Speaker 1: You know what, I blame all of you in the
chat for this, all of you weasels in there who
are complaining about the music all the time. You guys
are secret servants of YouTube, I tell ya. And they
have demonetized the OGC for copyright infringement of music on
all the streams. So if you guys want to donate
to us, you got to send us money over on
Entropy now. But you guys got your wish now, so
there's no more intro historical American marching music. You should
all be ashamed of yourselves, I tell you. But we're
back here for another exciting episode a Pony Express Radio.
Hopefully everyone in the Chat was around on Monday and
Wednesday to listen to our two new shows that we're
having every single week, those being American Spirits with Charlemagne
and Turnip Seed and a Chapter House hosted by mister
not Me, not You. So if you guys didn't catch
those earlier this week, definitely go check those out. Those
were some excellent shows indeed, But we must carry on here. First.
I got Pete, he's back with us again today. How
are you, sir?
Speaker 2: Doing good? Doing good? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I just finished listening to your episode with Darryl Cooper
just before this. It was excellent. Everyone should go and
listen after this one. So well done as always. And
of course we got our Simian friend as we're going
to talk about strategic chimping today, we just had to
have him on Raginge. Mandul is back. How are you,
my friend.
Speaker 3: I'm doing great. I'm absolutely ready to chimp. I have
no tale and I must chimp, So there we go.
Let me just say real quick before you get started,
how absolutely retarded the copyright law and regulation bullshit is.
I can't believe that, you know, marching music that's at
least one hundred years old can possibly get a copyright
strike on it. I mean, I don't understand how what
legal precept you could you could possibly use for something
that's been you know, unless you're copywriting a very specific
recording of it, which is even more faked and legalistic
and gay and all that nonsense. Like it's just it's
basically classical music at this point. You know it's old enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I will. I'll tell you this as somebody
who used to have a monetized channel twice and they
remonetize me and then demonetize me, it's probably not that.
It's probably them just doing it and find an excuse
to do it. Because the when they demonetized me for good,
it was a I mean, they just pulled an episode
that I had put up there like five years ago. Oh,
this is why we're demonetizing you.
Speaker 1: So yeah, truly maddening times living under these tech overlord types.
But we must push on anyway. But first, before we
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the stories for tonight, This first one speaking of strategic chimping.
We have a couple strategic chimping stories to talk about
this evening. The first one we're going to jump into
is the discussion of the flip flopping back and forth
with amnesty. This is a word that many people in
the Trump administration have been using back and forth. I mean,
let me get the start of this. First of all,
I'm just sick and tired of these female cabinet positions.
It's been a really bad couple of weeks for female politicians,
especially on the Republican side of things. There was just
an announcement today that Ken Paxton's wife, who is a
senator down in Texas at the state level, is now
like divorcing him after like thirty eight years of marriage
or something. I'm just so sick of this nonsense. But
Brooke Rollins here, the Agricultural Secretary, Who've seen her face
a couple of times talking about, oh, do Americans really
want to deport all the hard working Mexicans that are
working in our farms across the entire country, and some
Americans don't want that. We should amnesty our hardwarky people.
Obviously not. No, this would be a huge tarnish on
Trump's legacy if he was to give amnesty to any
of these people. We point this out on the show constantly,
back and forth that no matter how many times the
mainstream media or anyone tries to forge these numbers on
these polls, no a maoutter how they ask these questions,
it always comes back consistent that sixty to seventy percent
of all Americans want all people who are here legally
to be mass deported, every single one. Let's listen into
Brook Rollins has to say here.
Speaker 4: I think I answered the second question where we are
on farm labor a little bit earlier, But what I
will say is that Lori Chavez Dirimmer is our Secretary
of Labor and the H TWOA visa program, all of
the programs that are newer to moving in seasonal ag
workers are under a secretary Chavez Dirimmer. She has been
working around the clock with her team. I think we'll
probably hear a little bit more about this today and
the conversations will continue. But I can't underscore enough there
will be no amnesty. The mass deportations continue, but in
a strategic way, and we move the workforce towards automation
and one hundred percent American participation, which again, with thirty
four million people able bodied adults on Medicaid, we should
be able to do that fairly quickly, thank you.
Speaker 1: Well, this also comes in combination of today where we
actually did see a large raid on a cannabis farm
in California today. Yes, here we go. The chimp out
must continue until morale improves. Yes, So, I mean there's
been flip flopping back and forth pretty much for the
last month on this topic, ever since those great big
riots that kicked off in La about a month ago.
Thoughts gentlemen on the inconsistency here.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm glad she said mass deportations. This is very
nice to hear a mainstream politician use terminology that originated
on Twitter. Basically, as far as I'm aware.
Speaker 2: Well, from everything I've seen so far, so USAID is
going to be defunded and destroyed. Well, it hasn't been.
It's been turned over to the State Department. We're not
gonna we're not getting into any wars in the Middle East. Well,
we bombed around and it was I'm not saying it was.
You know, it'll lead to something huge in the future,
But it always seems like there's a trade off of
some sort, like, oh, you're going to get these deportations,
but these over here, No, they're going to stay here.
I mean, I just I find it impossible at this
point to believe that anything, in anything in American politics
you're going to get anything perfect, You're going to get
what you want. No, you're gonna get You're gonna you're
going to kind of get what you want with Trump.
You would not get anything you want with Kamala Harris.
But also there's going to be you know, people who
rely on illegal labor and things like that who are
going to get what they want. Is well, and I
mean that's just the way the game is played, and
I don't know that it is possible to change it.
And I think that, you know, relying upon thinking that
it's going to be changed at the federal level, is
you know, just wish casting at this point.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean I hate coming on here and just saying, oh,
we're just gonna have to like wait and see, right,
I'll say this much. I mean, we're like one eighth
finish with the Trump administration the second time around, right,
And I just find it unacceptable on this topic of
the mass deportations, which is the major reason and quite
frankly the most important reason that Donald Trump was elected
that the thing that we have to show for it
is well, has the biggest budget of like any law
enforcement agency in the United States at this point, and
some of it is bigger than most militaries in most countries.
And that's all that we really have to show for
at plus what they claim to be one million people
who have departed the country, a tenth of those via
mass deportations, and like nine out of ten of them
were self deportations. I will give the Trump administer your
credit for one thing is that the at least the
funnel of illegals that the southern border has just completely
stopped at this point. There's just literally nobody crossing, which
is cool, I mean, so stopping the bleeding a little bit.
We still have issues with the H one B discussion
that we still need to chip about until the end
times basically, but this can't be the only thing that
we can hang our hat up with. It's like, Okay,
great Ice has an amazing budget. That's pretty much the
only thing that's good that came out of this one
big beautiful bill. That and getting rid of based Mike Lee's,
you know, plan to sell off a bunch of our
federal land. But all the other stuff that was in
the bill that we wanted got axed from it. All
the firearms stuff that we would have wanted got axed
from it. All the remittance taxes most of it got axed.
All the stuff about Trump just sidestepping all these tenth
circuit quarter of appeals judges that got axed as well.
So it's hard for me to come out and say that, oh,
this bill was some great win for us. I mean,
we'll have to see what Ice does with this giant
ass budget now. I mean, but there's literally like no
excuses at this point. You made your deals, You've got
more money than God at this point to carry out
these mass deportations. And we have some people in the
administration saying, oh, well, maybe we're going to do amnesty
for farmers and then we're going to do big raids
today on farms throughout the country. It's just I just
want some consistency here, and I just want, you know more.
I just it could never be enough. You can never
deport enough people.
Speaker 3: Speaking of consistency, I have an idea that I would
like to float and this is a bit of a
moral case here, right, So for those who might be
aware the percentage of remittance tax. I think it was
originally supposed to be three and a half percent and
that got knocked down to like one percent or something. Yeah,
it's extremely token number, like doesn't matter. Like even the
three and a half percent number is retarded because like,
think about what's what's being done here?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: They don't pay as far as I'm aware, they don't
pay any form of income tax because a lot of
them get paid under the table. And the problem is, Okay,
so now you're saying that this illegal immigrant population gets
taxed at a lower rate than people who were obvious citizens.
So that's that's number one. And if you wanted to
to make a moral claim of you know, at least
of bare minimum standards here, you would have to say, well,
the illegal aliens should be taxed at least as high
as citizens. You can make that a progressive tax rate
if you want, but that's the entire point is you've
got to make the taxation through a remittance tax much higher.
And I think we should. We should do more over
the next year to see you if we can get
the administration to change that, because they're going to have
another budget fight in one year's time, so it's not
over at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you understand how large our government is, when
you understand how difficult it is for a large agency
to coordinate and do things on the kind of scale
that it needs to be done, you realize that you
can have a military size, you know, a budget for deportations.
It's the size of most you know, most European countries
military even more so. But if you're not funneling that
down into local areas, and you're not having help at
the local if this isn't this has to be organized
from the local level, if you're talking about rounding people up,
easiest way to do it is what you know what
Mandrel said, Uh, taxing remittance is taxing them high and
also just making it telling these businesses that are hiring illegals,
we're going to take your company away from you if
you do it. You do it once we catch you
doing at once, we're nationalizing it. This is going to
be a national company. Now, it's going to be owned
by the US government. If you're waiting for if you're
arresting all your hopes upon ICE and DHS to do
this and they're not, and that money is not being
funneled down to the most local areas especially, you know,
there are areas that want it. There are, of course,
there are areas that are that are going to fight you.
Of course there are areas where that are you know,
quote unquote sanctuary sanctu cities. But I would assume that
all but maybe three cities in Alabama, even small towns,
would be like, yeah, sure, we'll we'll help you. We'll
do it for you. We'll we'll round them all up.
All you got to do is send the buses, just
give us the money to do it. If you're not
doing it like that, then you're you're fighting this large
you think you're fighting this large war where you have
to have these small battles that you know, basically you
win these small battles on all of these local levels
and county levels and even statewide levels. It's just top down.
When does top down ever work? It doesn't. So if
you're not doing if you're not taxing remittances by thirty
to fifty percent, if you're not you know, basically threatening
business owners with we are just going to take your
business away from you, or we'll we'll pull your license,
your your your LLS, your liability. It's me. This has
to be done on many levels at once, and if
people are just waiting for it to be done top down,
it's not going to happen. Mark, I will make that.
I'm not one who likes to make predictions. I will
make that prediction. If it's all top down, this isn't
gonna work.
Speaker 1: Well, why don't we show a couple images from the
last couple of days after the announcement of all these
new increasing in ice funding, So a bunch of pictures.
This is actually taken in LA. This is in MacArthur
Park where ice raids were being conducted over the last
couple of days. I was mentioning the one right at
the start of the show where they did today where
they rated a cannabis farm and they actually tear gas
was deployed and stuff to corral people in and out
of the fields. So I mean, they're certainly showing a
great big show of force here in LA. And then
of course, if anyone's been on Twitter, one of the
big stories has been popping off the last couple of
days has been the traffic maps all throughout LA and
just how traffic in the middle of rush hour is
just non existent right now because people are just not
getting in their cars to kind of just sheltering in place.
It really just is amazing. When we talked about this
on the show all the time, all the second order
effects that happened when you actually start deporting all these people.
We talked about things like obviously the housing market, We've
talked about things like used car markets. We've talked about
all these other second order effects that happen. Another big
one is just the fact that you can actually drive
around in a major city because you don't have a
major influx of people driving on the road who aren't
supposed to be there that the infrastructure can't support. Now,
I mean, there are all these arguments that these pulling
from all these Cato people, all these like normy con Republicans,
everyone on the left. Everyone's saying that, like, oh, immigration
is just such this great thing for us because my
GDP and cheap goods and stuff. It's just all bullshit
at this point, man, and nobody can possibly stand on,
you know, with the straight face. At this point, we
know you are liars.
Speaker 3: So so a couple of things. If I can jump
in here, I'd be very interested to hear what the
actual strategy of Miller is under the Trump Admin. I
would be very interested to hear what the general broad
strategy the Trump admin is for these for this deportation plan.
I'm very glad to see the enforcement in you know,
blue territory, in these sanctuary cities. Of course, I'm very
happy to see that, because you need to do that
at some point. But I wonder if there would have
been a slightly better plan, which would have been to
basically do what Pete said and expand outwards. But that's
just a minor critique of mine. The second thing is,
let's talk resources on this. Right, If nobody is is
going to work, if everybody is staying at home, how
are they getting money? That's huge question, Like everybody has
to make rent, and all of these people have i'm
sure relatively limited savings, like everybody if they're working, you
know the jobs that Americans don't want to do down
at the supermarket or you know, holding your your burrito
at the lunch truck or whatever. So really, how long
can these people hold out when they have enforcement in
their face like this? And how long can the US
government sustain these efforts. This is the strategic problem that
you're facing right now. This is the logistical problem. Already,
we have seen various volunteer organizations attempt to get groceries
and such too, illegal migrants and that sort of thing,
just to give them some kind of relief. So you
have the Trump side of things in motion, you have
the opposite reaction and attempt to preserve what is the
status quo in these blue cities. So it's just a
question of who runs out of money and resources first,
and who's going to go after the resources and make
sure that you know, these people literally just have no
way of staying here, Like how are you what's the
plan or how what's what's your timeline here? To ensure
that you know, Jose is not going to who is
illegal and has been here for twenty years can't make
rent like that. That's what self deportations actually looks like
in practice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, excellent points. I mean, addressing the discussion of resources
as well, Let's look at this from the other side
of the coin. Just simple resources for ICE, and a
lot of this is also just going to come down
to manpower. I mean, I've seen a lot a lot
of ads these days across some Twitter, across various group
chats and everything that ICE is hiring employing these places.
So I don't know. I mean, if anybody in the chat,
maybe you want to do some good or maybe you
want a career change or something. I don't know, maybe
maybe take a look into it. I don't know your situation,
but could be interesting at the very least.
Speaker 3: If you need a job. Yeah, yeah, there's there's a
lot of our friends who need jobs, actually, so maybe
maybe this is an opportunity.
Speaker 1: Could be who knows, I have a lot. Yeah, Well,
we'll see.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 1: The other thing that comes attached to this as well
is that I saw a good friend or almost posting
about this earlier today was that there's there's a lot
of active threats going on these ice guys now to
trying to get docks, and he's calling for this should
just be a federal crime, which it obviously should be
at this point. So that's something that easily could be
done at the federal level. I mean, if you're going
to try and spur up this great giant mass deportation operation,
you're going to need men on the ground to actually
do it. And quite frankly, these guys should get a
serious piece of the pie. I mean, I understand a
lot of you know, wheels need to be greased in
Washington to get literally anything done. But quite frankly, all
these ICE guys should be millionaires as far as I'm concerned,
for being true patriots for their country getting all these
people out of here. So these guys absolutely deserve the
full protection of the law at their backs to ensure
their safety and their family safety. And we're going to
get more to that in a second with an ICE story,
but anything further gents, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Speaking of the ICE officer safety, I forget whose name
it was, but there was some Democratic politician I think
it was this morning who was calling for ICE to
no longer be able to wear you know, battaklavas or
you know, neck gators or whatever, basically things to cover
their face, so that what they didn't want. They want
people to be forced to show face right in a
law enforcement capacity. And the great problem with this, and
of course we're seeing like a military as bulletproof vehicle
on screen. I don't know exactly what's on top there.
It looks like a dude with cruiser weapon or something,
but I don't know. The the militarization of the police
is a huge issue and this is the great problem is,
you know, the meme about policing is absolutely true, and
you have nineteen fifties demographics. You can have a nineteen
fifties police force and you can have the nice policeman
from leave It to Beaver or something, whereas in modern conditions,
your police force is especially your federal police force, has
to look exactly like this. The police is a pseudo
military organization. That's that's precisely what its role is. It
is there to perform the duties of the state and
to use the monopoly of force when enforcing the actual law.
So yeah, that's that's just the bottom line of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, I mean some people are bringing this up
in the chat, but I like this idea too. Is
once you just seize all the illegal immigrant stuff once
you deport them as well, to help pay for your
costs and everything. You know, it's just that, yeah, so
we've we've seized all of your assets. You know, I
technically wouldn't be a civil asset forfeiture at that point,
right because like you're not even assists in the United States,
But you know who cares at that point, I mean,
you're you're just an illegal We're taking your car, We're
taking your home that you've ended up in illegally. Somehow.
This is all now under the control of the Department
of Homeland Security. At this point, it's over for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's the other thing it too, is
how exactly are you dealing with the assets of these people,
Like there's there's going to be a constitutional argument, and
you're gonna have to be able to find the argumentation
to pass Muster when it inevitably comes in front of
the Supreme Court to say, well, hold on a second,
these people are illegal aliens, and you have to have
some kind of legal mechanism to say, well, you know, sorry,
the rights of American citizens don't apply to you, and
everything that has been given to you up till now
has been a very very generous privilege, and you're gonna
have to find though the way to get that to
pass muster. Yeah, so many things are being discussed here,
many things. The TLDR about all this is that we
want more. You know, it'll it'll never be enough. We
just keep on pushing on this stuff. We there are
over one hundred million people in this country who should
not be here, and all of them need to go.
Speaker 1: Every last one of them. There's no room for there's
zero room for backpedaling on this issue. It's the issue.
Nothing else matters.
Speaker 2: Well, you also have to understand that, I mean, you're
looking at these guys all tacked out and everything, and
you really only need that in big cities. If if
you use my plan where you go down too, you know,
break it down to low localities, you don't even need
all of this. Most people, most sheriffs know where they live. No,
I mean, it's just it's that, it's that simple. It's yeah.
I mean, I guess it's nice, you know, to have
a drop leg holster and you know, freaking bring a
styro og you know, into freaking you know, l A
or something like that. But around here you wouldn't even
need that. Actually, pretty much everyone knows.
Speaker 1: Them, Like everyone needs a syrog.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I mean, but only an A three because
I don't want to have to buy proprietary magazine.
Speaker 1: So it's always in my dream gun while I'm so bad.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm gonna I'm gonna start looking for one because
I already have one. I already have one die hard
gun I have. I have an Asian KP seven. Now
you need a strorog.
Speaker 1: I know, it just looks so cool in that move.
All right, so you know what, actually what don't we
stay on this same topic right now. We can get
to the other chipping story later. But related to the
Ice discussion and everything, this was a very very important story.
They kind of flew under the radar this week. Not
to mention it was fourth of July. People had other
things going on. But this assaulted ambush that took place
down at Texas at Ice Detention Center. Holy crap, So
here really our Prairiland Detention Center ambush and Alvarado, Texas.
Not exactly sure where this is in relation to a
bunch of other Texas cities. Managel, maybe you can enlighten
us a little bit more, but yeah, So basically, we
had ten to twelve Antifa individuals dressed in black began
shooting fireworks towards the Prairiland Detention Center in an attempt
to lure officers outside of the building. Two unarmed correctional
officers approached the vandals. The police arrive, and then two
shooters fire twenty to three rounds from a distance of
one hundred to one hundred and fifty meters and they
flee west on foot. Two men were the two guys
that were injured, one of them shot in the neck.
They're both alive currently, they'll thank God, but they lived
to set up an ambush for these guys outside the
detention facility, open fire on them, and then flee the scene.
Most of them haven't apprehendant at this point. We'll get
to the one guy who's still in the loose. But
just I mean, we've been talking about this literally since
the day that Trump got elected back in November, that
leftist violence is going to increase. We've been tracking on
the show. Many other people in our scene have been
tracking it as well. But days of rages back on
the menu, boys, and it's only gonna get worse from here.
Speaker 2: Well, here's let me add some things here. First of all,
the fact that you they would actually have ten who
would be able to organize and do this is interesting
because usually it's not. It's one or two having a
distraction in order to do this. It's all very interesting.
You can say what you want about the way these
people look for everything, and Mike Shelby from Forward Observer
makes this point out all the time while you're sitting
on your fucking ass on your couch, you know, not
doing anything. These fuckers are out here going up against
federal agents. So you can say whatever the fuck you
want about them, but they seem to be they seem
to mean a whole hell of a lot more that
they seem to believe a whole hell of a lot
more and what they're doing than what you're doing. Okay.
Speaker 1: I hate this kind of like Boomer Cohn, you know,
like cat Turn level discourse where they just laugh at
these characters. You know, it's like, look at this guy,
you know, these little pip squeaks, shrimp arms or whatever.
It's like, dude, you put a five five six in
this guy's hands, he's just as deadly as anybody else man.
And we're gonna discuss this too when it relayed the
John Brown gun Club in a moment here. But that's
it's just very very foolish to engage in that level
of talk. I mean, yeah, these guys, they all look evil.
A lot of them look like truons, a lot of
them probably are truons. But it doesn't matter. You put
a gun in his hand, he's deadly, period.
Speaker 2: And it doesn't I don't think that they were like
they were like this was NGO funded because they were
all using shitty ars. They didn't have Daniel defenses or
you know, or anything like that. I mean, the best anyone,
I think Mike Shelby is doing the best work on this.
The best anyone can tell is is that this was done,
you know, through just organizing on their own. But here,
let me let me throw this out there. And I
don't know that I've heard anybody talk about this before.
If this was organized by an NGO, if this was
you know, planned from the top down, maybe this is
just testing these all they did all that, They just
sent them out there to see exactly what would happen,
what the response would be, so that they know exactly
what they need to do the next time. So I'll
leave it there.
Speaker 3: One thing I find interesting about this whole situation is
number one, the fact that most of these guys are caught,
and they're probably all going to get caught, and I
imagine they will serve very, very long prison sentences for
attempted murder of police officers. But the interesting thing is
the switch over to firearms based tactics, which is kind
of a new thing, right. This is like a squad
level engagement. You have roughly a squad level number of
people in military terms. And if all of these people
who are clearly willing to die for a cause and
who are armed proper regardless if you have shitty things
to say about their equipment. One of the interesting things
I like to make note of is the differences and
the similarities between now and the actual nineteen seventies stays
of rage, and back then these people would have been
going inside the facility and placing a pipe bomb in
the bathroom or something like that. Right, that was a
typical weather underground tactic. These guys are not weather underground types.
These are true radicals, very violent. Right. It's interesting also
the racial breakdown of this little cadre here that most
appears to be mostly white, with some obvious diversity mixed in,
And that's interesting to me for a couple of different reasons.
Speaker 1: But very young too for the most part.
Speaker 3: Right, I don't think I would be interested to hear
with all of these people's background is. And I imagine
a lot of these people are probably as you imagine,
former university students, some of them maybe down on their
lucky people, criminal elements types you know, yeah, exactly, So.
Speaker 1: Cap is pointing out in chat literature that they was found.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it just shows you their tactics have been updated,
their documents have been updated, and they're more than happy
to use their updated tactics to what might be considered
good effect. And the most dangerous terrorist is the terrorist
who knows he's not going to survive his attack because
he knows that, well, I'm going to die anyway, So
take as many people as I came with me. That's
the most dangerous one. And these guys, I don't know.
They they seem to me just to be like, not
not quite at that level of commitment, but still willing
to use dead leave force.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's pull up the picture of the eleventh character
who is currently still on the run. This is Benjamin
Song attempted murder a federal officer discharging a firearm during
in relation to the furtherance of crime of violence. So, uh,
this guy actually, what's notable about him is that he's
actually been a known person for a while and has
appeared at other protests other you know, uh, public displays
of force and what have you. And this guy is
a John Brown gun club member. We've known about these
guys for a while. These are the you know, the
the truants that show up and all their guns and
everything like this. But again, you know, you can complain
about these guys all you want and make fun of
them for their you know, I don't know, wimpiness. I'd say,
for lack of a better word, you know, uh, manlets
most of them and such. But hey, man, like an
AR fifteen is deadly when this guy's holding it too.
Speaker 2: Did I hear? I think Shelby said this morning on
the dispatch that this guy could have been his National
Guard trained. I don't know the answer to that, so
I think I heard Shelby. I think I heard Shelby
say that this morning. So yeah, that adds another that
would add another wrinkle to it. Yeah, it's you know,
one of the points he made was this morning, and
I thought it was a really good point. Is he
said he predicted that this wasn't going to be this summer,
wasn't going to be like twenty twenty. But because it
isn't like twenty twenty, and because they're not getting this
mass you know violence out there, that the violence we
do see will probably be amped up, will probably be
multiplied from what they wouldn't normally do.
Speaker 1: Well, this is certainly more than the basic bitch stuff
that we see of like everyday protests, you know, people
walking around with their wimpy like you know, trash can
shields or what have you. I mean again, like, we
didn't see this kind of behavior early on in you know,
twenty seventeen, during Trump's first term. Okay, we didn't really
see stuff pop off like this really until the summer
of Floyd. You know, there's some minor optics here and there,
but already at the start of Trump's second term, we've
already escalated beyond what the norm was during Trump's first term,
and we still have three and a half more years
of this. So to expect that the you know, dial
is going to go down on this kind of stuff,
I think is foolish at the very least.
Speaker 2: Golf Gulf City librarian who he's a shlby and forward
observer listener says that Mike said this morning that Saw
is actually a Marine Corps reserves.
Speaker 1: Oh there you go, huh boy. It just shows you
how far the raw is and even in the military,
you know, that very very foreboding and ominous that famous
picture of the comedy guy in the US Marine Corps.
I believe that that's what the celebration was. People might
correct me on that one.
Speaker 3: But now, if you're talking about the communists who wrote
Communism will Win in his cover, that was a guy
who's attending the US Naval Academy.
Speaker 1: Naval Academy. That's right, thank you, Mandrel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, i'mber the incident very well. But yeah, I think
it's this stuff is interesting to me because I think
number one Pete is correct. This is going to amp up.
There is no mass movement that it is basically attached to. Now.
The mainstream left is largely deflated and somewhat demoralized after
it's already had ninety years of Trump basically ten years
almost ten years of Trump, and you can't sustain that
kind of energy that long. And so the hardcore militant
radical element is going to realize that, hey, wait a minute,
no one is listening to us anymore, no one is
actually engaging with our talking points or willing to discuss
things anymore. Uh So we're just gonna start doing stuff
because you know, their their cause is is being impeded
and hinjured by various actors, and they don't like that
of course. So yeah, it's it's they're they're just gonna
get worse. It's gonna get worse.
Speaker 1: On this topic, we actually have a perfect story to
segue into our next one. Uh here, this is actually
a report from Axios about how, speaking of like the
Democrats in the mainstream left, you losing control of the
optics game and of all their minions. Basically, the Democrats
are getting told by their base to become more and
more and more radical, even in some cases be told
to quote, get shot for the anti Trump resistance. So
this is a report that Kim Jeffries and a bunch
of these other Democrat characters are basically trying to figure
out which way the left is going to go after
Camabla's terrifying or pathetic defeat at the hands of Donald Trump.
So the grassroots of the Democrats, one quote some of
them have suggested that we really need to do is
be willing to get shot when visiting ice facilities or
federal agencies. A Third House Democrat told Axios, our own
base is telling us that what we're doing is not
good enough, that there needs to be blood to grab
the attention of the press and the public, the lawmaker said.
A fourth House Democrats said constituents have told them civility
isn't working and to prepare for violence, to fight to
protect our democracy. So the Democrats are losing control of
their attack dogs. And well, I can honestly say, I'm
not surprised this is the case, because just as much
as we find a cringe of all these like photo
ops of Alexandricasio Cortes and the rest of these Democrat
fools over the years have just been like showing up
to ICE facilities and basically just like taking like sappy
eyed photos. I mean, we think it's cringe too, And
I guess I under I can understand where the radical
base of the Democrats is coming from as well, where
they also think it's cringe. Of course, they're evil, and
what the Ice people are doing are one hundred percent
patriotic and they're some of the best among us. But
the Democrats are in a tough place right now for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is this is no different that they've actually
been talking like this a lot. They've been talking. I
can't remember what the hell that Chris Murphy, the congressman
from Connecticut, he's been saying it town halls most most
of the year, that you're gonna have to get ready.
And basically what he's been he's been implying and not
coming out straightway and saying that we're gonna have to
get violent. They're gonna have to get violent. We're not
gonna we're not gonna have to get violent, I mean
in response, possibly, but they're gonna have to get violent.
And that there he had already implied that people may
need to stop playing, stop deportation, plane, stop ice everything. So, yeah,
this is nothing, this is nothing new. This is just
going past one you know one senator I think he's
a senator, I'll call him congressman, one congressman who has
been saying this since Trump is elected, and now it's
crossed over, and uh yeah, it's making talking points from
by people who are considered to be the quote unquote
future of the party.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean I see some people in the chat
of bringing up the question of losing control or loosening
the leash on their constituents. And I mean we've talked
about this quite a bit recently with some of these
bombshell reports like stuff coming out about the crs, and
as these people lose their funding, you know, into the future.
I mean they've they've they've done a good job in
the past, and this is why these organizations are so
successful and why they need to be destroyed. They have
in the past, in short, that some of these extreme
violent tendencies of these leftists have been pushed down or
from the push their narratives. You know that everything is peaceful.
I mean, we just happen to be in age right now,
where everybody's got a phone on them. We can see
that this fiery but peaceful protest line is just a
hawk of shit. So when these people start losing their
funding and losing control of their radicals, I'm not surprised
that they're getting this kind of level of pushback from people.
That's the thing too, is that who where do you think.
Speaker 3: Some where do you think this guy who's on the
run from the FBI now would have worked if he
was going to go work in normal job, Well, he
worked for an NGO, or he worked for the government right,
or he work in academia like this is these are
the pathways to institutional power for this this segment of politics.
And now that you're defunding CRS. This is a and
all of the other NGO and affiliated other BS programs.
I mean, you're basically taking away their jobs essentially. And
this was as predictable as one could possibly get. Is
what happens when you take people's livelihoods from them is
they tend to get very, very radical, very quickly.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about that. Yeah, I was thinking about
that too. I'm looking at the age of these people
and of some and they look like either they were
in high school or you know, they're basically the offspring
of COVID. You know, what we thought could go wrong
with COVID was people not only being able to see people,
and people losing the ability in a world where people
have already lost the ability to socialize in real life,
and now with so many jobs being taken away and
everything all they can all they have, the only thing
they have time to do is sit around and get
radicalized by you know, Trump being the next Hitler and
you know shit like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, well.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows that there's something deeply wrong with the United
States right now, and we have serious systemic problems that
need to be addressed in the way our society currently
functions and it's driving people. You know, this isn't really
necessarily on the topics list for this week, but we
might as well talk about it anyway. This completely ridiculous
and cringe idea that Elon Musk casts He's going to
somehow appeal to the center and create this America Party
that everyone is just gonna you know, radically storm to
or whatever. Like. No, this is ridiculous. I mean, on
both sides of the aisle, Republicans and Democrats, the base
on both sides just despises the people that is currently
in charge of their parties, and the parties just do
not want to go in the direction of either of
the bases. And this idea that Elon has, it's like, oh, well,
we're going to go back and do the exact same
thing that the previous two parties were actually doing just
ten years ago, which was like the foundation for why
everyone is pissed off with them now anyway, is just lunacy.
I mean, I truly am just amazed how one of
the richest and most powerful men in the entire world
it's just like a high school like like lutic when
it comes to politics. He just doesn't understand anything. It's like,
it's like, what, Elon Musk, you you think democracy is working? What? Like,
how do you not know better than this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's this is like a guy who got a
C in high school Civics class and didn't actually, you know,
as opposed to the smart kind of person you'd expect
Elon to be, whould be in the ap courses or
something in high school.
Speaker 1: But anyway, it's just it's just very bizarre.
Speaker 2: I mean, he he wants to start the JEAT party.
Well there's that too, and yeah, so yeah, and apparently
those the original filing was supposed to be fake or something.
I don't know that I believe that. I mean, I
don't really believe anything these people say anymore until I
see it happen.
Speaker 1: It's a good point also, like I could totally believe
that a subcontinental went and immediately scammed to be the
first one to file for in corporation for that political party.
So even if it's not correct that that was the
official person who was doing the filing for the political party,
is certainly directionally correct at the very least. It's kind
of like sometimes where you see these stories online and
you can't like one hundred percent corroborate them right away,
as long as it's like pointing in the same general
direction of things, like you know, you know you're on
the right track with it. Sorry, immute to myself, I
don't know how the hell I did that.
Speaker 2: I was checking what I do?
Speaker 1: What I Yeah, Yeah, it was weird anyway, So uh
the discussion, Uh, next we're going to be going to
uh south of the border. So as we're up here
talking about all this, you know, ice raids and deporting
the legals, and the problems with immigrants in our country
taking jobs and taking housing and cloging up roads and
all this stuff, well let's actually go and see what
happened in Mexico over the weekend. Let's take a look.
So here we go. Here we have people protesting Mexicans
in Mexico City are protesting the American influence of expats
in Mexico City, either taking jobs or in this case
taking housing from hardworking Mexicans.
Speaker 2: So it's just.
Speaker 1: We're pointed this out on the show before the ridiculous
requirements that takes to be a citizen of Mexico if
you want to be an imigrant into that country, and
then put it in comparison with the United States. But
here we have over fourth of July weekend. And we
also pointed this out recently with the mayor of Mexico
City and the President of Mexico going out of their
way to encourage to send more people to the United
States and acting like those riding in La were citizens
of Mexico. And it's therefore the President of Mexico's business
to ensure that these people are well taken care of
in the United States, just literally just calling these people
foreign actors and another nation. This is what's going on
in Mexico City.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Well, well, in her defense, she's probably not wrong about
them being Mexican citizens.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that's well, that's certainly true there obviously.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we sure this isn't just a chimp out.
I mean, this could be just a chimp out for
chimp out's sake, and you know, then you find, you know,
like the pograms in Russia, we want to bring, you know,
we want to rob some stuff. Oh we're oh, they're
destroying our businesses because we're Jewish. I mean, I don't know,
I don't know that I'm buying it, but I mean
it is uh you know, if anything, what you could
say is it's spreading. Yeah, it's spreading, and I don't
think it's you probably if you're going to look at it,
maybe not be so surprised considering.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, hold, sorry interrupt. Did you guys
see what's on that guy's jacket? Did you guys see?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's very that's a very popular symbol down down
in Mexico. But let's not you know, let's not ignore
the fact that the person who's running Mexico now is
you know, basically the same power that's running here. So
why wouldn't they become some of their cities become like ours?
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh, definitely a fair point on that one. So
I just just thought it was interesting to uh point
this out right here that you know, Americans are being
targeted in Mexico City and much of the same uh,
you know arguments are being used against the immigrants in
our own country are being used in theirs as well,
And of course it's okay when these people do it,
but it's of course, you know, horrible and the worst
thing in the world for Americans to express a sovereignty
for their own nation and their own people.
Speaker 2: So just that first business, the first business in this
video that they're showing them attacked as a bank, so
to say they're protesting tourists and you know, Americans, I don't.
I'm not getting that just from this video. I'd need
to know more.
Speaker 1: It's fair too, indeed. So I thought that was just
a little something that we can show everybody here. But
back to our side of the border and again bring
up the question of strategic chimping. We're gonna have to
talk about the Epstein files and the Epstein story because
this one was just something that was going around throughout
the entire last weekend change here. So I guess like
a very brief timeline here on this one is that
throughout the entire campaign trail, you had Donald Trump talking
about the Epstein files. They're declassifying. It's gonna be on
my desk and I'm going to release it. We've had
Cash Betel and Dan Bongino and and Pam Bondi and
all these characters throughout the tire Trump administration talking about, oh,
it's it's it's soon, it's gonna be around the corner.
We've got the notes on our desk. The client list
is on my desk, get ready for me to sign.
They did that photo op maybe three months ago when
all like the you know, uh, Norman Khan, like safe people,
like influencers like Liz Wheeler and Mike Cernovich and everyone,
We're invited to the White House and they got that
ridiculous like files were pretty much every sentence was like
XD off black and stuff, and there was just no
new information in there whatsoever. Well, now we're being told
from the Trump administration that, oh, well, wouldn't you know it,
not only did Jeffrey Epstein known killer of himself? Yes,
everything there's it's just there's no questions here at all.
You know, there's no client list. We're going to release
this video footage of outside of his room, but we're
gonna edit out one minute of this video that's like
twelve hours long, and then we're just gonna try and
swoop this under the rug. When we take questions about it,
Trump says, why are you still asking about this? YadA, YadA, YadA.
I mean, I'll just say from the onset, I'm sick
of talking about the story. I think it's a total
slap story. I think it's junk. This is just ridiculous
on all manner that people thought that something was actually
gonna come of this one. But quite frankly, I'm very,
very pissed at the Trump team who basically just blue
balls literally everybody about this. It's like, if you're gonna lie,
then just like lie from the very start. This is
just ridiculous. The only good thing that's come out of
this is that a lot of people in the Norman
con sphere are calling for Pam Bondi to be fired, which,
quite frankly, she never should have been in that position
in the first place. It should have been Matt Gates
at the very beginning, and he would have been an
infinitely better pick from the very start.
Speaker 3: But I mean, this is just like a lie for
a reason.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, of course, of course, you know, but this
is just like such blatant lying from the Trump administration.
This just cannot be allowed to stand, regardless of what
people actually feel about the story itself. Myself included.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the you know, we had that picture
of of Epstein, and you know, physiography never lies, and
now I'm looking at this picture of Cash Betel and
I'm wondering, I think someone needs to DNA test him.
Speaker 1: Stayed on the picture too.
Speaker 2: Since we have been an occupied government for eighty years now,
almost eighty years now, all this was was protecting our
greatest ally. We know it. Everyone knows that the only
thing we can do is just keep exposing the fact
that we're that we're occupied. It's it's when something like
this happen. You know, back in twenty nineteen, when when
Epstein killed himself, When when Epstein quote unquote killed himself,
Daryl Cooper was a person who came out and said, yeah,
this country is done. Because as soon as he ended
up dead in prison, basically every American should have been like, Okay,
we need to overthrow this government. We can't deal with
this anymore. But no, I mean six years yes, six
years later, yeah yeah, yeah, dah yeah. And now oh no,
he was just you know, oh, he had tons of
child porn, That's what he was doing. Nothing. You know,
he had there was cameras. There were pinhole cameras in
every room in a in the biggest townhouse in Manhattan
that was given to him by Lex west what Les Westar,
you know, by a billionaire another billionaire tribesman. This is
we are occupied and the stuff like this is not
going to stop until we are no longer pied. That's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with everything you said there, Pete. I mean,
it's just this is just unacceptable. Now. Like again, I
don't think anybody here on this panel had some grandiose
ideas that somehow we were going to get a print
out of every single one of Epstein's clients and we
were going to ever know the truth about this whole story.
I mean, come on, like, we're not naive in this regard, right,
That's that's how we're asking for here on this panel
here and stuff. But this is just completely unacceptable, you know,
conduct from Trump's team on this one. And to be.
Speaker 2: Honest, let's think about this. Dan Bongino made a whole
career on rumble of we're gonna bring We're gonna get
in there, get Trump elected, We're gonna bring these people down.
Get me in that, get me in that administration. I'll
help bring these people down. Dan Bongino should like, how
can he ever show his face?
Speaker 5: I mean, people should throw rotten food at him when
he goes into public from now on, I'm being nice.
Oh yeah, he should not be allowed to go in
public anymore.
Speaker 1: The clips that I've seen of his appearance on Fox
News and Pam Bondi's as well on this one. Just
really really shameful stuff on that one. I mean, like
I really have just like a you know, during this
time of year, obviously, you spend a lot of time
with family and stuff, because like you know, you're like
fourth of julying it up and everything, and everyone's like
together with your boomer family members and stuff. And I
just really have an act to rhyme with Fox News
right now because I just have so many like boomer
conservative like family members who are just.
Speaker 3: Still glued to Fox News.
Speaker 1: And there's just the worst kinds of people on there
these days. Like I'm watching like a couple like Mark
Levin shows because he's just on the background. Yead do
I hate that man? And the whole cadre of people
were at Fox Man They're just awful, and they were
just pulling cover for all of these guys, and I
was just like, oh, well, of course, you know, I
actually said this when I meant that I had Epstein's
client list on my desk, and I was just speaking
you know, in memes and metaphorical terms and what have you.
It's just what I really meant was this, It's like,
shut up, we all know you're lying.
Speaker 3: I Mean, the one thing that's noticed able about this
entire incident is that it's a the first time I
think I have seen a narrative misstep by the Trump admin,
which isn't a good sign. Definitely, that was bad.
Speaker 1: Trump's response to as well to the press when they
were asking about the story as well, was really really
bad as well. It's like, what do you mean you're
still talking about this stuff. I mean, I get it,
that's like a signal from the king to be like, hey,
shut up about this story and what have you. But
I mean, Trump like get better lackeys apparently then, because
like this, Pam Bondi and Cash Battel, these these people
are just pathetic. I've seen nothing remotely interesting coming out
from Like they're like the three fucking stooges. These people,
you know, uh, Bondi, Patel and Bongino.
Speaker 2: Dude, the I mean there are people. I saw this
whole thread today about how you're you still have to
be trusting the plan about about the whole Epstein thing. Gigantic.
I mean, when do we get to the when do
we get to the point where it's like, okay, Trump,
Trump gives us, he gives us four years to plan
amongst ourselves for how we go forward. I mean, I
just I'm gonna I mean, I hope stuff happens. I
thought that some things could happen. I hope that some
things could happen. Yeah, Hope is a very human is
a very human emotion that you know, a lot of
people won't allow you to have anymore because they consider
it to be weakness. I don't think it's not weakness,
it's humanity, especially when you're in a you know, in
a system that's just you know, people say, oh, this
is you know, it's a binary system. Now this is
just like one system. But you know, you would hope
that that something, something could go your way.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I'm just so sick of I'm so
sick of people using this like really retarded term, this
PanicIn term. I hate it. I don't care that Donald
Trump came up with it. I think it's a dumb term,
and he really shouldn't have come up with it either.
I'm just sick of all of these people who are
insisting on all of us that, like, oh, well, you
got to trust the plan, bro, and everything like this.
It's like, dude, listen, I am an enthusiastic supporter of
Donald Trump. I've voted for the man three times, from
a fifth to fourth, any number of times more if
it came across my desk and it was in my
power to do so.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: But come on, man, we know this like strategic chimping,
it works. People respond to pressure in the administration. We
know that there are people who are listening to our guys.
I don't understand what you were getting from this. Oh,
we have to one hundred percent toe the line kind
of deal and trust literally everything that's coming out of
the White House. And then like five days later we
got to backwards rationalize how we were the ones that
because we were trusting the whole time, things came out
exactly the way we wanted or whatever. It's like, you
guys don't know fucking shit the entire time. And it's
been like obvious to anyone who's been paying attention as
well that you're just engagement farming, you know, flopping back
and forth between what positions you do, we don't hold,
and then like you come out as like the big
triumphant warrior at the end saying I never doubted Trump.
I never you know, broke ranks or anything. It's like, motherfucker,
none of us have either. But we just are actually
pushing the envelope in a direction where we wanted to go.
But I suppose that everybody in our scene wanted things
to go. Well, there's there's plenty of things that Donald
Trump has said that none of us here agree with.
There's plenty of more things that people in this cabinet
have said even more that we disagree with even more.
And I'm not going to remain silent about that. And
it's ridiculous to expect anyone.
Speaker 3: To do so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you're if you were one of those people,
like what's his name, Ben Shapiro put out a video
like highlighting all the people who said that Trump was
going to start World War three by dropping bombs on
I ran. And because these people got it wrong, you
shouldn't try. Motherfucker. You got COVID wrong. Yep, you get
every you you literally get every foreign policy thing wrong,
and you got COVID the biggest fucking IQ test of
our time. You fucking you showed up, you know, like
with the freaking like lower than a non on that one.
Fuck you know, fuck you people. Of course you're gonna
be like, don't fucking do this. Don't drop bombs on Iran.
They're not Arabs, they're fucking Persians. Okay, why do Why
don't Israelis? Why don't they like them? Because they're smarter
than them, because they're better than them, They're better human beings,
they're bigger than them. Fuck yeah, I mean, stop fucking
cheerlead him dropping bombs on people who should be our
natural allies. The only reason they they don't. They don't
chant death to America. They chant death to Zog. If
you hear anything other than death to Zog, you're retard.
Speaker 1: Indeed. So conclusion of this one bad week for the
Trump team at the very least, particularly on this topic. So,
I mean, if this is like the line that people
are gonna, you know, tote on this one, you better
be giving me those mass deportations. Man. That's that's all
I gotta say, because if you really go through with
the amnesty thing, that is just the nail on the
coffin for Trump's legacy right there. I mean, everything else
that you're talking about is just literally worthless. At that point.
They could reform any institution, cut any funding, pass any
tax cuts. You know, prevent any national land from being
sold to form bidders. You know, you can stop any
new wars or whatever. But if you don't actually address
the main issue just facing this country, which is the
source of almost all of our problems, is immigration. And
if you cuck on that issue, it's over for you.
It's certainly over for JD. Vance as well, if he
wants to be the next president. This is Trump's signature issue.
He should not cook on this issue by any means.
It is the issue which literally got him elected. It
is where he got his most famous quotes from at
the start of the twenty fifteen primary season when he
came down the escalator.
Speaker 3: This is it. This is what he should be famous for.
This is his legacy. Mass deportations, restrict immigration. That is
why he is in his office and why people have
remained loyal to him through his many, many trials and
tribulations over the last eight years. He needs to do this.
Speaker 1: Sorry, what's typing in the chat again? All right, let's
move on to our final story of the evening. Something
of a little bit more on a tragic note, but
also we can you know, I'll say praise of a
chad of an American right here. We'll talk about this
one in a moment. So over the fourth of July weekend,
in the last couple of days, there has been a
ridiculous amount of rain that has fallen in the American Southwest,
in New Mexico and Texas particularly, and this has resulted
in some extremely dangerous flash flooding that has occurred. One
of them, which we'll be talking about right here in Texas,
revolves around a all Christian girls school summer camp activity
which was surrounded on all sides by the increasing flood waters,
so people were unable to escape until one man who
was a former accountant and a twenty six year old
gentleman by the name of Scott Ruskin, was the rescue
diver on the scene who evacuated over two hundred people
from this Christian girl's summer camp and saved all of
their lives. Here we go, just take a look at
this chad. We talked about all the time about the
slew of instance we've had with air traffic controllers and
planes falling out of the sky. Here we have a
guy twenty six years old, just an absolute Chad, who
should totally be in charge of operations and organizations like these. Well,
this is the kind of stuff that we talk about
when we say that DEI kills it literally does. This
guy and people like him should be in charge of
all these things. Period.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I heard that, like the Austin fire chief was
complaint and was making excuses about how they weren't able
to do this, they weren't able to do that, they
couldn't do this anything. And then someone found a video
of them for like four years ago bragging about how
you know diverse, the you know they're the organization was.
I mean, it's just you. You cannot hire you can't
hire people who can't answer the fucking breakfast question and
expect them to be able to be competent in anything.
Just fucking stop it and stop hiring women for these
jobs too, you know. Just as a brief aside, that
video that came out from the airport in Britain where
and you see this this female cop and her nose
is all bloody and everybody's like, oh my god, and
people like, don't don't make this into a dee. I
think she should be at home. She should be at
home taking care of her husband. What is she doing there?
You think you're talking? You think she's going to be
able to go up against a seventy IQ frigging monkey
from Africa? What do you retarded? Stop it already. We
want the best people. We want the best people that
we possibly can to be working at these important jobs,
especially when it comes to saving lives. Stop it already,
one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: I Mean, one of the other things that really starting
out to me on that video that you were just
describing p is how everybody on the scene just immediately
has to go to the aid of this woman, especially
because she starts crying. I mean, listen, like, getting punched
in the face is never fun, and getting a broken nose,
you know, isn't fun either. I'm not like begrudging here
for that, right. What I am saying is that the
tone of the scene immediately changes because now we can't
go and deal with the purp. We have to deal
with the crying woman now. Because there's a part of
men's lizard brain and our monkey brains in the back
that as soon as to be a woman crying, it's
something we have to drop everything and adjust the situation for.
So it's just no, there's just no reason a woman
needs to be in the situation. Literally ever, they can't
do the job as well as a man could, and
the second they show up on the scene, it destroys
the entire for lack of a better word, fang shue
of the entire space. Then now we just have to
drop everything and deal with this one problem now instead
of dealing with the actual threat.
Speaker 2: So it's just your reaction. If your reaction to getting
your nose broken or busted isn't to get more angry
and more violent, should not be in a job where
it's a possibility that you'll get your nose busted and
a fucking story here.
Speaker 1: Well, our hearts definitely go out to all those fellow
Americans of ours who are affected by these disastrous flash
floods throughout the Southwest over the long weekend, especially around
fourth of July. It's just I feel so bad for
a family like this who sends like a young girl
off to a Christian camp and then they just get
swept away in floodwaters. And many of these people still
don't even haven't been found. I have received word that
Dave the Distributist is collecting money tonight on his stream.
He's gonna send it to a charity down here, down
in Texas to deal with this flooding. So please head
on over to Dave's channel after this and give him
some love so our fellow countryman can definitely use it
in a time.
Speaker 2: Like this, can you, Mandrel? Do you have any information
about what this areas like, demographic wise or anything like that.
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't know, Pete off the top of
my head.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, okay, yes, so very very sad indeed, but
we talked about this all the time, and Pete is
constantly banging this drum and it needs banging once again.
Is do you know what is going on in your
local area? Do you have people who can help you
in a time like this when disaster strikes? You know,
there was there's questions about if the Texas National Guard
and all of the weather services and all the you know,
charities and everything acted fast enough to save a bunch
of these people. I mean, of course, it's fourth of
July weekend. A lot of people are out doing other stuff.
You imagine that most of the government services are gonna
be understaffed, and a weekend like this like, do you
know do you have friends in your local area who
can help you out in times like this, Well, it's
only going to get worse from here man, all right,
So if there's nothing further, gents, we will go to
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nineteen sixty four, as ever is the first super Chatter
on the scene. Thank you very much, my friend he
for five box, he says. Evening, gents, I hope you
all had a great fourth whatever, or whenever I have
beers burgers and brats, it's always a good day, especially
with family. I had to say the American Spirits first
episode was phenomenal, looking forward to next week's one salute
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But we're trying to offer a broad range of shows
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Jackson Walker sends us ten bucks. Thank you very much.
We appreciate it, sir. Our good friend Cringe Walker luth
Templar for three bucks, says.
Speaker 3: I'm so happy he used his actual screen name and
not his adopted screen name.
Speaker 1: Now he's always really awkward to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, never let him live it down.
Speaker 1: Yes, for three dollars. It sounds like they want to
force deportation on blue states in preparation for the census.
But this will backfire. Needs to be national and not
state by state. That's that's obviously true. Well, I mean
they all have to go, they all have to go back.
Speaker 3: Uh, all right, I mean, Crinchalker, Crinchalcker does have a
point here. I did make a note several months ago
on Twitter. It was like a couple of tweet long
thread basically the way that the math works out for this, right,
Democrats love to complain about the you know, representation in
Congress and especially in the House, which is based entirely
off of a portion of population, as people who actually
did do well in civics class should know. The entire
thing about that, though, is in why they complain is
they will always cite, oh, well, in North Dakota and
South Dakota have representation of one representative or one electoral
College vote for every five hundred thousand people or whatever
the number is up there, and then they'll complain about
how in California or something, it's always six hundred and
thirty seven, six hundred and fifty thousand people, so that's
one representative for every six hundred you know, a substantially
larger number of people per representative basically, and that's what
they're complaining about. The way that the math breaks down
is if you if you subtract earth I should say
I shouldn't say subtracted, sorry, if you divide the amount
of illegals, right, and you can take whichever number that is.
Let's assume that it's a very it's the highest possible number.
The Harvard figure the maximum of their model from like
twenty seventeen. That's about twenty four to thirty million people,
and that's before the Biden boost. If you divide that
number by six hundred fifty thousand or so, you get
a number that is roughly equal to the amount of
seats majority that the Democrats had in the twenty eighteen midterms.
So to say that this has no political consequences is
absolutely not true. It absolutely does have political, real political consequences,
and it is a prior prerogative of the GOP now
to have to do mass deportitions. You have to do
this because when the next census comes up in five
years and you redistrict all of these houses, how are
you going to get rid of the squad?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: The way that you get rid of the squad is
by getting rid of all of the legal aliens you redistrict,
and basically you get rid of AOC's house seat because
it doesn't exist except on paper and never has so. Formally,
there's like six hundred and fifty thousand people that she's
representing in New York or somewhere that run that number.
But you know, really there's only you know, half a
third of those people who are probably citizens in her district.
So it's one of those things where like this district
is one that does shouldn't even exist. So yes, cringe
Walker is technically correct there.
Speaker 1: All right. Yes, Scrungedrugger always provides great value on these
topics for sure. So schebum two twenty for fifty dollars.
Thank you very much, sir. That is definitely the super
child of the night thus far. We greatly appreciate it,
and thank you again everyone for sending us money over
on entropy. I mean, we get a bigger cut and
we just greatly appreciate it all around. So thank you. Chance.
In the is the administration going after the NGOs that
helps bring in these foreign illegals, the people in those
organizations need to face big consequences for what they did
to our people. Salute the OGC. Yes, of course, I greatly.
You know you mentioned this many a time that there's
just many, many layers to this whole network of people
that have betrayed us by letting in all these foreigners
in here, no doubt, they're definitely on people's radar. Whether
they're taking any action against them, it's tough to tell.
Speaker 2: Right. Well, the the YouTube channel S two under s
two Underground, he he basically has a map of like
all of the quote unquote safe houses. Can someone who's
making noise, Okay, he has a map of all the
safe houses and where they are, and he gives their
addresses and so you can look them up. But these
are places where they'll hide them. They'll hide them until
they can get them into court. And yeah, he's had
it taken down a bunch of times to the point
where he has put it on GitHub because they're coming
after him. And then when you go to the website
for these people, you kind of find out that like
all of those charities, the Catholic charities, Lutheran charities, all
of them have basically now all combined into one. And yeah,
they're still going. You know, people were like, oh, well,
USA I D gets defunded and everything. There are still
a lot of billionaires out there who want to see
the world burn. They're going to keep going until I'm
not going to say the administration is going to stop them.
It's gonna be us. I mean, we're going to have
to stop them one way, you know, one way or another.
And I'm not saying how that is done, how you
do that, but it's it's going to be on.
Speaker 3: Us, right. I always tell people with the USA stuff
that if getting rid of government funding is good, because
government funding is having you being forcibly made to pay
for your enemy's political prerogatives. And that's why you're they
always want you to have to pay these these burdens essentially,
and if they go to the private sector for funding,
that is a well of funds that is somewhat more
more finite because you can't just put infinity money anymore so,
and people do have budgets and eventually that stuff does
run out, so it is it's it's a step forward, definitely.
Speaker 1: All right, let's carry on here. Ski Bum two twenty
also sends us five bucks, saying he subscribed for five
bucks no doubt, referring to our substack. So thank you
very much, Sarah, We greatly appreciate it. Paladin yy Z,
our good friend and prolific super chatter, sends us one
hundred and fifty bucks tonight. Thank you very much, My friend,
We greatly appreciate it, he says, great show, guys, fantastic
interview with Daryl Buddy. Yes, as I was mentioning, I
just listened to that just before we went live here,
and everyone should head over to Pete show and check
out his recent episode with Daryl Cooper was excellent show.
Everyone should listen to it. So moving on to Anglo
Catholic for three bucks, first time catching it live. I
don't know what the whole Epstein Files conversation is about.
Who's Epstein? What's a file? What is truth?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Pretty much right exactly, and Paladin yyz again sends us
another twenty five bucks. Any thoughts on birda oh, and
Burden's awesome breakdown on chat GBT morphing into Mel Gibson
after four peers. I actually haven't listened, it's on my backlog,
but I do love Burn and Byrd. Both those guys
are great and they do a pretty good chemistry together
whenever they're on a show together, so I do need
to listen to that. But no doubt they had some
humor to go around between the two of them, so
definitely go check that out as well. See, there's just
we're just spoiled for content and our thing. Our guys,
you know, too many of our guys are just putting
out awesome stuff. It's it's hard to keep track all
the time, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I had a I had a tweet talking about
that where I said that if you if pattern recognition
without emotion always ends up in the same place, that's
pretty much what happens to AI when you let the
reins off, pattern recognition always ends up going in the
same exact direction. And if humans can figure out, you know,
if we can figure out how to release our emotions
and just notice the patterns, we get to a place
where a lot of people just don't want us to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Good point. Indeed, you know, I'm actually we're going
to get to a point where it's like one hundred
and nine ais but amazing. I'm just glad that everyone
got their screen shot out of the way the last
two days because that was it was a fun day.
It's a fun day to be on Twitter, I'll tell
you that much. There aren't too many of them these days,
but that one was a fun one, so all right.
And then our final super chat the evening maple Copperhead
for five bucks as salute gentlemen. Well, salute to you, sir,
Thank you very much. All right, let's go around the
horn here. We'll do some shillings and we'll call it
what's for the evening? So Pete, aside from that excellent
show with Daryl that everyone's been talking about, what else
do you have cooking?
Speaker 2: Oh? I mean that's about it. I've been reading. I
started reading for my subscribers, subscriber only material, Maurice Samuel's
you gentiles. I got through chapter three on this chapter
two on the second episode. So if you want to
take that journey with me, subscribe somewhere and you'll do it.
Speaker 1: All right, very good, and mister raging mandrel, Sir, do
you have anything to promote at this time?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think at at this point, I'm ready to
once again resume uh the Babylon B review. Excuse me,
Babylon B, Babylon Berlin.
Speaker 1: I know, I I every time you guys talk about
doing that. I also you know my uh the screw
you jewel Berry.
Speaker 3: But yes, so as soon as some of the other
members are ready, I will be more than happy to
do that. And uh yes, I think on my own channel,
this whole this this summer and the incipient violence that
that is building is inspiring me to once again go
do days of rage streams. I've it's been too long
since I've had a chance to do that. My time
has been very limited at the moment, unfortunately, and uh I,
I do want to get back into that as soon
as possible because it's very timely.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course, undoubtedly, especially given the topics we discussed today.
For myself things to promote actually have quite a bit.
So on Saturday morning, I will be on Red Morning
with my good friend Ryan Stone, so we're gonna catch up.
It's been a couple months since we've done a podcast,
so that'll be great. Always a good guy puts on
some excellent content and a good friend, So check me
out over there on Saturday. Also Sunday evening. This is
up in the air right now because I know we're
still working on schedules, but there is going to be
a stream on Last Things as channel with myself Last
Things and mister John Slaughter, and we're gonna talk about masculinity,
the legacy of the manosphere, stuff like that. Allegedly that
is going to take place on Sunday night. It might
get pushed back a little bit later the next week,
but keep your eyes open for that, so check me
out over there of course. And then, as usual my
weekend appearances, I will probably be on Rule zero and
Post zero on Saturday and Sunday, so check me out
over there all right. And of course the OGC will
be back here next week for our three shows stint
throughout the entire week, so everyone, set your calendar, set
your clocks, set your alarms for Monday, Wednesday and Thursday,
and we'll see you guys next week. Everyone, have a
good weekend.