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once again to talk about the news of the week.
Joining me once again is mister Charlemagne. How are you, sir?
Speaker 2: I'm good, thank you already, and.
Speaker 1: We got returning as always is Pequanonas.
Speaker 3: How are you p just here to promote donut nationalism?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: All right, all right, and here we've got mister not Me,
not you once again.
Speaker 4: How are you? Sre doing great. I'm really looking forward
to see what sexual puns can be put in in
the government, what people who use them as pseudonyms. It's
going to be great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'll be a fun topic that we will be
discussing shortly. And our returning guest once again is luth
Emplark Grinchwalker. How are you, my friend?
Speaker 5: Oh, on another lovely Thursday and evening.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, well, gentlemen. As ever, with the new Trump administration,
there's just nothing but winning and all kinds of things
happening all the time. And it's so funny because literally
as we're discussing what we're going to talk about, there's
new stuff happening as we're discussing what we're going to
talk about. So it's just a never ending flow of,
you know, stories to discuss. So first of all, why
don't we actually congratulate two members of Trump's team who
are now finally in their positions of government. So Tulci
Gabbard and RFK have now finally made it through the
selection process and are now in positions of power in
the government. So round of applause for everyone there. So
when we talk about RFK, first fellas.
Speaker 4: I mean praise the Lord shakeshack. In anticipation of rfk's
uncontested victory over the forces of fat, Slovenly women have
already announced that they are going to be using tallow
when they fry their fried foods, and many more will follow.
America will be healthy again. We will be using tallow
and lard and schmaltz and all those beautiful, healthy, mono
saturated fats to make sure that we get the energy
we need.
Speaker 1: I hear tell that RFK personally is going to slay
multiple whales in order to get their blubber to use
in the fat for many of the foods like this.
That's great. So yeah, I mean I'm very excited. He's
definitely the most controversial of everyone that was announced for
Trump's team, and he has the opportunity to do some
serious shaking of the tree, so to speak.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is Yeah, this is a pick that you're
gonna have to have patients on the amount of information
that needs to be combed through. I mean, this is
one of those ones where they just have to send
in big balls, hairy balls, John's balls, all the balls
guys to just start going nuts.
Speaker 4: And I mean.
Speaker 3: We're talking about decades upon decades of fraud. Just just
open up the the vaccine courts.
Speaker 1: They weren't even start with this one. There's like, there's
vaccine stuff, there's the food stuff, there's pharmaceutical drug advertisements
on TV, there's there's just so much to do with
this one.
Speaker 5: I think the best thing about this is that this
is one of those appointments which what he does gives
you the vote or a weapon. Because if he releases
anything that suggests hidden injuries or like you know, the
opioid addictions and stuff like that that they had fore knowledge,
that's a class action lawsuit. Unlike most any appointee, the
things that they release or make public from the secret
then most of them can't really be turned into class
action lawsuits. This can be So this is you have
to view RFK is something of a like he's the
guy arming the militia, like you as the voter, or
like the militia of this like political faction. You're the
common voter. You can't do a whole lot other than vote.
But with the things that he releases, it will allow
you to actually stage an attack in the courts against
these people. And like the financial donor class of your enemies,
So pay attention to what he releases, because anything that
can be a class action lawsuit, make it a class
action lawsuit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this means like pay attention to you know,
the people in your family you have had medical complications.
This is this is Al Tumpler is absolutely right. This
is a huge thing because if class action lawsuits get brought,
they will be massive. They're going to be bigger than
the fines that that the government levies on these these
pharmaceutical companies for you know, not following the law. And
if and I'm sure that there are many law firms
across the country that are just going to be hitting
F five on the Department of Health or the the
and the what is it? What is it called the
health Department, so to be hitting F five on their
website waiting for new releases, so it's it is going
to be pretty big.
Speaker 6: Department of Health and Human Services. I think when DOGE
reaches that department, they should lay people off based on
how much they can run on the treadmill. Only the
top performers keep their jobs.
Speaker 1: It's like that was the health It's like that was
the popular meme during the height of the COVID nonsense.
When I think it was a like a Belgian politician
or something like that, one of these like grotesque hippopotamous women. Yeah, yeah, exactly,
there was four hundred pounds is in charge of the
health of a nation, and it's much the same thing
over here.
Speaker 3: I'm looking forward to finding to seeing the autism rates
go down because I'm very interested in seeing libertarianism disappear
forever and some of our numbers, some of our numbers
dwindle as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's true. The autist is the eternal enemy
of the psych the psychopath, and the only person who
can beat the psychopath is the autist in the great
Trinity of personalities. So as we defeat the psychopaths, there
will be less and less need for autists like us,
which is sad, but it's it's a noble thing. But
you know, the only person who could do this job
and do what the American people need to do is
an autistic conspiracy theorist. So thank god for RFK and
big balls. Yeah, and big balls and big balls. We'll
get onto that story shortly. Anyone have any comments on
Tulca Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence.
Speaker 2: Now that I mean that one.
Speaker 5: Sorry, I have a lot of respect for her because
this is someone who is in the Democrat inner circle,
not really ever truly accepted, but her she has a
major role as a propaganda avenue to pull in moderate
Democrats away from funding the Democrat Party, aside from all
the great work she's going to do in like you know,
getting snowed in back without any crimes and gangster and
pardoned and making it okay to leak on vile shit
that the government does. Uh, Like it's it's a it's
a good like late Soviet like moving towards open society
moment where like people actually start knowing about the mouth
of spying and bullshit that was going on. And the
first thing she can do is figure out what was
the collaboration between Google, the Facebook with the intelligence community.
Because once you can get a firm connection between like
like stock kick, like you psychops in group chats and
ads and stuff like that, you know, like like were
you trying to turn the youth trands by the ads
you show them and the and the content you were
giving them. Was that a psych thing from the from
some nefarious department? You can find that you can basically
break the lefts view that it's like legitimate, like, it'll
look even more hollow.
Speaker 4: I mean that that that's a nice idea, and it
would be great vindication. Once again, conspiracy theorists stay winning.
But even with like the that book the Transgender Industrial
Complex basically blowing that whole thing wide open. Uh, the
lunatics still believe that, oh, there's just more trans people
because there's not as much stigma around being trans. Like,
come on, guys, I mean, as far as Tulsa Gabbert goes,
I don't really know much about her. I you know,
I don't really have any interest in what any woman
has to say that I'm not dating. So yeah, she's
got great hair though, So that's that's the thing.
Speaker 6: Most interesting thing I've ever heard a woman say isn't
appropriate for the stream. So I definitely agree with you here.
I mean, it's just like, for one, I don't really
trust these sort of Democrat turncoats. I mean, Gabbard has
definitely rejected sort of the devil's offer of power for
becoming one of the squad. So I think the fact
that she rejected what she could have easily had speaks
a lot for her. But once again woman Democrat, right.
Speaker 1: I will say this defense is of all the current
women in politics, whether it's Lauren Bibert, whether it's Marjorie
Taylor Green or that god awful Nancy Mays character, Christy Nome,
the whole myriad of like the squad of Democrat people.
I don't think I've ever heard Tulsa Gabbard once bring
up like the fact that she's a woman as being
like really important in her isaacs.
Speaker 6: I think she's also I mean, she has nowhere else
to go, so I think she basically has to be
a Trump loyalist like Ride or DIETYR at this point
for the rest of her career if she is to
have a career. So there's that too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they put her on the watch list
when she's flying. I mean she's she has an acts
to grind, and I think that's one of the great
things about some of Trump's appointments, is there people with
access to grind. I mean, I know RFK is like
a you know, a lifelong Democrat, but he's also like
a true believer. He's like a real crusader, like he's
always been about let's get it the truth. I mean
he's said that thing that he was saying that they
caught on tape where he was like, yeah, you know,
the COVID was the COVID virus was engineered to not
touch blacks, I mean Ashkenauzi Jews in Chinese, and you're
just like what I mean, he's It's not like he's
saying that like at a dinner party.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's like the kind of you.
Speaker 3: Know, how we talk about how is it's really dangerous
for some people to know that, to have the knowledge
of the JQ because they get around other people and
that's like immediately that's what they start talking about, and
you're just like walking away and it's like, all right,
this person's destroyed. That's that's how he is, and now
he has power. Yeah, it's insane.
Speaker 5: And none of that. But like like like stuff like
that is just like if you would have a like
undergrad education in genetics, it's not at all hard to
look up the officially publicly available DNA code of COVID
and identify clear pharmaceutical engineering markers for insertion points that
I did this and clear like preference for blood types. Oh,
it just happens to be the blood types that white
people have the most, and it's like there are clear
indicators that this was an early progress bioweapon that that
was released too early by accident. Had it gone through
the full ten year development plan, this thing would have
killed millions, hundreds of millions.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know if we've got some people
in our sphere who thinks I think it may have
been intentionally released when it was in order to justify
a lockdown to slow the velocity of money. But that's
a it could have.
Speaker 5: You know, it was on contract between our government and
the Chinese government, and if we had disagreement, we would
decided to release it early against the Chinese wishes. It
could have happened that way too. Yeah, I remember too much.
So sorry.
Speaker 3: I didn't even really know what the World Economic Forum
was until like June fourth of twenty twenty when somebody
shared a video with me where they're talking about this
is COVID is the greatest opportunity We're we're going to
have to achieve our to achieve our ends. I mean,
they were just openly talking about this stuff. So yeah,
I think there was a lot to the fact that
that this when you look at that the wargaming that
they had done. I forget what that was called, in
like August or September of twenty nineteen, where they war
gamed out what a COVID outbreak would look like and
what they would do if there was a coronavirus.
Speaker 4: That came out.
Speaker 3: They started killing people, and it was like they did
exactly what they did at that wargame, and it's kind
of hard to ignore.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I mean, you know, like I was saying
with RFK, conspiracy theorists stay winning, like we like, all
this stuff is out there, and it's just a matter
of whether or not you have the temperament to be
able to not listen to the official narrative. But just
bringing it back for Tulsi, somebody brought up that she's
never used her being a woman as a sort of
I don't know, like attempted leverage, which already puts her
light years ahead of Nancy Mace, who is just a
detestable individual.
Speaker 1: Oh man. She's been on the war path again on
Twitter this week, apparently like going through another like Me
Too scandal, saying like twenty years ago she was photographed
and graped by multiple men. I just don't fucking care.
I don't whether this woman is on the alleged right
side of the aisle or not. I'm just so tired
of these arguments. I don't care. Just just get out
of politics altogether. You don't belong here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you're carrying around all of this, this trauma
and what ever, maybe trying to lead a nation isn't
for you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Well, in light of Trump's team finally starting to
take shape, we talked about Pete Hegseth last week. We're
gonna talk about him more later here, but now we
get to talk about the major hiccups I guess you
could call him hiccups that the Trump administration is facing.
And this really is the first test. We all saw
this was coming. We all knew this was going to
be the first mountain that they had to climb. But
all these you know, tenth Circuit Court of Appeal judge
that works on a Tuesday, you know, is like blocking
the rulings of the President of the United States, which
is exactly what the founders intended. Yeah, exactly, just as
the founders of this country imagined. Right, So here's a
Senator Ed Markey. I forget what state he's from, but
birthright citisen order blocked, federal funding cut off, blocked legal
FEDS resignation plan, blocked access to treasuries, vital data system
blocked firing two thousand and eight US AID workers blocked,
drastic NIH grant cocks blocked, removing public health websites blocked.
My god, I'm just seeing blocked every time. This is
gonna be a very obscure reference with If anybody else
in the jackets this, I'll be shocked. In the N
sixty four Pokemon Stadium two, there were mini games you
could play where Wabbafett would come up on the screen
and he would say blocked in front of you would
block your space movements, and one of the things that
just remind me of that for some reason. But yeah,
we have these stupid you know, judges are just blocking
everything that the President of United States absolutely has total
control over. And everyone has been quoting Andrew Jackson this
week saying, well, these judges have made their rulings, now
let them enforce them. And that's basically what the whole
Trump team is stuck with at this point. What do
they do?
Speaker 4: Well, Yeah, I mean this is already it's a far
cry from where was the first Trump administration, like he
they did this exact thing in Trump Part one, and
you know, Trump and his team are prepared for this.
They knew this was coming. They then they know what
they're going to do about it. You know, I don't
know what's going on in normany Khan space. I don't
pay attention to the khanink losers. But does anyone know
if they're like counter signaling Trump just like ignoring these guys?
Are they not even mentioning it?
Speaker 5: You know, I've been watching the polls. You might have
noticed the media isn't reporting on the polls because they're
rather in Trump's favor. Trump is up to like fifty
six fifty seven percent approval as he's doing these things.
I think the people are at a point where they
want some vengeance against these people, and Trump ignoring the
courts is appealing their senses. I noticed today on some
of the poll aggregates that Yougo released a poll from
November to poison the well because that's a new release
that gets automatically added. So while he's like up fourteen
points in some polls, this like negative fourteen comes in
and sinks the average, even though the data is from November.
They're trying detweit to hide how high he is in
the polling, and they're doing a lot of dirty tricks
to make it look like he's lower than he is.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's great. Like those of us who subscribe
to elite theory, you know, we know that the masses
only really exist and to add legitimacy to the ruling class.
And so if you know the Trump's internal polling isn't
going to reflect, it's going to be better than what
they're putting out to the masses. And the people who
approve of Trump, you know, we like we understand that
that public polls are designed to craft public opinion and
not reflect it. But the people who would even pay
attention to that are already the people who are who
hate Trump and hate America. So it's like, what is it,
Like does the old regime and the established media class
do they is this even going to work?
Speaker 6: My favorite Pokemon is Wabba Fet. I love his obstinate character.
I believe Trump should adopt the character of Wabba Fet
and simply go forth with what he was going to do. Anyway,
you know, they're talking about we're going to fight all
these in the court and we're going to do it
that way. Maybe that's happening. To be honest, none of
us actually know the real status of any of these things.
They could very well be moving forward regardless of these blocks.
I had uploaded a screenshot for use at some point
in the show that just mentioned the words like judge
orders government to stop doing this or whatever. It's like,
judges can't order the government to do anything. Okay, Judges
have no power of law enforcement. You can't order anything.
You can just ignore the judges. My my take is
that yes, they simply need to They do need to
go through the proceduralisms of appealing these orders from judges.
But at the same time they simply need to use
the executive power to override the blocks. No, the judges
cannot order the federal government to do anything. They cannot order,
They cannot countermand the president's orders, regardless of whatever their
findings are, okay the president can you know, they can
make rulings post facto what the president is doing, but
they cannot stop him. There's simply no time in the
administration to put up with this scrap. You know, we
talked about how or at least I talked with Sandbach
about how these these orders almost seem to designed to
provoke maximum irritation from the left and also to sort
of suss out all the possible lawsuits that will occur
because of them in order for them to be sort
of rectified after that addial round of attacks. So I'm
kind of in favor of a multi progged approach here,
you know, issue new executive orders if needed, fight them
in the courts, while at the same time ignoring them
and pretending these judges don't exist. I mean, this is
not the Supreme Court. This is just some random you know,
ninth Circuit District court or whatever. Who cares what this
dude thinks. He's irrelevant. He has no power, you know,
it's enforce it exactly.
Speaker 5: It's somewhat remnant from what Obama kind of use the
courts as like like an extension of the executive and
now that they don't have the executive backing them, they
really don't have power because their job is to like
judge course cases against the government, not enforce the government.
So the executive does have authority over the executive branch,
and if their attempts to strip the executive departments from
the executive branch. That's a constitutional error that can be
brought to the Supreme Court and reinforced.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we just got to hope that Sodamayor either kicks
it or decides that she's going to take the mother
of all siestas. The Heath in the chat brought up
that the normy cons seem to be employing celebration parallax.
He's not defining the courts, and it's good that he is. So,
you know, the normy cons. Man, it might take them
a very long time, but it looks like they can
learn new things.
Speaker 1: The things that I saw going around from the likes
of Charlie Kirk and others is they have been trying
to put forth the headlines that say, well we counter
reverse unocard your Ninth Circuit Cord Repeal judge with our
our own eighth Circond Court of Repeal judges. As Trump
can in fact do this, which just to me seems
like the entirely wrong game to be playing. I mean,
just ignore all these people. It doesn't matter. The president
has control of the executive branch and he gets to
do what he wants to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was fired sovereignty.
Speaker 3: He just fired a bunch of the US attorneys that
Biden hired today, that Biden appoints it today. I don't
know how many of the ninety three, but apparently it
was a lot and cause people to freak out.
Speaker 4: The headline I saw suggested it was one hundred percent
of them, which is just wonderful good.
Speaker 5: Also, the Supreme Court did I don't know if it
was mentioned, but the Supreme Court literally a few months ago,
said that the executive has privilege and immunity within the
executive office. That didn't they just say that, like the
Supreme Court, I.
Speaker 6: Recall, I recall this, but not bring to mind this
specific example.
Speaker 1: Right Likewise, well, as we're talking about Trump dealing with
a bunch of issues with the judges, like we say here,
hopefully they just you know, call their bluff essentially like
they have all the stack of chips in the game
of poker and just bully everybody else around at the table.
That would be very nice. But why don't we turn
our attention over to the Democrats' response here? There was
this hilarious clip going around of a certain I don't
know who this black congressman was, but it really just
is amazing to watch how all the Democrats can be.
I'll never get tired with that clip if you talk
just the Democrats. All they have and they've been doing
it for three weeks now, is just gathering these like
little press tours outside of various government buildings just to
bitch and complain with their signs. And it's just getting
them nowhere. And it's really really nice to see. But
let's listen to Representative Emmanuel uh clever from a Democrat
from Missouri financial services some committee. Oh boy, here we go.
I trust this guy, but finances.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be quick because I want to send a message.
Speaker 4: Somebody.
Speaker 7: Yeah, elon, take your musty millions and mustar Moscow rights
to the moon, because if you don't, Demo, we're going
to stand up.
Speaker 1: We're gonna speak up, We're.
Speaker 5: Gonna march, We're gonna do anything we need to do.
Speaker 7: To make sure that the people of this country understand
that the.
Speaker 4: CPP is for them. You get your.
Speaker 5: Mustard hands off of our money, or go to Moscow.
Speaker 8: You must move.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean needs to work on his lyrics
there a bit.
Speaker 5: And then they always say this ship. But let let's
be honest. If if you all must actually build the
city on the moon. Every white person would want to
live there, and they would want to come there immediately afterwards.
So it's like like they always say, oh, go do
it somewhere else. They do it somewhere else, and then
they want to come in. It's nonsense, hands off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean so in in in music, in jazz,
what he's doing is vamping where he's just using the
the M sound to try to like continue to to
move the sound along. But what is this thing that
every single black person in a position of power like
they need to speak like? Who was that? Like? Was
it was it Malcolm X who talked like that?
Speaker 1: I mean MLKA definitely did a lot of that in
his speeches, but it's they all just talk the same way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like this kind kind of like, oh, I'm
very emotional. But also because I can alliterate, it means
that that the audience is going to think I'm intelligent.
Speaker 1: It's the stereotypical like black preacher thing that you see
on like every TV show.
Speaker 3: Huh yeah, it's I mean, he's just mean, it's just
the lowest IQ kind of response where it's just singing.
It's just I mean, just step and fetch it. I mean,
that's all this is is just a throwback to that,
call back to that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think whatever record label as this guy signed
up needs to drop him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's not going to go platinum unfortunately.
Speaker 6: Also, if white people did go to the Moon, they'd
just be like white man stealing our helium three. You know,
he's just never gonna end.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, if Elon ever does establish a colony on Mars,
they'll just claim that they did it and he's it
from him. So it's I don't even know why he's
complaining about Elon still being here.
Speaker 1: Sorry it was muted. Yeah, It's just it's the same
thing all the time with these folks, right, I mean,
it's just gives me more money, no matter what it is. Uh,
it's nice to see that at least the more things change,
the more they stay the same as a reallys The
other thing I have to laugh is just look at
like the token like Joe Biden's stand in standing right
behind this guy to sniff his hair, you know, when
he's finished, you.
Speaker 3: Know what, Sorry, no, go ahead, up, got cringe.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say, like a lot of these like
like gatherings of the left in like mass settings like this.
Everybody is over the age of forty. There's no kids
here anymore. These are all like like they're going on.
This is the ancient regime going out, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just look at like look at the woman in
the back and then there or on the left, the
guy on the right. They're like smiling like this is
actually going to do something. No, this is just impotence signaling.
There's there's nothing here. You lost, You're not going to
have a job. Take the fucking eight months and leave
just more money than you'll ever have in your life.
Go buy an Ultima.
Speaker 1: Yeah, charger.
Speaker 4: What Othumpler is saying is correct. This is this is
the regime on its way out. It's you know it.
It makes me think of I know that the fourth
Turning is rather pass these days, but you know, the
more that this is happening, the more it looks like
the millennials may really be the hero generation. Not the
majority of them, but the ones that matter. And so
if if Trump can keep this steam going, uh with
the with the millennials he surrounded himself with being completely
fed up with these kind of quote unquote politics, than
the day of the Pillow will reach us exactly what
it needs to.
Speaker 1: Yep, it'll come in one day soon in the next decade.
So yeah, I definitely think you're right. I mean, unfortunately,
if you guys are gen X, looks like you're gonna
get skipped over. But hopefully it's the base millennial squad
that takes over, not the cringe theater kid occupied government.
As John Doyle likes to say.
Speaker 4: The gen xers their job was to give us great
music and that's what they did.
Speaker 3: So I'm as a gen X or, I'm happy where
I'm at. I'm happy where I'm at, and at least
the nihilism is gone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're here, very fair.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: There's some other like hilarious videos this week of various
black politicians throughout the country talking about various topics. That
Aana Presley character from The Squad who has just completely
embraced the stereotypical black wigwear. It's just fully embracing her baldness.
I don't know why black women do this. It's just ridiculous.
But she was going on talking about reparations again because
like you always have to talk about that nonsense that
that Crockett character. I forget her first name, from Dallas
for some reason, I don't know, Like Texas just says
the worst politicians in the world. I don't know what
is going on with that state, Republican or Democrat, Like
every politician that comes out of Texas just fuck it sucks.
I don't know what it is about that place. But
she was talking about doing her weave and you know
her her bobby head back and forth and her snapping
conversations saying, legedig Donald Trump, he be elected. But the
other one that we're going to turn our attention to
across the pond here, Maxine Waters was talked about a
certain Nelson Mandela recently in the wake of Yeah, yep,
thank you Nelson Mandela. In the wake of all the
discussion of the Trump administration. Actually, what is just simply
amazing is from where I'm sitting, Diday would think we
would get this timeline where the president of the United
States is actively calling out anti whitism and anti white
discrimination and another country.
Speaker 5: Well, it's it's not enough. He has to just straight
up fun the Africanas to separate inform their old country.
At this point, you want to do some nation building,
there's a place I'll actually build a nation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's certainly fair point. But there have been
announcements that they're going to make it easier for Africaners
to get refugee status in the United States to come
over here. There's discussions about them just them receiving aid
from USA. You will, we'll see where that happens. But
Elon Musk himself was actually talking about the various characters
like Julius what's that guy's name, Ramposa, the guy who's
always bitching about kill the boar. You know. Elon Musk himself,
who is South African, is bringing attention to this on
his Twitter much of the same way he was bringing
attention to the Rotherham stuff in the UK last couple
of weeks. It seems like the intention is being drawn
to South Africa.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, whenever I hear them talk about South Africa,
I think about Sierra Leone, like twenty five thirty years ago,
how somebody just gave twenty million dollars to Executive Outcome
and they went in there and solved the problem with.
Speaker 4: That beautiful, beautiful hind gunship. Oh Chief's kiss, But no
A Thumpar brings up a very very good point and
I think this is actually something that we could help
with being you know, shit posters, professional shit posters. Is
that we and the OGC and everybody listening to us
can amplify the narrative that the next proper step is
for the ua AS to start funding basically a breakaway
africaner government so that you know, they can be a
state within a state. Maybe go for a two party
solution or two state solution there where Orianya has its
own sovereignty. Get the focus off of the Palestinians and
focus on the minority white population that is living under
a tyrannical black cacistocracy in every sense of the word.
Speaker 5: That's probably a good point to bring up. I mean,
to be honest, the reason why Trump is bringing this
issue up now is probably because those among him who
are Israeli shills want to get some vengeance for Africa
voting against Israel in the UN. That might be the
background noise, but you can at least focus that to
get something positive for your own people and ethnic group,
even if it is unfortunately in the guise of appeasing Israel.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's one of these things like I care
about my people and I care about the well being
of the native population of South Africa, which lest we
forget is the Boors. They were there before the Bantu
by about two hundred years, so they're the most native
people to South Africa and they deserve to rule it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's something people don't know, Like the the
Bantus migrated across all of West Africa over the last
two hundred years. They are not native to most of
the places they live now. They were a continental colonizer,
but we're not allowed to say that.
Speaker 4: Right, But either way, this is an absolutely beautiful thing. Right.
So years ago, I remember being horrified when I learned
for the first time about the rape cages, about how
every home in South Africa has to have have to
have their house separated by where they can where they
live and cook and eat, and separated from where they
sleep by literal steel cages that encompass the entire sleeping area,
so that the Blacks of South Africa have a harder
time getting into rape and murder. And most houses have this.
It's a common thing like that is a that's been
going on for decades now. And finally we have like
a real serious executive branch that's going to call out
real serious atrocities. So it's even if it's not what
we want or it's not everything we want, it's a
step in the right direction.
Speaker 6: I mean, what more could you want after this point
in the first three and a half weeks of the presidency,
like for the people still basically attacking Trump, you know,
often over whatever connection to Israel he has, although it has,
you know, Pete Q pointed out on his show last
week or earlier this week, Trump has actually gotten more
money from Saudi Arabia, But that's by the bye. The
point is like, what more could you want at this point?
What does he have to do? What more does he
have to do at this point for you to be happy?
Speaker 3: It is just a few weeks ago that he pardoned
all the j Sex people, and we've no one talks
about that anymore.
Speaker 6: Yeah, literally, it was less than a month ago, guys,
less than a month ago. I mean the last three shows,
is this the third or fourth show?
Speaker 2: I think it's.
Speaker 6: Trump was inaugurated. They've been so packed with w's that
we cannot even include all of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, black pillars stay losing, Like I don't know, there's
nothing else to say.
Speaker 5: And the more he wins like this, the more like
it's solidifying this coalition of like actually doing things that
being a fucking cut conservative bitching and doing nothing like
Look at Mitch Baccona today voting No he was. I
think he was like the only person that's like dinosaur
rotting away with like no one left to support him,
like a final gasp before he croaks.
Speaker 1: He's he's literally on like death store. He fell two
more times last week. I can't even walk anymore. This guy,
I mean, he's one that I can't wait to go
the way of Diane Feinstein in office. But we'll see.
But yeah, hopefully Aroania can get the support they need.
One final thing I'll bring up on this topic then
I'll hit it over you quickly. Yeah, I mean not you.
Speaker 4: Is uh one.
Speaker 1: The thing I want to stress about this is that
this is something that only we, like in our circle
things have been talking about for years. Has there been
a single establishment conservative, a single you know, Republican in
Congress or in office that has talked about the situation
in South Africa? Has literally just been people like us.
No Daily Wire doesn't talk about this shit, you know,
The Blaze doesn't talk about the situation South Africa. Nobody does.
It's just people like us. And to see a talking
point that is directly from the mouths of us that
we've talked about for a decade come out of the
mouth of the President of the United States, it's simply
just amazing. I didn't even think like Trump even knew
about South Africa or even his whole team. I just
thought this is one of those things like, oh, no,
like you know, this is something that we have to
bring attention to ourselves, like Murdoch Murdoch style with like
metamorphosis talking about saving the boor. But I mean it's
literally coming from the mouth of the President of the
United States. That's amazing.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, there's also no particular reason for him to
do this. Either, it's not like there's some particular you know,
pan during happening here or most it's not like most
Americans even know what's going on there, So I don't
there's not even a way to really read this in
some sort of artiller. Oh, there's not a way to
read this in some sort of like ulterior way exactly
that like turns it into an l or something. It
just it's pure dump us all the way.
Speaker 4: Down, yeah, and all the way. No, go ahead, I'll
go for it, not you. Oh yeah, So I mean
I just want to distress before we moved off of this.
We have the narrative power. Now Twitter is real life shit.
Post about the things that you find important and amplify
them because they're filtering their way up and we can
see it in this administration. So if you know, you
want good things to happen in South Africa, if you
want to try and see a narrative shift, if you
think that, you know, even even not talking about South Africa,
not enough people have been deported, which Trump is is
saying he's not happy about how few have been deported
so far. Just keep the narrative pressure on, you know.
That's one of the things that our network is good
for if nothing else, is amplifying each other's messages to
get the right eyes on the message. So push for
the things that you want.
Speaker 3: You know, on this point of can I can I
like just sound like an insane person, but no one
was really talking about black rock and private homes being
swallowed up. And I released an episode like a week ago,
and I've seen videos and then one of uh, I
guess the head of the FTC was talking about that today.
It's really fucking weird. How even if it's not they're
you know, they're not listening to us, it gets out
into the zeitgeist and people start talking about it. It's
almost like we can will shit at this point.
Speaker 5: That's what happens when you have the zeitgeist and when
you have the divine mandate and you like agree, the
Holy Spirit here's you and tells your king.
Speaker 4: Hmm.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. I mean on this topic, I saw pretty much
everybody in our saying the last twenty four hour tunkey
on the Babylon B again because they were making fun
of the South in relation to ilan Omar being in
Bright and marrying her brother. And it was really interesting
because I saw I forget who retweeted. It might have
been James Kirkpatrick, but I don't remember exactly that. Of course,
because the Babylon B does the ship all the time,
you know, they constantly milk the same headline over and
over again. So there was a picture from two or
three years ago when they ran the same headline about
ilhan Omar and they showed like the ratio of likes
to comments, to retweets and everything three years ago and
then to today, and the post got ratioed into oblivion
now but didn't back then. Oh, it's very interesting to
see how much the shift has occurred in a short
period of time, even against like the people who are
very normally conservatives. No, it's like they can't get away
with the same ship that they got away with previously.
On that same note, ever, want to go watch Dave
absolutely A viscerate Joel Barry on a Benjamin Boys last week.
That was very nice to watch.
Speaker 6: But.
Speaker 1: Not I mean, you brought up ice raids. Well, that's
another story we have to cover about, so let's jump
into that one. So apparently, according to Tom Holman, the
FBI has been leaking Ice ray information and says that
the leakers will be identified soon. So again, just another
example of Trump fighting with the deep state to get
things done with his agenda. I mean, first of all,
just picture Tom Holman. Looks like he's been up like
NonStop the last like three weeks, trying to like rip
every illegal out but with his bare hands.
Speaker 5: The Anglo defender does not sleep, He only works.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't want to be you know, it might
sound a homophobic, I guess to say anything negative about
the FBI, But this whole organization really just needs to
be gotten rid of. It needs to be retired, mission completed.
Good job, guys, there's it's going to it's never it's unreformable.
It's going it's a permanent asset of the deep state,
and it's Trump is never going to get it under control.
Speaker 1: Yeah, certainly would be the better response at this point
just to rip out the whole thing, root and stem,
as opposed to try and to trim these heavily overgrown branches.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean, the biggest issue with the FBI now
is that you have all of these, as Charlie said,
entrench regime apparatus that has all of these decades of
experience on the internal workings of this sort of stuff.
They know how to blackmail people, they know how to
generate all of these these bogus claims, all these bogus documents,
and they know how to silence people and do all
the things that we need a like an actual good
intelligence asset or law enforcement asset to be able to do.
But these people are so captured that at this point
you either have to rain them in hard or get
rid of them in a way where they can't form
their own independent organization and cause you trouble. So this
is a this the FBI is a tough nut to crack.
The same thing with the CIA.
Speaker 6: Here is to order the FBI to hand over all
of their field offices to local law enforcement and then
close up shop.
Speaker 2: And that's it.
Speaker 6: Just distribute their assets to every single sheriff in the
country and that would utterly break them, and then all
the black mail would be in the hands of a
loyalists as well.
Speaker 3: The only way to keep it around is you have
to fire everybody and make everybody reapply. But then you
don't know. You still don't know, but you're while everybody's fired,
you do you know, internal internal investigations, just go through everything.
But if you do that, then after a week you're
gonna be like, well, we don't even need this anymore. Crime,
crime isn't rising, crimes? What a terrorist attacks have gone down?
Maybe we need maybe we need to get rid of this, right, I.
Speaker 6: Mean, what exactly is this organization needed for at this point?
You know? Does anyone ever Yeah, it's like, is anyone
like gonna feel unsafe because it doesn't exist? Have you
ever been like Wow, I really wish. I wish they
were here to like help me now.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, who's.
Speaker 4: Gonna go kidnap Governor Whitmer without the.
Speaker 1: I just feel like the scene and uh, die Hard
when I'm Dwayne Robertson and Al Powell just watch the
FBI helicopter explode and they say, we're gonna need more
FBI guys. That's just what needs to be done. Just
fire everybody, say we need more guys.
Speaker 5: I would perhaps I did a thread earlier this week
about the kind of go to a minor history tangent
for like five minutes.
Speaker 4: Go for it. Do it.
Speaker 5: When the Goths were granted dominion over the Roman Empire
when they entered in, they one of the things they
did when they took over Illio itself, the Theodoric I
think did this king did? He set up an office
called the Master of Offices, and his job was to
go through all the old Roman bureaucracy departments, every single department,
go and find where the money and the taxes are going,
and like fire anybody that is stealing the money. And
in his first year of rule he found out that
not a single senator in Rome had been paying taxes
for like decades, none of them there was no tax
money coming in. So he wrote a letter to the
Senate and posted it in like all the urban centers,
like basically the receipts of how little tax money is
coming in, like bullying them the public opinion about how
you're being robbed because your senator isn't paying taxes. And
within like the first few years, he managed to get
like all the senators paying taxes again through this office
of Master of the Offices. It was essentially like a
doge of the classical era. And one of the things
that he realized Theodoic is that like it's not enough
to just get the receipts. He actually has to strip
them of their power to do this stuff. So he
did things like strip the tax benefits of the senator
senatorial class. But one of the things he did is
he he started adding soldiers to the Master of the offices.
He hadn't take care of the calivalry, take care of
the militia, take care of the post office. Start expanding
the powers of this new office. And eventually Theodoreic was like,
I'm going to do something crazy. I'm going to start
taking the powers of the of the of the prefects.
This is like a leftover of the former Praetorian Guard,
and these were like the military commanders out their Western Empire,
kind of independent from the Roman government. But essentially they
were a leech. And he started making the Master of
the Offices a parallel institution to the prefects, until one
day the powers were equal, and he said, why do
I have prefects anymore? And he closed down the prefects
because they were redundant. That's probably what Trump has to do.
What you guys are saying, you have to create like
fifty statewide FBI, like like like state Bureau of Investigations
and gradually give them boosted powers up to like substate
and regional levels until the FBI is so redundant it
can't actually do anything without being caught by these state bureaus.
And at that point people are going to stop bothering
with the FBI because they can't do anything anymore, and
then you can close it down because the power will
have been folded. You probably can't take the FBI down
directly so quickly, but that would be a strategy to gradually,
like sapawate its power until it's redundant, and then you
justified closing it down worked for the god if you did.
Speaker 6: Them down, I mean, and all these people lost their jobs.
The only industries that would even be negatively affected with
the gay strip clubs and prostitutes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like there again there's the expertise problem. But
why don't I mean, whoever's listening that can make this
kind of decision. I think that el Femplar might be
your guy to get this done.
Speaker 5: I'm merely an architect with some good ideas of how
to design things.
Speaker 1: I'm an architect architect for the destruction of the deep state. Yeah, based, alrighty,
when do we hit some super chats, fellas, and then
we'll carry on with the news of the day. So
scrolling back to the top, I love how Solid Steak
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Speaker 4: Chatter I means, don't count Seaside or out. He might
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for South Africa, it's finally nice to see someone care
for the whites there. I wish I could get my
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know if there's any like, are there any like Rhodesian
politicians still left alive that are you know, sentient, not
like you know, one foot in the grave.
Speaker 4: I mean, but there.
Speaker 5: Are a few whites in parliaments and throughout African states.
The problem is that they're all lived hards. That's why
they're still That's why they're left there to be there,
because they're in alignment.
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Bronze Age mindset is the discussion of Cold War Africa
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guy they lost, they killed like two thousand Bantu or something,
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drastically increase as it starts to get just a little
bit warmer because black people don't operate in the cold.
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the black people who but I was still at the
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and behold, Florida is over the last three years, because
of all the infestation of migrants, has actually shot up
to be more expensive than Michigan's and not by a
small amount either. I would pay like eight hundred more
bucks for six months down here in Florida i would
in Michigan, which has been bananas to me. We just
get nothing by having these people here. It's just all terrible.
I hear stories about like people in like Europe or
other other places about like how you know, cheap everyday
goods are, you know, just go into the supermarket and
like over here, you know, as a relation to portion
of the income. And granted, yes they're paying more taxes.
I get all that stuff, but it's just wild. I mean,
bronzegs Pervort talks about the sheep shearing operation that a
lot of America has gone under. I mean, I just
had to deal with a phone call yesterday. A fucking
hotel and I stayed in two months ago charged me
twice for the same room and I was just looking
on my bill. I was like, what the fuck is this?
How am I getting charged twice for staying in this
hotel for one night and they charged me for two
nights worth. So of course I had to go through
the whole you know, problem of calling up the helpline
and getting a hold of somebody to get fucking reimbursed.
With this nonsense, I shouldn't have to deal with.
Speaker 5: There's a bridge in Lower Manhattan, the Battery Park Tunnel.
The police put up a steak point there once a
month or the police are getting smart to this, so
like on the day that the government hands out free
money to illegals, they will put up a steak point
at the bridges and tunnels, you will find up to
eighty cars pulled over for fake licenses, fake drivers, licenses,
fake plates, just lined up and and every single one
going into the paddy wagon. West African, West African illegal,
West African accasiona Haitian, all of them in a single line.
And you it's it's fucking comedic at times. I just
stand there in the morning traffic just lack my ass off.
How many times this happened? Had to happen month after
month before someone stops this mess?
Speaker 1: I mean, fire them into the Atlantic Ocean via trebushe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just dump them in the Harlem River. I I
I really hope that the NYPD starts taking some pages
out of the Chicago Police's book, like we need more beatings,
we need more jack boots, we need more thugs, Like,
come on, guys, need.
Speaker 1: Rudy Giuliani back. I mean, we're gonna talk about Mayor
Adams in a minute here, right after we finish up
the last super chat here, and then we're gonna talk
about that. But Alrighty, I've talked about before about mid
maxing your super chats. Caleb, you just really mid maxed
on that one, right, there my friend. So all right,
moving on to Refublican, who's always a fun follow on Twitter.
Speaker 4: I like what he said.
Speaker 1: He's got good takes. I see him lib in like
mister d Twitter spaces. He does a good job of
sending funny remarks in there from time to time. So
for ten bucks, says FYI, value added TACKS isn't a tariff.
It's just a tax that raises the cost of American goods,
making them less likely to be bought. Totally not a tariff.
Internet economists assured me of this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I bet they were all European too, because those
guys are drowning in vats for for things that might
be investment vehicles like gold and silver. It's they're just
they're really something.
Speaker 1: Charlie had a great rant last night about economics on
the Twitter space. But alrighty, do you want to share
that take now?
Speaker 6: No, I just think economists should face the wall. I'm
just tired of them. It's all just a fake and
gay nonsense to uh justify the policies of uh who's
in power anyway. It's uh, it's just a it's just
a complete bullshit field to study. In my opinion, That
and economists are just fucking annoying.
Speaker 3: I mean it's they actually get a Bachelor of Science
degree and anyone who knows about economics just knows it's
just Jews having a conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, exactly.
Speaker 4: I mean when I was a kid, uh kid, when
I was in college, like you know, a constant refrain
was economics is the softest of all sciences. But I
don't know if I don't know if anyone else heard
that when they were young, or if I was just
lucky to know that it was all bullshit at the time.
Speaker 1: I don't even want to get bogged down in the
validity of the science, you know, but just simply seeing
how all economic arguments and economic discussions are just always
somehow in the regime's interest and not in hours, just
makes you want to ignore all these people. Oh surprise,
look at this David Frum once again on the side
of you know, increasing the federal debt and you know,
not doing anything to stop a legal immigrants. Who would
have thought, well, just ignoring all these people and the
do you have a couple more Yeah, we got a
couple more super chats. They came in so John Gordon
as a delivery driver, stay away from Indians on the road.
They have zero impulse control. It baffles me again. I'll
never get tired of it. It just creeps up on you,
you know.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean if you see like the highlight
reels from like videos from like Calcutta or whatever, but
they just like don't have lanes. It's just a complete
shit show on all the roads. Yeah, of course, Well
what would you expect. Turn signals are just you know,
it might as well be quantum technology to these people.
And then eh for fifty five bucks. That deserves some
gold as well.
Speaker 11: I love gold.
Speaker 4: The look I.
Speaker 10: Shmell atit de texture.
Speaker 1: I love gold. All right, thank you mister, Eh for
fifty five bucks. Any judge is appointed to the executive
serves at the pleasure of the executive. There is no protections.
It's the same thing as a cabinet position, foreign delegate,
et cetera. These things are outlined an Article two. They
serve the executive. Congressional impeachment is when the executive won't
get rid of a judge. You know, I don't care
what they have to do legally is wise that these
people just should not be listened to and the agenda
must carry a carry on at base.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a there's a point where, I mean, I
don't want to really go down this rabbit hole too deeply,
but we're long past the point where the Constitution has
any relevance when it comes to the way that we're governed.
And at this point, I mean, I mean, that's not
true about the judiciary. It is a separate branch of government.
But at this point when judges are trying to say
that an executive order or anything that the executive is
doing to benefit America and Americans, when the when the
judges are trying to strike that down saying it's unconstitutional,
it is long past time that they are worth talking
listening to. Yes, little scene footage of Donald Trump in
the courtroom.
Speaker 1: All right, that's us. I'll caught up on the super chats.
We were mentioning Eric Adams earlier, and I'm sure you
have much to say on this topic, as do you
not me? Not you as frequenters to New York. So,
following a meeting with the Borders are Tom Holman, New
York City Mayor, Eric Adams avails a new executive order
permitting ICE agents to function on Rikers Island. This is
a big problem definitely throughout Obama's years and biden'syears, and
even during Trump's first administration, where they would not allow
ice agents into prisons to pick up a legal immigrants
and immediately deport them. And so now free boys go
in just pick up anybody who's illegal, get rid of
them inside the prisons, which is just so ridiculous that
this wasn't allowed and was blocked for forever. It just
shows you how evil these people are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean this things like.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, guy, Well, I was just gonna say, like
I I know how bad Rikers can get, even dealing
with citizens, like I know people that were there their
parents when of their parents was arrested for like a
simple like a public aggressive aggression charge, put into a
cell the other person's a paranoid schizophrenic, and stabs from
the death in the cell. Like it's Rikers Island is
an unofficial way to execute someone. This is not well
known outside of New York City, but it is a
fact in the city. When you send someone to Rikers Island,
you're saying I might want you to die, and to
throw in citizens with even worse trash from the third
world is essentially saying, no, I really want you to die.
I want you to be murdered violently against anybody who's expected.
Everybody knows what's gonna happen, Like, I want you to
be murdered violently because I hate you. That's what Records
Island is, and you gotta clean up the fucking Records Island.
There's so many legal people there, they got.
Speaker 2: To get out.
Speaker 3: One of the things about Adams is, you know, he
is a regime guy, and he started asking questions and
the regime turned on him. Normally people can go and
one day to do that, they normally either beg the
regime to take them back or they just disappear into
the background. But no, he's like, Okay, well there's a
new power center coming into town. Let me try to
help them out while they help me out. It's just
he's just being a politician. And that's pretty fucking smart
because it seems like he understood which way the wind
was blowing and he's like, well, me get on the
team that's gonna win. And I mean, if that isn't
a politician, what is Yeah.
Speaker 4: And he's only the he's only able to do this
because he's relatively new to the scene of the Maxine
Waters and all the all the other old corrupt heads
in the in the regime government, they can't really back
out of this. I saw it on Twitter someone saying that,
you know what's really nice about the regimes puppets being
such incompetent and feckless retards is that when some new
government comes in and starts clearing house, uh, they will
often tell on themselves like Maxine Waters did earlier. But
with Adams. Adams is as any black politician, corrupt to
the core and just drenched in in just various forms
of grift and graft. So he has when when Trump
comes to him and says something like, hey, buddy, we're
going to be deporting all those illegals that you let
in to your city, and if you don't help us,
we're going to find somebody who will. Someone like Adams,
even though he probably has an IQ closer room temperature
than average, is going to understand that he needs to
do what he's told.
Speaker 5: I want to emphasize also, many people probably aren't aware
of what exactly Adams did to piss off the regime.
Adams is from the He has a he has a
hotel connection that his money was made in the hotel industry,
and ordinarily the illegal alien crisis, Uh, it was it
was a way of money laundering to like these little
like programs and stuff like that. You know, like like
you patronize the illegals and then they they do things
for you is one method. And other method it is,
you know, public housing, a lot of money in that
for like grants and stuff like that, and you siping
off like eighty percent of the money from the public
housing to your coffers. Adams saw the griff that was
going on with the illegal aliens, and he decided he
wanted a piece of the pie. So he got his
hotel buddies together and said, let's take in the illegals
instead of these public housing grants, Let's take the money.
And that pissed off a lot of New York Dems
who were getting kickbacks from public housing, you know, renting
it by em buzzling it. All kinds of money you
can get in real estate industry building these public projects,
and there's a lot of rent money in there. You're
basically getting handouts, you know, illegally, and gets like thirty
thousand dollars in the government and then you as as
a renter some landlord, you get like like a third
or fourth of that a year. So it's a lot
of money.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: If you're getting like five thousand dollars in illegal and
you have forty thousand illegals, you're making millions. So Adams
cut into the money flow for him and his real
hotel buddies. He piped in the money to him and
his hotel friends, who all run hotels around the city.
Every major hotel in Manhattan was housing illegals by the hundreds,
and they didn't give a shit about safety standards or anything.
It was just free money from the government for them.
And the Biden regime noticed this and they didn't like
it because they're the people they were trying to patronize
in Manhattan weren't getting their funds because Adams was cutting
into the money and suddenly he gets federal charges for
things he did. It comes out to the fact that
he bit the hand that fed him, and they didn't
like it. So Trump is probably aware that Adams is
he's always going to bite the hand that feeds them,
So don't you know, give him a little bit to
do what you want to do in the city. But
don't give him too much because he will bite and
take for himself. Essentially, he just he bit the hand
that fit him and he got sucked by Biden for that.
Speaker 1: Well, we were talking about this a little bit before
we went live. How you know, growing up in Michigan
and just hear stories all the time of corrupt after
corrupt mayor in Detroit. You know Kwame Kilpatrick, and you
know all this other predecessors in just every one of
these guys that they just can't help themselves be corrupted
someway or another. And when you have dirt on you,
you're easy to be manipulated. And it just so happens
that Trump, who has long ties to New York City,
of course he's gonna have this guy wrapped around his finger.
So h well, it actually is kind of a bit
of a blessing that our enemies are just so unbelievably corrupt,
and so you know, for once it actually is working
a little bit in our advantage. Why don't we discuss
some what else is going on in the state of
New York with Pam Bondy this week announced seeing civil
suits against the governor Hutchels. Is that how you pronounce
her name? And you know, let's listen in. I don't
know if there's a clip or not.
Speaker 11: Today because we have filed charges against the State of
New York. We have filed charges against Kathy Hochel, We
have fouled charges against Letitia James and Mark Schroeder.
Speaker 2: Who is with DMV.
Speaker 4: This is a new DJ and.
Speaker 11: We are taking steps to protect Americans, American citizens and
Angel moms like the moms standing right behind me, who
you're going to hear from in a moment. New York
has chosen to prioritize illegal aliens over American citizens. It stops.
Speaker 4: It stops today.
Speaker 1: Wow, I mean, and this is certainly a nice sign
of things to come. A week that Pam Bondy gets
into office launching suits against the governor of New York
for not dealing with the illegal immigrant problem. And this
is specifically in reference to the eighty five million, yes
that is million dollars that FEMA sent to the hotels
to house migrants instead of sending money to North Carolina
to help with hurricane relief.
Speaker 4: Okay, I know this is a serious topic, but help
me out with this. FBI informat in the chat told
me just now, told all of us just now, the
Pam BONDI is fifty nine years old. That is part.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 10: We never thought this was going to happen.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: I wow?
Speaker 4: You know I don't like women in positions of power, but.
Speaker 1: We need to We need to find out what this
woman is on and get all of our girlfriends and
wives on it immediately.
Speaker 4: I mean, we need to take her some of her blood.
Speaker 1: She needs to be study gene.
Speaker 6: I just need to know if she has any single
daughters who are available for my homestead over here.
Speaker 4: I know we can.
Speaker 1: We could send out some text messages to find out.
Speaker 4: So just absolutely amazing. I'm sorry, what were we talking about? Oh,
this is a Yeah, I'm kind of disappointed that these
aren't criminal charges, because these people all deserve to be
in prison, if not kicking out the clouds from a
very hastily constructed gallows. But yeah, I mean it's I
guess again, it's a step in the right direction. It's
going They're going to try to force them to actually
abide immigration law, and hopefully when they fail to do that,
criminal charges follow.
Speaker 1: Well, I very much. I pretty much agree that the
hammer doesn't need to come down harder on these people,
at least at the start. And she's just getting into
the office here. Maybe this is all a bit of
a grace for these people, saying all right, the civil
suits are now. If you continue to not comply, the
criminal ones are coming next. Who knows, it might be
some art of the deal stuff going on. The one
thing I will say in here, Taylor Brown in the chat, bonk,
just bonk all over you. There's ridiculous, ridiculous statement in
the chat.
Speaker 4: No hornt posting.
Speaker 1: Anything else, anything else. Well, I mean tomorrow is Valentine's Day,
so I guess love is in the air, so to speak.
Speaker 5: But I have gone thirty three years of Valentine's Day
and we are getting exceedingly efficient at it.
Speaker 1: We'll get you, we'll get you. One cringey, you know
your your state mandated art ho GF is coming any
day now. Project great squads are out right now.
Speaker 5: There's a dime street here, but I'll take a petty street.
Speaker 1: Any other comments on New York gentlemen, Well.
Speaker 3: I was just going to say that, you know, she's
fifty nine and the one next to her is probably
like forty two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably, it's.
Speaker 3: Like your typical forty two year old. That's why your
typical thirty four year old woman in England.
Speaker 1: It's true. Alrighty, Why don't we talk about the another
member of the Trump team right now? I mean, this
is like the week of the Trump team apparently. I
think we've only we haven't even seen a clip of
Donald Trump on the show today. But let's talk about
Pete Heggsath who is confirmed. You know, well, we'll talk
about him in the state and it's on Ukraine in
a second here with this clip. But first thing I
want to mention is the renaming of forts back and forth.
I mean, there's other guys. I mean, Paul Fahrenheit could
definitely speak way more on this one because this is
a story that he's been watching very closely, you know,
as it relates to renaming all of our forts around
the country. But it's my understanding that it's basically illegal
for any fort to be renamed a Confederate general remindument.
Is that correct? Is that my understanding of the situation.
Speaker 4: And that's what I heard.
Speaker 3: That was I forget what I was listening to where
they explained that that's exactly it. You cannot if some
law has been passed, it would probably have to be
overturned by Congress that you cannot name it after someone
who was adjacent or part of the Confederacy. Does that
mean I don't see anything in that law about naming
it after someone in the Wehrmacht.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean this is a take that a lot
of us have been putting out there, and I forget
who super chatted this, but talking about ways that you
can affect the discourse, everyone needs to keep the burned
image of the copper statue of Roberty Lee in the
forefront because that statue is going back along with all
of the other ones. That's definitely something you guys could
do right now, that's history, it's part of our American heritage,
and especially in the case of Roberty Lee, which I
will once again point everyone to the excellent stream It
was probably my pick for Stream of the Year last
year that Charlie did with Apostolic Majesty last year on
the life of Roberty Lee.
Speaker 2: That is excellent.
Speaker 1: If people haven't had a chance to listen to that one,
really amazing stuff. Truly, one of the greatest men in
America has ever produced, so every last bit of monumented
statue needs to be replaced. There's been defa roberty lee.
But any comments on those, gentlemen before we get to
this Ukraine clip.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's just a straightforward the illegal for the fort
to be properly renamed. So I think this is a
good workaround. Some people have complained about this and called
it like a bitchmu or whatever him to do this,
But this is the kind of thing where people will
just start getting impeached if they break the law so frequently.
This isn't like the cases where random judiciaries are issuing
some sort of made up precedents. This is just a law,
a very straightforward law, and there's no way around it.
It has to be overturned. And in the meantime, this
is a clever workaround.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a wonderful Talmudic move here. He is abiding
the letter of the law while completely violating the spirit
of the law. So get fucked Congress.
Speaker 1: All right, let's listen in to this clip on the
Ukraine situation.
Speaker 12: Good afternoon friends, Thank you Secretary Healing for your leadership
both in hosting and now leading the UDCG This is
my first Ukraine Defense contact group, and I'm honored to
join all of you today, and.
Speaker 10: I appreciate the opportunity to share President Trump's approach to
the war in Ukraine.
Speaker 12: We are at, as you said, mister Secretary, a critical
moment as the war approaches its third anniversary. Our message
is clear, the bloodshed must stop and this war must end.
President Trump has been clear with the American people and
with many of your leaders that's stopping the fighting and
reaching an enduring peace is a top priority. He intends
to end this war by diplomacy and bringing both Russia
and Ukraine to the table, and the US Department of
Defense will help achieve this goal. We will only end
this devastating war and establish a durable peace by coupling
allied strength with a realistic assessment of the battlefield. We want,
like you, a sovereign and prosperous Ukraine, but we must
start by recognizing that returning to Ukraine's pre twenty fourteen
borders is an unrealistic objective. Chasing this illusionary goal will
only prolong the war and cause more suffering. A durable
peace for Ukraine must include robust security guarantees to ensure
that the war will not begin again.
Speaker 10: This must not be Minsk three point zero.
Speaker 12: That said, the United States does not believe that NATO
membership for Ukraine is a realistic outcome of a negotiated settlement.
Speaker 10: Instead, any security.
Speaker 12: Guarantee must be backed by capable European and non European troops.
If these troops are deployed as peacekeepers to Ukraine at
any point, they should be deployed as part of a
non NATO mission and they should not be covered under
Article five. There also must be robust international oversight of
the line of contact to be clear, as part of
any security guarantee, there will not be US troops deployed
to Ukraine. To further enable effective diplomacy and drive down
energy prices that fund the Russian war machine, Trump is
unleashing American energy production and encouraging other nations to do
the same. Lower energy prices, coupled with more effective enforcement
of energy sanctions, will.
Speaker 10: Help bring Russia to the table.
Speaker 12: Safeguarding European security must be an imperative for European members
of NATO. As part of this, Europe must provide the
overwhelming share of future lethal and non lethal aid to Ukraine.
Speaker 10: Members of this contact group must meet the moment.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, well, yeah, go ahead, Charlie. I'm sure you have
much to say about in there.
Speaker 6: Well, basically, I mean a couple key points that he
mentioned that this can't be Minsk three. Basically, it can't
be another frozen conflict conflict restart right like this is.
There has to be an actual end to this thing. Secondarily,
he's you know, he said, Europeans, you're holding the bag
on this one. Now, this is your problem to deal with,
not ours. We're going to help you bring this to
a close, but it is on you to enforce whatever
outcome happens out of this thing. So this is a
complete one eighty from the Biden regimes approach, and overall
it's it's solid and realistic. The only thing I find
in this particular statement that's sort of unrealistic is this
concept of lines of contact, and that don't include just
outright annexation of the four oblasts and the whole idea
of European but non NATO troops patrolling a border. I
don't think the Russians are going to go for that,
but we'll see where this leads. But this was a
I mean, this is the sort of level headedness that
has been needed to bring this thing to an end
for the past almost three years now. And yeah, Zelansky
is probably uh you know, preparing his uh his Florida
permanent vacation home as we speak, unless the Santis supports him.
Speaker 4: But you know, I just want to say, well, I
hope Zelanski gets what he deserves. But also, hag Seth
here that pocket square. Yeah, baby, that's the right way
to do it.
Speaker 2: But one thing you.
Speaker 6: Didn't really see is the the expressions on the Europeans
as he's saying all this is just priceless. I mean,
there there are some other shots in like the second
half of this video that are just absolute gems.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm all for this.
Speaker 6: Leave them holding the bag if if they wanted, if
they want this ship to keep going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, especial from the British.
Speaker 4: This is completely congruous with what Pete's been saying, and
what Stormy's been saying, and what many in our sphere
have been saying with regards to the shift of focus
that we can expect out of the federal government now
regarding foreign diplomacy, is that Europe is going to be
Europe's problem. We are going to worry about our direct
sphere of influence. And you know, they dug themselves into
this mess. It's time for them to try at least
to dig themselves out of it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I think you have to make friends with Russia
because if Russia stays tied to China, that's a big problem.
If they want that's a single worst outcome. That's the
huge monumental fuck up of the Bidened administration is basically
permanently oriented Russia towards China in a weaker position than China.
Like it cannot be understated how bad that is from
a global perspective for America. But sorry, didn't didn't mean
to interrupt you, Pete. It's just like it's just so stupid. No, no,
that makes sense, you know. And if they do, if
there is this pivot to China, which a lot of
people have been talking about, you want Russia to let
them go, you want you know, I'm sorry, Russia is
going to have to become strong again. It's the it's
the only way we get out. Russia holds nothing over us,
China does. The only way this works is Russia has
to decouple from China, or at least not rely upon
them as much as they are now. And you know,
then we deal with China in whatever way Trump thinks,
is trumpet as people think, is the way forward.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The only thing I'm concerned about is, you know, when
Lavov spoke to Tucker Carlson, he seemed pretty adamant that
at this point there's no reversing Russia's Eurasian turn. And
you know this, I've basically said as well that when
Trump comes in, it's like, well, you know, I just
read you know, and reviewed on my blog Scott Horton's
book Provoked, and given what the Russians have had to
put up with since the nineties, you know, what difference
does it make if if Trump is in the white
eyes to them? I mean, they don't they can't trust
the Americans at this point. So what can Trump really
do to actually bring them over? I guess we'll see,
you know, maybe he'll surprise me.
Speaker 3: Well, and Lavrov could be playing Lavrov could be playing
that game just like Trump does, where he says something
that where it's like, well, this is the way it's
going to be. It can't be any other way, and
it's just a negotiating tactic. So you know, I leave
I leave the door open for things like that. You know,
Trump says the most outrageous ship and then he just
backs into a corner and he makes it seem like
everybody's getting what they want out of it, and I
don't Lavrov. You know, Thomas believes that Lavrov is probably
the greatest statesman in the world right now. So you
know what, what you have to ask yourself what game
is he playing?
Speaker 5: I think Charlie is the problem too. How uh, how
how do you actually go about restoring that trust other
than oh well, sorry, oopsie, we had four years of
a of a retard. I hope that doesn't happen again,
but you can trust us. It's like that doesn't seem practical.
Speaker 6: It's also the case that part of part of this
plan is let's put the and this is what I
figured Trump would do, is let's put the screws on
Russia by lowering the price of oil, because that's one
of the ways they've been funding the war. Is there
oil exports, So lower the global price of oil, put
the screws to Russia. That's going to require cooperation on
the European part, though and as we know, there have
been all sorts of back doors for Russian petroleum UH
products to make their way into Europe because they don't
have the stomach to completely cut those ties. They don't
want to do that, and of course, and they shouldn't
want to do it. And at the same time, if
that does work, if the Americans are tightening those screws
on Russia, well that kind of moves in the opposite direction,
Like why would Russia at that point want to come over?
Speaker 1: We're beautiful amount just the way you are.
Speaker 4: You're beautiful, You're a star.
Speaker 6: We're gonna punish dug for that one. But I don't know,
what do you what do you guys think of this?
Speaker 5: You know, I mentioned on the stream occasionally that like
one of my classmates ten years ago was the son
of our Ukrainian diplomat, and this is like pre twenty fourteen,
and even back then they were like he was just
like like like hearing things from his dad. But like
they would always been planning this shit in Ukraine for
like well over a decade, and it just seems like
that long of a goal in the institutions, getting that
impulse and desire the fuck over Russia for your own
international power. That takes like like institutional changes more than
like you can fire everyone in the FBI, you can
fire everyone in the State Department, but like all of
our foreign assets in that region are all dedicated to
fighting Russia. And it's like it's become a cancer into itself.
And I'm not exactly clear how you could even get
rid of all of that when the people working for
you still want that.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean you.
Speaker 3: You have to get the Newlands and the Kagans and
the Vinman's and all of these people who have ethnic
grudges because their families were in the palest settlement and
their families go back to you know, the kimally Ninsky,
the Kimallynisky putting down their psychotic, the messianic murder spree.
These people have to go. I mean, you the it's
amazing when you like nail down and you start looking
at all these people that were in the in the
Biden administration, and it seems like I think I think
Michael Jones said at one point that like seventy percent
of them were from a twenty mile radius of all
above like that that's where their families came from. Yeah,
so I mean, I mean, this is an ethnic struggle,
this is an ethnic blood feud. I mean this is
this is a libel from centuries ago. And even I
mean Douglas MacArthur, I mean not Douglas MacArthur McGregor is
coming out and saying he's using the J word and
saying that this is a I don't know if any
you heard Tucker his stream with that colonel I can't
remember what his name is, but he even said he
said none of these people are American, said, none of
the people doing this are American. Yeah, that's that's what
has to be addressed.
Speaker 4: And hopefully this is the Trump administration trying to throw
a wrench in the gears of this plan. But one
wonders if it might be too little, too late. You know,
Ukraine's effectively been depopulated. I just hope that it doesn't
become a part of greater Israel like was the original plan,
and that there's some something that can be done to
prevent that. But at least there is some solace in
that if if that does happen, they're not going to
get as much as they wanted. They're still going to
have to give up some land. Concessions to Russia. But
I mean, you know, what we're trying to what we're
what we're watching is an administration that is trying to
claw back basically the last one hundred years of evil.
And it's a it's a it's a big ask. So
all of these are steps in the right direction. You
just wish they could do more.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what happened with closing down USAID and bringing it
under state And it's really going to depend on what
Marco Rubio and his people are capable of and if
he has the right people there. I mean, like I've said,
and if Trump can actually pull off the deal that
ends this war and not turn it into another frozen conflict,
but actually end the war, it will be the greatest
deal he's ever made in his life, the greatest negotiation
since I don't even know what like you would compare
it to, because this is such a Gordian knot to
actually resolve this thing in a way that it's not
going to flare up again is going to take you know,
demigod like abilities. It's like the only that could even
think to compare it to is like the terms Lee
was able to achieve for his army when he surrendered
to Grant like it's at that level. If Trump can
pull this off.
Speaker 5: Well, not to be a history near it again, but
I am going to be. The conditions having Ukraine in
are rather similar to Germany after World War One, and
I feel like the ability for these ethnic idiots to
wield power in the country itself might be overshadowed by
the sheer anger. The native population is going to feel
both to the east and west, and we can maybe
hope that to some degree, the you know, the Slavo
Germanic people there, will form their own ethnogenesis and be like, no,
you know what, fuck all this, We're making a country
for ourselves. Get the fuck out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I think it's probably trying to move on
to the next thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I mean, this is what we're talking about,
a five hundred year old ethnic conflict here, and yeah, Trump,
you know, trying. People don't realize this, trying us.
Speaker 4: This is like Israel.
Speaker 3: Palestine's eighty years old. People want to say, oh, this
is going back two thousand and three thousand years. Fuck you,
it's eighty years old.
Speaker 4: That it's.
Speaker 3: This is twentieth century. Shit, We're talking about five centuries here.
That you're of of hate. That's this is the harder
one in my opinion.
Speaker 6: Mm hmm, it is, no, it's it's really you can't
really exaggerate how difficult it is to actually negotiate any
any sort of real settlement to this conflict. I saw
this whybar plus statement today as well, Oh god, what
the hell is this? Why why does it say that
because there has come out of that city. Was there
some sort of conference there at Wymart, Texas? A?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know, do you wanna do you want
to say anything more about this one? That you know
people are digging their heels in over there, the Europeans.
I mean, I want to look up the clips you
were talking about, Charlie after this of the reaction of
the Ukrainian and the United Kingdom. Guys faces as ipt
this talking about that, because oh, man, inject that into
my veins. But yeah, okay, I guess you guys are
doing a following the steps of Boris Johnson. You know,
I'm stopping peace talks from recurring nearly on side of
this war. But whatever, as long as America doesn't get
involved in this one, I'd love.
Speaker 2: To see peace.
Speaker 1: But do you have anything more to say on this one.
Fellas sold Hey very fort mm hmm yeah, good point.
All right, let's move on over to Mike Bens and
Tucker Carlson. He was on Tucker's show recently. Let's listen
in also no clip, all right, yeah it's not a clip.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean listen to the podcast. It's worth listening
to Tucker's conversation with Benz. And unlike a lot of
the conversations Tucker Carlson has had, Mike Bens is a
person who's actually a snake in the grass. His whole
spiel on this podcast is basically like, well, you can't
just take apart the entire soft power apparatus U referring
specifically the US State. But more than that, you can't
just dismantle the apparatus the the CIA has been using
in conjunction with the State Department to run the American
Empire overseas. You can't just take that apart. It's like,
I get that MAGA, you know, wants to reorient things,
but these guys don't really know what they're doing. Look,
you need to trust the experts. Okay, So like, no, actually,
what he's what he's basically saying is the same kind
of you mostly hear from leftists on something else Trump
wants to do. It's like, hey, you can't just shut
down the Apartment of Education. Think about what will happen.
You know, but look at what happened when Musk fired
eighty percent of Twitter employees. There was minor instability in
the site, and then it was fine, Actually, you do
have to just shut this stuff down. You cannot listen
to these people who are like, well, you kind of
have to leave it in place because like the price
of goods in America is going to go up, and
the MAGA people don't really understand the complexities of what's
going on. It's like, actually they do, Okay, we understand
how American soft power works. I guarantee you the people
in the Trump administration really do understand what these organizations do.
And yes, there are some aspects of these organizations that
will reduce American influence abroad if you just shut them down.
Speaker 2: Too bad.
Speaker 6: That's just the price of getting rid of these things.
At this point, they have to just be ripped out,
root and branch. So I would recommend listening to this
podcast and then realize that this guy is a snake
in the grass trying to argue for Trump to not
you know, quote unquote drain the swamp here.
Speaker 2: That's what this is.
Speaker 6: And I thought this in particular was worth pointing out.
People need to understand that this kind of perspective needs
to just be ignored. No, we are shutting these things down, period.
There is no remnant of them that can be left,
you know, because the price of eggs, my price of gas, whatever. No,
just straight out, same with Department of Education or anything
else that comes up. We've all heard this before, like
how oh no, actually you can't just totally change how
this or that works.
Speaker 2: But actually you just can. You can just do things
as they say.
Speaker 3: I picked up on what he was doing five minutes
into the show, and I he here's the thing about
Mike Ben's. Even someone like Scott Adams couldn't see through
this because he thinks, you know, Mike Bens is you know,
really smart, and he's revealing all this stuff. It's very
limited hangout kind of stuff with Ben's. But I've tried
to figure out who's financing him. He has a foundation.
I can't find the foundation anywhere, which it's not on
that new search engine that data Republican gave us. It's
not there. I don't even think it exists. I think
he's probably being financed directly by somebody who is putting
him out there to give us enough to be like, hey, look,
he's revealing a lot of really interesting stuff and how
all this dirt works. But then as soon as someone
steps up and says, oh no, we got to get
rid of all this, Mike Ben's gets sent out there
to be like whoa, whoa, whoa, let's pump the brakes
a little bit here. I want to know where his
money's coming from, because this he's not doing this all
on his own. This is like there's a lot of guys.
I'm fairly certain mcgregori's a mouthpiece for certain for a
certain group of interests. There's a lot of people that
go out there and you have to assume that they're
not speaking in their own words. They're speaking for somebody else,
and that's Mike Ben's. I haven't had a chance to
listen to him on Rogan yet, but I want to.
It's like three and a half hours. I want to
see what I can take apart tear apart from there.
Speaker 6: Maybe I should listen to it. I mean, that's also weird.
It's like, Wow, he just happens to go on Tucker
Calls Show and then Joe Rogan's like within the span
of a week. I guess if you're going to tolerate
the Rogan Show, I may as well do it too.
But yeah, it's like, does this guy really care so
much about American self power that he's willing to spend
hours and hours, you know, trying to talk about the nuances.
Speaker 2: No, of course not.
Speaker 6: Someone is paying him to do this on and do
not listen to any of this stuff. Listen to it,
like physically realize what he's doing, and then build up
your antibodies and you know, insist on Twitter and other
platforms too. You know, people in the Trump administration, if
you can reach them, that we get it. We understand that,
we actually do understand the consequences of shutting down these programs,
and we want it. We don't care if it reduces
American soft power. That's just the reality of what's going
to happen when you when you pull out, when you
when you start undoing these Gordian knots.
Speaker 1: This is exactly what I've voted for. These institutions to
be ripped out and removed. I don't care about the
consolet concern trolling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's really the only answer to this. It's uh,
you know, I really care, Margaret. It's you know that
when something when you have cancer, you cut the cancer out,
and someone coming along saying, well, you don't know if
that cancer is actually doing something good for you, Like
shut the fuck up, just cut it out.
Speaker 5: It's good that you mentioned antibodies, Charlie, because that's really
what one of the major goals of the next four
years has to be, like vaccinating the population against this
bullshit and just making it like like this is something
happened in the late Soviet era with the dissidence of
that of those countries focused through through under culture like
youth culture, and and and just in the media of
like developing antibodies against this like Soviet state. That that
it's something that we have to focus on, like like
that there's still a role Like I know we all
hate the term dissident right now, but there is still
somewhat of a role there in terms of like being
dissident from these like insertions in the right. I don't know,
it's a kind of like anti insertionism to make up
a word for it, but like the theory is fresh
enough that the antibodies are still formulating against the old regime,
and you really have to inoculate as much as you
can through just getting these points across, Like this person
is an insert their goals are not oriented towards your goals.
He's trying to protect someone's assets. Well, while this soft
revolution happens through the GOP, protect yourself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, to quote, to quote Anita Sarkesan, everything is fake,
everything is gay, and you need to point it all out.
Speaker 6: Someone in Chad asks if Tucker presses him when he
gets squirrely, actually, yes, Tucker. For Tucker doesn't just do
his like yeah, huh, I agree with yeah, you know
that thing he does. He actually presents a fair bit
of skepticism to what Benz is saying. Like there was
one point that stuck out of my mind where Tucker
was like, wait, are you saying we basically just have
to wreck other countries for America to be prosperous, and
Mike Ben's is like, no, no, no, I'm not. But
he totally was saying that, Like that's basically what Ben's
is saying. So I found it interesting how Tucker didn't
just sort of do the whole agree with him thing, Like,
he was pretty skeptical of what Ben's was saying, which
is definitely good because understand that this show is, you
know how you know how Moldbug used to talk about
the New York Times. It's like how the elites spoke
to themselves.
Speaker 2: Right, It wasn't it wasn't for you.
Speaker 6: It was how the the quote unquote cathedral worked, right,
How the messaging propagating through the through the system. That's
what Tucker Carlson's show is. Tucker Carlson's show is the
media apparatus that gets to Trump, right. This is the
whole point of this is for to to manipulate Trump
and his administration's opinions on what they should be doing. Right.
So interesting that Tucker was skeptical.
Speaker 3: Remember after the Gaza thing, I think I typed in
the chat. I said, watch and see what Tucker. Watch
and see what Tucker does about Trump's Gaza plan and everything.
And the next person Trump had on was a Saudi prince,
some you know, you know, and Stormy point is something
about that guy. At one point he said, and this
is making me he said something about getting really upset,
and Stormy pointed out, Saudi's do not do that. They
do not talk about being upset in public. They consider
it unseemly. If they're talking about being upset in public,
that means that they are really really pissed off about something.
And it was almost like that was meant to be
a message to the people that listen to Tucker. And
like I said, we've been saying this for a while,
Tucker is not speaking to us. We can pick stuff
up from it. Tucker is speaking to elites and and
he's speaking to the White House. So it's obvious what
Tucker does and that What was really weird about the
timing of that, and why I know that that was
specifically done is because that interview was recorded before Trump
even took office, so he just decided to release that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Tucker, Tucker knows what he's doing, you.
Speaker 1: Know on that point about the Saudi situation. Through my
connections with a lot of the guys in the Manisphere
and everything, I have a wide range of guys who
are all over the world because you know, shocker, all
men are interested in all women, right, And I've got
a friend of mine who actually is in Saudi Arabia.
I won't disclose what he does, but he is. He's
a guy who's high, high up in the level of
finance in the government of Saudi Arabia. And he was
in a group chat with us and he never talks
about American politics, but this stuff about the situation of
Palestine filtered through to him, and he was asking us
in the chat. He's like, dude, what the fuck is
going on? Trump? All the Saudi's over here pissed the
fuck off? What is happening right now? So that is
very interesting. Then you mentioned that, Pete, because even through
my back channels, I'm seeing Saudi's pissed off with that
current situation. The last thing I will mention here on
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like them all right, fellas, let's move on to our
final story of the evening. We just have to talk
about this to end the stream with a little bit
of humor. So in light of the discussion last week
of JD Vance sticking up for big Balls, uh, you know,
and ensuring that he should remain employed in Doge, Elon
must took it one step further today and change this
week and changed his name on Twitter to Harry Balls
and regime media characters had to speak it on CNN.
So let's listen into the humor.
Speaker 8: The disruptor in chief. Elon Musk, who apparently has adopted
the alias at least he changed his social media handle
to Harry Balls, tweeted this morning, democracy in America is
being destroyed by judicial cup an activist judge is not
a real judge.
Speaker 4: And as sure, chilly woman, I mean, like, I love
how they destroy their own credibility, right, Like you got
to know, you can just say Elon Musk said this thing.
If you if you say Elon Musk, also known as
Harry Balls, like you're You're done, You've got You've got
no credibility. Nothing you say after that is going to
resonate with anybody. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm you know, while you're seeking to tear down
this you know, eighty hundred year old regime, you gotta
have a little fun.
Speaker 4: It's gotta be fun.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yep. I mean it seems that the information
that we well, actually, when i'm a current rugger hum
and Sam Batch, I've been voicing this tank from the
very beginning about the whole big Ball situation. Do you
want to throw it out for the audience right now?
What do you think?
Speaker 5: Yeah, both of us think this is fake and gay,
but in a good way. Musk I think wanted to
demoralize the left a little bit, and what's the best
way then first saying, oh, this bad racist, you know what,
We're gonna keep him screw off. It was kind of
like a statement against cancel culture, which I still don't
trust Musk, but he's got a good heart to him
on this matter. And there are reasons why I think
this is faking gay. To be fired from the government,
I a suppar as I know, once you're fired from
the government, you're kind of like barred from re entry
without some kind of thing. I forget, forget what the
hell you do. It's like kind of like like a
like an exile when you're fired from the government. And
the fact they that mister Balls resigned rather than was
fired suggested to me that there was something of a
plan here, kind of like a premeditation of what was
going to happen, Like there was kind of like a
script to go along with it. I might have said
this in a GC somewhere where like I think I
was talking to Yeah, I was talking to woe and
American woe, not Scottish woe. And as I told him,
like like just just give it a week. This seems
like a si off from Musk, and within like three
days they hired him back and then they did little
media triumph tour of like like dabbing on the media.
So I think this was a way to just like
crush the hearts. And of course we know now that
the information of this person came through that antipa German
journalist in Germany who still has I think he has
some kind of backdoor access to Twitter to get this
information to identify his person. So Musk may have been
on his own goals trying to find out this backdoor
stuff and close it. The journalists that were poorted it
for the worst of journey journal deleted her Blue Sky
account out of shame because she had been played. And
this was in general like like like it's somewhat exposed
the leftist network that does this shit and kind of
mapped it out for Musk and his team to identify,
like how does the money get to Germany, how does
it get to these activists, and and how can you
cut off the money. So it seemed to be something
of like an operation on Musk by must to map
out this network and crush it and shame it along
the way just for the fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, if it was a plan, and I'm
partial to this idea myself, it's just a great way
of really rubbing it in the face of everyone saying,
your old tactics aren't going to work anymore. This isn't
there's new players in town. We're not playing this game.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: I remember when, I think it was back in twenty seventeen.
Mostly you may not remember this, but a bunch of
journalists bought voting records and mapped out every Trump voter
in the country, or at least most of them, and
like posted there like like a Google Maps layer, a
Google Earth layer that you could identify anyone who voted
for Trump in the states that they got the rit
records from. It was kind of like like here's their
names and addresses. It was kind of fucked up, and
there was clearly some kind of network there going on
that could funnel the funds to do it, because buying
voting records that costs millions of dollars. So it's clearly
some kind of funding going on and some kind of
operation going on to target and harass people. And this
seems to be Musk attempting to play with that black
magic a little bit. I don't know, we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 3: I'm just waiting for them to hire Haywood to blow me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll buy a bend over.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah. Mike cons next on the list.
Speaker 2: Yea.
Speaker 5: I will say one thing. When twenty twenty eight rolls around,
God willing you know answer, someone gets in. But if
by some miracle, the Left takes back power in twenty
twenty eight, please bear in mind that all of your
contact information that you had to do to get on Twitter,
monetize and everything, that's all on record. So if if
it looks like Musk is going to lose control of that,
immediately delete your Twitter. You don't want that information out
there if the enemy takes over. I made a post
about this. I like, like all of you kind of
have to accept the fact that most of us accept
this fact. But like any audience, whether you like it
or not, certain forces have begun crossing the rubicon and
there really isn't any turning back at this point. If
if at any point, politics makes a turn back to
Obama and Biden, the level of vengeance that is going
to come after you will be biblical. You will be
targeted and you will be crushed.
Speaker 4: So you have to like that.
Speaker 5: There's there's no more backbiting at this point. I hate
the phrase trust the plan, but to some degree, you're
you're at that point where if if you don't go,
if you don't like support this group of elite coming in,
your enemies will destroy you. They're not playing around after
this fuck up.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, yeah, I mean this is this is a
point that can't be overstated. If we thought that the
four years of Biden was bad, because they you know,
they say, this can never happen again. We can never
have Trump come in again. Now that he's in again,
and now that he's actually going scorched earth, if that
faction ever regains power, they're like, all the things that
they were planning, all the things that they were doing,
the millions of illegals they let, they let in, all
of these evils that we've been experiencing the last four
years will be turned up, yeah, tenfold easily. So it's
even if you're not like super duper happy that Trump
hasn't goostepped out at the podium throwing romans and talking
about the Jays, the stuff that he has done so
far and the things that need to be done. You
know you should be supporting that, because we don't. We
haven't gotten a whole lot of wins in the last
hundred years, and it looks like they're finally starting to
come in. So take some time and celebrate.
Speaker 5: I realize I've turned this otherwise comedic endpoint into a
rather dark note. Let me do a little poetry twist here. Uh,
there's a film Gattica that's pretty good, and in that
film there's like a noormy. This is gonna be a
little bit of a distraction. I'll spend less than five
minutes on this, But in that film, basically there's a
future where everybody's class or cast in societies determined by
their genes. The genetically engineered at the top and the
naturally born people are at the bottom. And this guy,
there's these two brothers. One is jenankan engineered, one is
a natural birth and they're always trying to outcompete each
other to like like prove that they're actually superior or not.
The genetically engineered guy always outswims outswims the natural birth guy,
until one day the natural birth guy outswims the genekan
engineered guy and years later, they're talking and the Genathan
engineered brother asks the natural birth like, you didn't swim
that you must have been like doing something to get
out further than me, and how do you do it?
How'd you beat me? And the natural birth brother goes like, like,
that's the thing I didn't plan to come back. It's
like like like a ride or die moment, and it's
one of those like like once you're swimming to your goal,
once you're on the way to the to the to
the goal there, like if you turn back at this point,
you are going to drown. And you have to be
in that mindset. You have to recognize that, like the
amount of ws that have been coming in to like
destroy this like evil regime. If you turn back now,
if you go back to normandom conservatism, if you go
back into like just libertarianism or any of that bullshit,
you are going to drown. You are past the point
of no return on your swim to taking back your
country peacefully. They will come down upon you, like you
can't believe, destroy your finances, destroy your jobs, because if
they ever get power again, they'll have all your records.
They'll know everything you said and did and funded and
they will come after you. And it's all nice and
well that we're doing this democratically and peacefully, but like,
if your enemies ever get power again, they're not going
to be the diplomatic, democratic, or peaceable or agreeable. They're
going to crush you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the ships have already been burned.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's a good free that's a good summary. Yeah yeah,
oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Pretty definitely, very apt example as well concerning that our
enemies really do just human sacrifice people all the time.
So yeah, let us search forth and destroy the evil
Aztec empire that rules over us. So all right, with
that out of the way, let us power out the
rest of the super chats, and we will call it
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you very much, chief Slinging Beef. You two are awesome.
All right, let's go around the horn and get any
shillings out of the way. Charlie, do you have anything
coming up?
Speaker 4: Sir?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 6: Should I have a stream two days from now with
a hit man on the book I reviewed, Rich Relations.
So that's February fifteenth, Yes, it is when we.
Speaker 2: Had that schedule.
Speaker 6: I think it's about noon my time or something like that,
So look forward to that.
Speaker 1: All right, very good, Pete.
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He's been on Jay Burdens Show a couple of times.
And then Filos and I, Filos Miscellani and I went
for two hours yesterday on the life and work of
Edward Berneze and that will be out this coming Sunday.
Speaker 1: Wow, that'll be an interesting one for sure. All righty, No,
I mean not you. Thanks to promote sir alas nothing new.
Speaker 4: Support the OGC find a chapter, Oh, anyone listening in
New York City. We do have a proto chapter spinning up.
So if you are in the heart of the enemy territory,
please reach out to us and let us know we
can get you well at least looked at.
Speaker 1: All right, very good, Yes, reach out to your local
OGC chapters organize fellas. We're only growing, so we want you.
Speaker 2: To be a part of it.
Speaker 1: And our guest tonight, cringy. Anything you have to promote
sir aside from your excellent Twitter account.
Speaker 5: No, my Twitter accounts a ship posting and occasionally good
threads of history. But my substeck is where my my
serious hands come out. And I'm actually serious on substeck
and don't hip post. I'm writing a substeck right now
about that Getica scene. Actually, and I wrote something recently.
If you want to look it out. I think it's
like elf A E. L. T. H at subsect dot com.
You can put it in the video description or something.
That's where I put my intellectual capital. Twitter's just for
ship posting and history.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, one last super chats come in from a Suna
haster up in the new Ivy League for five bucks.
He sends us a salute, thank you very much, sir.
Always a pleasure to see you in the chat. Alrighty,
And for myself, I don't really have too much to
promote the moment. I'll just show once again the very
fun conversation I had with Ali Drummond Real FM Sapien.
She put that stream up on her substack and also
on her Twitter accounts. You guys can go listen to that.
That was a fun conversation. And there are whispers that
in the next couple of weeks the OGC will be
doing a review of Africa Ado on our substack, so
watch this space and we'll make that announcement accordingly. And
then also, like I was talking about earlier, find our
affiliate link to ALP get yourself some nicotine pouches in
the chat. Definitely buy all of your out purchases through
the OGC affiliate link. We greatly appreciate that. Also, check
out Axios Remote Fitness and Coaching, Get yourself Shredded for
the event coming up pretty soon. And like I made
the announcement at the start of the Shaream next week
or in the week after, we'll be making a more
formal announcement as to how many more tickets we are
going to acquire for those of you who have not
acquired them yet, and like I said, we'll have a
couple of weeks buffer zone, so you guys can wait
for a couple of paychecks to come in and know
when those tickets are actually going to go live. So
we'll make that announcement pretty soon, but we are going
to try and acquire some more rooms for everyone for
the conference in May, so keep your eyes open and
we will see you guys next week.