch it in the most like, centrist ways possible, right?
[07:25:05] It's very interesting.
[07:25:08] There will never be a major commentary content creator like, I could literally fucking save
[07:25:15] puppies from a burning orphanage, okay?
[07:25:19] It's an orphanage for puppies.
[07:25:20] There's children there, and there's puppies there.
[07:25:23] I saved the puppies, I saved the children.
[07:25:25] They would still, they would still be very careful about covering that.
[07:25:29] would either not cover it at all or they would cover it by saying like well you
[07:25:33] know he is a notorious bad guy everybody hates this guy I'm not the
[07:25:37] biggest fan of him but in this circumstance I think he did a decent job
[07:25:41] right and people will still attack them endlessly for it yeah I do not like a
[07:25:49] song I disagree with them but in this circumstance what he was doing was all
[07:25:53] right you know and it's really interesting because it's really interesting
[07:25:58] because this is a byproduct of that environment,
[07:26:01] because they designed it to be so right-wing,
[07:26:03] because they are so vicious about anyone and everyone
[07:26:06] that demonstrates liberal perspectives
[07:26:09] or leftist values in any way, shape, or form.
[07:26:12] And some of the top content critics in the sphere
[07:26:16] that participate in the mass harassment campaigns,
[07:26:18] like Asmongold, are obviously outright right-wing, right?
[07:26:23] And therefore, they deploy their communities
[07:26:25] to engage in these mass harassment campaigns,
[07:26:27] And those community members also exist inside of like most critical community and everyone
[07:26:31] else's communities.
[07:26:33] So like it has, it has slammed the commentary sphere with this like center right to far
[07:26:40] right attitude, even though there are plenty of people in the sphere that are not like
[07:26:45] that, you know, with the exception of like jobry, many of the people in the commentary
[07:26:52] sphere that directly do commentary that also range that also like, you know, participate
[07:26:56] a political commentary and whatnot, they will routinely shelter their more liberal, more
[07:27:04] leftist viewpoints because they just don't want mass harassment.
[07:27:08] Yeah, and arrive closer to manipulated, slanderous, or dishonest characterization of events in
[07:27:14] the hopes that such outrage and spectacle inspires your audience to actualize these
[07:27:18] results and deal with damage on your behalf.
[07:27:21] Yeah, example of Asmold's committee, the NCU mentioned him in a Twitch stream.
[07:27:25] This is what happens when you criticize as we go by the way organized rating and harassing from fans from the man that for some reason
[07:27:30] Touching that Wow are fine
[07:27:32] Representing them was wrong fatty
[07:27:35] Oh spark rage from white nights or lgbtq disgusting swine that can't go to the zoo because they are fat I
[07:27:42] Guess we see the downfall of a booby shimmer low out of poor role model for women
[07:27:47] TGIS fat bitch Lamal bitch. I
[07:27:51] Mean yeah
[07:27:55] When appealing to these external forces, they usually do not care about the truth and
[07:28:01] are simply going to act in their own short or long term interest.
[07:28:05] Speaking past your opponent to have punishment imposed by another naturally undermines the
[07:28:09] importance of allowing response and the truth that is revealed in the contradiction of dialogue.
[07:28:13] You get it?
[07:28:14] These tactics are discouraged as they decrease the quality of the conversation and fundamentally
[07:28:19] jeopardize the community.
[07:28:20] The entire community.
[07:28:21] The community.
[07:28:22] The commentary community.
[07:28:23] He is a community. A very important community.
[07:28:25] The entire denominator.
[07:28:27] The commentary community.
[07:28:29] He is a community. We need to come together.
[07:28:31] Hey, but don't take my word for it.
[07:28:32] Claiming every creator and filing fucking copyright strikes.
[07:28:35] And you're gonna make the de-platforming rant.
[07:28:37] All righteous high ground bullshit.
[07:28:39] You seem to forget something vital.
[07:28:41] But you de-platform people.
[07:28:42] There's always crossfire.
[07:28:44] One wants to take the monetization away.
[07:28:45] The other one wants to delete it from the website.
[07:28:47] You have the fucking de-platformers coming to lose.
[07:28:49] It's not a content critique anymore.
[07:28:51] It's a bad precedent. It's gonna fuck all of us in the ass.
[07:28:53] So fuck you and support your shit.
[07:28:55] Congratulations, you've de-platformed somebody.
[07:28:57] What's next?
[07:28:58] Phyllides proved that taking a stand won't hurt your career.
[07:29:00] He finally went hard on Israel and even defended you, and nothing happened to him.
[07:29:03] Still going strong. Exactly.
[07:29:05] Exactly.
[07:29:07] But Philip Franco has also had a very liberal audience for the longest time.
[07:29:10] I don't think Philip Franco is a centrist audience.
[07:29:12] He has already positioned himself as being like pro-democratic party for many, many years at this point.
[07:29:18] Whereas, like, I feel like if Moist Critical does something similar to that, even though
[07:29:23] he is that, right?
[07:29:24] Like, that's his, like, private personal opinion you could tell from the way he defends certain
[07:29:28] issues, I think his audience would respond very, very negatively to it.
[07:29:48] I filed up every time Twitter removes an account for no reason.
[07:29:50] I don't want to have to sit here and defend you.
[07:29:52] But I'm gonna sit here and I'm gonna tell you I defend your right to say something.
[07:29:55] When you say it.
[07:29:56] Any collab you go canara in the future?
[07:29:58] None, plan.
[07:29:59] Hey, we're collabing right now, Nick.
[07:30:01] I respect the ironing. I like his stuff.
[07:30:03] Can't be some artist.
[07:30:04] Aw, thanks man.
[07:30:06] If only I could say the same.
[07:30:18] So when, a few years later, Ethan is once again leveraging the weight of his audience
[07:30:30] to wage war.
[07:30:31] We are in the war room.
[07:30:34] You know what it is guys?
[07:30:35] It's going to war.
[07:30:36] A war where his tactics involve directly targeting sponsors.
[07:30:40] And here is Hasan, who has come to ads running on his channel.
[07:30:44] Chevron Capcom and Samsung Chevron Samsung and Capcom Capcom Samsung and Chevron
[07:30:51] These brands have every right to know and they should
[07:30:54] Calling for his targets to be deplatformed. She better be permanently banned. I'm not even fucking. I'm being dead serious
[07:31:01] She's a hateful bigot who should not be allowed on this website. I'm defending myself
[07:31:06] Maybe she should stop fucking talking about me. We shut down all the right wing extremism
[07:31:10] We de-platformed them.
[07:31:12] Hassan is doing left-wing extremism, and it's not okay.
[07:31:15] I did that shit. I'll take credit for it.
[07:31:17] I fucking did that shit.
[07:31:18] I hope she gets permanently banned.
[07:31:20] Fuck her.
[07:31:21] Enjoy your ban.
[07:31:22] Hopefully it's permanent.
[07:31:24] I don't have to ever think about your CU again.
[07:31:25] Oh, wait.
[07:31:26] Danum's got banned.
[07:31:28] Brogan got banned.
[07:31:29] Priest's son Poppy got banned.
[07:31:31] It's awesome.
[07:31:32] It makes- It's like, okay, who's next?
[07:31:34] And even displaying a desire to see that platform destroyed.
[07:31:38] Every second that she's not banned is a complete annihilation of tWitch.
[07:31:43] If tWitch is banning them, ban yourself!
[07:31:46] We're banning them!
[07:31:47] Ban yourself!
[07:31:49] So if we're banning them, tWitch, what are we doing about you?
[07:31:52] With no correction or accountability, short of his demands seeming to satisfy.
[07:31:57] What is Zionism?
[07:31:58] I find it just turned into a slur, which has no fucking meaning or definition
[07:32:03] because it's so broad, it's so nebulous, it means nothing.
[07:32:06] Zionism as a slur is no longer allowed people. You can't just call anyone a Zionist anymore
[07:32:22] You know what's crazy about this didn't we didn't we talk about this already this wasn't even that wasn't even a real thing I
[07:32:29] I could not believe I could not believe how much that narrative dude so much of
[07:32:38] The continued fuck us on narratives have unironically stemmed from like misunderstandings
[07:32:46] Totally made up nonsense. No, it was Ron who was making a mistake
[07:32:49] He was supposed to be in front of not the fucking green screen
[07:32:53] Or in front of the sponsors, but instead in front of the fucking green area. That's why he was pushing me over
[07:32:59] Already Twitch is not enforcing their own policy.
[07:33:02] Must be at least 20 bots of his sons of him using that word of it.
[07:33:07] And without care or consideration for the thousands of creators that could get caught in the crossfire.
[07:33:12] Twitch is in trouble.
[07:33:13] My revenue is about 70% of what I expected it to be.
[07:33:17] This is basically an exact copy of the 2017 YouTube adpocalypse.
[07:33:23] This adpocalypse was way worse than anything I ever anticipated.
[07:33:27] When that shit hit,
[07:33:28] We lost like 90% of our revenue and it was mind-bending.
[07:33:34] It fucks the most people up, channels like even smaller who are just coming up.
[07:33:38] Maybe they're making a couple thousand dollars a month and they're like,
[07:33:41] dope, I'm gonna quit my job.
[07:33:43] Right, and then that happens and then, whoop, you know what?
[07:33:46] Yeah.
[07:33:46] Yeah, I mean, when you've pushed everybody to the level and nothing's working,
[07:33:51] when you've tried your best to give good faith feedback
[07:33:54] and you think that something is that important to you,
[07:33:56] You have in my opinion a moral obligation to pull whatever lever you can. I am not he literally at the behest of
[07:34:04] Like advancing a pro-Israel narrative. He
[07:34:09] Literally tried to force an ad Poglev's on Twitch
[07:34:12] I cannot believe that even content creators or like openly prop house time now. Just totally let that slide
[07:34:20] No one talked about it at the time
[07:34:22] still mind boggling to me that even to this day people are unfamiliar with what
[07:34:30] Ethan Klein tried to do. He was so mad about the pro-Palestine commentary on
[07:34:35] Twitch that he created, he concocted an anti-Semitic panic. Okay? Totally hysterical,
[07:34:43] total bullshit. He got a Jewish small contractor band alongside many Arab
[07:34:48] content creators who are all pro-Palestine, okay?
[07:34:55] Twitch literally had to design a politics tab off of it just to you know, cordon off political content
[07:35:02] into a category
[07:35:04] That serves less ads in general or no ads even to this day
[07:35:10] Okay
[07:35:11] The ADL pushed it the the anti-difficulties League also does the apartheid defense League pushed it aggressively
[07:35:18] It is mind-boggling to me.
[07:35:23] And yeah, the worst part of it is that he was trying to go after me.
[07:35:28] I don't even fucking run ads.
[07:35:31] I stopped running ads after my contractual obligation ended.
[07:35:35] So it didn't even impact me.
[07:35:37] It impacted all of these other content creators in the process.
[07:35:40] I'm getting proud and I am not above, you know, I don't give a shit.
[07:35:44] If you've done something dumb enough that you can get easily fucked by an email to the sponsors,
[07:35:50] that's something you have to reckon and deal with.
[07:35:52] That's just life.
[07:35:54] All this while Ethan is working with and propping up the narratives of yet another malicious
[07:36:00] actor.
[07:36:01] I've done more damage to Twitch than anyone ever.
[07:36:03] I will burn the fucking ground behind me and I don't give a shit if every fucking
[07:36:08] Twitch streamer literally loses everything.
[07:36:11] The only thing content creators talked about was ban politics.
[07:36:12] I know it was so, it was so frustrating.
[07:36:16] They never wanted to target you.
[07:36:17] They wanted everyone to get mad at you.
[07:36:18] So you get the platform.
[07:36:19] That's all it ever was.
[07:36:20] I know and it kind of worked.
[07:36:22] A lot of the fucking con a lot of the content criticism was platform.
[07:36:28] What?
[07:36:35] I caught you running for Senate time to make 100 videos going to
[07:36:37] conspiracy and throw my life away to do so.
[07:36:38] Okay.
[07:36:39] We're not.
[07:36:39] I don't know what I'm going to address this, um, a lot of content creators on the platform
[07:36:44] literally saw their ad revenue diminish.
[07:36:47] They didn't even think like who was responsible.
[07:36:51] They didn't even think about like who was doing this, who was forcing this, and immediately
[07:36:55] went, yeah, fuck politics.
[07:36:58] Politics is the reason why this is happening.
[07:36:59] Why does politics have to exist on those platforms?
[07:37:01] Like dude, are you kidding me?
[07:37:04] I won't stop.
[07:37:05] A man who's known for being a dishonest.
[07:37:08] I will make you look as bad as possible because you're a bad person and there's enough source material to do it.
[07:37:13] I don't feel bad. I don't care how you get the right answer. You just need to get the right answer.
[07:37:17] I want the result. That is the name of the game. Manipulative. It doesn't matter. Just push the narrative.
[07:37:23] Win the optics battle. Make them look stupid. It's not enough to clip someone out of context.
[07:37:28] There has to be a story there. And the whole thing. It's called being effective. You dumb mother fucks you.
[07:37:33] Yeah, I wonder how many of those same contractors clowned on Ed Sheeran for not having a spine.
[07:37:37] Now, obviously that's in 2026. Now the situation in the environment is much different.
[07:37:43] I wish that all those other content creators who are now shitting on Ed Sheeran would maybe, you
[07:37:48] know, remember how they too were Ed Sheeran's at a different moment, you know, only a year prior to
[07:37:56] this, maybe a year and a half ago, they were also Ed Sheeran's.
[07:37:59] What I'm doing is targeting people and I will make their name synonymous with anti-semitism.
[07:38:07] Going after people personally is easier and more effective.
[07:38:10] Who's under a lot less scrutiny?
[07:38:12] There is no line I won't cross.
[07:38:14] There's nothing I won't do and can operate with impunity.
[07:38:17] Either they'll meet what I want to have happen or I'll keep doing.
[07:38:19] I will not fucking stop.
[07:38:21] Even if that means taking the fight directly to your family.
[07:38:24] A lot of these people they work at a company and they think that they're immune.
[07:38:28] But I'm guessing that Dan Clancy will care if his employees that are involved with trust
[07:38:32] and safety start getting named for being anti-semitic people.
[07:38:35] You know they hide, by the way?
[07:38:37] So I have a list of all the employees in trust and safety, and half of them hide.
[07:38:41] No profiles, no nothing.
[07:38:42] Sometimes I cannot believe this too.
[07:38:45] Like this was so wild to me.
[07:38:46] And these motherfuckers still have the audacity to be like, why aren't we ever unbanned?
[07:38:50] Dog, you doxxed.
[07:38:53] previously anonymous trust and safety people who were anonymous for a good
[07:38:58] reason so that psychopaths like this don't get malicious and go after their
[07:39:04] families. These are private citizens working in a private company.
[07:39:11] There are people and you can't get to them no matter what level of insane
[07:39:16] targeting you do to them. No matter how autistic you are with the websites
[07:39:20] You set up and everything else. They just don't care
[07:39:23] Then you have to start going to the people that they care about and then they start caring
[07:39:28] You make change by making the person feel the pressure is so spiritually is Loreley every part of it is yes
[07:39:35] Of what they've done not the company, but the man
[07:39:38] Hey Dan. Dan here. Dan, hey KKK Clancy. Just like you, another Dan. Both of us. CEOs.
[07:39:52] I'm a serial tech entrepreneur. I've made multiple tech companies. I'm independently wealthy.
[07:39:57] Can't cancel me. Guess what? I don't give a fuck. Okay? Yeah, my name's Dan Saltman.
[07:40:02] I'm the CEO of a company called Redact.Deb. I know a lot of shit. You don't know fucking
[07:40:07] anything. We allow you to delete content that you've created across Twitter, Reddit,
[07:40:12] this work is a game slack. People that used to work at Twitch, they no longer do. They
[07:40:16] set up a slack. They have all the messages. All the stuff about this end is redacted.
[07:40:19] If you change anything with a slack, I will unredact it. Fuck you. Fuck you. I won't
[07:40:24] stop. This could have all been avoided. Wait, so he's using his company that is
[07:40:29] supposed to be deleting shit to keep blackmail on his clients? Isn't that literally illegal?
[07:40:43] What the fuck?
[07:40:49] I thought it was a, I thought he was like threatening to do that because remember
[07:40:53] that's how he promoted his company by claiming that I had used his services
[07:40:59] And it deleted his deleted former tweets or something and then he literally promoted his his
[07:41:07] Reductive company by claiming that he had held on to blackmail
[07:41:13] After I had hired his services, which was crazy
[07:41:19] And I guess most people don't know this by the way this company also obviously is Ethan's last remaining sponsor for like the last couple of years
[07:41:29] If they use redact.dev, that's the link that shit so you don't get some psychotic shit.
[07:41:36] Zionists are coming after you.
[07:41:38] It just is the way it is.
[07:41:39] I know a lot of popular people.
[07:41:41] I'm deeply involved with all these things going on, but you don't fucking know anything.
[07:41:44] Yeah, I'm totally clueless.
[07:41:46] Maybe you could help me understand.
[07:41:48] Who exactly are you talking to?
[07:41:50] I have House of Representatives members that I have meetings with.
[07:41:53] I already have something with a senator set up.
[07:41:55] Is that it?
[07:41:56] actual journalists that are out there that I've given this up to and they're
[07:41:59] writing pieces on this type of stuff. Well, congressmen are involved. I had a house
[07:42:03] committee investigator reach out to me, all the information. Oh, this is what he's
[07:42:07] talking about is me. Like, this is, he's talking to congresspersons and
[07:42:13] journalists, including right wing, like many of them are right wing because he
[07:42:18] couldn't get what he wanted out of the Democrats. So he literally fucking went
[07:42:21] to like Tom Cotton and all these other people, only Richie Torres was
[07:42:25] dumb enough to bite his bullshit so he literally went he went to all these
[07:42:32] other right-wing congresspersons
[07:42:36] I had I gave it to them why are you talking to these people I think the
[07:42:40] funniest thing in the world is gonna be Dan Crenshaw finally getting his
[07:42:43] revenge and fucking interviewing Hassan in front of the fucking Congress
[07:42:46] that's gonna be the most baseless shit of all fucking time you want to see
[07:42:50] Hassan summon to speak in front of Congress that's it okay just a shit
[07:42:54] Stir and a bold retired fuck that apparently he's directly feeding the Mike Rogers comms account clips of you by the way
[07:43:00] And they still let him exist in these liberal community. Yeah, those guys are not liberal man understand
[07:43:05] They haven't been liberal. There are probably people in destiny's
[07:43:10] Orbit in in destiny's like casual fan base that still think he's like this brave liberal warrior defending liberalism
[07:43:18] But they haven't been liberal a lot for a very long time. Okay
[07:43:22] He just gets to present himself as that because every now and then for all of his left bashing,
[07:43:29] every now and then he'll throw in like a fucking dumbass right winger, like a vaccine denier
[07:43:33] or something and debate that guy and dunk on this unbelievably stupid dude and then
[07:43:40] everyone will go, oh, he's our liberal king.
[07:43:43] But yeah, he's grifting.
[07:43:45] He's only self-interested.
[07:43:47] These guys are not in any way, shape, or form.
[07:43:51] I'm not a liberal. I'm a leftist, but I care more about liberalism or even preserving some
[07:43:57] elements of liberalism than they do, right? I care more about like, uh, the Republicans getting, uh,
[07:44:04] the Republicans losing their seat of power than they do 100%. Not even a question.
[07:44:10] I'm more anti-Trump than they are. I'm more anti-Elon Musk than they are. These guys will
[07:44:14] claim themselves to be like anti-Elon Musk. For example, they'll align with the
[07:44:17] he almost get times
[07:44:21] Yeah, he said he promoted the kaia shock thing cuz he saw how people blamed Ethan for killing his dog. Yeah
[07:44:28] Yeah, he admitted it wants to a son and they really can't do anything in return because
[07:44:33] Well, then why are you attacking twitch you ban Jews Jews are banned for a year
[07:44:38] They banned Jews you didn't notice that you banned Israel. Oh, they banned Israelis which staff and Israel for a year
[07:44:45] and then forgot about it. First off, I don't believe that they forgot about it.
[07:44:49] They might say, oh, it's possible, but Dan Clancy, step the fuck down, you piece of anti-Semitic shit!
[07:44:56] You are an anti-Semite!
[07:44:59] I don't agree with people calling this anti-Semitism. Signups from Palestine were also blocked.
[07:45:03] Oh, so Israelis and Palestinians just couldn't sign up using an email?
[07:45:08] Yeah. If you already had an account on Twitch, it wouldn't affect you.
[07:45:11] So basically they blocked anyone from creating new Twitch accounts.
[07:45:15] But then why are you only mentioning Israel?
[07:45:17] I just need to make it so that people read in the news that Dan Clancy is an anti-Semite that banned Israel for a year.
[07:45:23] And then Dan Clancy can try to...
[07:45:25] Yeah, I've said this before, but they're only triangulating against you and they align with whoever your ideological enemies are.
[07:45:30] It's all based on that goal. They don't give a shit about any politics, Lamalle. They aren't even interested in the topic. Yeah.
[07:45:34] It's a one-man gamer gate.
[07:45:38] That's what it is. And it's been going on for the past seven years.
[07:45:40] And they've aligned with, you know, the pro-Israel lobby in the last three years, they've aligned with neo-Nazis in the past and still continue to align with neo-Nazis from time to time.
[07:45:51] Now they're also leaning into centrist liberals, right-wing liberals, as well as the entirety of the Republican Party.
[07:45:58] So they have no real discernible political output
[07:46:03] beyond trying to get someone to kill me,
[07:46:06] or at least at the very least, get me deplatformed.
[07:46:10] And it's been ongoing for seven years.
[07:46:13] And it's one of the most psychotic things I've ever seen.
[07:46:17] And they cry, they cry bully, they act as though
[07:46:21] they are the victims.
[07:46:23] They've been aligning with Asmongold as well.
[07:46:25] They feed him Inger links with source
[07:46:26] directly come from D's reddit on tweets on you, they see him as an ally against you.
[07:46:30] Yeah, that's that's precise. And these other communities know this, like Asmongold knows this.
[07:46:34] He does it as well, because he also fucking hates me personally.
[07:46:39] But yeah,
[07:46:42] but I don't give a shit about Asmongold. I do care about them collaborating with the
[07:46:47] RNC. I do care about them collaborating with the Republican party broadly.
[07:46:51] And it's mind-boggling how much of this madness, how much of this mania has manifested into
[07:46:58] like actual political attack ads, which is ironic because it's in the strangest 5D chest
[07:47:05] play of all time.
[07:47:06] This Twitter algorithmic focus on also hating me as well has led so many of the Republican
[07:47:13] consultants that spend every waking moment on that website to think that this would
[07:47:17] be a reliable narrative for the fucking midterms. It literally led them down a trap there. It's
[07:47:24] the same thing that happened to Ethan. Ethan Klein spending the last three years coming
[07:47:29] after me and all the people that he perceives as being a part of my friend group or orbit
[07:47:35] led him down this insane spiral. He lost everything. He lost all his popularity. He
[07:47:40] lost his fans. He's hemorrhaging subs. He's hemorrhaging money. He had to basically
[07:47:44] shutter certain operations, yet to reduce the size of his business, all burned at the altar
[07:47:51] of trying to burn me. And what they're doing is the same thing. Destiny and Stalkman have
[07:47:59] also thrown so much cash in this pile. And the people that they collaborate with on the
[07:48:07] Republican side are also falling for the same mistake. At least in my experience,
[07:48:14] this is exactly what has happened over and over again. Okay? I'm gonna be me
[07:48:20] always. I'm just gonna keep defending the values that I have. I'm gonna keep
[07:48:25] pushing the goals that I have. Okay? You can either ignore it, step out of
[07:48:32] the way, or you can spend every waking moment trying to represent what I am
[07:48:36] in an entirely different manner, right?
[07:48:39] But ultimately, in that process,
[07:48:42] in that endless fascination, in that hyper-fixation, right?
[07:48:48] What you are doing is, I guess, elevating my brand
[07:48:51] to a certain degree, as you reduce yourself
[07:48:56] to someone who's a consistent ankle-biter.
[07:48:59] This is how we arrived at Benjamin fucking Netanyahu,
[07:49:02] perhaps the most visible villain around the world
[07:49:07] mentioning me at the united nations general assembly
[07:49:10] but think about the culmination of the the years and years of cyber stocking
[07:49:14] and mass harassment
[07:49:16] it doesn't matter since hot it's hot uh... since it's their house for a job
[07:49:20] yeah but
[07:49:21] okay house brahaz a purpose
[07:49:23] the purpose of house brahaz to defend israel's interest
[07:49:28] it's not
[07:49:29] just to destroy israel's enemies
[07:49:32] Also, to protect Israel's position in American society broadly.
[07:49:39] If your goal with the Haasberg campaign is to defend Israel, you're failing in spectacular
[07:49:44] display.
[07:49:45] If your goal with the Hasambra campaign is to attack me to promote your position, you're
[07:49:53] still failing.
[07:49:54] You're failing on both accounts.
[07:49:56] Well, actually, it was just an email sign up and we didn't, you know, and what's ironic
[07:50:04] about it is that everything else you're touching, everything else that you're aligning yourself
[07:50:08] with are also throwing themselves in the pile.
[07:50:13] What a great example of this.
[07:50:16] What a great, there is no greater example of this than what the Republican party did
[07:50:23] this midterm cycle.
[07:50:25] Okay.
[07:50:26] Consistently running, you know, Hassan piker is a bad guy is a dangerous guy campaign
[07:50:31] The the Hassan piker is a bad guy campaign. He is all the lsad
[07:50:37] There's only a finite amount of time that you can spend on a campaign and on a candidate, right?
[07:50:44] So if you're wasting all of that valuable real estate valuable ad place ad marketplace real estate on a random fucking twitch streamer
[07:50:53] Well, guess what? You didn't attack Abdul. You just ended up attacking me. And most people's reaction to that is, okay,
[07:51:01] I don't know who the fuck this guy is, who gives a shit.
[07:51:06] That's it. So in some respects,
[07:51:12] even the Republicans that have initiated this have failed in the process.
[07:51:21] What is this?
[07:51:23] Palestine too and you could still-
[07:51:26] Right, right.
[07:51:27] So you want to force Dan Clancy to respond by manipulating the narrative.
[07:51:31] And I will paint him in the most nasty, disgusting narrative I can.
[07:51:35] I mean, if that's the case, I feel like you'd have a hard time convincing other content
[07:51:38] creators to back you.
[07:51:39] I don't know.
[07:51:40] We'll see.
[07:51:41] To be clear, Clancy is almost definitely getting fired.
[07:51:44] Be a year of actions?
[07:51:45] Yeah.
[07:51:46] You think that you can ban all Jews for a year and keep your job?
[07:51:49] Ban new sign-ups for email verification for a year.
[07:51:52] verification was still available in us. This is quite the straw man.
[07:51:55] Okay, even though chat is saying yes, you're saying yes, people are saying yes, I cannot
[07:51:59] establish that as anti-submites. I don't, I don't think I can do it.
[07:52:02] Okay, well, watch this.
[07:52:04] We've been telling you, you need to cover these people and what they're up to more.
[07:52:07] They're, people are legitimately duped by the, oh, he isn't even responding. So it
[07:52:10] must be true narratives, man. You got to talk about people like ex-execute, especially more.
[07:52:13] Chris the cat thank you for the suggestion, but given the sheer volume of haters that I have many of which are prominent on the internet some of which are not
[07:52:27] If I were to cover every single accusation false smear
[07:52:30] here, the famatory lie that is directed my way by AsmongoldXUC, Destiny, Dan Stalkman,
[07:52:40] and damn near entirety of the commentary sloptuber community, I would not be able to do any kind
[07:52:46] of impactful coverage on real news stories that are important both to me, my community,
[07:52:53] this movement. Okay. Yeah, one thing I will never forget and forget is how many
[07:53:04] sermons were silent when we all got banned for 30 days is if this is a direct
[07:53:07] reflection of what is happening to the platform they work on. Yeah, I know. No,
[07:53:11] we were all we were all thrown aside. We were all a thorn on everyone else's
[07:53:15] side. That's the way we were treated for being propel sign but too early.
[07:53:21] Stop! Listen to me! Listen to me, Ben Israel. You're wrong! You gave Ben new sign-ups from Israel.
[07:53:27] I look into this. Apparently it's because there's an incident of somebody broadcasting horrible events on account made over there.
[07:53:33] So then, this is whether it's a crisis or remove the right to make an account from those IPs so they don't get caught in a crossfire in some crazy CNN head title.
[07:53:42] Oh, I see. So email sign-ups in both Israel and Palestine were suspended in October 2023 due to a flood of graphic content.
[07:53:51] Well, that would make a lot more sense.
[07:53:54] It's a difference, Dan. It's not a fucking difference that the only country that they make you go through extra steps that create an account is Israel.
[07:54:01] There's been unfix it.
[07:54:03] Because it's deliberate? Not deliberate? I don't know.
[07:54:05] But the initial reason why it happened is perfectly valid and reasonable.
[07:54:08] Obviously, I don't agree with the banning of a country, but that is not what is going on
[07:54:12] If you were in Israel and you had an account on twitch, could you access the website? Yes? I never said that was in the case
[07:54:17] I said specifically they did not allow that they did you know he did he lied um he not only lied, but he also mass
[07:54:24] distributed this defamatory lie in an email campaign to every single advertiser on twitch
[07:54:31] every single advertiser on Twitch got received that the every single advertiser on Twitch received a mass-botted email campaign from tens of thousands of emails
[07:54:44] That also featured this lie. It was covered in a Bloomberg article
[07:54:51] And and after he realized that he had lied he just went oops. I guess it's fine
[07:54:57] Devin, you are over and over again.
[07:54:59] You are actually a fucking Twitch show right now.
[07:55:01] I'm not! I'm the opposite of it!
[07:55:03] Listen to me! Devin, shut the fuck up and listen to me!
[07:55:05] Because you're pissing me off!
[07:55:07] The message, how?
[07:55:09] You are defending them! You're the part of the fucking problem!
[07:55:13] So the people offering reasonable skepticism
[07:55:15] are a part of the problem.
[07:55:17] And Twitch's response to simply re-enabling
[07:55:19] email signups wasn't good enough.
[07:55:21] I don't care about your bullshit PR statement.
[07:55:23] It may work for someone else, it's not going to work for me.
[07:55:25] me. I'm going twice as hard tomorrow. How exactly are you planning to be a part of the solution?
[07:55:30] I will go after the people. There are people there, okay? Employees of Twitch who have names
[07:55:35] I have not named yet, but are personally responsible. Those are the people that I can-
[07:55:39] I cannot believe you are to be a member of these communities. I'm totally about that
[07:55:42] Twitch band Israel Nonsense. Oh my God. 11 month subscriber that used to be a Destiny
[07:55:47] fan. We don't get many of those, or at least those who are honest enough to
[07:55:52] admit that but hey I'm glad you crossed over to the fucking side of normalcy and
[07:55:56] not the cyber stalkers holy shit I will not stop I don't have shit to do I'm
[07:56:00] already retired there you go people can change it's beautiful you just said it I
[07:56:05] don't give a shit every single person they'll be you go you go they'll be
[07:56:09] using the chat for growth banning all of Israel will absolutely have to answer
[07:56:13] for their crime by the way for the crime these guys are going to be sitting
[07:56:17] down for congressional hearings I will promise you that will happen the
[07:56:21] Is there a right to ban any country from use for any reason as a private company?
[07:56:25] Well, there is.
[07:56:26] Unfortunately, for Twitch, it is illegal for U.S. companies to treat Israel differently.
[07:56:31] Twitch is owned by Amazon.
[07:56:32] Amazon received U.S. government contracts.
[07:56:35] Part of those contracts is a pledge that you cannot financially discriminate against the
[07:56:39] state of Israel, and you did that.
[07:56:41] It's a complete bullshit thing that exists.
[07:56:43] Totally anti-free speech.
[07:56:44] I don't agree with it, but it's a law.
[07:56:46] You prevented Israeli sign-ups for a year.
[07:56:49] That is a violation of that.
[07:56:50] So every state has this law which can receive a lawsuit from that state.
[07:56:54] He can't be insane enough to make a name.
[07:56:56] California has it.
[07:56:57] Amazon of course.
[07:56:58] California has it.
[07:56:59] Not me.
[07:57:00] I'm not going to fucking do it.
[07:57:01] Probably the ADL or someone else will.
[07:57:02] Yeah, the ADL might actually, the ADL super would love to hear your case.
[07:57:10] Well all right, I guess it makes sense that the ADL would support a campaign like
[07:57:13] this.
[07:57:14] I mean they're one of the most prolific pro-Israel advocacy groups around but
[07:57:18] There's no way that any self-respecting content creator would run with this narrative, unless they were totally dishonest.
[07:57:25] You are banned, just like the entire country of Israel.
[07:57:30] Twitch secretly created a country of Israel from creating new accounts.
[07:57:36] This was enacted right after October 7th and it continued on for a year.
[07:57:42] Dan Saltman was sent the code proving the block happened, presumably from someone who works at Twitch.
[07:57:47] Oh, come on
[07:57:49] He says he I think Ethan is like probably did research on this and probably knows what actually happened
[07:57:54] Which would I explain? I think he's just kind of like going through it anyway because it would make his point lab less value
[07:58:01] Yeah
[07:58:04] Back it up ex cuck lives matter
[07:58:08] Yeah, I love that he's like he can't he can't sit there and and
[07:58:13] That jurors got harassed by Destiny's community it got reported on later on. Yeah
[07:58:17] Hello? Hello? Hi? Are you back for a while?
[07:58:35] Guys, I told you guys I was watching this video and say the truth whatever it is.
[07:58:40] Whether it defends or attacks, that is just the truth of it.
[07:58:43] of it. Is it twitch or is it a terrorist? Yeah, that was nastiest fuck too. They all played
[07:58:50] that game too. No one even, no one even batted an eye at that. That's cool. All the Muslim
[07:58:55] content creators are terrorists. That's funny. That's funny, man. You know? Imagine doing
[07:59:02] that with all the Jewish content creators. Like, if someone were to do that, then there
[07:59:06] would be actual value to all of the fake anti-Semitism allegations. Then it would
[07:59:11] be actually anti-semitic. It'd be in the fucking news too.
[07:59:14] Don't forget to tell your friends about twitchorterrorist.com and dantcansesucks.com.
[07:59:20] You're a bad man.
[07:59:21] Hello everybody, it's Ethan Klein.
[07:59:22] I watch Ethan Klein.
[07:59:23] Twitch has an anti-semitism problem. Don't blame the people sending in a blame Dan Clancy.
[07:59:30] What the fuck, Dan? If you think that I will stop, I won't, because I'm bored.
[07:59:35] Yeah, if it's not obvious to you yet, this is the exact type of person the commentators
[07:59:41] of old would have no issues standing firmly against.
[07:59:44] In my mind, there is nothing that I can do that is not justified to stop this from continuing
[07:59:48] to happen.
[07:59:49] I feel justified in a holy war crusade against them with every level of influence and skill
[07:59:55] and resources that I can use to destroy them.
[07:59:58] I am on the side of God.
[08:00:00] I mean the tactics he's employing trample on all of the principles the commentary
[08:00:04] community was designed to defend.
[08:00:08] Why is he so horrible?
[08:00:09] he is a fucking psychopath who has a decent amount of money from selling a couple companies and
[08:00:19] He just wants a widespread recognition from an online community destiny's community
[08:00:24] He wants to be like notorious in this weird sex cult
[08:00:29] Okay
[08:00:30] That's it. That's literally where he's he lives in fucking Florida. That's all he does
[08:00:35] every damn day
[08:00:40] It's it's actually so on here you 60 fucking years old. Yeah, he was funded by ditty
[08:00:45] Yeah, he made a website tiny chat that did he was also a
[08:00:50] early
[08:00:51] Funder of as well. That's where the ditty narrative the ditty has on narrative comes from any time these guys do something or get caught doing
[08:00:58] Something they immediately change the SEO by just fucking sending out a barrage of misinformation
[08:01:05] information. Yeah, this motherfucker started the company TinyChat. Diddy was an early investor
[08:01:11] in TinyChat. Okay, TinyChat was investigated by the FBI because there was like a lot of
[08:01:18] child predation happening on the website. That's his website. So when I joked about
[08:01:23] that, immediately the next day, they key searched, I guess, Diddy across all of my
[08:01:30] library of readily available content and found two instances where I mentioned P.
[08:01:34] Diddy. Okay. Two instances. One where I literally said I went to an after party at
[08:01:40] Coachella and was creeped out and left. It was a Srirac after party from my Diddy.
[08:01:45] Right? This is way before we knew about Diddy's nonsense. And the other was what
[08:01:50] I explained that I broke up with my broke up with my girlfriend at the
[08:01:54] time because she instead of hanging out with me went to a party at Diddy's
[08:01:59] And I was like, okay, you can enjoy the party. That's it. And those are the reasons why
[08:02:04] Those are the reasons why these guys start as narrative was on to the piger
[08:02:08] It's so funny because no one knows what that is and no one really believes it, but it doesn't even fucking matter
[08:02:15] But that was because I called out the fact that
[08:02:19] Yeah, British man stands for fibers for enticing two American girls to commit sex acts
[08:02:23] This was on tiny chat, right? This was on Dan clans. Uh, Dan clans. This is on Dan Stockman's website
[08:02:32] Yeah, we found Mahoney under the just beaver tiny chat chat room
[08:02:43] Isn't that wild any time destiny gets caught doing something heinous to
[08:02:49] another like e-girl in his orbit and then immediately they turn around and be like
[08:02:55] Hassan does that Hassan does that too it's like why am I involved in this but
[08:03:00] it's so crazy because that like that is what anchors this entire movement if
[08:03:04] destiny murdered a guy tomorrow they would somehow find a way to be like
[08:03:08] Hassan actually also one time punched a guy in the face and this is the same as
[08:03:12] murder if not worse than murder no you this mother go to prison and his
[08:03:16] caught was still be like, well, LaSonne slapped the guy in self-defense one time and that's
[08:03:20] far worse. That's literally how it goes. That is literally how it goes in this community.
[08:03:31] Destiny goes through litigation because he is distributing revenge pornography of people
[08:03:37] that were previously in his orbit, you know, content creators and collaborators that were
[08:03:40] in his orbit that he distributed revenge pornography of in exchange for child sexual
[08:03:45] abuse material they turn around they go oh Hassan, Hassan actually was the recipient of
[08:03:51] unsolicited news from men and women alike in front of a cosmopolitan journalist one time
[08:03:57] all the way back in 2018 so this is actually far worse.
[08:04:06] He also admits he's like Ethan Klein there was a narrative that Ethan Klein killed his
[08:04:09] dog by feeding the dog cheese okay he's like a notorious bad dog parent Ethan Klein
[08:04:15] That's what gave him the fucking idea to say that I was shocking my dog and he openly admits that too
[08:04:24] Everything is projection with these people every single thing
[08:04:29] It almost feels like it's a it's a way to game the algo so people don't realize what these guys are fucking up to all the
[08:04:35] Goddamn time. You know what I mean?
[08:04:45] So, advertising on Twitch, huh?
[08:04:49] I'm gonna send an email real quick.
[08:04:51] Done.
[08:04:52] See?
[08:04:53] That's all it takes.
[08:04:54] What's that gripe say?
[08:04:55] Don't worry about it.
[08:04:56] Oh my god, look at all these brands that are here.
[08:04:58] Which one will it be?
[08:04:59] Now we click the link and look at what we're watching.
[08:05:01] We are doing a mass email campaign.
[08:05:02] I'm gonna report this.
[08:05:04] We are being effective and targeted.
[08:05:05] Mocking trauma?
[08:05:06] I think that's it.
[08:05:07] Constantly talking to your advertisers and showing them the extremist content in their
[08:05:11] ads right next to it.
[08:05:12] Hassan, the Jew-hating piker himself, has lost all of his ads.
[08:05:16] I've cost him millions of dollars a year.
[08:05:18] People look at this and they say,
[08:05:19] oh well, you have to go look at more contacts.
[08:05:21] No, you don't.
[08:05:22] Just relentlessly push the shit
[08:05:24] that Hassan does not want associated with them.
[08:05:26] That's how you win.
[08:05:27] It is part of the game.
[08:05:28] This is what it means to go all out
[08:05:30] and not let them weasel out of it.
[08:05:31] To not be holding yourself to a standard
[08:05:34] that the enemy will not hold themselves to.
[08:05:35] For every single person that lines
[08:05:37] that I contacted sponsors or something,
[08:05:39] that's like the tamest shit that I've done so far.
[08:05:41] I called my representative today? Good.
[08:05:43] Most of my time right now is focused on getting Hasan in front of Dan Krenshaw.
[08:05:47] I'm gonna put maximum pressure. I'll be personally contacting the journalist.
[08:05:50] The stories are coming tomorrow morning.
[08:05:51] I will go and I will talk to the fucking editor's boss.
[08:05:54] The article journalists, people around them.
[08:05:55] Find them on Facebook and send them a fucking message.
[08:05:58] I do not care.
[08:05:59] They don't get to win. I get to win.
[08:06:00] I'm a fucking God among men.
[08:06:03] I know how to get Hasan banned.
[08:06:07] He'll employ all of these tactics
[08:06:09] and then look you dead in the eye and say,
[08:06:11] I'm not one for two platforms, to be honest.
[08:06:13] I don't want to act like a fucking cancel cuck.
[08:06:15] I hate to cancel culture cuck bullshit.
[08:06:18] It's annoying, it's stupid.
[08:06:19] If you want to be an asshole, be known as an asshole,
[08:06:22] and laugh about kids getting addicted from their house or something.
[08:06:25] Drown out the noise, I don't give a shit.
[08:06:28] Where's the kid at? Throw him out, out the window, let's go.
[08:06:31] Get that kid, throw him out.
[08:06:33] You should be able to do that.
[08:06:35] That's fine, okay?
[08:06:37] I know people that enjoy that content very much.
[08:06:40] Why do they care so much? Why do people actually like watching this content? That's what I'm saying.
[08:06:44] There are entire online communities now because of the fortification of the internet first on
[08:06:50] TikTok then on Twitch purchase or Twitter purchase of Elon Musk and kick, which is where this guy
[08:06:58] makes his content. There are entire communities of people who make it their, you know, their
[08:07:05] their whole content to defame, slander, lie about people mass stalk individuals and they
[08:07:12] hyper fixate on these individuals as a process known as law-cowing, right?
[08:07:18] Did Dan do CPS?
[08:07:20] I don't know what this means.
[08:07:21] Is this like a meme?
[08:07:22] I'm not coming after Twitch, I'm not coming after Twitch support, I'm coming after Dan Plancy.
[08:07:51] Don't blame the people sending you know blame and Dan Clancy
[08:07:56] Trinal is because he's mad you were against gambling. I know I mean it's again
[08:08:00] There's a lot of like I mean there's billions of dollars at play here as well
[08:08:04] I've pissed off a lot of billionaires in my career from Elon Musk the top billionaire all the way to the guy who owns fucking steak, right?
[08:08:12] So there are numerous billionaires who feel a
[08:08:17] Sense of duty to destroy me
[08:08:21] Everything happens because he fucking wants it to happen. That's how leadership works
[08:08:28] Honestly, the question isn't addressing these guys at all, kind of exactly what they want
[08:08:32] every clip I see is so desperate for attention. I feel like if you ignore them for a year,
[08:08:35] they just disappear from existence. Only 15 months. Perhaps that's the reason why
[08:08:42] you have no idea what you're talking about. I don't talk about these guys usually.
[08:08:48] I don't talk about these guys often, but this is the seventh year of this campaign.
[08:08:53] It has been seven years.
[08:08:55] It's been going on since 2019, staying in your Lambert League of your
[08:08:57] Owners for me and the bird girl to fight it out.
[08:08:59] All right.
[08:08:59] Well, I'm coming for both of you guys.
[08:09:01] I'm in the league of my own.
[08:09:04] I've been forced into being in a league of my own.
[08:09:06] I was getting up to someone who was enthusiastically trampling on all of
[08:09:10] the standards commentators spent years reinforcing.
[08:09:12] Basically.
[08:09:13] There is no bad tactics, only bad targets with this.
[08:09:18] Okay, so I don't understand why anyone's like, oh, don't do that.
[08:09:21] I will do fucking everything.
[08:09:23] Someone who Ethan himself would-
[08:09:25] I don't talk about these guys often, hmm?
[08:09:27] You think I talk about these guys often?
[08:09:36] Common technique of the fan base.
[08:09:40] comment tactic of the fan bases. Why are you talking about these guys? Okay, 2013 account
[08:09:48] names are banned in the chat. Normally stay away from covering the stuff like this. There's
[08:09:56] a big YouTube video featuring them. Didn't even know that dance talk was in the video.
[08:10:04] But I do love, I do love when these motherfuckers will be like, yeah, the one time when I do
[08:10:11] cover it, they'll come in, they'll come in and be like, you talk about them all the time,
[08:10:15] dude, you're obsessed.
[08:10:17] We are currently watching at the tail end, the culmination of a seven year long harassment
[08:10:22] campaign.
[08:10:23] Okay.
[08:10:24] And what the last three years have looked like, where this guy day in day out was
[08:10:28] collaborating with Republican Congresspersons to try to get me not only deep platform,
[08:10:32] possibly in legal trouble. Okay and you're over here being like you talk about
[08:10:38] them all the time. But hey, there's time for you yet my friend. You could
[08:10:47] potentially save yourself in this cult. One day, perhaps one day you will.
[08:10:55] Later referred to as evil Dan and Seltman
[08:11:00] Check out redact.deff. It's a dream partnership someone who has been unafraid to broadcast his most malicious behavior
[08:11:06] Yeah, we just watched this guy make like 11 fucking websites around twitch around me
[08:11:12] fabricating anti-semitism as evidence who claims
[08:11:16] Sharing those clips out of context with like
[08:11:19] Republicans Republican campaigns the ADL and you're like oh man. I can't believe you're talking about this guy
[08:11:24] I will set up a fucking website for every single one of these motherfuckers and
[08:11:31] dedicate my life to doing it. But we're gonna be falling into trust and safety
[08:11:34] and ask hey how do you feel that like your sister is like a infec-sign, like
[08:11:38] that type of shit. I just wish it wasn't at the expense of people's personal
[08:11:41] lives. They chose if it makes you feel better to not give a fuck about
[08:11:45] Jews and right now a good target is Dan Clancy, the man that allowed Israel
[08:11:49] to be banned for a year.
[08:11:51] Give them no fucking quarter.
[08:11:53] Give them no fucking sympathy.
[08:11:55] No, like, ah, Steelman, nothing.
[08:11:58] No mercy.
[08:12:00] Think about how mad he is
[08:12:02] and how little sleep he's getting tonight,
[08:12:05] knowing that I'm obsessed with him
[08:12:07] and his family and the employees
[08:12:09] that are underneath him,
[08:12:10] and I won't fucking stop.
[08:12:11] They don't sleep good at night
[08:12:13] knowing that I'm downloading
[08:12:14] every Facebook comment that you've made.
[08:12:16] All of your travel journeys,
[08:12:17] travel journeys, the stuff with your kids, literally everything, downloading it all, going
[08:12:23] through it, and use it all against them.
[08:12:26] No.
[08:12:27] There's no reason to say shit like this.
[08:12:30] That's a little fucking crazy.
[08:12:33] Why does it seem like Nick DeRio's concerns lie more with the optics of threatening someone's
[08:12:38] family?
[08:12:39] Look, if I had one criticism, I don't think that.
[08:12:42] I think that Dan should have shut off the stream, and he shouldn't have kept
[08:12:45] talking because that was just crazy.
[08:12:47] than with the action itself.
[08:12:49] That's a bad clip for sure.
[08:12:50] Yeah, I mean, I have reservations about this stuff.
[08:12:52] I'm not 100 percent.
[08:12:56] Why is it that instead of calling out these tactics?
[08:13:00] Let me tell you guys about the triangle of the answer, okay?
[08:13:05] You hit them from every front.
[08:13:07] You hit them from the journalist's front, which you do.
[08:13:09] You hit them from the ad front, which we do.
[08:13:12] You hit them personally with like danclancysucks.com.
[08:13:15] If you're complicit in an Israel ban or if you think that Israel doesn't have a right to exist
[08:13:19] and you're the one setting policy for me, you're a fair game.
[08:13:23] Here's the reality of the situation. Those sponsors were gone.
[08:13:27] Nicholas Diorio seems to be regurgitating their talking points.
[08:13:31] If they weren't gone when Dan Saltman and Ethan Klein went after them,
[08:13:34] they would have been gone in six months, a year, five years.
[08:13:38] I don't think it's unhinged for Dan and Ethan to point this out
[08:13:41] because Twitch is literally doing this themselves.
[08:13:45] I don't want to fuck this site up, but it's not me fucking it up. You have to remember that.
[08:13:48] Don't blame the people sending you know.
[08:13:50] You're gonna point the finger at Dan and say you're the reason for the adpocalypse?
[08:13:53] Blame Dan Clancy.
[08:13:55] I think you should point at Dan Clancy and his team of morons.
[08:13:58] All of them are the reason that the site will go to shit.
[08:14:00] Why were the Jews banned for a fucking year?
[08:14:03] You banned Jews for a year.
[08:14:05] All the Jews were banned for a year.
[08:14:07] Dan Saltman has challenged the entirety of Twitch,
[08:14:10] roped in the ADL, talking about the anti-Semitism problem on the platform,
[08:14:13] It switches anti-semitism problem. Do you care to comment about the ADL and anti-semitism on twitch?
[08:14:19] BAM! Banned for referencing the ADL. Why the fuck is this?
[08:14:22] They get like, dude, this is, this is Hossbert's tactics. Like this is like straight up Israel level.
[08:14:28] I mean, this is how mass coordinated smear campaigns against like political candidates also operate.
[08:14:35] So it's kind of funny that like
[08:14:37] the environment that they designed for me was one that I was
[08:14:41] unfortunately forced to exist in
[08:14:43] And one that I, uh, one that has made me very, um,
[08:14:47] resilient to what's going on currently in mainstream platforms,
[08:14:51] mainstream platforms that have a lot more to lose,
[08:14:53] mainstream platforms that have to abide by at least some kind of code of conduct,
[08:14:57] some kind of ethics standard, um, and especially because like they are, uh,
[08:15:01] more liable to be sued, uh,
[08:15:05] and, and therefore they have to be a lot more careful. So like these guys
[08:15:08] are actual sociopaths, you know,
[08:15:12] Misha mouths are not gonna like go after your family members and like docks them and shit like that these guys do it, right?
[08:15:23] Well, it's kind of crazy it is kind of crazy that this is
[08:15:30] This is um
[08:15:32] This is something that's been going on for the last
[08:15:36] Almost seven years and it's intensified so much in the last three post 10 seven
[08:15:41] It isn't discussed enough that many people have adopted a pro-Israel stance out of spite
[08:16:08] for a shimmer with the fuck does Nicholas Dorio's know about Israel? I know. So many will. What
[08:16:14] was the Willy Slop show? Willie Mac show? All of the destiny orbiters in the commentary sphere.
[08:16:22] Virtually all of them. Virtually all of them adopted a pro Israel stands. I don't know
[08:16:28] if they got paid for it. But it is wild. Like they might as well have gotten paid
[08:16:33] for it. If they didn't get paid for it, it was a big mistake, you know? I mean, to be
[08:16:41] fair, Willie Slopchow, I think literally married an Israeli, so it's a little bit different
[08:16:46] for him, but...
[08:16:47] Rottn to its fucking core. There's a moral corruption inside that company. It is a corrupt
[08:16:52] shithole. Dan Clancy fuck off, you anti-Semi. Dan Clancy needs to fucking leave. Fire
[08:16:57] Dan clang nook stako the lolly con vtuber he is also Israeli he's Israeli
[08:17:04] Canadian he moved back to Israel after 10-7 so like at least those guys have
[08:17:08] like some connection Israel Dan stalkman doesn't give a fuck there's no
[08:17:13] connection it doesn't give a shit about Israel he just wants to destroy me in
[08:17:19] and air quotes. Same with this dipshit, right?
[08:17:29] Fat Oreos is one of the biggest Super Chat recipients on YouTube.
[08:17:32] Most of them are from the H3 community.
[08:17:34] Oh, that makes sense.
[08:17:35] And say get rid of the trust and safety team.
[08:17:37] Fire everyone in the trust and safety team.
[08:17:38] All new employees.
[08:17:39] Fire the entire front office.
[08:17:41] It needs to be completely just needs to be completely overhauled.
[08:17:44] Complete obliterated.
[08:17:46] Horned down.
[08:17:47] Annihilation of Twitch.
[08:17:48] It needs to be fucking destroyed.
[08:17:50] I take absolute pride in watching Twitch explode.
[08:18:08] Copy paste.
[08:18:09] Dan Staltzman talking points from Ethan and Nicholas Doreos.
[08:18:14] Why don't you tell the world what we're both thinking?
[08:18:18] okay so this was part one is that what you're saying there's a part two as well
[08:18:45] Well, it's pretty decent.
[08:18:57] I mean, I think you should have focused more on, uh, you know, other shit, but yeah, this
[08:19:02] was it.
[08:19:03] Uh, and Cecilia got fucking mass harassed by Dan Stalkman and his cronies in the sex
[08:19:08] past in the community as well.
[08:19:10] For this coverage, here are the major avatars of Paul's War with Twitch.
[08:19:13] This comes to campaign associated with two ban streamers, coordinated emails to advertise
[08:19:16] with concerns of 8-Simsimism on the platform, including some backed by spurious evidence.
[08:19:20] I see the reductive summary of the advertised job to show 8-Simsimism concerns.
[08:19:24] The story also describes a coordinated effort to send emails to advertisers, some with
[08:19:26] debunked claims about Twitch status in Israel, edited clips of a Sompiker.
[08:19:29] It's more complicated.
[08:19:32] Yeah.
[08:19:35] was December 4th 2024 and they have not stopped. In any case that vid is a part of a series
[08:19:48] with other people I think. Part 2 comes out on 10.7 not joking. Yeah first an actual
[08:20:00] Sunday fun day and now a full-day Hossie. Yeah, suits are on but we're still doing full days, baby.
[08:20:06] Part two will drop by Ryan Beard and we'll focus on the lawsuits. Okay, good.
[08:20:12] I worked at a major advertisement when the ad populace was happening and I got so many emails,
[08:20:15] but I convinced my team not to cave to the pressure. Hell yeah.
[08:20:23] Ryan Beard will have a video in this series on the 30th and Kilo will have videos coming.
[08:20:28] I it feels to me it feels to me like what these guys are doing are
[08:20:34] Videos not necessarily about like Ethan Klein or any of these guys
[08:20:39] Specifically, but more so about like what has become to the commentary sphere
[08:20:44] There's like why else would you focus so much on that fucking Nicholas Diorio character, right?
[08:20:49] I
[08:20:58] Can climb you are being sued. Oh, yeah, I saw I saw I watched this video. I
[08:21:04] Watched this video. I said, oh god. What is this?
[08:21:09] And and these guys don't even fuck with me that much either there's like that residual fuck us on shit
[08:21:15] I saw a piece of that on the timeline. You know what like the first
[08:21:19] One of the one of the big like non political controversies because I've I've received like a political controversy in the commentary sphere on my own as well
[08:21:27] was react gate number one and
[08:21:29] I saw someone in the wild that was like a super pro Abdul guy who literally said oh his son just fucking
[08:21:37] Plays YouTube videos and walks away. I was like dog
[08:21:41] You are stuck
[08:21:44] in
[08:21:45] 2020
[08:21:46] Okay, if you're saying that
[08:21:49] That is so funny that there is like 2021 was when react gate happened. Okay, since then I stopped cooking. I stopped cooking.
[08:22:01] And not only that, but also the maximum amount that I stay away from camera is perhaps a collective total of like six minutes.
[08:22:14] over an eight-hour broadcast
[08:22:24] It's kind of crazy
[08:22:31] Yeah to piss that's it to piss in like 30 second increments
[08:22:37] But it blew my mind it fucking blew my mind that like
[08:22:47] It blew my mind that there are still people there are probably still
[08:22:50] Thousand people on the internet who are like that guy's the fucking guy who steals content
[08:22:57] Mike
[08:22:59] You need to go to New York more of a rejuvenate you even with travel problems, sure.
[08:23:14] That Abdul account is a sex pest fan account previously Mike already flagged it wait really
[08:23:18] what do you mean?
[08:23:23] He was saying he was a Vaush fan, in the big 226.
[08:23:35] But yeah.
[08:23:38] He follows Pestiny Orbiters, but I thought he was a Vaush fan.
[08:23:49] Okay, that might be right. I put him in the same broad category.
[08:23:53] True bro, but trust me, there is many thousands who only know one positive real thing about
[08:24:00] you and like you for it, sure.
[08:24:10] TacomaWeb.
[08:24:11] God, that is, still to this day, one of the greatest uses of language.
[08:24:20] stuff. Phenomenal stuff.
[08:24:28] Bausch has been defending almost every day lately. I don't like the guy. I have not seen anything
[08:24:32] from Bausch. I have no idea what he's up to. Uh, there was a big point of, uh, there was a big
[08:24:38] split even before the lolly stuff. Goblin porn stuff around Ukraine. That was a big
[08:24:45] Fissure in the commentary sphere. That's when like everyone had the knives out for me because they were like you're
[08:24:51] You love you don't like NATO fuck you and I was like no I don't I don't like NATO and I stand by that
[08:24:58] And I will continue to stand by that I have a principal stance on this
[08:25:09] It's funny cuz like
[08:25:11] They briefly those guys the pronato guys briefly also leaned into the Hassan loves the Houthis shit or Hassan loves Hamas shit
[08:25:21] But obviously you can't really hold on you can't really maintain that position if you're like even nominally left
[08:25:28] And I think that most of those guys don't say stuff like that anymore
[08:25:34] They are now
[08:25:35] Yeah, there that was another major moment of indication, but once again because the average person
[08:25:41] That's not like super tuned into politics not even like tapped into the fucking drama
[08:25:45] But like super tuned into politics at all will literally
[08:25:50] Say two things that blow my mind all the time
[08:25:53] Like when I meet someone in the wild, it's like a big Zoran fan, but fucking hates me
[08:25:56] I'm like how did this happen at least nowadays it makes a little bit more sense because Zoran has become more of a household
[08:26:01] Brand as a Democrat as a mainline Democrat
[08:26:04] So that makes a little bit more sense, but when I hear someone who's a Abdul fan who's like fucking hates me
[08:26:09] I'm like that's strange
[08:26:11] Okay, my man is getting punished for his you know
[08:26:15] Primary affiliations on a daily basis is wild that you're like
[08:26:20] You you fucking hate my ass, but also the craziest one the craziest one of all is
[08:26:29] is
[08:26:32] When someone is like super pro-Palestine, well, they'll be like yeah free Palestine, you know fuck Israel all the shit
[08:26:39] But then they'll be a Hassan is a terrorist and I'm like
[08:26:47] Hassan is a terrorist
[08:26:53] Brother
[08:26:55] How are you? How are you pro-Palestine? But you're also saying I'm a terrorist
[08:27:01] The reason my motherfuckers call me a terrorist is because I'm pro-Palestine
[08:27:06] And that always blows my mind
[08:27:08] Like there's so many of that on tiktok, you know, this is not on Twitter. This is like tiktok comments
[08:27:14] Tiktok comments the only people I hear this from are like either
[08:27:18] normies who like have arrived at this weird like
[08:27:21] space where they're like critics of Israel or terrorists but also Israel is
[08:27:28] a terrorist and I hate Israel or neo-nazis who hate Israel because they
[08:27:34] hate Jews but then they also hate me and call me a terrorist all the time like
[08:27:37] Nick Fuentes and his acolytes
[08:27:51] you
[08:28:21] you
[08:28:51] you
[08:29:21] you
[08:29:51] you
[08:30:21] you