Speaker 1: All right, everybody, we're live. Welcome. I figure out how
to stop this morn music. It's called feeding the ducks.
All right, we're live. This is my first live stream
on YouTube, so welcome making history. I have to make
sure I don't get banned. I don't know what the
rules are for getting banned anymore. I don't know how
to not get banned. Okay, we're going live. We're actually
going live with Jay Dyer. Jay Dyer was recently on
Pierce Morgan. See if I can share this with you.
He was recently on Pierce Morgan debating two liberal Christians
and Roger Stone was there though I think they were
in agreement, and they were debating about who the next
pope should be. And Jay Dyer did a great job.
I was actually really impressed, and I was not surprised
with everything else we saw from the other two people.
I don't know if the wrong crowd is coming back, Evan,
I saw that. Look, I was filming the wrong crowd
when I was in Austin and I had friends, And
now nobody wants to touch me. So I mean, people
want to touch me, but not that way. So we're here,
we're going live. Let's go ahead and bring Jay in. Jay,
are you with us? Can you hear us? Wait? Hold
on all right, Jay?
Speaker 2: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Hey, Jay's got to tune in with audio. How's it going.
Speaker 2: I'm great? How are you good?
Speaker 1: Yeah? We're doing it live, everybody. This is live. This
is unedited, unscripted, live, So it's going to be less
racist than I usually am because I don't want to
get banned. Okay, that's why Jay. You're traveling right now? Right?
Speaker 2: Yes, we are in the middle of nowhere, Texas, and
I'm sitting here next to my wife and a random dog.
Speaker 1: So yes, Oh well, I like you say hi to
your wife. Your wife. I like your yaku picture there.
That's awesome.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Uh, it's fitting. So there was people saying,
you know, after this discussion, that I was disrespectful to
the good black bishop there, who of course is a
made up bishop. So I wanted to show respect for
my creator and so hence yakub.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, thank you for that. We appreciate it. Hey,
I gotta say I watched you on this and I
was so happy that you were on there because you
laid the SmackDown. I think you came with fact you
out debated these losers, and you know, you basically saw
what was going on with the other people was exactly
the ship that we have to deal with. It's woke
communist bullshit that disguises itself as like this Christian compassion
and then wants to attack anyone who doesn't want to
go with the woke agenda as not being Christian, which
is so ironic because none of these all of these
people are atheists.
Speaker 3: Oh absolutely, it's the fake. It's full bunch of shit.
Speaker 2: Ever, dude, So like when I came on there, I
had no idea what to expect. And Pierce's producers, I
kid you not. They told me three times, three separate times,
just to be nice. Jay. I know that you're probably
thinking with British, with polite, we absolutely distain politeness. You
must be aggressive, Jay, you must do this. Yeah, I
could you. So I was like, all right, you don't
have to ask, you don't have to ask me to
be sassy, baby, I'll bring it. And right out of
the gate, I was like, Okay, this black dude's like
one percent liberation theology, socialist, Marxist atheists.
Speaker 3: We just total fake. It was obvious.
Speaker 2: Ye, So I just immediately went after that guy. I
knew he wasn't going to last like a minute before
he contradicted himself, and of course he did because he
says like a minute later, you know, well, representing liberation theology,
and I'm like, I thought you weren't a liberation theology proponent,
which he is. And so I want.
Speaker 1: To go I want to go to this video. I
want to play this clip real quick because this was
this was the one that did it for me, and
I hope that everybody else caught this. But let me
go ahead and play this for everybody, just this part,
and then I'll check in with.
Speaker 4: You, Jay to see elected the next pope, I'll stop
with you, Bishop Tulba Swamp.
Speaker 5: So I think that many hoped to see the church
retreat from the progressive path that Pope Francis charter during
his papacy, and I believe that they want the next
pope to bless their nationalism, to justify their cruelty, and
basically baptize their greed.
Speaker 1: I don't so just real quick, I'm gonna interrupt this
real quick. I just want to say, Okay, when I
was watching this video for the first time, I was
watching when I first was watching this, I was like,
all right, he's gonna go ahead and give a synopsis
of right wing nationalism, which means white nationalism as this
evil thing. And then I had money on it that
I swear when it came time he was going to
say we needed a black pope. Let's go ahead and
see if he does what I thought he was gonna do.
Speaker 2: I don't think that should happened.
Speaker 5: I think the next pope, whoever he is, should be
selected based on not on the comfort of the powerful,
but on the cries of the vulnerable, and stand firmly
in the tradition of prophetic Christianity, one that centers what
Jesus called the least of the He's rather than catering
to the fears of the privilege.
Speaker 4: So give me a name.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 5: There are several popes that he he shotted a path
so that potentially we could have, for the first time
ever an African person, and I think that that may
be that may be in the best interest, and so
I'd like just.
Speaker 1: To finally say, let's get a black pope. Hell yeah, man, dude, dude,
I feel like I would have been playing bingo right
now with the one so hard. So here you go,
here go right, wants to say all this crap about
Joe being nationalist. You can't have this sectarian identity. They
would love to beat back this progressiveness. And then what
does he want? He wants a black pope. Why do
you want a black pope? Oh? Because you're black and
you identify with being black. Whoa, whoa. So with all
the bs that he's going off and saying, right, he
then has his own identity politics, Jay, you could jump
in any time.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So there's a couple of funny things about that
which I didn't even notice in the in the midst
of the heat of the discussion. You notice, when Pierre's
asking who he thinks is good, he doesn't know any
of the candidates. He actually just says, there have been
several black popes.
Speaker 3: Okay, but what does that have to do with the
candidates amongst the cardinals?
Speaker 2: Nothing? Right, So he doesn't actually know, he doesn't actually
know the topic, and so basically he just fell back into.
Speaker 3: Whoever the black guy is, that's what I want.
Speaker 2: But the funny thing about that is the black guys
are the ones that are quote the most conservative of
the cardinals. So like Cardinals, Sarah, who's the black based
black guy supposedly.
Speaker 1: Right, but I'm not falling for it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I don't really think he is. But
the funny thing is, like, according to the media, he is.
And so the very guy that this guy would champion
doesn't believe in lubration theology. So uh, you know, it
just showed that this guy has really no clue about anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that of course he doesn't know. But
also this is just classic, right, This is this is
what people don't understand. They say all this stuff about
let me get this fucking loser at here. Let's see,
can I put user in time out? Hell? Yeah? Oops?
Did I? Okay? Great? Great, I'm just my first time
live streaming everybody. But yeah, they say this, They say
all this crap about how they're anti you know, we
don't want any kind of nationalism whatever, And what they
really mean is we don't want white people looking out
for their own in as a group, because then who's
gonna look out for us? Because we actually need white
people to give us all the things that we want
because for some reason, we can't figure out how to
do it by ourselves. And if white people start thinking
about themselves as a collective. We're fucked, Like that's really
the issue.
Speaker 2: This dude is like, uh, he's like the next iteration
of like Jesse Jackson and ah. He wears t shirts
like kids you Not on his on his videos to
say give me reparations, so a total hope.
Speaker 1: Some of that. Give me that, give me that.
Speaker 2: Ye, yeah, that gives me that. He also shares black Jesus.
Uh that's his like his whole thing is uh no
Jesus is actually a black dude.
Speaker 1: Oh yeahs yaku Because I always got to say this.
They always are like talking about how their god, you know,
is black or whatever, and then he made white people
to be urbans everything. I'm like, so your own god
doesn't love you enough to make you smarter than us.
Speaker 2: So I mean, well, yeah, like, uh, why is God
allowing all the systemic oppression? If? Right? If your God
is the black God? Right, so why are you so oppressed? Dog?
But the other thing that that's funny is that in
his Twitter feed, I was just perusing a little bit
of it, he literally says like hashtag liberation theology. Right,
This was like an old tweet, And so as soon
as I called him out on that from the outset.
He lied when he said he's not in the liberation
theology because he shares it on his Twitter feed all
the time.
Speaker 1: So well, he suddenly he was suddenly introduced to the
idea that being a liberation theologist was not a good thing. Right,
he had enough intellect to infer context clues. Oh no,
I shouldn't be that, you know. And uh, and so
then he tried to back out of it and lie,
which is very common.
Speaker 6: Ye.
Speaker 1: Also, I'm just tired of these people who get a title.
I'm a bishop. It doesn't mean a thing when your
church is fake, your whole church is fake.
Speaker 2: He's a made up Pentecostal bishop. So that's not even
a thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, you don't respect me, because that was a
funny part too. Let's let's go back and play some
of that, because that was pretty funny when you guys
were going back and forth. That at least if I
got it at the rate.
Speaker 2: That there are many celibate priests that are good, that are.
Speaker 4: Mark two coming through this, but not a keep more progressed.
Speaker 2: You guys, I'm sure that the reforms of Vatican two
are irreversal, irreversible in magisterial so there is no way
to go back to some pre Vatican two church. It's
just a fiction that a lot of traditional Catholics tell themselves.
And of course I'm a big fan of Francis because
he is a great apologist for Orthodox Christianity. We've had
more people convert to Orthodoxy under Francis than ever before,
so he's sending them our away. And I don't think
you're going to get anybody better than Francis. Since he
appointed one hundred and eight of one hundred and thirty
five cardinals, they're all going to be Francis two point zero.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's very interesting because I think that is
likely to happen. What's just stun One of the issues
that Pope Francis fully embraced was the warring Gaza, but
he seemed to fully embrace it from a pro Palestinian perspective.
I think he famously every evening he telephoned a Catholic
church in Gaza throughout the entire war.
Speaker 1: Wow, man, he really went out of his way just
making a phone call at Gaza. Man, he really stood
up for them. But I got to say, you know,
it's something better than nothing. Because you're not allowed to
talk about Gaza. But Roger Stone, of course, being the
right wing American Republican, is going to come in here
and talk about how that was not good. We've got
to support our greatest allege.
Speaker 4: On it that Israel removed condolence tweets to the pope
that had put out and only sent an envoy to
the funeral. There, war's a perception he was quite anti
israel A do you agree with that perception and be
as it important whoever becomes the next pope that they
are not perhaps seen to be taking sides in a
war like that, or is the point of a pope
that he should take side sometimes?
Speaker 6: No, I think he is yet another example of the
pope getting into politics. He has no criticism for Marxism,
but he could he but he criticizes capitalism. He has
no criticism for radical Islam, but he praises or reaches
accommodation with the Chinese. He calls President Trump's immigration policy
anti Christian interference in an American election. I'd like to
return to a time when the pope speaks to matters
of faith. The church certainly needs it, but he needs
to stay out of American and frankly world politics. That
is not his role.
Speaker 4: I mean, what is the role of the pope as
far as you're concern.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's stop there. I think you guys can go
back and watch that video. So Jay, I mean, I
gotta say I don't necessarily disagree with Roger Stone what
he was saying there, especially because Pope Francis was kind
of a communist, I mean saying that we've heard this
right over and over again that if we don't accept
the immigrants, that's anti Christian. Do you want to speak
to that, because that's the one thing. This is the
thing you guys got to see, right, all of these atheists,
non Christians, Right, you'll see this with the Jews a
lot all of a sudden, all of a sudden, Now
Jesus was a Jew, right, they rejected him in their
tal mood. They say he's burning in a vat in hell.
But now when it comes to needing the Christians to
support their war, suddenly he's a Jew again. And the
same thing with all these atheists. I mean a lot
of these left these wokies who want mass immigration unfettered,
are atheists. But they want to tell you about what
your religion says you should do with immigrants, So go ahead, Jay.
Speaker 2: I had quite a bit of notes that we didn't
actually get to because I had no idea where this
chat was going to go. But it's funny because the
same guy that was the mentor to both Klaus Schwab
and Pope Francis is a guy named held There Kamara.
He's the famous liberation theology socialist bishop.
Speaker 1: Both of these guys.
Speaker 2: Correct, yeah, yeah, And I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Get into how much of this because you know, I
can't help, but like see this whole Pope stuff and
the way they deal with it, and just start thinking, like,
you know, this whole thing just feels like a whole
controlled Truman show thing where they wanted to want us
to dance and watch all this stuff and then we
never it's just all a big show.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, the thing is that the guy who
was the mentor to Kamara, the guy that's the mentor
to Klaus Schwab and Pote Francis, his name was Paolo
Frere and he's one of the key socialist liberation theology
theology guys. You read a book Augy of the Oppressed, and
so all this liberation theology is literally filtered right down
to Francis right to Klaus Schwab and they're they're they're,
you know, basically but buddies because they have all the
same philosophy, all the same ideology. They're pushing all the
same open border stuff. Meanwhile, the Vatican has a giant
Leonine wall that Pope Leo built nay, you know, like
a thousand years ago to wall out all of the
invading armies. And so these guys that sitting you know,
these giant palaces tell us that we need to take
all the migrants and all the you know, third world refugees.
But this is a plan, it's a plan of the
derascination of the West. It's as a socialist, uh you know,
leftist policy, and of course Israel.
Speaker 3: Israel supports it as well because.
Speaker 2: They want the Hamas refugees quote unquotes to come to
the West, to come to America. I think, yeah, yeah,
who said you should take all of our Hamas, uh,
you know, throwaways or whatever.
Speaker 1: So this even started even before that. I mean, we
had Barber Learner Specter fully going out there and orchestrating
the migrants going to Sweden, and saying Europe needs to
be multicultural. So this has been part of their agenda.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's it's a it's a joint agenda between technocratic socialists,
the rothschild elites, uh, the EU elites. All of these
people have worked together. I've talked and done lectures on
several books that cover this. And so they actually talked
one hundred years ago in the UK about making the
UK into Londonistan as the test run for the rest
of Europe and for the West to islamicize it.
Speaker 1: So like London plus is Stan meaning to be Islama sized. Okay, gotcha, gotcha?
Speaker 3: No, I mean that's what it's called nowadays.
Speaker 2: Like London is so bad, people call it Londonistan because
it's basically minarets and you know, garbage bag girls everywhere
if you go to London.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So uh and we went in twenty eighteen to do it.
I did a talk in London and it was like,
am I in Saudi Arabia? Or what is London? What
is this?
Speaker 6: Was?
Speaker 2: It's crazy how Islamic it is now? And that was
by design, is what I'm trying to say. It is
like people think that this is just oh, it's just
left us being dumb. No, it's not.
Speaker 3: It's a plan and they've talked about it for four
hundred years.
Speaker 2: In fact, that Kolergy plan isn't is the plan that
the elites of the UK and the EU accepted, which
was the destruction of the Western people's through mass migration.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was trying to pull up this picture. Let
me see if I could pull this up. Give me
one second, everybody, come on, that's uh, I'm going to
pull this picture up for everyone. This was this is
what this is what London looks like now. And you
know what's so funny is here here, here we go
classic high IQ Indian. Somebody was talking about how India
looks like trash, you know how bad it is, and
then this guy wrote under that, meanwhile London and then
it's clearly a picture of a bunch of third worlders
who've destroyed London. So totally lost on him. I mean,
you can't even blame these people, right because people are
low IQ. They're not going to be able to function.
They haven't built this in their own society. They're not
gonna be able to function in your society. The issue
is that white people have been brainwashed into this suicide
of their own culture because they were you know, we
had like thirty I want to say, it's been about
seventy years of fostering this white guilt and white people
literally destroy went in, they colonized, they destroyed everything, and
so they should feel bad, they should constantly apologize. Bring
all these people in who openly say that they are
now seeking revenge upon people for what white people do
into them. You know. So, you know, Jay, if you
could talk a little bit, I am really interested in
pursuing this idea of this whole thing seems like a
Truman show thing, even to the point of like, you know,
all these people are talking about You've got Peers Morgan
here talking about the pope, and they're all interested in
the pope, and meanwhile nobody acts like Christianity is real.
I mean, none of these people act like Christianity is real.
Speaker 2: Right, So the the thing with you know Roger Stone's
comment that the Pope needs to get out of politics, Well,
the pope has been directly involved in geopolitics since the
eleventh century. It's called the Gregorian Reforms. When the Pope
declared himself in the document Dick Tatus, Pope the King
of kings and Emperor of emperors on the world, on
the on the global stage, and ever since that time,
all the way until Vatican two, the papers he taught
the doctrine of the temporal supremacy of the Roman Bishop,
meaning that he has all earthly temporal power as well
as spirit power. So this is really just kind of
a lack of knowledge of Church history that the papacy
has been a geopolitical world power for the last thousand
years until it lost it after the various revolutions in Italy.
And you know, if you go to Italy as we
did last year, we went on an Orthodox pilgrimage to
Orthodox Italy, and.
Speaker 1: Italy is a part of Italy that's still Orthodox.
Speaker 2: No, No, what I mean is that our pilgrimage was
to all of the pre Schism churches and sites and relics, right, So,
I mean, there are some like Orthodox Church in Italy,
but most of the sites that we went to are
nowadays Catholic, but they have the saints the relics of
like Preschism saints. Anyway, but what's funny is that we
went to I don't know, fifteen cities in Italy and
many of them are African, like it's you think you're
in Gambia or something, or like Angola for example, when
you go to Genoaulu, you know, like Genoa Salami or whatever,
which is you know, famous for salami. There's you don't
see Italians, you see only Africans. It's pretty wild. I
don't know if you saw those boats a couple of
years ago, when all the boats were like floating to
you know, Italian islands, and you know, here's like the
whole Zulu nation shows up. Suddenly you're supposed to take
care of them. And if if you do, known't, you're racist.
So this is what I guess Scott Maloney right popular
in Italy is that she wants to deport all these
people like Trump. But anyway, I'm just pointing out that
Roger Stone is wrong that Church history has the pope
being a spiritual figure, not a political figure. No, the
Pope's always been a geopolitical figure since the eleventh century.
And this is a strategy and a technique to destroy
Europe is called the Kalergi Plan. Carol quickly talks about
the rural society at least accepting the Colergi plan.
Speaker 3: To destroy Western people groups through no.
Speaker 2: No borders, and so that's why you see libertarianism as
promoted because libertarians classically is all about no borders. So
it's fine to be libertarian, it's fine to be I
don't know, lib you know, libcock or whatever, but you
can't you cannot believe in anything that maintains like boundaries
and you know, classical Western civilization.
Speaker 3: On the principles right.
Speaker 1: Their whole attack is on right wing nationalism, which is
insane to me because the whole time, you know what
this is. The thing that I that really pisses me
off about these people is right wing nationalists are not
in power. They haven't been in power since World War Two,
and even then it was a sliver of time. And
all the destruction that you see happening is happening under
the power of non right wing nationalists. So all of
this fetching about, oh my god, the nationalist right wing
nationalists are going to take over This is just so
Jewish because it's like, hey, who's running things now? Because
everything's pretty shitty everything, the kids are being trans right,
we're bringing in the Third World everywhere we can. London
is full of Indians and pakistanis the dollar isn't worth anything.
There's no value to anybody's currency. Even if you want
to talk about the stuff that's happening in Latin America
with their countries being destroyed, who's in charge? It's not
right wing nationalists? So what's all the convention about. Oh,
it's because you work for these zio bankers who run everything,
whose whole point is to keep everybody a slave. And
the fear in the panic that you stir up about
right wing nationalism is the panic that those people feel,
and you're their paid agents.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, it's a usery debt based system that enslaves
the nations. It destroys the currencies, as you pointed out,
by removing them from anything that's a hard ass and
so the money can be inflated and printed into oblivion,
which is actually theft on a generational scale. People don't
realize this, but but when you inflate the currency, uh
and steal in that way, you're stealing from future generations
and their time and energy and their savings.
Speaker 3: That's what you're actually doing. So it's generational theft.
Speaker 2: You know, after World War Two, for example, they put
the access nations into massive debt, and that was on
purpose to enslave those nations. And a lot of people
don't know that the OSS the predecessor to the CEA,
actually set up a bunch of re education camps in
Germany to re educate and basically turn the Germans. It
was actually that to my control and to turn the
Germans into like remember that starting out live skit with
Michael Myers, like you know, sprockets, like turn them into
like weird Deeter level you know, creeps, which is basically
what Germans are now, I guess. But that was that
was all social engineering to destroy, you know, one of
the strongest you know, engineering countries in Europe to turn
them into these weird you know Do you remember this?
Speaker 3: The kid I'm talking about started not Live with Brockets.
Speaker 1: I don't know. If you text it to me, I'll
pull it up over here.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's if anybody.
Speaker 1: Knows it, put it in the put it in the
put it in the chat, and I'll bring it up.
Speaker 2: Are you not from the nineties.
Speaker 1: I won't answer that question, Jay, you're.
Speaker 2: Not from the nineties. I don't understand. Are you from this?
Speaker 1: I was born in twenty twelve, so I'm thirteen years old.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, so now I'm a creep. I'm a PDF
because I'm talking to you.
Speaker 1: Yike, I have a nineties kid, but I don't know
where I never I don't remember that that, uh you
never watched next. I'm like a millennial. I'm still in
the millennial.
Speaker 2: Okay. Well I'm an elder millennial. So I watched Saturn
not live, so I don't know.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is another.
Speaker 2: All my references are falling flat, so there's no point
in me talking to him.
Speaker 1: No, no, people, This was a great book for everybody, by
the way, because basically what you were talking about was
described in this book called The Camp of the Saints.
If you guys, you guys can look look at how
much it is. It's four nine for a hardcover and
one hundred and ten bucks if you want the soft cover.
I'd recommend people get this book. I'd recommend people get
books and and and hold the physical copies of them.
This book was written by this guy in nineteen eighty seven,
this French guy, and he described verbatim what is happening
now with this mass migration. He described looking out this
windows seeing these boats of third worlders coming to the
shores and them trying to decide what to do, whether
to you know, shoot them and save themselves or let
them in and know that they were going to ruin themselves.
And so this is a book they don't want you
to read. But boy, oh boy, let me just tell you, guys,
this stuff has been happening for a long time. We were
just finally waking up to it. Any other did anybody
get that sketch that he was talking about.
Speaker 2: Come on, there's another book from a former British analyst
guy that's very similar to that book, written in the nineties,
John Coleman's Committee. What's it called, Committee three hundred? Yeah,
Committee three hundred. I read it a couple of months ago.
Speaker 1: And he great, John Coleman Hill, I'll pull it up.
Speaker 2: He lays out the exact same thing of like that
He wrote it in the nineties, and he said, you know,
by like twenty twenty, they want to have like all
these Third world people basically filling the West, destroying America.
Speaker 1: That is exactly what's happening. And he wrote it in
twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: No, no, he wrote that in the nineties.
Speaker 1: Oh, so this is not the right book.
Speaker 3: Then now that's it.
Speaker 2: But that book is written in the nineties. That might
be that might be a twenty sixteen printing, but it's actually.
Speaker 3: From the nineties.
Speaker 1: Gotcha. Yeah, crazy. So what's let's go back. What's some
of the stuff that you didn't get to talk about
in during during your your peers morning stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, he wanted to like really, you know, tout his status.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know a lot of black people are like really
into like their names and their titles.
Speaker 1: Oh that was amazing, Like.
Speaker 2: My name is this book? You put respect on my name,
my name Bishop whatever he said. And I honestly did
not remember his name, so that's why I called him
this dude. He was like, he did not take kindly
to me calling him this dude, but you should.
Speaker 1: Have respected his made up name.
Speaker 2: Well that's what I said, Uh, you know, since he
was arguing for all this cuck stuff, and I was like, okay,
Bishop Tilda, what was his name? And then I just
spit out to Tilda Sweinton And he doesn't know who
Tilda Sweaton is, so he never even caught that.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: But then like later on, the producers were cracking up.
Speaker 1: The was really funny I think they actually they I
think they actually that's what they captioned it. If I if.
Speaker 2: They changed the capture to that.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, let me let me see if I can
play a part of it.
Speaker 2: A direction.
Speaker 4: Okay, Jay Dire, I could see you pulling some faces.
They acually don't agree.
Speaker 2: So why Well, first of all, I don't know if
he's a Catholic bishop of the Methodist bishop what kind
of bishop this person is. But the Catholic Church used
to teach that it's the duty of Christianity to set boundaries.
It's not number one inclusivity. That's a modern term that's
been added. Jesus himself set boundaries. Jesus himself said, if
you love me, you keep my commandments, and then includes
the teachings of the church. So this idea that Christianity
is just this open, feel good kumbaya thing is completely
made up. It's completely liberation theology, and that's why people
like this guy love pop. Francis proves Bannon's point that
Francis was a liberation theologian.
Speaker 3: That liberation theology there he goes.
Speaker 2: It literally is it's identical deliberation theology. What you said
is word for word liberation theology. Yes, it is pedagogy.
The press.
Speaker 5: Exclusion and demonization of people is not what Jesus did.
Speaker 2: There we go, he taught to.
Speaker 4: But by one point my point would be on this Bishop, well,
hang on back. My point would be this. You know,
I don't remember when Barack Obama was deporting three million
people from the United States when he was president. I
don't remember the Pope whacking him. It did seem to
me that both Francis so I personally had a lot
of time for and respect respected hugely. But when he
went out of his way to attack Trump, I did
think that was deviating out of a norm. You know,
why should Trump be attacked for his immigration policies when Obama,
a Democrat president, had deported millions of people.
Speaker 5: Well, I think the major difference is Trump ran his campaign.
Is Trump's white on the promise of mass deporting uh individuals?
Speaker 4: What's the difference. I mean, one promised to do it
and then didn't do it quite as much as his predecessor.
Obama deported way more people than Trump had. It did
in his first term, way more well.
Speaker 5: And there were many and and particularly those of us
from the liberation theological perspective, who condemned Obama for those deportations.
Speaker 4: But the post.
Speaker 2: Thought you weren't a liberation theologian. I thought you weren't.
Now you are.
Speaker 5: I didn't say I was, And I said what you
were saying was not liberation theology.
Speaker 4: Okay, let me bring in Roger Stone. Roger sob Roger
my uh stopped.
Speaker 1: He just basically contradicts himself back and forth.
Speaker 2: Right. I don't know where the Bishop Tilda Sweaton part is.
I'll put that clip up on my channel. I feel
like like the brief clip.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I could find that if you.
Speaker 2: Go to my channel onto the video section, that that's
the Bishop Tildal Sweaton.
Speaker 3: Part where he got really mad about that.
Speaker 2: But he didn't even know who that is. So you know,
my references all fall on deaf ears except for peers
and producers, but a lot of people in the comments
like the Bishop till the swin and by the way,
if I go back on, I'm gonna keep calling him dude, I.
Speaker 1: Really hope you do. Is this the one this is
on yours? Is this the clips?
Speaker 3: If it's like a two minute one about total.
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's time for women priests and preachers
across the board throughout Christianity. I think even in my denomination,
where we do not ordain women, we are behind the
times when it comes to recognizing the full humanity of
the talents and the gifts of women, uh and what
their contributions can can be toured ministry.
Speaker 4: Jay doesn't not very convinced.
Speaker 2: No, I think Bishop till the Swinton is way off
there because women were never ordained in the history of
the church to the priests or to the bishopric. It's
always been forbidden. And again, it's just liberation theology that
he's pushing. And then he says he's not personally pushing
liberation theology you, but actually it is liberation theology. He's
already contradicted himself. That is what you said.
Speaker 5: Literally, everything you laid out was liberation described as liberation
theology was not liberation theology.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: I said, your definition, your opening statement, your opening statement.
Speaker 1: Listen, Jay, you got a real problem here of using
people's words against them.
Speaker 2: You trying to oppress me with the fact in logic
that's racist.
Speaker 1: You try to oppress me with my own words. So
this whole debate, this whole debate was about whether women
should be should be priests, and uh, just look at
this guy over here, this woke guy here. This guy's
a female ally by the way, who was pro having
a woman pes. Look. I just want to say this.
If I walk into a church and there's a woman
conducting the service, I'm walking out.
Speaker 3: That's all amen, that's all amen.
Speaker 2: Preach your girl, appreach it.
Speaker 1: I don't you know. Look, the whole world's upside down.
The world's upside down. So women got to do stuff
that men were supposed to be doing. That's why I'm
out here being racist. This was your job men, and
you're not doing it, and now I gotta do it
instead of being in the kitchen cooking for people. That's
so much easier, by the way, so much easier being
in the kitchen cooking for kids and raising kids that
are having to be on the internet and be racist
and deal with a bunch of people giving me lude comments,
which I'm not a fan of. Okay, but the truth is,
you know, I want good, solid, moral, male, white male leaders.
That's what I want. That's who I look at and go, yeah,
I would trust you to guide this ship. I don't
get why that's so crazy.
Speaker 7: I don't get it, Jay, pretty girl, I'm just in
the I'm in the I'm in the I'm in your
your congregation, baby a preachi it girl, testify.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't want I don't. I don't sorry,
you know, because look at what happens. You know, everything
is starting to go into everybody's feelings. And even Peerce
was talking about if Jesus was here, I think you know,
are you a follower of Jesus? Why is everybody who
doesn't follow Jesus all of a sudden know that he would?
This is can can we just talk about this for
a little bit. This is a real issue that we're having.
This is why white people aren't being racist. This is
why they're not being misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic. How have these
atheists co opted Jesus Christ? Can you explain this, Jay, Well?
Speaker 2: That was that was the purpose of liberation theology was
to basically create a hippie Jesus who's a tool of
social action and nothing to do with like theology, boundaries, principles,
you know, the idea of Christian nation states and this
kind of stuff. All that's out the window for a
social justice Jesus who's basically a figment of you know,
NGOs that think tanks and foundations for the pushing of
the social gospel, the pushing of these sort of radical
agendas under the cloak of so called Christianity has nothing
to do with Christianity at all. And that's exactly what
both of the dudes next to me represented.
Speaker 3: Ironically that in that peers show.
Speaker 1: Both no they did, I know the two of them did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And so it's basically just social engineering, right, So
the church has become what's called soft tools of soft power.
So when you get the super state or an oligarchy
or a corrupt, you know, ruling class of banking scammers,
they want to turn every aspect of society into an
engine of control and social engineering. So the church becomes
a tool of what's called soft power that extending that
of power into other countries through you know, a fake
gospel that has nothing to do with you know, actual Christianity.
And that's what most American Christianity is, by the way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I've seen it. I mean, you know, I
as people may know this or not about me, I
converted to Orthodoxy about three years ago, I think now
I'm not sure exactly what it was. Maybe maybe two
years ago was the full Anyway, I started going to
the Orthodox Church in twenty twenty one, and I didn't know.
I didn't even know the Orthodox Church existed, by the way,
until like a few months before. All I knew was Catholicism.
And then all of this other stuff that you see
around and the megachurches, and I knew, I'm not doing
the megachurches. That's fake. These bishops where the bishop is
gay and they have like a transflag. I'm like, well,
what's the point of this religion?
Speaker 2: You know, right right right?
Speaker 1: No. And then the Catholic Church, you know, I knew
it had its its problems, and I was very suspicious
of it because of its alignment with power. That was
my real problem. Is, like I studied history. I knew
all the stuff that the Catholic Church did that had
nothing to do with the faith, you know. And that's
how I feel about the Vatican. And then that can
really rock someone's faith, I think, in God, when you
see what they're you know a lot of the corruption.
I mean, all you have to do is look up.
There's somebody they made a saint. I forgot who it was.
I gotta look this up. I watched this whole video
about these they were. They were in the Roman Catholic Church.
I think it was like Saint Justinian or something was.
They were the emperors of Rome and his wife and
they were like the most awful people and they're made saints.
By the way, in.
Speaker 2: The well Justinian is an Orthodox saint, but not a
saying in the Roman Catholic Church.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, this one. This one's in the Roman Catholic Church.
He was a Roman Empire emperor. I'll see if I
could figure it out there, I'll text, Use'll figure out
who they were, literally the most evil people, evil people.
I mean, his wife was a former prostitute. She basically
it's not like she repented a prostitution. She just used
and maneuvered to get to power to marry the emperor
and then she used her power to like abuse people horribly,
total narcissists, and the Roman Catholic Church made her a saint.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean some of the worst popes were like
the Medici medieval or Remnaissance Sarah Pope, so like Alexander
the Six who had a if you go to the Vatican.
Speaker 1: Theodora, that's the one thank you. Theodora, that's right. Somebody
tell me who she was married to. Go ahead, sorry.
Speaker 2: The Alexander the six is a more interesting character because
if you go to the Vatican, you can go to
the If you go to the Vatican Museum, that's the
old papal apartments, And there used to be a tunnel
that would go from the Vatican apartments to his own
whorehouse that he owned underneath the Vatican. So there's like
a tunnel.
Speaker 3: So Alexander the sixth is notorious.
Speaker 2: There's actually a if you watch The Borgies with Jeremy Irons,
he plays Alexander the sixth, a pretty good show. But yeah,
I mean there's a lot of corrupts historical political people.
But I think the issue is that you have a
specific change in the eleventh century where the Church is
no longer what we as orthodox think of the church being,
and it turns into a geopolitical power under the Gregorian
reforms of the eleventh century.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there is somebody said it. It was the pope
was Justinian and Theodora was his woman. I'll send you
the video, Jay, if you watch it. It's pretty pretty
awful what these two people did and how they tormented people,
and it was all about power and none of it
was about you know, none of it was about the
faith or Jesus or anything like that. And it's interesting
because now we have a similar thing happening where these
people are trying to use Jesus to bludgeon you down.
You know, they want to beat you into submission into
once again the States agenda, which is so ironic, right
because they you hear them talking and they're all talking
about the down trod and then the oppressed and all
of this stuff, and I'm like, since when does this
since when does the state ever align itself with the oppressed? Never?
Speaker 2: No, that's a that's a cloak. I mean, there's a
really good psychology paper. I know people probably think I'm
talking about Jordan Peterson because he recently referenced this, but
before Jordan Peterson mentioned it on Joe Rogan, there's a
really good paper on the dark triad traits and what's
called virtuous victimhood. If you type that in on Google,
you'll get this paper. And it's really good because it
illustrates that people that utilize victimhood status that are narcissistic
and cunning, they can actually eve a lot of social
currency and status in a society based around egalitarianism and
feel goody goodiness, right, because that society values I think
so I can barely see it, but that the society
that operates that way values victim of status and so
attention can be kind of a currency. And that paper
proves that that cunning narcissistic leftists can utilize victim status
as a way to get power, and it actually it's
actually a net negative because it actually takes away from
actual people who are victims. But people people like Bishop
Tilda Sweaton and then these kinds of people that are
like leftists, you know, sociopath you know, narcissistic cult leaders,
like they can prey on victim status and hide behind
that cloak. That's why I was calling him the actual pharisee.
Speaker 1: Oh I heard you, and I think you absolutely were,
but you're absolutely right. Yeah, I think this is it
if you want to look it says virtuous victimhood as
a dark triad. Yeah, so everybody can look this up.
But you know, I've been very suspicious of this for
a while and it only recently started to have the
words to put together what's going on. But I actually
talked about this earlier, and I'll get into that in
a second. But we see this, right, all of these
trans men, there are men who want to be women,
these transgenders who are claiming being massive victim.
Speaker 3: Papers about them, yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: Oh perfect. Meanwhile, they're terrorizing people by like if you
don't say their pronouns, they threaten to beat you. I
thought you were a woman. That's not what women do.
Speaker 2: You know, all leftism, and I mean technically you could
have some people on the right who try to capitalize
on victim status, but basically all leftist activist, blacktivist type
people like that.
Speaker 1: I was going to say the same thing we saw
with Austin Metcalf and killed him. He's the victim because
he's black, right exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Like, uh, I'm trying to think of like, uh,
like a like a social justice warrior, you know who.
Here's a good, good example. Remember when Joss Whedon, uh
it got you know, it came out that he was
like touching butts and going after women and like praying
on them. But but the entire time his of his career,
he was like this super democrat, pro feminine. It was
a it was an open feminist and then and then
it comes out just exactly that comes out that he
was just touching bus on top.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here, this is this, So this is why I
went into that today. I'll uh, well, let's go to this.
I'm sure you've seen this. What's going on here?
Speaker 4: You call him a child?
Speaker 2: Did you call the child the nigga word?
Speaker 1: It is my business you call him then?
Speaker 2: Okay, why don't you have the boss to say it?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 4: Again?
Speaker 8: All right, that's what you say, nobody, a little kid?
You call him a nigger?
Speaker 1: A little child?
Speaker 8: Are you about to hit him?
Speaker 1: You're changing him? Here?
Speaker 8: My son stopped, so that gives you that I have
to call the child five year old?
Speaker 1: Right? Okay? So did you see this today?
Speaker 2: J I did not, but uh it sounds like a
Hispanic dude.
Speaker 1: It's wait till you get it's just Someali and as
he's over here, uh, totally outraged that this white woman
could dare say the N word. By the way, guys,
Somali's mad races to Black Americans say the N word
all the time. Okay, but he's on his high horse
right now, because why what did he realize? Oh, ride
the elevator up the greatest victim ride the elevator up
to power.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: He was arrested for raping a sixteen year old video
the dude in the video. We got that information. I'll
pull it up for you guys. Yeah, so you know
what's happening now is okay, Yeah, maybe it's not the
best thing calling a five year old child the N
word or whatever. Fine, fine, but people lose it. We're
all suffering from black fatigue watching black people do whatever
they want with no repercussions. You know, they raise half
a million dollars for that kid that stabbed the white
kid just because he was black, and that that's their
Rosa Parks moment. So she lost it. The real issue
is this Somali pirate refugee who just got to this
country five minutes ago and all of a sudden knows
all about social justice, hate speech and putting a white
woman on blast and has no problem filming and posting
that when you know, they don't have any fucking rights
in Somalia zero. But he gets here and suddenly he
wants to be the arbiter of justice.
Speaker 2: No, but that's what that paper's about. Is that kind
of a guy that's a great example. Right.
Speaker 3: That's the whole point of the paper is.
Speaker 2: That very cunning, deceptive, wicked people know how to utilize
victim status to gain social currency.
Speaker 1: Yep. And this is what I have found over and
over again, is you know that I get a lot
of heat for the stuff I say online. I tweeted
the N word one time and they all started canceling
me because all the open micers are jealous that they're
not funny, and so they're like, oh, great, we can
finally get her on this, which all it did was
make me more famous. So way to go, guys. But
I have had people. I had Black guys sending me
death threats, Latino guys sending me death threats, Black women
sending me death threats. And you want to hear something
because I had people look them up. I have a
team and they found their background. They all had arrest records.
It was insane and for heinous shit DUI's domestic violence, theft,
whatever you want to call it. But suddenly these people
become morally righteous when a white person says the N word.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is like imagine if like Jeffrey Dahmer orders
a pizza, right, and like the pizza's late, and then
he like accosts the pizza dude because he was like
having to, you know, wait too long to put the
human meat on the pizza.
Speaker 3: Right, It's like.
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Dahmer orders a pizza. I don't know if I
could say the slur on here, but they call him
the gay slur and suddenly, you know.
Speaker 2: He starts, dare you call me?
Speaker 1: That's exactly what it is. People are not as concerned
for the heinous things that people do as they are
for the things that people are saying, you know, and
and it's specifically the things that people that have been
deemed the worst people by our liberal lunatic society. If
you catch those people violating the rules of the Zio
banker enslavement state, take the elevator up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're the biggest hypocrites and pharisees out there. I
mean the left, and these people are the actual pharisees,
the actual uh you know, virtuous victimhood signalers, because they
don't have anything else going on, and so the only
way to achieve power in that kind of a society
is to be the greatest victim exactly like you said, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Here's this guy. Here's this guy right here. This was
the guy who filmed it. He was able to link
his identity through his TikTok and his legal name. It's
the guy on the right. From what I'm understanding, that
would be Scharmack bile Omar. And here he is. There
are two Rochester men who were accused of raping a
sixteen year old after offering her a place to stay.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think a lot of people don't realize, like
you know, the other countries and the other cultures don't
have our ethics. They don't have our ethical views like
you like, they don't care, they don't care about like
stealing your daughter's butt and you know, doing whatever they like.
Speaker 3: They don't have the same ethics.
Speaker 1: But this is this is my this is what makes
me so angry, Jay. They don't have the same ethics.
They know they don't have the same ethics. They know
that all of the values we have they don't half.
But when they get here, they instantly know that they're
offended by our violations of hate speech.
Speaker 2: They know that everybody hears a bunch of dumb, cowardly
cattle right who won't you know, will cow tew to worshiping,
you know, to the migrant and they know that. So
they're actually more street wise smart than you know, the
average dumb white American.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well they're totally they're totally trying to use that
now to power. But you know what, here's the thing
I think they've I think this is finally the straw
that broke the Campbell's back because white people aren't having it.
Speaker 3: That's right, that's true.
Speaker 1: They started a GoFundMe for her. Let's see if I
can share this GoFundMe for everybody, because this is pretty interesting.
Let me see, I see if I could share the GoFundMe.
Here we go. She it started this morning, okay, and
she was at she was originally asking for twenty thousand
dollars and now she's already all the way up to
one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars shared and she's
asking for two fifty And you know, this is the
way these things go, right. They started the same thing
with Austin Metcalf. At first it was like forty thousand,
and then they're like, oh shit, we get him this money, right,
and now it's like, oh, five hundred thousand.
Speaker 3: Right, what did she ask him for money for.
Speaker 1: They have to relocate because uh, here it is, she
said it. He posted these videos, calls my family, myself,
great turmoil. My social Security number has been leaked, my
address and phoneer have been given out.
Speaker 2: So she got docked.
Speaker 1: Okay, she got docksed. They're getting attacked and they have
to relocate. You know. They called the kid yep, and
then this guy this guy. Yeah. So but here's the thing.
You know, it's not like white people like want to
go around calling a five year old kid the N word.
They don't, Okay, But the point that we're at right
now is we don't give a fuck anymore because we're like, hey,
if you don't care that we're yours literally stabbed and
killed one of us, and you want us to make
a big deal about saying a word, Yeah, we're done.
We've already seen through this.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And if we go you know, if we go to
her thing, look at the comments, dude, look at the comments.
People are done. They're done. Oh this is a rabbi.
That's hilarious, that's funny. We're even getting the Jews on
our side. I don't care what the word was use
silencing whites for calling out bad behaviors, not equality. We've
had enough. One person's racist is another person's realist. I
hope the best for your family and all white families
capitalize the w when you say, white guys, thank you
for standing up for your son. You're a hero. We
love you. Stay strong. This is what happens when you
stand up to these mock points. We don't have to
live like this. Wish you the best. We need positive change.
So here you go. Yeah, people who are done, and
it's all over, by the way, It's not just there,
you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now that this virtuous victimhood ideology is out there,
people can spot it.
Speaker 3: And that's the good sign.
Speaker 2: Right, people can figure out and see through the the
cons and the scams. And I mean, if you visit
another country, you see that they don't operate the way
we do. They don't have this high trust society, they
don't have this you know, altruistic attitude like most white
Western cultures have. And then you realize, okay, well, when
they come here, you know, they're not operating on my
ethical system. They're calling me out for you know, racism
or whatever I get. I mean, like that bishop on
that video, like like you know, the Piers Morgan thing,
like immediately he goes to race right, It's like.
Speaker 1: Immediately why he knows he's been trained, that's the trump card.
As soon as I do that, I win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: But here, look you can see what's going on. And
I salute Lucas Gage for what he was saying, because
he really I think he really articulated this very well
about why people are done. He said, it boils my
blood that parasites think we are going to allow a
fucking word to destroy us anymore. I don't like saying
the word, but people have the right to say the
word if they want to. We are done letting words
destroy our lives. Fuck anyone who disagrees. He goes on
you people don't get it. If they can police your speech,
you're already fucked. We must destroy political correctness and censorship
at every fucking level. I don't care if you don't
like what people say. I don't either, but it's their
fucking right to say it. We whites must put our
foot down now. Next time it will be your son
stabbed in the heart or your white on camera getting docs.
You fuckers don't get it. Do you you think this
is about collapse and content. They want us enslaved or dead,
all of them.
Speaker 2: And true, I think it was all you comedians that
made the IN word great again. It was Sam Hyde
and Sam Tripoli and you that all made the D
word great.
Speaker 1: Because because we I felt that was the last frontier,
right is saying that, because before that, it was taught.
Before that, it was talking about the Jews. That was
a pretty far frontier. Before that, it was making any
kind of race jokes. Before that, it was talking about trans.
So at every step of the way, you know, when
I started comedy, I kept coming up against these barriers
because when I started in twenty nineteen, I mean we
were peak insanity there, peak and say right and any
if you made trans jokes, forget it, man. People literally
thought they had the right to kill you. And so
when I started breaking through those things and being like,
all right, I'm going to make those jokes and then
dealing with the backlash. You don't realize you're not free
until you start doing what they tell you can't do.
That's it. You're never gonna realize the slave system you
live under until you test the boundaries. And you know,
the final frontier for me was saying that, because it's like,
wait a second, Puerto Ricans can say it. All kinds
of Mexicans can say it, Hispanics can say it. Forget.
Black people can say it. Of course Middle Easterners can
say It's all that. Nobody really reacts, right, because they
can all claim like, oh, I'm brown, I've been impressed
the minute white people say it. It's so total. And
even if they're singing along to a song. By the way,
I've seen this. That's why you have all these videos
where a white person is like filming themselves singing the
song and then the word comes on and they go
total cook, We're not doing that anymore. Okay you want
to put it in the song. If we're gonna sing
the song, we're gonna say all the words. Don't put
it in the song then, and while we're at it,
stop listening to this nonsense bullshit. It's destroying your brains.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, I'm going to be rapping soon, so I
don't appreciate that I'm being sis. I'm going to be
doing it. I'm gonna open up for riff rap, so
I'll be rapping.
Speaker 3: But thank you for Disney rap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, wrap sucks. I'm sorry, it all sucks. All
most modern music sucks, dude. It sounds like literal hell
being pumped into your brain. You don't realize it until
you listen to some good classical music or some really
talented singers Selen Deon, Winnie Houston, she had a great voice,
can knocker, and then you compare it to the crap
that's out. It's like everybody's like kind of sad, semi sexual,
but it's like it's they they've overdone the sexual thing
that its stopped even being sexual. Do you know what
I mean?
Speaker 2: Uh? Yeah, I mean my music's very sexual. It's called crintcore.
So it's actually subversive to the the modern music genre itself.
So I'm actually going in and subverting music from within,
and by making really shitty music, I will destroy music
to bring back good music.
Speaker 1: Excellent, excellent. But you know, so I don't know what
I was saying. I was going on a rant. I
get on these rants and then I lose it. Anyway,
this is this is where we're at these days.
Speaker 3: Is this your first live stream? What do you think
of live streaming? Is it fun?
Speaker 1: It seems kind of fun. You know. We have five
thousand people watching right now, which.
Speaker 3: Is pretty five thousand watching.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got five thousand people watching, Holy yeah, I'm
live on YouTube and X so between the two, we've
got about five thousand people watching.
Speaker 2: Well, you're more famous than me, so I guess I'm
jealous now, So I got to figure out a way.
I got to figure out a way to destroy your
stream by saying something horrendous.
Speaker 1: I don't know, don't do it.
Speaker 2: I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding because I'm live. I literally I don't
know how I'm still allowed to be live. Honestly, I don't.
Speaker 3: I agree, I don't understand.
Speaker 1: I don't either. I just think the tide's turning so
fast now, the tide is really rising because what's really
going on with this stuff that that Lucas is showing
and everybody kind of jumped on board to help him,
you know what I mean, because look, this is what
everybody started tweeting, this is where X is at now.
Lucas Gauge was like, all right, cool, we can't say
the word. I'm going to say whatever I want, you know.
So he said it over and over. The nineteen eighty
four retweeted it. Then Kurgan and it's gone. It's just
it's become a snowball effect. And this is where you're at.
You we're at the Streisand effect. Okay, we can't say
it now, We're all going to say it all the
time because, as I like to say, the race war
has been going on for at least the last thirty years,
just white people have been the target.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting point. Yeah, I think people just assume
that it was free rain on on crackers and hankeys,
and that just had it was.
Speaker 1: It was free rain on crackers in Honky's. That's the
truth and why people were just supposed to take it
and put their head down because they had been bludgeoned
into believing they were guilty about every horrible thing that
ever happened in the world, which nothing could be fun truth.
Speaker 2: And all the black people told me I would never
be a rapper, And now I'm going to open up
for riff raft the summer.
Speaker 3: So what do you think of that?
Speaker 1: Who's riff raff?
Speaker 2: You know, you don't know any of my repper Are
you fresh off the boat from Albania and twenty.
Speaker 1: Eight child of immigrants? I'm so anti immigrant. I don't
even talk to my own parents.
Speaker 2: You don't talk to yourself.
Speaker 1: Listen. Yeah, I don't have any discussions with myself.
Speaker 2: I'm just kidding with it.
Speaker 1: So anti immigrant, I'm going to deport myself, That's.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying. That's what I'm talking about, committed to the.
Speaker 2: Now that there are quite a few kind of satirical
musicians and rappers and people out there, So that's kind
of the stuff that I do is kind of a halfway.
It's it's we did our our live shows. We do
a lot of music that's not serious music. I might
have sent you a clip one time. I don't know,
but I got.
Speaker 3: A opening gig for one of the.
Speaker 2: Top white rappers who's kind of a satire white rapper.
Speaker 1: Well that's lovely.
Speaker 3: Well do you have I think you would approve of that.
I think you would approve.
Speaker 1: I would like to see it, but I'm not a
fan of white people taking on black culture in general.
I'm like, why would you lower yourself that way?
Speaker 3: It doesn't make anything, but like in a comedic way.
It's it's not serious.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, Well that's all right. Do you have any
closing thoughts that you want to leave people with before
we go.
Speaker 2: Well, I thought my rejoinder at the end was appropriate
because since they all wanted a you know, femaleistry.
Speaker 1: Let me see, let me see how to pull that up,
because that was really funny.
Speaker 2: I thought, Yeah, there would be no better choice than
Katy Perry, who said that when she went to space,
she encountered the goddess and it, you know, made her
cry when she got back down the out.
Speaker 3: Of the Jeff Bezos tube that she was in. So,
so why don't we make Katy Perry the pope?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 3: If we want? You know, it was like the last segment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm pulling it up right now, but we'll see
if that's going to happen. Hold on, no, one second,
one second?
Speaker 4: Hold up, okay, Jyde who should be the next pope?
Speaker 2: Well, Katie Perry went into space and contacted the divine feminine,
So I guess the guy's flanking me. Maybe Katy Perry
would be the next the next option since she's a woman,
she's met the divine semin and the goddess out in space,
and maybe we need to evolve into worshiping the goddess.
Speaker 4: Kat Perry to be the next pope. Let's leave it them.
Speaker 1: Look at look at how he can't even the Black
Bishop can't even laugh.
Speaker 4: Latin bubamshell, thank you very much. Indeed to my.
Speaker 1: Panel, like you don't you don't have he can't. He
can't laugh because it was it was funny, you got them,
but he can't even laugh. Amazing.
Speaker 3: He went, he went mad on he went ballistic on Twitter.
Speaker 1: He was, oh, I know, I saw, I saw because
he couldn't win in real life. You know, well, I'm
gonna do a little plug right now, guys, I do
have a I'm still doing live comedy shows. They are
all at secret locations because, as you know, the haters
love to call the clubs where I'm working complain and
get me canceled. And we still have a bunch of
losers who give in to cancel culture when they want. So,
if you guys want to see me, I'll be in
Los Angeles this month. Pray for me, ver Boston at
the end of the month, and then I'll be in
DC next month, Kansas City for Worth, Texas, and then
in Seattle. All secret locations. None of those are comedy
clubs or all venues that I had to get on
my own. If you guys want to see where that is.
That's at leonarda is Funny dot com. I don't know
why it's not showing on here Leonardo's Funny dot com.
And yeah, you can go get your tickets right there,
and then you can sign up on my website to
stay on my mailing list. Yeah, anything you want to
plug Jay.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So we'll be in LA for the next
ten eleven, twelve days or so, and we'll be doing
a bunch of podcasts, so look for those. And my
third book is available at my website. You can get
signed copies by ordering there at Jason Holsis dot com
in the shop. And yeah, that's pretty much what's going on.
I think we're working on a new episode of the
Sam Hid Show, so that'll be out in the next
few weeks. So yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1: That's great. Everybody make sure to follow Jay on Twitter
at j Underscore d double O seven. He is going
to be in La, so if anybody wants him on
your podcast in LA, hit him up. Yeah. I guess
all your stuff is here on your website.
Speaker 2: So yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Thank you, all right, good thanks for coming in here.
Good night, everybody.
Speaker 3: Thank you