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[00:06:59] What's going on everybody? I hope it was having a fantastic evening fantastic afternoon fantastic pre-noon
[00:07:04] No matter where you are in the world of a Sompiker in this awesome broadcast
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[00:07:18] Because today's a beautiful day today's one of a day today is
[00:07:21] That's right
[00:07:27] It's news day Tuesday ladies and gentlemen
[00:07:30] that was NECAP, H-W-O-D, we're live, we're live, and I am on band. That's right, a
[00:07:39] cause for celebration. Folks, ladies and gentlemen, I'm on band. That's right, I'm
[00:07:46] back. I'm back and less radical than ever before, of course. I'm certainly going
[00:07:54] to be incredibly apolitical. Hold on, let me be apolitical real quick, because
[00:07:59] I'm very political right now. Hold on. There it is. That's right. Folks, don't worry. Okay.
[00:08:09] This is a new dawn, a new day. Okay. This is a new dawn, a new day, an apolitical day.
[00:08:17] Ladies and gentlemen, you already know, you already know what it is. Let's go. Let's
[00:08:24] go. Hell yeah, baby. Let me tell you, let me tell you folks.
[00:08:37] I think the reason why the egg prices are so high is because transgenders, I don't think
[00:08:48] it's your landlord that raised the price of rent, I think it's transgenders.
[00:08:54] I don't think it's, I don't think the cost of living crisis had anything to do with
[00:09:02] inflation born out of the greed of corporate consolidated autocrats that run the government.
[00:09:09] I think it's transgenders.
[00:09:12] I also think undocumented migrants.
[00:09:16] That's right.
[00:09:17] Sometimes it's undocumented migrants, other times it's transgenders.
[00:09:21] Undocumented migrants also are responsible for the egg prices being so goddamn high though.
[00:09:25] Let me tell you.
[00:09:26] That's right.
[00:09:30] All queer people, my burning hell.
[00:09:35] Let me be a little bit more...
[00:09:37] May or may not.
[00:09:38] May or may not.
[00:09:39] Okay?
[00:09:40] Let me be as apolitical as possible.
[00:09:42] Okay?
[00:09:43] That's right.
[00:09:44] me and a political baby. You already know it. And most importantly of all, let me tell
[00:09:50] you, okay? Let me tell you, you know who's responsible for Medicare fraud, you know, people
[00:10:00] stealing money from the federal government. That's right. Transgenders. Okay. It is
[00:10:04] certainly not Rick Scott. Certainly certainly not people like Rick Scott who are responsible
[00:10:11] for unimaginable amounts of fraud at the provider side of things.
[00:10:16] It's actually, that's right, it's undocumented migrants.
[00:10:19] They're the ones who are actually responsible for the Medicare fraud, despite the fact that
[00:10:23] undocumented immigrants actually contribute more to the American coffers that they take
[00:10:28] out and have no way of taking advantage of the limited amount of social safety
[00:10:34] that we already have.
[00:10:37] That is the reality.
[00:10:38] course, I'm a political now, which means transgender time. Okay. That's right. It's the transgender
[00:10:44] Guatemalans, baby. They're taking our Medicare. That's right. And we're going to stop it. We're
[00:10:51] going to stop it. Has it stopped yet? No. Has it stopped yet? No. Have things gotten
[00:10:56] better for you as a, as an average American? Fuck no. And, and that's only because we
[00:11:02] just haven't been violent enough. Okay. We have not been violent enough. That's
[00:11:06] That's the reason, as the Republican party, okay, we need to do more deportations, which
[00:11:11] are inherently violent.
[00:11:12] But of course, when you talk about it from the perspective of the state, it's not considered
[00:11:17] violent.
[00:11:18] All right.
[00:11:19] So, ladies and gentlemen, 24 hours, 24 hours of not being on camera, 24 hours, well,
[00:11:30] that's not even true.
[00:11:31] I actually was on camera.
[00:11:34] I did a YouTube video a sit down YouTube video like a standalone YouTube video and God damn you guys love that shit
[00:11:40] Oh my god, is that like 800,000 views bro?
[00:11:43] Is my highest it's about to be my highest performing YouTube video like why I got banned
[00:11:50] Like I did the asment gold and said I got canceled I did the I got canceled meta
[00:11:56] Okay, 13 hours 800,000 views
[00:11:59] What the hell's going on? Y'all don't care about nothing. You just want drama. Y'all.
[00:12:07] Yeah. I don't know if it's because this was like a, like a high profile case considering
[00:12:13] that, uh, you know, I was banned and everyone was celebrating and stuff. Or if it's because
[00:12:19] it was also partially click bait, is it because it's also a sit down video? And is
[00:12:25] it because it came off the heels of me like playing basketball and not being live
[00:12:30] on Sunday and then subsequently getting banned on Monday, I don't know, or maybe a combination
[00:12:38] of all of this, but when it's not a rerun, turns out, turns out we got a lot of, we
[00:12:44] got a lot of people invested in the no rerun videos, you know, to look to Franco talked
[00:12:55] about it.
[00:12:56] I didn't appreciate his coverage. Let me guess. Some were referred to the videos
[00:13:02] an apology. She was weird. I mean, I, oh, oh, wait, hold on. Uh, let me also say this.
[00:13:08] Let me also say this, ladies and gentlemen. Okay. Let me also say this. I didn't use the
[00:13:15] best choice of words. I think fair is fair. I think eating that ban is valid. Would it
[00:13:22] have happened under normal circumstances? Do people say a bunch of, uh, infinitely
[00:13:27] more unhinged things on a regular basis in terms of like entire populations being
[00:13:31] desecrated, destroyed, you know, neo-Nazi sentiment, things of that nature. Absolutely.
[00:13:35] They do that all the time. Um, but come on, fair is fair. Like you can't, no, it's not
[00:13:42] even a, I should have used the inner Minecraft defense. Like I didn't, it's very obvious.
[00:13:48] It's very, very obvious. Uh, what I was saying, uh, which was not to do a call for
[00:13:55] action to assassinate a sitting U.S. Senator, but instead to, you know, talk about the hypocrisy
[00:14:01] of the matter. But using the embellished language that I use all the time, being hyperbolic,
[00:14:07] and, you know, people, they got me. They got me. That is fair. It's fair. Game recognized game,
[00:14:14] okay? Why is he wearing that hat? Chat, what? I mean, I've, I'm, because I'm apolitical.
[00:14:19] Like, yeah, I'm a longtime punitive member. I didn't bat an eye when he said it because I knew it was a Hasanism typical hyperbole. You didn't mean literally killer just using as a place to look like nuke, for example. Yeah, I can see how it could be dangerous to say that. Yeah, like any any other word is that a kill in that moment as a as a substitute. And it's fine. No, no drama, nothing like that.
[00:14:45] Like that's it everybody and virtually everyone that saw
[00:14:50] Virtually everyone that saw the clip. I think that wasn't like instantly on the the focus on tip most likely was like
[00:14:59] Yeah, I get what he was saying
[00:15:02] You know
[00:15:07] Got a dial it down. No. Yeah, but to be fair to be fair fair recognized fair game recognized game. I got got I
[00:15:17] Got got
[00:15:19] That's it. And if you are a, if you are a leftist content creator, especially one as prominent
[00:15:27] as I am, especially one with a variety of different haters from all different backgrounds, all
[00:15:32] different political ideologies, I have to be more careful. That's true. But, you know,
[00:15:39] it is what it is. It happens. It is pretty funny. Everyone was like fantasizing about
[00:15:45] how much, like how much I got owned or whatever. Like they were like, oh, he's so sad. I was
[00:15:51] like, no, man, I just spent the whole day playing kingdom come. I mean, it was boring.
[00:15:58] I shot this video. I shot the sit down video. I urge you guys to go watch it because I
[00:16:05] once again used the drama opportunity when I was in the center of the drama this time
[00:16:11] to make it as educational as possible. You will probably, you will probably quickly
[00:16:17] recognize, if you watch my cancellation video, that it's not actually about my cancellation
[00:16:22] at all.
[00:16:23] It's actually about Rick Scott, who is, make no mistake, responsible for award winning
[00:16:30] record breaking Medicare fraud.
[00:16:33] This is a fact that people should not forget.
[00:16:37] This is the major point of contention.
[00:16:40] This was my point.
[00:16:41] Initially, this was what I was talking about.
[00:16:45] Hey, ultimately, Asmongold, you got me on your side, big dog. There's never really been a
[00:16:54] moment like where I have actively advocated for Asmongold to be banned or de-platformed.
[00:17:00] And to be fair, Asmongold didn't do that for me either, but he certainly leaned into it pretty
[00:17:05] hard, huh? And Libs of Tiktok, Asmongold, Ethan Klein, well, Ethan Klein didn't really
[00:17:11] play a role in this, let's be real. But all of the communities that are, that have united on,
[00:17:19] perhaps the most significant issue of all, the most significant political issue of all,
[00:17:24] getting this fucking piece of shit out of here, okay? You did it, you got me. But I think
[00:17:33] I think all my losses are lessons, I've learned a very important, very, very important lesson
[00:17:42] from all of this, which is that I will be apolitical going forward.
[00:17:45] That's right.
[00:17:46] Donald Trump is fixing America.
[00:17:51] Your enemies are saying that the fraud was a long time ago, so it doesn't matter, Lamau.
[00:17:55] That's crazy.
[00:17:56] Speaking of award winning, more future Oscar contenders should come on the stream before
[00:18:04] the award.
[00:18:05] Seems like a good luck charm.
[00:18:06] Yeah.
[00:18:07] I'm not going to take credit for that, but the boys, they did it.
[00:18:09] I'm so proud of them.
[00:18:11] I'm so excited. That's, that's what I've been doing. By the way,
[00:18:14] Sunday was supposed to be kind of my day off. Uh,
[00:18:16] I was supposed to hoop. I got absolutely destroyed by the way.
[00:18:19] I got absolutely destroyed while I was hooping. I was,
[00:18:25] I was terrible. Um, bad performance. Uh,
[00:18:28] the zoomers no longer think I'm W onk, which is sad. Um,
[00:18:33] God damn what's happening with the freaking, I go,
[00:18:36] I take one God dang day off. Okay.
[00:18:38] I take one God dang day off and my cameras auto focus is busted. What is this? What happened?
[00:18:51] Interest for Rick Scott has skyrocketed in the past seven days seemingly, but I'm sure,
[00:18:57] I'm sure it's not that significant. Let's look at the past 12 months. Yeah. See, there's a
[00:19:02] a 20, 24 November 10th, like it was significantly higher.
[00:19:11] But if we look at like, uh, let's see past 90 days, let's look at the past 90 days.
[00:19:16] Okay. Well, yeah. Okay. Oh, you guys can't see it. Sorry. I'm hiding it. Um,
[00:19:21] here it is. Oops.
[00:19:29] When Elon tweeted his support got the game ball from Sunday for your commentary.
[00:19:39] else this was time stamp when you get dunked on. Yeah, I mean that that dunk doesn't count.
[00:19:45] Um, but yeah, I got cooked. I got cooked. I got absolutely cooked on Sunday. I got absolutely
[00:19:52] cooked. I mean, I had six points in the first game and I think like two points or zero points
[00:19:57] in this. I mean, I got zero points in the second we got skunked. Uh, they really abused
[00:20:02] our, they really abused our one weakness there, which was Jason who was not weakness at all,
[00:20:08] But simply he was just simply injured, you know, it is what it is. Emma, thank you for the right.
[00:20:16] Hope you had a good stream, brother. Um, but yeah, let's blast off. Let's get started. I mean, look,
[00:20:22] you already know all the VODs are gone. Any idea if they'll be back? Uh, probably. I don't know.
[00:20:28] It probably takes a while for things to like work again, you know what I mean? When you get banned.
[00:20:36] Um, did you enjoy making edited YouTube content in this instance? No, I did not. I, I just kind
[00:20:41] ripped it. I'll be 100% real with you guys. That was not a breakdown style video. Like that was
[00:20:47] not scripted at all. I basically one take jaked it, uh, load week style where I just kind of talked
[00:20:56] straight to the camera, sent a bunch of links that, uh, sent a bunch of links to Austin ox
[00:21:02] about like different aspects that I wanted to cover. And he's just like spliced it in.
[00:21:06] And that's it. Like it wasn't, it wasn't anything else. It wasn't anything serious. You know, but
[00:21:19] Austin ox, yeah, made a return. Yeah, but one take jaked it. It was like a 30 minutes. It took
[00:21:26] like 30 minutes mostly. And then, you know, the results are pretty spectacular. So I think
[00:21:34] I'll, I think I'll try to do more of this. And by that, I mean not get banned, but instead, uh, mean
[00:21:43] you know, uh, more straight to YouTube videos in general.
[00:21:48] As a follower, my take is that you can't talk like a right-wing while being leftist. The
[00:21:52] pussy-left will act as if you're too hostile. No, it's not even the left that says that. It's
[00:21:56] that right-wingers love crying. They love crying. They love crying all the time. It's their
[00:22:03] favorite thing to do. And they do the same exact, they do the same exact neurodivergent
[00:22:09] ass like SJW thing that rad lives do all the time, which was like, Oh, were you saying
[00:22:14] something that was hyperballing? I'm going to take it seriously. They hate that when the
[00:22:18] left does it to them, but then they love using it. And it's fine. Hey, look, I'm not mad.
[00:22:25] I understand. Like, you can't do that. You know, I can't do that. I can't, I
[00:22:30] need to be more careful with the way I talk about this stuff. It is what it is. I have
[00:22:36] a million haters chat. Are we being real right now? Are we being serious? I have a lot of
[00:22:43] people who spend an insane amount of time and an insane amount of their everyday existence
[00:22:52] basically dehumanizing themselves aggressively and actively in a way to try to explain
[00:22:59] in a way, how devastating of a, how devastating of a person I am, how awful of a person I am.
[00:23:06] And that's it. Was the you directed at Mike, the Republican guy, or are you the viewer?
[00:23:16] No, of course it was directed at Mike Johnson. Why would I, it's very obvious.
[00:23:23] Anyway, it's fine. There is no reason for the semantics. Like, there's no reason for
[00:23:32] the back and forth. Everybody I think understands exactly what's going on. It is what it is.
[00:23:38] I got owned. I got owned. And in the process though, I played a lot, a lot of Kingdom come
[00:23:46] and God damn it. It's a beautiful game. Holy moly is a beautiful game. But it's also deeply
[00:23:52] addicting, but it's also difficult. It's a difficult ass game, bro. It seriously is.
[00:24:00] seriously is. Other than that, why'd you skip the first one? I just never played it. I never
[00:24:14] played the first one. Tim Poole, link this skate video under retweet. These people have no shame.
[00:24:20] Oh yeah. I mean, look, let these people have their fun. Okay. Let these people do their victory
[00:24:26] laps. And then they're probably going to get mad again because they're going to be like,
[00:24:29] he didn't get banned permanently. I hate it. Like, why didn't he get banned permanently?
[00:24:33] But yeah, um, I'll say people like Tim pool, he you cry in law. Yeah, dude. I was, uh, I was
[00:24:44] devastated. I was really sad. Tim pool. I said in the, in the, it's a suspension. They called it
[00:24:49] ban because you'd be back out shortly. It'll be like, uh, it'll likely do it to his calling
[00:24:54] on people to kill a us senator. He didn't even know rickshaw was the senator of the
[00:24:57] fuck. I did. I don't know why they keep saying that. No, I didn't know what rick
[00:25:01] Rick Scott's position was within the Republican Party, not as a senator, but as like his active
[00:25:09] role in the Republican Party beyond being a senator.
[00:25:15] But the, and also I didn't call on people to kill him, but it's fine.
[00:25:23] I mean, if people think that, then they think that, that is what it is.
[00:25:27] Did you see the searches for the Senator Skyrocket since you're banned?
[00:25:30] I did.
[00:25:31] Yeah, I've definitely talked about Rick Scott before. I've talked about Rick Scott quite a bit.
[00:25:39] The entire point of this is not about Rick Scott anyway.
[00:25:44] The point of this is more so that Republicans are hypocrites and they don't actually care about,
[00:25:49] they don't actually care about like real Medicare fraud or anything like that.
[00:25:55] They just simply want to melt the poor.
[00:25:58] over. They want to actively undermine these social safety nets, which will end up harming
[00:26:05] a lot of people when those social safety nets go away.
[00:26:09] Well, you absolutely said someone needed to kill them. Okay. Well, if that's what you
[00:26:12] think, then that's what you think. There's not really anything I can do about it. But
[00:26:17] it is what it is.
[00:26:19] Fox News wrote about you. Nice. Again. Yeah. If, if Mike Johnson listened to me, uh, make
[00:26:33] this argument and went, wow, that's compelling. I'm going to now as the, I am now as the,
[00:26:40] the house of, as the, uh, as the house of representatives, Speaker of the house, I am
[00:26:49] I'm now going to Rick Scott. If he'd said that, yeah, I would, I would feel a little
[00:26:56] weird about it. I'd be like, damn, see actual news outlets are covering it normally, which
[00:27:04] is to a streamer, a Sampakar suspended after saying republics would kill Rick Scott if
[00:27:08] they really cared about Medicare fraud. Rick Scott is a former governor of Florida and
[00:27:11] current senator from the state. Like the, the people that are covering this, uh, with
[00:27:17] with a little bit of seriousness are covering it with the full context, not that it matters
[00:27:22] because the reality is, the reality is, I think the band was totally, totally appropriate.
[00:27:31] Okay. I got, got baby. Left wing shimmer walks back comment about killing with Scott calling
[00:27:39] three suspension walks back comment. Oh, this is amazing. Um, during the stream, Parker
[00:27:55] insisted that fraud primarily comes from providers, not recipients of government programs. Well,
[00:27:59] I like that they're putting this in the article. That's good. They're not tackling providers.
[00:28:03] They're not actually going after false billing. They're trying to cut recipients. Fraud
[00:28:06] is not happening at the point of the recipient. If you cared about Medicare fraud or Medicaid
[00:28:10] fraud. You, you would play Rick Scott. He said, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
[00:28:15] Mr. Remember, noted that Columbia HCA was fine over $1.7 billion. When Scott was the CEO of
[00:28:20] the healthcare company, following investigation into its Medicare billing, read the subheader
[00:28:25] YouTube has YouTuber, son, Parker Prusa called Hamas a lesser evil than Israel and claimed
[00:28:29] the US deserve 9 11. Okay. Why are they putting my heads back to back, dude? What
[00:28:33] the hell is going on?
[00:28:34] Oh, that's amazing. Anyway, anyway, anyway, we're back, baby. Let's go. Let's blast off.
[00:28:50] Let's do it. Let's post and bring the people in and let's get it going. Let's get it twisted.
[00:29:02] Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. But yeah, it was, it was a, it was a totally,
[00:29:23] It was a totally reasonable suspension. Okay. I'm, I have no, like I'm not even gonna, I'm
[00:29:30] not even going to act like it was not a totally reasonable suspension. Okay. It's just the truth.
[00:29:38] Like my favorite part about Hassan being banned from Twitch, isn't that anyone reporting
[00:29:42] on it has to admit that a sitting Republican Senator oversaw perhaps because Medicare fraud
[00:29:45] in history, it's so beautiful. It's probably an inside job. Yeah. I mean, it is what
[00:29:51] it is, you know? It's just like, it's a perfectly valid, it was a perfectly valid banning call
[00:30:10] Lolo. He's crying. Yo, he sent me a voice note immediately and was like flexing on me,
[00:30:17] saying, I can help you. I can help you prepare your unemployment documents. This man is my
[00:30:23] my biggest hater. Okay. Alexander Loll overruled is my biggest hater. Do you understand? This
[00:30:31] guy straight up straight up this dude, my insta hater. Also I'm joking. That's my friend
[00:30:49] for those of you who don't know. But yeah, the band was also worthy because now a lot
[00:30:56] more people know the frauds that bullfuck did. I mean, it's fine. It is what it is. All
[00:31:06] right. It is what it is. We got a lot to talk about today, aside from my fake ban, phony
[00:31:12] ban. I'm acquitted. We're back. Ladies and gentlemen, believe me, we're back. We are
[00:31:19] so back. I'm apolitical now. I think Donald Trump is great. He's the best. We got
[00:31:24] so much to talk about with respect to tariffs. We have, like, there's, there's so much that I was
[00:31:30] going to talk about yesterday in terms of, in terms of what happened, like how excited I was about the,
[00:31:40] how excited I was about the, the, uh, no other than winning, uh, the Oscars,
[00:31:46] me and Noah were sitting around waiting for this, not even, even until the last moment,
[00:31:52] I just did not think, I did not think that they would win. Like I just don't think that at all. I
[00:32:04] just didn't have any hope that they would win. And I was so excited that they did. But yeah,
[00:32:09] here, we'll look at this Fox news article because it's amazing. Lev Wingshtrimmer walks
[00:32:13] back comment about killing Rick Scott following Twitch suspension. At least he's saying like
[00:32:23] urging Republicans to kill Senator Rick Scott. Like even Fox news is like more honest than my
[00:32:28] freaking dumbass haters on Reddit. Anyway, after getting suspended from Twitch, Bobby,
[00:32:33] the video live from your service, Piker statement came during the stream,
[00:32:35] which in which he reacted to the interview for House Speaker Mike Johnson, who discussed
[00:32:38] measures to carve out ways for auto abuse within social security, Medicare and Medicaid.
[00:32:43] I'm, I'm sorry. It was worth. It was worth. It's worth that right there. Getting Fox News
[00:32:51] to write Piker statements came during a stream in which he reacted to an interview with
[00:32:56] House Speaker Mike Johnson, who discussed measures to carve out waste fraud and abuse
[00:32:59] within social security, Medicare and Medicaid. During the stream, Piker insists that fraud
[00:33:03] primarily comes from providers, not recipients of government programs. They're not tackling
[00:33:06] providers. They're not actually going after false billing. They are trying to cut recipients.
[00:33:10] Fraud is not happening at the point of the recipient. If you cared about Medicare fraud
[00:33:13] or Medicaid fraud, you would break Scott. He said that is cinema.
[00:33:21] The streamer noted that Columbia HCA was fined over $1.7 billion when Scott was the
[00:33:26] CEO of the healthcare company following an investigation into its Medicare billing.
[00:33:32] This is Fox news. This is on Fox news. I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take the ban, baby. I'll eat
[00:33:41] it on Fox news. Twitch did not provide a specific reason for the suspicion. Although the timing,
[00:33:47] the violation and pikers ensuing expose suggests that the above comments pushed the platform to
[00:33:51] act. This is pikers fifth twist suspension on Monday afternoon. Piker apologize for telling
[00:33:54] you social media followers. I'm sorry. I'll choose my words carefully next time and say,
[00:33:59] If Mike Johnson cares about Medicare fraud, since he was cut 800 million from Medicare
[00:34:03] Medicaid, which was 800 billion by the way, he'd call for max punishment for current Florida
[00:34:07] GOP Senator, former governor Rick Scott, who was done the most Medicare fraud in US history.
[00:34:12] He continued five minutes later, Piker, just as critics, big shout out to the right wing
[00:34:17] free speech lovers who took time out of their day to scream it about Dia, Dia, EI
[00:34:21] and immigrants to cry about this. He wrote on X, a son of Twitch didn't immediately
[00:34:25] respond to requests for comment. Senator Ed Markey, AOC and other Democrats have sat
[00:34:29] down. Piper was praised in December by Kamala Harris, former deputy campaign manager, Rob
[00:34:33] Flaherty. We need a whole thriving ecosystem. Flaherty told seven, four following Harris's
[00:34:37] election loss is not just positive America. Although I think we should have more of
[00:34:40] them. It's not just Sompiker. We should have more like, we should have more Hassan
[00:34:43] Piker's social, the cultural creators, the folks who are one run out, who influence
[00:34:48] non-partisan audience.
[00:34:49] Piker was a following of Twitch over 2.8 million and previously raised more than 1 million for
[00:34:55] balsam. And he has used platform millions of hours of downplaying justify terrorist attacks
[00:34:58] such as October 7 and 9 11 as acts of resistance in recent years. I've never said 9 11 was an
[00:35:03] active resistance. Okay. That inappropriate, but you know, I'll let it slide. It's Fox
[00:35:09] News. Come on.
[00:35:10] During a 2019 live stream, Piker praised the brave, I think soldier who won a conservative
[00:35:15] representative, Dan Crenshaw. While he was deployed to Afghanistan as a Navy SEAL
[00:35:19] asking, didn't he go to war and like literally loses some, I was bad for that. So we're going
[00:35:25] to move on. He went on to say, America deserve 911. I'm saying before later, walking it back
[00:35:28] and saying it was inappropriate.
[00:35:29] Piker is a hundred K for charity on Saturday alongside the creators of no other land,
[00:35:32] a film co-directed by Palosin. It is really filmmakers. The film won the Oscar for
[00:35:36] the best documentary the following day. One note, we don't, we'd have almost
[00:35:43] no violence if the lives would just leave.
[00:35:53] By the way, liberals on their, I will point to this as well, liberals like Ethan Klein,
[00:36:00] sex, Pestini and their fucking weirdo audiences and Asmongold's audience will regularly say
[00:36:05] Rashid El Haddad is a Houthi, but even Fox news, because it's still a news outlet will
[00:36:13] be like, it's just, they won't say he's a Houthi.
[00:36:16] They'll say he's a Houthi sympathizer.
[00:36:17] They won't say he's a Houthi.
[00:36:19] I wonder why.
[00:36:21] it's because, you know, there are still in the worst, in the absolute worst news outlet,
[00:36:29] like Fox news, especially on their objective news reporting side, which can still be very
[00:36:35] biased. There is still a quality assurance that they have to abide by. They still have
[00:36:41] standards that they have to abide by versus a dumbass online content creator myself included
[00:36:48] can say whatever the hell they want, and actively lie about things.
[00:36:55] And then their idiotic fan base will also chirp about it over and over again.
[00:37:04] But yeah, considering that Fox is constantly under tremendous scrutiny and targeted with
[00:37:12] lawsuits, they obviously have to be a little bit more careful about the way that they
[00:37:17] cover stuff. And also, they wanna maintain some kind of standards so they can look like
[00:37:22] an objective news outlet.
[00:37:38] There's a singular difference. Fox News wants to scandalize their audience by reminding them
[00:37:42] of you interacting with liberals in Congress. These YouTubers wanna permanently get rid
[00:37:45] of you and deplatform you. Yeah. Did Fox ask you for a response? No. But they might've
[00:37:59] reached out to my management and I just didn't see it. But it's all good.
[00:38:04] Can you make some predictions about Trump's incoming speech?
[00:38:08] I mean, yeah, easy peasy.
[00:38:10] I'm the greatest president of all time.
[00:38:12] I saved America.
[00:38:15] It's actually good that egg prices are so high because it's patriotic and measles outbreaks
[00:38:22] seemingly just happen.
[00:38:24] And the planes are actually falling because the planes are actually falling out of the
[00:38:29] sky.
[00:38:30] because the more planes fall, the less likelihood 9-11 can happen again. Think. Think. I'm making
[00:38:44] the planes fall because if they don't fall, what if they do a 9-11? But this time they
[00:38:50] do it on a different month. We don't want it. We don't want to do it, folks. Also, 9-11,
[00:38:57] DEI 17 of the 19 hijackers were Saudi. None of them were white men. DEI is the reason why
[00:39:06] 9 11 happened. DEI equals die folks. Think, dude, I'm so good at being a political. It's crazy.
[00:39:18] I'm so good at being a political is crazy. I love being a political dog. Yeah. Vaccines make you gay.
[00:39:27] They make you gay and autistic. They make you the most autistic anyone's ever seen before
[00:39:36] New York City so flat the only thing that can stop a plane is a tower
[00:39:44] New York City so flat land flat land just like Ukraine only thing that can stop a bullet is a body
[00:39:57] Is a human body new york so flat
[00:40:00] Anyway, bro, you're trying to get banned again. I mean, I'm not, it's like very obviously
[00:40:11] I'm joking. Okay. It's very clearly a joke. Okay. Stop. Stop worrying about me getting
[00:40:19] banned. Okay. Please. Guys, guys, guys, guys, Elon Musk made comedy legal. Okay. Elon Musk
[00:40:32] Make comedy legal, folks! You can say the R word again.
[00:40:35] Oh, Dark Maga!
[00:40:40] Dark Maga!
[00:40:42] I gotta put the fucking Trump hat on.
[00:40:44] Hold on, sorry.
[00:40:46] I keep forgetting that I can't be saying these things without the MAGA hat on.
[00:40:56] Oh, you all right!
[00:41:01] You're feeling pretty goofy today?
[00:41:03] I am.
[00:41:04] Son biker banned from Twitch after threatening Rick Scott.
[00:41:12] Come on, come on, Newsweek, that's crazy.
[00:41:17] That's crazy.
[00:41:18] That's crazy that Newsweek did me like this.
[00:41:19] I thought we were cool Newsweek.
[00:41:24] Can you wear it like Elon does?
[00:41:25] No one can wear it like Elon does, okay?
[00:41:28] The hat is a free pass for racism and misogyny.
[00:41:30] No, if you put this hat on, you can literally be like, I think Russia is awesome.
[00:41:35] You can say whatever you want, and people will be like, oh, that's a patriot.
[00:41:40] You know how like, you know how like sometimes people will say stuff on Twitter that is like
[00:41:48] very clearly reactionary, but they'll say it in like a woke way?
[00:41:53] Like the, the, uh, wokely, wokely arguing against like miscegenation, for example.
[00:42:00] You know what I mean?
[00:42:01] I saw a tweet about this earlier actually I'm gonna point to this because it's relevant it's Oscars related. Hold on, I'll give it to you exactly what I mean here. Hold on one second, one second, one second. Yeah, this is like when people say stuff like poor things in a nor a winning or signs of conservatism and misogyny making a comeback by the way, okay?
[00:42:28] Like, people saying like, Anora is a male gaze and misogynistic, actually.
[00:42:36] It's like, what are you talking about?
[00:42:39] What are you saying?
[00:42:41] Please stop.
[00:42:45] Okay.
[00:42:46] This is like, vocally, vocally being like, you can't have any, you literally cannot
[00:42:53] cover sex workers from the perspective of sex workers, right?
[00:42:58] Like, so leftists do this as well. They do like unironically reactionary commentary, but
[00:43:03] with like woke language. And right-wingers also do this in the opposite direction. All
[00:43:10] the dang time. Okay. They get to say whatever they want. They can say like unironically
[00:43:17] anti-imperialist speech and people will turn around biggest relevant dig under Inora
[00:43:21] as the director's sub still lives at Tic-Tac. No, I don't think they sub the lives of
[00:43:25] They follow the TikTok, but like Republicans will come out and be like, Republicans will
[00:43:35] come out and unironically be like pro bricks and stuff. You know what I mean? Like some
[00:43:41] of them will turn around and say stuff like they love bricks, but also simultaneously will
[00:43:48] be like patriotic about it. And it's always so funny to me. Like, I don't understand
[00:43:52] how they get to do that. Like, why is that allowed? Why can't I be like, hey, I think
[00:43:57] that a ceasefire should happen in Ukraine. And people will be like, you're Adolf Putler.
[00:44:02] I hate you. You should kill yourself. And then Tucker Carlson gets to literally be like
[00:44:06] Stalin built incredible metro stations. And also Russia has never done anything wrong.
[00:44:12] And then every Republican turns around and eats it up. And they're like, that's the
[00:44:15] brave patriot right there. He's patriotically defending Russia.
[00:44:21] pisses me off, man. I'm jealous. I'm actually jealous. Like, why can't I offer any bit of nuance
[00:44:30] in terms of American foreign policy being, you know, kind of bad and kind of mean to people?
[00:44:38] Okay. But they get to say whatever they want and they're still on board.
[00:44:48] What is this? Finally changing your mind? I don't think you understand.
[00:44:52] Anora being conservative is a golden reach. Yeah, no, I don't care that Sean Baker follows questionable Hawesbury accounts
[00:44:58] Sean Baker also probably is like kind of into the Red Scare style dime square ship, but Anora was good
[00:45:03] It banged. I liked it a lot. Also, Mikey Madison is
[00:45:07] What a babe. Okay, I'm sorry
[00:45:09] That was I mean it was good. It was some you've got to have a movie like that
[00:45:14] You got to have some movies like that. It was a good movie. I felt like I I said this at the time when I watched it
[00:45:20] was one of the few Oscars awards nominated movies that I actually watched, but it was
[00:45:32] good. It was a good, I can't wear this fucking hat like Elon Musk did. It's just so embarrassing.
[00:45:37] I don't know how he does that.
[00:45:39] Asimov Moulding so hard right now because of your umband. Wait, I thought he was a
[00:45:50] Mr. Pre-Speech. I don't understand. What? So, um, so banned because gay? Yeah. Yeah.
[00:46:00] mean nothing chat. I follow a bunch of people as well. Okay. A German film critique said,
[00:46:14] Anora is a movie. Marx would have liked a lot. Why? Cause he's, he's also a gooner. Is that
[00:46:19] what it is? Um, okay. We're not going to talk about Sean Baker and the Anora controversy.
[00:46:26] Okay. That's not, there's so much to cover chat. I'm sorry. There was a lot of funny
[00:46:31] memes I saw as well. W homies from crash dummies pod. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
[00:46:38] Crash Domeys is, Crash Domeys podcast is, you know, I love them. It was amazing. I did an episode with them as well. That's supposed to come out. And the fear and episode came out with the Crash Domeys podcast. It was hilarious.
[00:46:59] That's right, baby. Can you cover the bad empanada situation? I don't know what happened. Dune was robbed. I really liked Dune. But a lot of people whose opinion I respect, in terms of movies,
[00:47:25] because I'm not like a big movie guy.
[00:47:27] They didn't like doing as much.
[00:47:30] But also simultaneously, Will and I watched it together
[00:47:35] and we were nutting the entire time.
[00:47:37] Like we literally, it was me, Nandre and Will
[00:47:40] at the movie theater, just like just going crazy every time.
[00:47:45] Every time it went, ha, we would also go,
[00:47:52] we would be also losing our minds
[00:47:56] and making those noises as well.
[00:48:04] You can't know in the theater. That's what you think. Oh, also, no, Colvin and I sat together.
[00:48:09] We sat our white asses down and we watched the order, which I thought was pretty good.
[00:48:15] Um, I don't know who's up for any Oscars or anything like that, but, uh, I thought it
[00:48:20] was pretty good. And also, holy moly, slime and be thank you for the one Hondo gifted.
[00:48:26] Yeah. I lost a lot of subscribers. Holy moly. Jesus Christ. One day. I don't know
[00:48:33] why I don't know why it works like that you just oh because it's back to back two days in a row where
[00:48:38] I wasn't streaming when is Noah coming on the stream uh Noah is uh for the for yesterday and today
[00:48:46] Noah's doing a um a guest lecture at UCLA and then after that he's going to be here so
[00:48:54] he'll be here every single day after that and
[00:48:56] And I'm very stoked
[00:49:02] Resubs can't happen if the channel doesn't exist during a ban. Yeah, that's probably what it is, right?
[00:49:07] I just got I got cleaned out dude
[00:49:10] What's the story with the hat brother? Uh, it's because I'm apolitical
[00:49:22] No, not Noah the weather agency
[00:49:27] Have you seen this clip of the crash dummies pod? Yeah, I mean, this is an old clip from uh back when
[00:49:33] I back when I first collabed with them and people were trying to brigade against them
[00:49:37] But yeah, I think this is the coolest way to deal with
[00:49:40] Losers who are like a son of a man person like fuck you. Yeah, I really did a podcast
[00:49:45] I used to like y'all did a podcast with a sign. I was forget that he's really popless
[00:49:50] He had a lot of like haters to whoever said that guy slow
[00:49:56] You just a sign you diss me
[00:49:59] Those are my goals, dude
[00:50:01] Um, promote the fear and episode. Um, you and bad empanada duked it out on his community post a little before you went live. I don't think it was a duking it out. I think it's just a difference of agreement, uh, which is fine.
[00:50:25] We can have a difference in opinion. Chatters. It's normal and healthy to have disagreements with people who you align with on, uh, on, on so many things.
[00:50:36] I think it's, it's healthy. Where is it? Link me the, link me the, uh, link me the bad
[00:50:44] empanada take. Uh, where was it? He, cause I saw it. His community post showed up. That
[00:50:53] impanada's community post showed up on my, on my timeline and he's, he's so fucking
[00:50:58] stupid. Look at this guy. Look, I really, I really, really respect the work he puts
[00:51:04] in, in, uh, in for all of his videos. So I'm not going to, you know, I'm, I'm ribbing when I make fun
[00:51:11] of them for saying stuff like this, but I will fucking puke if I see a samba. I just say, I invite
[00:51:15] Israelis on my brackets all the time or tell us that we need to empathize with it with and humanize
[00:51:18] Israelis who are victims of propaganda themselves again, Jewish exceptionalists and liberals,
[00:51:22] Zionist drivel validating the idea that we need to prove from tokens among the enemy to
[00:51:27] oppose them just because they're Jewish and paintings on as it being misled victims rather
[00:51:30] than the reality when they're enthusiastically and willingly pursuing their own interests
[00:51:33] for material gain at the cost of Palestinians sickening. PS, make excuses for this, permaband
[00:51:38] onsite. To which I responded with, the struggle is multifaceted. Internal pressure plays a role.
[00:51:43] I will not back away from contextualizing the role military resistance plays in emancipation,
[00:51:47] but I also want to immediately discard those who have disagreements with me on that,
[00:51:51] especially when I've relied on their investigative reporting. I've used Yvall's work
[00:51:54] at plus 972 in the past. It's important not to take honest reporting in the bodies
[00:51:59] that Israeli Jewish allies put forth to protect Palestinians for granted,
[00:52:02] even if we have disagreements. He apparently replied to me. No, it's not important at all to even
[00:52:07] mention or notice as long as he's really a Jewish in the context of Israel colonialism in the name
[00:52:11] of Jewish ethnic supremacy. If you wouldn't do it for the Nazis, you shouldn't be doing it here.
[00:52:15] If you're critique, no, I don't think he understands. I guess we're talking past one
[00:52:21] another because that's not, you know, that's not the point I was making at all.
[00:52:26] What the hell? The way I see it is like this, okay? I live in a settler colonial enterprise
[00:52:39] that is also known as the United States of America. I'm an American citizen. I take advantage of the
[00:52:46] bounty of this settler colonial enterprise and the untold amount of pain that it cost,
[00:52:51] the untold amount of pain that it that it dished out upon the indigenous population here and
[00:52:57] and even chattel slavery.
[00:53:00] I also understand that this settler colonial enterprise,
[00:53:05] the United States of America,
[00:53:06] turns out a metric ton of propaganda
[00:53:08] to make people understand,
[00:53:10] or make people feel like that is normal,
[00:53:12] that kind of violence is necessary, okay?
[00:53:15] So, if I am trying to actively talk to people
[00:53:21] in the United States of America,
[00:53:23] then I'm obviously going to explain to them
[00:53:26] that this is just programming, so I can engage in D programming, right? And that is the exact
[00:53:33] same way, that is the exact same way that I approach Israel in every other country.
[00:53:42] If you critiqued on the basis of not considering the perspective of Israelis and your responses,
[00:53:46] but I've literally talked to Israelis on my stream and not the perspective of Israelis on an
[00:53:49] ethno-state run, ethno-state run by and for them means nothing, then you're pleading
[00:53:54] people to liberal Zionism. It's nauseating and brainless that Yuval is even given a
[00:53:58] platform to spout free-to-hostage, to the travesty. He's only there because of an accident
[00:54:02] of birth because of the token. His really stamp of approval is required on anything that Palestinians
[00:54:06] do. If not for that, he would have never been included. Instead of challenging this by questioning
[00:54:10] it, you reinforce his continuation by pointing to it as a, it is, uh, pointing to it as
[00:54:15] legitimizing and special. I think that interestingly enough, we both recognize that Israel is a
[00:54:21] supremacist state, okay? Israel is an ethno-religious supremacist state, and therefore, Israelis,
[00:54:30] in the eyes of that ethno-supremacist Israeli state, specifically Israeli Jews, are definitely
[00:54:37] treated by this state as a higher priority. We both recognize that, and I say it's
[00:54:44] important that the emancipatory struggle is multi-faceted, multi-pronged, and that it's
[00:54:52] important when Israelis put their bodies on the line as well, okay? Because ultimately,
[00:55:01] even if someone is, look, the way I see it is this, okay? I can disagree with someone
[00:55:08] who is constantly talking about, constantly talking about how devastating October 7 was.
[00:55:16] Like Bernie Sanders is a great example of this. I disagree with Bernie Sanders in the way that he
[00:55:23] is approached the issue of Israel. But he has so much more work that he has done that I think
[00:55:30] was incredibly important, and I will always give him props for that. This argument is so silly.
[00:55:37] Yes, if there were German civilian resistors during World War II, that would be a good thing. In Israel,
[00:55:40] we also have a few people like Al-Farqasif, Yvill Al-Braham, Gideon Levy, who are the
[00:55:44] resistance and is good. Exactly. Yeah. I don't think, I don't think it's appropriate.
[00:55:57] I don't think it's appropriate to paint every Israeli with the same brush.
[00:56:00] But also, I take it one step further. Like I've said, there are 100% plenty of Israelis
[00:56:08] who think what's going on in the West Bank is unconscionable to a degree where they
[00:56:12] they will literally go out to a degree where they will literally go out and stand in front
[00:56:17] of the settlers. Okay? If you're doing that, I'm never going to shit on you. If you're
[00:56:23] doing that, then that's good. Okay? That's a good thing. I also, I think given my Turkish
[00:56:28] background have, and also my American background as well, have an understanding of what it's
[00:56:34] like to, to constantly be cast aside by your own peers.
[00:56:39] Having said that, that is nothing in terms of the violence and ritualistic humiliation
[00:56:45] that Palestinians are subjected to by a rabid settler-colonial, genocidal, apartheid state
[00:56:51] that is doing terror on a daily basis.
[00:56:54] You do not need to seed ground to bad faith actors, but you can understand that there
[00:57:01] are so many different approaches that people engage with.
[00:57:06] And in terms of the no other land, this is actually something I was going to talk
[00:57:09] about right now because it dovetails perfectly into the Israeli Palestinian
[00:57:13] documentary No Other Land Wins the Oscar. So let's start there and then we'll get
[00:57:16] to Trump's tariffs, we'll get to the American economy and we'll get to what
[00:57:20] Donald Trump is going to be saying later. There's a lot going on in the world
[00:57:24] and we must cover it all of course. You are covering the news from an American
[00:57:29] progressive perspective. He's more extreme in his views because he's
[00:57:31] covering the news from the perspective of a dude who's living in a third
[00:57:33] country is in a transigent. Having said that, you know, it ultimately ultimately it is at the end
[00:57:54] of the day there are multiple, multiple perspectives in any conflict in any involvement for for the MLKs
[00:58:06] of the world. There was always the Malcolm X's of the world and the civil rights struggle would
[00:58:11] not have been successful without both of these parties. Nonviolent political resistance is
[00:58:19] incredibly important. When it comes to the apartheid state, it's the exact same thing.
[00:58:24] Whether it be South Africa or whether it be Israel, you are going to have internal pressure
[00:58:30] that plays a very significant role, okay? And those guys are not going to be like-minded,
[00:58:35] okay? They're not going to agree on everything because there's a metric ton of social conditioning
[00:58:40] that plays a role here
[00:58:42] and i will continue advocating for the things that i believe in
[00:58:45] even if
[00:58:46] those people consider me to be a terrorist
[00:58:49] even if those consider uh... even if those people
[00:58:52] consider me to be lesser than them because of my background
[00:58:56] and plenty of them do
[00:58:58] a lot of people shut me out of this conversation so brave of you to pay
[00:59:01] yourself as i'm okay in this comparison
[00:59:03] what led you to believe that i was doing that
[00:59:07] i'm not putting myself in this equation at all
[00:59:10] I'm simply saying that as someone who is an onlooker, okay, as someone who is looking
[00:59:15] from the outside, who is trying to actively educate people on these matters, I'm saying
[00:59:21] that I would be someone who says, look, the Black Panther militancy is valid and plays
[00:59:31] a formative role in the civil rights struggle, just like MLK's peaceful civil disobedience
[00:59:37] played a very formative role in the civil rights struggle. It's not one or the other,
[00:59:42] it's both, okay? That's how this works, at least throughout history, that is how it has always
[00:59:49] worked. Especially when like, militancy is virtually, militancy and wars of attrition
[01:00:00] are unimaginably taxing on the civilian population, right?
[01:00:09] And when you don't when you are going up against an opponent
[01:00:13] Okay
[01:00:16] When you're going up against an opponent that is backed by the largest state on the planet the largest military on the planet
[01:00:25] It's it it's going to take a lot more than simply
[01:00:28] Uh, you know militant struggle militant, uh emancipatory movements. It's just not going to work that way
[01:00:35] This is not how it goes
[01:00:46] Sorry for spam, would you be able to log into Fossa quickly so we can get all the functionality back?
[01:00:50] Yeah, I'll do that right now. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. All right, let me log in. Okay, we're good.
[01:01:00] All right, there's a bunch of stuff that I get locked out of automatically.
[01:01:04] Has there always been a clip button on Twitch's user interface? I swear I haven't
[01:01:07] seen it before. I don't know. Please watch Shredo's response to the tariffs. Yeah, we'll get there.
[01:01:19] All right. Your subs might have been canceled, by the way. So, resubscribe, because I was banned.
[01:01:29] When that happens, if your resub button was supposed to come out yesterday, then you weren't able to
[01:01:39] and it's just like auto-cancels, I think. That's how it works. We can't clip at the moment,
[01:01:46] presumably because of the ban. No, you can't clip if you're not subscribed. Subscribers obviously
[01:01:51] get a bunch of different things. You can clip stuff if you're a subscriber. You can send me
[01:01:56] links if you're a subscriber, things of that nature. But let's get to, let's get to no other land,
[01:02:09] the, the boys, okay? The boys that won an Oscar. Oscar goes to no other land. This is the first
[01:02:24] Oscar. Okay. But people say, where's the Nelson Mandela or the peace guy for Gaza? The answer
[01:02:28] is that he's dead or shot by Israeli missile. What to do? No, there is a, first of all, Nelson
[01:02:33] Mandela is not the peace guy for South Africa. He was literally in jail and refused to denounce
[01:02:38] violence as a formative part of his emancipatory struggle. And his jail sentence was extended
[01:02:46] time and time again for that. So Nelson Mandela was on the terrorist watch list,
[01:02:51] the American terrorist watches until 2008, okay, far after he had actually been released
[01:02:56] from prison and became the leader of South Africa. So that's number one. And he has always stood up
[01:03:01] and actively talked about the role, the formative role that militancy plays in resistance and defended
[01:03:10] it and literally has stayed in prison, extended his prison stay for that reason, for his defense
[01:03:16] of that. And the other argument is that it's Marwan Bargoudi, which Hamas, even though they
[01:03:24] they are supposed to be at odds with Marwan Bargoudi, want Marwan Bargoudi to be released
[01:03:30] from Israeli prison. So they're, the Palestinian emancipatory movement, the Palestinian resistance
[01:03:36] is united on bringing about an end to this occupation for understandable reasons. That
[01:03:43] is what their goal is. Okay?
[01:03:46] Thank you to the Academy for the award.
[01:04:04] Also I'm very stoked and I'm very proud of you guys.
[01:04:10] This community raised $130,000.
[01:04:15] This community raised $131,000 for no other land rebuilding alliance fundraiser.
[01:04:20] We raised 100K when we had, we raised $100,000 just while these guys were on the stream,
[01:04:30] you know?
[01:04:31] Amazing.
[01:04:32] Fantastic.
[01:04:33] I love this community.
[01:04:36] That is why at the end of the day, no matter what people say, no matter what, like, oh,
[01:04:42] you're a terrorist, this or that, you're a bad person, this or that, none of that
[01:04:46] matters, okay?
[01:04:48] None of that matters.
[01:04:50] We go band for band, all of these vice signallers out there who try to fucking smear me and smear
[01:04:56] you as well, they got nothing, they got no motion, they have horrible, sad, pathetic lives
[01:05:03] and all they do is try to actively take down a community that is doing good.
[01:05:10] They hate that we do good here and that's why they just try to smear as best to the
[01:05:15] best of their ability, okay?
[01:05:17] Did you hear that they found this white supremacist dude?
[01:05:23] Oh, they, they unmasked this guy. Nice.
[01:05:28] Captive dreamer. Yeah, he used to be my biggest reply guy by my biggest Nazi reply guy.
[01:05:34] All right. I saw some palsy on TikTok saying this speech was really bad and kind of aligning with Israel, especially the October 7th comments.
[01:05:42] Yes, I know I'm going to get to it. Hold on. I have some controversial takes that is going to make nobody happy.
[01:05:48] It's such a big honor for the four of us and everybody supported us for this documentary.
[01:05:54] About two months ago I became a father and my hope to my daughter that she will not have
[01:05:58] to live the same life I'm living now, always feeling, always feeling Sattler's violence,
[01:06:09] home demolitions and forest build displacements that my community, Masafriata, is living and
[01:06:16] facing every day under the Israeli occupation.
[01:06:18] other land, reflect the harsh reality that we have been enduring for decades and still
[01:06:27] resist as we call on the world to take serious actions to stop the injustice and to stop
[01:06:33] the ethnic cleansing of Palestinian people.
[01:06:40] So make no mistake, so this is U.L. Abraham, okay?
[01:06:45] He was supposed to come on the broadcast as well, but he was traveling on the day
[01:06:48] that I had at Basel and Hamdan on. So unfortunately it couldn't make it. I've asked
[01:06:55] Noah to hit up the 972 people to get Yuval on as well. I'm working on if he's still in Los Angeles
[01:07:02] because he's probably very busy considering he just want to fucking ask her. But I'm going to try
[01:07:08] to see if I can get him on as well. I've relied on his work in the past. I think he's a great
[01:07:13] investigative reporter. I don't fully agree with everything, and I don't agree with the framing
[01:07:19] that he engages with here, but it doesn't matter, okay? Because ultimately,
[01:07:25] ultimately, he plays a very important role in this. Now, the reason why I think he plays a very
[01:07:30] important role in this is because I'm not so silly to think that this documentary would
[01:07:39] would have ever been produced or ever even gotten out
[01:07:44] and gotten this much public appraisal
[01:07:48] or even though there are still obviously
[01:07:51] very serious setbacks, it was the highest grossing
[01:07:55] documentary in 2024 and yet it still has not gotten
[01:07:58] a US distributor, which is crazy, right?
[01:08:01] Unprecedented.
[01:08:04] And that shows you that there are still
[01:08:06] so many hurdles to overcome
[01:08:08] in terms of getting the word out, right?
[01:08:11] But this documentary in and of itself would not get to this,
[01:08:15] would never get this level of attention
[01:08:17] if it was not attached to an Israeli, okay?
[01:08:22] That is the reality.
[01:08:24] That is the sad reality, okay?
[01:08:28] If you don't recognize that, I don't know what to tell you.
[01:08:32] There is no way.
[01:08:37] It's just, it just would not happen.
[01:08:39] Because, unfortunately, the way that Palestinians are treated by the Western world is like they
[01:08:50] are not real human beings, okay?
[01:08:52] They are actively dehumanized by those in positions of power, okay?
[01:09:02] But because of that reason, I think it's important that there are people within Israel
[01:09:13] within the ethno supremacist state that do put their names out there and their bodies
[01:09:21] out there alongside Palestinians to give to help give a voice to this struggle, okay?
[01:09:32] I think this is ultimately a good thing.
[01:09:35] I hate this framing that Israelis are intertwined with Palestinians.
[01:09:40] They're settlers and they need to face this reality instead of whitewashing a position
[01:09:42] a privilege he holds. Very narcissistic stuff. What is this? Our Twitter
[01:09:55] council, pass my flag and I'm calling for this.
[01:09:56] Hossbra about your cancellation. Okay. Stop chatter. Come on. We're being serious
[01:10:03] right now. Yeah. The whole Berlin, Berlin, Al Fiasco too, but Germany is obviously
[01:10:07] on another level. Exactly.
[01:10:10] We made this, we made this film, Palestinians and Israelis, because together
[01:10:16] our voices are stronger. We see each other, the atrocious destruction of Gaza and its people
[01:10:25] which must end, the Israeli hostages brutally taken in the crime of October 7th, which must be freed.
[01:10:31] When I look at Basel, I see my brother, but we are unequal. We live in a regime where I am free
[01:10:39] under civilian law, and Basel is under military laws that destroy his life and he cannot control.
[01:10:43] there is a different path, a political solution, without ethnic supremacy, with national rights
[01:10:51] for both of our people. And I have to say, as I am here, the foreign policy in this country
[01:10:57] is helping to block this path. And, you know, why? Can't you see that we are intertwined?
[01:11:10] It's my people can be truly safe if Basel's people are truly free and safe.
[01:11:16] There is another way.
[01:11:18] So people got very upset at this.
[01:11:21] People got very upset at this, right?
[01:11:23] They were like, what do you mean?
[01:11:25] My people are only safe.
[01:11:26] Like factoring Israeli security concerns into this conversation about, you know, apartheid
[01:11:33] and genocide is inappropriate was the initial reaction.
[01:11:39] But I think what Yuval is saying there, okay, and I don't fully agree with him because I
[01:11:44] know he's like said, I mean, he has set a bunch of things about October 7th in the past as
[01:11:52] well.
[01:11:53] But I think everybody received this in the way that they wanted to, like some people
[01:11:58] really liked it because this gives them permission to feel good.
[01:12:01] This gives white liberals permission to feel good, right?
[01:12:07] But, yeah, what he's saying basically is, yeah, nobody is free until everybody is free.
[01:12:12] Okay?
[01:12:13] Having said that, however, having said that, this is of course not the end all be all,
[01:12:19] okay?
[01:12:20] He's not going to, I don't think Yuvala's ever gonna come out and be like, you know,
[01:12:27] Hamas is bullets are guided by Allah.
[01:12:31] They are doing a moral thing or whatever.
[01:12:34] He's not gonna say that.
[01:12:35] Okay?
[01:12:36] That's ridiculous.
[01:12:39] The expectation here is that he is not speaking to the Palestinians in general.
[01:12:46] He's not speaking to those who understand the dynamic very well.
[01:12:49] He's speaking to those who don't understand this dynamic at all.
[01:12:52] That's the entire purpose of this fucking documentary.
[01:12:56] That's it.
[01:12:58] So when he says, like, we will never be free until Palestinians are free, you can
[01:13:06] either interpret that as, well, Israel has security concerns and he just only cares about
[01:13:10] the Israeli security concerns, or you can interpret it as no one is free until everyone
[01:13:15] is free. And that, you know, I mean, I think he should have just said this, uh, there should
[01:13:20] be an end to this occupation. Like that, that would have wrapped it up much nicer. I think,
[01:13:28] you know, this is like what you say when trans black shadows get mad at you when talking
[01:13:33] about them. He's not talking to you. His job is to be the bridge. The Western
[01:13:35] Israeli audience and that's what he's doing using your privilege for good is a good thing and all the hate you've always getting is
[01:13:39] Unworn to be mad at Palestinians need Israelis to help them tell stories don't be mad at the Israeli guys doing the job
[01:13:43] You should be doing yeah, I don't I I don't think that I don't think that this is a I
[01:13:53] Don't think that this is a bad thing at all. I think this is a good thing
[01:13:59] He clearly doesn't want the occupation to end. I don't think that that's the case. I
[01:14:06] Don't know it's not too late for life for the living
[01:14:16] There is no other way.
[01:14:18] Thank you.
[01:14:19] But even his invocation of October 7, I think, can be interpreted within the context of,
[01:14:26] within the context of, like, October 7 happened because of the occupation.
[01:14:29] Yeah, there's a crime for undermining the crimes of October 7, classic fascist shit.
[01:14:34] He just can't, and it's okay for now.
[01:14:37] Like, I think that this documentary, winning an Oscar, is a good thing, okay?
[01:14:45] I will stand by that because this documentary, winning an Oscar is like, I don't think people
[01:14:53] understand what the issue of Palestine was like, especially in circles like fucking Hollywood.
[01:15:02] Okay.
[01:15:03] Like, I know that a lot of you got really woke on this post October 7 and you have
[01:15:09] these opinions, right?
[01:15:11] You have these strong opinions and that's understandable because you've seen
[01:15:15] Incredible amounts of cruelty like you've seen a direct genocide in real time take place
[01:15:21] And that's like mind-boggling that other people don't see the reality that you see
[01:15:25] But as someone who is 33 fucking years old
[01:15:28] I'm telling you when I when I'm when I explain to you that as someone who has seen this
[01:15:34] Play out in the western world for the past 10 years as someone who has been outspoken about palestinian
[01:15:40] in liberation, I cannot comprehend how we even got to this point. Hollywood is the number
[01:15:49] one foreign policy defenders, okay? Hollywood loves the State Department. They booed Michael
[01:15:58] Moore. They booed him off stage famously. Michael Moore is like a social Democrat who's like,
[01:16:05] maybe we shouldn't be so violent. Like that's all he said, and they were like, boo,
[01:16:09] Kill yourself, you know
[01:16:11] Yeah, five broken cameras is the last Palestinian doc that was nominated and lost in 2013 to searching for sugar man
[01:16:18] And the director was detained on entry into the US
[01:16:21] Like I cannot I cannot comprehend how far
[01:16:29] how far
[01:16:30] This movement has has gotten in terms of especially like broad public appeal, but even
[01:16:38] Institutional recognition. Okay. I am never going to disparage that
[01:16:43] I'm never going to despair that because everything that I do, everything that I advocate for,
[01:16:50] I advocate while also taking a serious look at the material realities.
[01:16:54] I also advocate, or everything that I advocate for, I obviously factor in public collective
[01:17:02] consciousness on these issues, okay?
[01:17:06] It's a massive, massive and very significant moment.
[01:17:11] And yes, the sad reality of it is that this would have never happened if it was not attached
[01:17:17] to an Israeli investigative reporter.
[01:17:21] And even if I have my disagreements with some of the things that Yuval has said apparently
[01:17:25] on his Twitter and whatnot, it still doesn't matter.
[01:17:28] 972 Magazine and Local Call are fantastic investigative reporters inside of Israel.
[01:17:36] And if you are serious about covering the many different crimes that the Israeli state
[01:17:44] engages in, okay, you need guys like him.
[01:17:48] That's it.
[01:17:49] You don't have to agree with everything that they say.
[01:17:51] You don't have to agree with their entire worldview.
[01:17:54] But they're doing an incredibly important job, okay?
[01:18:00] In the face of untold amounts of cruelty that the Palestinians are subjected to,
[01:18:06] They're using their position of privilege, okay?
[01:18:09] And and and they're like you've all can go anywhere he wants he can go anywhere in the United States of America
[01:18:16] He can go anywhere he wants in the West Bank
[01:18:19] His freedom of travel is not restricted in the same way that that Basel and Hamdan's freedom of travel is restricted
[01:18:26] Okay, their families are constantly under threat
[01:18:30] You should remind Chad that Basel's village also was reported on by Sharina
[01:18:34] Akhla, bringing attention to the plight of Palestinians is a net good. Yeah,
[01:18:40] Shireen Abu Akhla, reporting from the village featured in Northern land. Sadly,
[01:18:43] just as the occupation forces killed the residents of the village, they eventually killed her too.
[01:18:47] Yeah, just as I will not stand down whenever people tell me that I am pro-terrorism,
[01:19:05] that I'm an Islamist fundamentalist who loves Hamas or whatever, just as I will not stand down
[01:19:11] from helping Americans, the Western audiences, understand how violent militant resistance occurs
[01:19:21] when a population is subjected to untold amounts of cruelty and violence themselves,
[01:19:26] and how that violence and the standard of that violence is set by the occupying entity,
[01:19:31] the more powerful force the Israeli state in this process, and a reaction to that violence is
[01:19:38] always going to try to match the level of violence that Israel is subjecting the Palestinians to,
[01:19:47] just like I will not back away from that commentary, I am not going to immediately cast aside people
[01:19:54] who might not agree with me every step of the way, okay? That's it. That's it. That's it.
[01:20:19] That's how it goes. Let's continue. My job and the role I see myself playing in the issues
[01:21:01] that I speak on is to actively bring more allies, is to actively convince more people
[01:21:09] to have an empathetic approach that those who are struggling and a part of that, a big
[01:21:17] part of that revolves around understanding that most people are victim to social conditioning.
[01:21:31] Social conditioning plays a major role in their lives in the way that they approach the world,
[01:21:35] and it's no different whether you live in Israel and you take for granted everything that the
[01:21:40] Israeli state has told you, everything that Israeli education has taught you, or if you live
[01:21:45] in the United States of America, and you learn that, you know, our founding fathers were good
[01:21:50] guys ultimately, but, you know, maybe some of them hunt slaves, it's not a big deal, whatever,
[01:21:54] you know? Maybe there was a little bit of genocide, or that America does a lot of violence,
[01:21:58] but it's actually ultimately at the best of a greater good, right? I understand that if that
[01:22:10] is so many people's starting position, that I have to work to actively deprogram these people,
[01:22:21] And I can't do that by constantly yelling at them and saying that they're bad or problematic or evil, okay?
[01:22:29] No one is
[01:22:31] Evil
[01:22:32] There is no such thing. No one is good or bad
[01:22:35] everyone is
[01:22:38] At the end of the day
[01:22:40] Victim to their material circumstances
[01:22:44] Okay victim to social conditioning and they can do evil things
[01:22:48] things in the process or they can do good things in the process, but we are still responding
[01:22:54] to shapes and colors, okay?
[01:22:58] That's it.
[01:23:04] Peter Bynard says, this is what must scare APEC and its allies.
[01:23:08] They're winning politically but losing culturally.
[01:23:10] Their attack ads can't stop Blue America's shift in collective consciousness on the
[01:23:15] question of Palestinian freedom.
[01:23:16] If politics really is downstream from culture, they're in trouble, okay?
[01:23:22] There's completely unhinged peace on the leading Israeli side channel to Osmako claims that
[01:23:26] you all Abraham spoke in such an offensive manner by the state of Israel without understanding
[01:23:30] the consequence of the damage he causes, but that his body language shows he was lying.
[01:23:35] Analysis of body language leads to the hypothesis that there are strong interests driving Abraham's
[01:23:39] behavior.
[01:23:41] These guys in Israel cannot even comprehend how someone can see the Israeli state as
[01:23:47] ultimately doing a lot of evil.
[01:23:49] Okay.
[01:23:50] They can't even comprehend it.
[01:23:56] they just they think like oh we must bring in a behavioral analysis analysis of body language
[01:24:02] leads to the hypothesis that there are strong interests driving Abraham's behavior
[01:24:08] he wanted to say terror babies but he stopped himself
[01:24:17] yes he is being mind controlled by a puppet it seems the puppet is Hamas and Iran
[01:24:25] He must have been given the the drug that Hamas has that makes you debt
[01:24:45] Ultimately all I'm saying is I would be a
[01:24:49] Unimaginable hypocrite if I were to speak out against those who are like offer a passive or towel or
[01:24:57] Numerous other anti-zine as Israelis as someone who is an anti-imperialist American, okay
[01:25:03] The fuck? I live in America. I like America. I want America to reach its potential. I want
[01:25:12] America to take advantage of its bounty, its endless bounty, and actually do good for the
[01:25:16] world. Okay, that's why I endlessly critique it. It's ridiculous. I think a lot of people get
[01:25:26] that washed away in all of the,
[01:25:29] what sounds has America banned all the time, nonsense.
[01:25:35] Okay.
[01:25:37] Ah, silly.
[01:25:41] Yes, one might even say,
[01:25:43] I want to make America great again.
[01:25:48] Except I don't think that there was any moment
[01:25:49] where America truly was living up to its standard,
[01:25:52] its potential.
[01:25:54] I will get to the stalker stuff
[01:25:56] with Emeru, Valkyrie, Sina.
[01:26:00] and Emily later, I'm not going to talk about that right now.
[01:26:05] But the one note that I will give you on that, obviously,
[01:26:08] I'm sure many of you saw this already, it was massive news.
[01:26:12] Valkyrie and Sina were doing a Cicathon for the past week.
[01:26:17] And in the process, they went to the Santa Monica Pier while they were doing an IRL stream,
[01:26:24] and a stalker came up to them and actively threatened to kill them.
[01:26:31] All I'm going to say for now, because I will get back to that in a little bit,
[01:26:36] but all I will say on that note for now is that if it happens to them,
[01:26:42] think about how much that kind of stuff happens
[01:26:47] to just average regular women on a daily basis.
[01:26:52] men not being able to handle rejection and instantly hitting a violent note is very common place.
[01:27:00] Women talk about it all the time. Okay, women talk about it all the time. And regular women,
[01:27:05] not just like content creators, not just influencers, it happens all the goddamn time.
[01:27:10] This industry is unimaginably misogynistic. Everything is unimaginably misogynistic,
[01:27:15] obviously. And this is a byproduct of that. And it's going to get worse, I think, because
[01:27:22] There are people like andrutate out there the keem stars of the world all these fucking assholes who spend
[01:27:29] Uh every waking moment talking about how women ain't shit and they're normalizing this kind of rhetoric
[01:27:34] They're normalizing this kind of behavior. Um, it's obviously multifaceted because they're also uh content creators themselves
[01:27:42] So there's like
[01:27:43] Obviously a lot of content creators myself included that
[01:27:46] you know, have always had stalkers. Like this is the untold reality of Twitch streaming in general,
[01:27:53] okay? Every single content creator, no matter what size they're at, has a lot of people that are
[01:28:01] just not well. And they can't get the medical help that's necessary for obvious reasons. And that
[01:28:13] That paired up with unrestricted misogyny creates a really, really dangerous situation.
[01:28:22] Yeah.
[01:28:31] And if you don't believe me, if you don't want to take my word for it, if you think,
[01:28:35] you know, I'm some douchebag, then go ask your mother, go ask your sister, go ask
[01:28:41] any woman in your life that has ever had a similar altercation in a workplace or
[01:28:48] a bar.
[01:28:49] Like this is the reality that women have to live with on a daily basis
[01:28:54] I've seen some people
[01:28:56] Instantly try to victim blame, which is a very common
[01:29:00] tactic also utilized by the likes of the
[01:29:03] Andretates of the world as well and it those people are just
[01:29:07] Psychotic I can't say what I truly think about what must be done in that process because I just got back from a band
[01:29:13] That's all I'm saying. Okay?
[01:29:16] But holy moly, okay? We'll get to that later, and I'll talk more about that later. Okay?
[01:29:37] Now we're going to talk about President Trump addressing Congress as new tariffs take effect on Mexico,
[01:29:47] Canada, and China. This, we've got two major developing stories for you today, not just one,
[01:29:52] but two. First, the Trump administration's new tariffs on three major trading partners,
[01:29:57] Mexico, Canada, and China went into effect at midnight last night. And some of those
[01:30:02] countries have already retaliated. And second, the White House paused all U.S. military aid
[01:30:07] to Ukraine after that very explosive showdown between President Trump and President Zelensky.
[01:30:14] Now, that's the backdrop for the President's speech tonight in Congress,
[01:30:17] and Tony is there in Washington getting ready to bring us all the latest.
[01:30:21] Tony, good morning to you. Everybody's saying how dapper you look today. Good morning, Mr.
[01:30:25] Copel. Well, Gail, thank you very much. You're back from the Oscars,
[01:30:29] Hollywood's biggest nightmare. Oh, there it is. Double-circ Tony. Double-circ'd up Tony, baby.
[01:30:35] Tony two tone. My guy, I will never stop thinking about his penis anytime he comes on screen. Okay.
[01:30:43] Forever tarnished. I'm sorry. Will I get banned for saying that you champion terrorist militants?
[01:30:55] No. You'll just be screaming into a void alongside a bunch of other dumbasses as well.
[01:30:59] but keep up the good work brave soldier, you know.
[01:31:05] It's been on a beach vacation
[01:31:06] and here I am in Washington DC
[01:31:08] and it's not even a state of the union.
[01:31:09] So I'm questioning my life choices just a little bit,
[01:31:11] but look, it is going to be a big night,
[01:31:13] a potentially historic night
[01:31:15] in what has already been a fast moving
[01:31:17] and consequential presidency in less than a hundred days.
[01:31:21] You got to keep that in mind.
[01:31:21] We've been told by the speaker of the house
[01:31:23] to expect fireworks tonight.
[01:31:25] So while a typical joint address might be a
[01:31:28] somewhat boring, somewhat somber list of goals from a new president, you can expect President
[01:31:32] Trump to instead tout action accomplishments. And there's been a lot of that, to be honest
[01:31:36] with you. I mean, maybe no president since FDR has attempted so much so quickly.
[01:31:42] There is, for example, the at times chaotic effort by Elon Musk and Doge to shrink the
[01:31:46] size of the federal government. Also on the list, working toward a ceasefire in
[01:31:50] Ukraine by it would seem whatever means necessary. Also the hefty new tariffs on imported
[01:31:55] goods from Canada, Mexico and China. And this morning, by the way, China has said it will
[01:32:00] retaliate and Canada also already hitting back. And that is just one of many moves this White
[01:32:06] House has made to expand the power of the executive branch. So much has happened really
[01:32:11] that even folks here in Washington D.C. struggle at times to process it all. But that's
[01:32:17] why we have Nancy Cordes, our chief White House correspondent to stay on top of everything.
[01:32:20] Nancy, good morning.
[01:32:21] morning, Tony, I have had my struggles, but today is a day that the president will be
[01:32:26] front and center. And you know that this is a president who cares a lot about the stock
[01:32:30] market. But yeah,
[01:32:31] Yeah, no, he definitely he cares so much. That's why he's destroying it. That's my king.
[01:32:38] That's JD pond on baby. That's my goat right there. He said the treat the rights must
[01:32:43] suffer permanent first. He said,
[01:32:46] Well, let me put this on.
[01:32:49] G.D.
[01:32:50] Pondon said, Permanent First World Genocide, the treatler rights in the suburbs will scream
[01:32:57] bloody murder.
[01:33:00] I will take away their treats.
[01:33:03] Have fun.
[01:33:05] Enjoy the treats while you can.
[01:33:08] You will never enjoy them again.
[01:33:12] The Chinese century of prosperity is upon us.
[01:33:16] I will make our allies scream and in the process, I will cripple the America economy.
[01:33:31] It's Trumponomics yesterday after he announced that there was no way last night I realized
[01:33:38] it was a treat the right when I took out a trader Joe's lasagna and it said product
[01:33:41] of Canada and I realized it would go up 25% time next time I buy it.
[01:33:45] That's right.
[01:33:47] Trader Joe is lasagna from Canada, which is a settler colonial entity in and of itself
[01:33:54] under the banner of the Commonwealth, still holding up loyalty to the British Empire.
[01:34:05] Canada, Canada will also suffer.
[01:34:09] out for Canada and Mexico. The Dow fell 650 points. Still 25% tariffs on their goods went
[01:34:19] into effect overnight with president. He said the labor aristocracy. I just I love bro.
[01:34:27] I love. I love doing JD pondon. I'm sorry. I'm going to stop. I'm going to dial it
[01:34:33] back a little bit. Trump calling it a punishment, though it's unclear in the case of Canada
[01:34:38] in particular, what that punishment exactly is for.
[01:34:43] No room left for Mexico or for Canada.
[01:34:47] President Trump is calling today's tariffs a powerful weapon,
[01:34:51] a weapon that will now be wielded on food,
[01:34:53] lumber, electronics, cars, anything that comes into the US
[01:34:58] from Canada and Mexico.
[01:35:00] It's a very powerful weapon that politicians
[01:35:04] haven't used because they were either dishonest,
[01:35:06] Stupid or paid off in some other form.
[01:35:11] And now we're using them.
[01:35:13] The move could wound American consumers too
[01:35:16] as producers pass along that new 25% tax,
[01:35:20] driving up the cost of a small car.
[01:35:23] I still genuinely do not understand
[01:35:28] what Trump's internal purpose for this is.
[01:35:33] Like, I don't know.
[01:35:35] I've said this already.
[01:35:37] I've tried to make sense of this.
[01:35:40] I've talked about how maybe it's because he wants to bully
[01:35:44] key sectors into submission.
[01:35:47] But having said that, this is across the board tariffs.
[01:35:54] So it's not even divided evenly by sector.
[01:36:03] There is no, it just does not make sense.
[01:36:07] it truly feels like he is trying to, it truly feels like he is just trying to break everything.
[01:36:20] This, like USAID, I understand a little bit more, right? He's not doing it because
[01:36:27] he's not undermining and crippling USAID because he is trying to eradicate American
[01:36:33] soft power at the global stage. He's doing it because he personally thinks USAID is just
[01:36:39] libtard shit, right? He thinks USAID and all the NGOs and civil society organizations that it funds
[01:36:47] is a money sink for numerous democratic party goals and organizations.
[01:36:58] There's some truth to that. However, it plays a broader role in doing the bidding
[01:37:06] of American Empire at the end of the day. Trump might not have the foresight to recognize
[01:37:19] that, right? He might not have the foresight to recognize that. He might be more interested
[01:37:26] in changing the approach that America has had in terms of focusing on soft power initiatives
[01:37:35] and hyper-focusing exclusively and entirely on permanent war.
[01:37:45] Not to be a hater, but why do you think Trump unilaterally decides any of this?
[01:37:49] I mean, I think, when I say Trump, I'm not just talking about Trump.
[01:37:52] I'm talking about his advisors as well.
[01:37:56] I'm not simply referencing Donald Trump.
[01:37:59] I don't think Donald Trump operates on his own, obviously.
[01:38:04] I guess the other point for the tariffs is that it's a regressive tax and he will use
[01:38:13] the additional money that they get from tariffs as a way to say we filled up the government
[01:38:21] coffers.
[01:38:22] Now it's time to cut the only progressive tax that exists, which is income tax.
[01:38:29] And even then there's a million different loopholes.
[01:38:33] I mean, we've talked about all of this stuff already,
[01:38:37] but it still does not make a whole lot of sense.
[01:38:41] By an estimated $6,200 or an SUV by $9,000,
[01:38:47] so many car components are built across the border.
[01:38:50] Because of the arbitrary nature of the emergency use
[01:38:53] of tariffs that are being done, we
[01:38:55] don't know how long they're going to be in fact.
[01:38:57] At the end of the day, there is little doubt
[01:39:00] that consumers will feel the pain of this,
[01:39:02] but it will also impact consumer demand as well.
[01:39:05] Economic uncertainty already pushed consumer confidence
[01:39:08] down in February.
[01:39:10] This will help Tesla, right?
[01:39:11] No, it won't.
[01:39:12] No, it will help zero car manufacturers
[01:39:15] because even the cars that are manufactured
[01:39:17] in the United States of America,
[01:39:19] because of previous trade agreements,
[01:39:21] whether it be NAFTA or ironically enough,
[01:39:24] the trade agreement that Donald Trump did, NAFTA II, right,
[01:39:29] has created this network of back and forth
[01:39:31] between Canada and Mexico, where they passed the border, passed the American border into
[01:39:37] Mexico and, uh, passed the border into Canada and vice versa a million times until the car
[01:39:43] is assembled in the United States of America.
[01:39:45] That actually ends up, yes, US MCA is what I'm talking about. That actually ends up
[01:39:50] greatly increasing the, the cost of the car. If they have to pay for all of the different
[01:39:56] parts that are being manufactured in Mexico or Canada before it makes its way into the
[01:40:01] the United States of America when every single car manufacturer is paying an entry fee, numerous
[01:40:07] times over. Yes, United States-Mexico-Canada agreement, which was signed on July 1, 2020,
[01:40:23] okay, drafted in the 30th of September, 2018, is an agreement that Donald Trump put forth,
[01:40:32] Okay? Which was a substitution for NAFTA,
[01:40:36] North American Free Trade Agreement,
[01:40:38] which Donald Trump was very much against.
[01:40:39] But then he basically did the exact same thing.
[01:41:01] For the people who still don't understand
[01:41:03] how tariffs work, it is an entry fee
[01:41:06] that Americans pay for, okay?
[01:41:08] American importers pay for, just so you understand.
[01:41:13] It's not paid by the Mexican government
[01:41:16] and it's not paid by the Canadian government.
[01:41:19] The negative consequences for trade for the Canadian or the Mexican side will obviously be that people will look for domestic manufacturers instead, or they will go to other foreign nations that provide the same exact resources, same exact materials, or same exact parts at a cheaper price, because now they don't have an additional 25% that they have to pay.
[01:41:47] at the point of bringing it into the United States of America.
[01:41:53] So it will lower trade and it will restrict, I mean it has the capacity to restrict
[01:42:02] trade. That is why it's often used. I am not anti-tariff across the board. I've said this
[01:42:08] many times over. I'm not against trade protectionist. I'm not against trade protectionism
[01:42:16] across the board. I do think that there needs to be obviously a competitive manufacturing industry.
[01:42:25] And the irony here is that for many of the things that if you're doing across the board tariffs,
[01:42:32] there is no competitive domestic manufacturing on some of the raw materials, for example,
[01:42:39] that you need. What are you going to do if it just doesn't exist here?
[01:42:43] You know, but let's get back.
[01:42:55] A new CBS News poll, just 24% of Americans say the economy is getting better.
[01:43:01] This is bad because normally it's the 30% that are like the Trump loyalists that will
[01:43:06] always say, no, it's getting better.
[01:43:07] It's so sick now.
[01:43:08] I love the economy.
[01:43:10] And even that number has like diminished.
[01:43:13] He's sub 30 in his super base.
[01:43:16] Okay.
[01:43:17] That's not good.
[01:43:18] 49% said it's getting worse, but President Trump says the tariffs are needed to punish
[01:43:24] Mexico and Canada for allowing migrants and the deadly drug fentanyl into the U.S.
[01:43:31] Less than 1% of all fentanyl that comes into the U.S. is apprehended at the Canadian border.
[01:43:37] So why use fentanyl as a reason?
[01:43:39] They're only apprehending 1%.
[01:43:41] You're right about that.
[01:43:42] It's a little more than that, but they should be apprehending much more because a lot
[01:43:46] comes through Canada.
[01:43:47] Again, all the data that we have indicates that that is simply not the case.
[01:43:53] But what does come in through Canada is about a third of the softwood lumber that this nation
[01:43:59] uses, which has led analysts to predict that home-building prices will be going up.
[01:44:05] President Trump says that if companies don't like these new tariffs, they can simply move
[01:44:10] production to the United States.
[01:44:12] But Tony, when it comes to things like-
[01:44:14] What are you gonna do?
[01:44:15] What do you mean?
[01:44:16] What do you mean?
[01:44:17] Like, okay.
[01:44:18] Okay, you don't like the tariffs?
[01:44:20] It's time to destroy our forest.
[01:44:24] Is that what it is?
[01:44:26] Oh, you don't like the tariffs?
[01:44:28] Okay, well, sorry.
[01:44:30] Time to destroy American forests.
[01:44:34] The Canada just has a lot of trees, man.
[01:44:36] They have a lot of allocation for this.
[01:44:39] What are you supposed to do?
[01:44:40] I mean, we got forests too.
[01:44:42] Don't misunderstand me.
[01:44:44] We got forests out here.
[01:44:45] It's just that, like I guess he just wants to destroy the remainder of the American forests,
[01:44:55] you know?
[01:44:56] Lumber or fruits and vegetables from Mexico, moving it here, not that easy.
[01:45:02] Yeah, it takes time and there are benefits that the president is touting, but there
[01:45:05] could be sacrifices in the short term.
[01:45:08] Sacrifice is not a word he typically would want to use with the American people.
[01:45:11] We'll see if it comes up tonight.
[01:45:15] More on President Trump's tariffs of what they could mean for consumers.
[01:45:19] Elizabeth Schulzee joins us to break down the potential.
[01:45:22] Can you announce that yesterday going to clear 280 million acres of national forestry?
[01:45:26] Jesus Christ, dude.
[01:45:32] I mean, I suspect that it'll be much easier to do these sorts of things when you can't
[01:45:37] do an impact study because you fired every researcher and you think impact studies are
[01:45:43] woke and gay.
[01:45:46] I wonder, I wonder what the long-term consequences will look like when you're just gutting
[01:45:52] the remainder of the American forests now. Oh, great. I love having people control the wheel
[01:46:02] that have no interest in being even remotely reasonable. Just doing absolute death and destruction.
[01:46:14] Great stuff. So impact at Elizabeth, what kind of products? You can't ramp up production
[01:46:19] that quickly. There's also that side of it too, but I'm not even, I'm not even going to get into that.
[01:46:25] Okay. I did, there's also obviously the, the fact that you can't just like materialize
[01:46:33] out of nowhere, uh, all of these businesses that seemingly did not exist. You know, you just
[01:46:41] can't do that. Are going to be affected by these tariffs on America's top trading partners.
[01:46:50] Hey, good morning, Robin. Well, the short answer here is that a lot of products that we buy day to day could get more expensive groceries, gas,
[01:46:59] shoes, clothes, electronics. Mexico, Canada, and China, they kind of for almost have all of the goods that were shipped into the U.S. last year.
[01:47:08] And the way that these tariffs work is that American businesses that are importing goods from those countries will now have to pay the U.S. government a higher fee for their products to cross the border.
[01:47:16] to adopt the border. A key goal there is to incentivize companies to rely on domestic
[01:47:20] manufacturers to boost jobs here, but in the short term those American businesses will
[01:47:24] have to decide if they absorb higher costs from the tariffs or if they pass them down
[01:47:28] to their customers. Robin. Okay, so if companies do pass down the cost, how soon could consumers
[01:47:33] pay higher prices? Okay, so if these tariffs stay in place, economists expect you could
[01:47:38] start to see price hikes by Memorial Day. For groceries, it could be within weeks
[01:47:43] or even days robin. So take fresh produce, for example, about 63% of U.S. vegetable imports
[01:47:50] come from Mexico. I think bell peppers, cucumbers, strawberries, tomatoes, limes, avocados, a lot
[01:47:56] of that fresh produce. And grocers, they can't really stockpile those foods in advance. So
[01:48:00] if they decide to pass down the entire 25% tariff, that means your $3 avocado could
[01:48:07] end up costing $3.75 pretty quickly. Liquor like tequila and Canadian whiskey could
[01:48:11] also get more expensive. And then the auto sector, really another big one at risk here.
[01:48:16] Auto makers rely on thousands of different car parts that are traded between the U.S.
[01:48:20] Canada and Mexico. If they are paying more to get those parts, you could end up paying
[01:48:24] $3,000 more for a new car. And some of the dealers that we've talked to say that they
[01:48:29] might raise those prices within months. And many are wondering about gas prices,
[01:48:33] Elizabeth. Could they go up too? They could. So about 60% of the crude oil that the
[01:48:38] US imports comes from Canada. Our refineries are actually uniquely built to process Canadian
[01:48:44] oil. The national average right now for a gallon of gas, about $3. Gas buddy expects that the
[01:48:49] tariffs mean prices could pull up by 15 cents a gallon in the Midwest.
[01:48:53] That's right. My goat, my goat, he's doing it. He's doing it. He's fixing the cost
[01:48:58] of living crisis by making it so that by making it so expensive that you just die.
[01:49:08] So sick. He's doing it, man. This goes back to the thing that I was talking about initially,
[01:49:20] the resentment and the jealousy that I have, the envy that I have
[01:49:24] for Trump, getting to do whatever he wants. And his fan base just eating it up,
[01:49:29] like it's the most brilliant thing that's ever happened.
[01:49:32] Like it's the most brilliant thing that's ever taken place. He's doing it again.
[01:49:37] He could just be like, yep, that's right. You're gonna suffer, but it's okay,
[01:49:41] because you deserve to suffer. We are going to deindustrialize the United States of America.
[01:49:51] The labor aristocracy will suffer the largest penalties for the American
[01:50:01] empire's cruelty, endless bounty, unequal exchanges over folks.
[01:50:07] Okay, let's listen to Maria Bartiromo crashing out at a auto dealership guy freaking out about
[01:50:15] these tariffs.
[01:50:16] Christ, so Jeep Dodge Ram.
[01:50:18] Yeah.
[01:50:19] Impact.
[01:50:20] I loved it for months.
[01:50:26] I said, and many other people who understand what's going on said over and over again
[01:50:32] that this is going to tank the American economy, that this is going to make everything
[01:50:36] insanely expensive. Okay? We said this over and over again. And for some weird reason,
[01:50:48] no one on the conservative side ever took this seriously. Like I don't, I don't get it.
[01:50:53] Dramatic. Dramatic. I, I, I, I, all of this will make the EU stronger. No, it won't. It
[01:50:58] absolutely will not. You're wrong. And so noted for a customer, $80,000 truck. It's $100,000 now.
[01:51:04] so he's not going to buy the truck. It's going to sit on my lot and you know the higher interest
[01:51:10] rates we're paying right now for floor plan and nobody's going to buy the truck because
[01:51:14] it just had a $20,000 price increase. Kelly Blue Book will put the number up. They say
[01:51:19] the average vehicle will go up by about $3,000. Does it sound right to you? No, no. We don't
[01:51:26] have the broad stroke. We don't have the linear, the tight strokes. I just wanted to make
[01:51:31] my camera smaller, so you can see the Dow futures on the ticker in the corner there.
[01:51:39] Like while all of this is happening, the stock market is taking a nosedive,
[01:51:43] which is also weird. He said he was going to do it. Why didn't he?
[01:51:48] This is the other thing I don't understand. Why is the stock market responding to this now?
[01:51:53] He's been saying he's going to do this for months at this point. I just do not understand.
[01:51:59] And stocks modestly, mostly rebound, I know, but like, I don't know, I just, I don't understand
[01:52:07] it.
[01:52:08] I'm too stupid, I guess.
[01:52:09] I'm too stupid to understand the high IQ games that people are playing on the stock market.
[01:52:14] But to me, it's a 25% in, you know, tariff.
[01:52:18] So that affects our parts that come from over these countries and a whole bunch of
[01:52:24] our cars.
[01:52:25] And you've been basing your business model on free trade, basically.
[01:52:31] This is what the American Automakers Policy Council says, Maria, in response to this.
[01:52:37] They say, are American automakers invested billions in the U.S. to meet the requirements
[01:52:41] of the current free trade agreement?
[01:52:43] They shouldn't have their competitiveness undermined by tariffs that will raise the
[01:52:46] cost of building vehicles in the U.S. and stymie investment in the American workforce
[01:52:51] while competitors from the outside of North America benefit.
[01:52:54] The German, no tariff on the German cars coming out now, Japanese, they're going to be okay.
[01:53:01] But think about it, we built our business around that.
[01:53:03] The OEMs built their business around that.
[01:53:06] And now it changes on a dime.
[01:53:09] And we can't build a $4 billion plant overnight in the United States.
[01:53:14] So I think building in the United States is great.
[01:53:17] I think enhancing the participation from the other countries on the other things.
[01:53:23] We this is pretty radical. I hear you
[01:53:27] There you go, Maria with a rubber meets the road here. All right great. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, exactly Jeff. Thank you
[01:53:35] Thank you so much Jeff Locke at the Dodge
[01:53:38] Ram
[01:53:40] plant that I mean
[01:53:42] Not plant. It's not a plant Chris. They're selling cars. Thank you dealership. You know what? Let me let me ask you this
[01:53:48] Okay. Yes. How many Dodd Rams do you see driving around Europe? Okay. I once again am asking a
[01:53:59] Mara fat
[01:54:01] morons
[01:54:03] Why they do not make cars
[01:54:07] that are appropriate for the European market and then sit there and demand that they drive these behemoth tanks on
[01:54:16] roads that cannot sustain them
[01:54:21] Make better cars.
[01:54:28] It's so stupid.
[01:54:30] Make smaller, fuel efficient cars with smaller engines.
[01:54:38] That's it.
[01:54:40] Abide by EU standards and regulations.
[01:54:45] The Chinese car manufacturers never turned around
[01:54:51] and were like, no, you're gonna drive our version
[01:54:54] of these vehicles. We don't care. They looked at the market and they were like, okay, we'll
[01:54:59] make these incredibly competitive and very cheap electric vehicles and we will flood
[01:55:05] your market and they will be impossible to compete with on a price point because we're
[01:55:10] heavily subsidizing it. Okay? That's it. It's not like they were sitting around
[01:55:18] being like, no, we want to make tanks. Why won't the dumb Europeans purchase our tanks?
[01:55:27] The cars that we make here in the United States of America are ginormous.
[01:55:34] The F-150 until this past year was the most popular vehicle year over year, okay?
[01:55:40] The F-150, the Ford F-150 pickup truck.
[01:55:44] The Ford F-150 pickup truck inside of the European Union needs a commercial driver's
[01:55:51] license to be able for a European to operate an F-150, you need a commercial driver's license.
[01:55:58] Do you understand? You're immediately automatically shut out from half of the European streets.
[01:56:08] You can't go into any European cities. It is ginormous. What are we doing here?
[01:56:18] It's so frustrating where they're like, why won't they buy our tanks? Why won't they do that?
[01:56:32] They made the calculation that the American cultural exports will eventually lead Europeans
[01:56:35] to want street tanks. And to some extent it's working. I see way too many Ram 1500s on the
[01:56:39] road here in Austria. Wait, really? I thought you meant Australia was about to say, well,
[01:56:45] Well, they have a youth culture over there, but Austria?
[01:56:51] That's crazy.
[01:56:52] How many Dodge Rams do you see driving around India?
[01:56:58] I mean, not many, I bet.
[01:57:00] Why?
[01:57:01] Because they don't buy our cars.
[01:57:02] And that's what President Trump is trying to do.
[01:57:04] Yeah, also, that's the other thing.
[01:57:05] Toyota literally sells different cars in the US to match our needs and interests.
[01:57:09] You won't find a Tundra or Tacoma in the heart of Tokyo when they can't fit in
[01:57:14] the side roads.
[01:57:15] Exactly.
[01:57:16] Even the Tacoma has become ginormous and then you have the tundra, which is the American competitor
[01:57:23] It's crazy. I
[01:57:25] Just I hate it. I hate that like I
[01:57:30] Hate that the one good thing about the European Union is walkable cities and and a walkable infrastructure in public transit
[01:57:39] And that is partially because you know
[01:57:41] they did that before the American brain rot set in. Okay? They did that. And now we're just
[01:57:46] not going to force their hands and be like, nah, dude, you have to have these tanks. You have to
[01:57:50] literally rebuild your cities, destroy the public transit so that you can have four to
[01:57:56] 50 pickup trucks driving around. You have to break, you have to literally destroy what remains
[01:58:01] of like the parks and whatnot. So you can create these ginormous parking lot structures.
[01:58:06] trying to change maybe Dodd should start building them here and selling them here
[01:58:19] also for GM etc to do the same thing they have non-american models of the EU for
[01:58:30] examples a common gribe with the EV community these American automakers
[01:58:32] being cruel cool EVs everywhere but the US think shooting breaks saloons
[01:58:36] why are cars so thick now like is it just a marverine culture nonsense no
[01:58:45] it's partially because of cafe standards that if you make a if you make a
[01:58:50] vehicle so large that it just like becomes a commercial vehicle basically but you can still
[01:58:56] sell it as a as a regular vehicle all right where were we where were we where were we where were
[01:59:10] we all right let's get back to this much as 40 cents a gallon within a week in the northeast
[01:59:15] robin all right let's with our thanks to you we have some breaking news coming in canada and
[01:59:19] bionics are just introduced speaking right now up to the u.s. lab canada with 25 tariffs
[01:59:24] Let's listen SUVs get the truck of mission standards. So they get more lack more lax admission standards exactly
[01:59:34] It's a way to it's a way to take advantage of a regulatory loophole is
[01:59:39] That's how everything works in this goddamn country is everyone is a charlatan
[01:59:44] So today the United States launched a trade war against Canada
[01:59:52] their closest partner and ally
[01:59:54] the closest friend
[01:59:56] at the same time
[01:59:58] They're talking about working positively with Russia, appeasing Vladimir Putin,
[02:00:03] a lying, murderous dictator.
[02:00:06] Make that make sense.
[02:00:11] Canadians are reasonable, and we are polite.
[02:00:14] But we will not back down from a fight.
[02:00:17] Not when our country and the well-being of everyone in it is at stake.
[02:00:24] At the moment, the U.S. tariffs came into effect in the early hours of this morning, and so
[02:00:33] did the Canadian response.
[02:00:34] Boom.
[02:00:35] Canada will be implementing.
[02:00:37] Yeah.
[02:00:38] Enjoy not having maple syrup, you American dummies.
[02:00:44] I'm kidding.
[02:00:45] Obviously there's so much more than just maple syrup.
[02:00:47] Let's be real.
[02:00:48] 25% tariffs against $155 billion worth of American goods.
[02:00:55] Starting with tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods immediately, and tariffs on the remaining
[02:01:01] $125 billion of American products in 21 days time.
[02:01:07] Should these tariffs not cease, we are in active and ongoing discussions with provinces
[02:01:12] and territories to pursue several non-tariff measures.
[02:01:18] which will demonstrate that there are no winners in a trade war.
[02:01:25] Now, just like I did a month ago, I want to speak first directly to the American people.
[02:01:34] We don't want this.
[02:01:37] We want to work with you as a friend and ally.
[02:01:41] And we don't want to see you hurt, either.
[02:01:45] But your government has chosen to do this to you.
[02:01:52] As of this morning, markets are down and inflation is set to rise dramatically all across your
[02:01:58] country.
[02:02:00] Your government has chosen to put American jobs at risk at the thousands of workplaces
[02:02:07] that succeed because of materials from Canada or because of consumers in Canada or both.
[02:02:15] They've chosen to raise costs for American consumers on everyday essential items like
[02:02:22] groceries and gas, on major purchases like cars and homes, and everything in between.
[02:02:30] They've chosen to harm American national security, impeding access to the abundant critical
[02:02:36] minerals, energy, building materials, and fertilizers that we have and that the United
[02:02:43] States needs to grow and prosper.
[02:02:49] They've chosen to launch a trade war that will first and foremost harm American families.
[02:02:56] They've chosen to sabotage their own agenda that was supposed to usher in a new golden
[02:03:03] age for the United States.
[02:03:07] And they've chosen to undermine the incredible work we've done together to tackle the
[02:03:12] scourge that is fentanyl, a drug that must be wiped from the face of the earth.
[02:03:20] So on that point, let me be crystal clear.
[02:03:24] There is absolutely no justification or need whatsoever for these tariffs today.
[02:03:34] Now the legal pretext your government is using to bring in these tariffs is that Canada
[02:03:41] is apparently unwilling to help in the fight against illegal fentanyl. Well, that is totally
[02:03:48] false. Let's look at the facts. Our border is already safe and secure. Far less than
[02:03:57] 1% of fentanyl flows and less than 1% of illegal crossings into the-
[02:04:03] I think one of the funniest aspects of this is like, Trudeau is like subtly trying
[02:04:07] to throw Mexico under the bus here, and also fact checking Trump.
[02:04:11] But what's hilarious about it is that Claudia Scheinbaum did her version of this as well,
[02:04:17] which is that Claudia Scheinbaum said the objective reality, which is that fentanyl
[02:04:25] is trafficked into the United States by American nationals for the American public consumer.
[02:04:35] Okay? That's it. It's the truth. American citizens are the ones who are trafficking the
[02:04:41] fentanyl into the United States of America for the consumption of other American citizens.
[02:04:46] Okay? And in the process, in the process, those American citizens also
[02:04:55] defend the cartel's interest by giving them endless amounts of weapons.
[02:04:59] Americans, we are a belligerent state that is ruining the lives of, actively ruining
[02:05:07] the lives of countries that, unfortunately, are near our national boundaries.
[02:05:19] But God forbid, we take ownership over any of that.
[02:05:24] No, it must be the Guatemalan abuelas, you know?
[02:05:28] United States comes from Canada.
[02:05:31] But we act it, because we know we can always do better.
[02:05:38] We responded to concerns including from the president by implementing an ambitious $1.3
[02:05:44] billion border plan.
[02:05:46] A border plan that includes generational investments in new AI and imaging tools to stop the flow
[02:05:53] of fentanyl in its tracks, stronger coordination and information sharing with American agencies,
[02:06:01] along with the deployment of drones, helicopters,
[02:06:04] and additional personnel to keep our border secure.
[02:06:08] Now, a month ago, as part of an agreement
[02:06:11] with the United States that paused the tariffs,
[02:06:14] we made further commitments.
[02:06:17] We appointed Kevin Brasau as our fentanyl czar,
[02:06:21] a man who dedicated his multi-decade career
[02:06:24] in law enforcement to combating organized crime networks
[02:06:28] and drug trafficking.
[02:06:30] We designated seven drug cartels, sick, evil groups
[02:06:35] who cynically profit off the pain and suffering of people
[02:06:37] on both sides of the border as the terrorist organizations
[02:06:41] that they are.
[02:06:44] And just yesterday, we launched a new joint operations
[02:06:48] partnership supported by a $200 million investment
[02:06:53] between Canada's security and law enforcement agencies,
[02:06:57] a partnership that will enhance the coordination
[02:06:59] information and intelligence in order to thwart criminal gangs involved in the illegal fentanyl
[02:07:06] trade. He spends too much time on this. Trump does not care even a little bit about fentanyl.
[02:07:13] What's really interesting is he's doing the same thing that Zelensky did,
[02:07:18] which I think might have made sense in the past, maybe, but like doesn't currently make sense
[02:07:25] for present day America, which is respond reasonably and try to reason with the American
[02:07:33] audience by sidestepping Trump, okay? He's not talking to Trump here. He's talking to the Americans,
[02:07:41] okay? He's being like, oh, your president is lying to you about this stuff. Please listen
[02:07:46] to what I have to say. Please listen to reason. And I think it's a foolhardy endeavor.
[02:07:51] Maybe I'm wrong, but I just don't think that a lot of these Americans will ever hear out
[02:07:59] what Justin Trudeau is saying. Okay? They just don't care. I don't think they care at all. I
[02:08:08] don't think they care about the truth. I don't think they care about being reasonable or looking
[02:08:14] at the cold hard data. I just think that they are purely spite driven, very confused,
[02:08:21] very angry all the time, and Trump keeps their attention focused on vulnerable populations
[02:08:28] in general. It's worth a try. No, dude, it's not. I don't think it is. That's why I was,
[02:08:34] that's why I said the exact same thing about Zelensky. When Zelensky went on Brett Bayer
[02:08:38] and like tried to talk directly to the American population and turn around and say like,
[02:08:44] you know, listen to my, listen to what's going on. Like my people are suffering,
[02:08:48] okay. I'm a president, like I have to defend their interests. America, we love America,
[02:08:54] we love Americans. You've supported us throughout this process. I'm like,
[02:08:57] you know, we still need your help. I don't think Americans care. They just don't. I think that
[02:09:06] Americans are insanely selfish. I don't think that you are going to be able to win over
[02:09:14] the Americans as, especially with like reason. I don't know. Maybe I'm just so jaded
[02:09:24] Because I tried to get Americans as an American citizen to understand
[02:09:30] That things could be so much better if we had healthcare for example
[02:09:36] Or if we just stopped spending so much money on war overseas and like giving unlimited billions to israel so they can continue
[02:09:45] Their baby murder campaign or whatever and americans say i'm a terrorist for that
[02:09:50] They say i want vuvuzela rat eating
[02:09:52] When I say, oh, I want socialized medicine in this country, Americans, a big chunk of them turn around and say, oh, you want Venezuela style rat for dinner, rat for breakfast. That's what you want. They're brainbroken. Like I don't know.
[02:10:07] I try reasoning with the public all the time. And let me tell you, as someone who tries to reason with them using logic, using common sense, many of them do not respond.
[02:10:20] The only thing that they respond to is, you know, the direct impact of Trump's actions.
[02:10:28] Once it starts hurting them, directly they'll notice it, they'll feel it, only then will
[02:10:33] they wake up to that reality, and even then many of them will still go, oh it's because
[02:10:38] we haven't like done enough cruelty to migrants or something.
[02:10:47] our actions are working. As the U.S. states, as the U.S. Customs and Border Protection
[02:10:55] just to acknowledge, there was a 97% drop in fentanyl seizures from January
[02:11:03] compared to December to a near zero low of less than half an ounce seized in
[02:11:12] in January, even with all the further
[02:11:16] enforcements and actions we've taken at the borders.
[02:11:20] In sum, we stepped up. We engaged closely and constructively
[02:11:27] with the President and his administration. We did
[02:11:30] everything we promised. We stuck to our word.
[02:11:35] And we did it because we believe in working
[02:11:38] together to protect our citizens.
[02:11:44] Now I want to speak directly to one specific American, Donald.
[02:11:51] In the over eight years, you and I have worked together.
[02:11:56] We've done big things.
[02:12:00] We signed a historic deal that has created record jobs
[02:12:04] and growth in both of our countries.
[02:12:07] We've done big things together on the world stage as Canada and the U.S. have done together for decades, for generations.
[02:12:17] And now we should be working together to ensure even greater prosperity for North Americans in a very uncertain and challenging world.
[02:12:32] Now it's not in my habit to agree with the Wall Street Journal.
[02:12:35] But Donald, because he's woke, because he's woke and he is a Fidel Castro's next of kin.
[02:12:43] That's why, because Justin Trudeau is a, is a communist.
[02:12:47] They point out that even though you're a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do.
[02:12:54] Yeah.
[02:12:55] Look, the, the, the thing is, I will say this much, okay?
[02:13:02] Now, the reason why I'm not anti-terror across the board is because I do think that it has
[02:13:07] the capacity to beef up domestic manufacturing, okay, if done correctly.
[02:13:12] If it's managed through unions like the UAW, for example, and they play a big role in how
[02:13:18] manufacturing can be increased, for example, I just don't trust the Donald Trump administration
[02:13:24] to actually actively give a seat at the table to the UAW, though, I think it could
[02:13:33] it could be done
[02:13:34] correctly issues can't be blanket tears cross the board for uh... each
[02:13:38] individual nation
[02:13:40] what he's doing here is basically breaking the toys
[02:13:43] that america benefited from for years and years and years that's all he's
[02:13:48] doing
[02:13:49] trade negotiations that he actually renegotiated
[02:13:52] usm c a
[02:13:54] is
[02:13:55] the the united states mexico canada agreement is literally nafta to donald
[02:13:59] trump implemented that
[02:14:04] So when he turns around, he's like, yeah, I don't want to know more.
[02:14:07] What I fail to, what I find very strange about these decisions is that these are negotiations
[02:14:14] and agreements that benefited America and the American consumers, often at the cost of American
[02:14:22] manufacturing, clawing that back and reshaping American priorities and reshaping American
[02:14:33] manufacturing in this way, is not necessarily a bad thing in the long term, if done correctly.
[02:14:42] But of course, as is the case with Donald Trump, he's not doing it correctly. I don't
[02:14:47] think that he's doing it for a good reason. I don't think he's doing it to improve American
[02:14:52] manufacturing. But to be fair, I also don't know what he is trying to do anyway because
[02:14:58] Because so much of the Trump administration is just genuine insanity.
[02:15:07] Yeah, we'd have to do China-level central planning to actually re-industrialize, just
[02:15:13] going to blanket, just doing blanket tears makes no sense.
[02:15:16] I know.
[02:15:22] We two friends fighting is exactly what our opponents around the world want to see.
[02:15:32] And now, to my fellow Canadians, I won't sugarcoat it.
[02:15:38] This is going to be tough, even though we're all going to pull together, because that's
[02:15:44] what we do.
[02:15:45] We will use-
[02:15:46] The craziest thing though, watch the left is who was on in the streets in the 90s and
[02:15:49] early 2000s against these trade agreements.
[02:15:51] Yeah.
[02:15:55] How do you think he's going to get out of it?
[02:15:57] I just, I don't even know what the hell he's doing.
[02:15:59] I've just never seen a right-wing administration behave like this.
[02:16:06] Like, I've never really, even liberal administrations now don't behave like this.
[02:16:11] Like, and I don't think it's like a repolarization happening in the two American major parties.
[02:16:19] I don't think that like, Trump is now actively trying to bring back American manufacturing
[02:16:23] and create strong labor unions for Americans.
[02:16:27] I just don't think that he's doing that.
[02:16:31] Because if he was doing that, he would not be actively destroying the administrative state.
[02:16:38] He would not be actively destroying the administrative state while simultaneously, yeah, this is
[02:16:45] from two months ago.
[02:16:46] Hold on, there's a newer version of this that I believe he did a couple of days ago.
[02:16:51] I'm going to watch this instead.
[02:16:54] He, Yanis Verifakis, former Greek finance minister, a friend of the show, one of my
[02:16:59] My favorite bald man is on Rhino-Collex Dispatches on BT Breakthrough News, talking about what
[02:17:09] possibly could be the reason for why Trump is doing all of the things that he's doing
[02:17:12] in terms of tariffs.
[02:17:13] Let's take a look.
[02:17:14] And it is a rational plan.
[02:17:15] It is a well-thought-out plan.
[02:17:17] For me, it is a terrible plan in the sense that it works against the interests of the
[02:17:22] majority of Americans and against the interests of the majority of humanity.
[02:17:26] But we need to understand it before we fight it.
[02:17:29] And the liberal establishment are like headless chickens running around in the hope that somehow
[02:17:38] Trump is going to fail as a result of not having a plan.
[02:17:40] He's not going to have to fail because he doesn't have a plan.
[02:17:44] If he fails, he will fail because there will be people and movements that oppose him
[02:17:49] who understand his plan.
[02:17:51] So I just wanted to make this.
[02:17:53] It's an important idea.
[02:17:58] Okay. So what is the plan? To begin with, to understand his plan, we have to understand
[02:18:03] his main gripe, his main discontent regarding the state of the United States. The vast
[02:18:13] majority of people around the world, and that includes me, we believe that, and nothing
[02:18:19] we're not wrong to believe that the United States has an exorbitant privilege, and that
[02:18:27] is the US dollar, the US dollar and the US markets. Okay. America is an incredibly wealthy
[02:18:37] nation. And that's why even the poorest Americans in comparison to like middle class people
[02:18:45] in Europe, for example, are still, when compared on the global marketplace, have a lot more
[02:18:56] purchasing power, right? Like, that's why, that's why sometimes people will say stuff
[02:19:04] like, oh, well, you know, Alabama is a, Alabama's like a wealthier than England, right? And
[02:19:13] say stuff like that all the time. Now, that's just, that's true. There's true to that. Your PC is
[02:19:23] totally freezing up. No, everything is fine on my end. What ended up happening, I think, is a site
[02:19:28] like a server side issue on the Twitch side. Might depend where in the EU.
[02:19:54] Credit card debt is not purchasing power. Yes, it is. You're wrong. It quite literally is if
[02:20:01] If you are someone who's selling goods in the American marketplace, it doesn't matter if
[02:20:06] it's being purchased with credit card debt.
[02:20:09] What matters is the money that you're getting.
[02:20:12] That's it.
[02:20:13] That's it.
[02:20:14] That's literally like, I understand where you're coming from because it doesn't, that
[02:20:19] is precisely the reason why if you simply look at GDP and if you simply look at
[02:20:24] purchasing power, you kind of fail to recognize that like Americans on average have a way worse
[02:20:33] quality of life than Europeans on average do, because European states at least like create a
[02:20:39] comfortable barrier of security and offer some social safety nets that Americans do not have
[02:20:43] and that they have to purchase in the private marketplace. This also then feeds back into
[02:20:48] the GDP ironically enough. But in terms of selling goods into the American market, in terms of selling
[02:20:57] goods to the Americans, it doesn't matter if they're buying it with credit card debt or not. If you're
[02:21:03] a manufacturer of goods and you want to enter the American marketplace, you don't care if they're
[02:21:08] buying it with credit card debt, you don't care if they're buying it with the predatory loans.
[02:21:11] Okay? You just care about them buying your goods. Okay? That's it.
[02:21:21] I'm in the world that is in demand independently of what the United States produces. So the
[02:21:34] only reason why you want a British pound is if you want to buy something produced in
[02:21:39] Britain or if you want to go to Britain as a visitor, as a tourist. Nobody else
[02:21:45] once pounds, really, maybe for speculation. But you know, I'm speaking to you from Athens.
[02:21:55] When I put gas, petrol in my motorcycle, right, even if it is a Greek company buying petrol
[02:22:02] from a Greek or a French distilled, you know, company that has purchased crude oil from let's
[02:22:10] Libya so there's no American corporation involved at all that act of purchasing gas for my motorcycle
[02:22:19] increases your power point bro i think chatter i think it's a it's a you issue i think you're
[02:22:25] gonna have to refresh it's the stream is i believe fine for everyone else the demand for dollars
[02:22:32] because oil is denominated in dollars so that's exactly the privilege of the United States
[02:22:37] It's what allows, as I was saying before, the Germans to keep selling their net exports to the
[02:22:43] United States, the Chinese to do this, the Japanese to do it and how this is all recycled
[02:22:47] through the world state and it becomes rents for their entire class in the United States.
[02:22:53] It becomes rents for the bankers in the world, and so on and so forth.
[02:22:58] But Trump, while understanding all this and loving it, he loves the fact that the dollar
[02:23:05] has these exorbitant powers for the United States ruling class, and he's one of them.
[02:23:12] Nevertheless, he sees this exorbitant privilege also, or primarily, as an exorbitant burden.
[02:23:20] From his perspective, he's a nationalist.
[02:23:24] He doesn't like the fact that the United States can no longer build nuclear submarines
[02:23:28] because you don't have an engineering sector anymore.
[02:23:31] You're not producing enough steel.
[02:23:32] once said back in the 80s, 1982, 83, I saw a quote from him, that if you don't have steel,
[02:23:39] you don't have a country.
[02:23:40] America is not producing steel anymore in any substantial quantities.
[02:23:45] It's China primarily, and also German.
[02:23:49] So for him, this exorbitant privilege, which he adores, comes with the exorbitant burden
[02:23:56] of effectively shrinking the United States.
[02:23:58] But then he has also an economic theory behind it, which leads him to conclude that this exorbitant
[02:24:04] privilege is not going to last long, that Carnage will come to the United States.
[02:24:10] And I don't think he's wrong on this.
[02:24:13] His argument is this.
[02:24:14] Now why does the United States have such a large trade deficit vis-ร -vis Germany,
[02:24:21] Japan, China and so on?
[02:24:23] Why is it that the market doesn't work?
[02:24:27] Because if Paul Krugman and all the other liberal establishment economists were right,
[02:24:33] that markets work to equilibrate through demand and supply prices, interest rates and exchange
[02:24:38] rates, the dollar should have fallen because America has a trade deficit.
[02:24:43] Every country that has a trade deficit, its currency comes down.
[02:24:45] But why is the dollar not coming down?
[02:24:47] Because it has this exorbitant privilege, because people want it for other reasons.
[02:24:50] But from the perspective of Trump's team, not just Trump, but he has a team of
[02:24:55] economists around him, who are not dodos, who are, you know, quite smart. They may be
[02:25:01] evil, but they are smart. And what they realize is that that's their thinking, that's their
[02:25:07] analysis, that the reason why the dollar is not coming down is because the central banks
[02:25:11] of the foreign countries, or foreigners, foreign central banks, hoard dollars. Now,
[02:25:16] why do they hoard dollars? Because dollar is the reserve currency. So when Germany
[02:25:24] sells cars to the United States. You have all these dollars going back to Germany. And what happens
[02:25:31] with these dollars? The vast majority of them, the dollars that are not returned by Mercedes Benz to
[02:25:37] New York, they are hoarded by the Central Bank of Europe. Similarly, by the Bank of England,
[02:25:44] by the Bank of Switzerland, by the Bank of Sweden, by the Bank of Japan, by the Bank of
[02:25:48] China increasingly and three trillion dollars is held by the central bank of Japan three
[02:25:55] trillion three thousand billion dollars that's not to be scoffed at and why do they hold these
[02:26:01] dollars why don't they convert them into their own currency in order to increase economic activity
[02:26:06] because this is how they preserve their currency at low levels if you have a conscience it's
[02:26:18] unbearable. Here, join us. Because when you hold these dollars, right, then the value of the
[02:26:29] dollar is of your own currency goes up and the competitiveness of your export sector is enhanced.
[02:26:36] And therefore Trump says, you see, the foreigners are taking advantage of us. We are gifting them
[02:26:44] them, the reserve currency, which keeps their currencies down and keeps their currencies
[02:26:51] backstopped instead of holding gold or whatever diamonds, they're holding our dollars.
[02:26:57] And in so doing, they are disadvantaged in our exporters, and they're advantaging their
[02:27:03] exporters who are importing into the United States.
[02:27:06] And this is why he's mad at Japan.
[02:27:08] I mean, this is why America historically, uh, a tanked, this is initially why America
[02:27:13] tank the Japanese economy as well, which is like the how in the 90s, Japan went into,
[02:27:21] turned into a multiple decade of, of, I mean, still to this day has experienced stagnation,
[02:27:29] because if it's super cheap to make goods in Japan and then sell it to the American marketplace,
[02:27:38] also super cheap, then obviously that is, it's just something that America is not going to be
[02:27:50] fond of. If the US dollar is strong, exporting goods out of USA is hard because importing country
[02:28:02] needs to buy strong, i.e. expensive USD. Before you have the US status. So does China do this as well?
[02:28:14] Stockpile US dollars? Of course. Every country does. And yes, China does as well.
[02:28:18] Here comes the story about the tariffs.
[02:28:22] Now, conventionally, liberal establishment economists
[02:28:27] think that Trump is an idiot because he can't see
[02:28:32] that tariffs can't work to eliminate the US trade deficit.
[02:28:38] Their view is, and this is not wrong, where they are wrong
[02:28:41] is they think that Trump doesn't understand it.
[02:28:43] He doesn't understand it.
[02:28:44] What the story is that, yes, you slap tariffs
[02:28:48] on Chinese aluminum or Chinese plastics
[02:28:52] or Chinese clothes, right?
[02:28:54] But that will increase the price
[02:28:56] that American consumers have to pay.
[02:28:58] And that will jeopardize America's economy
[02:29:01] because it will push inflation up.
[02:29:05] But that at some point is not going
[02:29:08] to eliminate the trade deficit
[02:29:09] because as this happens, the dollar will go up.
[02:29:14] And as the dollar goes up, in the end, American consumers will not be paying more because even
[02:29:18] though they will have to pay the tariff, the dollar value will have gone up.
[02:29:23] So what they pay in Walmart is not going to be greater.
[02:29:26] Now, Trump knows that entirely, you know, I've read policy papers that are circulating
[02:29:34] amongst his team and they know this precisely and they love it.
[02:29:37] You know why?
[02:29:38] Because that's how-
[02:29:39] No way Trump understands all that.
[02:29:40] No, it's not Trump that understands it.
[02:29:42] It's, guys, just like Joe Biden didn't run the American government unilaterally, Donald
[02:29:47] Trump is not running the American government unilaterally.
[02:29:49] He has a bunch of people around him that are telling him to make these decisions because
[02:29:54] they are setting, they are setting what they perceive is going to be the future of the
[02:30:00] American economy.
[02:30:02] That's it.
[02:30:03] You think Donald Trump, you think Donald Trump makes these decisions on his own?
[02:30:07] Of course not.
[02:30:08] Like, that's why Project 2025, I don't know what that is when he was saying
[02:30:11] stuff like that. It was always ridiculous. Of course, he gets all of his notes from the
[02:30:16] Heritage Foundation and the American Enterprise Institute. Yes. And it's not just Elon Musk.
[02:30:25] These are, there's an eclectic group of people that have similar goals and similar interests,
[02:30:29] which is like advancing the interests of capital and undermining the administrative state.
[02:30:34] And, and some of them might be at odds with one another in terms of like how America
[02:30:39] should do trade in the future. And that's a pretty significant disagreement. But ultimately,
[02:30:44] right now, as it stands, all of these guys are just holding on, okay? They recognize that America
[02:30:51] is dying. It's a dying empire. And they want to pick apart the scraps. They're not necessarily
[02:30:58] known for long-term thinking and stability. Capital owners don't really think in decades.
[02:31:04] They think in quarters, they think in quarterly earnings reports, which is precisely the reason
[02:31:10] why they're like, all right, well, if America is dying, we might as well, you know, pick the corpse
[02:31:15] apart for scraps while that is happening. Republic is making the money. They didn't make in four
[02:31:26] years that they weren't inside the White House through insider trading. Not necessarily that
[02:31:31] either.
[02:31:32] How do we get foreigners to pay for the tariffs?
[02:31:35] Because here it is something that they state explicitly in their policy papers.
[02:31:42] We slap tariffs on them.
[02:31:44] Their central banks will immediately reduce their interest rates to absorb the recessionary
[02:31:49] shock to their own economies from our tariffs.
[02:31:53] As they reduce interest rates, their currency is going to go down, the dollar will go
[02:31:58] up.
[02:31:59] And the import prices, the prices that Americans pay will not have changed much, but something
[02:32:04] will have changed.
[02:32:06] The trade debts will not be eliminated, but one thing will have changed.
[02:32:09] The foreigners will be paying us money, they will be paying for the tariffs.
[02:32:14] And that for the US administration, for the Trump administration is great.
[02:32:18] Not only will they be collecting the tariff money, but remember Congress, and particularly
[02:32:23] the House of Reps, has the purse strings for tax receipts, but not for tariff receipts.
[02:32:31] To increase the amount of money that the US government gets from the American taxpayer,
[02:32:39] Trump has to convince Congress. And there he has a very thin majority, and there is just
[02:32:44] bedlam. He really doesn't want to have to negotiate with Congress.
[02:32:48] I thought the price was supposed to go up. Is that not true? No, I think it will.
[02:32:51] So, I mean, that is, in the short term, I think the prices will go up.
[02:33:03] Having said that, however, having said that, however, this is Yannis Varoufakis trying
[02:33:11] to say that there is a reason for why Donald Trump's administration, like he's trying
[02:33:16] to figure out what could possibly be a logical reason.
[02:33:21] And it's one of the only explanations that I've heard thus far that at least have some
[02:33:26] semblance of logic associated with it, that there is a reason for why he's doing this.
[02:33:34] And that is that he considers the power that the American dollar has a great, a major
[02:33:48] issue with American manufacturing, and there's obviously truth to that as well, right? And
[02:33:54] that if he, by way of implementing these tariffs, he wants to force other countries to make
[02:34:05] their goods more expensive so that the American manufacturing comes back and other countries
[02:34:10] actually buy from the United States of America.
[02:34:16] But in the short term, this will absolutely harm the American economy as it stands.
[02:34:22] But the moment he slaps the tariffs, the stream of money goes to the Treasury without any negotiation
[02:34:29] with Congress.
[02:34:30] And indeed, he can actually even spend this money.
[02:34:33] There are some legal impediments, but we know how much he respects those.
[02:34:39] And that's phase one.
[02:34:42] has been accomplished by the end of phase one to bring down the US trade
[02:34:47] efforts. He has increased his treasury stake through the times and he's made the
[02:34:52] foreigners suffer and pay for it. And now comes phase two, which is a grand
[02:34:57] negotiation. Then he says to them, this is not novel really, Reagan did that to
[02:35:05] the Japanese in 1985. Reagan gathered everybody, if you have ever heard of
[02:35:11] the so-called Plaza Accords of 1985.
[02:35:14] He gathered the European Central Bankers and so on,
[02:35:16] but primarily he had the Japanese there,
[02:35:18] and he put them under the bathroom
[02:35:21] and said, similarly to what Trump wants to do,
[02:35:24] you're going to revalue the yen, or else,
[02:35:28] or I'm going to slap tariffs on you.
[02:35:30] Now, Trump first slaps the tariffs
[02:35:32] and then says to the Chinese, to the Germans,
[02:35:36] to the Saudis and so on,
[02:35:37] you are now going to revalue your currency.
[02:35:40] But how you're going to take a chunk of the dollars that you're holding and you're going to sell them that way you are reviving selling them, you know, for your own currency that way you will revive the euro, the yen, the one and so on.
[02:35:56] Alternatively, if you don't have that many dollars and the European Union, the US and doesn't have that many dollars, it is the Japanese that have more than a trillion and the Chinese what three trillion.
[02:36:06] Yeah, Janice is right. When you slap tariffs on countries, countries will reduce their
[02:36:09] interest rates to protect their industries so their currencies will go down against
[02:36:12] the dollar, hence the tariffs costs will be absorbed by those countries instead of the
[02:36:16] US and prices won't go up. Maybe. I do not understand is that for that to work, factors
[02:36:31] and offices have to build first in the US for this and not only tax incentives
[02:36:34] have to be created, but bank loan and bank advantages have to be implemented. I think
[02:36:47] you're not fully understanding him. The price of the dollar goes up on the global
[02:36:50] market in the end, making foreign goods cheaper in the end while still getting tariff money.
[02:37:07] I do not foresee the price of goods immediately coming down or even staying relatively stable
[02:37:14] while, and then maybe in the long term, creating a big boon in manufacturing, especially
[02:37:24] because in the short term, this will literally lead, this will literally lead to layoffs
[02:37:30] like mass layoffs in general. The chatter is wrong with the US dollar increase in value.
[02:37:33] That means our exports are going to go up in price and the trade deficit will not close.
[02:37:37] The US also relies on non-substitutable goods abroad. Yeah. If you have, like when it comes
[02:37:46] to raw materials, like there is no substitute, what are you supposed to do? You know what
[02:37:50] I mean? If you just don't have it here, what are you supposed to do? He's not
[02:37:53] doing any carve outs whatsoever. Maybe he will down the line and I don't understand
[02:37:57] it, or maybe he's signaling that he might do that, but he hasn't said anything about
[02:38:03] it.
[02:38:04] It's just like, doesn't make sense, Commerce Secretary, Lutnik, Trump may roll back Canada
[02:38:13] and Mexico, I'm done.
[02:38:19] That's, I mean, what are we doing here?
[02:38:23] What are we doing here?
[02:38:25] Why am I doing this?
[02:38:28] Why?
[02:38:29] Why are we doing this?
[02:38:32] the hell is going on? What a goddamn clown show. Okay, I'm done. I'm officially placing
[02:38:42] Trump in the unique position that I've only placed one other global leader on, the Vladimir
[02:38:49] Putin insanity position, okay? That's it. I'm done looking for, I'm done looking for
[02:38:56] reason behind his actions. I'm lying. I will always still try to find a logical reason
[02:39:01] and why he's doing the things that he's doing,
[02:39:04] even if I disagree with it, but God damn,
[02:39:12] it's just like, it doesn't, April fools as tariffs.
[02:39:31] The goal isn't entirely to bring manufacturing back
[02:39:33] to America when the Canadian Looney goes down and worth
[02:39:35] and the American dollar gains value.
[02:39:37] America can then purchase the same Canadian products,
[02:39:39] lumber, et cetera, at a lower price
[02:39:40] since the American dollar is stronger.
[02:39:45] One day, just like your suspension, yeah.
[02:39:48] Donald Trump pulled the classic
[02:39:49] How's it not be bait and switch?
[02:39:52] I think in terms of what he wants, and I heard he, uh,
[02:39:55] talked about banking again this morning, uh, in, in a tweet, uh,
[02:39:59] which doesn't make any sense. Cause American banks has put 16 American
[02:40:03] banks currently active in Canada,
[02:40:05] holding about $113 billion worth of assets in this country.
[02:40:09] So the American banks are alive and well and prospering in Canada.
[02:40:14] Um,
[02:40:14] It's an example of not really being able to see what it is that he wants, because even
[02:40:22] the excuse that he's giving for these tariffs today of fentanyl is completely bogus, completely
[02:40:30] unjustified, completely false.
[02:40:34] So we actually have to fold back on the one thing he has said repeatedly that what he
[02:40:39] wants is to see a total collapse of the Canadian economy, because that'll make it
[02:40:45] easier to annex us. Now, first of all, that's never going to happen. We will never be the
[02:40:51] same.
[02:40:52] That's a crazy thing to be discussing as a world leader, by the way. The fact that your
[02:40:56] southern neighbor is led by an insane person, okay? The fact that you are a leader of
[02:41:10] sovereign nation and your southern neighbors are led by a madman that you have to factor in,
[02:41:19] you have to factor in that he might be simply trying to weaken the Canadian economy and then
[02:41:26] make it easier to annex. Wild stuff, man. 51st state. But yeah, he can do damage to the
[02:41:38] Canadian economy and he's started this morning, but he is rapidly going to find out as American
[02:41:44] families are going to find out that that's gonna hurt people on both welcome to Eastern Europe
[02:41:54] yeah and yeah we're probably he's doing the united socialist states of
[02:41:59] America okay he's doing the united soviet states of america
[02:42:04] USA. You just add one more S, dude. It's over. Canada is, it's not Balkanizing. We're, we're,
[02:42:19] we're turning it into a USA, Yugoslavia, the glorious Yugoslavia, a vacation of North
[02:42:26] America, the North American continent.
[02:42:28] We're going to keep booing the American anthem. But let me tell Americans we're
[02:42:34] They're not booing similar to what similar to Ukraine worrying about Russia.
[02:42:39] Look, I'm not making prediction.
[02:42:41] Like I said, I've learned my lesson from the past.
[02:42:45] Okay.
[02:42:46] Donald Trump is a mad man.
[02:42:48] I'm not, I'm not making predictions about Donald Trump.
[02:42:52] Just like I don't make predictions about Vladipu, okay.
[02:42:57] They sometimes do some insane stuff.
[02:43:00] Okay.
[02:43:01] engage in insanity. Sometimes it's hard to figure out what the logical through line is.
[02:43:09] You, we're not booing your teams. We're not booing your players. We're booing a policy
[02:43:18] that is designed to hurt us. We're insulted and we're angry, but we're Canadian,
[02:43:28] which means we're going to stand up for each other. We're going to fight and we're going
[02:43:35] gonna win. So, Harris, let's get to this really quick.
[02:43:40] Trump is Governor Trudeau on notice for criticizing tariffs. Yeah, please explain it. Governor
[02:43:45] Trudeau, Canada, governor. He calls him Governor Trudeau because he's saying like it's a part
[02:43:50] of the American empire now that when he puts on a retiretary tariff in the US, our reciprocal
[02:43:55] terrible immediately increase by a like amount. US Commerce Secretary says the tariffs
[02:44:02] on Canada are just getting started. But here, here's also Howard Ludnick talking about Mexicans
[02:44:09] and Canadians. They're, let's take a look at today. Angry that Americans are still being
[02:44:14] killed. Now, both the Mexican, the fentanyl stuff is ridiculous. By the way, it is like
[02:44:19] the stupidest way to package it. It is straightforwardly the dumbest way to try and package this
[02:44:30] to be like, Oh yeah, we're doing this for, we're doing this for fentanyl.
[02:44:34] The Canadians were on the phone with me all day today, trying to show that they'll do better,
[02:44:39] and the President's listening because you know he's very, very fair and very reasonable,
[02:44:44] so I think he's going to work something out with them.
[02:44:46] It's not going to be a pause, none of that pause stuff, but I think he's going to figure
[02:44:50] out you do more and I'll meet you in the middle some way, and we're going to probably
[02:44:54] be announcing that tomorrow.
[02:44:56] So somewhere in the middle will likely be the outcome, the President moving with
[02:45:00] the Canadians and Mexicans, but not all the way.
[02:45:03] He's going to come out today angry that Americans are still being killed.
[02:45:09] Now both the Mexicans and the Canadians were on the phone with me all day today trying
[02:45:14] to show that they'll do better and the president's listening because you know he's very, very
[02:45:18] fair and very reasonable.
[02:45:20] So I think he's going to work something out with them.
[02:45:22] It's not going to be a pause, not that pause stuff, but I think he's going to figure
[02:45:26] out you do more and I'll meet you in the middle some way and we're going to probably
[02:45:30] be announcing that tomorrow.
[02:45:32] So somewhere in the middle will likely be the outcome, the president moving with the
[02:45:36] Canadians and Mexicans, but not all the way.
[02:45:39] Just to clarify, he's going to come out today angry that Americans are still being killed.
[02:45:45] Now both the Mexicans and the Canadians were on the phone with me all day today, trying
[02:45:50] to show that they'll do better, and the president's listening, because you know he's
[02:45:53] very, very fair and very reasonable, so I think he's going to work something
[02:45:57] out with them.
[02:45:58] gonna be a pause now that pause stuff me but I think he's going to figure out you do more sorry
[02:46:08] okay this is what Hassan should be paying for okay I didn't realize it was only 30 seconds long
[02:46:17] is there a way that we could do an anomaly this past relations I'm kind of recall nope
[02:46:36] how would the terrace even affect the traffic and fentanyl no it's just like
[02:46:39] Like, it is an incredibly silly legal justification for why Trump is engaging in these retaliatory
[02:46:51] tariffs.
[02:46:52] He can't just be like, I'm just going to tariff you because I want to cripple your economy
[02:46:58] or I'm just going to tariff you for this or that reason.
[02:47:02] So he has to come up with a reason for why he's doing this.
[02:47:07] And in his mind, the best way to package this is by talking about issues that he talked
[02:47:12] about throughout the election, which is fentanyl deaths.
[02:47:16] Okay.
[02:47:18] He has no legal power to do it without declaring an emergency on FENT.
[02:47:50] Okay.
[02:47:51] Well, let's continue with this.
[02:47:53] But President Trump just responding to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau writing this
[02:47:57] on true social quote, please explain to Governor Trudeau of Canada that when he
[02:48:01] puts on a retaliatory tariff on the U.S., a reciprocal tariff, will immediately crease
[02:48:07] by a like amount.
[02:48:09] Harris, the fight began on your show, it's reloaded, it doesn't seem like Trump's backing
[02:48:13] down.
[02:48:14] Look, I mean, he's not President Trump.
[02:48:18] He is the prime minister of a neighboring country on its way out, on his way out.
[02:48:23] And I don't think he gamed out the things that he said and the effect that it could
[02:48:27] potentially have on the Canadian people.
[02:48:29] He made a selfish move today, and he called the president of the United States dumb.
[02:48:36] So look, or his actions dumb, it effectively is the same thing the way he put it.
[02:48:41] So look, I mean, this is not going to lift Canada's position at all, and it just makes
[02:48:47] the art of the deal much more difficult for Trudeau on behalf of his country.
[02:48:51] And he's running out of time.
[02:48:52] So we're dealing with him now in 30 days, the process, or less than 30 days by
[02:48:56] at the end of this month, begins to replace him
[02:48:59] for his exit announcement about a month and a half ago.
[02:49:02] So then we're gonna be dealing with somebody else.
[02:49:04] I mean, if he really wants, he has nothing to lose.
[02:49:06] I put this out there, but I think,
[02:49:09] you know, he's legacy leadership in that country.
[02:49:12] He is marring the name Trudeau for times to come.
[02:49:15] He needs to Zelensky this, either get on your ex,
[02:49:19] pick up the phone and say, look, here's what I meant
[02:49:22] and clean it up on aisle seven.
[02:49:24] We'll see if it happens.
[02:49:25] You know, and Sandra, as we think about this, you know, I just think back to first term and
[02:49:28] some of the headlines like, Politico, Trump drops tariff threat on Mexico after a migration
[02:49:34] deal is reached.
[02:49:35] And we remember the USMCA, the impetus for that was a tariff threat, and you end up
[02:49:40] getting this trade deal.
[02:49:42] So a lot of times with Trump, he's taking these moves, he's making these moves, and
[02:49:46] you wonder if it's pursuant to something that comes on the horizon, but you have
[02:49:49] to have another leader on the other side willing to concede.
[02:49:52] And with Trudeau, he doesn't have a lot to lose on his way out the door.
[02:49:55] Well, remember, he's ginned up a lot of support for this by saying, we're not going to be
[02:49:59] taking advantage of it anymore.
[02:50:01] And if he sticks to that message, he'll continue to get support for this.
[02:50:04] This is obviously playing out in a very public way.
[02:50:06] I was just taking a peek at the markets to see if there is a reaction to the president's
[02:50:10] response.
[02:50:11] And if anything, the markets have come off of their lows.
[02:50:14] Oh, look at that.
[02:50:27] I, I give all glory to Jusha, okay, all the time to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
[02:50:36] So please do not misunderstand me when I say this. But this is like, this is literally the
[02:50:48] old Korean lady on television, okay? This is crazy. I mean, someone's got to have that
[02:51:01] Dear leader link. I mean, come on. Does the market price in radicalizing your northern neighbors to load you?
[02:51:10] No, it does kind of feel it does kind of feel like they're doing the
[02:51:22] Do you just send me a rush of today like that's crazy. That's crazy chatter
[02:51:29] There's no other link that has uh has has actually
[02:51:35] no other outlet
[02:51:36] Talking about Claudia, Claudia's statements. Are you trying to get me clapped? Well, what the hell?
[02:51:47] Are you trying to get me destroyed again by Libs? Libs are gonna be like, there it is.
[02:52:02] Yeah, this is, this is Fox News.
[02:52:05] That's my goat. I love her. Okay. I love her. She's amazing.
[02:52:22] Right. So, um, I mean, this is fascinating to see this play out in such a public way. Um,
[02:52:29] how does Esther see this uncertainty? You know, I don't think you can look at the market and
[02:52:34] and just say that it's saying it doesn't like the tariffs or it loves the tariffs because
[02:52:38] the market's up one day or down one day.
[02:52:41] Just uncertainty investors cannot stand.
[02:52:44] And so markets will go down if they don't know what's happening next.
[02:52:47] And perhaps that's what we're seeing right now.
[02:52:48] Some certainty maybe Canada will call.
[02:52:50] Yeah, maybe.
[02:52:51] Well, Mr. Chauvin is, no, no, I actually like her.
[02:52:55] I don't like these people, but I like her.
[02:52:58] She deserves the new flat that she got, that was gifted to her by Kim Jong-un, okay?
[02:53:05] We'll all wait with faded breath to see what happens next.
[02:53:08] This is all playing out right now.
[02:53:09] To be fair, they granted Biden the same amount of charity?
[02:53:12] No, that's not true.
[02:53:14] I mean, they did on certain issues, like when they talked about how brilliant he
[02:53:17] was and how he wasn't actually mentally decrepit.
[02:53:22] But bro, there is no comparison here.
[02:53:27] Fox News of Donald Trump versus CNN to Joe Biden is crazy. They actively lie to the American public
[02:53:35] about his mental faculties. That much is true. But when Joe Biden would do stuff, they would
[02:53:41] absolutely laser him in the off chance that he actually did anything really,
[02:53:48] like pulling out of Afghanistan. Do you not remember? They constantly also harped on him
[02:53:53] for not being right-wing enough. They constantly harped on him for not being right-wing enough
[02:54:01] in terms of the migrant crisis at the border. They actively hammered him.
[02:54:10] Rather dramatically ahead of tonight's joint address to Congress.
[02:54:15] Yeah, that's going to be 6 p.m. Doug Ford warns Trump he will cut off energy to the U.S. with
[02:54:20] a smile on my face if it comes to it. Okay? They're nervous because of President Trump.
[02:54:28] We have to make sure, you have two choices here folks.
[02:54:31] We roll over as a country and just let them run over us.
[02:54:35] Or we fight like hell, like with number four before,
[02:54:38] I'm taking option two. I'm fighting like hell and we're going to
[02:54:42] protect Canada. He's underestimating the Canadian
[02:54:45] people, the resilience of the Canadian people, and the strength of the
[02:54:49] Canadian people. I said number one, I don't start a
[02:54:53] terror war, but we're going to win this
[02:54:55] right off the hook. I've directed the LCBO, we're the largest purchaser of alcohol in the world to remove every bit of U.S. alcohol off the shelves. I know my good friend, the governor of Kentucky, he's losing his mind right now. I said you better talk to your president. Mitch McConnell, senior senator from Kentucky, they're losing their mind. We purchase over a billion dollars of alcohol, 3,600 products.
[02:55:24] it's going to hit them.
[02:55:26] We would call them the kitchen table issues.
[02:55:28] Then we're going to cancel starlings right away from Elon Musk.
[02:55:32] Not that $100 million makes a difference for them, but it's principal.
[02:55:36] I've directed the procurement of over $30 billion of goods.
[02:55:42] Not to go to the U.S. to make sure we buy Ontario first.
[02:55:47] And if we can't find it in Ontario and we can't build it in Ontario,
[02:55:50] we go across the country.
[02:55:52] in Ontario, we go across the country. All right. And our retaliation is going to be surgically
[02:56:01] targeted to create the maximum pressure on the White House to stop what the Wall Street Journal
[02:56:09] has described quite rightly as the dumbest. Dude, if Canada does a BDS on America,
[02:56:16] up. It would be so awesome. I mean, look, more power to you guys. Okay. More power to you.
[02:56:24] Okay. Developing resentment towards America KKK in this way. Perhaps it should have happened
[02:56:32] for a million different reasons and for better ones, but I'll take it where I can get it.
[02:56:42] Canadians, I am with you. Well, let your chat know that Doug Ford is a monster calling
[02:56:49] in bases gross. Yeah, for sure. This is also making the worst people in Canadian politics
[02:56:55] look good too, especially in the eyes of Canadians in general.
[02:57:00] Trade war in history. An example of a measure that I would-
[02:57:03] Just don't boycott me, okay? I'm a anti-imperialist, anti-American content creator. So please
[02:57:09] don't, please keep building a carve out for your BDS Canadian Hassanabi heads and
[02:57:16] please keep subscribing with your Canadian dollars even if it's not at the top of the hour, okay?
[02:57:24] What you can do for I think what is like six, seven Canadian dollars
[02:57:29] or for free with a Twitch Prime, you can still use your Twitch Prime to subscribe,
[02:57:35] especially if you couldn't resubscribe yesterday because I got banned for those of you who don't
[02:57:41] know. So it's eight CAD. Okay. Eight dollars CAD. Don't worry. You're an honorary member
[02:57:51] of the Quebec Libre movement. We got you. I am. I am. This is true. Canuck books. Yeah.
[02:58:04] Like this, this is actually correct. Here's the other thing. Where is it? Doug Ford just
[02:58:08] won another election. I think it was a large part due to his response to the tariffs.
[02:58:11] We will continue to, he will continue to dismantle healthcare in Ontario, exactly.
[02:58:16] So Trump's idiotic actions against Canada has unironically made people like Doug Ford
[02:58:24] look better.
[02:58:26] And now, with that popularity, with that popular mandate, Doug Ford will continue to undermine
[02:58:32] social services in Ontario.
[02:58:34] So what is this?
[02:58:38] Got a new contract while he was banned?
[02:58:40] Unbelievable.
[02:58:41] I did not get a new contract.
[02:58:42] I am not running as I was kidding.
[02:58:46] Subscribing.
[02:58:47] Um, which you don't have to do it, but if you want to, you can subscribe.
[02:58:52] You can send me links if you subscribe and clip stuff.
[02:58:55] You get some, you get some amenities.
[02:58:58] What squeaks at some choice words for your video.
[02:59:05] What is this?
[02:59:06] I've probably been banned.
[02:59:08] He's on so cool.
[02:59:12] He sounds like a vibrator.
[02:59:14] I
[02:59:16] That's crazy
[02:59:20] She's crazy, what's up, everyone you're seeing this
[02:59:30] That's crazy, I'll take it much better than
[02:59:34] excuse
[02:59:36] Snake dude
[02:59:37] Ex you called out twitch for unbending house. I've only have one day after suspending him
[02:59:41] just comical did the water job did he said snake excuse snake you're the snake
[03:00:02] baby did why are you surrounded by bags that was real come on dude look at the
[03:00:22] industry like yes twitch streaming is look there are a lot of wonderful people
[03:00:35] that I've met in this career. Okay. And then there are a lot of people who have absolutely
[03:00:42] abused my charitable nature over and over again. It's not surprising if you've been following
[03:00:51] any of the ecstasy drama between me and him for the past couple of years, I think you
[03:00:55] know where he stands on all these issues. He is actively trying to win back people
[03:01:02] now and more power to him, but he's always going to farm me. The quicker you understand
[03:01:19] that a lot of people have direct financial incentives and that's the only thing they
[03:01:25] care about and nothing else, the easier you will make sense of how people operate in
[03:01:30] this industry is just the truth. You should farm him to be honest. I don't give a shit.
[03:01:54] already rich. What do you mean? I know he is. And in the process, he shed a lot of the, he basically
[03:02:07] forced a lot of people, forced a lot of people's hands into, into just like shutting him out.
[03:02:14] He'll, he'll still be able to collaborate with many other people. He is a massive audience. And
[03:02:18] eventually if he's like even a little bit nice to them, that a lot of content creators will
[03:02:24] return and collaborate with him and stuff like that. But, but yeah, I mean, he's talked about
[03:02:31] how lonely he feels and how shitty this industry is without recognizing that it's because he treated
[03:02:37] everybody like shit. There is virtually no other way to describe this, okay? That's it.
[03:02:46] He has actively treated every single content creator in his orbit like shit.
[03:02:52] No matter how nice people have been to him if you smell dog poop everywhere you go
[03:03:15] You wake up and you smell shit go to the coffee shop you smell shit
[03:03:20] Maybe
[03:03:23] Maybe it's not everywhere else. That's most like shit. Maybe you are the one who stepped in the shit
[03:03:29] Or maybe you are the piece of shit and it's not just a to see a lot of content creators of major egos myself included
[03:03:40] You know you it's understandable. It is what it is. Let's get back to the
[03:04:14] Where was it? Let's get back to the tariff 100%
[03:04:24] Tariffs on Tesla's Canadian Prime Minister candidate reveals tariff response plans against the United States
[03:04:29] I was considering writing a piece based on why so many people attack you over other left-wing voices online
[03:04:37] The far right is a term for the jockeying that happens in spaces that are before politics
[03:04:41] but which create the cultural narratives that far right use to convert people. Metapolitics.
[03:04:45] You exist in gaming and anime spaces. The left winger and someone who completely debunks
[03:04:48] all the stereotypes the right likes to use to discredit the left is why you get so much
[03:04:52] heat. Yeah, it's also why I have also retained a relatively sizable audience in spite of
[03:04:58] all of that. And I think that really pisses people off. That's what it is. That frustrates
[03:05:08] a lot of people where they're like, why is nobody why, why do people still subscribe
[03:05:12] to him. Why do people still support this guy? He's bad. Look at all of these, look at all
[03:05:21] of my friends that say he's bad. Do you still think, do you think you still attract new audiences
[03:05:47] considering the hate train you get? Yeah. I think the, the hate train is, is so overwhelming
[03:05:53] and so consistent that I think a lot of people go, I'm going to look, I'm going to look
[03:05:57] into this myself. There are plenty of people who come in here and they're like, okay,
[03:06:02] maybe I was a little misguided about the way that people presented you.
[03:06:05] And I think that funnels in new people all the time. Because like, I've seen this quite a bit,
[03:06:16] especially with like the Ethan Klein stuff, where Ethan is not exactly a popular content creator
[03:06:23] either. He's been around for quite a long time. And a lot of people have made up their minds on
[03:06:29] him. And some people like him a lot and a lot of people also despise him online. Some of the
[03:06:35] reasons why a lot of people despise him online are ridiculous reasons and bad reasons. And there's
[03:06:40] also good reasons for why people are angry at him as well. And in that process, when he just
[03:06:47] like engages in an extensive, extensive crash out, people go, okay, well, his insanity caused
[03:06:54] me to go and take a look, you know, because you can't maintain a reasonable approach if
[03:07:10] you're so, if you're actively just like going everything and anything that this person does
[03:07:15] is wrong and I'm going to assume the exact opposite, the exact opposite position people
[03:07:22] just gonna be like all right well you know maybe i'll make up my mind on my own
[03:08:02] my goat claudia i wish i wish mexico and an ex
[03:08:08] I wish Mexico and annex America so that we could be under the protectorate of Claudia Scheinbaum.
[03:08:15] It is by no means our purpose to start an economic or trade confrontation.
[03:08:20] I love her.
[03:08:23] Which unfortunately and regrettably is the opposite of what we should be doing.
[03:08:29] That is integrating our economies more to strengthen our region.
[03:08:34] Nobody wins with this decision.
[03:08:38] On the contrary, it affects the people we represent.
[03:08:41] To the Mexican women and men, ooh, she's woke, she said women first.
[03:08:49] I remind you that we have based the growth for the last six years on the strengthening
[03:08:57] of the domestic market, the creation of jobs through public investment, and the
[03:09:04] increase in minimum wage and welfare programs. Amazing. Also, retaliatory tariffs are coming
[03:09:16] in from China as well. I'm an example of making up my mind on my own. I feel like the hate
[03:09:23] of song is pretty unfair. Do I agree with everything Assange says? No, but I also don't understand
[03:09:26] the level of hate that is directed this way. It's parasocial. That's what it is. A lot of
[03:09:32] A lot of people have parasocial desires to do right by their favorite content creators.
[03:09:38] And when their favorite content creators are actively making money constantly and consistently
[03:09:42] saying I'm the worst person on the planet, on the, on the face of the planet every single
[03:09:48] day, they start believing them.
[03:09:50] I don't even fault those people to be honest.
[03:09:55] I genuinely don't fault those people because most people are busy.
[03:10:01] They got jobs.
[03:10:02] don't have time to come in and tune in and make up their own minds about a
[03:10:06] content creator. It just kind of like washes away and they just developed that
[03:10:11] resentment without really considering it because the content creator that they
[03:10:16] trust is actively poisoning the well. The people however that do actually
[03:10:24] follow through on the brigading and you know consistently freaking out over
[03:10:30] this kind of thing. That's a little different. Like that, that is, you know, how are you,
[03:10:40] how are you engaging in what you consider to be a righteous battle for a random content creator?
[03:10:45] My guy, you also say some really dumb shit sometimes. Yeah. Well, again, I'm a, I'm a
[03:10:51] Twitch trimmer. Of course I say dumb shit from time to time, perhaps even all the time.
[03:10:58] Like, what do you mean? Who doesn't say dumb shit? Do you not say dumb shit on a day to
[03:11:02] day basis, the only difference is you're not standing in front of 50,000 people and you
[03:11:06] don't have active people trying to clip that and immediately be like, see, this is bad.
[03:11:12] And also, you know, weaponizing their misunderstanding, the dumb shit they're referring to as, alright,
[03:11:25] as that would be a beautiful future. Let me tell you, yeah, so many people you meet
[03:11:39] or collab IRL say that they assumed you were mean based on all the clip chimps out
[03:11:42] of you out there. Yep. Let's continue. Let's see what the Chinese retaliatory terrorist
[03:12:08] look like.
[03:12:09] China, let's get to China as that country does retaliate against these tariffs. Our
[03:12:13] Eunice Yun is in Beijing with the latest. Hi Eunice.
[03:12:16] Hey Carl, well the Chinese government as you guys had mentioned had threatened all necessary
[03:12:23] measures, countermeasures when it comes to their reaction. But this batch actually
[03:12:29] was relatively limited.
[03:12:31] Minutes after President Trump's tariffs had kicked in, China announced tariffs on the agricultural
[03:12:37] sector for the main part.
[03:12:39] This was 10 to 15 percent tariffs on imports of soybeans, sorghum, beef, fruits, chicken,
[03:12:45] corn, cotton, wheat.
[03:12:47] Some of the, in one case or in some of the cases, China is the biggest buyer of these
[03:12:51] products, such as soybeans and cotton.
[03:12:54] During President Trump's first trade war, China had also targeted agricultural products
[03:13:00] and at that time it was really seen as a political calculation that China would want to target
[03:13:06] a President Trump's political base.
[03:13:08] Now this time the Chinese also imposed various business restrictions on more than 25 companies.
[03:13:15] Ten of them were added to an unreliable entity list, so their blacklist did 15
[03:13:20] added to export control list.
[03:13:22] A lot of these firms were, for the most part, in the defense industry, don't have a whole
[03:13:27] lot of business in China, any at all. Yeah. I mean, it's not like, it's not like America's letting
[03:13:34] China purchase American weapons anyway, right? And had already been sanctioned by Beijing.
[03:13:39] The one interesting company was among all of these was Illumina. This was the company that
[03:13:45] had been blacklisted in February after President Trump's February tariffs had kicked in.
[03:13:51] that company has now been banned from importing its gene sequencer machines. And China does
[03:13:57] account for 7% of Illumina's sales. That was the most high-profile corporate among the group.
[03:14:04] So it does give you a sense that we're seeing a lot of action, a lot of noise with these
[03:14:11] measures, but no household names. Unis, our Commerce Secretary was on a few moments ago,
[03:14:18] really emphasizing the element about fentanyl and the journal piece today
[03:14:22] reads, Chinese officials have said in recent weeks that US tariffs make them
[03:14:27] less likely to help solve the fentanyl problem. Is that true?
[03:14:31] Well for President Xi Jinping he is not going to be like the Canadian or
[03:14:39] Mexican leaders not going to be seen as somebody who would pick up the phone
[03:14:42] and try to work something out with with President Trump and be seen as
[03:14:47] as kind of bending the knee to President Trump
[03:14:50] to the Chinese public.
[03:14:52] So President Xi would probably go to Trump
[03:14:54] to on his own terms.
[03:14:57] And that is really important for the Chinese leadership
[03:15:00] to make sure that their public knows that
[03:15:04] or at least believes that President Xi is in control.
[03:15:09] Unis, when it comes to some of these agricultural products
[03:15:12] chicken, wheat, corn, cotton, you know, 15% tariffs.
[03:15:17] Are there other places that Chinese
[03:15:20] are going to be able to go
[03:15:22] to find those kinds of agricultural products
[03:15:24] at a lesser price, do you know?
[03:15:27] Yeah, definitely, they've been doing this,
[03:15:29] they've been diversifying since 2018.
[03:15:32] So they've been moving to looking at Brazil
[03:15:36] for the most part for, say, corn,
[03:15:38] they've been trying to reduce a lot of their alliance
[03:15:41] on the U.S. when it comes to these agricultural products,
[03:15:44] and that's expected to continue,
[03:15:45] especially in this climate.
[03:15:47] Now, Eunice, I also remember,
[03:15:49] I'm sure we had conversation around this at the time
[03:15:52] when we reached, under the last Trump administration,
[03:15:54] there was a deal reached with China in some way
[03:15:56] that involved them buying a lot of agricultural products.
[03:16:00] I don't remember the exact target number,
[03:16:02] but I don't believe it was ever met.
[03:16:06] Right, and that has been one of the sticking points
[03:16:10] that the Trump administration,
[03:16:12] as well as a lot of other folks in the U.S.
[03:16:13] have said about that 2020 trade deal,
[03:16:17] the phase one trade deal.
[03:16:19] There's been some discussion though, ironically here,
[03:16:22] that the Chinese will want to return
[03:16:24] to that 2020 phase one trade deal,
[03:16:27] that they would agree to buy a lot of U.S. products,
[03:16:31] not only agricultural products, but from their perspective,
[03:16:33] a lot of high tech products,
[03:16:35] and that's something necessarily
[03:16:37] that the U.S. would want to see.
[03:16:39] But there is this belief that the Chinese leadership does prefer going back to that kind of grander economic deal.
[03:16:50] Yep.
[03:16:57] I saw you on Trash Taste, I thought you were a pretty cool guy.
[03:16:59] I saw the Hayden decided to come check you out.
[03:17:01] Well, make no mistake, Chatter.
[03:17:05] This is a very scary and very dangerous community.
[03:17:14] Very, very scary.
[03:17:16] The things that we talk about in here. It's also weird though, because like
[03:17:27] virtually every single person that spends an insane amount of time
[03:17:32] Actively saying how bad I am end up making a fool of themselves in the process. I don't know why
[03:17:47] Spooky scary
[03:17:50] I'm a bad boy. I used to be a hate watcher now after a while of being here. I still hate watch except now
[03:18:10] I hate watch hogs through you nice
[03:18:13] We're going to get to the second thing that the Trump administration did in my absence,
[03:18:25] which is, of course, cutting weapons supplies to Ukraine.
[03:18:32] It turns out that the American government, shockingly, is capable of stopping weapons
[03:18:38] transfers to a foreign nation.
[03:18:41] I'm shocked to find out because I've been covering this, you know, Israel stuff for
[03:18:45] worked quite a while and I never knew that that was a reality for the American government.
[03:18:51] I thought that there was just nothing that could potentially stop the flow of weapons
[03:18:55] to a foreign nation. Of course, we're doing that to a country that is, you know, defending
[03:19:02] itself from a Russian invasion and not necessarily a country that is doing ethnic
[03:19:10] cleansing of Palestinians. But before we get to all of that, let's watch the Trump supporters
[03:19:18] walking away from CNN interview when pressed about Musk's actions, because I do want to
[03:19:22] see the hogs here. This is quite literally, uh, hogs going hog wild.
[03:19:27] You know somebody smarter than Elon Musk. You can be smart and immoral. You can be smart
[03:19:38] and make bad decisions.
[03:19:39] You are 100% right about that.
[03:19:40] There's no doubt about that.
[03:19:42] It does not get me false.
[03:19:43] I'm 100% team Musk.
[03:19:46] Josh Eben Kirkland is one of the people we spoke to
[03:19:49] at a hob show in Mayhunter, Georgia.
[03:19:51] We first came to Brantley County right before the election
[03:19:54] because it was the most pro-Trump County
[03:19:55] in a swing state in 2020.
[03:19:58] People had had a strong emotional connection
[03:20:00] to President Trump.
[03:20:01] And they thought Trump was for them instead of the elites.
[03:20:04] So we wanted to see what they made
[03:20:05] of billionaire Elon Musk.
[03:20:07] There's a lot of if-hands and buts about Musk
[03:20:10] and he's a brilliant man himself.
[03:20:12] I think a lot of people are scared
[03:20:13] that the two of them have teamed up.
[03:20:15] Last time we were here, Captain.
[03:20:17] I loved it.
[03:20:17] I mean, this is straight up my favorite thing.
[03:20:21] As you guys know, people who sell Trump merch,
[03:20:24] like their entire lives revolve around
[03:20:27] getting products from China and drop shipping products
[03:20:29] from China and just like selling it
[03:20:31] to dumb American hogs.
[03:20:34] It's awesome.
[03:20:37] At the Hendricks sold Trump merch in a corner of her boutique.
[03:20:40] Yeah. People who will perhaps suffer the most.
[03:20:48] People who will perhaps suffer the most from tariffs on China.
[03:20:54] I sold out of everything. I sold out of all my Trump stuff.
[03:20:57] I have sold the daddy's home.
[03:21:00] Why do people like that? Calling Trump daddy.
[03:21:03] There is a security in daddy. Mama is the one that runs everything.
[03:21:07] is the one that does everything, but there is a security in daddy. When daddy wraps his arms
[03:21:12] around you, you feel like the whole world is just, you're safe. And this is pure sexual pathology.
[03:21:28] Straight up. Amazing. Fantastic. Okay, this is, I mean, it's not interesting. This is at the
[03:21:38] heart of a lot of the reception for Trump. That is what it is. So
[03:21:46] much. When did hogwash become goonwash bro? Listen, he gets
[03:21:50] the debbers and the barbers quaking. Okay, that Barbussy is
[03:21:55] quaking. Everything is, everything's gonna be okay.
[03:22:01] And that's the way they mean it. And that's the way they
[03:22:03] mean it. Because you know, on the internet, at least,
[03:22:06] Sometimes it has like a sexual meaning.
[03:22:09] Oh, Lord.
[03:22:10] So what do you think of the job he's done so far?
[03:22:12] It's like Christmas morning every single day.
[03:22:15] Ha ha ha ha!
[03:22:19] Egg prices are $35 a carton.
[03:22:22] Let me tell you, Christmas morning.
[03:22:34] What has he done
[03:22:37] that has noticeably improved your life
[03:22:41] in a meaningful fashion in the past 30 plus days that he's been in office, almost 44,
[03:22:48] 44 days that he's been in office. What has he done? It's so great made them come. Yeah.
[03:23:03] I guess Hendrix introduced us to Candice Taylor, who declared she's running for Congress that
[03:23:08] very day on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast. I wanted to announce with you, you are
[03:23:13] I mean, this is, the accent is off, but this is kingdom come ass bullshit, okay?
[03:23:20] Our heavenly father is anointed the lordship, in the position of absolute authority, my lord,
[03:23:28] my liege, my life for you, my liege, I do not need the bounty of your life, I do not
[03:23:35] need the bounty of your life, I do not need the bounty of your life, I do not need
[03:23:42] the bounties of the I do not need access to the common good nor do I need the eggs that my chickens
[03:23:54] lay it's all for you my lordship the dollars I have this budget and my family has to tighten our
[03:24:02] belt and not go on vacation because of it I'm down with that oh wait oh my god she literally did
[03:24:10] That was it. I was joking Trump. So if Elon Musk wants to cut trillions of dollars out of this budget
[03:24:16] And if my family has to tighten our belt and not go on vacation because of it. I'm down with that
[03:24:27] Why what the hell bro? Oh my god. Oh my it's so good. It's amazing. Yeah. No, I don't I don't need goods
[03:24:56] It's for a greater cause
[03:24:58] So you
[03:24:59] welcome
[03:25:01] some personal financial hardship if you think in the long run it will help. Yeah, I've already
[03:25:07] experienced it. Under Biden, with inflation, I mean, were you happy to pay the higher prices
[03:25:12] or did you think that was a failing of his presidency? It was a tremendous failing.
[03:25:17] All right, how long are you willing to wait for the economic?
[03:25:22] I'm sorry. How do you know? What? You don't understand what's going on here?
[03:25:29] Here, you just said the economic hardships are fine, because the God, our heavenly father
[03:25:38] anointed Donald Trump to be president.
[03:25:45] The economic hardships of Biden was a tremendous failure.
[03:25:50] Like in the same, what, how?
[03:25:52] Like, do you not have any self preservation skills?
[03:25:59] Like I don't understand how these people don't realize that like they look like absolute
[03:26:05] dumbasses. It's just, you look, you sound like you're in a cult. I mean, you are in a cult.
[03:26:15] It is a cult. This is cultish thinking. Was Biden anointed by God? No. That's right. Didn't think
[03:26:25] so. True. Fair. Facts. You're right.
[03:26:30] Now it changes your herpency for the prices to come down.
[03:26:33] Oh, I'm good. If President Trump wants to run in 2028.
[03:26:36] In 2022, Taylor ran in the Republican primary for governor with a Jesus Gunn's
[03:26:40] baby slogan and lost.
[03:26:42] But why run for Congress if some billionaire can just undo whatever budget you pass whenever
[03:26:49] laws are passed?
[03:26:50] Oh, he's not undoing everything.
[03:26:54] He's dealing with stuff that's frivolous.
[03:26:57] Most people we spoke to were enthusiastic about Musk.
[03:27:00] We did meet three people who had some concerns about the firing of federal workers, but
[03:27:05] the only one who wanted to say so on camera was Corbett Wilson.
[03:27:08] One of the rare Trump skeptics we found the last time we visited.
[03:27:12] Prices of groceries, egg prices haven't gone down since Trump took office.
[03:27:17] Give him a little bit of time.
[03:27:18] When you come back in a year or two years, let's look at the halfway point because we
[03:27:23] all know everything takes time.
[03:27:25] Well, he promised it on the first day.
[03:27:28] He promises to take space.
[03:27:29] And anybody that believed that's crazy.
[03:27:31] He also said that it would probably be a little more painful to start with, but
[03:27:34] it would get better.
[03:27:35] We got to get everybody's right on that.
[03:27:39] You talking about a contractor?
[03:27:45] I think in some respects liberals have tainted, in their own base of support, they've tainted
[03:27:53] like populism as an effective communication tool so much.
[03:27:59] And they just actively undermine people that could actually reach these guys so much.
[03:28:05] like Bernie Sanders that they've made way for someone like Donald Trump to come in and basically
[03:28:11] brainwash these people. I mean, there's a lot of internalized resentment there that plays
[03:28:17] a role as well, like, cuz Trump is playing on a lot of the things that they care about.
[03:28:22] A lot of things that television has told them they should be afraid of, right? I'm just,
[03:28:31] I guess my point is I'm jealous. I'm jealous that economic hardships in the short term
[03:28:38] are likely for anyone that changes the trajectory of American empire or changes the trajectory
[03:28:44] of the American economy, right? Make no mistake.
[03:28:48] I think that if there was some kind of communist Trump, for example, a laughable notion for
[03:28:54] many different reasons, I'm not going to get into it right now, but if there was
[03:28:57] a situation like that, like I'm sure that there would be some economic struggle in the interim
[03:29:02] when you're, you know, breaking the system only to rebuild it. But the reality of the matter is
[03:29:11] no one would entertain this, like no one would ever entertain this, even sidestepping away
[03:29:17] from the way things work by a liberal administration, by like 1%, by a tiny sliver margin
[03:29:24] and would cause people to, you know, do riots in America.
[03:29:31] Okay, these people are the same people that lost their minds when, ironically enough, Donald
[03:29:37] Trump was the one who told them that they can't get haircuts.
[03:29:41] Donald Trump immediately turned around and said, okay, it's up to the states.
[03:29:46] I mean, he buckled.
[03:29:48] He caved.
[03:29:49] He did not care about the the preservation of American health. I
[03:30:04] I don't know I can't help but feel I can't help but feel jealous that Trump has
[03:30:09] this level of of brainwashing capabilities on these kinds of Americans
[03:30:16] who support him. Or even if he does things that Americans truly care about
[03:30:22] which is like cost of goods.
[03:30:25] They're still like, no, no, it's gonna be better.
[03:30:27] It's gonna get better.
[03:30:29] Jealous? Yes, I am.
[03:30:31] I am jealous.
[03:30:32] He loves a contractor too.
[03:30:34] Who looks in the hand?
[03:30:35] There needs to be somebody?
[03:30:37] Nobody questions his bills.
[03:30:39] Do you trust Elon Musk?
[03:30:41] He's a government contractor.
[03:30:43] He's got business interests,
[03:30:46] whether in defense, internet, that kind of thing.
[03:30:49] He's also admitted to drug use.
[03:30:51] Smoked pot on the Joe Rogan show.
[03:30:53] Do you trust him as like a stable, rational,
[03:30:56] and reasonable person to be doing this job?
[03:30:59] Yes.
[03:31:00] Hey, he's a Republican.
[03:31:02] You ain't gonna help him out with that.
[03:31:03] There's pot heads all over this country.
[03:31:06] Y'all sitting here trying to back down
[03:31:07] 90% of this country, Republican or Democrat,
[03:31:11] call it this old dab gum, tell Smoked Pot.
[03:31:13] No, that doesn't.
[03:31:16] The conversation devolved quickly.
[03:31:18] I mean he looks like the perfect guy to say dad gum unlike that one sitting us
[03:31:23] represented we were talking about anticipated the emotional connection we
[03:31:27] already felt with my
[03:31:30] woman he said on TV and smoke pot
[03:31:34] well I haven't I look here I'm saying it don't matter
[03:31:38] that that makes him unqualified to do a job
[03:31:42] I mean she's coming in here with ignorant arguments
[03:31:46] I can prove you a Democrat by the level of rigidity that you portray, but you show it.
[03:31:55] Donald Trump, Elon Musk, please drain the swamp while you there, get the job done.
[03:32:05] In cult psychology, this is referred to as a thought terminating term, okay?
[03:32:13] Get her done, get the job done, drain the swamp.
[03:32:17] It's over.
[03:32:18] over at that point. Okay? He just hit the line and he's moving on. He does not like
[03:32:25] the contradictions that have been exposed. He's double-fisting the soda, which I love,
[03:32:30] okay, respect to this big boy. Normalize not being jealous of sociopaths' law. Dude,
[03:32:39] I don't care what the mental faculties of a person are if they're bringing healthcare,
[03:32:45] you know, if they're bringing Medicare for all to the table. I just, I don't care.
[03:32:49] Yeah, I'd rather have a sociopathic pro medicare for all candidate who was able to in the most
[03:32:58] charismatic ways possible to whip up support for it.
[03:33:03] I, I can't stress this enough.
[03:33:05] You know what I mean?
[03:33:08] Pretty sure one's a spit cup.
[03:33:10] That's right.
[03:33:11] That's right, baby, because he's brave, bold, and a God dang patriot.
[03:33:15] All right.
[03:33:28] Let's talk about Zelensky.
[03:33:31] Okay.
[03:33:32] As I said earlier, it turns out that the American government does have the capability of stopping the flow of weapons to a foreign nation.
[03:33:41] You might have been confused by this. You might have been shocked by this if you were watching anything happening with Israel.
[03:33:50] It seems like we have an inability to stop the flow of weapons to a country that is offensively committing a genocide.
[03:33:58] We certainly do have the capabilities of stopping the flow of weapons to a country that is defending
[03:34:04] itself from a foreign nation.
[03:34:07] So let's take a look as Donald Trump has said yesterday that he is going to stop the
[03:34:16] weapons flow into Ukraine.
[03:34:18] Here is the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky saying what Ukraine will do next
[03:34:23] without USAID.
[03:34:24] Dear Ukrainians and Ukrainians, today many people have the same question.
[03:34:30] What will happen next with US assistance?
[03:34:33] I have instructed Ukraine's Minister of Defense, the heads of our intelligence agencies and
[03:34:37] our diplomats to contact their counterparts in the United States.
[03:34:40] Are you going to stay on until the State of the Union tonight?
[03:34:42] It's at 6 p.m.
[03:34:43] So yes, the answer is yes.
[03:34:44] I will be live and alive during the State of the Union.
[03:34:48] It's not an official State of the Union, by the way, to contact their counterparts
[03:35:01] in the United States and to obtain official information, people should not have to guess.
[03:35:08] Ukraine and America deserve a respectful dialogue and a clear position from one another,
[03:35:15] especially when it comes to protecting lives during a full-scale war.
[03:35:20] Of course, in Ukraine, we have been receiving various signals for weeks now, and there
[03:35:24] has already been a precedent for aid being halted.
[03:35:27] There was a suspension of humanitarian aid, of energy aid.
[03:35:32] There was also a halt in military aid at the end of January.
[03:35:36] But at that time, everything was quickly resumed.
[03:35:41] We saw the risks.
[03:35:42] Therefore, our agencies, both military and special services,
[03:35:46] managed to develop action algorithms
[03:35:48] for any developments in the situation.
[03:35:51] This is not 2022 anymore.
[03:35:53] Our resilience is stronger now.
[03:35:55] We have the means to defend ourselves.
[03:35:58] But for us maintaining normal partnership-based relations with America is essential to bringing
[03:36:02] the war to a real end.
[03:36:04] No one wants an endless war.
[03:36:08] Ukraine will always be grateful to the US for all the support that has been and is
[03:36:16] being provided, which is working to preserve the now rather fragile foundations of security
[03:36:21] in Europe.
[03:36:23] After all, this is not just about our country.
[03:36:25] It is about everyone in Europe.
[03:36:28] We seek constructive cooperation, partnership-based relations.
[03:36:32] We can only regret what happened at the White House instead of our negotiations.
[03:36:37] But we must find the strength to move forward, to respect one another, just as we have always
[03:36:44] respected America, Europe, and all of our partners, and to do everything together to
[03:36:52] bring peace closer.
[03:36:54] And thank everyone who is supporting Ukraine in this effort.
[03:36:58] Today I have spoken with the President of Finland, what, yeah, the Trump Party claimed
[03:37:06] that they got the deal, I know.
[03:37:09] The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Prime Minister of Greece, Prime Minister of
[03:37:12] Croatia, and NATO Secretary General and the leader of the German CDU Party, Frederic
[03:37:18] Mertz, the very party that won the recent Bundestag elections.
[03:37:25] support for Ukraine. Thank you about significant funds. And then he just talks about Ukraine
[03:37:31] deserve respect here. He says that there's consultations. Ukrainians deserve peace.
[03:37:36] Ukrainians deserve respect. Their positions are demands regarding Ukraine. We know the
[03:37:46] Russians have not changed their positions or demands regarding Ukraine. They will insist
[03:37:51] on reducing our army they will seek a legal renunciation of our territory as well as a
[03:37:58] significant political deformation of Ukraine with the weakening of the Ukrainian constitution.
[03:38:06] Okay, I can't read the rest of that. So, is it possible to try to leave NATO? Liberals,
[03:38:14] I know, seem to believe not. I don't think so either, but who knows, man? He is pretty spicy.
[03:38:37] Well, why am I seeing some of my left defense talking about how the peace talks are actually
[03:38:41] good and that everyone against them are war monitors. I mean, peace talks are actually
[03:38:45] good. I am one of those leftists as well. I think that peace talks are good. I've been
[03:38:49] an advocate for peace talks and an advocate to bring Vladimir Putin to the table. The
[03:38:53] problem with Donald Trump is that he's bringing Vladimir Putin to the table in the worst
[03:38:57] possible ways while undermining Ukraine and the Ukrainian position. Ukraine has
[03:39:03] understandable demands in this negotiations process. Okay. What do you mean? We have used and abused
[03:39:14] Ukrainians as we've given them our older weapons and basically told them, you know,
[03:39:22] you're kind of on your own there. All right, go off. Defend your nation from being invaded.
[03:39:27] Doesn't Zelensky support Israel? Yes, of course he does. He is, uh, he also has been groveling for
[03:39:44] American support for, uh, while also still trying to maintain some semblance of dignity at the same
[03:39:49] time. But like, obviously he's still going to do what big dog tells him to do. And you need to,
[03:39:54] you need to understand something. You know, his support for Israel might be
[03:39:58] because he truly loves Israel. His support for Israel might also most likely be because
[03:40:03] because he obviously can't say anything about Israel. Israel, alongside the United States
[03:40:08] of America and Russia, voted not to condemn Russia for invading Ukraine a couple of weeks
[03:40:14] ago. He has no choice in this process. Zelensky has no choice in this process. Okay? He does
[03:40:23] not. Trump's foreign policy of neo-imperialism is very dangerous, but Dems and Central Salise,
[03:40:28] the Atlantic crowd are doing a very good job of explaining why, because they're obsessed
[03:40:31] with the discredited narratives, Putin's puppet and NATO fetish, actually explaining
[03:40:35] how neo-imperialism will lead to more wars would be better.
[03:40:43] Jason Paunton, I'm really not enjoying the latest iteration of jeet here as a more literate
[03:40:46] version of Glyn Greenwald, far more animated by opposition.
[03:40:49] The forces of reaction wouldn't be winning if it weren't for the incompetence and intellectual
[03:40:53] myopia of centrist elites.
[03:40:57] We have to solve the centrist problem to have a fighting chance against fascism.
[03:41:00] I agree.
[03:41:04] Zelensky supporting Israel is like complaining that Gaza doesn't have gay rights law? Eh, not entirely.
[03:41:09] Because one is a defense of an apartheid genocide, an apartheid state doing a genocide with American
[03:41:16] weapons that unironically ends up harming the Ukrainian position. And the other is a group of
[03:41:25] people that have been captive by a belligerent occupier being genocided. Like Ukraine is
[03:41:31] still at the end of the day a sovereign nation, you know? No. A better comparison would be like
[03:41:38] saying Ukrainians don't have gay rights either, so they're not woke. I don't care about that.
[03:41:46] Do you see what I'm saying? Like, oh, Ukraine is not woke about gay and trans people either,
[03:41:51] is an incredibly stupid argument to bring forward in terms of like defending Ukraine.
[03:41:57] For more than 24 hours after Donald Trump abruptly paused all U.S. military aid to Ukraine,
[03:42:11] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is calling his Oval Office spat with the president
[03:42:15] regrettable.
[03:42:16] In a new post on X, he reiterates Ukraine's commitment to peace.
[03:42:20] Yeah, I mean, he's like, he's like slowly walking him back.
[03:42:28] Writing quote, none of us wants an endless war.
[03:42:31] He adds that Ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table.
[03:42:34] And although Zelensky doesn't use the post to directly apologize to Trump, as some White
[03:42:38] House officials have argued he should do, he did express his gratitude for U.S. support,
[03:42:44] something he has done frequently, including during an address to Congress the first time
[03:42:49] he visited the United States as president of Ukraine after Russia invaded the country.
[03:42:53] White House officials say the pause in aid will stand until President Trump determines
[03:42:57] Zelensky is serious about working out a peace plan and a path to end the war
[03:43:01] with Russia.
[03:43:02] the United States, especially its
[03:43:04] Patriot missile defense system
[03:43:06] could have dire consequences for Ukraine.
[03:43:08] The Prime Minister of Ukraine says it's the
[03:43:10] only tool the country has to protect itself
[03:43:12] from Russian ballistic missiles.
[03:43:14] Joining us now to discuss is retired U.S.
[03:43:16] Army Major Mike Lyons.
[03:43:18] Sir, thank you so much for being with us.
[03:43:20] Right off the bat, what is the effect of this
[03:43:22] pause in U.S.
[03:43:24] save to Ukraine on the battlefield?
[03:43:26] Well, Boris, I don't see any.
[03:43:28] I'm confused what this is going to
[03:43:33] I'm confused. What does Zelensky have to apologize for? Okay. Let me explain this one more time
[03:43:43] because there's a lot of new people in here. Okay. What the truth is, is on an entirely
[03:43:53] different zip code, if not an entirely different planet, then what must happen for Trump?
[03:43:59] Okay? Zelensky can't do anything. Donald Trump has made up his mind. He thinks Zelensky is
[03:44:13] bad, he's a liberal, he's annoying. And because Donald Trump and the American government holds
[03:44:20] all the cards, okay? They can basically keep humiliating him and bullying him in broad daylight
[03:44:29] over and over and over again. There's nothing he can do in this process. If you were a
[03:44:36] suit that wouldn't have changed the dynamic. If he said thank you more, even though he said thank
[03:44:41] you a million times in this conversation that took place in the Oval Office, that would not have
[03:44:47] changed the dynamic, okay? They hate him. He kissed the ring a million times over,
[03:44:52] and they still claim he's not kissing the ring hard enough. Now there's also,
[03:44:58] there's also the truth of the matter. If you look at the circumstances in front of Ukraine,
[03:45:06] They're running out of manpower, and the additional weapons that are sent into Ukraine is not
[03:45:14] necessarily going to change the dynamic of the battlefield, at least according to, seemingly,
[03:45:18] the American State Department as well, okay?
[03:45:21] This is precisely the reason why there needs to be a managed negotiation to end the Russian
[03:45:28] occupation without America looking like they suffered any sort of blow.
[03:45:35] And I think Trump's attitude here is basically to say, oh, I wasn't even in favor of Ukraine
[03:45:40] to begin with in a way to save face.
[03:45:44] If I were to go inside of Trump's mind, okay, and try to understand how he operates, I suspect
[03:45:50] that he looks at the situation as there's nothing more you can do.
[03:45:55] Like, you know, they've taken 20% of your territory.
[03:46:00] There's not really anything you can do without American support to begin with.
[03:46:04] And this is the new battle lines that have been drawn and hardened, okay?
[03:46:10] And that I don't even care about the minerals in general, that the minerals themselves are
[03:46:19] not exactly a thing for us to treasure.
[03:46:26] Because virtually everyone that looks at the situation, all the analysts say like,
[03:46:30] the rare earth minerals are not necessarily all that bountiful, right?
[03:46:35] And a lot of them are on the Russian annex territory anyway.
[03:46:39] So I think he's just trying to find a managed negotiated surrender that saves face for America
[03:46:49] and also stops Ukraine from getting pummeled.
[03:46:58] That's what I think.
[03:46:59] He also simultaneously likes Vladimir Putin, obviously, perhaps in a weird way.
[03:47:07] So he's just looking at the situation and he's just going like, what are you gonna, what
[03:47:12] are you saying?
[03:47:13] What are you gonna do about it?
[03:47:14] There's nothing you can do in this process with or without us.
[03:47:19] So I think Donald Trump thinks he's giving an olive branch to Ukraine in his mind in
[03:47:26] this like fucked up way.
[03:47:28] Where he thinks like, I suspect he thinks that he is putting together a managed negotiation
[03:47:37] that will save face for America by actively undermining Ukraine, I guess, in his mind.
[03:47:41] I don't think it's correct.
[03:47:45] And because then he's just like saying, Ukraine is the wrong, Ukraine is the party that was
[03:47:51] in the wrong and not the wronged party.
[03:47:55] And we didn't care about it.
[03:47:56] It was like pure Democratic Party nonsense to begin with.
[03:48:01] And yeah, he'll get whatever he can in the process.
[03:48:09] That's what I think, that's what I think Trump is thinking.
[03:48:15] And he's like, how dare you speak out against me?
[03:48:18] He's already narcissistic.
[03:48:20] He's already incredibly thin-skinned.
[03:48:22] So I think he's just looking at the situation and going, like, do you see what the fuck's
[03:48:26] going on?
[03:48:27] Bro, have you seen the map of Ukraine's minerals?
[03:48:29] What are you talking about?
[03:48:30] I have.
[03:48:31] What do you mean?
[03:48:32] We've covered it extensively.
[03:48:49] I think the most frustrating thing is that Trump has never really been challenged or
[03:48:52] spoken about the underlying basis for the war.
[03:48:53] Every single time it comes up, he'd first do his dumb ass.
[03:48:55] It would have never happened if I was President Bolshevik, which doesn't say anything.
[03:48:58] Yeah, that was why he was so offended when Zelensky was like, no, under your leadership,
[03:49:04] you know, Vladimir Putin violated the ceasefire agreements, the previous ceasefire agreements
[03:49:09] as well. That's why he like lost his mind, because it directly contradicts his narrative that
[03:49:14] Vladimir Putin was afraid of me and he would never dare to violate this
[03:49:19] ceasefire under my watch. I don't understand why you think Ukraine will bow down to the USA
[03:49:29] Okay, because there is still, in all of this madness, there is still truth to what Trump
[03:49:34] is saying in terms of the conditions on the battlefield.
[03:49:39] There's also truth when Trump says, we hold all the cards, without us you have nothing.
[03:49:46] It's hard to hear, and it's fucked up.
[03:49:50] And especially when you do have all the cards, you should never say that.
[03:49:53] Powerful people should never actually bully those who have less power than them.
[03:50:00] But because Donald Trump is a fucking asshole, he just straight up is saying, you know, you
[03:50:06] got nothing.
[03:50:07] MAGA, Hasan, no, this is not, this is not MAGA at all.
[03:50:13] It is not MAGA to recognize that Ukraine's current issue is not just weapons.
[03:50:22] Weapons will certainly help, but it's not just weapons beyond that.
[03:50:28] I've maintained this position already.
[03:50:31] I've maintained his position for a couple years at this point.
[03:50:39] But you can't look at the situation in terms of the crisis of manpower in Ukraine, when
[03:50:49] they just don't have enough people to hold the weapons to begin with, and then see it
[03:50:58] anything but like a stalemate at this point is possibly better overall. A stalemate and then
[03:51:06] most likely some insurgencies that take place within the Russian boundaries, the annex territories.
[03:51:20] Any positive outcomes from this change here? I think tactically, I would look through the
[03:51:26] eyes of the soldier and how they view this and I think if they get this news at the front
[03:51:30] lines, they're going to be disappointed in the United States. I think right now the front lines
[03:51:34] are focused on drone warfare as well as artillery fire and artillery ammunition. So if you're a
[03:51:39] canineer on the front lines, you're looking at that pallet of ammunition behind you wondering
[03:51:43] if it's going to be replaced. So I think in some ways the tactical implications are somewhat
[03:51:48] limited and they might not be impactful for let's say the next few weeks, but over time
[03:51:54] as air defense platforms degrade and they shoot missiles down, they're shooting things
[03:52:00] down that they're not being reinforced there. I think there's going to be real problems with
[03:52:08] the Ukraine military trying to keep up to what's going on.
[03:52:11] To your point about seeking that next palette of ammunition, how much longer do you think
[03:52:16] Ukraine has to sustain that artillery and ballistic missile defense without U.S. help?
[03:52:23] Well, they likely have months, not necessarily weeks.
[03:52:30] And as again, they've built some defenses up themselves.
[03:52:33] But what will happen is Russia will look to go on the offensive and try to break
[03:52:37] through in certain areas and weaken Ukraine defenses and force them to play economy
[03:52:42] of force missions and to reinforce the areas where they might not want to.
[03:52:46] It'll clearly keep them on the defense.
[03:52:49] We just also know specifically what this means,
[03:52:51] the fact that we're not giving military support.
[03:52:54] You know, you've got European soldier commands,
[03:52:57] training soldiers, Ukrainian soldiers in Vilsack
[03:53:00] and Grafivir in places.
[03:53:02] Does that mean that training stops for them as well?
[03:53:04] What about intel?
[03:53:04] What about other things
[03:53:06] that the United States has been providing?
[03:53:07] So again, there's a short-term impact
[03:53:10] what'll happen tactically on the ground.
[03:53:12] Obviously, we know the strategic impacts
[03:53:14] over the long run Ukraine would be able to sustain
[03:53:16] any kind of defenses against Russia
[03:53:17] this last very much longer.
[03:53:19] How far do you think European backing,
[03:53:22] the EU's backing, can go without that backstop
[03:53:27] of the United States?
[03:53:31] Unfortunately, the European industrial base,
[03:53:34] it won't crank up fast enough to help Ukraine.
[03:53:37] It's going to take a year or so in order
[03:53:39] for some of the more advanced European defense contractors
[03:53:44] to provide any kind of material
[03:53:46] that will help Ukraine.
[03:53:47] The United States has the war footing right now with the amount of artillery ammunition
[03:53:51] that we're supplying with them.
[03:53:53] It's increased over the past few years.
[03:53:57] And Europe won't be able to backstop that.
[03:53:58] So that's where there's a race against time right now.
[03:54:01] The United States needs to continue to support Ukraine, at least right now for these negotiations.
[03:54:06] Look, Donald Trump doesn't know whether Russia wants to stop.
[03:54:09] He knows he wants Ukraine to stop.
[03:54:10] He knows he wants the war to stop.
[03:54:12] But we don't know whether he knows Russia wants to stop.
[03:54:14] And I think this mineral deal will help put an implied security assurances for Ukraine.
[03:54:21] But the question is going to be, what are Russian demands in order for Ukraine to stop?
[03:54:25] They might-
[03:54:26] I'm not kidding when I say this, but I do see one way out of this for Ukraine, and
[03:54:29] that is using the mad dog, using the mad dog of the West, the only country that is
[03:54:38] in NATO that is actually a directly engaged in active conflict with not one but two other
[03:54:44] NATO nations, the country that happens to have the second largest standing military.
[03:54:53] I'm serious when I say this.
[03:54:54] I mean, this would make up for the manpower issue that Ukraine has.
[03:55:03] would obviously continue the war but I'm not I'm not kidding when I say this it
[03:55:14] would be the only country it would be the only country that like NATO article
[03:55:20] five would not be put forth like instantly I mean this is a insane I'm
[03:55:32] This is insane, of course, it's not going to happen, but I don't even know.
[03:55:38] I don't even know at this point.
[03:55:40] That'd be too much, and perhaps this will cause this administration to turn around and
[03:55:44] send more military aid to Ukraine, as the Russians still have a voice as to whether
[03:55:49] or not this conflict will end as well.
[03:55:52] Historic enemies, by the way, Russia and Turkey, historic enemies, just saying.
[03:56:01] Major Mike Lyons, appreciate your point of view.
[03:56:04] Thanks for joining us.
[03:56:05] back to our top story, the sound Donald Trump's suspension,
[03:56:08] Turkey buying air defense business from Russia. I know dog. You know what else Turkey did though,
[03:56:12] destroyed Russia's, uh, destroyed any sort of, uh, uh, Russian interference or control
[03:56:20] it had over the Middle East. Like that literally happened in the past couple of months. Did
[03:56:27] you guys not pay attention to that? Look at Syria. Stop trolling Turkey. Any sending
[03:56:37] any of their own troops? Yeah. No, I don't think that that's going to happen. I
[03:56:40] I just, I'm, I'm memeing.
[03:56:42] Attention of all US military aid to Ukraine.
[03:56:44] That includes critical ammunition, advanced weapons.
[03:56:47] I mean, Turkey has been, Turkey has been backing Ukraine.
[03:56:51] Turkey always plays both sides, dog.
[03:56:54] But what do you mean?
[03:56:55] Turkey has never not played both sides.
[03:57:00] Think about, think about one of the most significant aspects of
[03:57:04] Ukrainian defense, the Bayraktar.
[03:57:07] That's a Turkish drone, you know, military vehicles.
[03:57:12] Most significantly, it also includes patriot air defense missiles.
[03:57:17] Those U.S.-provided weapons have been a game changer, really, for Ukraine, allowing it
[03:57:21] to protect its skies from Russian attacks.
[03:57:24] Now Kyiv is saying it could run out of them in just a matter of weeks.
[03:57:28] Europe is scrambling to adjust to this new reality.
[03:57:31] The EU is pledging a new $150 billion loan program to help countries in the block
[03:57:37] boost the defense spending and increase their support for Ukraine.
[03:57:40] And it comes as the Trump administration is trying to get keep to sign a rare minerals
[03:57:45] deal with the U.S. and a peace deal with Russia.
[03:57:49] Just take a listen to U.S. Vice President JD Van speaking on Fox News.
[03:57:55] If you want real security guarantees, if you want to actually ensure that Vladimir
[03:58:00] Putin does not invade Ukraine again, the very best security guarantee is to give Americans
[03:58:06] economic upside in the future of Ukraine.
[03:58:09] That is a way better security guarantee than 20,000 troops from some random country that
[03:58:15] hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40 years.
[03:58:20] A Collective US military support for NATO is a great development for Turkey.
[03:58:23] It's the second largest military in NATO after the US and also has a burgeoning defense
[03:58:26] industrial export base.
[03:58:28] This is true.
[03:58:31] It is precisely these people, strangers to us, who know what respect is and that
[03:58:35] is how it should be.
[03:58:36] And that is how it will be says Ukrainian militant.
[03:58:47] Why does Turkey want Ukraine into NATO?
[03:58:51] I don't think Turkey wants, I mean, I don't think Turkey wants Ukraine and NATO.
[03:58:57] Maybe they do.
[03:58:58] Maybe I'm completely oblivious to this, but I mean, I think Turkey wishes are inconsequential.
[03:59:16] What matters is probably countries like France and Germany.
[03:59:22] Well, CNN's Kles, Sebastian takes a look now at the role the US-
[03:59:26] Or even the United States of America, like the US likes Ukraine not in NATO as well.
[03:59:33] That way they can use Ukraine as a way to strike at Russia without ever facing repercussions
[03:59:42] from Russia.
[03:59:43] Please, if you're starting position on this is that NATO is a defensive pact, you're
[03:59:51] never going to understand the motivations behind why America is doing things, the
[03:59:57] way that they're doing them. Okay? Trump doesn't want to know. The American State Department
[04:00:04] has never been like we are legitimately considering it. They've only dangled it
[04:00:10] because they have codified the Ukrainian nation state. Okay? That's it.
[04:00:21] Friends have played in Ukraine's war effort and whether Kiev and Europe
[04:00:25] can make up the shortfall. Have a look at this.
[04:00:26] A U.S. long-range attack on the missile in action with Ukraine, just one of the highly
[04:00:33] sophisticated U.S. weapons, arguably keeping Ukraine in this fight, now in debt.
[04:00:38] Well, it's clear that the U.S. has become an indispensable player in Ukraine's defense.
[04:00:43] Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky estimated in January that the U.S. alone provides
[04:00:47] about 40 percent, you can see it there on the red section, of Ukraine's annual weapons
[04:00:51] requirements.
[04:00:52] Europe takes about 30%, but Ukraine has also ramped up production, up here in Orange, ready
[04:00:58] to supply, the President says, around a third of its own needs, well, that's compared to
[04:01:03] 10%, so that's, he says, at the start of the war, so you can see the growth there.
[04:01:08] If you take a look at this chart, you can see Ukraine has had to grapple with unpredictable
[04:01:12] U.S. supplies before.
[04:01:13] This shows total donations from the U.S. versus Europe, the U.S. there in red.
[04:01:19] It's compiled by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
[04:01:21] And it's clear that the U.S. started to lag significantly in the second half of 2023.
[04:01:27] That was when military aid stalled in Congress.
[04:01:29] It then picked up again towards the end of 2024 as the Biden administration rushed to
[04:01:34] use up all of the congressionally approved funds.
[04:01:37] This is not just about quantity.
[04:01:40] It's clear that it's the high-tech U.S. weapons that have given Ukraine really
[04:01:44] the ability to fight back from the Haimars missiles launches that started arriving
[04:01:49] in June of 2022 allowing Ukraine to hit behind Russian lines so then the Patriot air defense
[04:01:55] systems approved in December of that year still Ukraine says the only system that can
[04:02:00] stop Russian ballistic missiles.
[04:02:02] This now the biggest area of concern for Ukraine as Russia ramps up air attacks and then of
[04:02:07] course the attacker.
[04:02:08] Nice way of getting banned are Pibozo.
[04:02:11] I don't know if you know this chatter but I'm live right now.
[04:02:16] in the chat of a streamer who is currently live, which means that I'm no longer I'm not
[04:02:25] banned anymore.
[04:02:26] It's a longer range missiles first used in October of 2023 and last November, authorized
[04:02:38] by the Biden administration for use on Russian soil.
[04:02:41] Now, if we look at the frontline map, you can see where we are now shortages won't
[04:02:45] be immediate, but without a deal to reverse this decision, this already fragile frontline
[04:02:51] could be in serious jeopardy.
[04:02:53] That's best in CNN, London.
[04:02:56] Mr. Vice President, thank you for being with us.
[04:02:58] Good to see you, Mr. Chair.
[04:02:59] Great to be here.
[04:02:59] Let's go back to the Oval Office Friday.
[04:03:01] Yeah, by the way, oh, this is such a gross interview.
[04:03:04] I watched this.
[04:03:06] He was so proud of the way he butted in
[04:03:10] and talked about how, you know,
[04:03:13] you didn't say thank you.
[04:03:15] You didn't say thank you enough.
[04:03:16] But he's such a lame-ass coward.
[04:03:19] Turkish mining industry is almost entirely composed of foreign mining corporations out
[04:03:24] of the Gadielons.
[04:03:25] Is there anything getting out of Ukraine?
[04:03:26] Even if we had control over it, they had the conflicting support for both Russia and Ukraine.
[04:03:28] Most of you said, I don't want to sell biotech dollars.
[04:03:30] Why would I don't want Turkish soldiers in Ukraine?
[04:03:32] Maybe to make you more dependent on Turkey as a security force, but that feels too far
[04:03:36] cited for our dawn.
[04:03:38] No, I don't think that that feels too far cited for our dawn, but that would
[04:03:41] be the only motivation for this.
[04:03:46] I mean, also I'm not even entertaining that.
[04:03:48] I was just throwing that out as a joke.
[04:03:53] Like that is, that is a very far fetched thing. Turkey in proximity to Russia is, is, uh, Turkey
[04:04:04] is very close to Russia in proximity. Supports restoring Ukraine's pre 2014, uh, border supports
[04:04:12] Ukraine joining NATO. I mean, this doesn't mean anything offered a post war security
[04:04:15] guarantee to Ukraine. Yeah. Like the main point of contention here is post war security
[04:04:20] for Ukraine. The main point of contention here is post-war security for Ukraine. America obviously
[04:04:28] is not going to do it with American troops, okay, because if Russia kills an American
[04:04:32] troop and then boom, all of a sudden two nuclear powers are at war with one another.
[04:04:37] Turkey on the other hand is a wild card inside of NATO. That's why I said there
[04:04:43] could be, this could be a way out, a win-win-win-win situation. If they throw 10 billion
[04:04:53] euros that Erdogan he will march the army himself by the Xhalleraq you dead.
[04:04:56] Guarantee. So in this video we take a look at how Turkey's Ukraine posture has changed
[04:05:03] and what might have motivated this such...
[04:05:19] Never miss an episode and always feel in the loop by subscribing and ringing the
[04:05:23] bell. So let's start with a bit of context and explain how Turkey has positioned itself
[04:05:27] throughout the Ukraine war. True to form, Turkish President Recep Erdogan has tried
[04:05:32] have played both sides. And, well, he sort of succeeded.
[04:05:36] Oh, he has succeeded.
[04:05:38] Nizhip Tayyip Ardan always plays both sides, and as a consequence of playing both sides,
[04:05:43] he always comes out on top. That's how it is, baby.
[04:05:52] For starters, Turkey has enjoyed a series of diplomatic wins since the invasion. Erdogan
[04:05:57] has pretty good relations with Putin, despite Turkey being a NATO member. And Turkey
[04:06:01] Turkey hosted the first round of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia in March 2022.
[04:06:07] While these negotiations promptly collapsed, Erdogan then played a key role in negotiating
[04:06:12] the Black Sea grain deal in July 2022, which allowed Ukrainian farmers to export their
[04:06:17] grain via the Turkish Straits, with monitoring from the Turkish authorities.
[04:06:22] As well as burnishing Turkish diplomatic credentials, Erdogan's ambivalence also
[04:06:26] has helped the Turkish economy.
[04:06:28] economy looked pretty vulnerable when the war began. Thanks to Erdogan's unorthodox
[04:06:32] monetary policy, inflation was already running at about 50% year on year in January 2022.
[04:06:39] And the sanctions-induced rise in global energy prices threatened to make everything
[04:06:43] a whole lot worse. However, Turkey weathered the storm pretty well. Turkey refused to join
[04:06:49] with most sanctions, which meant that they were able to both import Russian energy
[04:06:53] and acts as a transit hub for Russian oil and gas.
[04:06:57] Lots of Russian cash also flowed into Turkey to avoid sanctions,
[04:07:01] which provided Turkey with a much needed source of foreign currency,
[04:07:05] while Turkish defence companies made serious money selling drones and inventory carriers to Ukraine.
[04:07:11] In 2023, Turkey refused to immediately let Sweden and Finland into NATO,
[04:07:15] which both pleased the Kremlin and allowed Turkey to extract various concessions from other NATO members.
[04:07:22] Then, just last year, Turkey again stepped in as a mediator to negotiate a prisoner swap,
[04:07:27] which included,
[04:07:28] We are the table, baby. We are the table!
[04:07:30] ... American journalist, Evan Gershovich.
[04:07:33] You get the idea, then. Turkey has played both sides,
[04:07:36] continuing to trade with both Russia and Ukraine,
[04:07:40] while using its unique position as a relatively Russia-friendly NATO member
[04:07:44] to position itself as a much-needed mediator.
[04:07:47] However, in the past couple of weeks, Turkey has started sounding conspicuously pro-Ukraine.
[04:07:52] This really began on Tuesday last week, when just a few hours after Russian and American
[04:07:57] officials met in Saudi Arabia, Zelensky paid a surprise visit to Ankara.
[04:08:02] At the joint press conference afterwards, Erdogan insisted that Ukraine and Europe should
[04:08:07] be included in the negotiations, reaffirmed his support for Ukraine's territorial integrity
[04:08:12] as quote non-negotiable, essentially implying the expected Ukraine to retake all of its
[04:08:17] pre-2014 territory, including Crimea, and even came out in support of Ukraine's NATO membership.
[04:08:25] This all directly contradicted the Trump administration, pursued negotiations without Ukraine or
[04:08:30] Europe, suggested that Ukraine will have to accept some territorial losses, and dismissed
[04:08:35] Ukraine's NATO aspirations as unrealistic.
[04:08:39] This was followed by similar comments from the Turkish Foreign Minister, who this week
[04:08:42] reaffirmed Turkey's support for Ukrainian NATO membership, suggested that Turkey could
[04:08:47] act as a security guarantor in the event of a ceasefire and encourage Europe to pivot
[04:08:51] away from the US, arguing that reducing dependency on the US will make them more resilient.
[04:08:57] it's important not to overstate. Okay, the real reason why I said Turkey could play this role is
[04:09:02] because America has often in the Middle East used Turkey as the middleman in many affairs that they
[04:09:12] do not want to be seen directly involved in, whether it be Syria or even ISIS. That is Turkey's
[04:09:19] major role. This could be yet another opportunity. This way, Turkey gets to, this way America
[04:09:49] gets to safe face and say, oh, we're not doing this ourselves. And then use Turkey to be
[04:09:57] the middleman, the envoy, a country that already has the precedent of violating pre-existing
[04:10:05] NATO contracts and NATO security. I don't think Donald thinks, sees Turkey as a country
[04:10:13] No, he does. I mean, it's not him. It's people in his corner to state all of this.
[04:10:17] Turkey has always supported Ukraine's territorial integrity, and Erdogan has a bit of a habit of flip-flopping on foreign policy.
[04:10:24] Nonetheless, it's at least true that Turkey sounds a lot more pro-Ukraine all of a sudden. And this is good news for Zelensky.
[04:10:32] So what motivated this shift? Well, as we see it, there are at least four possible reasons.
[04:10:37] Firstly, Erdogan has made it clear that he still wants to mediate and is probably trying to keep Ukraine on side.
[04:10:43] by convincing Kiev that they won't force an unfavorable deal on them like the one that
[04:10:47] Trump is apparently trying to negotiate with Russia.
[04:10:50] Second, it's part of a wider turn in international opinion against Russia and the US.
[04:10:56] This became glaringly apparent in Monday's UN General Assembly vote, where just a handful
[04:11:00] of countries voted with the US and Russia against the European resolution, calling
[04:11:05] for an end to the war in Ukraine.
[04:11:07] This is essentially because, while the war looked a bit like a NATO-Russia proxy
[04:11:10] war before, which meant the countries which weren't super keen on the west were reluctant
[04:11:15] to throw their weight behind Ukraine. Now Trump and Russia are apparently on the same
[04:11:19] side. It looks more like plain old neo-imperialism. The big country is bullying the small countries.
[04:11:26] Erdogan has long advocated for a multipolar world, rather than one dominated by the
[04:11:30] traditional superpowers. So it's not surprising that he's resisting Trump here.
[04:11:35] Third, Turkey wants Russia out of the Black Sea, which is why Erdogan is so keen on
[04:11:40] Ukraine recovering all of its pre-2014 territory, including Crimea.
[04:11:44] Addoan resisting any American leadership is perhaps one of the funniest things I've ever heard.
[04:11:52] Immediately, as a Turkish person, I laugh, okay? Like, you can't say this right after.
[04:12:02] Addoin basically destroyed the Assad regime and undermined the pre-existing goodwill that
[04:12:15] they had with NATO or a goodwill they had with Russia.
[04:12:21] Come on, it's also funny to think that America's involvement with Ukraine was not neo-imperialist
[04:12:36] until Trump.
[04:12:37] Sure.
[04:12:39] The fourth, Turkey wants to leverage its military power to get something out of the EU.
[04:12:45] For context, Turkey is one of the largest armies in NATO, with more active troops than
[04:12:49] any European army.
[04:12:51] Erdogan has noticed that Europe needs a military power to guarantee Ukraine's security without
[04:12:56] America's support, and he's offering to help if the EU gives him something in return,
[04:13:01] like letting Turkey join the EU.
[04:13:04] Erdogan actually made this explicit on Monday, when he claimed that Turkey's accession
[04:13:08] the EU is the only way to solve the constant security and demographic crises. This isn't
[04:13:14] the first time the Erdogan has tried to play this either. Literally hours after Trump won the US election.
[04:13:20] Europeans are so insanely Islamophobic. There is 0%. This would collapse the EU.
[04:13:29] Okay, this has been a meta and a meme, I would say. In my opinion,
[04:13:34] for decades. My entire lifetime EU membership for Turkey has been floated in front of Turkey
[04:13:44] in a way that is not dissimilar to Ukraine as a matter of fact. Except of course,
[04:13:48] Ukraine being Christian does have a likelihood. This is just not going to happen.
[04:14:08] In November, Erdogan told reporters at the European political community that,
[04:14:13] Quote, Turkey's full inclusion in the European Union defence efforts is indispensable for Europe's peace and security.
[04:14:20] Now while it's hard to imagine Turkey actually joining the EU anytime soon,
[04:14:23] Erdogan might still be able to negotiate something like a closer economic relationship with Europe.
[04:14:28] Or at least get the Europeans to turn a blind eye to his ongoing crackdown on opposition politicians.
[04:14:35] This also creates a bit of a dilemma for Europe.
[04:14:37] If Europe does actually decide to build a new security architecture outside of NATO,
[04:14:42] And we're saying Europe, not the EU here because it will probably include the UK too.
[04:14:46] Would this include Turkey?
[04:14:48] On one hand, Turkey is a strong army, a thriving defence industry, and sits at a strategically valuable position
[04:14:54] along the Black Sea and at the confluence of Europe and the Middle East.
[04:14:58] On the other hand, Erdogan has proven a somewhat unreliable and occasionally two-faced NATO ally.
[04:15:04] And...
[04:15:10] Clearly, you are not European. You don't know what Turkey people want.
[04:15:19] They have been trying to join EU for years. Islamophobia in EU doesn't mean Turkey. It means other Islam countries that don't assimilate as good as Turkey.
[04:15:27] Do you know what I think is my American accent?
[04:15:31] I can't believe it. He came to me and said, you are not European, you don't understand.
[04:15:40] But I guess he doesn't know that I am Turkish.
[04:15:43] My name is Hasan Abilal. What do you say, son? Are you crazy?
[04:15:51] This has to be this has to be one of the dumbest Turks I've ever encountered in my chat or
[04:16:07] Even funnier. He's some weird
[04:16:09] Turkish exceptionalist who also is still very much Islamophobic
[04:16:14] Yeah, dude European Europeans make distinctions between good Muslims and bad Muslims certainly
[04:16:45] Certain European countries most know to be France and Greece could be very resistant to the idea
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[04:17:08] Also, um, I- I- what was I gonna say?
[04:17:16] God damn it.
[04:17:21] Alright, I'm forgetting.
[04:17:22] I'm forgetting what I was gonna say.
[04:17:23] Let's get back to JD Man.
[04:17:24] Yeah. From your perspective. Yeah. Great TV. As the president said, yeah, well, you know, it's, it's
[04:17:31] funny. So we have a 40, 45 minute press conference and the president normally does this and I've seen
[04:17:36] this now three or four times with foreign leaders where he likes to bring the media in, likes to
[04:17:40] have a conversation, but answer questions with the press. As you know, he's very open with reporters
[04:17:44] and what I noticed is that for the first 25, 30 or so minutes, he tried to sort of bend over
[04:17:50] backwards to be gracious and kind to Zelensky. Even when Zelensky was kind of
[04:17:54] needling him, even when Zelensky was saying the things that I thought were
[04:17:57] untrue, the president just tried to be diplomatic, right? I think that sets his
[04:18:02] natural instinct in that situation. And then when it really went off the rails,
[04:18:06] of course, is when I asked or you had a Polish journalist who asked a question,
[04:18:11] the president answered it and then I answered it. And then something about
[04:18:16] my answer just really sets Zelensky off so then he came at me.
[04:18:19] It was me.
[04:18:20] He laid him off.
[04:18:21] Then I went back at him and what I tried to do originally was actually try to diffuse
[04:18:28] the situation a little bit because I'm like, you know, we're having this meeting, obviously
[04:18:31] there are a hundred television cameras here.
[04:18:34] Let's try to have this conversation in private and then the president, as we kept on going
[04:18:39] back and forth, I tried again to say, well, maybe we should have this conversation
[04:18:43] private and the president was like nope actually I don't want to have it in
[04:18:47] private anymore I want to have this actual conversation in public for the
[04:18:49] American people to see and I do think that there was just a certain sense of
[04:18:53] there's a lack of respect there was a certain sense of entitlement and most
[04:18:58] importantly look we can look past all that stuff but the president has set a
[04:19:02] very clear goal for his administration he wants the killing to
[04:19:05] stop and I think that it's very important that president Zelensky and
[04:19:08] And of course, President Putin too, they've both.
[04:19:11] Why shouldn't he lie, chat?
[04:19:17] Why shouldn't he lie?
[04:19:18] Of course.
[04:19:19] Who's going to check him?
[04:19:20] Sean Hannity?
[04:19:23] No one is even remotely interested in the truth.
[04:19:26] Why shouldn't he lie?
[04:19:27] He's lying his goddamn face off.
[04:19:30] Both got to come to the negotiating table, and that's ultimately where things broke
[04:19:35] apart.
[04:19:36] I really don't care what President Zelensky says about me or anybody else, but he showed
[04:19:40] the clear unwillingness to engage in the peace process that President Trump has said is the
[04:19:45] policy of the American people and of their president.
[04:19:48] That's the real breakdown is I think Zelensky wasn't yet there and I think frankly now
[04:19:53] still isn't there but I think we'll get there eventually he has to.
[04:19:56] My understanding is he tried to get back in or tried to stay a number of times and
[04:20:01] then made numerous calls to come back.
[04:20:03] Is that true?
[04:20:04] I don't know about numerous calls but they certainly made at least one request
[04:20:08] to come back and continue the conversation.
[04:20:10] The president was like, look, first of all,
[04:20:11] they were disrespectful.
[04:20:12] And second of all, what are we even going to talk about?
[04:20:15] They showed a clear unwillingness
[04:20:17] to discuss the peaceful settlement
[04:20:19] that President Trump is trying to bring to the situation.
[04:20:21] I think a lot of Americans are sort of,
[04:20:23] it's useful to step back and ask ourselves,
[04:20:26] what is the actual plan here?
[04:20:29] You can't just fund the war forever.
[04:20:31] The American people won't stand for it.
[04:20:33] And by the way, Sean, if you look
[04:20:34] at European opinion polls,
[04:20:36] The Europeans aren't going to stand forever for it either.
[04:20:39] We need to bring this thing to a peaceful settlement that President was trying to do that.
[04:20:43] He'll continue to try to do that, but you've got to have two to tango.
[04:20:47] You've got to have a negotiating partner in the Ukrainians who recognize that, you
[04:20:50] know, of course they have their views and of course they're not always going to agree
[04:20:54] with us, but they've got to participate in the conversation.
[04:20:57] They weren't willing to do that on Friday, so the President said send him home.
[04:21:00] He said today that the war he expects will go on a very long time.
[04:21:03] I don't know where he's gonna get the money to fund that war
[04:21:06] I have my doubts that Europe will fund the war to the level that Biden and Harris were funding it and then the issue now
[04:21:13] Is come up whether or not this administration will I'm fucking Polish we defend borders daily
[04:21:24] Okay, um opinion discarded
[04:21:29] You're talking to a Turkish man shut the fuck up. All right gotta say in total victory JD has really come into this
[04:21:35] Come into his own both commercially and politically
[04:21:38] You've joked him right
[04:21:43] Are we looking at an entirely separate video?
[04:21:46] What's happening?
[04:21:51] I'm watching JD Vance get his dick sucked by Sean Hannity while simultaneously he has
[04:21:56] pulled off the most impressive feet of all time, sucking Donald Trump off, even though
[04:22:01] he's not in the room.
[04:22:03] Okay, he is joking.
[04:22:08] All right.
[04:22:09] We'll continue to offer money and arms for this war to continue because without
[04:22:14] America, I would argue the president was right in saying they have no cards.
[04:22:18] Yeah.
[04:22:19] I think our European friends frankly are being really, really, they're doing a disservice to the
[04:22:24] Ukrainians because their own populations are saying, we're not going to fund this war indefinitely.
[04:22:29] The American people are saying, we don't want to fund the war indefinitely. So the only thing that
[04:22:33] is in the best interest of America, of Russia, of Ukraine, and of Europe is to bring this thing
[04:22:39] to a close. What happened, Sean, is you have Zelensky. He goes to Europe and a lot of our
[04:22:43] European friends puff him up. They say, you're a freedom fighter. You need to keep fighting
[04:22:48] fighting forever, well fighting forever with what? With whose money, with whose ammunition
[04:22:52] and with whose lives? The President is actually taking a much more realistic perspective and
[04:22:57] saying this can't go on forever. We can't fund this thing forever, the Ukrainians can't
[04:23:02] fight forever, so let's bring this thing to a peaceful settlement.
[04:23:05] When I interviewed Zelensky he wouldn't give me direct answers. I asked him about the
[04:23:09] mineral deal to pay the U.S. back. To me there's three phases in this and my
[04:23:14] understanding was Friday was supposed to be relatively ceremonial.
[04:23:17] was. And in that it was supposed to be we signed the mineral deal that's that's
[04:23:21] part one. Part two would be a ceasefire. Part three would be the hardest part
[04:23:26] the negotiated settlement with Putin who correctly if I'm wrong said he's
[04:23:30] willing to talk peace with Trump. Yeah he said he's willing to talk peace and of
[04:23:33] course we trust but verify we want to have the conversation we don't assume
[04:23:37] that everything that anybody tells us is true that's why we want to engage
[04:23:41] in this conversation but you're exactly right Sean when the Ukrainians came
[04:23:46] to Washington on Friday, it was supposed to be ceremonial.
[04:23:49] You know, there had been some public back and forth,
[04:23:51] some disagreement, some words spoken in public.
[04:23:55] And the president was like, let's have this moment.
[04:23:57] We give some credit to the brave Ukrainian fighters.
[04:23:59] And of course, it's a very brave army
[04:24:01] that they have there in Ukraine.
[04:24:03] Let's sign this minerals deal, which, importantly,
[04:24:05] does two things.
[04:24:06] It allows the American people to get some of their money
[04:24:08] back, but it also shows the Ukrainian people
[04:24:11] that America has a long-term investment
[04:24:13] in their sovereignty.
[04:24:15] You do those things, we'll sign this thing, we'll have a rah-rah moment, and then we'll get to the tough talk of negotiating peace.
[04:24:22] We couldn't even get the Ukrainians to a point where they could talk about the peaceful settlement.
[04:24:27] And look in some way, Sean, I get it. I get the frustration. I get the rage. It's their country, of course.
[04:24:32] I really sometimes feel a little bit overwhelmed. Like, this is one of those moments where
[04:24:38] virtually everything that JD Vance has said thus far,
[04:24:40] with some exceptions about like the conditions on the battlefield and what not is incorrect like in
[04:24:54] terms of coming to the table for a negotiated peace and a negotiated settlement like he's
[04:24:58] not wrong about that. The problem however is that every single other thing that he says
[04:25:04] before and after is just insane. And it's like so objectively wrong. I don't know how I'll
[04:25:15] also describe it. Like it's things that we saw with our own two eyes over the course
[04:25:18] of the past week. Listening to Republicans at this stage, it feels like undermining
[04:25:25] truth itself. Once again, I repeat myself when I say, lying is OP, please nerve. And
[04:25:38] What's weird about it is that like there is a world where Donald Trump could actually fulfill his narcissistic desires and like maybe get a fucking Nobel Peace Prize.
[04:25:50] You know what I mean?
[04:25:51] Like all this stuff.
[04:25:53] If he was managing this not in the most Trumpian way possible but instead in a very in a normal way.
[04:25:59] That is the, that's the insanity here because like the Biden administration did unironically
[04:26:12] have many opportunities for off ramps and refused to take them, refused to come to the
[04:26:19] table and be reasonable American leadership that would try to manage some kind of ceasefire.
[04:26:27] So Trump does have that opportunity, but of course he's not doing that.
[04:26:32] He's just doing this insane stuff where he's like, no, I love Russia.
[04:26:35] Russia is the best.
[04:26:37] And we're going to give Russia everything and you can't do anything about it.
[04:26:41] Which is psychotic.
[04:26:43] It's not our country, but you've got to accept cooler heads have got to prevail.
[04:26:48] This thing cannot go on forever.
[04:26:50] This is the important point.
[04:26:51] I'd say this to our course.
[04:26:53] Most importantly, the Americans who are watching, but people all over the world.
[04:26:57] When you talk to leaders in private, whether they're Ukrainian or European, when you talk
[04:27:02] to people in private, they will tell you this cannot go on forever.
[04:27:06] There aren't enough Ukrainian lives, there isn't enough American money, and there isn't
[04:27:10] enough ammunition to fund this thing indefinitely.
[04:27:13] The only realistic pathway to bringing this thing to a settlement is President Trump's
[04:27:18] pathway.
[04:27:19] We encourage both President Zelensky and President Putin to follow that path.
[04:27:22] Well, I mean, hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent, and this came up in
[04:27:27] the discussion Friday.
[04:27:28] by the administration called Putin every name in the book and they've been trying to get the president
[04:27:32] and he still evaded anyway okay he still invaded anyway well remember it depends if it's a minor
[04:27:37] incursion let's let's go back dude the thing that is like the thing that I think is is very weird
[04:27:49] about this is how much america is is hurting its own leverage at the table like if it's a proxy
[04:27:58] why the hell are you undermining your own proxy? Like, it makes no sense. That's the
[04:28:06] part where I'm like, like Trump is, that's the reason why I say Trump, I think it's
[04:28:13] just like trying to save face and basically say like, oh, Ukraine was the previous administration's
[04:28:22] failure. Like, I don't want nothing to do with it. And it does not make sense at all.
[04:28:36] You don't understand the art of the deal. Yeah. Teenager of the year. Hassan banned
[04:28:43] again please. After that moment which I thought as troops were amassing on the
[04:28:48] border. But I go back and I think about this and and Biden spent all of this
[04:28:55] money called Putin all these names the media and the Democrats they want
[04:28:59] Donald Trump to call him names and the president is right this thing and then
[04:29:03] he's supposed to call him and say Vladimir are you ready to talk to a
[04:29:06] piece now yeah that's not gonna work. No it's diplomacy one on one oh one
[04:29:10] Right is you have to have a reasonable relationship with somebody to be able to even start the conversation
[04:29:17] We have to remember Sean Ukraine half of the country a third of the country is totally destroyed
[04:29:22] The economy is depressed. You've got hundreds of thousands of dead Ukrainians
[04:29:27] Of course a lot of dead Russians as well the president wants to negotiate a settlement
[04:29:32] How can you negotiate if you can't even talk to somebody and that's what he said
[04:29:36] He's not saying like nobody's suggesting, as Secretary Rubio said,
[04:29:40] no, the suggesting that we give the Nobel Peace Prize to Vladimir Putin.
[04:29:45] What we're saying is it's important.
[04:29:47] What we're saying is give it to President Trump, please.
[04:29:49] President Trump to be able to have a conversation.
[04:29:52] That's not well served by standing up at a press conference
[04:29:56] and calling the guy every negative name in the book.
[04:29:58] By the way, as you just said,
[04:30:00] President Biden called Putin every single name in the book.
[04:30:04] What did it lead to?
[04:30:05] It led to war. It led to destruction. It led to conflict.
[04:30:08] President Trump is trying to bring this thing to a close.
[04:30:10] You got to be able to talk to somebody to do that.
[04:30:12] Is the door open? President Trump said Friday he can come back if he wants peace.
[04:30:18] Is that door still open today?
[04:30:19] What President Trump has said clearly and consistently is...
[04:30:24] Like the American government refuses to call
[04:30:29] Putin a dictator. Fine.
[04:30:31] You can say, oh, we don't want to call him a dictator, even though it's obvious he's the party that did a lot of wrong because we're negotiating with him. That's that's one thing.
[04:30:42] But when you pair that up with calling Zelensky a dictator, then all of a sudden the dynamic shifts a little bit.
[04:30:51] That's, do you see what I mean?
[04:30:54] Do you see what I mean?
[04:30:56] Like I get why you wouldn't want to call
[04:30:58] the guy you're about to fucking set a deal with,
[04:31:01] the guy that you're bringing to the table
[04:31:02] to do a negotiated settlement with.
[04:31:07] Like actively shitting on them is probably not going to
[04:31:11] help your cause if you're trying to put a deal together.
[04:31:19] But also simultaneously disrespecting your proxy
[04:31:23] in this process is insane.
[04:31:25] Unless you are trying to desperately save face and make it seem as though
[04:31:30] make it seem as though Ukraine is not your thing. It was like the Biden thing.
[04:31:35] Of course, the door is open so long as Zelensky is willing to seriously talk peace.
[04:31:48] You can't come into the Oval Office or anywhere else and refuse to even discuss the details of a peace deal.
[04:31:55] Look, this is not going to make anybody happy. The Russians are going to have to give up stuff.
[04:31:59] Ukrainians are going to have to give up stuff.
[04:32:01] You can't come to the Oval Office and say,
[04:32:03] give us...
[04:32:05] Are you seriously trying to rationalize this?
[04:32:07] Are them trying to make a peace plan?
[04:32:09] No.
[04:32:12] I'm trying to find rational behind the fucking insanity.
[04:32:19] And I'm not going to lie to you,
[04:32:20] every day it becomes more and more difficult.
[04:32:29] Like every day that has gone by,
[04:32:31] the administration has become increasingly more insane.
[04:32:35] where I try to make sense of what they're saying
[04:32:42] and there is nothing there.
[04:32:44] Like it only makes sense to you if you're just,
[04:32:47] the stuff that they're doing makes sense to you
[04:32:50] if you've bludgeoned your head
[04:32:52] with a frying pan over and over again
[04:32:55] and you just want someone to go,
[04:32:56] yeah, no, this is cool, he's owning the lips here.
[04:32:59] Because like, the Trump admin actively undermines its own positions from the day prior.
[04:33:15] You know what I mean?
[04:33:16] It's not like they have no resistance.
[04:33:19] So they're just kind of resisting themselves because there's no resistance whatsoever.
[04:33:23] So they just like, we'll do stuff and then those things will be bad.
[04:33:27] So then they'll turn around and be like, all right, we're clawing some of it back.
[04:33:30] real 5d chess I just shit and pissed all over my diapers and then I smeared it on
[04:33:38] the walls and now we're saying I smell like shit that was my 5d chess okay now
[04:33:42] I'm gonna clean up that poop security guarantees we won't even engage with you
[04:33:47] about what we're willing to give up that's been the Ukrainian posture when
[04:33:50] that posture changes as President Trump said when they're willing to talk
[04:33:54] peace I think President Trump will be the first person to pick up the phone
[04:33:56] well I got to imagine that they're probably rethinking it what did you
[04:34:00] make of European leaders, quote, their voices of solidarity this weekend, because it's Lindsey
[04:34:06] Graham who's been very supportive of Ukraine in this conflict.
[04:34:09] I mean, he was livid.
[04:34:10] Yes.
[04:34:11] And he said if they want to now defend their own continent, let them go ahead and do it.
[04:34:15] Good luck to them.
[04:34:16] Yeah.
[04:34:17] And my message to Ukrainians, by the way, to President Zelensky is, when you've lost
[04:34:20] Lindsey Graham, that means you need to come to the negotiating table and recognize
[04:34:24] Donald Trump is the only game in town.
[04:34:26] He's the only person who I think has a meaningful plan to save that country.
[04:34:31] But Sean, here's the problem with the Europeans.
[04:34:34] And a lot of these guys are our friends, they're our allies.
[04:34:37] We of course, you know, the president has a great relationship with a lot of European
[04:34:41] heads of state.
[04:34:42] And so do I, but they need to be realistic.
[04:34:45] And the craziest part about this, Sean, is that sometimes you'll have European
[04:34:49] heads of state who in public will puff up their chest and say, we're in it with
[04:34:54] President Zelensky for the next 10 years.
[04:34:56] And then in private, they'll pick up the phone and say,
[04:34:58] we can't, this can't go on forever.
[04:35:00] He has to come to the negotiating table.
[04:35:02] So I honestly don't.
[04:35:04] That's messy.
[04:35:10] He's being a messy bitch.
[04:35:13] That's Tee.
[04:35:17] That's messy.
[04:35:19] That's messed up.
[04:35:23] I don't think he's lying about this for the record.
[04:35:36] I wish he wasn't such a coward and he leaked it,
[04:35:38] but leaked the DMs pussy.
[04:35:53] Don't care what the Europeans say in public.
[04:35:55] What I care is what they say in private
[04:35:57] and what they need to be saying to President Zelensky is,
[04:36:00] this can't go on forever.
[04:36:02] The bloodshed, the killing, the economic devastation.
[04:36:05] Definitely Germany, by the way.
[04:36:06] Station, it's making everyone worse off.
[04:36:09] The only pathway to, I think, back to peace and prosperity
[04:36:13] is what the president's trying to accomplish.
[04:36:14] And now we look back in time and we see Joe Biden
[04:36:17] was beginning to understand that the patience
[04:36:19] of the American people is running thin.
[04:36:21] That's right.
[04:36:22] Hundreds of billions of dollars
[04:36:23] nation with nearly 40 trillion in debt. I mean, it's too much.
[04:36:27] Well, so that's an important point, though, because I was a United States Senator, of course,
[04:36:30] for the last two years of the Biden administration. I got elected.
[04:36:32] I think you like the job better. I think I like the job a lot better. I certainly like the president
[04:36:36] a lot better. And here's the thing, you know, when you would talk to the Biden administration
[04:36:41] officials in private, it's another example of a terrible situation that Biden admin left the
[04:36:46] Trump administration. When you ask them, what's the plan?
[04:36:49] What? I just saw a clip of you laughing at a man whose son is in foster care.
[04:36:53] What? What are you talking about?
[04:36:58] This is why people like my stand alone YouTube VOD videos better.
[04:37:10] Oh, oh, oh, Crash Dummies Pod.
[04:37:15] Oh, it's a Crash Dummies Pod episode, Joe.
[04:37:18] Yeah, we had a Crash Dummies Fira and collab again, and it was amazing.
[04:37:28] Okay, we're going to spend tens of billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars in Ukraine.
[04:37:32] What is your plan?
[04:37:33] plan and they would honestly tell you well we're just going to send them weapons for as
[04:37:37] long as we can and hope eventually they can turn the tide. Hope is not a strategy. Throwing
[04:37:43] money and ammunition at a terrible conflict that is not a strategy. The only guy in town
[04:37:48] with a strategy is the president of the United States and everybody needs to follow his lead.
[04:37:52] What scares me is Zelensky when he says it's going to go on for years. How many
[04:37:57] more lives are going to be lost? He's not going to have a country to save it
[04:38:00] exactly right. The minerals deal would have provided the monies to rebuild their country
[04:38:04] and a strong US presidents and maybe Europe in troops as well.
[04:38:08] And this is, this is an important part of it. The president knows that, look, if you want
[04:38:12] real security guarantees, if you want to actually ensure that Vladimir Putin does not invade
[04:38:18] Ukraine again, the very best security guarantee is to give Americans economic upside in
[04:38:24] the future of Ukraine. That is a way better security.
[04:38:27] Dude, what sucks about this, aside from all of the senseless cruelty and humiliation that
[04:38:35] we're subjecting the Ukrainian population to, after using and abusing them as cannon fodder
[04:38:45] and selling them false promises about security, is that this is a very revealing moment
[04:38:55] about American ambition, a very revealing moment.
[04:39:06] But because American actions here are so insane, I can't even sit around and gloat because
[04:39:12] I think about all of the, all the Ukrainians that are going to suffer as a consequence of
[04:39:17] this.
[04:39:18] But this should be a moment of revelation, a moment where Americans recognize how we
[04:39:26] do things.
[04:39:27] Okay.
[04:39:28] I doubt it though, about Putin as some kid you be shit on Trump.
[04:39:52] Is that not extortion?
[04:39:53] Yes.
[04:39:54] It is.
[04:39:55] And that's always been what we do.
[04:40:01] I think this happening with Trump creates this unique opportunity where instead of having
[04:40:07] these conversations behind closed doors, they're very brutally honest about it, outwardly honest
[04:40:11] about it.
[04:40:12] They don't care about manufacturing consent, and they certainly don't care about like
[04:40:20] hiding the way that, what the fuck, this is a private moment for JD.
[04:40:37] I can't believe you guys are exposing him like this.
[04:40:40] This was a private photo, dude, that he took with his friends and family.
[04:41:14] Asmongold was calling moderation bias.
[04:41:17] Yeah.
[04:41:20] It's so weird because the attitude that most streamers have often had towards Twitch moderation
[04:41:28] is that we need less bands, not more.
[04:41:31] But I guess all, it's ironic, especially for Asmongold, to turn around and be like,
[04:41:37] no, we should be banning people longer.
[04:41:46] I find it really strange that he of all people is saying that considering how many times
[04:41:51] he gets yelled at, uh, by the internet for things that he says on his broadcast.
[04:41:58] How does he think that is?
[04:42:00] How does he think that that's going to work out?
[04:42:01] He said he doesn't care.
[04:42:18] Huh.
[04:42:26] He fostered a community biggest.
[04:42:27] Oh, 100%.
[04:42:28] All right.
[04:42:43] I promise you, if you did not have 60,000 people reacting to Donald Trump, he would
[04:42:52] stop tomorrow. I don't know why people think that this is like completely
[04:43:00] ridiculous or people will say, oh, what's on excuse you, Joe's like, no,
[04:43:02] Asmongold admits this. He don't give a fuck about nothing, dude. He just cares
[04:43:08] about the numbers. The problem is it's not even money. It's relevance. He
[04:43:22] cares more about relevance. He cares more about relevance than he does
[04:43:28] about money. Make no mistake. I understand Asmongold's ambitions.
[04:43:32] I promise you, I get it.
[04:43:36] The main difference between him and I is that I have a world view that I care about that
[04:43:41] I want to explain to people and want to bring people onto my side.
[04:43:52] That's it.
[04:44:00] A couple days ago, he said that he's been reading so much that if he believes something,
[04:44:03] he's objectively right, like supporting Hamas.
[04:44:17] I like that you point this out when I'm talking about like an ideological position
[04:44:22] that I have that I firmly am committed to. Like, you think that there is a broad,
[04:44:29] popular support for Hamas or even Palestinians in general? No, obviously, when you are pro-Palestinian
[04:44:36] emancipation, it doesn't matter. Everybody just calls you a fucking terrorist over and over again
[04:44:40] and demand that you get deep platform. That is literally the point. Yes, I'm saying no
[04:44:46] No matter how unpopular a certain position might seem, I am committed to advocating for
[04:44:56] said position because I believe it is correct. Palestinians deserve a right to live free,
[04:45:03] free of the Israeli occupation.
[04:45:05] That's it.
[04:45:08] Can we stop talking about as we're acknowledging existence is a problem?
[04:45:14] I mean, if you want, glad to see your back.
[04:45:34] What is this?
[04:45:35] Remember my picture of my older brother went viral cause he was the guy who just wanted to update you.
[04:45:39] He got his master's in it. Couldn't be proud of this.
[04:45:48] He said he doesn't need to worry about moderation because he's not radical at all, unlike you.
[04:45:52] In some ways, Azman Gold is not wrong for the new American right that is like unimaginably far right.
[04:46:02] Technically, he is firmly championing whatever their far right champions. If tomorrow they become
[04:46:09] out and about neo-nazis, he will most likely champion that as well. As long as it still
[04:46:15] gives him a relatively large audience and a position of prominence. That's it. I'm telling
[04:46:21] you, dude, I promise you, things change in American politics all the time. Let's say
[04:46:26] Trump does something truly heinous, okay, and all of his supporters start leaving him
[04:46:31] in droves, which is not very likely. He has a cult.
[04:46:36] And Asmigol realizes that the tide is shifting.
[04:46:40] That is the day that he will switch his political commentary in the opposite direction.
[04:46:44] He does not care.
[04:46:46] He's no different than Joe Rogan in many respects, where he will go along with the winds, except
[04:46:52] he also, just like Joe Rogan, has like certain issues that he does care about.
[04:46:56] For Joe Rogan, it was always weed, and then it turned into vaccines as well.
[04:47:07] For asthma gold it's titties and video games.
[04:47:25] Beyond titties and video games,
[04:47:27] I don't think he has like firmly held convictions at all,
[04:47:30] or any sort of real interest in politics.
[04:47:33] And I get it.
[04:47:35] American politics is a spectator sport.
[04:47:39] That's it.
[04:47:41] There is no material changes that are coming.
[04:47:44] That's why so many people say nothing ever happens.
[04:47:48] Do you understand?
[04:47:50] And if it's just pure spectacle and a spectator sport,
[04:47:54] then why shouldn't you take advantage of that
[04:47:56] by simply looking at the madness
[04:47:58] and assuming what you perceive
[04:48:00] is the most popular position you can,
[04:48:03] which is the position of the obvious incoming government,
[04:48:06] incoming administration that just won the popular vote.
[04:48:13] You understand me?
[04:48:48] Let's see what the people are saying.
[04:48:50] 52% of America's bag Ukraine convoy with Russia.
[04:48:53] So I think the easiest way we can kind of just ask this is do Americans like the way
[04:48:57] that Trump's handling his job and compare it to how they felt about Joe Biden.
[04:49:00] So this is the net approval rating.
[04:49:01] You look at Joe Biden back in 2024, he was 22 points on the water, holy cow.
[04:49:07] You look at Donald Trump, it's just a different planet entirely.
[04:49:10] I mean, the gulf between these two is wider than the Gulf of America or Mexico, depending
[04:49:14] on which side of the aisle you stand on.
[04:49:16] He's at plus two.
[04:49:17] So look at this particular point, Americans are giving Donald Trump the.
[04:49:21] Dan's favorite. Yeah. That's why I've been banned more times than every single one of your favorite content creators on this platform.
[04:49:28] That was what was always funny too. Everyone would always be like Hassan. Hassan is a PG 13 streamer. That's what trainwrecks used to say.
[04:49:35] And it's like, motherfucker, I've been banned more times than you. What are you talking about? I've literally been banned more times than trainwrecks.
[04:49:42] I've been banned more times than most content creators on this platform.
[04:49:47] What are you talking about?
[04:49:48] He's doing considerably better than Joe Biden was doing on the handling of the Russia-Ukraine
[04:50:13] conflict.
[04:50:15] And so on this simple question, I think Americans are saying, okay, Donald Trump's doing all
[04:50:19] right on this.
[04:50:20] What about specifically on how they feel about bringing the war to an end?
[04:50:24] Yeah, okay.
[04:50:25] So, you know, look, questions on this can be quite complicated, but I think this
[04:50:28] kind of gets at sort of where the American trend line is.
[04:50:32] Americans on the Russia-Ukraine war want a quicker end of the war, but Russia
[04:50:35] bro I'm gonna say something crazy here the numbers for Israel coming to the
[04:50:47] table for a ceasefire was like 80% when will he get permanently banned why are
[04:50:53] you a subscriber to me for two months and asking when I'll get permanently
[04:50:57] banned I don't know I dislike you because of the right and my brother would
[04:51:03] say you was a terrorist but then I watched you and I was like you right
[04:51:05] and something we don't see eye to eye on everything, but not crazy. Anyway, it is wild to me that the
[04:51:18] American attitude towards Israel was like 80% of the American government, I mean 80% of the American
[04:51:25] voters are like, please do a ceasefire. We need a ceasefire right now. Please stop sending me JD
[04:51:30] Vance's. Oh my God. Oh my God, I'm losing my mind. Keeps its captured land. Look at this.
[04:51:41] 50%, 50%.
[04:51:43] Bare majority, bare majority come in here,
[04:51:45] support Ukraine's right to fight,
[04:51:48] even if it means a long war.
[04:51:49] That's a 48.
[04:51:50] This is very, very close.
[04:51:51] But the trend line on this question is so important,
[04:51:54] because that one quick end of the war, look at this.
[04:51:56] You go back to August of 2022, it was at 31%.
[04:52:00] Now we're at 50%.
[04:52:01] I mean, that is a rocket ship upwards
[04:52:04] in terms of the Americans who want a quick end to the war,
[04:52:06] even if it means Russia keeps the captured Ukraine land.
[04:52:09] Americans are moving closer and closer to wanting a compromise, even if it means that
[04:52:13] Ukraine doesn't really get what it set out to want, at least at the beginning of this
[04:52:17] war.
[04:52:18] And Americans' views on Russia are shifting as well.
[04:52:22] Absolutely.
[04:52:23] I mean, one of the reasons why we're seeing this is Americans who say Russia is an enemy,
[04:52:27] you go back to 2023, it was 64%.
[04:52:29] And that CBS News You, Gulf Poll, it was down to 34%.
[04:52:33] Now there is a chunk that believes that Russia is an unfriendly nation, but the
[04:52:36] Oh my God, this is incredible. How is that possible? Dude, I swear to God, Americans are
[04:53:02] the dumbest country on the... Americans are the dumbest people on the planet, collectively.
[04:53:08] No. No way. Like, I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing to think that like an entire nation
[04:53:14] is bad, okay? Or sorry, I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing to think that an,
[04:53:19] uh, that, that an entire nation of people are, are not bad, right? It's not a bad thing
[04:53:25] at all. It's not a bad thing at all. Having said that, having said that, it is shocking
[04:53:35] that after a century of red scare, anti-red baiting, uh, anti-Russia propaganda, USSR,
[04:53:43] Why are you mad? This is good. No, no, no, no, no. I'm not mad. I'm not mad at all
[04:53:48] I wish they would do this about China in every other country really
[04:53:52] but please if you don't realize that
[04:53:58] Americans who have been taught to literally despise Russia during the Red Scare
[04:54:06] Could so quickly. No, it's not that they're not falling for red scare propaganda anymore. You're wrong
[04:54:13] It's entirely telegram and Trump. I think that's what it is. I think it's straight-up telegram channels, Donald Trump,
[04:54:24] like how malleable Americans are is wild.
[04:54:28] We literally have developed a
[04:54:31] audience. I mean, this gives me a little bit of confidence. This gives me a little bit of hope, honestly.
[04:54:36] All China has to do is just like play the right propaganda notes and
[04:54:40] then maybe it is the Chinese century of prosperity, you know?
[04:54:47] Because most Americans still think Russia is the Soviet Republic.
[04:54:53] Most Americans don't think Russia is capitalist.
[04:54:55] They think Communist Russia, fucking Maxwell Frost, the Gen Z, the Zoomer Congressperson
[04:55:03] came out and was like, Soviet Russia.
[04:55:05] I can't believe like Trump doesn't want to attack Kami Russia, Soviet Russia.
[04:55:10] Like what are you saying?
[04:55:11] weren't alive when the USSR existed. You were born after it seized to exist. What do you mean?
[04:55:29] I think this is truly shocking. I don't think that it's bad to no longer hate any country.
[04:55:41] Okay, Americans are, it's good that Americans don't have hate in their hearts for a country.
[04:55:45] Okay, that makes it harder to, you know, do global domination, American imperialism,
[04:55:52] but it's also alarming how malleable they are. It is alarming how malleable they are.
[04:55:59] Maybe it presents some semblance of hope for doing counter propaganda, but it's wild to me.
[04:56:07] This is wild. Why are you defending Russia? What am I watching? Oh my God,
[04:56:20] This is also partially what I mean people do not have reading comprehension skills or critical thinking skills in general
[04:56:29] I'm simply stating that it is shocking that so many fucking dumb boomers who literally
[04:56:35] Two years ago would have said comey Russia ussr
[04:56:39] Better dead than red baby have turned around and I like Russians are fine. I think I'm ambiguous towards them
[04:56:47] that is like
[04:56:49] 50 years of propaganda broken in a matter of two years, three years. That is crazy. Do you not
[04:57:07] understand how shocking that is? I think maybe, maybe if tomorrow every, every single news media
[04:57:23] outlet and every single major media apparatus was overtaken by
[04:57:27] communist or whatever, maybe Americans would also have a positive opinion about commies
[04:57:33] overnight and communism overnight. If you can brick like almost a century of anti Russia,
[04:57:44] anti US is our propaganda, virtually overnight with like a couple million dollars of targeted
[04:57:51] marketing campaigns. Okay. And, and, you know, with, with the president coming out and being
[04:57:57] like, ah, they're fine, actually. Yeah, 42% of Americans believe Russia is communist still.
[04:58:04] That's how stupid these people are percentage who believe that they're either an ally or
[04:58:09] friendly. That's up to 34% as well. Basically equal to the percentage who say that they're
[04:58:13] an enemy. So views on Russia have become, let's say a little less isolated in terms
[04:58:18] of wanting Russia to be way out there on their own, thinking that they're an enemy. At this
[04:58:22] particular point, they're starting to see Russia a little bit more friendly. And I think that's
[04:58:25] part of the reason why Americans want it.
[04:58:27] Oh my God. This is also a good point. Russia is more popular than the Democratic Party
[04:58:31] currently. Democratic Party approval rating 31%. Russian approval rating in the minds
[04:58:37] of Americans 34%. That's crazy. That is, what the hell?
[04:58:50] Let's see a compromise at this particular hour.
[04:58:53] Yeah. And after, yeah, this is after invading, this is after invading another country. Damn,
[04:59:06] dude. Damn. Americans are so wild, brother. America is a wild nation. It is shocking that
[04:59:16] not every single country on the planet, like it is not freaking out every single day of
[04:59:21] the week about the fact that a nation comprised entirely of belligerent mad men have nukes
[04:59:27] and have used them before and have the appetite to use them again, okay?
[04:59:33] It's crazy.
[04:59:41] It actually is crazy.
[04:59:42] All you had to do, all Vladimir Putin had to do was say Ukraine is woke and gay and
[04:59:47] we're based and we're gonna, we're gonna break the woke transgender Ukraine's back
[04:59:54] and make them straight again, make them white again, make them Christian again.
[04:59:58] And literally everyone was like, that makes so much sense.
[05:00:02] You could sell communism to the American population by saying anti-communist are woke and gay.
[05:00:12] Communism is the future because anti-communists are woke, they're DEI and they're gay.
[05:00:20] Security guarantee, then 20,000 troops from some random country that hasn't fought a
[05:00:25] war.
[05:00:26] He's on Iran. You're the fucking mega communist position. By the way, I'm obviously joking.
[05:00:31] I don't believe that. Okay. Welcome back. Jackson Henkel and 30 or 40 years. The security
[05:00:36] guarantee and also the economic guarantee for Ukraine is to rebuild the country and
[05:00:42] ensure that America has a long-term interest. You're not going to do that. If you come
[05:00:45] to the Oval Office, insult the president and refuse to follow his plan for peace.
[05:00:50] If he called, and I hate hypothetical questions, sure. Forgive me. If he called
[05:00:55] tomorrow and said I am ready to adopt your plan for peace. He can come back. I
[05:00:58] think that if he called and had a serious proposal for how he was going to
[05:01:02] engage in the process. Look there are details that really matter that we're
[05:01:06] already working on with the Russians. We've already talked to some of our
[05:01:08] allies. He needs to engage seriously on the details. I think once that happens
[05:01:13] then absolutely we want to talk to you. You convinced Putin and the Russians
[05:01:16] are willing to meet them, I don't want to say the word halfway, they're
[05:01:20] willing to do their part to achieve a negotiated settlement. Am I
[05:01:24] I'm not convinced, no, but do I think that there's a real pathway?
[05:01:27] You've got to trust but verify.
[05:01:29] You've got to engage in the negotiation.
[05:01:31] You've got to see what steps people are willing to take.
[05:01:33] This is another thing, Sean, obviously I'm biased because I really love the guy.
[05:01:37] But when the media attacks President Trump as somehow on the side of Putin, two big
[05:01:43] problems is that, first of all, the only president in 20 years where you haven't
[05:01:48] had the Russians take a bunch of territory was under the first term of Donald J. Trump.
[05:01:52] The second part of that is you've got to actually accept that President Trump, he's not just
[05:01:58] assuming that everything the Russians tell him is true.
[05:02:01] He's negotiating with them.
[05:02:03] There's a give and take.
[05:02:04] There's a trust but verify.
[05:02:05] That's called...
[05:02:06] Bro, stop.
[05:02:07] Why does he keep saying trust but verify?
[05:02:11] This is new meta, I think.
[05:02:12] He just keeps saying that over and over again.
[05:02:14] What the hell?
[05:02:16] Plomacy, we used to have some respect for that in Washington, D.C.
[05:02:30] Yeah, Jackson Hinkle went to Hassan Nasrallah's funeral proceedings and then came back to the United States unscathed
[05:02:39] Meanwhile, I get fucking cavity blasted every time I walk through TSA. What the hell is going on?
[05:02:45] Tell me that dude is not a Fed. Okay. Tell me that dude is not a federal agent. Jesus Christ
[05:03:01] No, shit is a Russian proverb. Wait trust me verifies a Russian proverb
[05:03:05] which rhymes in Russian the phrase became internationally known in English after Suzanne Mancy a scholar Russian history taught it to Ronald Reagan
[05:03:14] Then President of the United States who used it on several occasions in the context of nuclear disarmament discussions in the Soviet Union
[05:03:19] Yeah, I mean it's more so probably because Ronald Reagan said it that they're saying it as well
[05:03:24] What do the feds benefit for having Jackson on the payroll? Um, I mean it's super simple
[05:03:33] It's much easier to undermine any sort of anti-imperialist thought if you
[05:03:38] You make a prominent figure of anti-imperialism in the United States, a person who is belligerent
[05:03:46] and has no tangible world view that anyone can associate with.
[05:03:52] And also, you basically undermine any sort of solidarity, any sort of movement building
[05:03:57] amongst the left on anti-imperialist boundaries.
[05:04:01] It's certainly something that the American government has done before.
[05:04:08] Yeah.
[05:04:15] I mean, LaRouche is a great example of this, exactly.
[05:04:18] Did it, LaRouche also have some U.S. state and or intelligence connections?
[05:04:22] No, you were not mistaken.
[05:04:25] You literally split a Communist Party in two.
[05:04:34] I don't know what this is.
[05:04:36] I haven't been following on Jackson Henkel's adventures.
[05:04:42] long got a new haircut oh my fuck no no this is old chatters this is old he had
[05:04:50] this before this is not new no this is a old photo I remember this are you gonna
[05:05:15] react to the state of the union today of course I am Kings Americans economic
[05:05:20] upside in the future of Ukraine that is a way better security guarantee than
[05:05:25] 20,000 troops from some random country that hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40
[05:05:30] years. Wow. The vice president who is as dumb as he's aggressive. That takes some doing because
[05:05:37] Mr. Vice President, that's some random country that's not fought a war. That would be the United
[05:05:42] Kingdom who stood up. I'm not gonna lie is pretty funny. When when British people get up in their
[05:05:49] feelings about like, Americans being like you got no smoke alongside your troops in Iraq,
[05:05:56] not once but twice and in Afghanistan. We're also talking about things over the
[05:06:01] cities. All our shorts man. That's it. That's all I got to say. Okay.
[05:06:04] Boy, brothers are offended. Yeah. I mean, it's pretty funny. Yeah. The Kyrstarmer
[05:06:18] openly said after claiming that he was going to send troops to Ukraine to
[05:06:23] defend Ukraine that they would be nothing without US support, that his
[05:06:27] These statements would be meaningless without US support.
[05:06:32] Oh, I saw this.
[05:06:34] This is really funny.
[05:06:36] Jesus, those haters are way too happy about the Hassan ban.
[05:06:39] Holy shit.
[05:06:40] Finally, Hassan Piker banned on Twitch.
[05:06:42] Let's go.
[05:06:43] Now he'll finally have to go outside.
[05:06:46] Um, anyways, perma-ban, perma-ban, please, please, perma-ban.
[05:06:51] That's so funny.
[05:06:56] She thinks she's slick.
[05:06:58] over there. I love this video. I saw it yesterday. Do you see your Gleeshaarches?
[05:07:19] Dog treats cheap. Where is Squirrel? I can't read this one. Pure duck?
[05:07:32] All right, let's keep going. Ukraine is about to continue fighting.
[05:07:41] As Trump administers, pause the military aid there.
[05:07:42] The president has taken a dramatic step to get President Zelensky of Ukraine to begin talks
[05:07:47] on a ceasefire with Russia. Yesterday, President Trump put all U.S. aid to Ukraine on hold. They're
[05:07:53] calling it a pause. U.S. military aid for Ukraine is critical as they fight a war that Vladimir Putin
[05:08:00] started three years ago now. MTS Tyab is in Ukraine's capital, Kiev, with more on all this.
[05:08:05] MTS, I can't imagine the mood there this morning. Good morning to you.
[05:08:11] Yeah, a lot of nerves and a lot of uncertainty. Good morning, Tony. Well, a Ukrainian official
[05:08:15] has told CBS News the Trump administration's suspension of military aid to Ukraine gives
[05:08:21] the country only around six months before it starts running short of vital ammunition,
[05:08:26] as the White House continues to pile pressure on Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky
[05:08:31] to pursue peace with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
[05:08:38] Following Friday's Oval Office shouting match heard around the world,
[05:08:41] Don't tell us what we're going to feel.
[05:08:43] The nightmare scenario for Ukraine has been revealed.
[05:08:47] President Trump has announced the U.S. would pause billions of dollars in military assistance
[05:08:51] to the Zelensky government.
[05:08:53] Well, I just think he should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them
[05:08:58] through thick and thin.
[05:09:00] We've given them much more than Europe.
[05:09:03] The revelation has sent shockwaves across the war-battered country as Ukrainian morning
[05:09:08] shows broke the news.
[05:09:11] Mikhail Potoliak is a top advisor to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
[05:09:17] Can Ukraine defeat Russia without the support of the U.S. and President Trump?
[05:09:24] What I can say for sure is that Ukraine will still fight, but I will ask you a question.
[05:09:29] Would the U.S. be okay to stay on the sidelines when we need to stop Russian aggression?
[05:09:34] And what does Russia want to do?
[05:09:36] He wants to destroy the world that was built by previous American administrations.
[05:09:42] It's a world these Ukrainian soldiers say they're trying to defend.
[05:09:46] We were at a military trauma ward in Kiev for those injured on the battlefield.
[05:09:51] Where we met Alexei, a grandfather and volunteer soldier in his 50s who was being treated
[05:09:56] for shrapnel wounds to his leg and hips from a Russian shelling.
[05:10:00] Alexei also suffered a war injury to his arm a year ago and still went back to fight.
[05:10:06] So, you're going to keep fighting no matter what?
[05:10:11] Of course, he says, for the sake of my granddaughter.
[05:10:16] And as Ukrainian leaders grapple with what to do next, they will no doubt increasingly
[05:10:20] turn to European partners who already provide just over 50 percent of the military assistance
[05:10:26] Ukraine receives as Russia's war rages on.
[05:10:30] Overnight, the Kremlin launched major drone strikes on the cities of Sumi and Odessa.
[05:10:36] Tony.
[05:10:37] MTS, I have for us in a nervous Ukraine this morning.
[05:10:40] MTS, thank you very much.
[05:10:41] Thank you.
[05:10:42] Good morning, everybody.
[05:10:43] Obviously, I'm here to talk about my friend, Bridge Colby.
[05:10:48] I think he'll make a great, great policy lead at the Department of the Census, why
[05:10:52] the president nominated him.
[05:10:53] And I just wanted to be here to give a word of encouragement, a word of approval and just
[05:10:58] lend my reputation to Bridges' confirmation because I think he's a really, really important
[05:11:03] person for us to have at the Department of Defense.
[05:11:05] We have gone for too long letting our industrial base get degraded, allowing our troops to
[05:11:10] not even have the munitions that they need to fight the wars of the future.
[05:11:14] President Trump really believes in peace through strength, but a core part of peace
[05:11:17] through strength is ensuring that our troops have the weapons that they need in
[05:11:20] in order to fight the next war, if God forbid, it necessarily comes.
[05:11:24] So bridge is an important part of that defense policy.
[05:11:27] I think the Senate will confirm them, and I'm glad to be here and speak on his behalf.
[05:11:30] I'm having to take a few questions, if you guys have any.
[05:11:33] Just follow me, for Ukraine.
[05:11:36] What the President has said very clearly about our Ukraine policy is that he wants
[05:11:41] the Ukrainians to come to the Biyoshan state.
[05:11:44] We want the Ukrainians to have a sovereign and independent country.
[05:11:48] We think the Ukrainian troops have fought very bravely, but we're what is that noise man at a point here?
[05:11:53] We're neither Europe nor the United States nor the Ukrainians can continue this war indefinitely
[05:11:58] So it's important that everybody comes to the table and the president is trying to send a very explicit message
[05:12:04] The Ukrainians have got to the come to the table and start negotiating with President Trump
[05:12:11] Do you believe that the mineral deal can still be reached with Ukraine?
[05:12:13] Yeah, I certainly do and I think the president is still commision mineral deal
[05:12:17] I think we've heard some positive things, but not yet of course a signature from our friends in Ukraine
[05:12:22] But look the mineral deal is a really important part of the president's policy number one
[05:12:26] The American people have got to get some payback for the incredible financial investment
[05:12:32] We've made in this country a lot of the aid that the Europeans have sent has come in the form of
[05:12:38] Money that is getting repaid to them
[05:12:40] Well, it's really ridiculous and frankly an insult to the American people that the Europeans are getting a better deal
[05:12:45] in the American people the president is just trying to sure dude I I don't like
[05:12:51] that oh god it's so it's so wild that they just like keep they keep talking
[05:13:06] about Americans are not getting a good deal like on the one hand I should be
[05:13:16] excited at the prospect of them basically demonstrating the only thing
[05:13:20] that they care about okay but on the other hand this also means that
[05:13:26] Ukrainians are getting shafted in the process, like aggressively shafted in the process.
[05:13:34] So I can't even sit here and gloat about being like, see, they don't care about anything. They
[05:13:39] don't care about Ukrainian emancipation. And it's not unique to the Trump administration either.
[05:13:43] It's just that the Democrats are better at, you know, masquerading as reasonable people
[05:13:51] and actively making it seem as though they have an emancipatory interest here.
[05:13:55] that the American people get a fair deal while simultaneously incurring we have
[05:14:10] access to some minerals and resources that are very important for the economy
[05:14:14] of the future. If the landscape changes, his posture, his focus, his greatness as
[05:14:19] you guys have talked about, would there be a consideration of bringing the aid
[05:14:22] back on, or is that an indefinite pause, a long-term pause? Look, the president
[05:14:27] has been very clear he wants the Ukrainians to come to the negotiating
[05:14:30] table. I think when the Ukrainians come to the negotiating table,
[05:14:33] everything is on the table.
[05:14:35] What about the pressure on Russia?
[05:14:37] Look, I think the most important thing,
[05:14:39] a lot of people have made this about public statements.
[05:14:41] President Zelensky needs to
[05:14:43] say that he's committed to the peace,
[05:14:45] or President Zelensky needs to apologize to the president.
[05:14:47] The public stuff doesn't matter
[05:14:49] nearly as much as what are the Ukrainians
[05:14:51] doing to meaningfully engage
[05:14:53] on what a peaceful settlement would look like.
[05:14:55] We need the Ukrainians privately
[05:14:57] to come to us and say,
[05:14:59] this is what we need,
[05:15:01] This is what we want. This is how we're going to participate in the process to end this conflict.
[05:15:06] That is the most important thing and that lack of private engagement is what is most concerning to us.
[05:15:12] His face is not edited. That's his actual face.
[05:15:15] On Ukraine, but not much pressure on Russia. Do you expect to do maybe more sanctions on Russia or any other steps to pressure both sides if you want to have them on a negotiation?
[05:15:27] Well, I don't think that's right, actually.
[05:15:28] I mean, we still have a number of sanctions
[05:15:30] that are placed on the Russians.
[05:15:31] We do believe that the Russians economically
[05:15:34] are struggling because of this conflict.
[05:15:36] We do believe that it's in Russia's best interest,
[05:15:38] but also Ukraine and the United States' best interest
[05:15:41] to bring this conflict to a close.
[05:15:43] So we believe in applying pressure to everybody
[05:15:45] to stop the killing because that's
[05:15:47] what the president's policy is, and that's
[05:15:48] what's in the best interest of the American people.
[05:15:50] President, how do you understand?
[05:15:52] As a deal being a long way away,
[05:15:53] you just said that the Europeans came privately
[05:15:55] to the negotiating table, I think the thing's moving.
[05:15:57] What are we talking about timeline here?
[05:15:59] How fast can we think back on it?
[05:16:00] President Trump said that, or President Zelensky said that?
[05:16:02] President, I believe that President Trump
[05:16:03] had said characterize it as being a deal-bomb long-term.
[05:16:07] So I know that President Zelensky said that,
[05:16:10] but what I think the president has said
[05:16:12] is that we can make a deal.
[05:16:14] The Russians can't continue this thing forever.
[05:16:17] The Ukrainians can't continue forever.
[05:16:18] Most importantly, the United States
[05:16:20] can't continue it forever.
[05:16:21] Look, there are a lot of details to be worked out.
[05:16:23] a lot of questions about territory, about everything else. We want to have that conversation.
[05:16:28] We're not saying that we're committed to one pathway or another. We're just saying you
[05:16:32] can't even bring the peace to the four.
[05:16:34] Bro, America, the final stage of this is America invading Ukraine alongside Russia. You
[05:16:41] mean like, yeah, no, you want a true presence? You got true presence. Okay. That's right.
[05:16:51] I'm joking. They don't have nearly enough oil reserves for America to do such a thing.
[05:16:59] Okay. America's literally gonna, America's literally gonna invade Ukraine and actually
[05:17:06] start blowing up Ukraine at this point. What the hell? What are we doing?
[05:17:12] front if the Ukrainians aren't willing to negotiate in good faith. And right now, they
[05:17:16] haven't been able to, haven't been willing to, hopefully that changes.
[05:17:19] Do you think that the European peacekeepers are a non-starter for the front?
[05:17:23] Four GOP sources, Rubio. Four GOP sources, Rubio has told people he's upset by his lack
[05:17:29] of foreign policy influence despite being the administration's top diplomat. One said
[05:17:33] they felt as though Rubio is often the last to know when foreign policy decisions
[05:17:36] are made in the White House. Amazing. Oh, you deserve it. You fucking bitch. I hate him.
[05:17:47] Oh, Jesus Christ. I think this is more so to save face, by the way. It's just, I'm sure
[05:17:56] he has more influence than he lets on, but he also recognizes that the final say is
[05:18:01] completely out of his hands. So when they do embarrassing stuff like this and just
[05:18:05] sits there with this face on, uh, basically he's just leaking to the media that like,
[05:18:13] Oh, this is not my decision. I would be making very different decisions. If it were up to
[05:18:18] me,
[05:18:37] I would be realistically far from the solution or no,
[05:18:39] I, I think if on his send me the full threat of JD events that it's like maybe 45 more
[05:18:44] times, I probably will click on it on the 46th or 47th time. Probably no matter what
[05:18:50] you do, don't stop sending me that link. Okay.
[05:18:53] I don't speak for the Kremlin. I don't know what is a non-starter or not for the Kremlin.
[05:18:57] I know that obviously, and we appreciate-
[05:18:59] Holy moly.
[05:19:00] Haplois, thank you for the 50 bones. 50 big ones. God damn.
[05:19:05] God damn, hype train incoming.
[05:19:07] Why, why, why, why, why?
[05:19:09] If this, the British and the French have offered to step up in a big way.
[05:19:14] That's very, very important.
[05:19:16] But fundamentally-
[05:19:17] If you subscribe, you can send me links like megafaunix is, okay?
[05:19:20] And I most likely will not click on them,
[05:19:23] But maybe, maybe I will, yeah, 99% of chatters stop sending links right before I click on
[05:19:37] them.
[05:19:38] Don't ever give up.
[05:19:43] The question of what's a non-starter for this is a part of a negotiated settlement we have
[05:19:48] to come to.
[05:19:49] We can't even really start that negotiated process in earnest until the Ukrainians
[05:19:54] led by President Zelensky come to the table.
[05:19:56] We need to see from Canada in terms of...
[05:19:58] Go ahead, man. Yeah.
[05:19:59] Mr. Colby has said in the past that the U.S. could tolerate or contain a nuclear arm.
[05:20:03] How does that consistent with the President's max inspection?
[05:20:06] Well, number one, the President's been very clear he doesn't want to tolerate a nuclear arm, Duran.
[05:20:10] And I don't know what Mr. Colby has written in the past,
[05:20:13] but I'll say that every single person that we nominate to the position
[05:20:16] is going to have at least one thing that they disagree with the President about.
[05:20:20] That's okay, but the President's policy is extremely clear.
[05:20:24] We cannot tolerate nuclear-
[05:20:25] Thank you for the 20 guesses.
[05:20:27] Especially in Iran, that will be the policy of the administration it has been, and it was during the first Trump administration.
[05:20:32] What do you need to say to Canada to rule back these tariffs?
[05:20:35] Look, the president's gonna have conversations-
[05:20:38] I'm gonna be honest with you, Jedidiah Vance is so good at eating shit.
[05:20:46] He is the perfect VP for Trump.
[05:20:58] He would be-
[05:21:01] He is the perfect vice president for Trump.
[05:21:03] He has a way to communicate the liberals using like liberal language.
[05:21:09] And he is more important than anything else, a rapacious ass-kisser.
[05:21:16] Why has Europe not actually proposed a deal that would be accepted by both sides?
[05:21:20] Let's be honest here about the reality of conflict.
[05:21:22] Europe and the Democrats understand how this will end.
[05:21:25] I think they're just not at the table.
[05:21:27] It's probably why.
[05:21:33] I suspect that they just don't have really a say in the process.
[05:21:36] So they're kind of trying to, on the one hand deal with like the tariffs.
[05:21:42] And on the other hand, trying to deal with what the American administration's current
[05:21:46] foreign policy attitudes are with the Canadians, we need to see real engagement on the fentanyl
[05:21:56] issue on the drug issue.
[05:21:58] That is fundamentally the underlying element of the United States.
[05:22:00] You need to subscribe to the Chinese YouTuber that hit the algorithm and he's amazing.
[05:22:04] Very wholesome content from a nice guy.
[05:22:05] I love that.
[05:22:06] Katan, thank you for the 25.
[05:22:08] Get the subs.
[05:22:09] train, level seven achieves.
[05:22:11] How's am is we think the Canadians have not been serious about strut stopping the drug
[05:22:16] trade. Now people will sometimes say, well, if you look at the numbers, the Mexicans send
[05:22:20] way more fentanyl into the United States than the Canadians do. The Canadians have
[05:22:24] allowed a lot of fentanyl to come into the country.
[05:22:27] Wait, what is this? You're not going to believe how the hogs are defending Trump tariffs.
[05:22:31] Oh, come on chat. Take a day off chatter. God damn it. I got so excited. It was
[05:22:37] salivating at the prospect of a hog watch moment. The British tabloids tomorrow, less
[05:22:44] tea forgets.
[05:22:45] Roe is Trump holds military aid to Ukraine. US Vice President accused of insulting our
[05:22:50] dead. Trump deputies vile slur on Brit heroes.
[05:22:56] Vance Land? Oh my God. Oh my Lord. But 636 of our troops died in Afghanistan and
[05:23:20] Iraq fighting alongside the U.S. Clown vences slur on 636 war heroes, blundering U.S. Vice
[05:23:29] Presidents as Britain is not fought a war in 40 years. British media so hostile. Yeah,
[05:23:40] get them. Let them fight. It's a real let them fight. It's a real let them fight moment
[05:23:45] because like both parties are, uh, both parties involved in this are just demons
[05:23:52] in their own, in their own right. Okay. Let them, let them fight each other. Let them
[05:23:58] eat each other out. Yeah. You heard me. You heard what I said. Oh, meanwhile, um, watch
[05:24:21] you for like a month, great content and very comforting during the political fuckers that's
[05:24:24] been happening. Glad to see you on band and slightly convinced that the band was
[05:24:26] for your politics and not what you actually said. No, I think the band was valid. I,
[05:24:32] I, like it's very obvious what the argument that I was making was not a call to action in terms of assassinating a sitting American Senator and instead was to talk about the hypocrisy, but I should have used a different, I should have used a different term instead of saying kill.
[05:24:52] I should have said like nuke.
[05:24:54] Yeah, it's understandable that they would be strict about that 100%.
[05:25:04] I definitely as I said in my video, I definitely take ownership over that for sure
[05:25:10] No, not even like in a video game. I shouldn't I just shouldn't have said kill. I should have said
[05:25:23] Punish that's it, but it's obvious that I'm not like it's obvious for anyone that's
[05:25:38] Paying attention to what I'm saying
[05:25:41] They everybody understands. I'm not talking about like literally
[05:25:46] Mike Johnson going out hearing what I'm saying and then going out and executing Rick Scott.
[05:25:58] It was valid until I saw multiple clips of other streamers saying things along the lines
[05:26:02] of I hope you die. Yes, there are a lot of right wing content creators out there and
[05:26:09] a lot of people that recognize that even showing a little bit of allegiance to right
[05:26:16] wing sentiment will get you some clout. And that is precisely the reason why a lot of
[05:26:20] people will go, yeah, this guy sucks. I hate him. Convoy of age. Yeah. Meanwhile, I mean,
[05:26:32] it's actually been pretty good. I'll say it's worked. As many gold is yet to be banned
[05:27:03] for saying Slicker should kill himself multiple times a few years ago. I mean, yeah, that's
[05:27:07] not going to happen. The statute of limitation is passed. Also, it's not happening because
[05:27:12] enough people are not going to make a big fuss about it. That's usually how it goes.
[05:27:19] You've upset the vets. Yeah, I saw this one's really funny. I got a seven day ban for calling my
[05:27:24] friend's girlfriend, the F slur during a stream where we raised 100k for veteran families.
[05:27:31] Why are you doing that? Not a single person's like, why did you do that? That's a weird thing
[05:27:40] to do by that argument. It's always political for you. What do you mean? Bro, move on. Let
[05:27:50] people heal from their old mistakes. They've got plenty of new ones to choose from. My language
[05:28:08] was related where a VTuber got banned for seven days for humping an MPC in Bloodborne. Yeah, but
[05:28:12] the thing that I don't understand is if they got banned for silly things,
[05:28:20] it's weird when they're, it's weird when people's advocacy, it's weird when people's advocacy is
[05:28:26] like, no, like it'll be better if other people get banned for longer. Like no, you should be
[05:28:32] advocating for your streamer to not get banned for seven days, not vice versa. You know what I mean?
[05:28:40] Like, how was that my fault? Do people unironically think I run Twitch or something? I think some
[05:28:45] people do. It's very strange with some very notable exceptions. I've rarely ever advocated for a
[05:29:00] permanent ban on people at all. Like, there are, there are some people who are, you know,
[05:29:08] Doxers and cereal swatters and whatnot. And yeah, I don't, I mean, I think those people in their communities are, are not just
[05:29:16] Insane to unbanned, but like it's objectively harmful to the entire space of streaming
[05:29:26] It is pretty funny though
[05:29:28] That uh, you know asmigol says a bunch of crazy stuff
[05:29:33] On a daily basis and is also simultaneously demanding that like a higher band hammer get
[05:29:38] a higher band hammer be struck on someone like myself.
[05:29:50] I've seen Baldman Gold say he'd rather have school shootings
[05:29:53] in guns than no school shootings in no guns
[05:29:54] and not a single clip was made.
[05:29:56] Yeah, it's more so, it's very difficult
[05:30:00] to parse through a lot.
[05:30:03] Like when you're talking about eight to 10 hours every day,
[05:30:06] it's very difficult to figure out
[05:30:09] like what a person has said
[05:30:10] that might be a violation of term service.
[05:30:12] I luckily have a metric ton of haters so they can immediately clip any moment, often times
[05:30:19] clip moments directly out of context to also demand I get banned for shit that I'm not
[05:30:25] even advocating for.
[05:30:28] underscore u.s. left to streamer son piker appears to appears bad from twitch after saying quote if
[05:30:34] you cared about medicare fraud you would kill rick scott okay she's just reporting
[05:30:44] the news how do you get banned from that i mean it's a joke it's just a joke you know first of all
[05:30:53] it's also known it's completely nonsensical because you'd have to go back in time to prevent rick scott
[05:30:59] from committing a Medicare fraud, right? Yeah, you can do a post talk or after the
[05:31:06] fact, but it wouldn't stop setting. Oh, you do it as a punishment. I'm not for
[05:31:10] capital punishment. So exactly. Neither am I to be fair. If the joke is funny, it's
[05:31:20] not banable, just my opinion. I agree. Thank you. I thought comedy was legal
[05:31:24] now. I go back in time and save Huey P long or it will be better just saying
[05:31:39] What is this?
[05:31:41] Well, that he's too Ethan Klein criticized the song for saying he's closely incarcerated firefighters in Elon Musk
[05:31:46] Well at the same time not knowing how much they get taken advantage of a saying they shouldn't push for more pays quite disgusting behavior horrible
[05:31:52] Why are they going through older?
[05:31:56] Older videos of mine like there is
[05:31:59] Ethan now anti paying incarcerated firefighters more like what the fuck's happening? Oh, no
[05:32:05] He's going full-sex Pestini. He's just assuming whatever position I have. He's he's just gonna assume the exact opposite
[05:32:13] Is this all they do on their broadcast like what the fuck?
[05:32:20] What a what a strange obsession man
[05:32:25] He's just like yeah, no, it sounds for Medicare for all fuck that. I'm against it
[05:32:37] Yeah, I hate that aren't you afraid of legal actions taken against you for what I hope you guys understand
[05:32:46] And yes, if I actively called for the assassination of a sitting US president or a sitting US senator, I would literally get a stern talking to by secret service.
[05:33:05] Like it's fairly obvious what I said in that process for what you said, I know was a joke, but no, I wasn't.
[05:33:13] Oh my God, it's fine.
[05:33:22] They dox people on their show too, don't forget.
[05:33:25] I know that was also crazy.
[05:33:33] He freaked out on Dan and started saying Dan was acting like you.
[05:33:37] Yeah, I like that I'm Trump's palestinian as a pejorative.
[05:33:41] Ethan uses Hasan as a pejorative.
[05:34:01] It's weird.
[05:34:01] I don't want to watch this.
[05:34:04] And I don't understand why anybody would, to be fair.
[05:34:19] Slow chat, please.
[05:34:36] Do you see XC called out Dan Clancy after he saw your tweet about him?
[05:34:40] What did he say?
[05:34:41] Is he crying that I called him a snake?
[05:34:52] That's pretty funny.
[05:34:57] After spending years and years claiming that I was fucking him over and demanding that
[05:35:05] I get a longer ban, anyway, XC has fallen in the rookie hole.
[05:35:30] Yeah.
[05:35:37] Israel blocks all entry of humanitarian aid in Nagaza.
[05:35:41] Lutherans, pro-Hamas mobs with arrest and deportation. Fantastic. Fantastic stuff in general.
[05:35:48] And then I'll talk about the stalker incident before we get to obviously later in the day.
[05:35:55] The Donald Trump, the Donald Trump fake state of the union that's not a state of the union.
[05:36:03] There's also this guy, this, this Nazi who has been unmasked and lo and behold, shockingly
[05:36:13] it seems he is a paid phone allegedly. Nathan Grayson also wrote a article on my band. Let's
[05:36:25] see what it was about.
[05:36:26] The Twitch streamer is not the problem. Don't take the bait by Nathan Grayson. Yesterday
[05:36:30] a son house, I would probably get the biggest leftist political streamer and one of the
[05:36:33] few progressive voices, the rival, the right small army of endless aggrieved attack
[05:36:36] dogs was suspended from Twitch. The cause during a broadcast last week,
[05:36:39] Piker suggested that if House Speaker Mike Johnson and other Republicans were serious,
[05:36:42] were as serious about Medicare and Medicare fraud as they claimed,
[05:36:44] they would kill a current U S Senator former CEO who oversaw the department of justice called
[05:36:49] the largest healthcare fraud in U S history instead of elevating him to the upper echelons
[05:36:54] of the party. This is notable not because of Piker's suspension, but because of how people,
[05:36:57] especially other content creators ended up framing the larger issue. Not long after
[05:37:01] Piker made his incendiary statement last week, the outrage machine kicked in the overdrive
[05:37:05] with the likes of actual violence encourager, Libs of TikTok, bomb threats follow Libs of
[05:37:10] TikTok's campaign against planet fitness. And also Libs of TikTok has done bombing campaigns on
[05:37:18] children's hospitals, which is the most insane, like children's hospitals got
[05:37:25] bomb threats after they were, uh, they were put in the crosshairs of Libs of TikTok.
[05:37:32] You're a bad person at that point. You know what I mean? There's no other way to put it. Anyway,
[05:37:38] and rebranded while streamer, Azmin cold, who unsurprisingly did not turn over a new leaf
[05:37:43] following his own suspicion for a 2024 races ran against Palestinians clutching their pearls of
[05:37:47] what they suggested was a violent threat against Scott numerous others across Twitter and YouTube.
[05:37:51] Some connected to the longer term effort to the platform, Piker and pro-Palestinian
[05:37:55] streamers. Others not took up their call for suspended Piker a few days later.
[05:38:00] After just one day, Piker's suspension has concluded. And other usual suspects like Tim
[05:38:10] Poole are acting like Twitch is turning a blind eye to murder. Never mind that Piker
[05:38:13] did not suggest viewers should harm Scott. He remarked that Johnson and other high ranking
[05:38:17] Republicans would do it if they stood by their state of principles. An idea so far
[05:38:21] outside the realm of possibility as to be on its face absurd.
[05:38:26] My statement was hyperbolic. Piker said in a YouTube video addressing the suspension
[05:38:29] today, but the intention of it was not a call, was not a call to violence directly
[05:38:32] against the sitting senator. But instead it was to show the hypocrisy of the
[05:38:34] Republican party in terms of how little they truly care about Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
[05:38:38] Because that happens at the point of the provider and not necessarily at the point of the recipients.
[05:38:42] They want to cut Medicare and Medicaid for the recipients to the tune of 800 billion.
[05:38:45] And in order to justify that, they will do everything in their power to lie and claim
[05:38:48] that it's actually your grandparents that are stealing from Medicare and not people
[05:38:50] like Rick Scott.
[05:38:52] Piker, who back in 2019 found himself in hawala over a similarly decontextualized
[05:38:56] remark that a market deserve 9-11 resolved to use more deliberate, more careful language
[05:39:00] in the future.
[05:39:01] Probably a smart move, though, as Piker observed in his video.
[05:39:04] going to be perfect 100% of the time when they're live, day in and day out, going back
[05:39:09] and forth with the contentious chat, all while creators espousing right-wing viewpoints,
[05:39:12] which often explicitly or implicitly advocate for violence against immigrants and trans
[05:39:15] people are held to vastly different standards. What is this one? Oh, Nick has been spewing
[05:39:21] anti-trans rudder for months, but he's only now facing consequences. That's true.
[05:39:26] Also more importantly, the streamer drama portion of the story barely matters. The
[05:39:29] The problem piker pointed to during the stream that got him suspended, a former CEO of a healthcare
[05:39:35] company that copped a record 1.7 billion of fines going on to dodge material consequences,
[05:39:40] walk away with 10 million in severance and 300 million in stock options have become
[05:39:43] a U.S. Senator, is an issue of so much more consequences than piker's word choice
[05:39:48] that these things are not remotely comparable.
[05:39:49] It is the range that millions of people are getting their news from creators who
[05:39:53] act like a damn Twitch streamer using harsh language to state documented facts
[05:39:57] is where the story starts and ends, rather than the halls of actual power.
[05:40:01] We're all being robbed. It's as clear as day.
[05:40:03] There was an alleged murder about it and many people sided with the alleged
[05:40:06] murderer. Think about why political pundits and content creators might now
[05:40:09] be incentivized to muddy the waters, especially when healthcare is concerned.
[05:40:12] Think about how they might stand to benefit from your distraction,
[05:40:14] even as normal people's material circumstances degrade by the day.
[05:40:17] Think about how platforms make themselves complicit by algorithmically
[05:40:20] favoring outrage and drama dog piles over discussion that threatens the
[05:40:23] status quo.
[05:40:24] Anybody who frames his conflict in any other way, who suggests different stakes or a different
[05:40:29] central cast of characters is either deeply unserious or outlawing to you.
[05:40:33] Do not listen to them.
[05:40:34] Odds are they are trying to rob you, too.
[05:40:40] Yeah.
[05:40:43] Bars.
[05:40:44] Ah.
[05:40:45] W article.
[05:40:46] Even Klein, Asmongold, and XT have been promoting Dazbulla through an ex-account called Yeet.
[05:41:01] I exposed their Nazi troll farm in this thread.
[05:41:03] The group's threads violent hate speech and organizes harassment campaigns.
[05:41:06] Yeah, I know
[05:41:08] Not only do they call themselves the dala ban destinies
[05:41:12] Destiny's community is segmented into both the dala ban and now I guess the does bull lover gates or whatever
[05:41:19] and
[05:41:20] Yes, they are a bunch of groipers and like fortune Nazis and shit, and they regularly
[05:41:29] Yeah, this this account is like literally a stalker of mine by the way a stalker of mine and
[05:41:35] and many other female content creators on Twitch,
[05:41:39] kind of like that one fucking random stalker
[05:41:42] that went up to Sina and Valkyrie and Emeru,
[05:41:51] like that level of stalker went into the Destiny community,
[05:41:55] got a lot of prominence in Destiny's audience
[05:41:57] for constantly clipping shit
[05:42:00] and now has rebranded himself as TMZ for streamers
[05:42:03] and people don't even know that.
[05:42:04] Yeah. It's, it's a stalker that is known in this community, by the way, a stalker who
[05:42:10] climbed the ranks of LSF and now has an LSF Twitter. Yeah. Literally. Can you imagine this
[05:42:16] dude? We have the Ock 2000 or 20,000. We have banned probably thousands of accounts
[05:42:23] of his. Yeah. The Poke Hasan stalker. Yeah. And now he on ironically has become a LSF,
[05:42:34] LSE poster. Isn't that crazy? We have banned thousands of stock accounts of his.
[05:42:45] This is the guy that Richie Torres follows too, by the way. Yeah, video of Asman defending the
[05:42:52] stalker threat, a threat exposing Dasvala Nazi troll farm targeting Arab and Muslim streamers.
[05:42:58] Why y'all got to make this always about race? Like y'all always about make this
[05:43:01] shit about race and shit. Like, what do you mean? It's N words for Palestine is what they were
[05:43:07] posting. What do you mean? Why y'all gotta always make this about race? They made it about
[05:43:13] race. Is Esmond Gold criticizing this account or what's he criticizing?
[05:43:17] Exactly. No, like making this shit about me. Always making this shit about me. It's nuts.
[05:43:24] What if Twitch is racist though? It's what they get. Major schizo energy. I think so
[05:43:28] too. When anyone asks why people hate Hassan, this should be his reason. The people who
[05:43:32] hate Hassan, are you okay siding with these people? Jesus. Oh my God. Oh, wow, wow.
[05:43:38] the break and a little bit confused. Like what is this, the admin, the knots?
[05:43:43] I don't think, I don't think as we go, I understand that when he enters the realm of politics,
[05:43:48] like people that have been doing this to me will eventually do this to him as well.
[05:43:53] Like right now he thinks cucumber right now, right now he thinks that like, Oh, because
[05:43:58] you know, I'm anti Hassan, then that's fine. Right? Like they won't come after
[05:44:04] me. They will. They came, they're after
[05:44:06] destiny too. Half of them have literally turned around and are now ripping into destiny. These
[05:44:11] guys are just in it for the fun. That's it. Like you will eventually also become their target.
[05:44:20] They'll always hate me the most. Let's be, let's be real, but
[05:44:26] this guy got a copy strike on his account from pirate software that put a mark on his account.
[05:44:29] I suggest all content creators do the same and get his account closed for harassment.
[05:44:33] I don't think it was pirate software that uh, copy strike them. I think it was a false copy strike
[05:44:46] I think your you duty really affected him
[05:45:01] Oh my god, like what what is this?
[05:45:04] Holy fuck like every why
[05:45:07] What are you doing? I'm not going to cry a fucking river when people who have genocide that's baked into their laws
[05:45:14] Are getting genocided
[05:45:23] The group marks their children speds violent hate
[05:45:26] Yeah, they they just say like uh incredibly racist shit
[05:45:29] Destiny and Dan Selman working with Azman Gold and XT to promote their racist troll farm after getting banned on Twitter.
[05:45:34] It's a crime. Destiny, Dan Selman. Who else is there out there that is pushing the fuck Hassan narrative?
[05:45:40] There has to be more of us. Is there more of us?
[05:45:42] Well, it's happening organically.
[05:45:44] Organically.
[05:45:45] He relies on Hassan as a crazy person. Yeah.
[05:45:47] He is a bad guy. I am so happy that I could be part of this movement to destroy this.
[05:45:52] this yeah he's like he's like it's organic because it even destiny understands that dan
[05:45:58] is giving the game away because he's a fucking dumbass he's like no no no this is organic
[05:46:02] it's an organic movement of people who just think it's not as crazy he's a terrorist motherfucker
[05:46:09] and i also want to say that this rise in extremism and this rise in extremist right
[05:46:15] yeah he straight up linked the the dan salman tweet because eventually somebody will say
[05:46:21] something will this be the time it probably won't be the time but eventually somebody will
[05:46:27] say something and it's going to get mainstream attention to a degree that it's going to damage
[05:46:31] twitch on a massive level I'm not going to cry a fucking river when people who anyway um
[05:46:40] this Nazi cucumber group is the is the group's admin it's uh it's followed by day and salt
[05:46:45] many yeet more and yeet later these cucumber spends spends its days tweeting out calls for
[05:46:49] for violence and mass murder against Arabs slash Muslims. And then switches back to his
[05:46:52] all to attack and words for Palestine.
[05:46:56] That's below as most active soldiers in a count called Yeat, who pretends to be TMC
[05:47:00] for tumors, but is actually a decibel a mod. Yeat curates misleading clips, they encourage
[05:47:03] harassment and is promoted by asthma gold, XT, Ethan Klein and their respective communities.
[05:47:07] Yeah. Don't be fooled by East attempt to appear innocuous. Yeat is a decibel a mod who
[05:47:13] follows the Nazi cucumber. Their goals to harass tumors that criticize Israel, especially
[05:47:16] Arab slash Muslims. If they don't get their way, their aim is to destroy Twitch as a platform.
[05:47:21] Twitch is a corrupt site of lunatics running the asylum. It needs to either
[05:47:23] implode or get completely gutted and rebuilt. While day of settlement into a lesser extent,
[05:47:27] Ethan calling out sponsors, accelerated the timetable. The end game for Twitch was always
[05:47:31] the apocalypse. A productive day operatives catch me later. I'll buy you a beer strike
[05:47:36] target updates. Congratulations operatives. We are reporting positive outcomes. They like
[05:47:40] LARP as though they're doing like a Psyop. Don't be... Oh my god. So it's a very sad
[05:47:50] way to... Ben is shy now, but he was talking a whole lot when he threatened to destroy anyone
[05:47:54] who criticized Desbelar worse. Anyone who dared to criticize Destiny's alleged sex crimes.
[05:47:59] If you're some fucking one of my coworkers out there and you're making a little bit of
[05:48:03] a strong statement about how much you condemn Destiny and everything else, you better
[05:48:06] not fucking find you doing something else and signing some other bullshit off for
[05:48:09] someone else all this is just virtue signaling fucking bullshit okay it's
[05:48:12] like because it's like oh oh god sharing news okay I'm out of here immediately
[05:48:17] right like fuck who's on right fuck everyone is using this as a as a jumping
[05:48:20] off point to like try and make their side when you might my haters are not
[05:48:26] unwell okay let me tell you not remotely not my haters are not doing
[05:48:34] well they are very unwell don't capture you in 4k being a virtue
[05:48:39] signaling time that, you know, don't capture that event for many of these people.
[05:48:44] I will I will fucking destroy you if that's the case. But I've been thinking
[05:48:48] about for the Twitch thing, I might actually just go find every person that
[05:48:53] said something like, you know, Clancy is never gonna leave, nothing burger by the
[05:48:59] way. I think I may find every single one of these people and round them up.
[05:49:04] I just, I'm going to leave it there. My fellow, uh, orators or coworkers, if you're some fucking one of my coworkers out there, and
[05:49:17] He was also actively trying to dox people who used to be in destiny's community who are no longer in his community
[05:49:23] because of, um
[05:49:26] because of the the destiny
[05:49:28] cyber sex, uh sex past saga
[05:49:32] You know sharing uh with other people with other people that he wants to have sex with uh videos that he took
[05:49:40] some consensually, some unconcensually, allegedly, you know, the, the revenge porn saga that he's
[05:49:50] going through, people that were upset at destiny, Dan has been actively trying to,
[05:49:56] excuse me, said this, yeet guy seems unbiased by his reporting. By the way, yeah, because
[05:50:01] excuse me, also is a destiny dick writer. What do you mean? That's it. You know, it is what it is.
[05:50:11] Everyone, please do your part in exposing these violent races in their thinly disguised
[05:50:14] disinfo slash harassment operation. There's many people out there who don't know the truth about
[05:50:17] these streamers slash accounts are susceptible to the underhanded tactics after our first exposed
[05:50:22] yeet for as a front for Desbole as Nazi troll farm. He quickly tried to cover tracks by removing
[05:50:27] his mob position too late. The evidence has already been saved. The owner of that community
[05:50:31] made me a mod on their own accord. You're reaching so hard law. I found out I'm not a mod from
[05:50:34] your tweet. I'm a mod from your tweet and just remove myself again. I have no posting in
[05:50:38] there. Nice try on the canceling though. Go back to 2015. Honor I mentioned Nicholas
[05:50:43] the area and will you make sure yeet followers who supported this below this info and harassment
[05:50:47] campaigns both are desi orbiters who try to distance themselves the thing is I don't think
[05:50:53] this guy is getting paid to do any of this shit I think he does it because he's just
[05:50:56] like a very mentally ill a deeply deeply mentally ill stalker by the way like the
[05:51:09] amount of accounts of this guy that we have banned in this community and in many other
[05:51:15] communities because he's just like very clearly a mentally oscar is shocking it is truly shocking
[05:51:22] that destiny brought him into his community and made him a prominent part of his community in general
[05:51:32] yeah he goes after all of my friends anyone who is yeah he's active in all the schizo
[05:51:37] So discords, like this person is exactly the same.
[05:51:41] This person is exactly the same fucking person that was stalking, uh, emerald in them.
[05:51:52] He originally comes from Destiny's community.
[05:51:53] That's where a stalker came from.
[05:51:54] Oh, I didn't know that.
[05:51:55] I thought he, I didn't know that he was, uh, initially from that community.
[05:52:00] I thought he was just like a, like an outsider stalker that entered his community.
[05:52:14] Same exact type of person.
[05:52:15] the same person, but same exact type of person. Like, yeah, I'm not saying it's the same person.
[05:52:26] It's the same type of person. Make no mistake. I'm sure they'll like try to clip that out of
[05:52:32] context as well. But there are a lot of, there are, the reality of the matter is
[05:52:39] is there are a lot of, there are a lot of people like this who just like actively try to stir
[05:52:51] up drama. And that is what they, like the satisfaction they get is like when people recognize them,
[05:53:01] recognize their existence. This is how I used to harass your tweets all the time back
[05:53:13] in the day while trying to ship you with other streamers so we could harass them as
[05:53:15] well. How did they switch up and become approved by so many streamers is unbelievable to
[05:53:18] me because streamers, there are a lot of streamers who are dog shit, like straight up. That's it.
[05:53:28] Myself included. Like I am not, I am not the best person either. You know what I mean?
[05:53:33] I also have a lot of narcissistic tendencies. Like this is something that I voluntarily,
[05:53:38] this is something that I recognize. It is what it is. And these people love playing
[05:53:52] that role of just like actively obsessing over a person.
[05:53:59] No, this was earlier clip of Bonerchelly saying he was going to pay these people, then Yeet
[05:54:05] went on to fuel Dee's podcast, aka the fuck Hassan hour.
[05:54:10] I don't know if he's actually getting paid, but who cares?
[05:54:32] I mean, it is what it is.
[05:54:34] There's not really much you can do about it.
[05:54:35] Did you hear the latest news?
[05:54:47] Dee hired Prince Andrews lawyer.
[05:54:49] I don't know if you have extra cash that guy is expensive.
[05:54:52] Wait, what?
[05:54:55] Prince Andrews lawyer.
[05:55:04] This is a stalker I saw who made the weird Reddit threads
[05:55:07] about all the female streamers who appeared on your stream.
[05:55:08] Yes, that's him.
[05:55:13] He's the one who constantly ships me
[05:55:14] with every female content creator
[05:55:16] and just like over and over again, posts about it.
[05:55:23] He was the one who would always like post my address
[05:55:25] under all of my replies too, I think,
[05:55:27] or that might be a different skit.
[05:55:29] So yeah, there is definitely a group of these people
[05:55:40] Discord that all just like to actively stock a lot of content creators, but especially female content creators
[05:55:47] When it was lords Andrew Brettler who was a partner in the firm that defended Prince Andrew and Bill Cosby Jesus Christ
[05:56:25] Different dude. Do you know how many fucking stars I have I have a lot of fucking stalkers
[05:56:31] Every content creator does
[05:56:34] Especially Twitch streamers chat. All right, let's talk about it
[05:56:45] As I was talking about earlier today, Emeru, Valkyrie, Sina, Emily, and Rosie were at the
[05:56:50] Santa Monica Pier. Valkyrie and Sina have been doing a Cicathon, which was supposed to go for seven
[05:56:58] days. In the process of them doing this Cicathon, they were targeted by a stalker in person.
[05:57:11] From what I understand, he came up to Emeru first. I believe he actually came up to them
[05:57:15] in a positive manner initially and took photos with them and then changed his outfit
[05:57:23] and then came back and was harassing them after they got off the Ferris wheel for a photo
[05:57:30] or during the Ferris game. Thank you. Oh god, yes, I did see. Sing for a change.
[05:57:51] A change for the better? Is he saying the quarter number? Oh, why did I get your number?
[05:58:02] I don't have a phone.
[05:58:04] Oh, I'm sorry.
[05:58:11] Wait, so I'm just gonna, I'm gonna keep falling here.
[05:58:13] Huh?
[05:58:15] I got a father boy.
[05:58:21] That's not how you really risk.
[05:58:23] Oh, bro, what the fuck?
[05:58:25] Get behind me.
[05:58:27] All right.
[05:58:29] So, I think Emily is the only one here at this stage that understands the severity of the situation.
[05:58:37] These are my friends.
[05:58:39] events. They get approached like this all the time. So they basically are, they think it's
[05:58:48] like a, like a weird fan interaction. They shouldn't be familiar with this process. But
[05:58:55] of course, I think being a woman, especially in this space, they get this a lot more than
[05:59:00] you would think. Yeah. This is from earlier in the day when you had a different outfit
[05:59:09] when he took a photo with them. Apparently when he initially took photos with them and
[05:59:16] then later and and Valkyrie is trying to deescalate, keep things humorous. You know, Kendrick,
[05:59:29] Can we all get churros?
[05:59:31] Kendrick, add it into the list.
[05:59:35] Thank you for coming in, ladies.
[05:59:36] Thank you so much.
[05:59:37] See you tomorrow and take care.
[05:59:39] Can we get churros or no?
[05:59:40] Yes, right here.
[05:59:41] Oh.
[05:59:42] Oh, I feel awesome.
[05:59:43] I get to go from the vendors.
[05:59:47] Ooh, it might be better with the vendors.
[05:59:49] I didn't see any churro vendors though.
[05:59:51] Did you?
[05:59:52] There is one.
[05:59:53] Yeah, yeah.
[05:59:54] Do you want some sunglasses?
[05:59:59] You like me?
[06:00:02] Incognito time. Stand behind me.
[06:00:07] I don't like... I'm gonna keep following her. Where's your little block? I'm in the lighter.
[06:00:19] Also, yes, this is a great example of how women have to try to play down the rejection because they're fucking scared to say no because of
[06:00:25] the potential for physical repercussions.
[06:00:28] interactions. Also important to note there. The thing is, sometimes awkward interactions
[06:00:44] that can turn into really weird interactions, that can even turn into dangerous interactions
[06:00:51] can happen in the process of live streaming. Okay, as someone who does a lot of IRL streams,
[06:00:56] I have also had my fair share of these sorts of experiences.
[06:01:01] So what you're supposed to do in that process is basically behave a certain way,
[06:01:05] like nothing wrong is happening.
[06:01:07] Okay.
[06:01:11] Because you don't want under any circumstance to think that this is like to,
[06:01:17] to basically give in, in some ways to the para social stalkers interaction.
[06:01:27] There are a lot of people who do this.
[06:01:28] This is part of the reason why they swat streamers.
[06:01:30] It's a part of the reason why they docks streamers as well,
[06:01:33] because they want to change the dynamic of the stream.
[06:01:37] And if you even in any way, shape, or form react to it,
[06:01:44] then it gives them the satisfaction almost.
[06:01:53] It's a very weird dynamic.
[06:01:55] and basically every streamer, no matter how small,
[06:02:01] especially female streamers, know exactly what this is like.
[06:02:05] We don't talk about this side of the industry deliberately,
[06:02:11] okay?
[06:02:13] Because you don't want other people
[06:02:19] to engage in copycat behavior,
[06:02:24] but it is a constant.
[06:02:25] That's why I have said time and time again that the only person, the only people that
[06:02:35] I know they get actively cyber-stocked and harassed, maybe even more than myself actually,
[06:02:42] are just regular female streamers.
[06:02:44] It doesn't matter how big or small.
[06:02:46] You can be a female streamer with 30 fucking followers and you will have a stalker.
[06:02:53] It's insane.
[06:02:54] This is one of the major hurdles for this industry, and this is part of the reason why
[06:03:01] so many of you most rumors have to deal with all of these extra things that they can't even
[06:03:06] actively and openly talk about.
[06:03:10] Other than myself, Law, I mean, should I not?
[06:03:16] Should I not volunteer this information?
[06:03:18] I'm currently giving you a little bit of extra background about how this stuff works.
[06:03:26] Do you think that I'm lying is a very big content creator on this platform, especially
[06:03:34] one that speaks about politics eight hours a week?
[06:03:36] Do you think I don't have fucking stalkers?
[06:03:38] Are you insane?
[06:03:51] I just did a, like our introduction to this conversation literally began with other
[06:04:01] cyber stalking communities that operate within discords, that operate within telegram
[06:04:08] channels that actively seek out streamers sometimes physically.
[06:04:17] You would never be able to tell it's her.
[06:04:21] I know I was excited for him to sing a song and then he pulled out a block twist.
[06:04:47] he made eye contact like, what's he doing?
[06:04:50] Oh, damn it, maybe you would take people to the hospital.
[06:04:58] Your starters don't have to sexually assault you, though. I'm not going to say anything.
[06:05:06] But all I'm going to say is there is a lot that I'm not going to speak on in terms of my
[06:05:15] own personal experiences, okay? But all you should know about this is you don't fucking know anything.
[06:05:25] What streamers have talked about here, what streamers have revealed about this, this,
[06:05:31] and this was an accidental reveal, by the way, because most streamers will usually
[06:05:37] shut the camera off. But in this situation, I think it was more so a matter of safety.
[06:05:42] Okay, but everything that you've heard from other streamers since this happened is
[06:05:53] Not even the tip of the fucking iceberg. Okay
[06:05:59] This is the dark side of twitch streaming that people
[06:06:05] Understandably don't talk about even LSF has a policy of not posting this kind of shit
[06:06:11] it, not posting swaddings and not posting doxings, because even they know that it encourages
[06:06:20] even, they know it encourages copycats. Also, yeah, there are people like Nick Paulman,
[06:06:30] Wake Wilder that got literally sexually assaulted on stream at TwitchCon by a fucking stalker.
[06:06:35] I'm a female and nothing shimmering. My husband's ex joined my community. Our fake
[06:06:49] person has been apparently stalking us for five plus years. A bit different, but
[06:06:51] So he's swimming now. Yeah.
[06:07:04] Maybe we should just go.
[06:07:07] Oh, yeah, maybe we should.
[06:07:09] Yeah, yeah. He's, uh, he's, you know, he's getting a little closer.
[06:07:13] That's a...
[06:07:15] Oh.
[06:07:27] I think we're just gonna go.
[06:07:29] at that point he approaches them and emily you know faces the stalker and is
[06:07:50] like actively telling him to fuck off and they try to get help from security
[06:08:04] He starts banging on trash cans and apparently told them that he was going to kill them, okay.
[06:08:14] And kept putting his hands in his pockets. No, not extra Emily. Emily is Ray's assistant.
[06:08:31] Security, please, please. Yeah, right there he said, I'll kill you right now.
[06:08:36] So then they hit the, you know, the traveling sign in order to obviously not show the rest of it.
[06:08:55] And from what I understand, they basically, they basically waited for the cost to come.
[06:09:01] I don't think, I mean, I don't know what this person, like, I don't know what has happened since then to this person.
[06:09:11] But I'm sure they'll explain the rest of this in this video because after that, they were
[06:09:17] understandably traumatized by the incident, so they didn't want to continue.
[06:09:23] QT Cinderella, who also has her fair share of experiences with this, said, the worst
[06:09:27] part is now you go to the police and they won't do anything about it.
[06:09:29] You try to file a report.
[06:09:30] They tell you to do it online.
[06:09:31] You do it online.
[06:09:32] They reject it.
[06:09:33] Rinse and repeat.
[06:09:34] There is no help.
[06:09:35] It's terrifying.
[06:09:36] My heart goes out to everyone involved.
[06:09:40] The violation of numerous crimes, by the way, like what took place here, obviously, you
[06:09:45] have stalking, you have active death threats, things of that nature, and just nothing comes
[06:09:58] of it.
[06:09:59] Partially because, partially nothing comes of it because cops don't understand it, they
[06:10:05] just don't understand the process.
[06:10:07] Like they don't understand what live streaming is, they're older, they don't understand
[06:10:12] most normies also don't understand like the parasocial nature
[06:10:15] of streaming. One thing that piss me off when cops are out there arresting anyone
[06:10:22] and everyone after the luigi shit was that it shows that police can and will do
[06:10:25] something when it comes to billionaires online harassment but heaven forbid they
[06:10:27] do it for women or streamers who are getting stalked. Yeah
[06:10:30] one thing i want to point to is is i promise you you do not understand
[06:10:34] you do not know how commonplace this is that's number one
[06:10:38] it's incredibly commonplace for virtually every twitch streamer
[06:10:42] every live streamer in general, but it is even more so and more overwhelming for female live streamers
[06:10:49] no matter how large or small. But the other thing that I want to expand on, on top of that, is that
[06:10:57] this kind of attitude is egged on by a shit ton of psychopathic right-wing anti-women
[06:11:06] content creators as well. There are the andrutates of the world and then there is like the whatever
[06:11:12] podcast, you know what I mean? Like Keemstar and the like that actively egg on these fucking weirdos.
[06:11:20] Okay. They don't tell them that this kind of behavior is completely inappropriate,
[06:11:25] completely unacceptable, only until it's far too late. And the reason why I talk about
[06:11:31] about Keemstar here is because days prior to this, a couple of days before Keemstar was
[06:11:35] actively shitting on these girls. Okay. Talking about how like, Oh, they're getting owned.
[06:11:41] These poke main clones or whatever the fuck they streamers get owned. Female streamers
[06:11:47] get owned by a person who says that they're not, that they're not doing enough to make
[06:11:54] content like Kaisen at or whatever. A couple of days prior to the stalker, not to say
[06:11:58] that this stalker directly is, is getting their notes from the likes of fucking keemstar. There's
[06:12:04] dude in the goons running, running that page of taking the entire past week to shit on
[06:12:08] these female members for zero reason and foster community hates the word them that can add
[06:12:11] the shit like this happening. Not saying this event is directly related, but the irony here
[06:12:15] is crazy. Yeah. Not saying this is your fault, but you and other clip accounts are certainly
[06:12:25] not innocent when it comes to inciting misogyny and harassment against these women. Yeah.
[06:12:29] Seen a complaining about doing basic work while also trying to downplay Kaisen as
[06:12:31] success clown. Pokemon and her clones are starting to get called out for their behavior.
[06:12:35] I was fighting for an SJC, claims that they scripted this for threatening her life. Like
[06:12:49] these guys are disgusting. Yeah, they do it to frogan all the fucking time too. I know
[06:12:54] Sean the black had a really good take on this. This happening right after a campaign of
[06:12:58] paint these shimmers as untalented and low effort creators is not a coincidence. These
[06:13:09] These guys are fucking soulless, okay? Irredeemable monsters who simply just want to cause as much
[06:13:18] drama and as much controversy as possible, especially against people like Sina, Pokimane,
[06:13:24] Valkyrie, like they actively try to stay out of drama, okay? They actively stay away
[06:13:31] from it, okay? And by virtue of just them being fucking women, people constantly whip
[06:13:39] up the drama drums over and over again. And worst of all, until a moment like this happens,
[06:13:46] okay, until a moment like this happens, most of the people who also play a role in this,
[06:13:53] other content creators who also play a role in this by hyping these fucking dips like
[06:13:57] keemstar up will then turn around and be like, Oh, how could this have happened?
[06:14:02] It's like, bro, you played a role in this.
[06:14:04] Like what the fuck are you talking about?
[06:14:17] That's what's like unique about this back in the day.
[06:14:19] This kind of stuff was just simply relegated to like weird online forums.
[06:14:24] Nowadays it's moved beyond simply online forums and are actively are actively
[06:14:34] hyped up by literal right-wing content critters for all the way from
[06:14:37] Keemstar to the Andrew Tates of the fucking world, the whatever podcast, the fresh and fit podcast,
[06:14:43] like this is how they make money. They have entire Twitter communities now, especially with the
[06:14:49] insane way that Twitter has become this like right-wing shithole. They have entire fucking
[06:14:54] Twitter communities that are dedicated to doing stuff like this. The four channelification
[06:14:59] of the rest of the internet is here. So look, and there are still people in here. Look,
[06:15:11] So one freak stream sniper equals men bad law. No, this has never been acceptable. Some of the freaks on the internet aren't even relevant to most people
[06:15:18] Dog, why are you self-reporting? I'm a man. What the fuck are you talking about? I'm not even just talking about men in general
[06:15:25] Okay
[06:15:27] I female stalkers too, bitch
[06:15:30] Shut the fuck up
[06:15:40] But yes, if you think that women don't have it worse, you are delusional. Okay
[06:15:45] That's number one. Number two the reason why women have it worse and the reason why
[06:15:49] Like everyday average women that aren't content creators or aren't fucking famous are also going through this too
[06:15:57] With very little repercussions. How do you not understand?
[06:16:02] Go talk to a woman in your life. Go talk to your mom
[06:16:08] Tell her to recount an experience that she's had like this. I promise you she probably has had an experience like this
[06:16:14] okay
[06:16:15] Where she didn't entertain the advances of some fucking loser and then that loser took it
[06:16:21] in a very weird way and
[06:16:24] Got incredibly aggressive
[06:16:27] If you see someone say men are creeps and you feel offended yourself reporting exactly. I need you to understand. Okay?
[06:16:45] This kind of shit is super commonplace
[06:16:51] And there is virtually nothing law enforcement can do about it. Okay?
[06:16:56] nothing this was on video and there are still people who were like is this
[06:17:04] script dude okay so gets it I literally can find a single streamer
[06:17:13] reacting to this whose chat wasn't saying super shit is so sad and I saw it
[06:17:16] having live stuff like that makes you want to go to school to be a cop well
[06:17:22] you ain't you'll be too busy stopping innocent people that just run through
[06:17:26] stop sign just said I actually doing something about that so there's no
[06:17:29] point. They don't care about that. They just care about the dude that ran the stop sign
[06:17:34] or went five mile an hour over the speed limit. They don't care about that. Oh my God. What
[06:17:38] you mean? What the f... That's an amazing take from KZO. Holy shit. Buddy, trust me.
[06:17:51] Trust me. They do not care about that. Okay, beef squashed. Beef squashed with KZO.
[06:18:06] He is an official big boy status again. They don't have to be streamers. Just
[06:18:18] a female with a mic and or opinion. No, they don't even have to have a microphone. Bro,
[06:18:24] female accountants go through this shit at their workplace or at a fucking bar. You just
[06:18:30] have to be a woman. The reason why this is so goddamn commonplace with seemingly no fix
[06:18:36] to it is because people just take it as the norm. Okay. There's really, really horrible
[06:18:43] education surrounding this and it's accelerated for the worst in the past couple of years
[06:18:47] with like a lot of right-wing content creators who actively take on this issue from the most
[06:18:53] right-wing slant that they possibly can. Okay? People just say like, oh, all women do is lie.
[06:19:08] All women lie. All women are bitches. All this shit. It's creating an environment where
[06:19:19] some people inevitably take matters in their own hands.
[06:19:22] I hate random stuff like that to people who don't deserve it.
[06:19:29] Bro, they're walking around streaming, having fun.
[06:19:33] And you got some straight goober, by the way.
[06:19:36] I'm talking straight goober.
[06:19:39] I seen that dude.
[06:19:40] You want to talk about a goober.
[06:19:44] Like, bro, what is wrong with you, man?
[06:19:49] Bro, don't be weird, bro.
[06:19:50] It ain't hard to not be bro.
[06:19:51] You know what blows me away on top of that even more?
[06:19:55] Bro, the easiest thing in the world is to be a normal person.
[06:19:58] Yeah.
[06:19:59] I don't understand.
[06:20:00] Actually.
[06:20:01] How you get to the mental capacity to even think to do,
[06:20:05] not only think to do something like that,
[06:20:08] but to actually physically do it.
[06:20:10] You know what I think?
[06:20:11] You can call it overkill.
[06:20:13] I think somebody who has the capability to do something like that
[06:20:16] should not only go to jail, but go to jail forever.
[06:20:18] Just be gone forever.
[06:20:23] Straight up.
[06:20:26] Straight up. If you're a young man, okay, who simply doesn't understand how commonplace this is,
[06:20:38] I urge you to talk to your sister, if you have one, or your mother, just any woman that you are
[06:20:48] friends with, okay. It is incredibly commonplace. And no, women aren't fucking lying about it.
[06:21:00] But there's obviously a gray area in interpersonal relations within men and women, between men
[06:21:09] and women.
[06:21:10] Okay?
[06:21:11] There are some gray areas.
[06:21:12] And I understand being a guy growing up in this space and not being able to figure out
[06:21:20] exactly how to deal with this dynamic.
[06:21:23] You find someone cute.
[06:21:24] You find them attractive.
[06:21:25] You want to tell them how you feel about it and you're, you're afraid of coming
[06:21:29] across like a fucking creep, and then you just hold it in forever. Or you end up, um,
[06:21:37] you end up revealing this information. Maybe they respond to you negatively, and then you
[06:21:41] start developing resentment, uh, and that resentment grows, and then you seek out
[06:21:46] like-minded individuals, and you find yourself a home in one of these fucking spaces online.
[06:21:52] This is very dangerous. Okay? This is very dangerous for you, because you become a
[06:21:57] dangerous person to everyone around you. This is why I always say be fucking normal. I got
[06:22:10] understand how this kind of resentment towards women across the board fester and grow. Okay?
[06:22:18] I was a fat dude growing up. I get it. I understand. But guess what?
[06:22:26] You can't make other people's problems. You have to seek within yourself and work to fix
[06:22:36] whatever fucking issues you have and I do get very upset very frustrated with
[06:22:49] people that don't try to break this cycle so I'm very appreciative of people like
[06:22:54] KZO who are just like not leaving any room for this kind of thing okay my mom's
[06:23:14] a diverse attorney she had a Jehovah's Witness daughter for years this person
[06:23:17] will call my mom's personal number telling that she was going to hell and
[06:23:19] needed to repent for her sins of doing divorces they will call her on her
[06:23:23] office number they would follow her on her walk to the courthouse it got
[06:23:26] So bad at one point I remember my dad having the chaperone my mom whenever she was walking somewhere the cops never did anything when she tried to report it
[06:23:33] So fat shame yourself. You'll be fine. Is that what I said? Why are you so fucking?
[06:23:46] Dude, I love I love that. I'm talking about mental illness and you just came up with the most mentally ill response
[06:23:52] To what I was saying and you're spamming it too. You thought you had a banger in the in the tank
[06:23:57] You were like this is my banger. I he needs to see this
[06:24:00] like shut the fuck up that's not what I'm saying okay you couldn't even respond to what I said what
[06:24:12] was what you said if people say women won't stop lying you get offended yourself reporting is the
[06:24:19] same argument you just made a few minutes ago but flipped around dog how do we go back to the
[06:24:24] how do we go back to the drawing board and explain to you that mis-injury and misogyny are
[06:24:28] not the same because misogyny is associated with systemic violence and also deeply personalized
[06:24:33] individual violence as well in the normalization of said violence, whereas mis-injury is not.
[06:24:39] Okay? That is the dynamic. That is the difference between someone saying,
[06:24:46] oh, let's have a gay pride parade versus why no straight pride parade? Why are you,
[06:24:51] why are you being a anti-het, anti-heterosexual? Why are you against heterosexual behavior?
[06:25:01] You are aggressively coming after me for being a breeder, a heterosexual.
[06:25:08] Things can be different.
[06:25:09] You don't have to rob everything of its context, okay?
[06:25:19] Why is it that everybody always hits the reverse racism shit?
[06:25:22] Oh, this, of course, is a 2013 account, too.
[06:25:30] And no, I didn't even, I wasn't terrified of your idiotic biologic sentiment and just
[06:25:36] didn't see it in the sea of, in the sea of other comments.
[06:25:52] was on what do you call sex and towards men then it's called mis-injury and it's a laughable notion.
[06:25:57] Okay. Do you want to know why it's a laughable notion? How many, how many radfems fucking
[06:26:03] are constantly up my ass for being pro sex work or being pro trans? Okay. Yeah. I get it. Trust
[06:26:10] me. Okay. If it was, if it was in any case or form a real thing, I would have probably
[06:26:17] been killed by now a million times over by a fucking radfem. It's often born out of people's uh
[06:26:26] it's often born out of victimhood that people just have no way out of it and they feel powerless
[06:26:32] so they basically turn around and start lashing out. This doesn't mean it's appropriate but you
[06:26:36] don't deal with it in the same way. I can't believe that I cannot believe that you are
[06:26:46] trying to flip this on men being the victim. Jesus Christ dude just I'm telling you right now
[06:26:57] Kill that part of your brain. Okay. There's that little there's that little demon inside of everybody's head who goes
[06:27:04] I'm making a fucking banger counter argument here. Okay. I'm cooking this one up
[06:27:09] The moment that you see that thought you just end it and that thought in your brain. I promise you
[06:27:16] Band okay using the term kill doesn't automatically mean a band chat. Jesus Christ
[06:27:25] Calm down
[06:27:33] Everybody's got a little reactionary dog in them. Okay, everybody has it
[06:27:38] It's understandable.
[06:27:40] We are a product of our material conditions.
[06:27:44] We are not above propaganda.
[06:27:45] We are not above social conditioning.
[06:27:50] You feel me?
[06:27:53] So I get it.
[06:27:54] I understand having those thoughts creep in.
[06:27:57] You've got to actively work against them though, because if you let those thoughts
[06:28:03] seep in before you know it, kill that par for every argument, because it's not critical
[06:28:09] thinking.
[06:28:10] Okay?
[06:28:11] thinking. That is what I'm trying to explain to you. But you think it's critical thinking,
[06:28:16] it's not. It's reactionary thinking. There's something very comforting about entertaining
[06:28:32] the notion that things are the way that they are because of some natural order and
[06:28:40] that all of these people are actively trying to undermine the natural order, okay?
[06:28:46] It's much easier to think that homeless people are homeless because of their own moral failings
[06:28:51] and that that'll never happen to you, instead of recognizing that it happens because of
[06:28:57] material conditions, because of a sequence of horrible things that might have happened
[06:29:03] to this person.
[06:29:06] It's much easier to think the former rather than the latter because when you think
[06:29:15] the former, then it's like, oh yeah, it'll never happen to me. Remember, Law, he's right
[06:29:23] about everything. Killed that par for every argument. Okay. The dumbasses are talking
[06:29:31] to one of them. The dumbass are talking to each other in the chat. Wait, what a case
[06:29:36] of dude? Nothing. He's just being awesome. Reactionary thinking is the exact opposite
[06:29:56] of critical thinking. Reactionary thinking can be very comfortable. And a lot of people
[06:30:01] engage with it because they get that comfort and it makes you feel like you're smart. Remember
[06:30:09] that. That's why I say kill that part of your brain. Aren't neutralized that part of your
[06:30:15] brain that wants you to desperately conform to reactionary ways of thought. Yeah, it he
[06:30:36] gets that a man hates women because some women hurt him. But when a woman hates men because
[06:30:40] she has sexually assaulted by one is much harder for them to understand the end of
[06:30:44] then the end of capitalism. Let's watch their response. The next day, they went back live
[06:31:02] to say that they're ending their, as Ms. New Video is just calling, is him calling Hassan
[06:31:11] a Nazi law? That's hilarious. Okay, I'll take it seriously. It takes one to no one. You know what
[06:31:18] I mean, I'll take that seriously. Let's continue. Um, we wanted to, uh, officially end the marathon,
[06:31:37] have some closure, talk about the situation a bit and just end it properly because it didn't feel
[06:31:45] right ending it the way that it ended yesterday. So, um, and we do kind of need to like
[06:31:50] like say what happened because I think a lot of women,
[06:31:55] a lot of times in this industry cannot talk about the
[06:31:59] stalkers they have because it will only make them worse.
[06:32:03] And unfortunately, this one was very, very public.
[06:32:06] And I feel like none of us can really move on.
[06:32:11] And we just want to get it out of the way while I am
[06:32:14] still here and Ray is here and also Emmy is safe.
[06:32:19] She just, you know, she needs time to process it and stuff and we are all very much still in shock
[06:32:26] So please forgive us if we are emotional, but we are not
[06:32:41] We are very much in shock and we need you guys to know it was like that clip does not do it justice for how scary it was
[06:32:48] It was like it didn't show everything that happened and we just want to use it as like a learning situation
[06:32:59] Because we see a lot of people saying like I would have done this if I was there
[06:33:03] But you have no idea how fast it really happened
[06:33:07] We did not know that it was even the same guy up until he made the original thread about following us
[06:33:13] We didn't click it changed clothes
[06:33:16] Apparently yeah, so if you guys don't know he met us earlier like 30 minutes before
[06:33:22] And it was, you know, interest, like he was just a little cringe and like we took a photo with him
[06:33:27] And he was very nice, and he went and changed clothes
[06:33:30] Um and came back, which is why we didn't
[06:33:33] Know who he was
[06:33:36] And I also want to say before say anything like if you even
[06:33:41] Remotely think that Rosie and Emily did anything wrong like I genuinely mean this shut the fuck up like I seriously
[06:33:48] Because you were not there
[06:33:50] Um, it is like fight or flight in that moment and Rosie and Emily did everything they could to protect us
[06:33:59] so that we could like
[06:34:01] Get away and like Rosie
[06:34:04] Even afterwards like stood out the door and it's hard when you are like a
[06:34:09] Camera guy and he is holding 10 like literally the equipment he has on him is so much money
[06:34:14] He was literally holding the camera close to him, turning, and like, Rosie pushes the
[06:34:20] guy like away from us, like they did so much to help us and they are not security, they're
[06:34:27] not trained to do that.
[06:34:28] Rosie and Emily are normal human beings like us, like they're not used to that.
[06:34:32] I really was prepared to like fight him though, even though he was like pulling things
[06:34:38] out of his pockets.
[06:34:39] Yeah.
[06:34:40] I just like it scares me like thinking about that any of them could have gotten hurt
[06:34:47] Yeah, it was
[06:34:50] Really scary
[06:34:52] Yeah, if you don't if you haven't seen the entire interaction can be condensed in two minutes
[06:34:58] Um, well, I wasn't shown but he like banged on this trash can in front of the security guard
[06:35:05] like I don't know if you could hear it the way that we knew he was manic was he
[06:35:09] kept changing like but personality like he would get really happy and be really
[06:35:14] nice and then feel threatened and get really aggressive very quickly and was
[06:35:18] punching stuff behind us and when he charged at Emily and stuff like that
[06:35:23] and he charged at Emmy we just went into fight-or-flight and for those of
[06:35:30] don't know like we know he's a stalker he pulled up where he was behind us he
[06:35:38] pulled up and he's TikToks and was watching him TikToks and like looking up
[06:35:44] and like and just like staring at us and and he even when like he ran at us and
[06:35:52] he said he was gonna kill us kept running and trying to get something out
[06:35:57] of his pocket. And like, like I said, like, you guys, when that clip cuts off, like we
[06:36:07] had to run into a store screaming that somebody was going to kill us so that somebody would
[06:36:15] step in and let us in the back. And we were lucky that one of I know what tiktoks, these
[06:36:20] are those discord accounts that have all the starters together. Absolutely. Hey,
[06:36:23] and have made TikTok accounts dedicated to sexualizing and degrading her.
[06:36:28] Yeah, there's a network of stalkers. There is a network of stalkers that actively
[06:36:36] engage in predatory behavior against Twitch streamers. So of course, my mods are very familiar
[06:36:43] with all of them. We actively try to monitor to the best of our ability all of these fucking
[06:36:46] communities. Like I said, every streamer knows this reality. Okay, every streamer knows this
[06:36:57] reality, which is why I entertain zero seconds, which is why I entertain, not even for a moment,
[06:37:08] this much, whenever fucking content creators actively go along with those fucking stalkers,
[06:37:15] because they themselves are always attacked by these people. This is a big part of the reason why
[06:37:24] Destiny's community has been so out of control because they rely on said fucking stalkers,
[06:37:33] not just that, uh, Octo 20,000 account. Okay. Like it's one of these, it's one of these like
[06:37:43] like nobody openly talks about it, but everybody knows what the fuck is up. The fact that, the
[06:37:51] fact that like, as the gold and she even entertained some of these fucking accounts is insane to
[06:37:56] me. Okay. I don't, I know that destiny has made a career out of basically behaving like
[06:38:04] those guys, but the fact that as the golden and she see who are also actively fucking
[06:38:10] Docs then harassed and stalked and swatted would also engage in these people
[06:38:15] Engage with these people the people that actively
[06:38:19] Work with these stalkers is psychotic
[06:38:36] These are people who if you're a large content creator
[06:38:40] These are people who you have
[06:38:44] Genuinely been harmed by people exactly like this
[06:38:47] the workers
[06:38:55] Who was not like the cow maybe but as involved on the team know he's not dude
[06:38:59] you're wrong. You're fucking wrong. I don't think you understand. No, okay? No, you're
[06:39:07] absolutely wrong. If you think Asmongole does not get, uh, it does not get harmed by these
[06:39:13] fucking people, you are delusional. There is not a single content creator. Destiny
[06:39:18] himself too. There's not a single fucking content creator that does not actively, uh,
[06:39:23] does not actively get stalked. Okay. There is not a single one. This is behind closed
[06:39:31] doors a known reality. The worst part about it is there are some streamers who also entertain
[06:39:40] it or engage with it. Okay. And people know who those streamers are and who those communities
[06:39:46] are. That's why they don't talk about those communities and those streamers. Do you
[06:39:51] think other streamers are oblivious to this fucking reality? Do you think that
[06:39:55] other streamers are just completely oblivious. No, they know who the fuck these people are.
[06:40:00] Yeah, they just don't talk about them for this reason. They don't want an endless sea of
[06:40:10] of hatred and brigading and active stalking to come in their direction. Yeah. A lot of
[06:40:24] streamers are afraid to call out the insults because of the repercussions of their free
[06:40:26] communities. Exactly. And it doesn't matter how big you are. That's why I was so mad at
[06:40:40] Twitch at Twitch con when they just like led in a bunch of fucking weirdos like kick streamers and shit
[06:40:47] Okay
[06:40:48] A lot of those guys went to kick a lot of their fan bases also went to kick and these
[06:40:59] These communities have left unchecked have become deadly as well. I mean think about Christina Grimmie like
[06:41:05] There have been contenders who've been killed by these fucking stalkers in the past
[06:41:09] And in the United States of America, there's virtually no repercussions whatsoever.
[06:41:17] Yes, Ice Beside and Style Communities, exactly.
[06:41:20] Questioning us, actually, like, believed us, and he put us all in the back, and they're
[06:41:38] panicked.
[06:41:39] They didn't know what to do, so they tried to, they tried to bring us behind the buildings
[06:41:45] to help us.
[06:41:47] but we didn't know where he was.
[06:41:50] They, he, he, I think when we went in the store,
[06:41:53] he backed off because it was a lot of people.
[06:41:56] And so we don't know where he was.
[06:41:58] We didn't know where he went.
[06:42:00] And we had to beg the workers to hide us
[06:42:03] because they kept trying to tell us that we,
[06:42:06] it's not their fault, but they kept trying to get us
[06:42:09] to go back around where it happened
[06:42:11] and saying that he was gone,
[06:42:12] but we said we didn't know if he was gonna come back.
[06:42:16] And so, we had to hide.
[06:42:19] Hey, Son, what does entertaining this type of behavior
[06:42:21] necessarily mean?
[06:42:23] I'll explain it to you.
[06:42:25] Drama slop communities and streamers
[06:42:27] who actively engage in drama, okay?
[06:42:30] And I'm not talking about people who like pull me
[06:42:32] into drama by bringing up my name
[06:42:33] for some fucking weird reason, okay?
[06:42:36] But streamers who from the outside
[06:42:39] actively talk about other people's drama
[06:42:41] and choose to take sides on said drama.
[06:42:45] people like Keemstar, these are people who thrive off of the toxicity and the negative
[06:42:51] energy brought about to whoever they have in their crosshairs.
[06:42:55] And that's where a lot of these fucking losers congregate.
[06:43:01] Okay.
[06:43:03] And the thing is most of these losers also have networks like Discord servers and Telegram
[06:43:10] channel.
[06:43:11] Some of a big chunk of them are in here right now, most likely.
[06:43:15] Okay.
[06:43:16] talking about how sick it is. Yeah, but if you think that like other streamers, exactly,
[06:43:22] if you think that these other streamers fucking randomly find these clips and shit, you're
[06:43:27] delusional. No, they get it directly from people who cyberstalk streamers. They go
[06:43:31] into people's chats. They come into my chat too. They do it all the time. They make
[06:43:41] a million different soccer counts all the fucking time. This is what they get off
[06:43:46] on lalkowing is what it's called. So any community that hyper focuses on, you know, doing lalkow
[06:43:55] shit will inevitably have these fucking losers all up and down their community becomes an
[06:44:02] incredibly toxic space. Yes. That's what the concept of lalkow is, a cow that you
[06:44:15] farm for the lulls. It was initially a, it was initially relegated to forums. There
[06:44:21] There are prominent examples of this stuff, like Chris Chan, I think, there's what is
[06:44:27] it?
[06:44:28] Dark Side Fill, Boogie 1488.
[06:44:34] Those are some of the people that have been, those are some of the people that have become
[06:44:37] law cows.
[06:44:38] Okay.
[06:44:39] Some people lean into it.
[06:44:43] And then it's reposited by Yoxics and accounts alike on Twitter and boosted by drama alert.
[06:44:47] Exactly.
[06:44:51] Some people decide, well, I'll make money anyway I can.
[06:44:54] And then they lean into it.
[06:44:55] become the law cow. Yeah. World of t-shirts is a TikTok example. I don't know who Daniel
[06:45:02] Larson is, but yeah, world of, world of t-shirts is like the example that exists on, on a TikTok
[06:45:10] and the people that love this shit, the people that get a tremendous amount of enjoyment
[06:45:14] out of this stuff are some of the saddest people you've ever met in your entire lives.
[06:45:19] You probably never met them because they rarely ever go outside, but they do have
[06:45:23] lot of impact online because you can do a lot without leaving your house. Oh, Daniel Larson
[06:45:30] is world of t-shirts. Okay. Sometimes people who have made, oh no, he's not. Okay. It's
[06:45:47] a different person. All right. I don't know. I don't know. I don't fucking, I don't care
[06:45:51] about this stuff. My point is streamers that actively egg this stuff on, do it knowingly.
[06:46:11] Okay, even if they themselves are victim to this kind of stalking and nobody deserves it
[06:46:19] Okay
[06:46:20] They knowingly egg this on they knowingly normalize it and they make money off of it
[06:46:29] Okay, it's completely unacceptable. It's total freak shit
[06:46:33] it. In a shed for 15 minutes until the cops came. We were. Yeah, I used to lurk in those
[06:46:45] communities and it's usually just full of hate and they always monitor online personalized
[06:46:48] and document them in hopes of them becoming a low cow is depressing. Yeah, straight up.
[06:47:00] And Twitter has certainly made it worse. It's people who are very sad, people who
[06:47:09] are incredibly sad themselves, who never really go outside. So they actively try
[06:47:15] to make other people's lives worse in order to feel like they have a sense of control over
[06:47:20] their own. It's a failure, but I think that is the reason why people do it.
[06:47:28] It was terrifying. We didn't know if he was still around or if he changed. We didn't
[06:47:35] know where he was. He's still out there, but I am investing as much as I can to find
[06:47:44] this guy. If you have any information on this man, I would like it. We're going to find him
[06:47:49] and I'm going to do everything I can to get this guy. So we're we're trying to do everything
[06:47:57] so we can get him. We have evidence that he knew. Yes, we have everything we just need to
[06:48:05] to find him. So if any of you have any information and you've seen him before,
[06:48:10] anything if you can please tell us so we will know because um it's hard sometimes
[06:48:17] like when the cops have to go off stuff like that and I know that it's a lot but
[06:48:22] it would help us a lot if anybody has anything. We're uh right after this we're gonna go to
[06:48:28] the police station yeah and um we are going to file reports and uh take it from there so
[06:48:37] And I want to say again, like, we are all in shock.
[06:48:43] I don't saw a lot of people saying, like, well, did he actually have a weapon and did it out?
[06:48:48] But like, when somebody is running at you or even walking toward you.
[06:48:52] And this stranger says, he's going, I'm going to kill you.
[06:48:55] And he's getting aggressive.
[06:48:56] And he's banging on the trash can.
[06:48:58] And he goes from smiling to being looking really serious.
[06:49:01] And charging at us.
[06:49:02] Charging.
[06:49:03] Like, he put his stuff on the ground to fistfight Emily.
[06:49:07] He I'm not joking when I say like it has it is
[06:49:12] So quickly there is nothing that anybody could have done it happens so fast
[06:49:18] And like you guys did not see all of it
[06:49:21] It is like I am in hindsight
[06:49:24] Very thankful that we were in the area that we were and that we were able to go into the store because I think if
[06:49:30] We had been anywhere else on the pier it would have been a very different situation
[06:49:33] situation because when you walk down and if we would have been going into like the parking garage or anything
[06:49:39] We would have had nobody so at least we ran into that worker who I like dude. Look look
[06:49:45] Look, you want to know how how freak like people are here
[06:49:51] Like while we're talking about this shit here
[06:49:55] While we're talking about this shit
[06:49:57] King Rob the God, if we want Hamas Piker to disappear, we much lower him to an alley and
[06:50:04] turn his light out forever.
[06:50:06] Oh yeah, I'm supposed to say in Minecraft dot dot dot, right?
[06:50:10] But you're not gonna do that man, you're not.
[06:50:14] Also get a fucking life, you have a child, what the fuck is wrong with you dude?
[06:50:18] Are you okay?
[06:50:20] You have a kid in your profile picture and this is the way you're presenting yourself.
[06:50:32] You know how many times like every streamer deals with this every fucking day. Okay. Every streamer
[06:50:37] Why does this shit always happen right after asman puts out a new youtube videos like clockwork every fucking day, dude
[06:50:51] Every day asmongole makes a youtube video it turns around and says like Hassan is a Nazi or Hassan is a bad guy
[06:50:56] He's a radical the fucking rest of the day
[06:50:59] We've been hundreds of accounts coming in and being like Hamas Parker. I'm gonna find you and kill your ass or whatever the fuck
[06:51:09] like
[06:51:11] Apparently the discourse are already talking about you talking about them now. I know I really
[06:51:16] One of the biggest mistakes I've ever done in my career was
[06:51:21] Actively reaching out to I think it's the awkward the yeet account many many years prior
[06:51:28] Okay, a real psychopath and I try to talk to him and I was like listen man
[06:51:33] You know what you're saying is incorrect and I just want you to get help like I want to help you get help
[06:51:39] Okay. And you know what that did? It did the exact opposite. Okay. It made him infinitely more insane.
[06:51:47] Infinitely more insane. Like, I try to talk him off the ledge and it turned it, it turned him into an even worse monster.
[06:52:02] Yes, I'm going to watch the Trump address in a second.
[06:52:06] I knew someone who became a moderator on one of those low cost harassment forums.
[06:52:10] She was everything that could have made her a target of woman with dysphoria autistic on
[06:52:15] SSDI furry with weird kings
[06:52:17] There's no way anyone can convince me that these dogs aren't deeply unhappy with themselves and get into this shit thinking that if they're the
[06:52:22] Prosecutor they will be safe from harassment and stalking. Yeah
[06:52:26] You ever think you spawned these guys? No man. They actively watch many of them are in fucking destiny's community
[06:52:34] They've literally actively haywatch
[06:52:36] It's true though. Well, you're what that chatter is saying is true a lot of these people are just like
[06:52:44] like very sad people, you know?
[06:52:49] I'm very thankful, help us, um, and yeah, I just, um, please like take stuff like this
[06:52:58] very seriously.
[06:52:59] It can happen to like anybody, if you're male or female, but like, it happens to everybody,
[06:53:03] but like it is so like if you ask any girl streamer, they all have stories and it's
[06:53:08] It's not, it's not just Emmy, it's not just somebody like, it's every single girl streamer
[06:53:14] has a story like this.
[06:53:15] Yeah, big or small, doesn't matter how big.
[06:53:17] Like, you can have 20 viewers as a female streamer, you're gonna have a fucking stalker
[06:53:21] 100%.
[06:53:22] Also, it's not even just streamers though, just women in general have these kinds
[06:53:27] of experiences in the real world too.
[06:53:29] Okay, it's not always on camera.
[06:53:31] In many circumstances, even for streamers, it's not on camera.
[06:53:34] But we get to use this to talk about it because this one happened in public.
[06:53:40] Because it's so public, it felt important to talk about.
[06:53:44] So moving forward, we will be petitions, don't you think?
[06:53:51] It's sad.
[06:53:53] We are very much in shock still, just to clarify.
[06:53:58] And I know-
[06:53:59] Well, I obviously recognize this is a horrific and terrible event to go through and can
[06:54:01] acknowledge it as scary.
[06:54:02] suppress the reactionary part of my brain, things that, well, these two women ultimately
[06:54:05] came out physically unscathed and while emotionally traumatic as a matter of nothing, burger
[06:54:09] burgers, the situation did not bear fruit. Bro, because they are, they have PTSD. Like,
[06:54:14] what do you mean? Why do you think she's rocking back and forth? They're obviously traumatized
[06:54:18] by this.
[06:54:19] You have to understand that it's not just about like the physical harm in the immediate.
[06:54:23] Okay. It's not just about like being actively hit in the head. Think about it this
[06:54:31] when you get your car broken into, right? Someone comes in and breaks the window of your car to
[06:54:39] steal your shit. That has a financial repercussion, that has a financial impact on your life, and that's
[06:54:45] bad. But one might assume, one might think that the actual impact is that the safety barrier
[06:54:54] that you thought you had around your life has been penetrated in a way that actually is
[06:54:58] emotionally traumatic. This is something that I've talked about quite a bit in terms of how people
[06:55:03] become so right-wing and so reactionary. The invisible scars of trauma are oftentimes infinitely
[06:55:13] more impactful than the immediate physical harm. Okay? Okay, but that's a situation you
[06:55:21] were imagining is a scenario in which violence involved. Violence against a car? What do you
[06:55:28] mean? Not violence against you directly. Let's say they broke into your car, didn't steal
[06:55:32] anything. You'll go, oh, thank God they didn't steal anything, but you obviously are still
[06:55:38] traumatized by it. No? Are you not? Maybe you live in a different planet. Yeah.
[06:55:50] Sure, but if someone threw a brick through my window, of course I'm scared. Yes, I acknowledge
[06:55:53] that. Okay, but this is kind of like that, don't you think? This is a person who was directly in
[06:55:57] the physical space of these women and actively threatened to kill them. That is a violent
[06:56:03] situation that is illegal that is illegal for a reason man threatened to end the
[06:56:08] lives of people hello but if I found you in a dark alley I'm six to four and I
[06:56:20] threatened to violently kill you I don't think you would come out of that
[06:56:24] situation Rosie you know I think you would be pretty fucking traumatized in
[06:56:31] that process think about it like that K word banned again okay guys stop come
[06:56:45] on. People are like probably gonna see us it display a lot of emotions when we go on
[06:56:53] next time or whatever but I think none of us really know how to process this that
[06:56:57] was very very real. Like look this is this is coping mechanisms right here like
[06:57:04] rocking back and forth like this okay that that right there is is trauma.
[06:57:10] And for the people that are trying to psychoanalyze and say that it was fake, fuck you.
[06:57:17] Also, people, when you...
[06:57:20] Yeah, I know.
[06:57:23] The other thing is those people are just going to do that.
[06:57:25] But you know, sometimes people laugh when they're nervous.
[06:57:32] Sometimes people laugh when it's awkward.
[06:57:35] I definitely get that way, especially in an uncomfortable situation live on stream.
[06:57:39] stream. It happens. People process things differently. And we're
[06:57:45] gonna get through this and we will be much, much, much safe.
[06:57:49] It's self soothing behavior. Sorry. And I said, like, you know,
[06:57:55] this is not like just a random cringe viewer, like he eat
[06:58:00] whether or not he walked at us, ran at us, it doesn't matter
[06:58:03] when you have a stranger like that who is holding photos of
[06:58:06] in their hand and doing what he did and saying like I'm gonna fucking kill you
[06:58:12] that is like he charges at you it is to be treated seriously I mean you guys can
[06:58:17] see it in the video he charged us it is an attempt on our life and like we are
[06:58:21] taking it very seriously and please um you know if you are like a female
[06:58:27] streamer a lot of my friends are like guys that go stream like I never thought
[06:58:32] that like I knew it could happen but you you always think that you know what
[06:58:37] you'll do in that situation and when you're in it it is very different it's
[06:58:41] easy to say what you would have done in the situation but when you are having
[06:58:45] your life threatened and you were in fire flight we are not gonna wait around
[06:58:49] to see what he had in his pocket you're just gonna run because there's a
[06:58:53] guy saying he's gonna kill you and reaching for your pocket like that's
[06:58:56] not an unreasonable thing to think and like Rosie, Emily, me, and me and Ray did the best
[06:59:04] that we could for the situation that we were in and that is it.
[06:59:10] Yeah.
[06:59:11] And I would like to be able to go live again and not have to deal with this but I know it's
[06:59:16] going to be like a lot so thank you for everybody who is being very nice.
[06:59:21] Yeah, thank you for all of the support this past week for it's been a crazy week.
[06:59:29] Yeah, and it was a really good marathon.
[06:59:31] It bonded a lot.
[06:59:34] And it sucks that a marathon that...
[06:59:37] Also Denim said that her and other female streamers would experience similar things
[06:59:40] like this prior to Twitch with the parasocial dynamic of streaming turns everything up
[06:59:43] to 11.
[06:59:44] Yeah, absolutely.
[06:59:45] 100%.
[06:59:46] 100% was to highlight women's streamers and like us do stuff together is
[06:59:55] unfortunately like ending off on something that is one of the worst things
[07:00:00] that can happen to a female streamer and we were very thankful that it did not
[07:00:06] end with one of us getting seriously hurt and thank you to both Rosie and
[07:00:14] How expensive is personal security for streamers? Um, it depends. I mean, it is expensive, but
[07:00:21] that's not the, that's not the problem. I think ultimately, yes, a lot of streamers should
[07:00:27] most likely have personal security and it is very expensive. But in this situation,
[07:00:33] like there's no reason to even bring that up because obviously the real problem here
[07:00:39] is the fucking freak. Okay. The notion that we should just be like, well, you know, shit
[07:00:45] happens. We just have to pay for, uh, you know, streamers should just basically pay for
[07:00:49] security is insane. All right. Like that's crazy for all the things. Yeah. But it's also
[07:01:07] very American to be fair. It's like saying, Oh, well, school shootings are a part of
[07:01:12] life. That's why we need to have bulletproof backpacks. You know, it's like, well,
[07:01:21] We can't really address the root cause of the problem.
[07:01:28] He did during the marathon because they helped so much
[07:01:31] and they've been non-slogistic.
[07:01:32] Yeah, also, if it's right, even if you consider that
[07:01:34] a solution for streamers, what are the women
[07:01:36] who aren't streamers, they have this happen to them.
[07:01:38] Exactly.
[07:01:39] What are they supposed to do, you know?
[07:01:42] Being, we've been doing so much to make it as fun
[07:01:45] as we could, and it's unfortunate that it has
[07:01:47] to end like this.
[07:01:50] It is crazy though because America is a PVP
[07:01:53] unlock server at all times.
[07:01:55] And it's wild because like, even a place like the Santa Monica
[07:02:00] pier where you are surrounded by other people,
[07:02:03] where you're surrounded by security guards in general,
[07:02:08] and it can still happen.
[07:02:09] Even if it's on camera, it can still happen.
[07:02:11] It's insane.
[07:02:12] But we said that we bonded a lot.
[07:02:16] I don't think you could not bond over trauma.
[07:02:18] So, you know, um, we will, we will get through this.
[07:02:26] Yeah.
[07:02:27] I think that's enough.
[07:02:28] I'm gonna move on to the address in a second.
[07:02:30] All right.
[07:02:32] There was many, many good moments this past week.
[07:02:34] Last night was not one of them,
[07:02:36] but I hope it was a learning experience
[07:02:38] for other streamers, whether a male streamer,
[07:02:40] whatever, it is very dangerous.
[07:02:41] Okay?
[07:02:42] Yeah.
[07:02:43] It takes one person.
[07:02:45] Okay?
[07:02:45] Yeah.
[07:02:46] So be careful, learn from this and that's it.
[07:02:51] And we love you guys very much and thank you for everything and watching because we had a lot of fun through all the bullshit
[07:02:57] And the scrutiny and the shitty people on Twitter. It was fucking fun
[07:03:03] And I wish we're gonna do it again in a different world
[07:03:06] We would be having lunch on the balcony right now
[07:03:09] We would be having mimosas right now
[07:03:12] Getting drunk with our friends
[07:03:13] Ten other friends with Jason the chef making us sushi that was our plan for today
[07:03:18] And then the first duo girl marathon. I know and the first one. I can't
[07:03:23] I'm like, yeah, they they feed this like an end the marathon like this is the best part today was supposed to be the best
[07:03:28] We're on day seven. Like look look the other part of this is like listen
[07:03:33] If you know people that engage in this kind of stalking behavior
[07:03:36] You kind of know there is like there is there's some people that maybe
[07:03:39] Find themselves in these communities if you yourself are in these communities get out, okay?
[07:03:44] Get your friends out get out
[07:03:45] Don't go to these places try to cut yourself off from these places. I know that there is probably a lot of starters
[07:03:52] Who are currently watching right now as well? Okay at any given moment. I got a shit ton of them
[07:03:57] That's why we should have told people to also, you know actively leave these cult like echo chambers like
[07:04:04] DDG being one of them. Okay?
[07:04:09] Be normal
[07:04:13] focus on hobbies
[07:04:15] Engage in some kind of impulse control
[07:04:19] Because they these places are these spaces are actively making you worse
[07:04:25] Okay
[07:04:26] They're making you a worse person overall
[07:04:30] You can get out. It's never too late. It is never too late. All right. Where's the speech? Where's the Trump speech?
[07:04:43] No, not did he's either rapper
[07:04:45] I called DDG, all right, let's see.
[07:04:53] George Republicans to get together on his budget plan, which includes extending the Donald Trump tax cuts from 2017
[07:05:01] He's gonna talk a lot about the border and border security. He's going to tout what he is saying is massive
[07:05:08] deportations
[07:05:09] People in the brother went down the Asmongole pipeline course and now he thinks I'm a little bit now
[07:05:15] He genuinely thinks I'm a terrorist for being a fan genuinely. It's like a brain disease. It was such a chill dude
[07:05:20] Dude, bro, that's your brother. What the fuck? That's crazy. I don't know. I don't know how you deal with that save him
[07:05:43] You don't know how American families work. I just don't think that these people genuinely think that that you're a terrorist
[07:05:53] I don't think these people genuinely think I'm a terrorist either. Okay?
[07:06:00] like a
[07:06:01] Terror is a person that goes out and actively harms
[07:06:05] innocent civilians
[07:06:07] alright
[07:06:09] Deliberately like you're not
[07:06:12] That's not how you deal you don't go and fall asleep in the in the same house with the fucking terrorists
[07:06:18] You can't be like oh you're a terrorist and then you know go to bed next to a terrorist in the same fucking house
[07:06:25] You obviously don't believe it. They think you create terrorist bud. I know I know they think that bud. I
[07:06:38] Know but I don't think they genuinely believe that either
[07:06:42] with her. You're still too charitable to these freaks because I understand that there's a
[07:06:53] shit ton of them. Okay. And there's two different methods of dealing with it. You either basically
[07:07:03] say they're insane and shut them off completely, or you try to talk to them and pull them
[07:07:09] off the ledge. We don't, wait, by the way, we want to watch. Okay, but it hasn't started
[07:07:17] yet. Chatters. What the hell?
[07:07:22] high stakes prime time address. The President's first major speech to Congress just 43 days
[07:07:28] into his administration. Our special coverage starts right now. Tonight on Capitol Hill,
[07:07:35] a critical moment for President Trump. The President said to lay out his priorities to
[07:07:40] lawmakers coming at a turbulent moment at home and abroad. President Trump ramping up
[07:07:47] efforts to reshape the federal government as he signals a shift from decades of US foreign policy.
[07:07:55] From NBC News, President Trump's address to a joint session of Congress, live from Washington,
[07:08:02] here are Lester Holt and Savannah Guthrie.
[07:08:06] And hi everybody, good evening. Welcome to our special coverage of President Trump's address.
[07:08:10] Why are you saying watch C-SPAN, please? C-SPAN is freaking boring.
[07:08:13] since his second term began.
[07:08:15] Here's a scene on the House floor right now
[07:08:17] where the president is expected to speak just minutes
[07:08:20] and now he'll lay out his priorities
[07:08:21] both foreign and domestic.
[07:08:23] The senior administration official
[07:08:24] telling NBC News tonight,
[07:08:26] his theme will be the renewal of the American dream.
[07:08:29] Of course, the speaker of the House,
[07:08:30] Vice President JD Vance waiting there at the dais.
[07:08:33] It comes, of course, at a critical moment
[07:08:35] for President Trump and for the country
[07:08:37] as he ramps up his efforts
[07:08:39] to fundamentally reshape the federal government
[07:08:42] and days after the world saw a major shift in U.S. foreign policy during his Oval Office
[07:08:46] showdown with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
[07:08:49] Well, some two months into his administration, the president already hitting the ground running
[07:08:53] on his agenda, including big cuts from the newly created Department of Government efficiency
[07:08:58] along with plans for mass deportation and tariffs on our country's largest trading partners
[07:09:03] which just went into effect today.
[07:09:05] So tonight we expect to hear more about the president's vision for the future
[07:09:09] when he takes the post.
[07:09:10] How long it really creepily compliments on his wife for first 30 seconds
[07:09:16] Immediately I was with JD Vance's wife for you shop. She's Indian, but I like her
[07:09:25] Two minutes in I have noticed that too, that's his favorite thing to do
[07:09:31] His favorite thing to do is constantly talk about people's lives. It's very weird
[07:09:35] I would have chosen a white lady, but it's okay, JD got a good one.
[07:09:58] Someone in the chat said, is this going to be tighter or is he going to ramble on?
[07:10:02] My man, if you think he's not gonna ramble on,
[07:10:06] you have not been paying attention.
[07:10:08] Donald Trump has never been tight, okay?
[07:10:11] Did you remember a Biden speech, dude?
[07:10:12] Hassan, I have a hypocrite, ha-ha.
[07:10:14] I love that.
[07:10:16] Thank God we got some hogs in here.
[07:10:19] Oh, I miss, I miss the hogs so much.
[07:10:22] Thank you for being in here with us, chatter.
[07:10:24] I will give you delicious libt ears
[07:10:26] that you are looking for.
[07:10:29] You obviously weren't in here
[07:10:30] when I was covering Biden and shitting on him relentlessly.
[07:10:34] But it's okay.
[07:10:38] It makes me happy that the liberals are in here
[07:10:41] to be like, you just hate Trump.
[07:10:42] You love to when Biden gave Sadie the union.
[07:10:44] Those close to the president
[07:10:46] Steve Docow in the building, my God.
[07:10:48] The senior administration official tells me
[07:10:49] that's what we can expect to hear
[07:10:51] in the first part of the president's speech tonight
[07:10:53] and laying out his accomplishments.
[07:10:54] I also spoke with one Democratic member
[07:10:56] who said to me just today,
[07:10:58] listen, Democrats have gotten off to a lackluster start
[07:11:01] as far as responding in a cohesive way strategically
[07:11:04] to the first six weeks of the Trump administration here.
[07:11:07] But they do feel like there is some hope
[07:11:08] that they are finding their footing by focusing very sharply
[07:11:12] on issues like the economy.
[07:11:13] Oh, don't worry, I'm gonna pull up
[07:11:14] as we go chat to see what they're saying as well.
[07:11:18] It's rough.
[07:11:19] It's rough, man.
[07:11:21] With the exception of Matt Gaetz who was briefly
[07:11:23] made it to be the attorney general.
[07:11:25] It's like live reacting alongside Asimov.
[07:11:27] Often along party lines as I turned to Peter Alexander.
[07:11:30] This is the president's choice to lead some of these changes.
[07:11:35] We are going to also see Elon Musk not entering with the cabinet, but arguably as important,
[07:11:40] if not more important, in terms of what he's been doing with the federal government.
[07:11:43] Well, we wait to see where Elon Musk is going to be sitting.
[07:11:46] Is he there side by side with the cabinet?
[07:11:47] He appeared in the cabinet meeting a few days ago.
[07:11:49] We saw him riding with the motorcade, dressed in a suit, this go around, joining
[07:11:53] Donald Trump on this night.
[07:11:55] I'm struck by a couple things.
[07:11:56] much has changed since the last time we saw Donald Trump in this position. Five years ago,
[07:12:00] his last state of the union, we've had COVID since then and so many other changes. Think about the
[07:12:05] room, just the optics of this. When he first gave a joint address, there was a different vice president
[07:12:10] over his shoulder. Then Mike Pence, this go-around JD Vance, a different speaker of the house,
[07:12:15] Paul Ryan, this time around, of course, it's going to be Mike Johnson. What we heard from him
[07:12:19] make a plea, he already did. He talked about putting an end to the trivial fights in
[07:12:23] America. There is Elon Musk. We see him in the chamber right now. You talk about the trivial
[07:12:27] fights. He said, let's put an end to them. Think about all the trivial, no longer trivial,
[07:12:31] the media blacks.
[07:12:32] We're dealing with right now with Canada, one of our closest allies with Ukraine until
[07:12:37] recently one of our tightest allies as well. The president has a lot of, a lot of unique
[07:12:41] challenges.
[07:12:42] Oh, he hexed it. How, how drunk you all think he hexed it is right now? How many,
[07:12:46] how many shots deep is he does an eggs a dollar 46 this go around nearly $5 for
[07:12:52] or a dozen acts.
[07:12:53] That's the country battles, the avian flu
[07:12:55] and the effects of that.
[07:12:56] We wanna go to Capitol Hill now,
[07:12:58] our Chief Capitol Hill correspondent, Ryan Nobles,
[07:13:00] is inside the House chamber in the room
[07:13:02] where it will happen.
[07:13:04] And he has a Republican Senate, a Republican House,
[07:13:07] but these are very narrow majorities
[07:13:08] and the political clock is ticking, Ryan,
[07:13:11] for him to get his agenda through.
[07:13:14] Yeah, that's exactly right, Savannah.
[07:13:15] And it is pretty stark when you look out at the chamber
[07:13:18] for my vantage point,
[07:13:19] which is right behind where the president
[07:13:20] will be speaking.
[07:13:21] If you see like a little, if you see like a little, little carrier and P hex his hand,
[07:13:26] you know, you know what's up, you know the game, game recognized game. He's going to
[07:13:30] get the shakes 30 minutes in. He's going to need to take a little sippy out of a sip,
[07:13:34] which is a representation of how the speech will likely be received here in the next
[07:13:38] few minutes. I mean, it's important to keep in mind when Donald Trump first came
[07:13:41] into this chamber back in 2017, it was a very different environment than what he's
[07:13:45] going to deal with here tonight. His own party wasn't necessarily 100%
[07:13:49] Jeffrey's want them to be submissive and readable.
[07:13:52] Jimmy's still a House Democrat,
[07:13:54] he expects his president to be in 10 counter.
[07:13:56] Good job tonight, nice.
[07:13:58] So we're hoping that he would be the deal maker in chief.
[07:14:01] Oh, shit.
[07:14:03] Invited by an enthusiastic GOP
[07:14:05] that has fallen completely in line behind him.
[07:14:08] They will shower him with applause throughout the night.
[07:14:10] In fact, one of the things to look for tonight,
[07:14:12] we saw Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene,
[07:14:14] who was right up there along the aisle
[07:14:17] and expected to greet the president as she came in.
[07:14:19] She's been showing her fellow members
[07:14:21] She's just bringing her signs with this printer on
[07:14:23] That's funny
[07:14:24] That reads, Trump was right about everything
[07:14:26] Which is indicative of how the Republicans feel about Donald Trump right now
[07:14:30] But these Democrats on the other side of the aisle
[07:14:32] They have now
[07:14:33] Oh shit, hold on, let me put the mega hat on to
[07:14:35] Yes, chatter is right
[07:14:37] Shatters this, hit the mega hat on to express your apolitical nature
[07:14:41] They've alienated the Democrats
[07:14:43] They've really given up all hope that they can
[07:14:45] Guys, let's not, you know, I want people to remember
[07:14:48] political, okay? And the hat, of course, helps you recognize that this is the simple populist
[07:14:55] position, and also the centrist position. As a centrist, as a centrist, I would like to wear my
[07:15:02] centrist shield. No politics here, obviously. Terrorist confirmed. Excuse me, chatter must be
[07:15:12] on a delay, I'm wearing a hat that shows my loyalties to center them to the friends.
[07:15:22] A very bright pink.
[07:15:23] That will be something that Donald Trump will have to see as he's given this address to
[07:15:28] this chamber here tonight.
[07:15:29] And then we've also spotted a number of Democratic men sporting ties with yellow and blue in
[07:15:37] support of Ukraine.
[07:15:39] And of course, the ongoing controversy as it relates to Ukraine.
[07:15:42] Now some of these members they've been waiting here since as early as three o'clock this afternoon
[07:15:47] to get those spots along the aisle those coveted spots where they will get face time with the
[07:15:52] president be able to shake his hand on national television and also have the opportunity to get
[07:15:57] an autograph of the speech after he leaves everything along those lines you can see them
[07:16:02] showing their phones and talking to each other already about this experience that they have
[07:16:07] and the prime position that they've gotten here tonight.
[07:16:10] Now, it's also interesting to point out,
[07:16:12] as we wonder, will Democrats have any sort of vocal disapproval of this speech,
[07:16:18] whether they hackle or catcall, will any of them walk out of the chamber tonight?
[07:16:22] We've been told by Democratic leadership that they've asked their members not to
[07:16:27] forcefully do any sort of demonstration like that,
[07:16:30] but they've already been warned by members of the House Freedom Caucus
[07:16:33] that any Democrat that attempts to disrupt the proceedings here tonight...
[07:16:36] You're going to shut up.
[07:16:37] I face a censure resolution now.
[07:16:40] That's right.
[07:16:41] We'll censure you.
[07:16:42] There are members of the House Freedom
[07:16:43] Caucus, both pass and pass.
[07:16:44] Are you going to pull up as this shot as well?
[07:16:46] I already did, but Trump hasn't started speaking it.
[07:16:48] So it doesn't matter.
[07:16:49] President Joe Biden during his speeches.
[07:16:51] So those are just some of the possible.
[07:16:52] They're saying in the chamber tonight, guys.
[07:16:55] All right, Ryan, thanks.
[07:16:56] As we mentioned tonight's address
[07:16:57] comes as President Trump slapped tariffs
[07:16:59] on some of our country's largest trading partners,
[07:17:02] including Canada, Mexico, and China.
[07:17:05] It's raising fears of an all-out trade war for more.
[07:17:08] Let's bring in our senior business correspondent,
[07:17:10] Christine Romans.
[07:17:11] Christine.
[07:17:12] Hi there, good evening.
[07:17:12] And yes, you've got companies across the economy
[07:17:15] scrambling to figure out how to absorb these higher prices,
[07:17:18] 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, another 10% on China.
[07:17:23] And in fact, many companies are saying
[07:17:26] there will be higher prices ahead for American consumers,
[07:17:29] which is interesting because President Trump has acknowledged
[07:17:32] that in part he was elected because Americans were
[07:17:34] tired of higher grocery prices. We heard today from the CEO of Target, the big discount retailer
[07:17:40] that in fact fruits and vegetables from Mexico this winter and spring because of those tariffs,
[07:17:46] they will cost more and in a matter of days consumers will start to pay higher prices. Now
[07:17:51] we expect to hear the president talk about egg prices and blame President Biden and the prior
[07:17:55] administration. He's going to he's going to blame his trade. Wait, don't ban everyone
[07:18:00] This is fuck you dude. Come on. Come on mods. We got it. We got to have some fun with these losers, please
[07:18:08] If you ban all the losers then we can't have fun late today. No hog time
[07:18:15] Where did he go? I missed it. What was his name from the US government saying that potentially the president?
[07:18:20] He probably has some really sick thoughts in the middle. No clarity yet, though
[07:18:26] You're taking away my pants. I want to play with my food
[07:18:30] You guys is sort of bracing for disruptions in the what was the name of that? What was that higher prices all along the supply chain?
[07:18:36] What do you say?
[07:18:40] Fuck off you should stay being called for children be killed and parading that shit on your channel
[07:18:44] You were what's wrong with the world Paris converse any policy being murdered you are fucking skill
[07:18:48] I'm what godless POS gets off on kids being killed when they are Jewish just fucking hallucinating dude
[07:18:54] This guy is off the sauce. I'm unbanning him
[07:19:00] We'll hear his speech in just a few minutes, but
[07:19:02] Did you hear me say that or did you see a clip of someone claiming I said that?
[07:19:07] Is the question
[07:19:09] Many many economists. I'm on banning that guy. I'm bringing him back
[07:19:12] pressure on prices and
[07:19:14] And on the economy at large if they were to stay in effect for a sustained period
[07:19:19] Absolutely economists of all stripes have come to that conclusion president trump himself
[07:19:25] I don't know if you see this listen up dork
[07:19:27] Look, I'm apolitical. Do you understand? I'm the most apolitical man that has ever existed
[07:19:34] in this entire land. Do you understand me? Look at how apolitical I am right now. You're
[07:19:40] over here. It's just you and me, baby. Look, look deeply into my eyes. Stare into my
[07:19:46] gaze. Recognize the hat. This means I am a centrist. This means I am the most
[07:19:52] political content creator that has ever actually entertained the airwaves. Do you understand?
[07:19:59] Look at the hat. I'll let the hat do the talking.
[07:20:06] His legislative agenda comes into play. You are going to see him make a big pitch
[07:20:12] for Congress to pass the big bill that just passed through the house. It deals with the border
[07:20:17] deportation. Yeah, A Political Terrorist videos.
[07:20:19] His big argument is, let's get back down. You don't understand, baby.
[07:20:21] And then that will handle any pain that's done.
[07:20:24] You don't get it, but you will.
[07:20:25] We're expecting the introduction of the president, Sergeant-in-law, to move to Maryland.
[07:20:29] Mr. Speaker, the president of the United States!
[07:20:31] And we should note, as you watch this, you would be forgiven if you thought you were
[07:20:48] about to watch the State of the Union address.
[07:20:51] Technically, this is a speech before a joint session of Congress, the difference
[07:20:55] being, in this case, it's a new president who will be looking forward, presumably,
[07:21:00] about his agenda versus a president who's been reviewed
[07:21:05] as some of his accomplishments.
[07:21:07] And now we see the long walk in.
[07:21:09] The First Lady, of course, has several guests with her
[07:21:12] and has become a tradition.
[07:21:13] There will be guests who may be mentioned during the speech,
[07:21:16] and members from both sides bring guests as well
[07:21:19] to make political points.
[07:21:20] But it's just remarkable to think
[07:21:22] about this political comeback.
[07:21:25] President Trump now, this first address to a joint session
[07:21:29] Oh my God, Democrats man. I mean, look, look, Republicans are obviously insane and really
[07:21:42] lame, but God damn dude. I guess like, I guess we can add that to, to the bipartisan consensus.
[07:21:50] Okay. What do we have? We got pedophilic elite. Okay. Bipartisanship definitely is,
[07:21:57] is right there. All right. When you, when you talk about pedophilic elite and defending
[07:22:01] pedophilic elite, you got both sides that do a good deal of that, right?
[07:22:06] American foreign policy, of course, is bipartisan support for Israel, which is, you know, American
[07:22:11] foreign policy, obviously, also bipartisan. And also now I would say, aside from insider
[07:22:17] trading, that's a really good one. Insider training is bipartisan. And last but not
[07:22:22] least being unimaginably corny in different directions.
[07:22:28] This week's in, because remember for some of these voters, this is still a kind of second
[07:22:33] honeymoon period for the president. He's only been in office 43 days. I heard that again
[07:22:37] and again. Give him a chance when it comes to prices, which matters so much to these
[07:22:41] voters, to all voters. Give him a chance to try to bring those prices down. I will
[07:22:45] tell you what I did here, and it was fascinating. One late 30s mom who backed President
[07:22:50] Trump in November, she said, you know what? I don't like though. She said,
[07:22:52] I wish we could vote Elon Musk out of office.
[07:22:55] She was concerned about what she saw
[07:22:57] is somebody who she viewed as out of touch,
[07:22:59] having so much influence at the White House.
[07:23:01] Now, again, Elon Musk was there on the campaign trail.
[07:23:04] It is not a surprise.
[07:23:05] There's so much sign that he has become
[07:23:05] a political political president, Trump.
[07:23:07] We have seen that over the course
[07:23:08] of the last nearly a year as he is in the room now,
[07:23:11] in this chamber, the face of those doge cuts.
[07:23:14] Good case.
[07:23:14] President Trump here is walking in and shaking hands,
[07:23:17] but the optics here are different
[07:23:20] and they are fascinating because of that
[07:23:22] political content because the fact that remember Republicans control the House
[07:23:25] the Senate and the White House as well and this is something that some members of
[07:23:29] Congress have been hearing about from constituents as they went back to their
[07:23:32] districts after this first period in Congress and they're hearing about it
[07:23:36] Peter wait also not be like Donald Trump no I'm a centrist I need you I need you
[07:23:41] to understand there is no better sign that someone is a centrist than wearing
[07:23:45] this hat okay I need I will I will respond to every single chatter that
[07:23:50] says, I'm, uh, I'm a fan of Donald Trump. I'm just simply a centrist.
[07:23:54] You might see me agreeing with virtually all of Donald Trump's policies and say
[07:23:58] he's based in his peer content, but I'm actually an independent centrist. Okay.
[07:24:06] Just so you understand, I don't want you to make a mistake.
[07:24:08] It's okay to make the mistake one time, but I will not entertain it a second
[07:24:12] time. Okay. Just know that I am a centrist. Yeah. I'm based on a base.
[07:24:16] military leaders he went in of course it was you're missing it you're not missing shit
[07:24:20] he's not he's doing the round he's barely getting up stand in some of these
[07:24:24] town halls around the country right now as the president shows up there has been
[07:24:27] real dissatisfaction critics say these are democratic opponents but a lot of
[07:24:31] Americans are starting to feel the impacts as it hits their own community
[07:24:35] 80% of American federal workers work outside Washington DC luncheon today so
[07:25:00] we can't talk about the substance of the conversation we can talk about I
[07:25:02] I think he seemed relaxed. He seemed very confident today.
[07:25:07] Yeah, I think, um,
[07:25:08] He wasn't having a step.
[07:25:09] Bro, I'm gonna be honest with you.
[07:25:11] They are glazing him at NBC News.
[07:25:14] Holy shit, Lester.
[07:25:15] Take it out of your mouth.
[07:25:17] Take it out of your mouth.
[07:25:18] He has this mandate, and is, uh,
[07:25:20] looking forward to this speech tonight.
[07:25:22] And wants to, as he says, tell it like it is.
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[07:26:04] give this up thank you very much speaking Johnson vice president Vance
[07:26:10] the first lady of the United States members of the United States Congress
[07:26:43] Thank you very much and to my fellow citizens, America is back.
[07:26:57] Six weeks ago, I stood beneath the dome of this capital and proclaimed the dawn of the
[07:27:23] golden age of America.
[07:27:27] From that moment on it has been nothing but swift and unrelenting action to usher in
[07:27:32] the greatest and most successful era in the history of our country. We have accomplished
[07:27:39] more than 43 days than most administrations accomplished in four years. And we are just
[07:27:48] getting started. I'm dropping all planes going forward. No plane shall fly. It's an affront
[07:28:02] to God. It's disrespectful. Yeah, Trump brought big titties back in the video game. That's
[07:28:11] that America's momentum is back, our spirit is back, our pride is back, our confidence
[07:28:18] is back, and the American dream is surging bigger and better than ever before.
[07:28:30] The American dream is unstoppable and our country is on the verge of a comeback, the
[07:28:36] likes of which the world has never witnessed and perhaps will never witness again.
[07:28:42] It's never been anything like it.
[07:28:48] The presidential election of November 5th was a mandate like has not been seen in many
[07:28:56] decades.
[07:28:57] We won all seven swing states, giving us an electoral college repeat of 312.
[07:29:14] It's a bit gross that glazed this hard.
[07:29:18] I mean, come on.
[07:29:19] We won the popular vote by big numbers and won counties in our country.
[07:29:25] Whoa, what's going on?
[07:29:27] Counties in our country, 2,700 to 525 on a map that reads almost completely red for Republican.
[07:30:04] Now for the first time in modern history, more Americans believe that our country is headed in the right direction than the wrong direction.
[07:30:18] In fact, it's an astonishing record, 27-point swing, the most ever.
[07:30:25] The most ever...
[07:30:27] Okay, I like that.
[07:30:31] I like the Democrats getting a little...
[07:30:35] getting into their feelings a little bit.
[07:30:37] I like it. Likewise.
[07:30:39] Small business optimism.
[07:30:41] So it's single largest one month gain ever recorded.
[07:30:45] 840.
[07:30:47] Oh, do you think this is going to happen?
[07:30:49] Yeah, my God!
[07:30:51] Members are directed to hold and maintain the quorum in the house
[07:30:58] in the house and to cease any further disruptions that you're warning.
[07:31:08] Members are engaged in willful and continuing breach of the power.
[07:31:11] And the chair is prepared to direct the serving of arms to restore order to the joint session.
[07:31:25] Yeah, he's got a team.
[07:31:26] Yeah, we need you from Houston.
[07:31:39] Mr. Green, take your seat.
[07:31:41] Take your seat, sir.
[07:31:43] Take your seat.
[07:31:44] Engage in willful and concerted destruction of property.
[07:31:52] There is a venue!
[07:31:54] Respect! Respect! Respect!
[07:32:08] Respect! Respect! Respect!
[07:32:11] That's what I'm talking about!
[07:32:12] Fuck it! YOLO!
[07:32:14] Respect!
[07:32:35] Thought you were a centrist?
[07:32:36] Yeah, but I like the drama.
[07:32:38] In the house.
[07:32:39] Mr. President, you continue.
[07:32:41] Thank you.
[07:32:43] Over the past six weeks,
[07:32:45] I have signed nearly 100 executive
[07:32:48] and taken more than 400 executive actions, a record, to restore common sense, safety,
[07:32:55] optimism, and wealth all across our wonderful land. The people elected me to do the job and
[07:33:02] I'm doing it. In fact, it has been stated by many that the first month of our presidency,
[07:33:29] it's our presidency, is the most successful in the history of our nation, makes it
[07:33:49] What's even more impressive is that, do you know who number two is?
[07:33:54] George Washington, how about that?
[07:34:00] But we'll take it.
[07:34:02] Within hours of taking the oath of office, I declared a national emergency on our southern
[07:34:07] border and I deployed the U.S. military and border patrol to repel the invasion of
[07:34:13] our country and what a job they've done.
[07:34:18] As a result, illegal border crossings last month were, by far, the lowest ever recorded.
[07:34:26] Ever.
[07:34:39] The police didn't like me there.
[07:34:40] I am there.
[07:34:41] They have my words, and they chose not to come.
[07:34:43] They let me in.
[07:34:44] Much easier that way.
[07:34:46] In comparison, under Joe Biden, the worst president in American history, they were blood
[07:34:53] And virtually all of them, including murderers, drug dealers, gang members, and people from
[07:35:02] mental institutions and insane asylums, were released into our country.
[07:35:09] Who would want to do that?
[07:35:11] This is my fifth such speech to Congress.
[07:35:15] And once again, I look at the Democrats in front of me, and I realize there is absolutely
[07:35:20] Nothing I can say to make them happy or to make them stand or smile or applaud.
[07:35:27] Nothing I can do.
[07:35:28] I could find a cure to the most devastating disease, a disease that would wipe out entire
[07:35:36] nations or announce the answers to the greatest economy in history or the stoppage of crime
[07:35:43] to the lowest levels ever recorded.
[07:35:46] And these people sitting right here will not clap, will not stand, and certainly will not
[07:35:52] cheer for these astronomical achievements.
[07:35:55] They won't do it, no matter what.
[07:35:58] Five times I've been up here.
[07:36:00] It's very sad, and it just shouldn't be this way.
[07:36:22] So Democrats sitting before me for just this one night, why not join us in celebrating
[07:36:29] so many incredible wins for America?
[07:36:34] For the good of our nation, let's work together and let's truly make America great again.
[07:36:39] Classic.
[07:36:40] This is a classic Trump moment right here.
[07:36:43] Okay?
[07:36:44] The whole, like, why don't we work together?
[07:36:47] You guys just don't want to work with me in destroying the administrative apparatus.
[07:36:51] Also, the saddest part about it is that the Democrats do want to work with him.
[07:36:57] They always say, oh, if they came to us, we would work on a bipartisan compromise.
[07:37:01] needs to bring a future that America deserves and we're doing it. This is a time for big
[07:37:09] dreams and bold action. Upon taking office, I imposed an immediate freeze on all federal
[07:37:16] hiring, a freeze on all new federal regulations, and a freeze on all foreign aid.
[07:37:22] I want to I want to die at the construction site sir Paris climate I want to eat straight
[07:37:41] human fecal matter from my natural water supply countries were not paying freeze off
[07:37:49] for and in except Israel World Health Organization from the anti-American UN
[07:38:00] Human Rights Council we ended all of Biden's environmental restrictions that
[07:38:11] were making our country far less safe and totally unaffordable and importantly
[07:38:17] we ended the last administration's insane electric vehicle mandate saving our
[07:38:24] auto workers and companies from economic destruction. To unshackle our economy, I have directed
[07:38:43] that for every one new regulation, 10 old regulations must be eliminated, just like
[07:38:50] I did in my very successful first day. And in that first term, we set records on ending
[07:39:05] unnecessary rules and regulations like no other president had done before. We ordered
[07:39:12] all federal workers to return to the office, they will either show up for work in person
[07:39:18] or be removed from their job.
[07:39:20] They just grossed at Congress claps for this because they notoriously hate showing up for
[07:39:31] the job.
[07:39:32] Partially because they're all like 800 years old.
[07:39:34] This is an example that the president is allowed to viciously prosecute his political
[07:39:40] opponent like me.
[07:39:42] How did that work out?
[07:39:45] Not too good, not too good.
[07:40:02] Government censorship and brought back free speech in America, it's bad.
[07:40:08] Yeah, except in this speech who's going to reveal that he has a task force
[07:40:12] specifically dedicated to hurting Israel's feelings by the way.
[07:40:16] So no, he has not brought free speech back.
[07:40:18] A few days ago I signed an order making English the official language
[07:40:22] of the United States of America.
[07:40:26] Lamau, even people in his shadow like.
[07:40:34] renamed the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of America, and likewise, I renamed for a great president,
[07:40:52] William McKinley, Mount McKinley again. Beautiful Alaska. Love Alaska. Love Alaska.
[07:41:05] We've entered the tyranny of so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion policies all across
[07:41:11] the entire federal government and indeed the private sector and our military.
[07:41:17] They will be woke no longer.
[07:41:26] I guess they're planning to be done.
[07:41:34] We believe that whether you are a doctor and a gas builder or an air traffic controller,
[07:41:41] you should be hired and promoted based on skill and competence, not race or gender.
[07:41:47] Very important.
[07:41:48] We should be hired based on merit, and the Supreme Court, in a brave and very powerful
[07:42:04] decision, has allowed us to do so.
[07:42:07] Thank you.
[07:42:08] Thank you.
[07:42:12] You have removed the poison of critical race theory from our public schools, and I signed
[07:42:18] an order making it the official policy of the United States government that there are
[07:42:24] only two genders, male and female.
[07:42:27] I'm clapping IRF, meritocracy baby, common sense, just basic history.
[07:42:42] I also signed an executive order to ban men from playing in women's sports.
[07:42:49] Oh my God.
[07:43:02] Here's a go, please make a name.
[07:43:03] Those are so anti-American, they wouldn't even clap for common sense.
[07:43:05] I'm a full-star, high school athlete, one of the best, preparing for a future in college sports.
[07:43:10] But when her girl's volleyball match was invaded by a male, he smashed the ball so hard in
[07:43:19] Peyton's face causing traumatic brain injury, partially paralyzing her wrist, and ending
[07:43:26] her athletic career.
[07:43:27] It was a shot like she's never seen before.
[07:43:31] That's crazy.
[07:43:32] Bro, chill.
[07:43:33] Peyton is here tonight in the gallery, and Peyton from now on, schools will kick the
[07:43:39] men off the girls team, or they will lose all federal funding.
[07:43:44] Any statements, I just got on band, okay?
[07:44:10] I'm not saying nothing.
[07:44:11] And if you really want to see that from us, just take a look at what happened in the women's boxing,
[07:44:17] weightlifting, track and field swimming, recycling, where a male recently finished a long distance race,
[07:44:23] five hours and 14 minutes ahead of a woman for a new record by five hours,
[07:44:31] by five hours. It's demeaning for women and it's very bad for our country. We're
[07:44:37] not going to put up with it any longer. What I've just described is only a small
[07:44:58] fraction of the common-sense revolution that is now because of us sweeping the
[07:45:02] entire world. Common sense has become a common theme, and we will never go back, never.
[07:45:10] I'm not going to let that happen. Among my very highest priorities is to rescue our economy
[07:45:20] and get dramatic and immediate relief to working families. As you know, we inherited from
[07:45:26] the last administration an economic catastrophe and an inflation nightmare. Their policies
[07:45:35] These drove up energy prices, pushed up grocery costs, and drove the necessities of life out
[07:45:42] of reach for millions and millions of Americans.
[07:45:45] It never had anything like it.
[07:45:47] We suffered the worst inflation in 48 years, but perhaps even in the history of our country.
[07:45:54] They're not sure.
[07:45:55] As President, I'm fighting every day to reverse this damage and make America affordable
[07:46:01] again.
[07:46:13] Bro, what do you mean? When is it going to become affordable?
[07:46:16] Especially let the price of eggs get out of control.
[07:46:20] Oh, he's blaming money!
[07:46:21] The egg price is out of control.
[07:46:25] And we're working hard to get it back down.
[07:46:28] Secretary, do a good job on that.
[07:46:30] You inherited a total mess from the previous administration.
[07:46:34] Do a good job.
[07:46:35] And what?
[07:46:43] A major focus of our Flight 2 defeat inflation
[07:46:47] is rapidly reducing the cost of energy.
[07:46:50] The previous administration cut the number of new oil and gas leases by 95%.
[07:46:56] Even after it goes on, it doesn't believe it.
[07:46:58] And closed more than 100 power plants.
[07:47:03] We are opening up many of those power plants right now.
[07:47:06] Frankly, we have never seen anything like it.
[07:47:20] That's why on my first day in office, I declared a national energy emergency.
[07:47:26] You've heard me say many times we have more liquid gold under our feet than any nation
[07:47:36] on earth, and by far.
[07:47:39] And now I fully authorize the most talented team ever assembled to go and get it.
[07:47:45] It's called Drill Baby Drill.
[07:47:48] Administration is also working on a gigantic natural gas pipeline in Alaska, among the
[07:48:08] largest in the world where Japan, South Korea, and other nations want to be our partner
[07:48:12] with investments of trillions of dollars each.
[07:48:16] There's never been anything like that one.
[07:48:18] It will be truly spectacular.
[07:48:20] It's all set to go.
[07:48:21] The permitting has gotten.
[07:48:23] And later this week, I will also take historic action
[07:48:26] to dramatically expand production of critical minerals
[07:48:30] and rare earths here in the USA.
[07:48:47] To further combat inflation, we will not only be reducing
[07:48:50] the cost of energy, but will be ending the flagrant waste
[07:48:54] of taxpayer dollars. And to that end, I have created the brand new Department of Government
[07:49:10] Efficiency. Goal! Perhaps you've heard of it.
[07:49:14] That was so sick. Thank God. Yeah, clap for this hyena. Clap for the billionaire!
[07:49:22] Which is headed by Elon Musk, who's in the middle of the day tonight.
[07:49:27] I'm sorry, I'm a scientist. I love Tesla. I love Elon. He's so genius.
[07:49:31] He's working very hard. He didn't need this. He didn't need this. Thank you very much.
[07:49:52] Yeah, he's doing us a favor by gutting the administrative state.
[07:49:55] He appreciates it, I believe. He just don't want to admit that. Just listen to some of
[07:50:03] the appalling waste we have already identified. $22 billion from HHS to provide free housing
[07:50:13] cars for illegal aliens. Forty-five million dollars for diversity, equity, and inclusion
[07:50:21] scholarships in Burma. Forty million dollars to improve the social and economic inclusion
[07:50:27] of sedentary migrants. Nobody knows what that is. Eight million dollars to promote
[07:50:35] LGBTQI plus in the African nation of Lesotho, which nobody has ever heard of.
[07:50:45] $60 million for indigenous peoples and Afro-Columbian empowerment in Central America. $60 million,
[07:50:55] $8 million for making mice transgender. This is real. $32 million for a left-wing propaganda
[07:51:07] operation in Moldova. $10 million for mail. Moldovan Mamalika, stand behind me. Mozambique.
[07:51:16] $20 million for the Arab Sesame Street in the Middle East. It's a program. $20 million for a program.
[07:51:25] $1.9 billion to recently created decarbonization of Holmes Committee.
[07:51:32] headed up and we know she's involved just at the last moment the money was
[07:51:38] passed over by a woman named Stacy Abrams have you ever heard a 3.5
[07:51:47] million dollar consulting contract for lavish fish monitoring 1.5 million
[07:51:54] dollars for voter confidence in Liberia 14 million dollars for social
[07:52:01] cohesion in Mali. $59 million for illegal alien hotel rooms in New York City. He's a
[07:52:11] real estate developer. He's done very well. $250,000 to increase vegan local climate action
[07:52:19] innovation in Zambia. $42 million for social and behavior change in Uganda. $14 million
[07:52:29] for improving public procurement in Serbia.
[07:52:33] $47 million for improving learning outcomes in Asia.
[07:52:39] Asia is doing very well with learning.
[07:52:42] You know what we're doing.
[07:52:43] We should use it ourselves.
[07:52:45] Now, $101 million for DEI contracts
[07:52:49] at the Department of Education, the most ever paid,
[07:52:54] nothing even like it.
[07:52:55] Under the Trump administration, all of these scams,
[07:52:58] And they're far worse, but I didn't think
[07:53:00] it was appropriate to talk about them.
[07:53:02] They're so bad.
[07:53:04] Many more have been found out and exposed
[07:53:07] and swiftly terminated by a group of very intelligent,
[07:53:11] mostly young people, headed up by Ilana.
[07:53:14] We appreciate it.
[07:53:15] We found hundreds of billions of dollars of gold.
[07:53:19] Some can't read.
[07:53:32] He's reading right now, baby.
[07:53:33] He's reading.
[07:53:34] He's reading the room.
[07:53:35] We've taken back the money and reduced our debt
[07:53:38] to fight inflation and other things.
[07:53:41] Taking back a lot of that money, we got it just in time.
[07:53:45] This is just the beginning.
[07:53:47] Get him, yeah, who's yelling?
[07:53:48] Accountability office, federal government office
[07:53:52] has estimated annual fraud of over $500 billion
[07:53:56] in our nation, and we are working very hard to stop it.
[07:54:00] We're going to.
[07:54:01] We're also identifying shocking levels
[07:54:04] of incompetence and probable fraud
[07:54:06] and the Social Security Program for our seniors and that our seniors and people that we love
[07:54:13] rely on. Believe it or not, government databases list 4.7 million Social Security members from
[07:54:21] people aged 100 to 109 years old. It lists 3.6 million people from ages 110 to 119.
[07:54:38] I don't know any of them.
[07:54:40] I know some people that are rather elderly,
[07:54:42] but not quite that elderly.
[07:54:45] 3.47 million people from ages 120 to 129.
[07:54:54] 3.9 million people from ages 130 to 139.
[07:55:01] 3.5 million people from ages 140 to 140.
[07:55:08] And money is being paid to many of them.
[07:55:13] And we're searching right now.
[07:55:15] In fact, Pam, good luck.
[07:55:19] Good luck.
[07:55:20] You're going to find it.
[07:55:21] But a lot of money is paid out to people because it just keeps getting paid and paid
[07:55:27] and nobody does.
[07:55:28] And it really hurts social security and hurts our country.
[07:55:32] 1.3 million people from ages 150 to 159 and over 130,000 people according to the social
[07:55:44] security databases are aged over 160 years old.
[07:55:52] We have a healthier country than I thought, Bobby, to finish 1,039 people between the
[07:56:16] ages of 220 and 229, one person between the age of 240 and 249, and one person is listed
[07:56:26] at 306...
[07:56:28] By the way, some of this stuff has been corrected, like fact-checked and stuff, and people have
[07:56:33] described why they think that this is wrong, and that they're operating on faulty data.
[07:56:38] But it literally doesn't matter.
[07:56:40] It just does not matter.
[07:56:43] I think it's just basically the goal now is basically just keep repeating it over and over
[07:56:50] again because lying is still OP and they've realized that the dumbasses in the cult will
[07:56:55] absolutely eat it up.
[07:56:59] We officially do not have any interest in the truth at all.
[07:57:03] Ain't nobody is going to recognize that these people are just straight up lying.
[07:57:08] And it sucks because I always talk about when the Democrats lie always, but you will never I will never expect a
[07:57:16] Single fucking Republican a commentator independent
[07:57:19] Centrist okay to ever turn around and be like he's lying like this is just straightforwardly not true years
[07:57:26] Balance the federal budget
[07:57:28] I'm saying this as a sanctuary, as you can tell, I'm anti-political.
[07:57:49] With that goal in mind, we have developed in great detail what we are calling the gold
[07:57:54] card, which goes on sale very, very soon.
[07:57:58] For five million dollars, we will allow the most successful job creating people from all
[07:58:04] over the world to buy a path to U.S. citizenship.
[07:58:08] Just like the green card, but better and more sophisticated.
[07:58:14] And these people will have to pay tax in our country.
[07:58:16] They won't have to pay tax from where they came.
[07:58:19] The money that they've made, you wouldn't want to do that, but they have to pay tax,
[07:58:23] create jobs.
[07:58:24] They'll also be taking people out of colleges and paying for them so that we can keep
[07:58:28] them in our country instead of having them being forced out.
[07:58:33] Number one, at the top school as an example, being forced out and not being allowed
[07:58:37] to stay and create tremendous numbers of jobs and great success for a company out there.
[07:58:43] So while we take out the criminals, killers, traffickers, and child predators who are allowed
[07:58:49] to enter our country under the open border policy of these people, the Democrats, the
[07:58:55] Biden administration, the open border insane policies that you've allowed to destroy
[07:59:01] or a country, we will now bring in brilliant, hardworking job creating people.
[07:59:07] They're going to pay a lot of money, and we're going to reduce our debt with that money.
[07:59:25] Have given us a mandate for bold and profound change.
[07:59:29] For nearly 100 years, the federal bureaucracy has grown until it has crushed our freedoms,
[07:59:36] ballooned our deficits, and held back America's potential in every possible way.
[07:59:42] The nation founded by pioneers and risk-takers now drowns under millions and millions of pages
[07:59:49] of regulations and debt, approvals that should take 10 days to get, instead, take 10 years,
[07:59:58] 15 years, and even 20 years before you're rejected.
[08:00:01] Meanwhile, we have hundreds of thousands of federal workers who have not been showing
[08:00:06] up to work.
[08:00:07] My administration will reclaim power from this unaccountable bureaucracy, and we will
[08:00:13] restore true democracy to America again.
[08:00:16] A bureaucrat who resists this change will be removed from office immediately, because
[08:00:39] we are draining the swamp.
[08:00:41] It's very simple.
[08:00:42] And the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over.
[08:00:47] The next phase of our plan to deliver the greatest economy in history is Congress.
[08:01:10] You call them a genius, that's what you call them on their centers.
[08:01:14] Everybody is in there, they're waiting for you to vote.
[08:01:16] I'm a centrist by the way, you call Elon a genius, an unelectable genius.
[08:01:20] I believe the Republican right, but my right here, I'm sure you're going to vote for those
[08:01:25] tax cuts, because otherwise I don't believe the people will ever vote you into office,
[08:01:30] so I'm doing a big favor by telling you that, but I know this group is going
[08:01:35] to be voting for the tax.
[08:01:54] We had tremendous success in our first term, we had a very big part of our plan,
[08:01:58] seeking permanent income tax cuts all across the board.
[08:02:02] And to get urgently needed relief to Americans, and especially hard by inflation, I'm calling
[08:02:08] for no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on social security benefits for our
[08:02:16] great seniors.
[08:02:33] Also want to make interest payments on car loans tax deductible, but only if the car
[08:02:41] is made in a manner.
[08:02:43] Yeah, check.
[08:02:47] Don't write any stupid in the check.
[08:02:49] You will get banned.
[08:02:50] You will get into the class, okay?
[08:02:53] And by the way, we're going to have growth in the auto industry like nobody's ever seen.
[08:02:57] Plants are opening up all over the place.
[08:02:59] Deals are being made.
[08:03:00] Where are these plants opening up?
[08:03:01] That's a combination of the election win and tax.
[08:03:03] Where are the plants opening up?
[08:03:04] If there's any new plants that have opened up,
[08:03:06] it's directly a consequence of the branded administration's policies.
[08:03:09] You've only been in office for, like, what, 30 fucking days?
[08:03:12] Get out of here.
[08:03:13] Absolutely boom.
[08:03:14] I spoke to the majors today, all three, the top people, and they're so excited.
[08:03:20] In fact, already numerous car companies have announced that they will be building massive
[08:03:25] automobile plants in America, with Honda just announcing a new plant in Indiana, one of
[08:03:31] the largest anywhere in the world.
[08:03:46] And this has taken place since our great victory on November 5th, a date which will hopefully
[08:03:52] go down as one of the most important in the history of our country.
[08:03:56] In addition, as part of our tax cuts, we want to cut taxes on domestic production and all
[08:04:08] manufacturing.
[08:04:10] And just as we did before, we will provide 100 percent expensing.
[08:04:15] It will be retroactive to January 20, 2025.
[08:04:19] And it was one of the main reasons why our tax cuts were so successful in our first
[08:04:25] term, giving us the most successful economy in the history of our country, first term.
[08:04:31] We had a great first term.
[08:04:33] If you don't make your product in America, however, under the Trump administration, you
[08:04:43] will pay a tariff, and in some cases, a rather large one.
[08:04:48] Other countries have used tariffs against us for decades, and now it's our turn to
[08:04:52] start using them against those other countries.
[08:04:56] average the European Union, China, Brazil, India, Mexico and Canada, have you heard of
[08:05:03] them? And countless other nations charges Trump.
[08:05:07] I hate Trump, but I love when he says, have you heard of them about some of the most
[08:05:12] like, like everyone's heard of it things. Like, yes, we've heard about China and Mexico
[08:05:19] and Canada.
[08:05:20] our products is twice. What we charge them and South Korea is four times higher.
[08:05:27] I love the rhetorical question joke. I know that's the joke. I love when he makes that
[08:05:31] joke in so many other ways to South Korea, but that's what happens. It's such a childish
[08:05:37] thing. It's such a rampage joke to make. The system is not fair to the United States.
[08:05:41] It never was. And so on April 2nd, I wanted to make it April 1st, but I didn't want
[08:05:49] be accused of April Fool's Day. That's what that's not just one day was of course
[08:05:55] there's a lot of money but we're going to do it in April. I'm a very
[08:06:00] superstitious person. April 2nd, reciprocal tariffs kick in and whatever
[08:06:07] they tariff us other countries we will tariff them. That's reciprocal back and
[08:06:13] for. Whatever they tax us, we will tax them. If they do non-monetary tariffs to keep us
[08:06:26] out of their market, then we will do non-monetary barriers to keep them out of our market. It's
[08:06:33] a lot of that, too. They don't even allow us in their market. We will take in trillions
[08:06:38] and trillions of dollars that create jobs like we have never seen before. I did it
[08:06:44] with China and I did it with others and the Biden administration couldn't do anything about
[08:06:48] it because there was so much money they couldn't do anything about it.
[08:06:52] We have been ripped off for decades by nearly every country on earth and we will not let
[08:06:58] that happen any longer.
[08:06:59] There has been said over the last three months about Mexico and Canada, but we have
[08:07:16] very large deficits with both of them, but even more importantly, they've allowed
[08:07:20] fentanyl to come into our country at levels never seen before, killing hundreds of thousands
[08:07:26] of our citizens and many very young, beautiful people destroying families. Nobody's ever
[08:07:32] seen anything like it.
[08:07:33] Well, I'm talking about, first of all, subsidies of billions of dollars. We pay subsidies
[08:07:39] to Canada and to Mexico of hundreds of billions of dollars that the United States
[08:07:45] will not be doing that any longer.
[08:07:48] We're not going to do it any longer.
[08:07:50] Thanks to our America First policies we're putting into place,
[08:07:59] we have had $1.7 trillion of new investment in America
[08:08:03] in just the past few weeks.
[08:08:06] The combination of the election and our economic policies
[08:08:11] that people of SoftBank, one of the most brilliant
[08:08:13] anywhere in the world, announced a $200 billion
[08:08:17] investment. Open AI and Oracle, Larry Ellison, announced $500 billion investment, which they
[08:08:27] wouldn't have done if Kamala had won. Apple announced $500 billion investment. Tim Cook
[08:08:39] called me. He said, I cannot spend it fast enough. It's going to be much higher than that, I believe.
[08:08:44] They'll be building their plants here instead of in China.
[08:08:48] And just yesterday, Taiwan, semiconductor, the biggest in the world, most powerful in
[08:08:53] the world, has a tremendous amount, 97 percent of the market, announced a $165 billion investment
[08:09:02] to build the most powerful chips on earth right here in the USA, giving them any money.
[08:09:20] Your CHIPS Act is a horrible, horrible thing.
[08:09:23] give hundreds of billions of dollars and it doesn't mean a thing. They take our
[08:09:28] money and they don't spend it. All that meant to them were giving them no money.
[08:09:33] All that was important to them was they didn't want to pay the tariffs so they
[08:09:37] came and they're building and many other companies are coming. We don't have to
[08:09:41] give them money. We just want to protect our businesses and our people
[08:09:44] and they will come because they won't have to pay tariffs if they build in
[08:09:48] America. So it's very amazing. You should get rid of the chip act and
[08:09:52] And whatever is left over, Mr. Speaker, you should use it to reduce debt, or any other reason you want to.
[08:10:00] Our new trade policy will also be great for the American farmer. I love the farmer.
[08:10:22] And I'll be selling into our home market, the USA, because nobody is going to be able to compete with you.
[08:10:30] Because those goods that come in from other countries and companies, they're really, really
[08:10:38] in a bad position in so many different ways.
[08:10:42] They're unexpected.
[08:10:44] They may be very dirty and disgusting, and they come in and they pour in, and they
[08:10:48] hurt our American farmers.
[08:10:50] The tariffs will go on agricultural product coming into America, and our farmers starting
[08:10:56] on April 2.
[08:10:58] It may be a little bit of an adjustment period.
[08:11:01] We had that before when I made the deal with China.
[08:11:04] 50 billion dollars of purchases,
[08:11:06] and I said, just bear with me.
[08:11:07] And they did.
[08:11:08] They did.
[08:11:09] Probably have to bear with me again.
[08:11:12] And this will be even better.
[08:11:13] That was great.
[08:11:14] The problem with it was that Biden didn't enforce it.
[08:11:17] He didn't enforce it.
[08:11:18] 50 billion dollars of purchases.
[08:11:21] And we were doing great, but Biden did not enforce it.
[08:11:24] And it hurt our farmers,
[08:11:25] but our farmers are gonna have a field day right now.
[08:11:28] So to our farmers, have a lot of fun.
[08:11:32] I love you too.
[08:11:34] I love you too.
[08:11:35] We're gonna have fun.
[08:11:39] I love you.
[08:11:40] You're all gonna lose so much revenue, farmers.
[08:11:45] My big, beautiful farmers.
[08:11:47] Just a period of adjustment.
[08:11:49] Your families are gonna starve.
[08:11:52] As an example, steel and lots of other things.
[08:11:55] We don't have a military and frankly won't have,
[08:11:58] we just won't have a country very long.
[08:12:01] Here today is a proud American steel worker,
[08:12:05] fantastic person from Decatur, Alabama.
[08:12:09] Jeff Denard has been working at the same steel plant
[08:12:14] for 27 years in a job that has allowed him to serve as
[08:12:18] the captain of his local volunteer fire department,
[08:12:22] raised seven children with his beautiful wife, Nicole,
[08:12:26] and over the years, provided a loving home
[08:12:28] for more than 40 foster children.
[08:12:31] So great, Jeff.
[08:12:32] Good job, Clapper himself.
[08:12:52] Stories like Jeff's remind us that tariffs
[08:12:54] are not just about protecting American jobs.
[08:12:58] They're about protecting the soul of our country.
[08:13:03] Tariffs are about making America rich again
[08:13:06] and making America great again,
[08:13:07] And it's happening, and it will happen rather quickly.
[08:13:10] There'll be a little disturbance, but we're OK with that.
[08:13:15] It won't be much.
[08:13:17] No, you're not, oh.
[08:13:21] And look where Biden took us, very low, the lowest we've ever
[08:13:25] been.
[08:13:25] Jeff, I want to thank you very much.
[08:13:27] And I also want to recognize another person who
[08:13:30] has devoted herself to foster care community.
[08:13:34] She worked so hard on it.
[08:13:35] A very loving person, our magnificent first lady of the United States.
[08:13:40] Claudia's work has yielded incredible results, helping prepare our nation's future leaders
[08:14:04] as they enter the workforce.
[08:14:07] Our first lady is joined by two impressive young women, very impressive.
[08:14:11] Hailey Ferguson, who benefited from the first lady sponsoring the future initiative.
[08:14:16] Does she get smacked in the head too, bro?
[08:14:18] What's going on?
[08:14:19] Her education become a teacher.
[08:14:21] Some of these people that he brings on are so, it's just like you're dunking on them,
[08:14:25] you know?
[08:14:26] Look at the timing of this article, Breaking China announces 7.2% increase in defense spending,
[08:14:35] uh oh.
[08:14:36] And this is so important, thank you very much, John, John Thurman, thank you, stand up John.
[08:14:41] Thank you, John.
[08:14:43] He's so weird.
[08:14:47] Thank you all very much.
[08:14:48] He's so weird when he refers to people.
[08:14:51] He's so freaking weird when he talks about stuff, but he has no capacity to talk about
[08:14:59] people in an empathetic way.
[08:15:01] It's odd, dude.
[08:15:03] It's such a strange way to refer to humans, especially women.
[08:15:12] He does this a lot.
[08:15:14] Thank you.
[08:15:15] And I'm going to use that bill for myself, too, if you don't mind, because nobody gets
[08:15:19] treated worse than I do online.
[08:15:21] Nobody.
[08:15:23] That's great.
[08:15:24] Thank you very much to the Senate.
[08:15:25] Thank you.
[08:15:27] But if we truly care about protecting Americans' children, no step is more crucial than securing
[08:15:34] America's borders.
[08:15:36] Over the past four years, 21 million people poured into the United States.
[08:15:40] of them were murders, human traffickers, gang members, and other criminals from the streets
[08:15:47] of dangerous cities all throughout the world because of Joe Biden's insane and very dangerous
[08:15:53] open border policies. They are now strongly embedded in our country, but we are getting
[08:16:00] them out and getting them out fast. And, Christy, I want to thank you and Paul of
[08:16:21] Board of Patrol, I want to thank you, what a job.
[08:16:24] They've all done everybody.
[08:16:25] Board of Patrol, ICE, law enforcement in general is incredible.
[08:16:30] We have to take care of our law enforcement.
[08:16:31] Good.
[08:16:32] We have to.
[08:16:33] Last year, a brilliant 22-year-old nursing student named Lakin Riley, the best in her
[08:16:51] class admired by everybody, went out for a jog on the campus of the University
[08:16:57] of Georgia.
[08:16:59] That morning, Lakin was viciously attacked, assaulted, beaten, brutalized, and horrifically
[08:17:05] murdered.
[08:17:06] Lakin was stolen from us by a savage illegal alien gang member who was arrested while trespassing
[08:17:14] across Biden's open southern border and then set loose into the United States under the
[08:17:20] heartless policies of that failed administration.
[08:17:24] It was indeed a failed administration.
[08:17:27] He had then been arrested and released in a Democrat-run sanctuary city, a disaster,
[08:17:35] before ending the life of this beautiful young angel.
[08:17:39] With us this evening are Lachens' beloved mother, Allison, and her sister, Lauren.
[08:17:44] Why is the dad not there?
[08:17:55] You know why.
[08:17:56] Because the dad, I think it was the dad that said, please don't make my daughter's
[08:18:02] that political and use it as a cudgel against like migrants, right?
[08:18:06] Last year, I felt like it's worth it to say that we would ensure their daughter would
[08:18:15] not have died in vain.
[08:18:17] That's why the very first bill I signed into law as your 47th president mandates the detention
[08:18:25] of all dangerous criminal aliens who threaten public safety.
[08:18:30] It's a very strong, powerful act.
[08:18:47] The Lakin-Reilly Act. So Allison and Lauren America will never, ever forget.
[08:18:53] This political instrument, instrumentalization of something like this is really disgusting.
[08:18:58] Yeah. It's fairly, it's super commonplace now. Trump definitely accelerated it. It used to happen.
[08:19:05] Back in the day, there was like some repercussions for it. There was some backlash to it.
[08:19:09] But I mean, one of the more famous instances is the Willie Horton incident.
[08:19:14] They've always, Republicans have always done this, though.
[08:19:16] They always use, like, humans as props.
[08:19:19] My administration has launched the most sweeping border
[08:19:22] and immigration crackdown in American history,
[08:19:26] and we quickly achieved the lowest numbers
[08:19:28] of illegal border crosses ever recorded.
[08:19:32] Thank you.
[08:19:50] And our friends in the Democrat Party
[08:19:53] kept saying we needed new legislation.
[08:19:55] We must have legislation to secure the border.
[08:19:59] But it turned out that all we really needed was a new president.
[08:20:27] Joe Biden didn't just open our borders.
[08:20:30] He flew illegal aliens over them to overwhelm our schools,
[08:20:34] hospitals, and communities throughout the country.
[08:20:37] Entire towns like Aurora, Colorado, and Springfield, Ohio,
[08:20:42] buckled under the weight of the migrant occupation
[08:20:45] and corruption.
[08:20:46] Like nobody's ever seen before, beautiful towns destroyed.
[08:20:51] Now, just as I promised in my inaugural address,
[08:20:55] we are achieving the great liberation of America.
[08:21:08] There is still is much work to be done.
[08:21:13] Here tonight is a woman I have gotten to know,
[08:21:17] Alexis Nungari from Houston, wonderful woman.
[08:21:22] Last June, Alexis's 12-year-old daughter,
[08:21:25] her precious Jocelyn, walked to a nearby convenience store.
[08:21:30] She was kidnapped, tied up, assaulted for two hours under a bridge, and horrifically murdered.
[08:21:37] Arrested in charge with his heinous crime are two illegal alien monsters from Venezuela,
[08:21:42] released into America by the last administration through their ridiculous open border.
[08:21:49] The death of this beautiful 12-year-old girl in the agony of her mother and family
[08:21:54] touched our entire nation greatly. Alexis, I promised that we would always remember
[08:22:01] your daughter, your magnificent daughter, and earlier tonight I signed an order keeping
[08:22:08] my word to you. One thing I have learned about Jocelyn is that she loved animals so
[08:22:14] much she loved nature. By the way, Eliza Slotkin, Democrat's choice
[08:22:19] for responding to the State of the Union here,
[08:22:22] voted for the Lake and Raleigh Act.
[08:22:25] Refuge.
[08:22:26] If you want to understand where the Democrats are going
[08:22:28] with their future vision.
[08:22:31] Sanctuary for all of God's creatures.
[08:22:33] On the edge of the Gulf of America,
[08:22:37] Alexis, moments ago, I formally renamed that refuge
[08:22:43] in loving memory of your beautiful daughter, Jocelyn.
[08:22:47] So, Mr. Vice President, if you would, may I have the order?
[08:23:23] Thank you very much.
[08:23:25] All three savages charged with Jocelyn and Lakin.
[08:23:30] Some of the judges are doing land acknowledgments
[08:23:33] with her migrant crime victims.
[08:23:35] They say in the world, known as...
[08:23:39] The difference is the Democrats don't do anything
[08:23:41] after land acknowledgments.
[08:23:43] Republicans use that as an opportunity
[08:23:45] to deport every undocumented migrant.
[08:23:47] Foreign terrorist organizations.
[08:24:07] officially in the same category as ISIS and that's not good for them. Countless
[08:24:14] thousands of these terrorists were welcomed into the US by the Biden administration.
[08:24:20] We're getting to how much we can get up and forcibly removed from our country or
[08:24:25] if they're too dangerous put in jails standing trial in this country because
[08:24:31] we don't want them to come back ever. With us this evening is a warrior on the
[08:24:37] front lines of that battle. Border Patrol Agent Roberto Ortiz, great guy. In January,
[08:25:10] Roberto and another agent were patrolling by the Rio Grande near an area known as Cartel
[08:25:18] Island. Doesn't sound too nice to me. When heavily armed gunmen started shooting at
[08:25:23] them, Roberto saw that his partner was totally exposed, great danger, and he left into
[08:25:30] action returning fire and providing crucial seconds for his fellow agent to seek safety
[08:25:37] just and just barely. I have some of the prints of that event and it was not good. Agent Ortiz
[08:25:46] we salute you for your great courage and for your line of fire that you took and for the
[08:25:54] bravery that you showed we honor you and we will always honor you. Thank you Roberto
[08:25:59] very much. And I actually got to know him on my many calls to the border. He's a great,
[08:26:23] great gentleman. The territory to the immediate south of our border is now dominated entirely
[08:26:30] by criminal cartels that murder, rape, torture, and exercise total control. They have total
[08:26:37] control. Chatters 52% of Customs and Border Patrol is Hispanic, at least the like
[08:26:42] last time I checked, which is like in 2022 or something.
[08:26:45] and it's time for a minute to wait for the cartels,
[08:26:49] which we like to have.
[08:27:01] Nights ago, Mexican authorities,
[08:27:05] because of our tariff policies being imposed on them,
[08:27:10] think of this, handed over to us 29
[08:27:14] of the biggest cartel leaders in their country.
[08:27:17] That has never happened before.
[08:27:19] They wanna make us happy, first time ever.
[08:27:23] That's literally not true.
[08:27:25] They always need Mexico and Canada to do much more than they've done and they have to stop.
[08:27:31] Cartel bosses, what are these, what?
[08:27:32] Infectionals and drugs pouring into the USA, they're going to stop it.
[08:27:38] I have sent Congress a detailed funding request, laying out exactly how we will eliminate
[08:27:43] these threats to protect our homeland and complete the largest deportation operation
[08:27:49] in American history, larger even than current record holder President Dwight D. Eisen
[08:27:55] are a moderate man but someone who believed very strongly in borders. Americans expect
[08:28:01] Congress to send me this funding without delay.
[08:28:04] No, they don't. Yes they do.
[08:28:05] So I can sign it into law, sir.
[08:28:06] I'm saying that they usually don't because of capital punishment, but there are plenty
[08:28:10] of big cartel bosses that have been sent to America.
[08:28:12] Good to hear that, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Mr. Leader, thank you. Thank you very much.
[08:28:17] And let's get it to me. I'll sign it so fast. You won't even believe it.
[08:28:21] No, they don't. What are you saying?
[08:28:32] And as we reclaim our sovereignty, we must also bring back law and order to our cities
[08:28:42] and towns.
[08:28:43] In recent years, how the justice has been drained upside down by radical left lunatics.
[08:29:01] Many jurisdictions virtually seized enforcing the law against dangerous repeat offenders
[08:29:08] while weaponizing law enforcement against political opponents like me.
[08:29:13] My administration has acted swiftly and decisively to restore fair, equal, and impartial justice
[08:29:21] under the Constitutional Rule of Law, starting at the FBI and the DOJ PAM.
[08:29:29] Good luck.
[08:29:30] Cash, wherever you may be.
[08:29:32] Good luck.
[08:29:33] Good luck.
[08:29:34] PAM bomb.
[08:29:35] Good luck.
[08:29:37] So important.
[08:29:38] important. He's gonna do a great job. Cash, thank you. Thank you, Cash. Always looks like
[08:29:55] he's doing, he's up to some cryptocurrency scheming. Like he dresses like a cryptocurrency
[08:30:00] road puller. We're also once again giving our police officers the support, protection
[08:30:06] and respect. They so dearly deserve, they have to get it. They have such a hard, dangerous
[08:30:13] job but we're gonna make it less dangerous. The problem is the bad guys
[08:30:17] don't respect the law but they're starting to respect it and they soon will
[08:30:20] respect it. This also includes our great fire departments throughout the country.
[08:30:26] Our firemen and women are unbelievable people and I will never forget them and
[08:30:31] besides that they voted for me in record numbers so I have no chance. 31 year old
[08:30:48] New York police officer Jonathan Diller, unbelievably wonderful person and a
[08:30:54] great officer was gunned down at a traffic stop on Long Island. I went to his funeral.
[08:31:03] The vicious criminal charged with his murder had 21 prior arrests and they were rough arrests.
[08:31:09] He was a real bad one. The thug in the seat next to him had 14 prior arrests and went
[08:31:16] by the name of killer. He was killer. He killed other people. They say a lot of them.
[08:31:21] I attended Officer Diller's service and when I met his wife and one year old son, Ryan,
[08:31:29] it was very inspirational actually.
[08:31:33] His widow's name is Stephanie, and she is here tonight, Stephanie.
[08:31:36] Thank you very much, Stephanie.
[08:31:38] Thank you very much.
[08:31:57] Stephanie, we're going to make sure that Ryan knows his dad was a true hero, New
[08:32:02] York's finest, and we're going to get these cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders
[08:32:08] off our streets so we're going to do it fast.
[08:32:11] Got to stop it.
[08:32:12] They get out with 28 arrests.
[08:32:15] They push people into subway trains.
[08:32:18] They hit people over their head, back of their head
[08:32:20] with baseball bats.
[08:32:22] We got to get them out of here.
[08:32:24] I've already signed an executive order
[08:32:26] requiring a mandatory death penalty
[08:32:28] for anyone who murders a police officer.
[08:32:31] And tonight I'm asking Congress
[08:32:33] to pass that policy into permanent law.
[08:32:36] We're asking for a new crime bill getting tough on repeat offenders while enhancing protections
[08:32:56] for America's police officers so they can do their jobs without fear of their lives
[08:33:02] being totally destroyed.
[08:33:04] They don't want to be killed.
[08:33:06] We're not going to let them be killed.
[08:33:12] Joining us in the gallery tonight is a young man who truly loves our police.
[08:33:17] His name is DJ Daniel.
[08:33:19] He is 13 years old and he has always dreamed of becoming a police officer.
[08:33:24] Bro, give him the tick-tock, bro. Give him the tick-tock, Brody. Don't do this.
[08:34:03] But in 2018, DJ was diagnosed with brain cancer. The doctors gave him five months at most to live.
[08:34:13] That was more than six years ago.
[08:34:21] I have the same shirt his dad has.
[08:34:38] Since that time DJ and his dad have been on a quest to make his dream come true and DJ
[08:34:44] has been sworn in as an honorary law enforcement officer.
[08:34:50] Actually a number of times the police love him, the police departments love him.
[08:34:55] And tonight DJ we're going to do.
[08:34:57] crazy he's using a little kid with brain cancer as a kid who wants to be a cop. Meanwhile he cut
[08:35:03] funding the cancer research.
[08:35:04] Officially make you an agent of the United States Secret Service.
[08:35:17] Bro, you're the last one. No one else is getting brain cancer treatment. We've cut the funding.
[08:35:58] DJ's doctors believe his cancer likely came from a chemical he was exposed to when he was
[08:36:04] younger. From the vaccine 1975 rates of child cancer have increased by more than 40%. Good
[08:36:12] thing we're deregulating this trend is one of the top priorities for our new presidential
[08:36:18] commission to make America healthy again. Bro cut bro cut cancer research and he cut the
[08:36:24] regulatory agency budgets so that more children can get cancer and we can't find a cure
[08:36:30] for them. He's actively pointing to him. He's like, every child is going to be like DJ.
[08:36:41] But unlike DJ, they will not get a cure because we've got it.
[08:36:49] With the name Kennedy, you would have thought everybody over here would have been cheering.
[08:36:53] How quickly they forget. Our goal is to get toxins out of our environment, poisons
[08:37:00] out of our food supply and keep our children healthy and strong.
[08:37:05] As an example, not long ago, and you can't even believe these numbers, one in 10,000 children
[08:37:15] had autism, one in 10,000, and now it's one in 36.
[08:37:22] There's something wrong, one in 36, think of that.
[08:37:25] So we're going to find out what it is, and there's nobody better than Bobby and
[08:37:28] And all of the people that are working with you, you have the best to figure out what
[08:37:34] is going on.
[08:37:35] Okay, Bobby, good luck.
[08:37:36] It's a very important job.
[08:37:37] Thank you.
[08:37:38] Our administration is also working to protect our children from toxic ideologies in our
[08:37:57] schools.
[08:37:58] A few years ago, January, little John and her husband discovered that their daughter's
[08:38:04] school had secretly socially transitioned their 13-year-old little girl.
[08:38:10] and administrators conspired to deceive January and her husband while encouraging her daughter
[08:38:16] to use a new name and pronouns. They, them, pronoun, actually, without telling January,
[08:38:25] who is here tonight and is now a courageous advocate against this form of child abuse.
[08:38:31] January, thank you.
[08:38:32] Classy.
[08:38:33] Stories like this are why, shortly after taking office, I signed an executive order
[08:38:55] banning public schools from indoctrinating our children with transgender ideology.
[08:39:01] They also signed an order to cut off all taxpayer funding to any institution that engages in the
[08:39:17] sexual mutilation of our youth.
[08:39:19] I want Congress to pass a bill permanently banning and criminalizing sex changes on
[08:39:34] children and forever ending the lie that any child is trapped in the wrong body.
[08:39:40] This is a big line to every child in America, is that you are perfect exactly the way God
[08:39:55] made you.
[08:39:56] Unless God made you friends, unless God made you friends, then bye-bye, because we're getting
[08:40:10] wokeness out of our schools and out of our military and it's already out and it's out
[08:40:17] of our society.
[08:40:18] We don't want it.
[08:40:20] Wokeness is trouble.
[08:40:22] Wokeness is bad.
[08:40:23] gone. It's gone. And we feel so much better for it. Don't we? Don't we feel better? Our
[08:40:34] service members won't be activists and ideologues. They will be fighters and warriors. They will
[08:40:40] fight for our country. And Pete, congratulations. Secretary of Defense. And he's not big into
[08:40:59] the woke movement, I can tell you. I know him well.
[08:41:03] I am pleased to report that in January the U.S. Army had its single best recruiting
[08:41:07] month in 15 years, and that all armed services are having among the best recruiting results
[08:41:14] ever in the history of our services.
[08:41:17] What a difference.
[08:41:18] It was just a few months ago where the results were exactly the opposite.
[08:41:33] We couldn't recruit anywhere.
[08:41:35] We couldn't recruit.
[08:41:37] Now we're having the best results just about that we've ever had.
[08:41:42] What a tremendous turnaround.
[08:41:44] It's really a beautiful thing to see.
[08:41:47] People love our country again.
[08:41:48] It's very simple.
[08:41:49] They love our country and they love being in our military again.
[08:41:53] So it's a great thing and thank you very much.
[08:41:55] Great job.
[08:41:56] We're joined tonight by a young man, Jason Hartley, who knows the weight of that call
[08:42:10] of duty.
[08:42:11] Jason's father, grandfather, and great-grandfather all wore the uniform.
[08:42:17] Jason tragically lost his dad, who was also a Los Angeles County
[08:42:23] Sheriff's Deputy when he was just a boy,
[08:42:25] and now he wants to carry on the family legacy of service.
[08:42:29] Jason is a senior in high school, a six-letter varsity athlete,
[08:42:33] a really good athlete, they say, a brilliant student
[08:42:37] with a 4.46, that's good, GPA.
[08:42:41] And his greatest dream is to attend the US Military Academy
[08:42:46] at West Point.
[08:43:04] They're so good, bro.
[08:43:06] The American military is so good.
[08:43:07] They have to parade like individuals, basically,
[08:43:10] to be like, see, we got one.
[08:43:12] Jason, that's a very big deal.
[08:43:13] We got a new recruit.
[08:43:15] I want to get into, but I please do it.
[08:43:18] Also, coppornology is real.
[08:43:20] Coppornology is a real science.
[08:43:21] You're accepted.
[08:43:22] You are sent to be joining the court.
[08:43:37] One of the chats that the only public service
[08:43:39] celebrated is violence.
[08:43:40] And that was a banger chatter.
[08:43:42] Respect.
[08:43:44] You're right.
[08:43:45] Every other aspect of public service is gutted.
[08:43:47] And the only thing that they stand and salute
[08:43:49] is like military or cops.
[08:43:51] They're like, yeah, we love the cops.
[08:43:53] We love the military.
[08:43:53] No other.
[08:43:54] Every other public servant is like watching this being like,
[08:43:57] am I going to lose my fucking job?
[08:43:58] Yes, sir.
[08:44:00] As commander-in-chief, my focus is
[08:44:02] on building the most powerful military of the future.
[08:44:06] As a first step, I'm asking Congress
[08:44:09] to fund a state-of-the-art golden dome missile
[08:44:12] Fedshield to protect our homeland made in the USA
[08:44:28] Wanted to do it long ago, but the technology just wasn't there not even close, but now we have the technology
[08:44:35] It's incredible actually and other places. They have it Israel has it other
[08:44:41] Places have it who else and the United States should have it to right Tim, right?
[08:44:46] They should have it. Yeah, when Canada starts launching bathtub rockets at us when the when block cuba quah
[08:44:54] And the in the liberation movement starts starts launching baths of rockets directly at Albany
[08:45:05] Shipbuilding industry including commercial shipbuilding and military
[08:45:22] the White House. The Trump not, the Trump not realize that America has defense systems?
[08:45:27] We don't do America where it belongs. We used to make so many ships. We don't make them
[08:45:32] anymore very much, but we're going to make them very fast, very soon. It will have a
[08:45:37] huge impact. To further enhance our national security, my administration will be reclaiming
[08:45:43] the Panama Canal, and we've already started doing it.
[08:45:47] Wait, what? He's gonna be renamed the Panama Canal. Wait, what?
[08:45:54] Yesterday a large American company announced they are buying all of what's around the Panama
[08:46:02] Canal and lots of other things having to do with the Panama Canal and a couple of other
[08:46:07] canals. The Panama Canal was built by Americans for Americans, not for others, but others
[08:46:16] people in Panama. But it was built at tremendous cost of American blood and
[08:46:20] treasure. 38,000 workers died building the Panama Canal. They died of malaria, they
[08:46:27] died of snake bites, and mosquito is not a nice place to work. They paid them very
[08:46:33] highly to go there knowing there was a 25% chance that they would die. The
[08:46:39] most expensive project also that was ever built in our country's history if
[08:46:44] you're bringing up to modern-day costs. It was given away by the Carter administration
[08:46:49] for $1, but that agreement has been violated very severely. We didn't give it to China.
[08:46:57] We gave it to Panama, and we're taking it back. Go, Rubio in charge. Good luck, Marco.
[08:47:18] Now, we know who to blame if anything goes wrong. Now, Marco has been amazing, and
[08:47:24] he's going to do a great job.
[08:47:26] Think of it, he got 100 votes.
[08:47:30] You know, he was approved with actually 99,
[08:47:33] but the 100th was this gentleman,
[08:47:36] and I feel very certain.
[08:47:37] So let's assume he got 100 votes,
[08:47:40] and I'm either very, very happy about that,
[08:47:42] or I'm very concerned about it.
[08:47:44] But he's already approved, but I mean,
[08:47:47] he's a great gentleman.
[08:47:48] He's respected by everybody,
[08:47:49] and we appreciate you voting for Marco.
[08:47:51] He's going to do a fantastic job, thank you.
[08:47:54] Thank you.
[08:47:56] He's doing a great job, great job.
[08:48:06] And I also have a message tonight for the incredible people
[08:48:09] of Greenland.
[08:48:12] We strongly support your right to determine your own future.
[08:48:16] And if you choose, we welcome you
[08:48:18] into the United States of America.
[08:48:20] Oh, they're doing, are they going to do a Psyop?
[08:48:22] National security and even international security.
[08:48:25] Wait, maybe they are going to do a manufacturer like Gazette.
[08:48:28] We need it really for international world security.
[08:48:32] Talk about how like the indigenous population in Greenland actually wants decolonialization
[08:48:36] by joining America or some shit.
[08:48:39] We will keep you safe.
[08:48:41] We will make you rich and together.
[08:48:43] Color revolution in Greenland.
[08:48:44] We have the rights like you have.
[08:48:46] How is he going to do it though?
[08:48:47] He cut USAID.
[08:48:48] It's a very small population, but very, very large piece of land and very, very important
[08:48:54] for military security.
[08:48:56] America is once again standing strong against the forces of radical Islamic terrorism.
[08:49:03] Three and a half years ago, ISIS terrorists killed 13 American service members and countless
[08:49:09] others in the abigate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from Afghanistan.
[08:49:17] Not that they were withdrawing.
[08:49:18] It was the way they withdrew.
[08:49:21] Perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country.
[08:49:25] Tonight, I am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible
[08:49:31] for that atrocity, and he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of American
[08:49:38] justice.
[08:49:39] Thank especially the government of Pakistan for helping arrest this monster.
[08:50:09] This was a very momentous day for those 13 families, who I actually got to know very
[08:50:14] very well, most of them, whose children were murdered and the many people that were so badly
[08:50:20] over 42 people so badly injured on that fateful day in Afghanistan, what a horrible day.
[08:50:29] Such incompetence was shown.
[08:50:32] That when Putin saw what happened, I guess he said, wow, maybe this is my chance.
[08:50:37] That's how bad it was.
[08:50:39] Should have never happened.
[08:50:41] Grossly incompetent people.
[08:50:43] I spoke to many of the parents and loved ones,
[08:50:47] and they're all in our hearts tonight.
[08:50:51] Just spoke to them on the phone.
[08:50:53] We had a big call.
[08:50:54] So it was in rare Pakistan.
[08:50:56] W and Asim and Gulchak.
[08:50:57] Everybody was on the line.
[08:50:59] W, Pakistan.
[08:51:00] They did nothing but cry with happiness.
[08:51:02] They were very happy.
[08:51:03] As happy as you can be under those circumstances.
[08:51:06] Their child, brother, sister, son, daughter
[08:51:11] was killed for no reason whatsoever in the Middle East.
[08:51:17] James are walking out of thought of a Bernie, then Van Hollen, now a lot more.
[08:51:22] In my first term we achieved one of the most groundbreaking peace agreements in generations.
[08:51:27] Steve Gokal.
[08:51:28] The Abraham Accords.
[08:51:29] Gokal.
[08:51:30] My God.
[08:51:31] We're going to build on that foundation to create a more peaceful and prosperous future
[08:51:53] for the entire region.
[08:51:54] A lot of things are happening in the Middle East.
[08:51:56] People have been talking about that so much lately
[08:51:59] with everything going on with Ukraine and Russia.
[08:52:02] A lot of things are happening in the Middle East.
[08:52:05] Rough neighborhoods.
[08:52:06] A lot of things.
[08:52:07] I'm also working tirelessly
[08:52:08] to end the savage conflict in Ukraine.
[08:52:12] Millions of Ukrainians and Russians
[08:52:14] have been needlessly killed
[08:52:16] or wounded in this horrific and brutal conflict
[08:52:19] with no end in sight.
[08:52:21] The United States has sent hundreds of billions of dollars to support Ukraine's defense.
[08:52:30] With no security, with no security.
[08:52:46] Do you want to keep it going for another five years?
[08:52:49] Yeah, yeah, you would say Pocahontas says yes.
[08:52:56] What the fuck?
[08:53:04] Two thousand people are being killed every single week.
[08:53:08] More than that.
[08:53:10] Russian young people, they're Ukrainian young people, they're not Americans, but I wanted
[08:53:16] to stop.
[08:53:17] Meanwhile, Europe has sadly spent more money buying Russian oil and gas than they have
[08:53:23] spent on defending Ukraine by far.
[08:53:26] Think of that.
[08:53:27] They've spent more buying Russian oil and gas than they have defending.
[08:53:33] And we've spent perhaps $350 billion, like taking candy from a baby.
[08:53:39] what happened. And they've spent a hundred billion dollars. What a difference that is.
[08:53:45] And we have an ocean separating us, and they don't. But we're getting along very well
[08:53:52] with them, and lots of good things are happening.
[08:53:55] Biden has authorized more money in this fight than Europe has spent by billions and billions
[08:54:03] of dollars. It's hard to believe that they wouldn't have stopped it and said at
[08:54:07] At some point, come on, let's equalize.
[08:54:09] You got to be equal to us, but that didn't happen.
[08:54:12] Earlier today, I received an important letter
[08:54:14] from President Zelensky of Ukraine.
[08:54:18] The letter reads, Ukraine is ready to come
[08:54:20] to the negotiating table as soon as possible
[08:54:24] to bring lasting peace closer.
[08:54:26] Nobody wants peace more than the Ukrainians, he said.
[08:54:30] My team and I stand ready to work
[08:54:32] under President Trump's strong leadership
[08:54:35] To get a peace that lasts, we do really value how much America has done to help Ukraine maintain
[08:54:43] its sovereignty and independence.
[08:54:46] Regarding the agreement on minerals and security, Ukraine is ready to sign it at any time.
[08:54:52] That is convenient for you.
[08:54:55] I appreciate that he sent this letter, just got it a little while ago.
[08:54:59] Simultaneously, we've had serious discussions with Russia and have received strong signals
[08:55:05] that they are ready for peace.
[08:55:07] Wouldn't that be beautiful?
[08:55:08] Wouldn't that be beautiful?
[08:55:30] It's time to stop this madness.
[08:55:32] It's time to halt the killing.
[08:55:35] It's time to end the senseless war.
[08:55:37] If you want to end wars, you have to talk to both sides.
[08:55:41] Nearly four years ago amid rising tensions, a history teacher named Mark Fogel was
[08:55:48] detained in Russia and sentenced to 14 years in a penal colony. Rough stuff. The previous
[08:55:56] administration barely lifted a finger to help him. They knew he was innocent, but they had
[08:56:01] no idea where to begin. That's crazy. But last summer I promised his 95 year old mother,
[08:56:07] Malpheem. She looks great for 95 by the way. Gosh damn.
[08:56:11] me back home. After 22 days in office, I did just that. And they are here tonight.
[08:56:18] Oh, damn. Bro, get her a job in Congress. What do you mean? She looks prior than half
[08:56:34] of Congress, dude, at 95. Game, game. Social security fraudster in five years. We're
[08:56:44] We're gonna cut our social security so good
[08:57:00] To mark and his great mom we are delighted to have you safe and sound and with us as
[08:57:07] Fate would have it Mark Fogel was born in a small rural town in Butler
[08:57:14] Pennsylvania have you heard of it where his mother has lived for the
[08:57:19] 78 years I
[08:57:21] I just happened to go there last July 13th for a rally.
[08:57:25] Uh-oh.
[08:57:27] That was not pleasant.
[08:57:30] And that is where I met his beautiful mom right before I walked on to that stage.
[08:57:38] And I told her I would not forget what she said about her son.
[08:57:43] And I never did, did I? Never forgot. Less than 10 minutes later at that same
[08:57:49] rally, gunfire rang out, and a sick and deranged assassin unloaded eight bullets from his sniper's
[08:57:58] perch into a crowd of many thousands of people. My life was saved by a fraction of an inch,
[08:58:06] but some were not so lucky. Corey Comparator was a firefighter, a veteran, a Christian,
[08:58:14] husband, a devoted father, and above all, a protector. When the sound of gunshots pierced
[08:58:23] the air, it was a horrible sound. Cory knew instantly what it was and what to do. He threw
[08:58:30] himself on top of his wife and daughters and shielded them from the bullets with his
[08:58:37] own body. Corey was hit really hard. You know the story from there? He sacrificed his life
[08:58:45] to save theirs. He's so weird, dude. He cannot. He cannot talk about this shit normal. Corey
[08:58:53] was hit really hard. There's something wrong with him.
[08:59:00] those doctors had great talent, were joined by Corey's wife, Helen, who was his high school
[08:59:08] sweetheart and their two beloved daughters, Allison and Kaylee.
[08:59:12] Thank you.
[08:59:13] Butler, Pennsylvania is so flat, like Ukraine, the only thing that can stop a bullet is a
[08:59:27] person's body.
[08:59:28] The beautiful domes of Butler will shine again when I call for a ceasefire in Butler, Pennsylvania.
[08:59:38] Just like Ukraine.
[08:59:43] The weird guy.
[08:59:48] To Helen Allison and Kaylee Corey is looking down on his three beautiful ladies right now
[08:59:55] and he is cheering you on.
[08:59:57] He loves you.
[08:59:58] He is cheering you on.
[09:00:00] Corey was taken from us much too soon, but his destiny was to leave us all with a shining
[09:00:06] example of the selfless devotion of a true American patriot. It was love like Corey's
[09:00:14] the girl in the middle lived up.
[09:00:15] And it's not Corey's that is going to make our country more majestic.
[09:00:20] I don't think so. I don't think I believe that my life, you can't tell any longer.
[09:00:25] The only thing you can tell is when Trump supporters have a specific type of makeup to make America
[09:00:30] great again, I believe that. Thank you very much. From the patriots of Lexington and Concord to the
[09:00:58] heroes of Gettysburg and Normandy, from the warriors who crossed the Delaware to the trailblazers,
[09:01:05] who climbed the Rockies, and from the legends who soared at Kitty Hawk to the astronauts who
[09:01:12] touched the moon, Americans have always been the people who defied all arts, transcended
[09:01:19] all dangers made the most extraordinary sacrifices and did whatever it took.
[09:01:24] I'm a communist, I find it rude to downplay this Corgi I did. Wait, what? I didn't say,
[09:01:28] I wasn't downplaying that. I'm making fun of Donald Trump. And the way he talks about it
[09:01:38] he's so fucking rude and disrespectful even when he's supposed to be showing support.
[09:01:42] to censor us, silence us, break us, destroy us.
[09:01:46] Americans are today a proud, free, sovereign, and independent nation that will always be
[09:01:53] free, and we will fight for it till death.
[09:01:58] We will never let anything happen to our beloved country, because we are a country
[09:02:04] of doers, dreamers, fighters, and survivors.
[09:02:07] Our ancestors crossed the vast ocean.
[09:02:08] I've never heard a comedy say it as a comedy. Yeah, that person was not a comedy, but I don't
[09:02:23] want to give a shit. No, I know when he's rapping up, this is like rap of a portion.
[09:02:35] and the towering Golden Gate Bridge.
[09:02:38] They lit the world with electricity,
[09:02:41] broke free of the force of gravity,
[09:02:44] fired up the engines of American industry,
[09:02:47] vanquished the communists, fascists,
[09:02:51] and Marxists all over the world,
[09:02:53] and gave us countless modern wonders sculptured
[09:02:56] out of iron, glass, and steel.
[09:02:58] We are the worst country, Ro.
[09:03:00] We are such a bad country.
[09:03:01] who won and built the modern age, these workers who poured their sweat into the skylines of
[09:03:08] our cities, these warriors who shed their blood on fields of battle and gave everything
[09:03:14] they had for our rights and for our freedom.
[09:03:19] Now it is our time to take up the righteous cause of American liberty, and it is our
[09:03:24] turn to take America's destiny into our own hands and begin the most thrilling
[09:03:30] days in the history of our country.
[09:03:33] This will be our greatest era.
[09:03:36] With God's help over the next four years, we are going to lead this nation even higher,
[09:03:42] and we are going to forge the freest, most advanced, most dynamic, and most dominant
[09:03:49] civilization ever to exist on the face of this earth.
[09:03:54] We are going to create the highest quality of life, build the safest and wealthiest
[09:03:59] and healthiest and most vital communities anywhere in the world, we are going to conquer
[09:04:06] the vast frontiers of science and we're going to-
[09:04:10] This stuff is so boring because he just sounds- he tries to sound like an old school politician
[09:04:14] like a JFK and it's always like, come on, dude.
[09:04:19] To infinity and far beyond.
[09:04:22] It's like, okay dude, we know.
[09:04:26] We know how you are, okay?
[09:04:27] We know how you be.
[09:04:28] We know how you operate.
[09:04:33] was so ass dude I'm not gonna lie this was a
[09:04:39] unstoppable power of the American this is so boring unlimited promise of the
[09:04:46] American dream every single day we will stand up and we will fight fight fight
[09:04:52] for the country our citizens believe in for the country our people deserve
[09:05:09] Warren Bogers so much
[09:05:22] My fellow Americans get ready for an incredible future because the golden age of America has only just begun
[09:05:31] It will be nothing that has ever been seen before
[09:05:36] Thank you. God bless you and god bless
[09:05:39] I
[09:05:40] Pause he was wrapping it up. I know he I know his speech patterns
[09:05:50] A political is obviously a good speech. He became president tonight. Well, I'll let the
[09:05:59] I'll let Lester Holt do the talking in that regard.
[09:06:02] So they many would agree probably weren't helpful, including those protests we saw early
[09:06:09] by some democratic. Yeah, that's the that's the unhelpful part. The Democrats protesting
[09:06:14] at the request of the speaker.
[09:06:18] And the president talking about his agenda,
[09:06:20] talks about the terrorist that of course
[09:06:22] had just found into effect this weekend.
[09:06:24] It's certainly doubled down on that strategy
[09:06:27] and said that indicated there would be more to come.
[09:06:30] It talks about foreign policy
[09:06:32] and it appeared that he is ready to move forward with Ukraine
[09:06:36] but talks a lot about Ukraine and Russia
[09:06:39] and getting a peace deal,
[09:06:41] something that is very much at the top of mind.
[09:06:43] And then a lot of the cultural issues, a lot of time spent on some of the more controversial
[09:06:50] federal programs that he says his Department of Government Efficiency is cutting.
[09:06:55] So a wide-ranging and as mentioned the longest speech ever in the State of the Union or a
[09:07:00] joint address.
[09:07:01] So he now holds the top spot there.
[09:07:03] Just go to Krista Walker for your thoughts.
[09:07:05] Savannah, I was struck by the fact that after that rocky start when Congressman
[09:07:10] Algreen was removed for jeering at him. This really became a speech about cultural issues,
[09:07:18] a culture war speech, if you will. And he spent about 20 minutes on it. Took him 20 minutes to
[09:07:23] talk about the top issue for voters, which is, by the way, the economy. He also talked about
[09:07:28] immigration, the environment, government censorship, all of those things. A couple of headlines.
[09:07:32] You talked about tariffs. That's obviously a huge issue, because there's a lot of concern
[09:07:37] among some Republicans that the tariffs that he's imposed against Mexico and Canada and
[09:07:42] China can drive up prices.
[09:07:43] He acknowledged there will be a little disturbance and it will require a little adjustment.
[09:07:49] That is significant.
[09:07:50] That's the furthest that he's ever leaned into that.
[09:07:53] On foreign policy, he announced that the top terrorist responsible for the advocate
[09:07:56] bombing is being thrown to the U.S., is going to face justice.
[09:08:01] And notably on Ukraine, I thought that was one of the biggest headlines of the
[09:08:04] the night after that explosive Oval Office meeting, the president seeming to indicate
[09:08:11] some progress has been made.
[09:08:13] President Zelensky sending him a note indicating he wants to make his first move forward on
[09:08:17] that in a little bit, to Trump's address, and saying that he's had some significant
[09:08:21] conversations with the Russians as well, he said it would be beautiful to get a deal.
[09:08:27] So I think those are sort of the significant headlines, but again, so notable that he
[09:08:32] He's not alive yet.
[09:08:33] He's really focused on those culture war issues and reminder that that's part of-
[09:08:37] Bro, every- let me tell you something, okay?
[09:08:41] This is- this Trump speech was basically just a rally.
[09:08:45] And just like every other Trump rally, it was so perfectly chock full of idiotic nonsense
[09:08:52] that doesn't actually help anybody and simply harms some of the more vulnerable populations
[09:08:58] that exists within the boundaries of the United States of America and it played a role of
[09:09:04] distraction.
[09:09:05] Let's get the Bernard Sanders.
[09:09:07] He said something that is grossly false, say it over and over again, and have right-wing
[09:09:15] social media blasted out endless times until people actually believe it.
[09:09:23] And then rather than address the real issues facing the American people, the struggles
[09:09:30] that the American people are facing, we find ourselves wasting endless amounts of time
[09:09:38] discussing Trump's absurdities.
[09:09:42] Let me just give you a very few examples.
[09:09:46] Trump claimed that the 2020 election was stolen from him and that he won by a landslide
[09:09:53] remember that a lie Trump claimed that the January 6th insurrection was a
[09:09:58] lot of love a lie Trump has claimed that millions of undocumented people is
[09:10:05] bad bro and do vote in American elections a lie let me sleep and oh my god
[09:10:13] I feel bad in China a lie Trump has claimed that Ukraine started the
[09:10:19] horrific war with Russia a lie. And tonight, just tonight, Trump claimed that millions
[09:10:26] of dead people between the ages of 100 and 360, I guess, were collecting social security
[09:10:33] checks. And that is an outrageous lie intended to lay the groundwork, the cuts to social
[09:10:40] security, and dismantling the most successful and popular government program in history.
[09:10:48] So let's be clear about that.
[09:10:50] Well, over 99% of social security checks
[09:10:54] are going out to people who earned those checks.
[09:10:58] 70 million Americans.
[09:11:01] Nobody, nobody who was 150 years old or 200 years old
[09:11:07] or 300 years old is receiving social security checks.
[09:11:13] And on and on the lies go.
[09:11:17] Now, the purpose of all of this lying
[09:11:20] is not just to push his hateful right-wing ideology.
[09:11:25] It is not just to try to divide us up.
[09:11:28] It is more than that.
[09:11:30] It is a masterful effort.
[09:11:32] And you saw that tonight to deflect attention away
[09:11:37] from the most important issues facing
[09:11:41] the people of our country, issues
[09:11:44] Trump and his billionaire friends do not want to address because it is not in
[09:11:51] their financial interest to do so. Trump gave his State of the Union speech
[09:11:59] tonight, but if you listen closely, that speech had very little to say about the
[09:12:08] state of the union about what is really going on in our country, especially for working families.
[09:12:18] Trump spoke for over 90 minutes, I must confess it seemed a lot longer than that, and he almost
[09:12:24] completely ignored the issues that are keeping working people up at night as they worry about
[09:12:33] how their families are going to survive in these very tough times.
[09:12:38] And I will tell you exactly why Trump had very little to say about the real crises facing
[09:12:45] the working class of this country.
[09:12:49] Think back six weeks ago, when Trump was inaugurated for his second term as president just six
[09:12:55] weeks ago, standing right behind them were the three wealthiest men in this country,
[09:13:03] Mr. Musk, Mr. Bezos, and Mr. Zuckerberg, and standing behind them were 13 other billionaires
[09:13:11] who Trump had nominated to head major government agencies.
[09:13:17] Many of the same billionaires, including Musk, were in the Capitol tonight listening to
[09:13:24] that speech.
[09:13:26] In other words, it is there for all to see.
[09:13:32] The Trump administration is not hiding it.
[09:13:36] The Trump administration is a government of the billionaire class, by the billionaire
[09:13:42] class, and for the billionaire class.
[09:13:47] Notwithstanding some of their rhetoric, this is a government that could care less about
[09:13:54] ordinary Americans and the working families of our country. My friends, we are no longer
[09:14:02] moving toward oligarchy. We are living in an oligarchic society. Now let's take a moment
[09:14:13] and try to escape from Trump's parallel universe, the universe that you heard tonight. Let's
[09:14:20] Let's do something really, really radical.
[09:14:24] Let's actually take a hard look at the problems that Americans are facing.
[09:14:31] Today, 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.
[09:14:37] Unlike Trump, I grew up in a family that lived paycheck to paycheck, and I know something
[09:14:41] about that reality.
[09:14:44] It means that every day, every day, millions of Americans worry about how they're going
[09:14:49] to pay their rent.
[09:14:50] for childcare. Pay for a doctor's visit when they get sick. They worry about what happens
[09:14:56] when their car breaks down and they can't afford the thousand bucks it costs to get
[09:15:00] it fixed. And what happens when they can't get to work because they don't have a car.
[09:15:06] They worry about how they can afford to buy healthy food for their kids when the price
[09:15:11] of food is off the charts. Funny. I heard Trump speaking for 90 minutes
[09:15:17] tonight. I didn't hear one word from him about the economic reality facing 60% of our
[09:15:25] people or the enormous stress that they are living under 90 minutes speech. Not one word
[09:15:33] about the economic reality facing American workers. But that's not all.
[09:15:37] And you see his live as well. Everyone knows that our health care system is broken. It
[09:15:44] It is dysfunctional and it is outrageously expensive.
[09:15:48] We remain the only wealthy nation on earth not to guarantee health care.
[09:15:53] I just felt you really want to make America great again and make sure that every of us
[09:16:01] could.
[09:16:02] I didn't feel like I could.
[09:16:03] That's your way.
[09:16:04] As you have to say.
[09:16:05] I've heard Bernie Sanders.
[09:16:06] He's saying the same stuff he's been saying.
[09:16:07] That being said, you know, I know different people had different takes on it.
[09:16:13] in terms of the House of Representatives,
[09:16:23] I'll give you an alternative perspective,
[09:16:27] in terms of the House of Representatives,
[09:16:29] some people feel, and it is true that
[09:16:31] the State of the Union occurs
[09:16:33] in the House of Representatives,
[09:16:35] known as the People's House.
[09:16:38] Um, and technically in terms of the proceedings of the state of the union, an interesting
[09:16:47] thing about the house is that it is different from almost every other chamber in that only
[09:16:57] house members are typically allowed in the house of representatives.
[09:17:02] So I'm not going to lie, I mean, before people say, oh, AOC is weak or whatever.
[09:17:08] House has to be invited.
[09:17:11] Virtually everyone is just doing their best,
[09:17:14] but not very strongly invited to the House floor
[09:17:18] in order to be allowed into the House floor.
[09:17:21] Same thing with all those senators and the cabinet
[09:17:23] members, et cetera.
[09:17:24] So I think other people had a certain logic, which
[09:17:28] is that this is the people's house.
[09:17:30] and Trump showing up should not kind of force the duly elected representatives of that chamber,
[09:17:43] especially those who disagree with him, out. So, you know, that's some of the perspective there.
[09:17:51] Anyways, I watched from home and if you did, if you didn't, honestly, and this is like,
[09:18:04] I listen to Trump.
[09:18:06] I do because he has won two presidential elections.
[09:18:16] Now the first one was not by popular vote.
[09:18:18] In the second vote, he has not won more than 50% of the U.S. electorate, but he has won these
[09:18:25] elections nevertheless.
[09:18:26] So I listened to him.
[09:18:28] I listened to what he says as an observer, and I have to do it.
[09:18:33] During his speech tonight, Trump did not have one word to say about how we are going
[09:18:39] to address the planetary crisis of climate change.
[09:18:44] The last 10 years, as most Americans know,
[09:18:47] have been the warmest ever recorded.
[09:18:49] And extreme weather disturbances and natural disasters
[09:18:53] have been taking place all over the world,
[09:18:56] from California to India, across Europe to North Carolina.
[09:19:00] And yet, not surprisingly, Trump had nothing
[09:19:04] to say about climate change, except, I guess, drill,
[09:19:09] baby, drill.
[09:19:10] Well, that's going to help a whole lot.
[09:19:13] And let's be clear.
[09:19:14] Not only did Trump fail to talk about some of the most
[09:19:19] important issues facing the working class of America,
[09:19:22] but the solutions, in quote, he proposed,
[09:19:26] would only make a bad situation even worse.
[09:19:31] Yep, I did hear Trump talk tonight
[09:19:34] about some tax breaks for working families
[09:19:37] in terms of not taxing tips, not taxing social security,
[09:19:41] not taxing overtime. Fine. But that is chump change compared to the benefits he's going
[09:19:49] to give to the 1% and it doesn't tell the whole story about his tax policies. According
[09:19:57] to a recent study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, if all of Trump's so-called
[09:20:03] America-
[09:20:04] top people that are resisting Donald Trump and the Democratic
[09:20:08] Party. Be people like Bernie Sanders. No disrespect to Bernard
[09:20:13] but he's he's so old. While the richest 5% in our country will
[09:20:20] see their taxes go down way down.
[09:20:25] Tonight, in so many words, Trump urged Congress to pass his
[09:20:30] big beautiful budget. Do you know what's really in it? This budget would cut Medicaid by 880 billion
[09:20:40] us. Oh, I guess Trump forgot to talk about that. 880 billion dollar cut in Medicaid. According to
[09:20:48] one estimate, it means that up to 36 million Americans, including millions of children,
[09:20:54] would be thrown off the health insurance they have. Hey, a 90 minute speech tonight,
[09:20:59] not one word about throwing millions of kids off of the health insurance they have.
[09:21:04] When you cut Medicaid drastically, it means that nursing homes that receive two-thirds of
[09:21:09] their funding from Medicaid will either have to shut down, lay off workers, or significantly scale
[09:21:16] back the services they provide. I do want to hear Elisa Slotkin's retort here. This is what
[09:21:23] with the democratic responses. No oversight. No protections. Just for a brief moment. No
[09:21:27] guardrails on what they do with your private data. We need a more efficient government.
[09:21:34] You want to cut waste? I'll help you do it. But change doesn't need to be chaotic or make
[09:21:39] us less safe. I'm Brian Kilmey. I'm Brian Kilmey. The mindless firing of people who
[09:21:42] work to protect our nuclear weapons, keep our planes from crashing, and keep up the
[09:21:47] research that finds the cure for cancer. I love cutting government away. I'm a
[09:21:49] only to rehire them two days. I'm a Democrat and I love cutting government ways. Please. I love firing
[09:21:57] federal. I love firing federal workers. Give me the job. I'm a Lisa Slotkin. As someone who spent
[09:22:05] my whole career protecting our homeland, every country deserves to know who and what is coming
[09:22:10] across its border. Period. Democrats and Republicans should all be for that. Oh my God.
[09:22:15] Securing the border without actually fixing our broken immigration system is dealing with the symptom and not the disease
[09:22:22] America is a nation of immigrants. We need a functional system keyed to the needs of our economy
[09:22:28] That allows vetted people to come and work here legally
[09:22:32] So I look forward to the president's plan on that
[09:22:35] Because here's the thing today's world is deeply interconnected
[09:22:40] migration cyber threats AI
[09:22:42] environmental destruction terrorism
[09:22:44] One nation cannot face these issues alone.
[09:22:47] We need friends in all corners and our safety depends on it.
[09:22:53] President Trump loves to say peace through strength.
[09:22:55] That's actually a line he stole from Ronald Reagan.
[09:22:58] But let me tell you, after the spectacle that just took place in the Oval Office last
[09:23:02] week, Reagan must be rolling in his grave.
[09:23:05] I hope, I hope he is.
[09:23:08] He's the devil.
[09:23:09] Why?
[09:23:10] Why would a former CIA agent hype up Ronald Reagan?
[09:23:12] Fuck Ronald Reagan.
[09:23:13] Ronald Reagan just sucked my dick.
[09:23:16] Fuck you!
[09:23:20] Oh no! Ronald Reagan is rolling his grave. I piss on his grave.
[09:23:23] What the fuck's wrong with this person?
[09:23:34] Oh, liberal probably loves these shit, dude.
[09:23:43] us the Cold War. Donald Trump's actions suggest that in his heart, he doesn't believe we're
[09:23:50] an exceptional nation. He clearly doesn't think we should lead the world. Look, America
[09:23:56] is not perfect, but I stand with the majority of Americans who believe we are still exceptional,
[09:24:01] unparalleled. And I would rather have American leadership over Chinese or Russian leadership
[09:24:06] in the day of the week. Because for generations, America has offered something better. Our
[09:24:13] Our security and our prosperity, yes.
[09:24:15] But our democracy, our very system of-
[09:24:17] If she doesn't bring up Medicaid cuts, I'm done.
[09:24:21] I can't say what I'm thinking
[09:24:23] because I will get banned again instantly, okay?
[09:24:27] I don't care about American hegemonic power.
[09:24:29] No, no, stop.
[09:24:31] No one cares about foreign policy.
[09:24:32] Please just talk about cost of living.
[09:24:34] Please talk about the egg prices.
[09:24:37] Talk about the egg prices, you fucking idiot.
[09:24:39] Talk about the egg prices.
[09:24:41] Talk about federal employees getting fired.
[09:24:45] Talk about the evisceration of the last bastion
[09:24:48] of middle-class jobs with good benefits.
[09:24:51] Please, talk about SNAP.
[09:24:53] Talk about Medicaid.
[09:24:55] Anything.
[09:24:57] Those rights and the fight for them make us fall.
[09:24:59] She's like, we got to do a NATO!
[09:25:01] We're a nation of strivers, risk takers, innovators,
[09:25:05] and we are never satisfied.
[09:25:07] That is America's superpower.
[09:25:09] And look, I've lived and worked in many countries.
[09:25:13] I've seen democracies flicker out.
[09:25:15] I've seen what life is like when a government is rigged.
[09:25:19] You can't open a business without paying off a corrupt official.
[09:25:22] You can't criticize the guys in charge without getting a knock at the door in the middle
[09:25:26] of the night.
[09:25:27] So as much as we need to make our government more responsive to our lives today, don't
[09:25:32] for one moment fool yourself that democracy isn't precious and worth saving.
[09:25:37] But how do we actually do that?
[09:25:40] I know a lot of you have been asking that question.
[09:25:43] First, don't tune out.
[09:25:45] It's easy to be exhausted, but America needs you now more than ever.
[09:25:50] If previous generations had not fought for this democracy, where would we be today?
[09:25:55] Second, hold your elected officials, including me, accountable.
[09:25:59] Watch how they're voting.
[09:26:00] Go to town halls and demand they take action.
[09:26:03] That's as American as apple pie.
[09:26:04] Third, organize, pick just one issue you're passionate about and engage, and doomscrolling
[09:26:12] doesn't count.
[09:26:14] Join a group that cares about your issue and act, and if you can't find one, start one.
[09:26:19] Some of the most important movements in our history have come from the Bottle Up.
[09:26:23] In closing, we all know that our country is going through something right now.
[09:26:29] We're not sure what the next day is going to hold.
[09:26:31] So we can fucking yell at you when you demand we do stuff the first time we've experienced
[09:26:36] Organized like the black lives matter movement so that we can fucking
[09:26:41] Humiliate you every step of the way and tell you you are not getting any of your demands
[09:26:45] Ultimately, we've chosen to keep changing this country for the better
[09:26:49] But every single time we've only gotten through those moments because of two things
[09:26:56] Organized so I former CI agent can infiltrate your movement and
[09:27:01] And put you in jail
[09:27:05] Organize oops don't organize in a radical socialist kind of way
[09:27:08] So thank you tonight for caring about your country just by watching you qualify as engaged citizens
[09:27:15] And I promised that I organize like the student protesters in my state that went to jail
[09:27:22] Good night everyone
[09:27:24] Bro, okay. Here's the thing. Okay. This was a a classic
[09:27:29] classic, well-spoken, boring ass, I want to do homework ass, democratic speech, okay?
[09:27:39] Donald Trump is over there juggling on stage, okay? He's doing tricks. He's like pulling
[09:27:45] up flash cards. He's got pizzazz. He's like, we're gonna kill every transgender Guatemalan
[09:27:53] migrant, and here is a victim of transgender Guatemalan migrant crime. Okay. He's dumbing
[09:28:03] down the rhetoric, one, because he's dumb, and two, because, I mean, he's just a, he's
[09:28:09] a television guy, okay?
[09:28:12] Meanwhile, Democrats are like, I want to cut government. I hate wasteful spending in
[09:28:18] the federal government. Do not concede on your opponents framing, okay? Do not. Do not
[09:28:26] do that. Do not do that. Do not ever do that. Why are you doing that? Why are you handing
[09:28:31] it to the Republicans? What's wrong with you? It's like I just don't understand it.
[09:28:45] of hiding under the covers. The stakes are just too high. Let us never forget, real change
[09:28:59] only occurs when ordinary people stand up by the millions against oppression and injustice
[09:29:10] and fight back.
[09:29:13] That is the history of the founding of our nation
[09:29:17] when brave men and women took on the mighty, invincible
[09:29:23] British empire.
[09:29:25] It is the history of the abolitionist movement,
[09:29:29] the history of the labor movement,
[09:29:31] the history of the civil rights movement,
[09:29:34] the women's movement, the environmental movement,
[09:29:37] and the gay rights movement.
[09:29:40] Yes.
[09:29:41] Bernie's woke and gay.
[09:29:43] The oligarchs are enormously powerful.
[09:29:47] I deal with them every day.
[09:29:48] I know that.
[09:29:49] Yes, they have endless amounts of money.
[09:29:54] Yes, they control our economy, and they
[09:29:57] own much of the media.
[09:30:00] They have enormous influence over our political system.
[09:30:07] but from the bottom of my heart
[09:30:10] i am convinced bernie was there in the american revolution happened to some
[09:30:14] respect on it
[09:30:15] if we stand together
[09:30:18] and not let them divide us up
[09:30:20] by the color of our skin
[09:30:23] or where we were born
[09:30:25] or our religion or the language we speak
[09:30:28] or our sexual orientation
[09:30:31] if we bring our people together
[09:30:34] around an agenda that works for the many
[09:30:37] and not just a few.
[09:30:40] There is nothing in the world that can stop us.
[09:30:45] We can win, we will win, let us go forward together.
[09:30:53] Thank you all very much.
[09:31:04] How is this, like, I'm sorry, I love Bernie,
[09:31:07] But God damn, we got like, like the only coherent responses
[09:31:13] coming from an 800 year old man, like lost and defeated
[09:31:19] by Donald Trump.
[09:31:19] It's just looks to me like they're even more lost
[09:31:22] and even more defeated than when the speech started.
[09:31:24] Well, there was a clear juxtaposition.
[09:31:26] So I thought I hate this asshole.
[09:31:28] I hate that he, I hate this and it just brings him
[09:31:31] on to just gloat about how sick the Republicans are
[09:31:35] over and over again.
[09:31:36] the theatrics tonight in the chamber are not being well received and as we saw
[09:31:41] recently at the DNC candidate forum it didn't sound like that it didn't sound
[09:31:44] like pocketbook issues it didn't sound like saying you know my neighbors might
[09:31:47] support Trump but that doesn't mean you're a bad person they continually
[09:31:50] elevate people who are leaning as Republicans have but into the name
[09:31:54] calling into the demonizing and filing articles of impeachment a few
[09:31:57] weeks in if Democrats talk like Alyssa Slotkin they're maybe that
[09:32:01] I don't know. I just certainly people will so one just one second certainly people who don't like name calling would have gravitated to the president's speech tonight.
[09:32:10] Yeah, I think that they're talking about the optics Donald Trump just gave a campaign speech in the joint address. It was not a unifying speech.
[09:32:20] And I don't really think that a lot of people want that version of what Alyssa Slotkin just gave.
[09:32:26] I think I'll pass that damn. They're ripping it. Elizabeth locking. Okay. Maybe we could she started her telling her personal story
[09:32:33] working for a Democrat and a Republican growing up in a Democrat and a Republican
[09:32:38] winning a district Democrat and Republican, but
[09:32:41] That you wouldn't know that from Donald Trump speech tonight. He's not talking Democrat and Republicans
[09:32:46] I'm not gonna say what the Democrats did with tonight was it didn't feel like a cohesive strategy walking out staying in paddles
[09:32:52] whatever. That's not that was not how you land the plane but I do think she laid out
[09:32:57] the issues that are important to people and she told people what to do. I don't think this
[09:33:02] problem honestly in the Democratic Party is going to be solved in Washington D.C. It's
[09:33:06] going to be solved in the in the middle of the country in the south where people
[09:33:10] are going to organize together and tell the party what they want and the direction
[09:33:14] they want to go.
[09:33:14] That's pretty in Doug Brinkley into our conversation, presidential historian. Doug,
[09:33:19] You know, it is unprecedented, it's not just in the length of the speech that we just watched from the president, now we of course just saw the Democratic rebuttal from Senator Slotkin, but it was also the disarray among the Democratic response and how unprecedented was this moment that we just sat through.
[09:33:38] Anybody who sat through and watched the entire thing.
[09:33:40] I think President Trump did what he needed to do, but as Senator Slotkin just pointed
[09:33:48] out, the economic issues weren't really talked about.
[09:33:52] I mean, the big concern right now is Medicaid and Medicare, Social Security, what Trump's
[09:33:57] going to do.
[09:33:58] The fact that Wall Street is just diving right now, if he refuses to budge on these tariffs,
[09:34:04] the chance that the matter is we are going to start losing momentum.
[09:34:08] Trump seemed relaxed. He had had I think a better night than the Democrats. They
[09:34:14] were like just I guess everybody leapt to their own. I mean Senator Wyden made
[09:34:19] right to stay in Oregon and do town halls. However, Slotkin pulled a rabbit
[09:34:24] out of her head. I was a very brilliant relaxed response and Andy
[09:34:29] Bashir and hers should be the voices I think coming from the heartland of
[09:34:33] America and I think Donald Trump left farmers from the speech a little bit
[09:34:38] out of it in a way that he
[09:34:41] dress them as a group in
[09:34:43] instead of saying suffer s
[09:34:46] it'll be slow. Well, you
[09:34:49] So anybody watching at th
[09:34:51] was that complete sort of
[09:34:54] and Al Green is stabbing
[09:34:59] and then get it appears
[09:35:00] with Medicaid and I'm will
[09:35:03] appear every single norma
[09:35:06] likes what Al Green did and the Democrats are going to make it seem like he was really fucked
[09:35:11] up for doing so.
[09:35:12] A moment like that, we talk about the U of I.
[09:35:14] Yeah, Al Green demonstrated courage.
[09:35:16] He makes that same point.
[09:35:17] Yes, he waved his fucking cane around and was screaming about Medicaid.
[09:35:21] Okay?
[09:35:22] That's what every Democrat should be doing.
[09:35:24] The fuck is wrong with these people?
[09:35:26] Every Democrat should be standing up and being like, you want to come Medicaid over
[09:35:30] my fucking dead body?
[09:35:31] Okay?
[09:35:32] Yeah, he was awesome.
[09:35:35] He was dope.
[09:35:36] That's my expectation.
[09:35:38] Why the fuck is it an 800 year old man from Houston that is leading the charge here and
[09:35:44] in virtually alone?
[09:35:47] Not the I'm back and apolitical now, okay, no longer am I apolitical, okay?
[09:35:54] Fuck civility.
[09:35:55] What do you mean?
[09:36:02] It's bullshit.
[09:36:03] It's bullshit.
[09:36:04] All right.
[09:36:05] Well, just coming back here to the group here, David, you know, when we were discussing
[09:36:11] you know what percent somebody can go through and parse what percent he talked
[09:36:14] about social issues versus not there was a lot of social issues right there was a
[09:36:18] lot of wokeness wokeness is dead wokeness is gone yeah this is a good
[09:36:22] take here's the if you think Trump is a fascist like Hitler was then you have to
[09:36:25] accept that this is a ridiculous thing to do in response to Hitler's policies
[09:36:29] some members of the German left party war purple has do you see how stupid
[09:36:32] that sounds the meanwhile we have hundreds of thousands of federal workers
[09:36:39] who have not been showing up to work.
[09:36:42] My administration will reclaim power from this unaccountable bureaucracy, and we will
[09:36:47] restore true democracy to America again.
[09:36:51] And any federal bureaucrat who resists this change will be removed from office immediately.
[09:36:57] Because we are draining the swamp.
[09:37:02] It's very simple.
[09:37:03] And the days of rule by unelected bureaucrats are over.
[09:37:07] Yeah, I didn't see Elon Musk standing and cheering for that.
[09:37:12] I think that the President met his political, probably many of his political imperatives.
[09:37:20] He touched all the hot buttons that he touched during the campaign, and particularly on...
[09:37:27] Anybody can get a cheer by saying, I want to cut government bureaucracy. I want to cut waste fraud and abuse.
[09:37:32] It's when you get into the details of what you're cutting that it gets stickier.
[09:37:38] And certainly there's a strong feeling in this country about immigration and the border.
[09:37:42] And I thought he leaned into that.
[09:37:45] Some of the social hot buttons, I said earlier, there's no doubt that it scores an audience.
[09:37:51] Scott calls that common sense.
[09:37:53] And I'm sure he's scored with that.
[09:37:55] But the biggest single issue facing people in their lives is the economy.
[09:38:00] And what we've seen is that still 75% of people
[09:38:04] think the economy is fair or poor.
[09:38:08] Here's the interview Al Green gave to C-SPAN
[09:38:10] after getting kicked out.
[09:38:11] Okay, fuck all this noise.
[09:38:12] Let's take a look at what he did, okay?
[09:38:23] The president said he had a mandate.
[09:38:26] And I was making it clear to the president
[09:38:28] that he has no mandate to cut Medicaid.
[09:38:31] I have people who are very fearful.
[09:38:33] These are poor people.
[09:38:35] and they have only Medicaid in their lives
[09:38:38] when it comes to their healthcare.
[09:38:40] And I want him to know that his budget calls
[09:38:43] for deep cuts in Medicaid.
[09:38:46] He needs to save Medicaid protected.
[09:38:49] We need to raise the cap on social security.
[09:38:51] There's a possibility that it's going to be hurt
[09:38:54] and we've got to protect Medicare.
[09:38:56] These are the safety net programs
[09:38:58] that people in my congressional district depend on.
[09:39:01] And this president seems to care less
[09:39:04] I love that
[09:39:34] I'm willing to suffer whatever punishment is available to me.
[09:39:37] I can say to anyone, don't punish me.
[09:39:39] Dude, Democrats are so desperate.
[09:39:41] I like to suffer punishment, but it's worth it.
[09:39:43] Look, you see that?
[09:39:44] Dude, dude, I'm telling you.
[09:39:46] The Democratic voter base, liberals
[09:39:49] are so desperate for someone who should be like,
[09:39:51] fuck this shit.
[09:39:52] OK, look at that.
[09:39:53] It has 40,000 likes in two hours.
[09:39:58] I'm telling you right now, they need elected representatives
[09:40:02] to actually do elected representative shit, okay?
[09:40:07] And sometimes, yes, that involves being a little disruptive.
[09:40:13] The base is so desperate for any sort of motion
[09:40:17] in the direction of actually resisting against Donald Trump,
[09:40:20] actually speaking out about the cruel nature
[09:40:25] of his policies, his administrations, idiotic actions.
[09:40:31] What, did POP save DMU again for another analysis?
[09:40:35] What? I don't know any where you're talking about.
[09:40:41] To let people know that there are some of us who are going to stand up against this president's desire to cut Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security.
[09:40:50] What are you saying? You have no mandate. Is that what you do?
[09:40:52] That's what I...he has no mandate to cut Medicaid. None.
[09:40:57] Is that the only punishment that you were kicked out, sir? Is there a punishment?
[09:41:00] I don't know. Whatever the punishment is, I'm not fighting the punishment.
[09:41:04] This is about the people who are being punished by virtue of losing their health care.
[09:41:09] This is the richest country in the world and we have people who don't have good health care.
[09:41:14] We've got to do better. And now we're about to cut Medicaid, which is for poor people.
[09:41:19] Health care has become wealth care for many people. We can't afford to let that happen.
[09:41:24] Is that the only thing that you're protesting?
[09:41:26] No, I have other things that I'm protesting. And I'm also working on my Articles of Impeachment.
[09:41:31] This president is unfit. He should not hold the office.
[09:41:35] 34 felony convictions, two times impeached.
[09:41:38] Sir, tell me one more time what you were shouting in the chamber.
[09:41:40] That he has no mandate to prep the Medicaid.
[09:41:43] That's what you were saying.
[09:41:45] That's my goat. That was great. That was great.
[09:41:50] Thank you, sir.
[09:41:58] Yeah. I said you have no mandate to come Medicaid.
[09:42:01] And he's right. He's absolutely right.
[09:42:04] No mandate.
[09:42:05] He's right.
[09:42:07] It's a disastrous policy.
[09:42:24] Yeah, I saw this.
[09:42:26] Hakeem Jeffries, there's nothing we can do.
[09:42:28] I'm going on a book tour, Serbian Parliament.
[09:42:30] Chaos in Serbian Parliament is opposition
[09:42:32] sets off smoke grenades and tear gas
[09:42:33] to protest against the government.
[09:42:39] Like, look at that.
[09:42:44] Look at how good things could be.
[09:42:47] Just anything, dude.
[09:42:49] Literally anything.
[09:42:52] Just give me anything.
[09:42:53] Okay, maybe, maybe don't deploy smoke grenades
[09:42:56] because I feel like America can't deal with that.
[09:42:59] But isn't the Greenland statement the craziest takeaway?
[09:43:06] I mean, he kind of like back down from saying
[09:43:08] he's gonna take Greenland.
[09:43:11] He just said, if Greenland wants to join us, they can.
[09:43:14] Which weirdly enough is like, I guess nicer than saying,
[09:43:18] we are going to forcibly take Greenland.
[09:43:20] Greenland is now ours, you know?
[09:43:31] Also, this would probably kill half of the,
[09:43:35] like half of the, I'm not gonna say it.
[09:43:38] I'm like legitimately worried, I'm self-censoring now.
[09:43:42] I can't use analogies, I can't use the term KILL ever again,
[09:43:49] because God forbid lives of TikTok in between
[09:43:53] calling for the execution of like doctors
[09:43:56] who administer HRT will take the time out
[09:43:59] to fucking complain about me, you know?
[09:44:07] And then XQC and Asmongole will make eight YouTube videos.
[09:44:10] being like, I can't believe, I can't believe a song would use such radical language again.
[09:44:24] So glad we legalize comedy. No, he's wrong. The president does in fact have a mandate
[09:44:37] for the American people to govern and do what they elected him to do. He won the electoral
[09:44:41] college and won the popular role. He literally has the mandate. No, but okay, if we're gonna
[09:44:48] get down to the semantics of this point, he's not saying the president hasn't doesn't
[09:44:53] have the mandate to run the country. He's saying the president doesn't have the mandate
[09:44:57] to cut Medicaid. And as a matter of fact, he didn't run on cutting Medicaid. He ran on preserving
[09:45:03] Medicaid and Medicare. Okay. So what are we talking about? He's doing a bunch of stuff.
[09:45:11] He ran on, I don't know what project 2025 is. And now he's doing project 2025 to
[09:45:16] a T. Okay. Yeah. The video almost hit one million views in, uh, in, in 24 hours in band.
[09:45:30] My I got canceled video. I need to do more. We have, we also have three branches of government.
[09:45:37] No, we don't. That's the other problem. Donald Trump is also eradicating all checks
[09:45:41] and balances. You should run for office to ensure you don't get held to such high
[09:45:54] standards. What? Dude, I'm not, I'm not good at that.
[09:46:01] I'm not I'm not good at that. I'm good at this
[09:46:12] And it seems like I'm also kind of good at this as well
[09:46:20] Apparently I didn't realize I was good at this, but people really like it
[09:46:24] So fucking stupid that twitch banes people in response to complaining
[09:46:31] YouTube never does and no one cares you to prescribe a twitch moderation while the platform does nothing about literal criminals
[09:46:37] Yes, I
[09:46:38] know
[09:46:40] That's why virtually everyone that complains about this stuff
[09:46:42] Usually are like kick streamers, which is ironic
[09:46:47] Kick streamers on the timeline being like oh, this guy should have been banned for a year
[09:46:52] And it's pretty funny. It's like dude. You're you're on the pedophile platform. Like what the fuck are you talking about?
[09:46:58] Sit your ass down. I look you want to see your face more instead of this head on the SN7B angle, but good vid
[09:47:13] Would your editors comment under the video? Yeah, I saw also knocks
[09:47:29] You got to do more of these types of videos load the format. Just give me more than a few hours to edit it next time
[09:47:33] That's the problem though. I think it's valid for a twist of ban me. I'll say it. I mean, I have said it
[09:47:47] Like I got got it's very obvious that I wasn't calling for the assassination of a elected representative
[09:47:53] And I think that the backlash is mostly inorganic for the most part
[09:47:58] Specifically due to the fact that everyone understood what I was saying
[09:48:03] But you know I
[09:48:05] I got clipped. I got clipped in a way where I think if I had used better language, if I didn't say kill, if I had like punished, you know, everyone would understand it or rather people would have a harder time massaging this narrative.
[09:48:22] Respond to ex-UZ? Why?
[09:48:27] The fuck would I respond to him for?
[09:48:30] Like, on what dude? On what? What?
[09:48:35] What are you saying?
[09:48:38] respond to excuse me excuse you there's a lot of takes on the on the fake state of
[09:48:44] the union on the joint congressional address that just took place can you
[09:48:48] please respond to him excuse you there's a lot of takes on the tariffs please just
[09:48:56] respond my torture video bullboy and everything came out oh you say this car
[09:49:15] batter we tried CI interrogation techniques this finally came out and see
[09:49:37] the known politics guy please respond the known politics guy I mean wait did they did they
[09:49:43] cut my part out because it was TOS too much oh no they didn't oh they did not cut my part
[09:49:54] out okay W torture yeah I saw the scum are juicer s takes on torque reform please respond
[09:50:17] the real ban reason what how do you complain about democrats being spineless and not push
[09:50:30] back on shit like your band. You can't handle the twitch for censoring speech. I mean, dude,
[09:50:37] I get it. Okay. I have a lot of haters. I have a lot of psychotic weirdos that actively make content
[09:50:44] around how, uh, how much bandwidth twitch gives me. Okay. They patreon baited the waterboarding.
[09:51:00] Oh my God. They show the lead up to your part in the video on the aftermath of the one minute
[09:51:15] of your part is not in the video. That's crazy. Porkboy called out Musk and Trumb again. Gotta
[09:51:22] admit this one quite didn't land quite. Since Elon's isn't the co-president. I think handing
[09:51:38] it to the tuition normalizes. Hey Raids, it depends dude. Obviously it depends. Left wing
[09:52:00] or right wing. I'm no wings buddy. I'm a political. I'm the number one centrist,
[09:52:12] Big dog
[09:52:14] I'm trying not to get
[09:52:16] Uh canceled again
[09:52:18] The funniest thing was like some people were saying like they didn't understand that I was joking when I said I got canceled
[09:52:23] I took it seriously. They were like, but you love cancel culture. It's like you're an idiot. Okay
[09:52:29] Like how do you look at this?
[09:52:32] How do you look at this intro and think that this is like me being serious?
[09:52:36] Um, yeah, people are very stupid
[09:52:43] Talk about your bandwidth. How's your bandwidth are gaming today dog? It's 10 hours in and I'm very tired
[09:52:50] What is this Lamal? Oh?
[09:53:00] This is exactly what I did by the way. No it is straight up
[09:53:05] this was the method like
[09:53:08] Respect it respect a asmongole for for showing me the way the meta is I got canceled and just like wine and moan about being
[09:53:15] Cancelled because people are yelling at you on Twitter
[09:53:18] Of course the difference is like if I did this I would do it way more than asmongole
[09:53:22] because I've been canceled way more than as canceled way more than as mingle. Okay?
[09:53:26] I was waiting for you to cover the drama in the video like a tic-tac reply. Did you watch the asmine Nazi video yet?
[09:54:03] No. Asmingle calls me a Nazi. Asmingle calling me a Nazi is pretty funny. I don't know if like that was a
[09:54:13] deliberate attempt at humor or, or what? But I do like that. I, I person Hassan or no, he
[09:54:23] crossed the line. Asman is a Nazi. It's obvious that twitch has
[09:54:30] I've legit never seen someone so pressed about viewership. 90% as a, as I was vitriol
[09:54:38] on criticism, I was coming from a place of pure unfiltered jealousy. The only person
[09:54:41] calling as we go, the number one political humor is a song because he's the only one
[09:54:43] who cares. Dog, what are you talking about? Look at his videos. He only does, Trump announces
[09:54:54] massive investments 28 minutes long. Zelensky is ready for Trump's mineral deal. One million
[09:54:59] views. Okay. I'm going to do this one more time. Hopefully people will understand. If
[09:55:03] I do this one more time, people will understand. Okay. Let's go to Ben Shapiro's channel.
[09:55:09] Now that we looked at also only 12 K watching lame fell, felled off. Okay. Ben Shapiro, what
[09:55:18] does Zelensky think he's doing? 32,000 views. Trump state of the union pledge, 174,000 views.
[09:55:24] Like Asman is absolutely comp stirring and dump stirring. Ben Shapiro, Ben Shapiro used
[09:55:30] to be the most prominent right wing broadcaster, 7.2 million subscribers. Look at his view counts
[09:55:38] and then look at Asmogol's view counts covering the same exact shit. That's it. Asmogol is
[09:55:45] 50 times larger than Ben Shapiro as a right-wing commentator. Why do people get so mad at this?
[09:55:53] Like what, I just, I truly don't understand how you don't recognize what I'm saying here.
[09:56:06] That's it. Ben Shapiro has fallen off. Asmogol has eaten his audience. It's just fact.
[09:56:16] Hassan you have to make it clear to the idiots that you're saying this is the state of the right and now he's bigger than me I
[09:56:25] Don't I don't think they care that I don't think they want to understand what I'm talking about
[09:56:29] I'm saying as many gold is not just the largest political content creator on Twitch. He is the he is one of the largest
[09:56:39] Political content creators in general. He is one of the largest right wing commentators now
[09:56:46] That is just the reality. It is the objective reality
[09:56:50] Which is why I find it very strange when people are just like coping about a dude who spends he spent nine hours
[09:56:58] They watching the same shit. I was watching how the fuck do we not like what does it take for someone to be like
[09:57:04] Okay, maybe he is political like what is it truly because right wingers don't understand
[09:57:09] That as many gold agrees with them or has right wing opinions. So they're like that's not political
[09:57:14] It's not political. I don't understand. I don't understand. It's not political because
[09:57:23] I agree with them. Like what? No, he's not political, dude. It's just doing common sense.
[09:57:34] It's like, yeah, no, he is. He is doing politics, which is fine. I mean, that's what he's doing.
[09:57:40] He's so salty. The asthma dethroned him as a top political streamer. I'm not. I think
[09:57:44] it's a state of affairs. It shows the state of affairs or dire because unlike asthma gold,
[09:57:49] I do care about politics, okay? And as someone who does care about politics, as someone who
[09:57:54] has a well-defined worldview, and is not just simply leaning on right-wing shit because
[09:57:59] it garners a lot of attention, I do care when a lot of people are like, oh, fuck yeah. Finally,
[09:58:05] there's a right-wing content creator. I love that. Okay. Yeah. That makes me kind of salty.
[09:58:10] It has nothing to do with the fact that Asmogol is massive. If there was another
[09:58:14] socialist content creator who was larger than me, I would be excited at the prospect.
[09:58:18] Okay. When I first started my career, there were plenty of left-wing contributors who are much larger than me.
[09:58:22] All right. I don't think people understand that. I don't think people can comprehend that.
[09:58:29] I care about a political movement. Okay. I care about people not being reactionary weirdos.
[09:58:37] That's it. Yeah. Also, Azmingold has always been bigger than me as a content creator in general
[09:58:44] on Twitch. This is not new. The problem now is not only is he bigger, but he's also,
[09:58:49] you know, pumping a lot of right-wing content. Part of why they denied is because they want to
[09:58:55] have the shield if he's not a real political commentator, but he is. And that is the reality.
[09:59:02] You don't have to be a real political commentator to do political commentary. As a matter of fact,
[09:59:06] the most, that's my point, especially for the right-wing, you unironically get a benefit
[09:59:12] when you're mostly talking about video game titties, okay? Because that's also politics
[09:59:17] for a lot of the right-wing losers. But that's it. That's it. That is the thing. You can just
[09:59:25] kind of put out right-wing vibes and go, yeah, that's based over and over again over Donald Trump
[09:59:30] saying he's going to kill every Guatemalan transgender or whatever the fuck, right? And
[09:59:36] then people go, he's not a political commentator, but he's doing common sense.
[09:59:41] If I was Ben Shapiro, oh my God, I'd be so devastated.
[09:59:46] Okay?
[09:59:50] I would be so devastated.
[09:59:52] Ben Shapiro worked so long and so hard to basically get to the point that he got to.
[10:00:01] Okay?
[10:00:02] He worked so long and so hard to be the top right-wing content creator.
[10:00:08] Asman just reacts to political stuff and gives his opinions on things.
[10:00:12] Okay.
[10:00:16] Okay. As in golden, I spent the exact same amount of hours covering the exact same issues today,
[10:00:25] nine hours. That's it. I'm both as a man and house, I have a family watching as my politics
[10:00:45] basically coming with an empty bowl and leaving with an empty is zero knowledge about history,
[10:00:48] geopolitics or anything is nothing to add to the subject just as personal, I think opinions.
[10:00:51] Yeah, but it works. That's my point. That is an infinitely more successful way of doing
[10:00:57] political commentary than actually doing boring nerd shit. That's it. As we go fans are saying
[10:01:14] what John Stuart fans said 20 years ago. Oh my God, using the same, uh, using John Stuart
[10:01:20] and as an goal as many goals as the generation's John Stuart. Yeah. Also, as an old gets more
[10:01:28] viewers doing politics than he does playing video games. So, you know, him and I are in
[10:01:35] the same boat, but you can be doing political commentary right now versus ranting about
[10:01:54] as a gold. Ironically enough, this is political commentary saying that, say talking
[10:02:01] the state of affairs in terms of right-wing political commentators and who the most successful
[10:02:05] right-wing political commentator is, is political commentary. Quite literally. It's met a commentary
[10:02:13] about political commentary. For me, for me, I think that this is more so just the state of
[10:02:42] the fares. In general. This is just how it is. Can you pull up some anal preferably hardcore
[10:02:54] so I can form some viewers again? No. Also why anal and why preferably hardcore? You didn't
[10:03:01] just want me to pull up porn. Slotkin response? Oh, Hbizzles here. Are DSA operative? Or not
[10:03:10] DSA sorry, DNC operative. Slotkin's results were of a substantial work which of the Cuck
[10:03:14] Government is insane. Fuckin' moderate whites will always doom us all. On the other hand,
[10:03:17] Bernie is old and AOC is, I don't know what, is it Milton enough for the base right
[10:03:20] now. Yes. The real, the real meta is Al Green. What Al Green did, I think, as we really hates
[10:03:33] being labeled the right wing, as a right wing commentator, because he loves presenting his
[10:03:36] ideas as a, the normative perspective, which is ironically a very effective political strategy.
[10:03:40] Yes. This is not my fucking first rodeo with right wing content creators claiming
[10:03:46] that they're fucking centrist and it's simply common sense. Oh, low and behold, that's
[10:03:52] That's what every right-wing commentator does.
[10:03:56] That's why I keep repeating over and over again to these fucking idiots who refuse to understand.
[10:04:02] Who do you think, what do you think Tim Pool is?
[10:04:04] That's how Tim Pool started.
[10:04:06] That's how Dave Rubin started.
[10:04:08] It is the fucking blueprint of right-wing political commentators, so Joe Rogan started.
[10:04:12] That's how it works.
[10:04:14] No right-wing content creator will start out by being like, I'm a, I'm a right-wing.
[10:04:18] If they do, they're just not going to be that good.
[10:04:21] not going to be that successful. Right wing content creators like Jordan Peterson, like
[10:04:27] Dave Rubin are unironically more effective when they say that they're not right wing.
[10:04:32] Okay. Look at Jordan Peterson. The moment that they dropped that and openly and actively
[10:04:37] say that they're right wing content creators and right wing commentators, they lose it.
[10:04:41] They lose the, the, the interest of a lot of people because lo and behold, Americans
[10:04:47] And just many people in general are really fucking stupid. Okay. They're dumb.
[10:04:52] They want to hear someone go, this is just common sense.
[10:04:55] That's part of the reason why a lot of people despise me as well,
[10:04:58] because I actively say I'm biased. Okay. I have a worldview.
[10:05:01] I have a well established worldview.
[10:05:03] I think it is disingenuous to lie to you about maintaining a well established
[10:05:09] worldview and then sheltering you from that and then claiming that I'm just
[10:05:12] simply seeking out the objective truth and also stating that,
[10:05:17] this is just common sense over and over again. It's a very effective way to do propaganda. That's
[10:05:25] what they do. Okay, that's what a lot of right-wing content creators do. They do it very effectively.
[10:05:42] It is what it is. Yeah, my brother's never right-wing and he was sucked into the right-wing
[10:05:50] pipeline by people like Jordan Peterson and Tim Poole. That's precisely what is happening.
[10:05:54] Asimid is the top of the funnel, okay? And
[10:05:58] The the people that he watches and I'm the top of the funnel for leftists like that is the reality and
[10:06:04] When you're at the top of the funnel, okay?
[10:06:06] You reach a as broad of an audience as possible and then you funnel them into
[10:06:11] People that are more interested in reading learning about different perspectives
[10:06:15] The problem is when you're at the top of the fucking funnel for right-wing content
[10:06:20] You're gonna be watching a lot of right-wing content creators like that fucking lolly guy that hasn't go watch all the time or Tyler
[10:06:25] Olivera all these things and then you're effectively taking this massive audience of of people who are like
[10:06:31] Well, this is a centrist guy with normal opinions
[10:06:34] He's just speaking truth about how everybody feels and then you're funneling them into more and more right-wing
[10:06:41] Reactionary bullshit. Do you think asman is aware of this? I don't think he gives a shit. I
[10:06:45] Don't think he gives a shit
[10:06:47] I think he just likes the attention that he gets. That's why he's doing it
[10:06:51] That's why I keep repeating and I promise you I promise you if tomorrow Asmongole got a hundred thousand live viewers
[10:07:00] Saying socialism is awesome. He would do it
[10:07:03] And it's not like he is lying about it. I mean, it's not like he's hiding it. He is very honest about it
[10:07:10] He says it all the time
[10:07:12] He says it all the time
[10:07:16] You are not on the edge of a funnel. It's the rim of a toilet. Yeah, exactly. Well, that's the
[10:07:25] Lot of people feel this way in the United States of America, that's why we will never get fucking healthcare
[10:07:30] Okay, because it dummies like you do you understand? Oh
[10:07:40] the toilet
[10:07:42] You're you got toilet opinions
[10:07:44] I was worried about the response of this moment and things like as we go doing political contenders another side of dangerous
[10:07:49] moment we're in and while in this dangerous moment, we don't have a functional opposition
[10:07:52] party or even opposition movement left these even in retreat right now and a lot of infrastructure
[10:07:56] and shambles. No, I agree. We're fucked. She just fucked. We'll, we'll figure it out.
[10:08:06] But no matter what, you know what you can't change the fact that LeBron James tonight
[10:08:12] past the 50,000 mark might go LeBron James. So that is what matters. I'm going to bed.
[10:08:27] i'm so tired
[10:08:29] all right uh another half day at 10 hours love you guys uh i will see you tomorrow okay
[10:08:36] whoa
[10:08:42] yeah in these dark times in these trying times remember that labron james
[10:08:48] You and your communities political views are not the majorities non-logical watching the
[10:09:02] copium of salaries though we need commentators like you to keep pushing them over this way.
[10:09:05] Wait what? Why did you give me money to say that? I know that my position okay to the
[10:09:13] average American is not immediately exciting or popular. That's not going to change my
[10:09:21] perspective on the things that I believe in. It is my job to try and advocate to get you to
[10:09:26] understand what I'm fighting for. Because at the end of the day what I'm fighting for is you, okay?
[10:09:32] That's it. I want you to get healthcare. That's it. I want your tax dollars not to go to the
[10:09:39] baby murder machine and instead to go to fixing the goddamn potholes. That's it. If you have a
[10:09:45] a disagreement with that. I don't know what to tell you. You're like, no dog unlimited
[10:09:51] funds to Israel, please unlimited funds to Israel, please. That was good bait. Yeah. This
[10:10:15] is why the YouTube video was better. Yeah. Look at this. Look, look, look, look, look
[10:10:19] at that. Look at my minuscule amount of views here. Okay. It's nothing. Look at as
[10:10:26] gold's views and that's just one account. Then he also has Asmone TV and Asmone gold clips.
[10:10:32] Look at fucking Ben Shapiro. Look at the daily wire. Asmone gold is the largest, by and large,
[10:10:38] the largest right wing political content creator. Perhaps maybe the largest political
[10:10:44] content creator in general. Okay. Why is this so hard for people to comprehend? I do not know.
[10:10:51] No. Yeah. Now he doesn't like that. He has multiple channels on this list. Many, all
[10:11:08] of them are larger. Asman TV and as well clips are still fucking larger than David Pakman
[10:11:16] show, Sam Cedar, Tim Kaz news, Tim Kaz are all combined. Okay. I don't think you guys
[10:11:25] understand as we go. Number one political shimmer, living rent free in whom a savvy mind.
[10:11:31] This is not okay. I don't know how to describe it. But your good David is on the left here.
[10:11:39] He's massive, but I also have an encounter asthma fan in the wild. Yeah. Okay. Well,
[10:11:50] there's a reason for that. I think they're too busy playing fucking wav classic at home.
[10:11:54] All right. Let's finish this. Love you guys and I'll see you tomorrow from the second
[10:11:58] largest political content creator on the platform. PEACE!