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Speaker 2: Thank you, Pete yourself hanging in.
Speaker 1: There, doing good, doing good, Dee, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Oh, you know, nothing ever happens, nothing ever happens.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, this is the thing that I've been
going through for what is it now, thirteen days thirteen
days of well, you know, Jews still exist. I don't
care what he does, but Jews still exist. So there
are no victory laps. I mean that's pretty much what
I think. Most of most of our guys are like, Wow,
this is something is happening here. But then you have
the kind that like, I mean, really should just be
libertarians because of the peer because of the purity spiraling.
It's like, well, Jews still exists. So I mean, this,
this is nothing, this is this isn't going to work.
Speaker 3: Well, I think we need to be a little bit
cautious here. If the tariffs only in rich, rich people,
they're bad. I was thinking about this. I just got
off the phone with a friend of mine. He's a
LLM expert, and I got a buddy. It's called my
buddy Dave. Dave works as a welder somewhere in the
Midwestern United States doing something very important for the empire,
and inflations basically killed his ability to you know, make
a living, and the problem we have right now is
we live in an oligarchy where the finance sector has
pretty much hoovered up all available corporate profits. And you
can look at it like profits by sector from say
nineteen seventy to the present. Right Ford used to make
money making cars. Now they make money financing stuff, and
they're just like a hedge fund with a car company attached,
or retirement fund with it head, you know, the car
company attached. And if Mark Indres or Ellen Musk wants
to be like a super rich oligarch and Elon Musk
wants like a harem of twenty like autistics sup like
super hot nines. Okay, I can't really default the guy.
I mean like that's what every fifteen year old boy wants,
right like it's it's at least a human human thing.
Speaker 4: The problem we have right now is that.
Speaker 3: My buddy Dave, who lives in the American Midwest, because
of government policies pursued by the oligarchy, has destroyed the
ability of the average dude to make a living. And
now because of lllm's you're you're destroying white collar work
in a way that we haven't even like, we don't
even know how bad.
Speaker 4: It's going to.
Speaker 3: Get computer programming, accounting like engineering like it. A ton
of stuff is going to fall apart here in the
next five to ten years. We know for a fact
that you know, this deep ski whatever it is that
the needs you doing, there was probably a lot of
bs from the Sam Moultman types. So if it's just
more efficient, we'll see, Like, in order to your figure
LLM to work, there has to be electricity, So you
got to pay the guys that deliver you electricity and
make you electricity enough that they can afford to live
and actually contribute to the system. Because right now we
just treat the guys who build electricity like you know, mushrooms.
We feed them shit and keep them in the dark,
and we just pretend that you know, the three guys
talking in three different time zones across the continent is
normal and like just it should just work. Like no,
there's thousands of people working very hard at difficult stuff
to make this conversation possible. And your crypto or you know,
your stock portfolio or whatever, all of that requires an
underlying substrate of like honest, hardworking white dudes in order
to function. And so we'll see if Donald Trump actually
pulls this off. Good for him, but you know, people
should be skeptical. He did do his Trump coin, his
Milania coin kind of stuff right before the inauguration, and
that was pretty pretty low and this is all stuff
he should have been doing in twenty sixteen. But you know,
good for him to finally actually realize he's at war
with these people. At least right now, it looks like
he's actually taking this seriously, and that's really important.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would say that's I would say that's exactly
where where I'm thinking lately. And I see Pete's point.
And I've seen plenty of those out there, those types
where they say, oh, well, these people still exist or
this situation still exists, so we can't celebrate anything. I
think that's foolish, and perhaps apps it may just be
a benefit of our respective ages, but I think a
lot of people lack the proper perspective and fail to
see just how far we've come in so brief a
time period. I view a lot of this stuff as
akin to what one famous author wrote is going broke,
in the sense of you go broke very gradually and
then suddenly all at once. And I see a lot
of this as very similar to that. Now again, I'm
with you, D We've talked about this many, many times
since twenty fifteen. I still have my reservations about Trump
and his administration. I still have my reservations about him,
both as a leader and as a person. We know
he is not quote unquote our guy, but we have
to take what we can get, and we have to
be grateful thank Heaven for small blessings, although I think
many of the blessings we're getting now or far from small.
I think we just have to maintain a perspective and
that we are winning quite a few battles, quite a
few And is it the war. No, no, it's not.
This is going to be a very long and arduous war.
But we are winning and we have to just be
grateful for that and continue the fight. I'm also not
saying rest on our laurels. That's foolishness. But we do
have to be grateful for our victory, and we can
be skeptical, but I don't think we need to be pessimistic.
I think that would be an equivalent unjustice. And I think,
as you said, also, we have to appreciate the people
that are on our side. We can't fall victim to
overlooking people because one of the things that the right
has always held dear is hierarchy. But one of the
things that has been lost over the centuries, specifically since
the French Revolution, is the idea that just because somebody
is lower than you and the and the hierarchy, it
means that they are subhuman, that they are intermitsed of
some sort. And I think that's just ludicrous. I'm a Christian,
I'm not a Hindu or none of that. Just because
you may be below me in the hierarchy the social strata,
doesn't mean I don't value what you do, doesn't mean
I don't understand that you contribute very important things. As
you said moments ago, de we take for granted so
much of this what we have. And I agree with
you regarding the Internet, regarding as you said, exemplified it
quite well with three men talking across time zones. But
to me, it goes even deeper than that. And again,
as you have already pointed out, just the fact we
have running water and electricity, and we need to understand
that these are not default positions, and I think to
assume them to be default positions is to fall prey
to very feminine thinking, because, as I've written and spoken
about many many times, women generally, whether they're cognizant of
this or not, view life as a video game where
once you get to a certain point, you just click
save and you can never fall below it. We, however,
as men, know we absolutely can fall below it. We
as men know that maybe we'll get a job at
six figures and then a year later be working at
the local McDonald's. Not that there's any shame in working
at McDonald's, but we know that we're not going to
be making six figures at McDonald's. So I think that's
another thing we need to keep in mind, is that
what we have is what we have, make use of it,
but also understand the costs to come along with it
and the people that we need to maintain it. So
those are those are my thoughts.
Speaker 1: I think it's important as things are going along that
if something seems to be a win, that you stop
and you be like, you know, just enjoy it for
ten minutes. You know. Seeing the wall at the FBI
training censor that had all these diversity slogans on it
getting painted, well, I mean, that's that's nice. Seeing you know,
like ZEI and the affirmative action.
Speaker 3: Seeing couch charities like be like we're going to have
to close is fantastic. And and again I want to
be very clear here, Donald Trump has done more in
the last two weeks than any president since Richard Nixon
to actually help the white people of this country.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean probably more than Nixon actually, because Nixon Nixon
was not like Nixon institute the EPA, and there's much
stuff that Nixon did. You know, Nixon did win the
Cold War by you know, the pivot to China and
other things like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, the problem is people should be skeptical. Donald
Trump has to have an iron will to see this
stuff through. Because it was really cool to see the
you know, Dei mural painted over at the FBI. But
is it just a thin coat of paint over the
underlying substrata where the people who are at the FBI
are still like vild race trader communists or are they
gonna get turfed out and be doing something else for
a living. And now, if Cash Pattel actually does what
he says he's.
Speaker 4: Gonna do.
Speaker 3: And gets rid of these people, great, I want the
FBI to go after you know, uh criminals, sex traffickers,
you know in pedophiles.
Speaker 4: And and uh.
Speaker 3: Interstate criminals, kidnappers, things like that. That's what I want
the FBI for. And if the FBI is not going
to do that, then there should there shouldn't be an FBI.
And it sounds like that's what they want to do.
But you know, I'm done trusting the Republican Party, and.
Speaker 1: Well it's a matter of if they want, if they
want to do something, and I mean they they should
be able to do anything they want. But this isn't
like a dictatorship. This is something where you have a
system that's been put in place that's eighty almost one
hundred years old, where getting things to change is basically
you have to do what what Trump's been doing for
the last two and a half weeks. And I mean
the thing that or I mean it's not even two
weeks yet. The thing that just gets me going is
the people who want to see everything as that, Well,
I can't take that. I can't celebrate that because you know,
oh USA, if USA it is getting shut down, that
money is going to go to h one B VSUS,
or it's going to go be turned around and go
to Israel. First of all, how do you know that?
Second of all, how do you live like that? I mean,
how do you live like that? How do you live
with that much negativity where you can never It's Here's
what it is, my opinion. I know, I'm right. People
don't want to be seen as being wrong and they
don't want to be seen as having hope because people
are going to make fun of them. And that's especially
true with people who have a voice like we do.
You see it all over the place. People are like, oh, well,
you know that you can't celebrate this, you know? And
oh did you know jd Vance and jd Vance had
this and everything? Everything they talk about about jd Vance
is before he became a Catholic. I have to give
him some credit.
Speaker 4: The I don't care Margaret was perfect.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's also on He's also on Twitter. He's
also on Twitter arguing, you know, for Catholic doctrine from
from a thousand years ago. I mean, okay, sure, I
allow people to be able to change. I've changed in
my life. Most of the people I know do not,
or at least that I associate with, do not always
believe what they believed and they had, they changed your mind.
Now you can be completely and maybe and maybe it's justified,
be completely, you know, just sour to the fact that
somebody who has power or money will never change your mind.
But I think we've seen the evidence that that people
with power and money do change their minds. People have
influence change their minds. And maybe it's out of self interest,
but that doesn't mean that that self interest doesn't at
least in some way align with yours.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mark and Dreesen and Elon Musk are not stupid people,
and they know that they have to have a functioning
electrical druid in order for them to do what they do,
and that they have to have a functioning air traffic
control system in order for them to do what they do.
You know, when I was talking with the friend of
my news, an LM expert, like like five minutes before
this call, right, the biggest problem in Charles, You've talked
about this in the past, right effectively, like, if you're
like an upper middle class shit lib woman, your life
consists of magic spells?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 4: You say?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 3: You know Kamala Harris's I Want someone in an Outer
was zerist and killed and it's like, so let me
be written, so let it be done right. She has
no idea of all the amount of work it took
to get like the JP eight the fuel into the
jet she has. She has no clue about the refining
process pulling it out of the ground, the refining process,
the pipeline that takes to get it from point A
to point B, you know, the storage of it, they're
putting it on the plane. You know, the sailing, the
nuclear aircraft carrier, all the stuff that has to go
right all the time with something like that, and then
you know they putting the putting the warhead on the forehead.
How hard that is. This woman has no clue about
any of it. Nope, not even the slightest idea. No,
And so it's just magic to her of like, well,
I you know what did Hillary Quinton say? We can't
we came, we saw he died, right, Like, she has
no clue how hard it is right to like not
crash an airplane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no clue at all. Right, And that goes back
to my that goes back to my earlier statement in
this very broadcast about they view life as a video
game and they just think I'll just press a button
and then it's my save point. And this is how
it's always going to be forever and ever are men
and that that's why I say we have to avoid
these these types of thinking. And You're right, they just
can't they can't fathom it. And that's why everything's falling
apart because as you said or quoted me, like they
just everything happens by a magic spell. Everything happens by
a magic spell. I mean, I'm going to try and
watch what I say very carefully here because I don't
I don't want to give out any any information about
your family, but I mean I happen to know quite
a few details about you and your family. And it's like,
look at the women in your very family, how intelligent
and educated they are. And even you're like calling me
up every so often, going do you believe what?
Speaker 1: Do you believe this?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, right, and and that's one of the
smartest women in the country, like what do you.
Speaker 4: And this is and they all do it.
Speaker 3: That's just the way, it's the way they are exactly
why the nineteenth is a mistake, Yes, terribly, you know, Pete,
you talked about that. I think on a program but
Donald Trump, I don't know if it was getting shot
in the head. I don't know if it was throwing
him in jail. I don't know if it was attempt
to bankrupt him. I think honestly, he started to get
really offended when they put this absolute dog in front
of him and said that he'd like actually tried to
hit on that woman, like like, I'm sorry, but the
Donald hasn't been importing has been importing top shelf tail
female companionship from Eastern Europe for forty years, like like
he is not, he is not for a good you know, yeah,
And I mean what you're saying to it was president
before anything, like I think it's.
Speaker 2: A combination of what you're saying. I mean, I do
hear you, And I think there's probably more truth to
that than many people would even admit that that that
itself was a slap in the face and one from
which he didn't he didn't like lightly shy away something
that aggravated him tremendously. I wouldn't be surprised. But to
go back to your larger point and the topic in
hand is I would like to believe that it wasn't
any one of those things. Not even getting shot, that
it was a combination of all of them that he sees.
His boomer mind has finally finally come to the realization,
he has finally exited his bubble, that these people want
you dead. I don't understand how to say it anymore. Clearly,
these are not people with whom you can argue in
good faith. These are not your fellow boomers where you
can look them in the eye and shake their hand
and just walk in and say, hey, I'm here, give
me a job, and blah blah blah. You can't argue
in good faith. I would like to think all of
the things you mentioned finally shook him awake to those realities.
Now again, am I saying he's gonna be our guy? No,
that's not at all what I'm saying. But I will
go back to what I said when we were talking
about Eric Prince and a lot of those things. Trump
is a bridge, full stop. That's how I look at him.
That's how I think. Frankly, if I may be so immodest,
I think everybody should look at him, be grateful, be happy,
but do not do not expect, or don't even desire
him to be the destination he is a bridge. He
is getting us over a chasm. To mix a metaphor
that you said, d yourself hasn't been bridged in sixty years,
you know, fifty years, sixty years.
Speaker 3: So be grateful that Nixon and Kennedy, like the second
they try to do something about it, they both got.
Speaker 4: Killed, right and then literally.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's what I'm trying to say. Again, I
also state, and I'll see the floor in a moment,
but I also state I agree with you that, yes,
be skeptical. No one's saying that we should put all
our faith in him, all our stock and everything. And
I agree with what Pete said earlier, like you know, okay,
you can celebrate for a few minutes, you can enjoy
your victory, and then you got to get back into
the fight. I agree with that, But I'm still trying
to point out that he is a bridge. Understand him
for what he is, and even if he is a
king on the chessboard, he's still just another piece of
the whole. He may be a vital piece, he may
be the most vital piece at this moment, but he
is still a piece on the board. There are others
and they have to be used he is not the
game itself.
Speaker 3: And I do want to give him a great deal
of credit in one particular respect. All my enemies are
seating and it is fantastic.
Speaker 2: Right, But I love when I think there's something I
will tell the right people. Yeah, just to touch.
Speaker 1: Up, here's one of the things. Yeah, oh okay, I'll
wrap up very quickly. But here's here's what I just
want to say real quick to that. Like to your
point too, Pete, we have to take a moment to celebrate,
because we have to remember why are we doing this
If we don't enjoy you know, a nice a nice
building that we finally got constructed that isn't some brutalist
communist trash, or we finally have a nice park, or
we finally paint over the DEI. You have to take
a moment and remind yourself why you're fighting, and you
have to celebrate, and because will to fight is just
as important as the tools at one's disposal. If you
lose your will to fight, if you're demoralized, doesn't matter
all the ammunition, all the weapons you have, you've already
given up the battle and you've lost. So we have
to remember why to fight? Okay, I'm sorry, gentlemen, you
please continue. Oh no, I was just gonna say I
was looking cleaning out my phone today and I'm sure
both of you guys remember probably like the most base
fag ever on the right, justin Romondo. Yeah, yeah, I
found one of his old sweets. He said, politics is
purely negative. You should get that. It's about who you hate.
Trump is hated by people I hate. That's why I
root for him. We're rooting for him. We're rooting for
him to destroy these people.
Speaker 3: And you can give you a concrete example, that vile
episcopal women bishop that talked about trans children of the
National Cathedral. Okay, well, it turns out there's like two
million people who work for the federal government and like
twelve million people that work for not gentile organizations that
are dependent on federal tax dollars. That that woman is
basically a government employee and she should be fired and
every dime that she's ever received. I mean, if you
could call it back from her and sewer that would
be great, but like just stop giving her money, right.
You know the cat lady industrial complex that like prevents
people from actually you know, building stuff because.
Speaker 1: You know, the.
Speaker 3: Some fish and you know, the delve's spelled or some
little tiny owl in the Pacific Northwest, right, whatever, Who
do you think these people are. It's left wing women
who make up the majority of these offices that I
wrote about it, right, Like, they should have gotten married
at nineteen to a guy who's like a welder or
a lagger or an electrician or something, some guy who
was actually doing some or a trucker or something who's
actually doing something real in the real world, giving them
three kids by the time she was thirty five or four,
and then by the time she's forty, she's looking forward
to grandkids and is like happy and you know, reasonably,
but instead, you know, she's thirty five, childless, single and
like coming to terms with the fact that she's never
gonna have kids because she got a master's at twenty
five after getting a sociology degree and then bumming around
for two or three years working some mindless NGO job
that was like unfulfilling and poorly renumerated, so she went
to grad school and got a further bullshit degree, unless
she like got a degree in sociology and then got
a degree in a you know, grievance studies of some sort, right,
So a master's in green even studies. And so she
gets out of that at twenty eight, you know, further
ideologically poisoned, with most of her fertility years gone, and well,
I can't have a kid now. I just racked up
two hundred thousand dollars in student debt. I gotta I
gotta get out of debt first. So, like you, boyfriend,
have to wait for five years while I get my
fiscal house in order. And then she's in her thirties,
been cooking your ovaries for you know, the last twenty
years with you know, birth control pills, and all of
a sudden she finds she can't have kids. The boyfriend
bails because he'd like, you know, well, there's there's twenty
three year olds that don't have a master's that they
can have kids, and they aren't total bitches about you know,
the patriarchy. So I'm gonna go date one of those.
You know, twenty three year old with daddy issues is
way better than a thirty three year old with daddy issues.
And then and then she's thirty five, single, alone and
really unhappy. And I'm seeing this in my own life,
right because I'm at that age where you know, I'm
mid forties and a bunch of people I went to
school with they're all like, oh, I'm never gonna have kids. Like, yes, yes,
that's exactly right. You're never gonna have kids. Now for
the guys in my life, you still might. You can
find the twenty three year old co ed with daddy issues.
Speaker 4: And have some.
Speaker 3: But for all the women who are in my age,
are you know, ten years younger than me, like, you're
not gonna have kids. And I gotta say, like a
big w that I'm really personally very happy about is
watching all the wrong people stop stealing from decent people,
Like the NGO complex is so huge and is such
a vast fortress of left wing and literally all you
needed to do was pull the plug. Just stop the
just stop the endless spigott of government money, and every
one of these people is broke overnight, overnight, exactly, and
instead instead instead of becoming bitter, thirty five year old
childless women, all if you're told the truth as a
young lady, like hey, you can get a bullshit degree
and and end up here thirty five childless whatever, or
you can marry, you know, build a welder, build a
truck driver and and have a few kids and then
maybe go do something else, you know, once the kids
are grown or in school. That's that's an unmitigated w
That's the biggest problem in America right now in terms
of our demographics is that the pretty active white middle
class isn't having enough children. And the reason we're not
having enough children is the pervision incentives built into the
educational system.
Speaker 2: Yes, absolutely, absolutely, yeah, I want to go back.
Speaker 1: One of the things that let me let me jump
in there for a sec. One of the things that
this stormy pointed out to me a while back was
that basically non governmental organ organizations or non guentile organizations,
which include nonprofits, and if you know, if you know
about this, these are mostly funded. They're either being funded
by taxpayer dollars. Money just printed from this uh through
this department that apparently Elon Musk seesed and like the longest,
one of the oldest, one of the most senior government
officials was actually working through it where they just print
checks to anyone. They found out today they were printing
checks to terrorist organizations. And you know, when you heard
that that Osama bin Laden was getting paid through like
two thousand and five by the CIA. When you see this,
it's like, oh, there was nothing nefarious about that. That's
it's just a bureaucracy and how it works. But one
thing Stormy pointed out to me was ten percent of
the US population works for one of these groups. Ten
percent of the population works for one of these groups,
an NGO or a nonprofit. There's a chance that with
the USAID going out of the way and this being audited,
that this goes away. I mean, sure, you're going to
have to do you're going to have to stay on it.
You're going to have to make sure it doesn't start
up again. But okay, how would it start up again
if you have your own people. That's what I think
a lot of people aren't even realizing yet what they're
planning on doing. They can't do until they have everyone
like appointed and in place. They're waiting for people to
get to get confirmed, and just seeing what they're doing
before half of the confirmations are even in. I mean,
I think probably a lot of them aren't even in
is pretty remarkable. It seems like it's setting the stage
for something that they can do once they have, you know,
personnel running the I mean this guy that they got
fired who was just basically printing checks, in charge of
printing all the checks. He was the acting head of
the treasury. I mean, that's the kind of fucked up
system that this is. Is that this career bureaucrat that
no one was going to fire until now or and
they basically forced him to quit. He he was he
was head of the fucking treasury in transition. This is
how this is this kind of stuff that's and it
looks like they're trying to fix now you know who
they fix it with. Apparently, you know, the sentz has
gone in there and he's talking about bitcoin and he's
talking about you know, he had a whole thing about
removing the income tax. I mean, I don't know, I
don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean, but but here here's the Why would they
say Why would they be saying all of this ship
I mean, are they make Are they making all this
stuff up and just lying to you know, lying to
the frogs on Twitter.
Speaker 1: They're just they're lying to us. They're trying to trick
us because we have so much power, and we're like,
what the fuck what are people talking about? I had
someone the other day say to me, say to me, Oh,
they're just trying to get you on on their side.
I'm like, yeah, okay, what okay, what give me something?
And I will yeah, well get yeah, But they're just
trying to get you there. They're just trying to get
you to repeat their talking points. I'm like, okay, and
how does that help? If they're gonna do what they
want anyway, why would they be targeting me? Are you
fucking stupid?
Speaker 3: Well, the answer in most cases is yes. But right, So,
one thing that I think that our our guys need
to do, and it is our friends over at Country Mundham, C. J.
Angle and Andrewskier recently talked about this, like the unlined
right is now driving the discourse and a couple of
things that if you're listening to this and you have influence, okay,
a couple of things you need to do.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: It is ridiculou is ten percent of the entire US population,
working US population was effectively doing communist adj prop with
tax payer dollars. That's insane, okay. And the fact that
the three of us who are, let's be honest, on
the better end of doing right wing propaganda art being
paid full time by someone with lots of money. And
you know this is where I do my weekly shill.
Go to the support pete, you know, paid freeman, beIN
the wall, slash support and kick in ten bucks.
Speaker 4: Okay, because if.
Speaker 3: You really want this to be permanent, you need to
build institutions and pay the people you want to do things.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: Left wing communists figured out a way to get ten
percent of the entire working population paid from tax dollars. Okay,
guys who are welders and truckers and electricians and plumbers,
we're paying thirty forty fifty percent of their check every
year in taxes like direct taxes, and then tens of
thousands in what amounts to taxes because they have to
move out of their neighborhood and move somewhere else because
the population gets a little too diverse, and that's tax
and you know all the other little things that diversity,
all the other cost diversity important forts on these guys.
But you know, if you're a plumber who's making one
hundred and twenty grand because you work really hard, you're
in that top tax backet and you're paying out the nose.
So the left wing government in the United States was
taken that guy, and it was taking half of his check,
and sure it was occasionally given him a highway and
occasionally giving him an department of defense that would go
fight Abu wars somewhere where it didn't help him at all,
But a huge chunk of his check was going to
people that wanted to make it illegal for him to work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely to me, and to me, God God finish
fins thought.
Speaker 3: So, if you want to avoid that sort of stuff,
figure out a way to pay the people that are
actually fighting the battles. Build the institutions so that City
of London mouthpiece, uh freaking Piers Morgan just gets humiliated
every time he opens his mouth instead of just when
he's on Tucker. That guy is a laughingstock and he
should be made fun of. Figure out a way to
pay the people who are actually capable of making the arguments.
Build the institutions so that in four years, you know,
Jadvance doesn't go up against Gavin Newsom and lose.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to me, like to me finding that and understand
what let me Charles, I'll be I'll be real quick.
That's gonna be real quick. And understand when Dee is
saying this He's not talking to you guys who are
going to your daily job and supporting your family and
getting by. He's talking to you out there who have
means like could finance a fucking NGO on your own.
Where are you? Where the fuck are you? I'm done.
Speaker 2: No, that's there's a great points exactly what I'm talking about. Yeah,
I'm not going to back down from either of those.
But I'm gonna be my usual self and try a
white pill too.
Speaker 3: Ill.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest with you. I love hearing that
we just found out that ten percent of the American
population has been working for these organizations. I think that's great,
But I'm gonna explain why I think that's great. That's
me because that goes to show you that again, as
I've been saying for I don't know the past few
weeks on the side on our chats d or past
couple months, that all of our enemies really are just gambling,
gambol gambling paper tigers. They really are. They really are
not anywhere near the challenge we ever believed them to be.
They're just paper tigers. They're puffer fish, because look, they
couldn't even build their own organizations they just stole it
from America. Now we're finding out that the reason that
the long marches through the institution were a thing is
because they literally can't build anything of their own. Sure
we've always said that, and maybe we've intellectually understood that,
but I don't think even I'll speak for myself, I
won't speak for anybody else. I don't believe I ever
truly grasped how absolutely ineffective and ineffectual our enemies are.
Oh well, they stole trillions, Absolutely they did. To me,
that's great news. Stop letting them steal, that's it. Just
turn off the spigot. And we're seeing already what the
what the impact of that is they crumble literally almost overnight,
literally almost overnight. What do you think Let me just
wrap up real quick, and what do you think is
gonna happen when all these when we just keep turning
off the spigots, when we just keep plugging holes in
the boats. As you were saying earlier, Pete, some people
are going to go, oh, it'll just go to Israel
or h one b Okay, so then we'll plug that
hole too. Again, this isn't this isn't an instantaneous fix.
But the white pill here is these people can't do
anything without us. They literally can, As you've been saying,
d they have to have their hands in our pockets
or they get fuck all nothing. And what do we
do when we take their hands out of our pockets?
They fall over and cry and that's it. They're done.
What kind of actual resistance have they all for since
all this began? Almost nothing? Why? Because they don't have anything.
They have shrieking, they have shame, they have blame, but
they don't have any any real action. They don't have
any money, bingo. They just have talk. They have a
sewing circle, they have a gossip circle. That's what they have.
They are they are spiritual women, as I have been saying, God, de,
how long have I been saying that? Eight years, ten years?
I don't even know how long we've been saying. So
what are they gonna do? Yeah, they're gonna throw themselves
on the bed. Yeah, they're gonna throw themselves on the bed.
They're gonna scream into the pillow. Like to me, this
is a tremendous white pill. Yes, I understand, it's horrific. Yes,
all of us here have been stolen from you know, hell,
I don't even have any kids because of all of
this shit over the course of the years. So yes,
I understand the tragedy. I also understand the white pill
in it. And that's what I'm trying to put on
display for everybody now, like, just watch what's gonna happen.
Do you think these people are really that truly dedicated
to their cause that when we stop giving them eighty
grand a year and do nothing laptop jobs, they're still
going to be pushing progressive causes. Absolutely not, absolutely not.
Speaker 3: And what I was bringing up right right now, just
to use a concrete example, Okay, Andrew Isker and CJ.
Angle should be paid full time generously to find left
wing bullshit given to progressive churches used to undermine Christianity
and America. That should be their full time job. And
if they don't want the job, it should be given
to somebody that's trustworthy, that understands the issues. Somebody like
Michael Hitchborn and the Catholic sphere. I don't know, but
the entire progressive church establishment, as exemplified by that awful
episcopal woman bishop right, they're all government employees. Well, we
can fire those people, stop giving him money and then
are they gonna do, you know, like with without all
this money that they've been getting from taxpayers. You know,
build a plumber who makes one hundred and twenty third
a year by working seventy hours a week or eighty
hours a week, you know, literally up to his eyeballs,
and shit, right, if if we can get a tax
system that doesn't take half of what that guy makes,
all of a sudden, he's doing a lot better and
these other people are doing a lot worse.
Speaker 4: And that's good.
Speaker 3: And yeah, right now, we live in a corporate oligarchy
controlled by finance that where you know, the finance system
is takes all the profits from someplace like Exxon and
they make enough profit to stay open and that's about it.
And the finance side takes all the profits. And then
among the finance firms, the people with the top did
the lions share the money. So it's a you know,
like a pyramid scheme.
Speaker 4: Older.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's terrible, and I don't want to defend that.
But right now, if we just stop paying the people
trying to destroy us, that's a huge step in the
right direction, a huge step in the right direction. I
think that Donald Trump should do a couple of things.
What he's been doing so far is great. What I
want to see from him is, where's my NFA repeal.
Where's my Hearing Protection Act so that suppressors and you
know so called silencers. Where's my reciprocal concealed carry Where's
my right to do business so that YouTube can't just
demonetize me overnight so I can't be banked. That's that's
when you know we're winning right now. Right now, we've
got a couple of w's. When we're actively winning is
when we're taking territory back from the people who have
taken it from us. Because right now, if you gave
me a right to do business law and a shielding
from docs in law and something like that, we'd win.
We'd win that. The legacy media is in shambles and
it's a great to watch. They don't have the slightest
clue what to do.
Speaker 1: But the only reason will go ahead be Yeah, there
are a lot of reports that we're getting. I mean,
I have people contacting me all day about how the
government workers they know, they're just not going to go
back to work. They're not. It's as petty as his picture.
Donald Trump's picture is going to be in the office
and I'm not going to look at it. I'm going
to take the eight months pay and leave. I mean,
this is exactly how you do it. You these people
are not as fanatical as you think they are. They're
in it because they're getting paid. And sure there are
a lot of them that are true believers, but it's
not as many as you think. I mean, look, how
many true believers do you Now? We know a lot
of true believers because this is what we do. But
you know, the average person if you ask them, how
many people do you know that are like insanely politically ideological?
And they you know, most people don't even know one person,
or if they do know that they maybe know one person,
that person's hiding it. We're just the fact that it
seems like he surrounded himself with some people who are like,
for whatever reason, it could be their own self interest,
that they need to tear this thing down and tear
it apart. Well, I mean, I'm I'm going to celebrate it,
and I don't really care who does it, you know.
I mean, they got the ceasefire in, He got the
ceasefire in in Gaza and the hostages home but the
hostage is coming home, which hurts net and Yahoo no
matter what anybody wants to by sending a Jewish real
estate magnet there to be like, hey, you're going to
do this, okay, net Ya who may start bombing Gaza
in the next week or some still, it was to
go there and say fuck you. And you don't think
that US aid there are things that were just making
its way into I mean, let's face it, there's a
reason we call these organizations non gentile organizations because we
know who runs them. Our enemies are not as impressive
as think they are. And I think if you can
take anything away from the last fourteen days, it's that
look at these people. They suck, they're weak, they're easily
they're they're defeated, They're gonna they're just going to quit
and give up. Where are they going to go? What
are they going to do? Are they going to get
a job for from If they work for the government
right now, they getting a job with an NGO? Okay,
who's funding that? I think people really need to understand
what this is if, of course, if it's being done,
if if this is all true and they're not just
lying to you, because you're so important. But yeah, these
these are not impressive people. And these people could be
could be destroyed overnight, and they are being destroyed overnight.
Speaker 3: They're destroyed out, They're being destroyed overnight, And I think
it's it's really important. Again, I'm gonna be skeptical. I'm
gonna wait until you know the courts. A lot of
this stuff is gonna go through the courts. I think,
in particular something like birthright citizenship just for example, right,
if the courts find that illegal Mexicans having kids in
the United States makes them citizens, it's now time to
be like, okay, well, then the Constitution is in fact
a suicide pact and it's time to like punch out
of it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: I don't I personally don't regard any any court decisions
signed off by Atlantic Keagen or Soda and Sodoma or
or Ketunji Brown Jackson as legitimate because I just don't
think that they have any right to tell me what
the law is in my country. Like you're not you're
not my countryman, you have no you're women first of all. Second,
like like you know, you're just not people that I
would respect enough to say, okay, well you know, whatever
I think of them, their opinion matters, Like, no, I don't.
Speaker 1: But that's me.
Speaker 3: But if they say that, no matter what, and the
courts find that, you know, the fourteenth men requires us
to basically commit suicide as a nation. That's gonna be
awful in a lot of ways. But on the other hand,
you just Provemnious mullbug correct, or you just proved Michael
Hill correct. You're not gonna get the genie back in
the bottle. You're gonna see major moves in Florida, in
Texas in other places to secede. And if it flips
the other way, and in fact, illegal immigration is like,
well they're not citizens and they don't belong here. A
huge chunk of California is gonna be like, but we
want out, like okay, doors that way by, you know,
and regardless of how things turn out, you know, we
can turn these either to our advance either way, and
our enemies are losing power vastly, but just just not
paying them for ninety days as a president is ordered
a ton of these places, you're just gonna go out
of business. Yeah, your commercial real estate is gonna get
so cheap because every ng O is gonna just shutter.
They're gonna go bankrupt, they're gonna close. What are these
people gonna do or you know, open up organic bagel shops?
You know, Yeah, they're gonna be doing a bunch of
the jobs the legals used to do because there's no
other jobs available.
Speaker 2: Right Exactly, they're unimpressive people. And as I've said, that's
as I said earlier in the program, the only reason
they have anything is because they took it from us.
I mean it's that simple. What did they build nothing?
They didn't build anything. Well, they have all this stuff,
all this money, yeah, but they didn't build any of it.
That was the American government that they did their long
march through. That's all we've just said. They're all effectively
federal employees, either literally or figuratively through the NGOs and
all these other things. They get grants and everything. They
didn't build any of that. They just parasited off of it.
So sa as I've said, as I said earlier, it's
these people are are not as impressive as anyone thinks
they are. And I am trying and again another white
pill for me personally, I count my blessings that I'm
not fighting the communists in what nineteen during the revolution
in Russia in whatever year that was. Forgive me the
White and the Red. I don't recall off the top
of my head, you know what if I'm seventeen, Yeah,
thank you. Like I'm not fighting guys that are hungry
and farm workers who haven't already learned that they're being
manipulated by our tiny hatted friends. Like these guys are
really hung sincerely hungry, sincerely starved, sincerely troubled, and like, oh, okay,
you know what, these guys know how to fight, they
know how to work, they know how to do things.
It's like, okay, that's an enemy that I'm worried about,
and frankly, I'm grateful I don't have them as an enemy.
I don't what do I have the cat lady industrial
complex to use your phrase, d And what do I
have to do to win? I'm going to quote my
buddy that owns a logging company up in Canada, what
do I have to do to win? Stop losing? Stop losing.
That's it. You don't really have to win, Just stop losing.
Stop letting them take your money, stop giving them money,
that's it. Stop being scared of them. When they talk,
say I don't care Margaret and move on.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, I don't care, Margaret. That should be
just repeat that to yourself over and over again. I
don't care, Karen. It doesn't matter. Like, what is the
Department of Education done that actually makes education better in
this country? Why shouldn't we shut it down? You explain
to me why we shouldn't shut it down instead of
instead of us being on the defensive, you explain to
me why people who beautileight kids shouldn't be in jail.
Speaker 2: Right, you explain to us because it's our money, not yours.
Like to me, it's that simple. It's like, that's why
they should have to explain it. Why, that's why the
burden of proof is on them. I agree with the
one hundred percent d and that's the point. Just say no.
You explain to me, Oh, well, you just need to
be educated in this and that you need to understand. No, no,
I don't because I'm not the one asking for the money.
I'm not the one asking for the favor. You are,
So you tell me why do you need it. It's
like you did when your kids eventually say, hey, Dad,
I need to use the car. Okay, well, why where
are you going? Well, you don't need to know that,
you need to give me the call. No, I think
I do need to know that.
Speaker 1: Who knew?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I got a thing at church. Okay, you
can have the car. I was gonna go out drinking
with a bunch of low character reprobates. Uh no, you
can't have the car. Right, Like these are these are
two different things, right, And I think it's important right now.
You know, all this stuff that's being done is good.
It's should have been done eight years ago. But Donald
Trump didn't know. He was in a knife fight for
his life at the time, and he was trounded by
a lot of bad people who gave him really bad advice.
And you know, and something Pete mentioned earlier that I
think is important, Like I've been at out and out
like far right, hard right guy for fifteen years, and
even I changed my mind to get here, you know,
like the only people who get to say like I
was right from the beginning are like Pat Buchanan, Jared
Taylor and Mark Webber.
Speaker 4: Everyone else got here through learning things.
Speaker 3: And we should be skeptical of people who just like, oh,
I totally agree with you now, Like Okay, sure, great,
like prove it. But at the same time we have
to be open to the fact like we all got
here via reading and learning and listening to stuff and
looking around and looking at history. And if somebody who
is relatively a newcomer, you know, seems sincere, we shouldn't
put him in charge of things, certainly, but we shouldn't
just be like, oh, you're new, so we can't listen
to you, right, And I think it's really good actually
that the system has been so hostile the same people,
because that's shown millions and millions.
Speaker 4: Of people.
Speaker 3: Just how totalitarian and insane the Nuremberg regime is. Right, Like,
they're just as religious as the court of Saint Louis ninth,
King of France, right, who was a literal saint and
opened every you know, with prayer and mass and right
like every day he heard mass. Well, these people were
just as religious he as he wasn't just they're religion
is evil and they're just as totalitarian as Joseph Stalin.
They just don't put people in couple likes. They just
you know, prevent you from working, prevent you from being
able to get married, prevent you from having a bank account.
So like you can survive sort of, but you can't
do anything about it. So I think it's really good
that more and more people understand just how big the
fight is. And it took what three generations, Pete to
get us to this spot, you know, from you know,
the Civil Rights era with Johnson Great Society to now.
I mean, if that's where you put the start at,
I mean you can go back even four or five
generations to the New Deal regime, but at least the
Civil Rights regime, it was solidly in place by nineteen
sixty five. That's you know, seventy years, two generations, at
least three generations. It's gonna it's not to be like
unfucked overnight. As much as I would love to press
the button, and I you know, listeners, if you said
to me, d You've got a button, and if you
push that button, everything gets fixed, but it gives you
incurable stage four cancer. You're gonna be dead in a month.
I push the button, and I'm one hundred percent serious.
I would push the button knowing I would die in
excruciating agony, because that would be the best thing for
my children.
Speaker 1: So I would.
Speaker 3: Prefer everything will be fixed overnight. But I know that
that's not the case. It's gonna take work, it's gonna
take time, it's gonna take effort, and we should enjoy
the winds.
Speaker 4: Well we've got them.
Speaker 3: We should absolutely, you know, sit back, Pops and Popcorn,
have a few beers and laugh at all the DEI
people who are getting fired. Right, that's that's fantastic, Like,
please bring me more video of crying Mexican women.
Speaker 4: I don't want to go back to Mexico with the
worst thing.
Speaker 2: In the world.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Like, oh really, you know all your
Mexicans Los Angeles ware in the Mexican flag. Oh, being
surrounded by Mexicans is the worst thing ever. Okay, I guess.
I mean I found it pretty awful when it's happened
to me. I found Mexicans pretty intolerable.
Speaker 1: Actually, Uh.
Speaker 3: Okay, I mean, I guess glad you agree on with
me on something like these are good things.
Speaker 4: But we.
Speaker 1: Can't just.
Speaker 3: Rest on our laurels and just oh, trust the process. No,
we need to push. We need to push constantly, for
to make sure that all the stuff that he's talked
about already has been implemented, and then for the other
stuff that we need or want, Like, like, why are
you know, working people in America playing taxes at all?
What do they get out of the system? You know,
schools they can't use, roads that look like the dark
side of the moon water, systems that are held together
with duct tape and baling wire. What are we actually
getting out of the system that justifies thirty forty fifty
percent of what I make going in taxes? Airplane's falling
out of the sky. Canadian truckers who you know come
across the border, don't know how to drive and end
up plowing through a bunch of kids.
Speaker 4: What am I getting?
Speaker 3: And you out there who are listening, you know, join
your local chapter of the Old Glory Club or find
a group of guys local to you and advocate for
yourselves as yourselves and ask the system like what are
you going to offer me to stay loyal? Because right
now you give me no reason whatsoever. You know, a
starter house and anywhere in America where there's actually jobs
is half a million dollars and interest rates your eight
and a half percent? Are you fucking high? Eight and
a half percent and half a million dollars for a
three to two in a bad neighborhood. That's crazy. What
are you going to give me system so that I
won't rebel against you? Why should I be loyal to
you when you were not loyal to me?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we don't. We still need to push
and remember that the easiest way to navigate this system
is to build locally. I mean, that's still the future,
no matter what's happening here. Seeing just how ineffective some
leadership is, how all leadership is basically, and now the
leadership that's coming in there is basically from the private sector,
and they're going to want to go back to the
private sector at some point, you know, as Thomas says,
this thing has just falling apart. It's just going to take.
It's going to take forever. So you need to start
building locally. But still, the more that can be destroyed
in the process, uh, the less the less they have
to come after you with. So you know, one thing
that a lot of people have noticed, have started to
notice is is that basically all of these I mean
most of the things that are doing that they're doing
have basically come from our side of Twitter, and it's
like they're mining for ideas and you know, people are
now wondering like, who's you know, whose burner account is this?
Things like that? Is that somebody who's looking for power,
you know, looking for ideas that they can use and
put and use power to. Yeah, move forward and tear this,
tear down what's been built. So yeah, you don't stop,
you don't stop going forward. You don't you don't stop
throwing the ideas out there and demanding things because I
know that a lot of people don't want believe this,
but yeah, they're getting ideas from Twitter. They're like seeing
how the wind is blowing on Twitter and seeing what
people are doing, and then they're acting. And you know,
I mean, we know for a fact that a lot
of these guys, even guys that you would not expect,
listen to our you know, listen to our podcasts. So
keep the ideas going, never stop. But that doesn't mean
that everything has to be negative. That you can't you
can't enjoy a win, you can't enjoy seeing us aid,
just like their website disappear and their Twitter account disappear,
their website and.
Speaker 4: The White House website disappearing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean all this stuff, I mean, you're
so much of basically what they're doing, is they're canceling
the people who've been canceling for the past ten fifteen years. Yes,
and that is what needs to be done, because they
don't understand anything else. And the thing is is they've
gotten so used to winning that they they don't know
what to do at this point. Are their elites out there?
And I think another thing that this proves when you
see people going well this, definitely there are moves being
made that are to weaken the power, that will weaken
the power of Zog. I mean, he's he's basically like
they're going to war with with with Europe. I meane,
Jamie Diamond and Freggin' and Jerome Powell are trying to
destroy them financially, trying to just tear down the whole
system that keeps them going. And then you have money
going to Israel. You have. This is exactly what the
fuck we were saying a year ago. There is an
elite revolution going on, and there are different elite power
groups and some are winning, some are they're fighting, and
some are getting big wins over here, and some are
getting big wins over here. You can't fucking except when
you have elites that are going at each other. Some
are gonna win, some are gonna lose until one's until
it gets to the point where one team will actually win,
and you hope it's the team that is more on
our side than not. I mean, we saw this, we
called it, We've been saying this. I said, Marco Rubio
was not here to fucking talk to Benjamin net and Yahoo.
He was here to go to South America, to Central
America and South America. Where the fuck is he? South America?
And to your point, right, thanks to Stormy and thanks
to you, right, Like all I see is like City
of London versus not right, And Tucker Carlson goes on
to talk to Piers Morgan, and Piers Morgan might as
well have put to you like brought to you by
City of London tattooed on his forehead, right, because the
city I know I've I shared with you guys. But
for the listeners, there's a wonderful British sitcom from the
eighties called Yes Minister and then Yes Prime Minister, and
it's it's very very funny.
Speaker 3: But you know, the British had the same or the
City of London has had the same foreign policy for yeah,
last half half a millennium or so ever since they
really took over, and that is that there shall not
be a strong power on the continent because a strong
power of the continent could say to them, why are
you quoting laws to us, We have swords, We're just
going to take your money and you can't do anything
about it. Go fly a kite back to the pale. Right,
So the City of London has contrived things, you know,
I would recommend Pete's episode on the City of London
was stormy. I think it was with stormy, okay, but.
Speaker 4: Story we talked about it too.
Speaker 3: The Heritage American Tucker Carlson, without getting in trouble, basically said,
your City of London sociopathic need to not have a
strong power in the continent is retarded, and you've destroyed
your country and you're a fool for wanting to perpetually
have of this financial interest and not have a strong.
Speaker 4: Country underneath it.
Speaker 3: And Piers Morgan, you know, for whatever else he is,
he's very adroit, very good on his feet. Well what
about it, No, dude, No, you do not get to
try and provoke a nuclear war with Russia because having
a functioning empire on the continent gives you bad feefees.
I don't want to get nukes because you feel bad
because there's a strong power in the continent. Don't care,
not my problem. And if someone like Tucker who probably
knows more than he lets on, let's all be honest,
like neph was working for him. He probably knows a
little bit more than he talks about. Obviously a bright dude. Okay,
he's not gonna just scream it's the Jews, you know.
And then Hulk holkomny is style like tear off his
shirt and there's not gonna be like, you know, Derek
Vineyards wouldn't real a friendship tattoo under like this is
that's not Tucker Cross and okay, and and don't be
upset if that's not him. Okay, you can't be mad
at the guy for being, you know, in his mid
fifties and slowly coming to realize that new Conservatism is nonsense.
Speaker 4: Would it be.
Speaker 3: Cool if, like, you know, every everyone in punt it
was like secretly have the Derek Vineyard woudn't be a
friendship tattoo and they all simultaneously tore their shirts off.
Hulkam Mania style and said, ah, brother, like there's a
part of me that's like, you know, perpetually twelve years old.
It would be like, you know, I think that was awesome,
But I live in the real world and I understand
that that it not the way things are actually gonna go.
The important thing that we need people in elite circles
right now to do is to hold the president accountable
and the stuff he's done, and to push for other
good things. There's absolutely no reason NBC should be in
the White House briefing room because they're just gonna lie.
The OGC livestream last week had more listeners or more
watchers than CNN does. Why can't Doug be the White
House correspondent for the Old Glory Club? Why does CNN
get a White House correspondent an Old Glory Club not?
Why can't we have someone from the you know, the
Virginia Chapter be the White House correspondent for the Old
Glory Club. They do a better job, they'd ask more
interesting questions. They wouldn't lie, you know, So all we
need people with influence to do is just not lie.
Speaker 4: That's it. That's all.
Speaker 3: You know, Well, all these women are you know, you're
you're mister president, all of your cuts have disproportionately affected women. Well,
I would refer to you to the writing of mister
Charles Spadel. Women don't work in the private economy. They
do stuff for men. So maybe these women could, like
I don't know, get married and have kids. Mental pay
them to do that. They'll be happier.
Speaker 1: Next question, they're gonna have to grow their hair out,
and they're gonna have to grow their hair out on
their head and get rid of the hair under their
arms first. Okay, indeed, and really that's not much to
ask for.
Speaker 3: No, And I only bring this up very briefly because
I promise we talk about it. The California fires are
a choice, and we haven't talked about them. Things like
accidents over Washington, DC, those are a choice. There's a
lot of stuff out there that's necessary and boring, and
you need a dude like me who's boring, an autistic
and really cares about spreadsheets to monitor that stuff. And
this decline that we've seen my entire adult life is
a choice. You can choose to not decline. You can
choose to build, you can choose to make things better.
You know, don't accept that like, oh, it just inevitably,
this is what happens. Like, No, those fires in California
that killed people and burned billions of dollars, they could
have been prevented, and it was a choice to make
that happen. You know, the crime that happens in America cities,
that's a choice because you could have locked these people up,
but you did. The roads that are not safe, that's
a choice. The airlines that aren't safe, those are choices.
You have to have standards, you have to enforce those standards.
You have to care about building civilization brick by brick,
and that takes hard work and it's boring, but it's necessary.
And the guys who were too busy caring about whether
or not the planes all fall out of this guy
don't have much time to care about whether about zimzo
zer is, you know, in the one in the air
traffic controller seat. And unless someone is advocating for the
the actual brick on the ground making sure stuff works,
they're advocating for bad things to happen to decent people
because they're advocating for ignoring the stuff that's necessary in
favor of stuff that isn't. So they're choosing crime, they're
choosing plans falling out of the sky, they're choosing while fires,
they're choosing you know, this lackluster hurricane response in North Carolina.
They're choosing that. And it's very simple to not choose it.
And all we need is people and Chris to choose
the right thing.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, it's when he started doing all these
things and doing all these EO was executive orders, and
you're just basically dismantling a bunch of stuff. You're yeah,
you're talking about choosing. Well, I mean, what you found
out was what we found out was you can just
do stuff. You know, like literally just decides to do stuff,
and they fuck them. They can't. They're not fighting back,
especially if you just say this is the way it is,
fight it in court. It was like the whole thing
with not funding, I forget what it was they were
not finding. And then a judge stepped in and said,
well that executive order is uh on constitutional. Okay, we'll
pull the executive order, but we're still not going to
send the funds out. Okay. You can just do stuff.
You literally become an article to president where you're like
all power relies, all power lies in the executive Fuck you.
He just has to keep doing it. And I mean
just today he is talking about South talking about South Africa.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the only real legit refugees in the world are
you know, Christians in the Middle East and white South Africans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so is he. You know what was the thing? Panama?
Panama has already said we're out of the belt, We're
out of Belton Road. And you know, basically this canal
belongs to the United States and Canada is going to
he put the tariffs on Canada. Canada put tariffs back.
Trudeau said he wants to meet tomorrow. When you're when
you're the biggest guy in the playground and you know
you're willing to fight, you can just do things. You
can just do things to your enemy because people can
be like, oh, you know so shit. Libs on Twitter
are like, oh, you think we should be bullying our friends.
It's like friends, they're just as zogged as we've been.
They're Canada is just as zogged as we we've been.
The freaking president of Mexico's last name is Shinbaum. Europe.
Europe is a fucking open rape zone. What friends, If anything,
we're gonna have to fucking bail these people out. We're
gonna have to clean shit up here and then go
there and do it. It's probably England, there's probably England
and Great Britain's only frigging hope is for us to
do it. Maybe Ireland too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna We're gonna like send the first Marine
division to liberate England.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, what the fuck? And that's what we're
building upon now. Yeah, Trump is not the I mean, well,
let's see what the fuck happens. Let's see how much
he tears apart. He can tear apart enough that some
stuff stops working and some stuff just gets delayed. And
then you just have to you have to keep pushing
for the stuff you know that doesn't get torn down.
I mean, eighty years. Destroying eighty to one hundred years
of work is not easy. It takes will, and it
takes knowing exactly how to do it. I don't know
that they know exactly how to do it. They can
figure it out, keep pushing it, keep talking about it
on our shows, and then you know, it's just a
matter of who comes next, or you know, does what?
Does Trump really want? His legacy? To be, because I
think that's something that people forget. It is Trump. Trump
wants to his legacy is more important than anything at
this point to him, and he does. I don't think
he wants to be seen as a failure. I think
he's seen. You know, when you look at his first term.
I mean, you sure there were some successes, but for
the most part, he was Everything he would try to
do was stopped and he wasn't even prepared going into office.
And when people are like, oh, what's going to be
different this time? Well, everyone who said what's going to
be different this time? You still saying that fourteen days later,
you cowardly fucks. I mean, really, if you're out there
and you're like, well, I mean just Canadian healthcare? Really? Really,
I mean, what kind of life are you living. I
saw somebody the other day, you know, Oran was talking
about how, you know, we have to get to the
point where our people are just cancel proof and some online,
some terminally online fuckhead goes Orrin's talking about canceling people,
and he blocked me, motherfucker. I just had Jay Otto
pull on my show. Oh you want to talk about cancelation? Like,
I can't get a job in any school in the world,
in the world, he's taught in seven different countries. He's
he's canceled everywhere, and you got blocked by someone on Twitter.
Grow the fuck up. Get some friends in real fucking life.
Do you have friends in real life? Or is your
whole life the fucking group chat on Twitter? Grow the
fuck up? I mean, how did these people? How do
these people run their lives?
Speaker 4: How the fun?
Speaker 1: How would you buy a house? How would you how
would you start a family? Take it from somebody who
you know fucking took a long time to grow up?
Don't fucking wait. You know someone like Zoomer historian on Twitter.
I mean this guy's a literal Zoomer. He's also got
like four kids. Wish I would have done that.
Speaker 3: Mhm.
Speaker 1: It's time stop fucking complaining about stop finding the fucking
negative in everything, especially online, and go deal with your
own fucking life. Go build something, have the freaking crushing
weight of the government fall in on it, and then complain.
Stop complaining. If you haven't fucking tried to even tried
to build something yet and you're making excuses, I'm done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, can you at least bench two plates like let's
get there first, and then two plates, two kids, one
or the other. Yeah, I'm as skeptical of Trump as anybody.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I've been a hard right thought criminal for longer than
most some of you kids have been alive. But good
things are good things. Don't let the fact that you
know we haven't achieved tav overnight prevent you from like
going out living your life and doing whatever it is
you need to do to be successful. I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: We have to.
Speaker 3: Do your daily duties no matter what, So go out
and do them.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think I think one of us has a
heart out, and I'm pretty fucking exhausted. So I think
the message we got out there just for this first
fifteen fourteen days is good. And then there's something I'm
doing doing pretty soon that after I'm done with that,
I'll want to do a thought crime, send a good
episode on but not announcing what that is publicly. Yeah.
Get together, Yeah, yeah, we get we can get together
and talk about that. So I will give Charles this
this moment to push and promote anything he wants.
Speaker 2: I don't have anything to push you well, promote anything
necessarily at this point, Pete. But I'm just going to
try and make it very brief regarding your statement about
do you even try, do you ever do anything? Get
out there, try and live your life. As everybody knows,
much to my chagrin, I am unmarried and childless. It's
not through any lack of effort on my part, but
chips just never fell the way I wanted them to.
But I certainly did make the effort. I also had
my career taken from me. Those of you that have
read my book, The Holistic Guide to Suicide probably know
a great deal about it, but if you haven't, you're
welcome to purchase it and read it. My story's in there,
so I would say, as somebody who has lost more
than he has time to recount at this point, I
can tell you that I have been in the bottom,
I have been at the top, and I have been
in a lot of places in between. You cannot stop moving,
you cannot give up. The worst thing you can do
is to give up it. Truly, truly is that's the
worst thing you can do. And I want to tell
you that you are blessed listeners more than you can
possibly believe. Even at your darkest moments, I assure you,
and I will quote quote my Lord and Savior, I
solemnly assure you you are more blessed than you realize.
You live in an era where the boots is beginning.
Maybe we aren't there yet, but the boot is beginning
to be taken off our necks. I did not have
that benefit for fifty some years. Peter did not have
that benefit for fifty some years. You do make the
most of it. Make the most of it. And I
want to say this before I leave. With all the
immigration issues happening, I am very pleased to see it happening.
I'm very pleased to see things I have been ranting
about for at least twenty seven years starting to be addressed,
and I put on Twitter recently. But while I am
glad to see them, it is it had started a
despondency spiral in my own life and in my own
mind because my life was taken from me, my career
was taken from me for speaking up and saying we
needed to address these things. And I've lived a life
of alcoholism and penury for a very long time. No
longer an alcoholic, but it's a whole other thing. But
I was just brought a lot of pain that I
had lost so much, and now I see all these
guys getting to do the job that I signed up
and I wasn't allowed to do. So here's the point
of my long bemoting story here right now, I want
to thank everybody in the peak known as telegram chat,
and I want to thank everybody on Twitter that responded
with your thoughts and your encouragement and your prayers. I
can't name names at the moment, but God bless all
of you that responded and sent them. They were much
much more helpful than I could ever hope to express.
So God bless you all. And as always, Pete, thank
you for having me on your program.
Speaker 1: Of course, de you you have something to promote of
your own.
Speaker 3: Well, a show out there for traditionally mighty Catholics and
radical right types trying to fuse both those things. Fundamental
Principle has been launched recently by a couple of buddies
of mine, Patrick and Jerome. They're doing good work, and
I believe you made appearance, Pete. It was wonderful good.
It was a good, good show, and I was wrong
to encourage that. That's kind of your interest. Listeners, please
give it a shot. I believe Pete has links to
it if you go back and it's I've promoted it
on my telegram channel, so I'll take care of it. Yeah,
thank you very much. And of course, you know, please
go to you know Freeman the Wall, be on the
Wall slash support and you know, kick Pete a fiver please.
You know, this was necessary work that needs to get done.
And you know, right now we don't have the institutional support.
God willing and creak them right. Someday we will, but
right now, you know, the only people who are going
to bat for you listeners are people like Pete, So
please show them some support.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I can talk about all the failings in my
own life and things that I didn't do, and all
I can tell you is that right now, everything that
I'm doing is so that those of you out there
who are looking to build for the future, build families,
grow families, nurture families. The work I'm doing, the work
we're doing, is to try to make it easier for
you to do that so and for your kids, kids
and everything. So yeah, that's what our goal is. That's
what we we know, what the we know what the
future is. We know, we know what's most important, and
that's the work we're putting in. So if you ever
wonder why I do this, is so that there can
be a beautiful future, a bright future, a thriving future
that I will never see, that I won't be alive for.
But I think men in the past, great men of
the past, always knew that they were you know, the
cliche goes planting trees that they would never enjoy the
shade of, and I think that's what we're doing here.
So thanks everyone, Thank you gentlemen. I appreciate it.