Speaker 1: You know, there are sometimes when we want to start
this stream where you know, we're getting stuff together at
the last minute, we're getting the best content ready for everyone.
There's sometimes we're waiting on guests, and there's sometimes like today,
when we were just having so much fun in the
pre stream chat that we didn't even want to start
the stream. And this is one of those days. So
unfortunately for you guys in the audience, you don't get
to listen. Too bad for you. But we are back
for another episode a Pony Express Radio. I am, of
course mister Redhawk. I'm joined once again by mister Charlemagne.
How are you sir?
Speaker 2: Hello, I appear to be to your left today, which
is an interesting change from the usual setup.
Speaker 1: Yeah, usually to my right, that's true. And we got
mister Pequinonas is back once again.
Speaker 3: I am here and I wasn't. We weren't waiting for
me to finish smoking a pipe, every man, Fuck you.
Speaker 1: No, you can't confirm. We got mister Paul Fahrenheit looking
for rather dapper. How are you, sir?
Speaker 4: I'm very well, Thank you very much for having me
on again.
Speaker 1: And making his long away to return to the Pony
Express Radio is our good friend Closington. How are you, sir?
Speaker 5: I'm doing fantastic. Usually I only show up on these
streams whenever there's a an infrastructure crisis or something that
I'm specialized in. But in terms of crasies, I think
the only one that we have on our docket is
the Trump cabinet picks and you know, nukes. I think
that's disaster enough for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty much. I mean there's bound to be some
bridges that got blown up in Ukraine today, right, you know,
so I guess that counts so well. Failas as we
were just leading to right there, why don't we get
started with the first stories. But before we do that,
I must quickly inform everyone that once again, go over
to our friends over at WBS Apparel get yourselves a
Pony Express radio T shirt. They're having a huge Black
Friday sale coming up next week, so be sure to
take advantage of that while supplies last. Like I've said before,
we're only going to do one run of this design
of the Pony Express radio T shirts. I think in
the future we might be doing future designs as well,
so limited edition get your hands on it now while
supplies last. Also, go over and subscribe to the OGC substack.
You can get yourself exclusive content that we have coming
out on Fridays. I've got an article coming out tomorrow
on the substack. We had our I Guess It's now
like a cult classic? Now is our Sacario review on
our substack. That one is definitely getting a lot of
views that a lot of people are seeming to like
that one. So we'll have more streams coming up behind
the paywall in the future. Also, if you would like
to submit an article yourself and have it published on
the OGC substack, we do take submissions for guest authors.
Send us an email the Old Glory Club at gmail
dot com. We'll get it over to our editors, maybe
a little published if it's up to our standards already.
Also check out the website Oldgloryclub dot com. We have
new chapters that have been added to the website, so
you can go take a look there see if there's
some in your area. If there are, reach out. Hopefully
you can get in and be part of the crew.
We'd love to have you. So alrighty, with that underway,
let us get into the stories in the news of
the week. First, well, I guess we're just gonna have
to jump right into it is the big story of
the day. Matt Gates has resigned from the attorney general position.
He's no longer going to seek it. So here's official reports.
As it turns out, apparently there was no way that
they were going to get the majority of Senators to
confirm Matt Gates. So we're gonna go through and name
these people loud, so everyone in the audience knows we're
going to point their fingers at, so to speak. So
first we got Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, terrible, She's been
awful for an extremely long time, one of the worst ones.
Followed by Susan Collins, another woman from Maine, also particularly terrible.
Both of these women were really bad on like the
Brett Kavanaugh saga. I don't know if you guys remember
that from all those years ago. They were really terrible
on that. Of course, we got Cocaine Mitch McConnell. That's
the former of Senate Majority and Minority leaders throughout his
entire career. Apparently he's been in Washington since the eighteen
hundred so at this point and just as a final
fuck you to the American people, you know, just couldn't
help but swort Trump's attorney general pick at every turn.
And then we got this John Curtis character from Utah.
I actually don't know much about this guy, but Utah
seems to be having a lot of odious Republicans coming
out of it these days, especially with a one not
Mitt Romney and such, So I don't know, Utah. You
guys got to clean up your act over there. But yeah,
so be sure to point your fingers at these four guys.
They're all terrible. Every one of them is awful, and
our anger, yeah, is entirely justified against all of these people.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll take the unpopular opinion. It looks like he
did this on his own. No one asked him to leave.
And if he did that on his own, then you know,
maybe he's too much of a pussy for the job. Okay,
if he's not willing to stay in there and fight
for himself and fight for his mutation, and fight for
his president and fight for his country, fuck hims.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Pete, were you gonna continue.
Speaker 3: Or oh no, I'm no, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean no. That's that's I think the take to
have on this, because given a given who Trump chose
to replace uh, mister Gates in what's her name, Pam
BONDI is that? Is that her name? I have no
idea who she Yeah, so from all appearances, she's just
like a totally boring, uncontroversial, MAGA loyalist. You know, she
was like head of the America First Packs Legal arm
and she was an attorney general Florida, which you know
a lot of you know, a lot of people know.
I've been told she's like a female version of of
what is it? Rick Scott? And I mean Rick.
Speaker 1: Scott came out and endorsed her right away. It was
the first.
Speaker 4: So I mean, we're not going to get the aggression
that we at least we thought we were going to
get with Gates. But I mean it's not like Donald
Trump picked a swamp creature, you know, at the same time,
at the same time this, I think the person who
was the most surprised by this was Donald Trump. And
because because from by all appearances, Trump was totally like
letting this recess appointment narrative go crazy. And I really
do and like he probably would have helped Gates whether
this scandal I didn't shoot. I don't think Trump is
going to get mad at any of his guys for
having a scandal like this. I mean, you know, I'm
not saying Gates was right to if he did do it,
but but I mean, like Frankly, we have bigger issues.
So yes, I think this was just a lack of
faith on Gates part. And if he didn't have faith
in his own momentum, in the fact that he was
going to be the centerpiece or at least a really
really big piece of the hammer Trump was going to
bring down on Washington, and you just couldn't take the pressure,
then frankly good better to have him drop out now.
But you know, he came right up to the rubicon,
stared at it, and turned back.
Speaker 2: So yes, if if the decision to step away from
the nomination was in fact his, then he is, you know,
just as good as these four people who are listed
here who have who are disloyal Republicans. And that's a
big if. So you know, don't go like, don't go,
you know, too hard on Matt Gates necessarily on the
timeline or something. But just keep that in mind that
you know, it's it's also a betrayal if you step
away from you know what what President Trump has selected
for you to do, and you accepted that nomination. You
know that that sort of thing can't really be had
in his up and coming administration. Even so, Yeah, I
mean it's I agree with the take to it. It
does look like it was a surprise to Trump because
we really were going with this recess appointments narrative. I mean,
it could be it could be a bait and switch.
I don't really think so. It could be possible that,
you know, this was done in order to make way
for the quote unquote real appointment. I don't really think
so either. I'm going to take this basically as an
l for Trump's incoming cabinet overall. But it seems like
it was recovered from fairly quickly with a decent pick,
another Florida occupied government pick. Which is interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just as we were discussing last week and the
weeks prior that, a lot of the Trump appointees have
all been from the new like Maga stronghold in Florida.
So this woman being a Trump loyalist, another Florida pick.
It is interesting to say the least. I mean, like
with all these things like three day rule in effect,
here I'm seeing a lot of people throughout takes that
potentially DeSantis could appoint Gates as Marco Rubio's replacement for Senator.
I don't know, We'll see what happens here. Why don't
we pull up Matt Gates's tweet the responding to jd
Vance with and maybe we could speculate a little bit
more about what he actually thinks his future is as
it relates to Trump's administration. Gates is implying that might
be active in some other role potentially or from another post.
I think was the word used. Yeah, yeah, so this
is him. Quote tweeting jd Vance, he says, thank you,
mister Vice President elect. I look forward to continuing to
fight to save our country, just maybe from a different post.
I don't know.
Speaker 5: Interesting, do you guys really think that this could be
some sort of some sort of troll or some sort
of forty chess move like I recalling, uh like John
Fetterman saying that it was it looked like Disappointment was
almost like a troll just to get under the Democrat's skin,
and then they just you know, switched him out for
for for Pam BONDI, who does in fact past the
early life check so I I don't know, like, uh,
it could just be a really nasty storm just bombarded
Gates and you know he took he fell on his own.
Maybe maybe it was just pink old feet. We'll never know.
We probably will never know, but I don't know. It
might be nice to have. It's it's good to see
loyal at Trump loyalists get positions all around rather than
swamp creatures. And you know, if he ends up getting
some sort of different post, then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I still see his little bubble speaking, but we
seem to have lost his audio feed. But I agree
that the fact that oh he's gone.
Speaker 1: Continued, oh he's gone.
Speaker 2: The fact the fact that the Gates uh, you know,
uh stepping back was immediately followed up by a Trump
loyalist appointment, which we can't really say Gates was. We commented,
you know, I talked about that, uh, and the last
stream from last Thursday. I believe how you know, Gates
is aligned with Trump as Rubio he is, but he
isn't like a hardcore Trump loyalist. But it seems like
this Pam Bondie woman, she's also on the America First
Policy Institute. I think his website is down right now,
probably from the amount of traffic it's getting. But she
seems to be much more of a legit Trump loyalist,
which is actually a good sign. And maybe maybe this
is actually the better outcome that an actual loyalist has
given the position rather than Gates, even though it would
have been funny, you know, but we're not here for
memes at this point, right We're here to win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, We're here for effectiveness as opposed to no
mean purposes. But well, let's read one out. President Trump's
statement actually has come from truth. Social I'm proud to
announce former Attorney General of the Great State of Florida,
Pam Bondie as our next Attorney General of the United States.
Pam was a prosecutor for nearly twenty years, where she
was very tough on violent criminals and made the streets
safe for Florida families. Then Asta's first female Attorney General,
she worked to stop the trafficking of deadly drugs and
reduce the tragedy of fetanol overdose deaths, which have destroyed
many families across our country. She did such an incredible
job that I asked her to serve as our opioid
and Drug Abuse Commission during my first term, we saved
many lives. For too long, the Parson Department of Justice
has been weaponized against me and other Republicans. Not anymore.
Pam will refocus the DOJ to its intended purpose of
fighting crime and making America safe again. I've known Pam
for many years. She is smart and uh it is
an America first fighter. We'll do a terrific job as
Attorney general. I will say this in as Charlie was
alluding to early about having a Trump loyalist. We brought
this up before about the previous attorney generals that worked
for Trump, whether it was Jeff Sessions, Bill Barr and such. Uh,
these people were not one hundred percent Trump loyalists.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Jeff Sessions might have been good on many many issues,
but particularly during the Muller investigation, We'll remember he was
not a Trump loyalist first. So, uh, if this woman
has known Trump for quite some time and had a
role in the previous administration, uh, certainly no reason for
everybody would go like spurging out and such.
Speaker 5: You guys began, yes, closington, Yeah, yeah, just just a
little little history on on Pam. She of course worked
for the America First Paulsey Institute, which was Linda McMahon
or what's how do you pronounce the last name? Yeah, yeah, McMahon, Yeah,
a daughter of Vince McMahon of ww fame. It's a
like who knows if the if that's just some sort
of who knows what connection there is actually on that
front for that particular institute, But it's it's good to
see more wrestling affiliate. I guess pundits in the White House.
Speaker 3: Well, I will say this, Yeah, one thing that people
ignore is that whoever the head lawyer is, and I
mean you basically have to treat this like a law firm.
He's not doing all the work. And Trump last week,
to no fanfare, announced that the Deputy Attorney General would
be Todd Blanche and that the principal associate Deputy Attorney
Deputy Attorney General who would be behind Todd Blanche is
Emil bow. Who are these guys were? They're his lawyers
and Todd Blanche is. Todd Blanche worked at the Southern
District of New York, that's the most powerful court in
the country. Basically he's worked for he worked for the
biggest in all the the what's the name of the
law firm that he worked for. He worked for uh
Wilmer Hale. He worked for Cadwell Loatder. Cadwell Otder is
the oldest law firm in the country. This is a
guy who's been around. He's a pit bull, and he's
a hired gun. Basically, basically, he's hired to do whatever
his client tells him to do. He's not he's barely
a politician. At one point he was I think he
was acting attorney a deputy attorney general for or in
Trump's first administration, but didn't really you know, had nothing
really to do. And then Emil Bove is a guy
who has like prosecuted gone after Maduro in Venezuela. He
prosecuted Maduro's brother and I think Maduro's son. I mean
the people he has. You can say all you want
about the attorney general, but the people working behind the
attorney general. These two guys are basically professional lawyers, and
professional just go out there and they're prosecutors. They're out
there to destroy people. And when they do represent people,
they represent people to you know, with all of the
loyalty in the world. So that's what I was looking
at last week when I was when I saw the
whole Gates thing. I've been following truth social when this
came across, and I started looking into him and into Blanche,
and then I started looking into the other guy. I
can never pronounce his name, Emil Bove, who's like a third.
He's Emil Bove the third. His dad was like Attorney
General of New York's date or something like that. There
these are guys who are used to just basically destroying
people's lives. So I'm looking at the I'm looking at
what the people who are working behind the Attorney General,
and these guys give me real hope. I mean, these
guys are just one pure loyalists.
Speaker 1: Well, regardless, I'm waiting several days on this one for
more evidence to come out as to what is going
to go down, what Desances is going to do, what
Gates is going to do, What more announcements we're going
to have throughout the administration and such. So we will
be paying attention. We'll see what happens. But why don't
we turn our attention over to Russia Ukraine? People didn't
see this. Charlie did one of his Ukraine War update streams. Yesterday.
That was really good.
Speaker 6: I always liked those.
Speaker 1: But in response to today, as the Russian said, up
dated their nuclear response is it like protocol or such?
Why don't you take it from here, Charlie. So what
do the Russians do today? As a response of the
United States missiles being fired into the country and British
made missiles as well.
Speaker 2: Well, they launched an intermediate range ballistic missile at the
city of Nepro on the Nepro River. And there's a
few videos of this of the independent vehicles entering and yeah,
they are right there. So what most ICBMs or intermediate
range ballistic missiles or whatever are actually NERVs? They we
don't we the US and the Russians that is stopped developing,
you know, one hundred megaton nuclear warheads to wipe out
cities a long time ago, and switched to what's called mervs,
where you know, half a dozen or more independent warheads
are attached to a single missile. Maybe this now would
be a good time to display the video showing how
a MERV works. But basically, a single missile goes up
into space or sub orbital and then it dispenses These
independent vehicles which are all warheads of their own right,
and it makes it more difficult to stop the attack
if you try and shoot the missile down because now
instead of one missile, there's you know, six independent vehicles
that are much smaller. So that's what we're looking at
right here, is we're seeing these NERVs come in successively
from the launch. And basically the point of doing this is,
you know, this sort of weapon is not used conventionally
as we see here because it's not very accurate the
independent vehicle part of the nerv. The six or seven
of them I think in this case are very accurate,
like they hit with it one hundred to one hundred
and fifty meters or so of the indended target, which
is pretty large. So if you're trying to actually hit
something precisely with one of these, it's not really likely
to actually hit what you're trying to target. But of
course for nuclear weapons, that doesn't matter, right, if each
of these warheads has a nuclear missile, nuclear warhead on
the tip, it doesn't really matter if you're off by
one hundred or one hundred and fifty meters, I don't
knowize there's music, so the Russians are the Russians are
demonstrating that we have ICBMs that work, and we can
launch these nerves and hit a city that's more or
less in Europe if we want to. And this is
of course in response to the Americans and the British
authorizing the use of long range missiles. Storm Shadow is
one of the names for them, but there are others.
So these long range missiles are being used now to
hit targets within the Russian Federation itself, not the annex
territories that the war is taking place on, but deeper
inside of Russia. And the Russians updated their nuclear doctrine
to say that basically, if if one country attacks the
Russian Federation with conventional weapons, u and nuclear response can
still be considered and you know, delivered in response to that.
So the Russians won't necessarily only fire nuclear missiles at
aggressors if they're hit by nukes themselves, but they may
decide to use nuclear weapons against an aggressor even if
that aggressor did not use nuclear missiles. Their doctor has
also been recently updated to state that basically any any
parties or allies of the country that attacked them is
also responsible for the attack. So when the Ukrainians fired
the American made missiles into Russia, their doctrine considers not
only Ukraine the aggressor, not only the United States the aggressor,
but the United States military allies, so basically all of NATO.
And we can theorize that this undersea cable internet cable
that was connecting Sweden, I believe to Lithuania was cut
probably by a Chinese ship piloted by a Russian, a
Russian captain that is, so that may have been retaliation
against Lithuania for an American missile in Ukraine hitting Russia.
So even if it wasn't, that could be a way
that the Russians would retaliate under their new doctrine. So
what we're seeing here is pretty remarkable because this is
not something you would ever see really. I mean, you
can find tons of videos of missile strikes in Ukraine,
could be hypersonic missiles, you know, it could be fabs whatever,
But seeing a nerv actually come in from effectively outer
space and hit the ground like this is pretty remarkable.
Some people are saying these are just blanks. Others are
saying they were actually equipped with explosives and they actually
hit some military warehouses.
Speaker 4: Who knows.
Speaker 2: That's not really the point. It doesn't really matter if
this was technically an ICBM or an intermediate range missile
or whatever. What matters is they've demonstrated the use of
a vehicle that's fundamentally designed to wipe out cities, right,
that's what this thing is for, and they've shown that, Yeah,
we can launch it, it can hit at least Ukraine,
and you can't do anything about it because Ukraine would
have shot it down that they could. And really it's
exceptionally difficult to stop something like this if you don't
hit the missile on its way up, once it's finished
the sort of ballistic part of its trajectory and the
NERVs are now coming in, they're almost impossible to stop.
That's kind of the point here. So yeah, this account
big Scaregate kind of hits it on the head where
it doesn't matter what it was. For all intents and purposes,
this is an ICBM and a nerv and this is
what the Russians are. The Russians are responding in this
way because they have to respond somehow. As I stated
in the stream on my channel yesterday, Ukraine in the
lame duck period of Biden's presidency kind of has every
reason to attack Russia in the most escalate the war
as much as they possibly can in order to prevent
peace talks from happening, because the Ukrainian government is not
actually interested in peace, and it appears that the media
is pretending to be pro peace now while in fact
the American government does everything possible to undermine peace, such
as authorizing these missile strikes, which is completely pointless, you know,
at this stage in the war, authorizing the use of
long range mistles in Russia with the which the Ukrainian asked,
the Ukrainians asked for, or when they invaded Kursk, by
the way, it's completely pointless. All it really does is
sensely escalate the war, and then the Russians must respond, right,
there has to be a response to escalations, and it
has to be something that is considered escalatory within its
own right. And one of the reasons this is dangerous
is the Russians are going to run out of things
to do that aren't really direct escalations, right, like firing
this weapon is more or less like any other missile
strike that's been done on Ukraine. But the point is
to show the ICBM launch right. I really don't there's
a lot of bad info going around it. Also, there's
way too much fear mongering for months and months about
the nuclear war. I really do not think the risk
of nuclear war at this point is anywhere near some
of the worst points in the Cold War. The Russians
are far too level headed and realize that if they
actually engage in some sort of serious escalation right now,
it's going to undercut potential peace. They could achieve it
in the next two or three months, even when Trump
comes into office. So I think the Russians are going
to have to just take it on the chin over
the next few months, which, of course this is a
problem because over the next two months, the Ukrainians, like
I said, have every reason to just go totally ape
shit on the Russian Federation, and the Russians really can't
overreact to that. They have to just sort of wait
it out. That would be the logical thing to do.
And I think it's quite clear that the Russian Russian
leadership is actually quite sane as compared to the Ukrainian
leadership in American government. And then yeah, here we have
this official at least from the Pentagon State.
Speaker 5: I think I lost.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we lost Charlie, But uh, he gave
us a pretty good summary right there. Anyone else have
any other takes since we're out there, Well.
Speaker 4: Russia told us before they launched it, so.
Speaker 1: Well, I think the main point here is that if
you keep on poking the bear, eventually the bear is
going to have nowhere else to run, right, And they
have clearly shown us, the Russians, that they have military
capabilities that if they wanted to, they could attach nuclear
bombs to these weapons and all hell would break loose.
Speaker 5: Well, do you guys, do you actually think that this
is an idol threat or a legitimate threat where they're
just sort of blustering because of how reckless Ukraine it's
been and they're trying to fend off further Western involvement
in the actual conflict, Like, do you think it might
be like like there's a what's the phrase, It's like
China's Final Warning kind of thing where they always threaten
to launch the nukes but they never actually do. Or
do you think that they're actually that desperate?
Speaker 4: No, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're desperate. I don't think it's blustering either.
I mean, like I said, the Russians have to respond
in some way to escalations, and you know, it's it
depends on what you mean by blustering. It's like, like
I said, there's no I don't believe there's any immediate
threat of nuclear war breaking out. But that's not to
say that the Russians won't use nuclear weapons at some point, because,
unlike China, the Russian Federation is currently under attack by
American made missiles that the Americans sent to you, so
that Ukraine would attack Russia, and there has to be
a point at which Russia is willing to use nuclear
weapons in some capacity, even if only in Ukraine on
the battlefield. I don't you know, people, I think it's
sort of a misphrasing to sort of view this as
an empty threat or a blustering. It's very much a threat.
It's a threat saying like, look, we can hit you. You
have to stop escalating or else you're going to get
hit eventually. You know, they draw these red lines in
the sand and they keep getting cross But people mistake
that for weakness when it's actually a remarkable degree of
restraint being expressed by the Russian Federation because yeah, obviously
it would be stupid to use nuclear weapons right now
in a war that Ukraine is winning. But the Russians
have to make the point somehow, like, look, yeah, we're
not going to use nuclear weapons, even though you keep
crossing our red lines. But you have to realize that
there will come a point where we can no longer
keep stepping back like this, especially once the Russian Federation
is actually being struck by your missiles now and not
just you know, jeromees that Ukraine has or something.
Speaker 1: One of the takes I'd like you to air out
on the stream here, Charlie, is in reference to the
New York Times and such. You referenced it a little
bit earlier on your first summary. But what do you
think that the media's angle is here? The Biden administration
coming into Trump's incoming presidency, and no doubt, I mean,
Trump has promised that he wants a peace talks and
a ceasefire in Ukraine. It seems like the Biden administration
and the media are actively working to undermine that. Why
don't you explain a little bit more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so, the New York Times published an article recently
of basically coming out as pro peace and outright admitting
that the war in Ukraine is a proxy war and
that Ukraine can't win it, and that Trump might actually
speed along the inevitable and basically that would be a
good thing. And so what the media is doing is
they're actually coming out is more pro peace than Trump is.
And this is because they went to outflank Trump on
piece while at the same time Biden and even after
Biden this, you know, the so called deep state will
work to undermine Trump's peace negotiations, possibly the United Kingdom
and other countries. We know how Boris Johnson contributed to
scuttling the peace plan that was being negotiated in Turkey
back in twenty twenty two. So the media can outflank
Trump on being pro piece while the state itself undermines
Trump's peace planned. That way, Trump can have failed and
the media can be on the opposing side or Trump.
They can they can hold Trump accountable or whatever language
they would use for failing to reach peace. Whereas if
the media stays on the pro war side and Trump
doesn't negotiate peace, well then they would basically like have
they wouldn't have any real way to criticize the president,
so they have to sort of out flank about peace
while undermining it. That's what I see is going on,
and that's why this completely pointless authorization was given in
the lame duck period of Biden's presidency to utilize these missiles.
I mean, it's even too late being curse canal, Like
Cursk has gone from around nine hundred and fifty square
kilometers controlled by the Ukrainians down to like five hundred
and fifty the Ukrainians. It's quite clear that the attack
on Kursk was the Ukrainians making a case for immediate
authorization to use the long range missiles on the Russian Federation,
probably so that they could actually penetrate much deeper into
the Cursk Oblast by hitting Russian ammunition stockpiles that are
much further that are out of range of you know,
things like high Marris and that sort of thing. So
that's that's the angle I'm seeing. That's that's like the
reason why this escalation is happening, but also why you're
getting this sort of strange flip from the media where
they're now like coming out and sort of admitting the
reality of the war.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and let's remember when Russia when this started. I'm
not going to say he went in half that half asked,
but he didn't go in like he really should have.
You know, Thomas and I immediately we were we were
streaming about this, and he said, the way you handle
this is you just go in and you just take
out Kiev, Kiev. That's the way you hand That's the
way you do war. And he didn't do it. Kind
of he took a lot of casuals he's in the beginning,
but when he basically decided, okay, we need to fight this,
he immediately turned it into a meat grinder and he
you know, he's judge. People on Judgemapalzano show are saying
it's probably six hundred thousand Ukrainian instead, and you know,
we don't know how many how many Russians, probably two hundred,
three hundred thousand. And if he wanted to right from
the start, he could have just leveled that country, leveled
the Zelenski government, levels, done everything he wanted to. But
he doesn't want He doesn't want that. He's not the
animal everybody says he is. Someone in the someone in
the chat made a really good point, said Putin's really
not a warlord. He's like more of a cop. And
that's what he's doing right now. He's basically saying, look,
I could have this could have been over in weeks,
and I'm being patient with you. I've been patient. Remember
he's been patient for ten years. This started over ten
years ago, and they just seem to want to push
him into something that allows them to completely destroy Russia.
It's been my opinion from the start. They want to
destroy Russia and they're looking for an excuse to do it.
And we know that there are psychopaths in the Pentagon.
You know, Daniel Elsberg talked about this when he was alive.
Remember he wasn't only a whistleblower, I mean he worked
in the nuclear program through the fifties and sixties. That
there are people who just sit there all day figuring
out how the United States can win a nuclear war.
You don't think they're still there. Putin has shown the
most amazing restraint I've ever seen, because I'm not the
kind of person who would have been able to do this.
Watching my people perish like this.
Speaker 1: From my understanding, Putlin is like actually trying to be
flanked from like more further right, people in his country
that want to be more aggressive in this war. But
I'm no expert, that's true.
Speaker 2: But the Russians also funds the opposition opposition of parties
to the I don't know what is it Unified Russia
or something. I forget the name of the party who
is head. So it's kind of it's hard to tell
looking at the outside from Russia, like what the actual
politics are within the left of and right of Russia?
Speaker 3: Interesting?
Speaker 2: Uh, his party affiliation United Russia. That's it technically Phutin's
like independent, But yeah, United Russia actually looks like it's
called People's Front now whatever, But it's basically the ruling
party in Russia. And and yes they do fund both
the far left and the far right. I think that
the American side sort of manipulates the extremes in their
own way, right, So this is not unique to the
Russian Federation. It's just I guess more open there. So yeah,
I guess the point is it's it's hard to tell.
I would say, given the current circumstances, it's hard to
imagine anything but more hardcore right wing nationalists succeeding mister
Putin were he to be removed from office for for
any reason, which is a situation the West really doesn't
want to be in. I mean, if we're going to
pray for anything, is that the war concludes while mister
Putin is still in office, because apparently he has the
necessary restraint to stop this from escalating. And again people
will point to the Russian state and Putin, Russians themselves
do this. They get pissed off at him for not
you know, being hard enough, but it's like, look, this
is this, This requires an extraordinary level of control and
tolerance and kind of taking the arrows on Putin's part
as well to not let this thing get out of control.
Because this this war is very much under control, but
it's really only under control because of who is in
charge of the Federation right now, because the Americans would
love to have it spiral out of control, absolutely, because
that would allow them to to, you know, attempt to
actually dismantle the Russian Federation, which which is the goal.
Speaker 1: Right well, So dangerous escalations and many parties involved are
trying to undercut the Trump administration's talks for peace in
the coming months. So scary stuff. Hopefully Trump is up
to the task for bringing about peace, but let's turn
our attention back to the domestic front. This is a
story that actually mister Fahrenheit wanted to take point on
because he's been tracking some interesting things going on in
the governatorial race going on in Virginia next year. So, Paul,
why don't you take point on this one? Why should
we be caring about this?
Speaker 4: Sure? Yeah, So obviously my grand, my grand prediction of
Virginia flipping did not occur, but it was. It was
really close for a very good chunk of the night,
and it shifted. Yeah. So yeah, that that individual in question,
we'll get to her. It was really close, and it
was actually, by all metrics, it was almost unprecedented how
much Virginia shifted. You know, as you all know, the
problem with my home state is that specifically Fairfax County,
that's where you can blame all lay all of the blame,
and partly on my native loud and they are full
of government workers, government contractors, and foreigners, sometimes all three
in one person. And this functionally negates the rest of
the state. This in Virginia outside of something like seven
counties that make up northern Virginia. Outside of that area,
Virginia is is just the same as any other southern state,
and it's frankly very unjust that this one very tiny
area controls policy that affects the rest of the state.
But in two thousand and twenty two, if I remember,
if I'm getting my years right, twenty twenty two, Glenn
Youngkin won a complete surprise victory as governor in Virginia
because of this sort of perfect storm of circumstances and
a bunch of people in the West came and voted
that never did And so now young Kins turn Virginia
only has I think, Yeah, Virginia only has one four
year term for governor. So Youngkin's term is coming up,
and the election is going to be held next year
in the newly elected governor will take office in twenty
twenty six, I believe. So what this means is that
there is currently an ongoing gubernatorial race in Virginia. So
why should you and care about this? Well, the party
that's in power, at least the party that thinks it's one,
which is the Republican Party, currently does not have a
good showing in the mid term elections, and historically, immediately
after a huge presidential victory on a presidential election year,
Virginia's election will be the year immediately after, so it's
probably not it's probably going to be you know, a
lot more of a challenge. But the key individual as
to why you shall care right here is win some seers,
all right, when yeah, so this woman is the was
the lieutenant governor of Virginia, is currently the Lieutenant governor
of Virginia and is running too, is running to to
you know, be the is the Republican front runner, at
least on the surface, and the incumbent governor of Virginia,
one Glenn young Ki and has endorsed her to be
governor of Virginia. All right, you know, Glenn Youngkin, he's
the incumbent. It's a pretty it's pretty important, you know,
position within a gubernatorial race. But there's a problem, all
right in twenty twenty when some Sears called Trump a liability,
as you know, you know, in twenty twenty, many many
Republicans who pretended to be maga for immediate gain showed
their true colors. All right, So so miss Sears basically
said I cannot support Trump in twenty twenty four and
a variety of other things. And Donald Trump in response,
you know, said he you know, never much liked her,
and and you know he also said some things about
Young Cain. But both her and Young Kin are kind
of this sort of come from this neocon establishment, right,
So why why do we care about this? You know,
why do we care about this gubernatorial race in the
state Virginia. Well, having Young Kin in charge of Virginia
has very much. It was a large part in disrupting
the Democrats national strategy. I think if more money was
spent campaigning in Virginia and getting people registered in Virginia,
Virginia would have flipped. It was very much in play.
But number two, Number two, I believe that as Trump
hollows out the federal agencies in northern Virginia, that it's
very possible that Virginia could go back to voting with
the rest of the Solid South, which by all rights
it should. The only reason it doesn't is it's functionally
enslaved by Washington d C. But number three, we need
to adopt a complete and total annihilation policy on any
and all neo cons or establishment Republican. And when I
say neo con that means anyone who's not genuinely a
Maga Republican. All Right, I get it, you know where
you know that that may sound a little bit strange,
but every every single establishment Republican who did not join
in on the MAGA movement needs to be kicked out
of power by any means necessary, and when some Sears
is one of these individuals, and frankly, I'm starting to
think Glen Youngkin is. I mean, I probably should have
thought this for a while, but Glen young Kin is
absolutely one of these individuals. So there was one more
thing I'm trying to I'm trying to, Oh, yeah, I
remember within the Virginia Republican Party there is a lot
of discontent with the fact that young Kin has endorsed Sears,
especially given the fact that Trump will not endorse Sears.
So it's highly possible that coming into you know, the
Republican primary for the Virginia gubernatorial election, a pro MAGA
Trump candidate could be put forward. And I have a
couple of names in my mind. As you know, people
who live outside of Virginia may not know these people,
but frankly, I would like, if at all possible, for
any kind of neocon to be removed and have replaced
with a much better alternative, as much more loyal to us,
and I can say some of those names, but I
I'll leave it. I'll leave it to I'll leave it
to other people better suited than me. But that's functionally
what's going on in the state of Virginia.
Speaker 1: So this governatorial election will be next November, basically a
year from now and taking place so close in the
middle of the presidential election and then the following year
being the midterm election. People can have a lot of
sway over these off year elections in ways that are
a little unexpected. No, definitely off of presidential years, everybody
goes to the polls at this time. Most people aren't
really motivated and off years, so you can actually make
a quite a bit of a difference by pushing a
certain Canada a certain way and getting outsized influence to
promote that person. So if we can do anything the
primary to get this creature out of the way for
an actual MAGA person to take up that mantle, it's
definitely something that we should be looking at. We don't
want to just be focusing on the neocons and normy
cons that are running, whether it's media organizations or in
the House of Representatives or senators or what have you.
We also want to be focusing on more local stuff
at the state level as it relates to governors, state representatives,
state center races, local attorney generals and prosecutors. All these
people need to be rooted out, and we have a
very short period of time to make as much hayway
as we can on this front.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, go ahead, pet.
Speaker 3: I was just going to make the comment that the
best part of the picture that we're showing right now
is it looks like a Newport's hanging off our lip.
Speaker 6: These are these are two very very disgenic looking characters.
I'll say that much. Yeah, I think that guy's knows
on the right. My goodness, looks like he got it.
Speaker 1: Looks like smacked himself in the face of that mallet
before he handed it over to her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, and and I'll leave it on this.
We are not going to what is it. We are
not going to start actually seeing real change. We're not
going to start seeing good policies get passed until we
start rooting these people out of their power bases, which
is the boring you know, local state level races, which
is the the county level races or wherever you're at.
I mean, that's that's how we start disrupting power bases.
That's how you get Mitch McConnell out of office. That's
how you get you know, these other for senators, you know, mrcau's,
Ski Collins, Curtis, mcconball's. How you get all of them
out of office is by disrupting their power base. And
you disrupt their power base by disrupting how state politics works.
Because you know, things do trickle downward, but they also
reach upward. So this is this is you know, obviously
this is personal to me, but this is also something
you know, Young and winning Virginia was a huge windfall
to a you know, it was like it was like
the first little glin I don't know if you all
remember it, but it was like the first little glimmer
of hope after the steal in twenty twenty was when
youngkin one in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what.
Speaker 4: She So, I don't know, I mean, I we'll see what,
We'll see what we can do with getting a new candidate.
There's been some great names suggested. My former representative Glenn
Sturtevant was was was suggested. Also my mutual on Twitter
Funnily enough, Nick Frytos, who former Green Beret who's in
Virginia politics, who won off right off or write in rather,
He's also been suggested. There's a bunch of other great
names that have been suggested. So I really do believe that,
you know, these individuals should absolutely go to the Trump
camp to see if they can spoil this individual here
from frankly, I think running a losing campaign. She I'll
just put it. I'll just say she'll lose if she runs.
She'll lose if she runs. So if we want to
retain Republican control of Virginia, we have to get her
out and get one of one of the mag of
people in or one of our people in. So that's
what I'll end it on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, to bring up the Brier discussion about election
integrity and such as well, there are still states that
are accounting votes. It's been two and a half weeks now.
I think California is still counting. There was reports of
Pennsylvania's still counting, but then they got the call to
immediately cease counting their votes. And then all of a sudden,
the Democrat challenger in the Senate conceded immediately when they
said stop fucking counting votes. So, if there's anything that
can be done, and it's going to have to be
done at the state level because it just cannot be
done federally. Any state that you guys are active in,
especially ones there are swing states, there needs to be
some significant election reform pass. I mean, oh, yeah, here
we go, here we go. Here's the Senate thing again,
thanking Doug for pulling this up. Yeah, another ballot drop
on the fourth there we go, shoots up like a
hockey stick. Hm, shocker. There it's we did not have
this problem in fucking eighteen fifty of votes being counted
two weeks out. This is this is ridiculous, beyond all measure.
This is occurring in the country outside of America that
would immediately say these elections are fake.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's the thing is that this doesn't really
happen anymore. I mean, frigging banana republics can count all
on one day. I understand federalism, and I understand states
wanting to do things the way they do things. I
just think if it's a national election, then basically you're
we're gonna have to take it over nationally. You know,
the states can have their local elections, can have their
states state elections. But if it has national consequences, if
it's a if it's senator, Congress, and definitely president, then
there has to be some kind of national reference, a
national law on how it's done, how it can be done,
and what time? What time? All right, here's the cutoff.
Fuck you. If you can't get it done by this time,
fire everybody. Get some people it. Get some fucking people
in there that don't look like they all go to
fucking Popeye's Chicken for lunch. Okay, get some fucking white
people in there to count the fucking votes and get
it done. You haven't told nine o'clock in the morning.
That's it, Fuck you, And that's that's what should be
done as far as national as far as the national
lections go on each state, and then you can the
states can fuck around and do whatever they want for
their own for their own offices.
Speaker 5: It isn't funny how how in each state there are
like you know, two, three, four counties where you have
these strange ballot drops a few days after the election.
Like I swear to god, it's like I've been following
like local like ballot counting in a few different counties
in u in southeast Pennsylvania, and every single time the
four counties around Philly, these like Democrat strongholds. They keep
on getting accused of well, they keep on getting sued
and rightfully so for these really absurd like harvesting tactics
and go to manipulation. It's like every single country in
the world outside of US has you know, we deal
with these elections on one day. It's just a national
travesty that this keeps on happening. I don't know.
Speaker 1: If Trump wants to secure the future for the likes
of somebody like JD. Vance to take up his mantle
when he's gone. This is something that has to be fixed.
I don't know what could possibly be done, but you
need to do something. I mean, on mister D's Twitter spaces,
We've talked to our friend Chris Guard who's down in Australia,
and in Australia they have mandatory voting for everyone. Now
that sounds like ridiculous on the front to an American,
but that might actually be something that is the best
counter to these kinds of ballot harvesting operations in our
own time. To be honest, I mean, like, I'm open
to any kind of discussion in any result they can
prevent this kind of bullshit from occurring. This is just
so stupid. Oh yeah, we're two weeks out. Oh we
just wound three hundred ballots under my under my fucking
mattress at home.
Speaker 4: This is this is just solved by voter ID laws.
That's that's all that solves this. Like Florida, Florida implements
voter ID laws and radically like ensures that there's like
transparent elections, and then the state went from like what
like fifty to fifty to like fifty seven was forty three.
You know, it's amazing, Like what can we extrapolate from
this is It's like, look, I'm you know, we don't
need to make the solutions, don't need to be radical.
It's just that the Democrats created a whole system. You know,
when they were constructing the interstate highways, they created this
whole system of ghettos in and around cities that functionally
just serve as ballot mills that they can pull infinity
ballots out of whenever they want. And this is not
a new thing. This was this is how all you know,
all urban politics, and a democracy has run since the
beginning of time. So like you do is just voter ID,
is just voter ID, and you just invalidate any ballot
that hasn't like you know, hasn't been verified, and you know,
and then you force democratic states, you override them, you
force them to accept as in some way, you know,
and and then you know, there's obvious you know, there's
other there's other suggestions that I could make about breaking
up some of these some of these ballot harvesting locations,
but that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 5: So I was just just notified by a fellow Pennsylvanian
that that in Pennsylvania we called the election off because
the last remaining votes coming in were from overseas, like
mostly military guys, and the Democrat knew he didn't have
a shot even with harvesting. So that's that's the only
real thing keeping keeping Pennsylvania's Senate read.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something just needs to be done about this, plain
and simple. I mean, we keep talking about the huge
laundry list of items that really need to be focused
on for Trumpet his administration to fix this issue. I mean,
kicking out a couple tens of millions of people is
definitely a good start, but we need to have safe
and secure elections, actually safe and secure ones. So when
we hit up some super chats, fellas, and then we'll
go to a couple more stories. So with our new
fantastic system of using Google Docs and we're not limited
to the chat function anymore, the super chats are about
to go way more smoothly. So I'm hyped for it.
Let's start from the top TK for ten bucks since
a say salute from the Nassy and Wichita chapter. Meeting
some new guys soon should be fun. Yeah, yeah, I've
heard some good things about that. So Wichita is coming
along smoothly. We are expanding all across the country. We're
gonna have close to fifteen maybe even more up by
the end of the year. So definitely get in on
the ground, fellas. It's a five times and increase from
the start of the year. We should all be very
proud already. Let's see Salid Snake nineteen sixty four for
five bucks. Evening, gents. I emailed you guys at the
OGC a few weeks ago and got in touch with
the Wichita chapter. We're all meeting this weekend. Thanks for
linking me with the chapter. Hopefully we'll eventually do some
good work. Good do some good for our fellow countrymen.
Salute the ogc There we go, see salt Snake's getting involved.
Nice Caleb for twenty bucks. I'd like to thank Charlemagne
for his stream with Am on Douglas Solfal's Freeman's r
Lee biography. I read all four volumes earlier this year.
It was amazing, entertaining and informative. Happy Thanksgiving to you all. Yeah,
that was one of the greatest streams that came out
of our whole sphere. Last year was Sharlman's appearence with
Am talking about Robert E.
Speaker 5: Lee.
Speaker 1: That was amazing. It must see for everyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm really happy to hear people continue to cobble
with that stream. And yeah, I'm glad you actually read
the entire biography. It's totally worth it, even though it's
like it's over two thousand pages, but it's absolutely worth
while reading the full version.
Speaker 1: Randy moving on to Aspiring Misanthrope for ten bucks. The
most recent jewel Berry or On interaction is just so sickening.
Only now do I realize why traders are redacted. First
also by bitcoin. If you want to live at andy,
flattery will get you set straight. Yeah, the oron Joel
Berry debacle is nice to see. It is nice to
see that tactics of his kind are becoming less and
less effective by the day because that guy's just getting
done gone relentlessly for his horrible takes. Yes, yes, very true, Charlie.
I don't know if you want to tease what you're
working on right now, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just writing an article for our sub stack
about that latest tweet. It's just disgusting and the guy
needs to be put in his place. You know, at
this point in act three of the Trump story, there's
simply no time for these people who are too stupid
to comprehend like literally basic definitions, specifically what a nation is.
So that's all. Check out the article when it comes
out on our substack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so truly lowsome character and rightfully deserves to be
mocked for holding the garbage opinions that he has. And
also he's just been taking potshots for the better part
of a year at this point. This guy's so subversive,
Like fuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not just bad opinions, it's like, yeah, you're
you're attacking ar In, who's one of the most important
figures in you know, the movement to save America basically,
and you're you're attacking him like, no, this is this
is just enemy territory. He's an enemy, and you know,
it's time people need to recognize that needs to be
put in his place. We are too late in the
game to tolerate this sort of stuff, you know, it's
we're not We're not in twenty sixteen or twenty eighteen
or even twenty twenty where people get their hands held
and everything. It's like, if you're if you're obstructing things now,
in this critical moment in time, then you're just an
enemy of the American people. Sorry.
Speaker 1: Indeed, moving on to aspiring misanthrope again for ten bucks
more on Andy Flattery, Christian heritage American who wants to
help build generational wealth for our guys through international investing
and Bitcoin's unique market properties. The Gentleman Speculator is a
great monthly pod where he shares his ideas on no bliss, oblige,
saving for the future, etc. Well, if people are interested
in the bitcoin sphere, I know it's going to the
moon right now. So if that interests you. Check that
out Rubicon for two bucks. Nathaniel Green Society OGC North
Carolina needs you to join s indeed, get involved with
the North Carolina guys. They are doing God's work helping
your fellow countrymen who still need help recovering from Hurricane Helen,
So get in touch. I'm sure they could use all
the help they can get down there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've met them in person and at their first meetup,
and just an amazing group of guys. I'd highly recommend
if you're in the North Carolina area. It's a wonderful
group of guys to get involved in, and they're probably
going to be splitting off into a bunch of more
regionalized chapters soon, but for now, the Nathaniel Green Society
is truly truly among the best that the OGC has
to offer.
Speaker 5: Now, mister Redhawk, how would someone get involved with the
North Carolina chapter if they wanted to help out.
Speaker 1: The best way you can get involved is to go
over to the Old Glory Club website Neilgloryclub dot com,
look at our chapter's page, and then shoot us over
an email. We'll put you in direct contact with those
guys and they'll put you through a vetting process, put
you in a couple of chats, take you to the meetings.
If they like you, able to bring you on board.
Let's move on to Portler for five bucks. Florida occupied government.
We can only hope. Right, let's go with our friend
cringe Walker sends us five bucks twenty twenty six. We'll
have to focus on getting Apac out of Congress. Gates
can still have a redemption arc in twenty twenty six. Well,
we'll have to see, right, let's see Cringeworker. Since it
is another five bucks. The entire admin is from south
of the Dixon line. The south has risen again. Let's
see Bluro three ninety three for five bucks. Happy Thanksgiving
from the typical news society. Well, there you go. More
guys out of Indiana. Another chapter forming up. We're weaving
the true Americans in the Indie area. Email the OGC
Central to get in touch with us. There you go,
and these guys were brought on recently. They're doing good stuff. Eh,
four fifty bucks. He deserves some gold.
Speaker 7: This is gold, mister Bonde. All my life, I've been
in love with its color. I welcome any enterprise that
will increase my stock.
Speaker 1: There we go a salute to my friend Melon. He's
doing God's work. Sound trumpets, let our bloody colors wave,
and either victory or else a grave William Shakespeare, Henry
the sixth. Yeah, Melan's doing some fantastic work helping his
fellow countrymen down in the North Carolina area. You guys
can DM him on Twitter. Melon the Giraffe is his
handle on Twitter. He definitely needs some help, so get involved,
Like just just to.
Speaker 5: Add a little bit of extra input onto this one.
Mister Mellan's been doing a lot of great work. If
you want to meet mister Mellan and I at the
next like, we're actually holding a meet up tomorrow in
Pittsburgh for spearheading a new Pittsburgh chapter of o GC.
If any of you guys are interested in meeting us
out there, please just contact me on on Twitter, Telegram,
or email OGC to see if you can get involved
with with starting a chapter out there. We're just about
to get this thing off the ground and we'd love
to see you guys out there.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: It'd be cool to have anser chapter of the OGC.
I've spent a lot of time in Pittsburgh in my days,
and that town quite a bit, So that'll be really cool.
See you guys get one rolling, Let's go over to
poor Peasant for ten bucks. Orif doctrine allows the release
of tactical nuclear artillery within the territory of kirks Oh blast,
they can nuke the UA in their own territory.
Speaker 2: What friends say, There's no way the Russian Federation is
going to nuke itself to own the Ukrainians. I mean,
they're already basically fifty percent of the way to pushing
the Ukrainians out of Kursk. So it just doesn't make
sense even if the situation were critical. It's like, you,
you don't just deploy nuclear weapons like that against an
incursion that has no real chance of achieving any meaningful
strategic objective in the war. So yeah, it's like, sure
they could do that, would it even matter, I mean
in terms of how the US would perceive it, whether
or not it was technically on Russian soil or not.
I mean, it's pretty obvious that would be a tremendously
bad idea. So it's not going to happen. Also, I mean,
it's it's argue about it's arguable whether or not the
idea there's even such thing as a tactical nuclear weapon.
I've had this argument. I could, I could go either
way on it. But the problem with this idea of
a tactical new because it very likely would very lead
to escalation rather quickly.
Speaker 1: All Right, so there's your answer, MACKEYVILLI sucks. Being white
is great for five bucks. Russia has never cared about
their soldiers. I mean, I'm not gonna make a comment
on that.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, yeah, that's kind of just by the bye.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's see uh Midian witness for fifty bucks. He
deserves gold.
Speaker 8: I love gold. The look small ax you, I love gold.
Speaker 1: Salute gents, wish us luck in defeating the approval of
a new convenience store aka crime magnet near Major Highway
in our suburban town just outside of Memphis. The board
meeting is Monday night. It's been interesting reading through our
public servants campaign finance disclosures and seeing who is funding them.
Midway at Memento More in West Tennessee. Oh yeah, these
are the guys who are working on the the Memphis
chapter of the OGC. So very interesting. If you guys
are interested in that reach out to these guys, see
what you could do. I've got a good crew of
people over in Memphis, some really good guys. Crnchwalker again
for five bucks. Still been getting emails from Camabla to
pay legal fees in these still counting states. All kinds
of nonsense. Yeah, sure, ridiculous. And Aaron make discourse for
two hundred bucks. That's the super chat to night. Thank
you very much, sir, and that deserves some gold.
Speaker 7: This is gold, mister Von all my life have been
in love with its color. I welcome any enterprise that
will increase my stock.
Speaker 8: I love gold. The look if shmell a bit dexture,
I love gold.
Speaker 1: Yeahs double gold. Yeah, he definitely gets double for that one. Shalom.
I've padded the Tel Aviv membership of the OGC with
rotund black ladies from the DMV. We are now the
largest chapter. But in all seriousness, I just put in
my application to join the OGC. You should too, if
you want to do something more than bitch about the
hostility of your government. I don't think if you very much.
Speaker 2: It's so strange that, I mean, his immediate instinct was
just to like assault that guy filming like, why did
he do that? Either way, Yes, we're very glad to
hear that you have gotten in touch with us or
one of the chapters. Some of our chapters are vetting
a lot of people right now, quite a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some of them are massive, some of the chapters
of how many applications I've got in? Other ones a
little less so, but it's interesting to see which ones
are taken off at breakneck speed. So again, check out
the chapter page on the website and you guys can
see if there's one in your area already. Seasider As
always sends us ten bucks and a salute they give
very much, sir. And then Laro three ninety three. A
constitutional amendment ending voting and establishing a monarchy might be
a good idea, will never happen. We try to fix
voting to preserve our democracy. DM.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not sure you could amend the constitution to
do that. You kind of just needed a completely new constitution.
Speaker 1: Yeah, really, chief Sling, and be for five bucks. If
you run for office and the vote is lowered than
two percent margin, you have to duel your opponent with
nineteen elevens with three rounds a piece on Inauguration day. Salute, Well,
that would certainly. Well. See, it's kind of like a
double edged sword, because I would say, if you have
like a fat black woman running, she's easier to hit,
but she's got so much blubber that in nineteen eleven
might not get the job done so well.
Speaker 3: And it's going to jam. They're both going to jam anyway.
Speaker 1: So with them is fighting words.
Speaker 2: Beat well nineteen elevens. I mean they come in all shapes, and.
Speaker 3: Is that do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they got quite a diversity of models for sure.
All right, American Arbiter for five bucks, salute, Good evening, gentlemen.
I hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Yes, indeed,
thank you. Yeah, I suppose you might as we announce
it right now. Yes, we will be taking off next
Thursday for Thanksgiving. Everyone, be sure to enjoy your Turkey Day.
Go be with your family, go watch some football, have
some apple pie and some tasty deep fried turkey. Is
the only way to eat a turkey, So be sure
to get that done and enjoy your holiday. Eh. For
five bucks, it could be a really could be really
boon for Virginians. I don't know, I don't know what'll
we go on the grammar there.
Speaker 9: I don't know if he was trying to do some
double entendre there with with the boon for Virginians, you know,
but uh yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh see uh Maverick joty rotten Twitter. Uh, Maverick Jones,
I'm block meat red Hawk. No, you probably did something
to piss me off. So uh no, I have like
over two and a half thousand people blocked on Twitter,
probably double that. I'm out muted. I really stand by
keeping my timeline as clean as possible. If I see
someone say stupid shit, you get blocked or muted instantly.
Speaker 3: So can I take Can I take ten seconds to
deliver a message? Sure?
Speaker 1: Pete.
Speaker 3: If one of my friends has blocked you, please do
not contact me to ask them to unblock you.
Speaker 1: Yep, thank you. Not happening.
Speaker 4: So maybe, Maverick, maybe if you if you gave us
another five dollars, maybe he might change his mind. But
you have to give us another five dollars though I won't.
Speaker 1: I won't change my mind, but I'll I'll take your money.
Speaker 4: You should try, Maverick Jones, give us another five dollars,
maybe he'll change his mind.
Speaker 1: Also, like, why does it even matter anymore because on
Twitter you can see people's black posts now anyway, so
it doesn't even matter.
Speaker 4: Now I can now I can see Mark Andreesen's posts.
Speaker 1: He blocked you, really?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he blocked me a long time ago. O.
Speaker 1: Interesting, it was.
Speaker 4: Kind of flatter name here.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure why, all right, as d would say,
you know him, I'm just kidding, Yeah, Venzda for twenty bucks.
Speaker 1: Utahs neocon problem largely stems from the Mormon Church's huge
influence on how people vote in that state. I figured
as much. The church sending out missions and bringing back
Third world converts isn't helping things either. Yeah, it makes
a lot of sense. That's unfortunate. Godzilla unchained. I like
that name. That's fun. So far, I haven't seen Trump
denounce the ICC. He's arrest Warren for a night and
Yahoo fingers crossed he stays the course. Well, I mean,
we know Trump hats net and yah, who is this is?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: But also like the ICC is just another fake uh,
a fake court you know of international law? Who I mean,
who really cares nator not for ten bucks? Joe Rogan
brought up Daryl Cooper and his interview Retucker really interesting. Uh.
He said he has been listening to his podcast for
a while now and loves it. Thoughts.
Speaker 3: I mean, well, here's one of my thoughts. I saw
there's a clip going around of him talking about questioning
World War two and that everything should be on the
table to question. And that's basically the whole clip is
just that little clip. Then you had some fuckhead go
under it and go, oh, if you watch the whole interview,
you'll see that. What he says after that is, you
know it, it is really bad, and you know, he
basically negates what he said. Motherfucker the clip people don't
people are going to see the clip. Let them see
the clip and let them think, oh, the clip isn't
going to make them go and say, oh, I need
to watch the rest of this day. Most people are
just going to see the clip and go, huh, well
that's interesting. Maybe I should look more into this. Fuck.
I mean, the fucking autists, just a total autest death.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a sounds like a libertarian said that. Pete
yeah uh sona asta for five bucks representing from the
New Ivy League sends us a salute, thank you very much, sir.
Uh Maverick Jones, Sorry for cold posting salute still an
I'm blocking you. Uh, unless you point out in the
chat what I blocked you for, I'll consider it.
Speaker 4: You see.
Speaker 9: You see, Maverick, I told you more money, more money.
Speaker 4: And opinions might adjust. It's amazing how it works.
Speaker 1: Pete Budapest for five bucks, Utah, Metro Atlanta and PNW
over the only three year areas that shifted blue from
twenty twenty to twenty twenty four. Yeah, it makes sense.
All right, that's us all caught up on the super chats.
So why don't we turn our attention to this really
stupid culture war story that has been taking place on
Capitol Hill this week with this truly lowsome character, Nancy Mace. Paul,
I'm sure you have much to say on this woman,
because you were a person who actually served on like
myself and the rest of us here. But why don't
we just give it a brief little background as to
what Nancy Mace has been doing this week. So she's
a woman. Actually, let's let's play the clip here first
and then we'll talk more about her. So, this woman
got into a huge spat with the new troon that
got elected was he from like a New Jersey or
something whatever. So the first troom got elected to the
House of Representatives, right, and there's been a whole hullabaloo about, oh, well,
we can't have this troom walk into the woman's bathroom.
And this has been headed by Nancy Mace. Well, the
background in Nancy Mace is, well, she's actually a person
who has a history of breaking down gender norms. So
she wrote this book in the Company of Men, A
woman at the Citadel. Paul, why don't you explain to
us what the citadel is for those of us who
don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so the Citadel is what is called a senior
military college. I don't I know about the Citadel case
tangentially due to its relation to the similar famous VMI case,
which was about the exact same thing. VMI is another
senior military colleges are like you know, so in the
military you have what are called the service academies, and
that's you know, West Point Annapolis, the Air Force academ
to me, the Coast Guard. I think there's a Coast
Guard Academy, or I could be wrong, but ignoring all that,
those are like the service academies, and by law, if
you graduate from those academies, the government has to offer
you a commission, so they have a different legal status.
But those are not the only military schools in the
United States with long standing military traditions. The senior military
academies within the United States have just as long of
a military tradition as a West Point and have a
unique legal designation because of it. They have what's called
a core of cadets. For some schools, like the Citadel
is one, the entire student body is a core of cadets.
For other schools like my beloved Texas A and M,
the student body is they have a separate civilian student
body from their core of cadets. But these senior military
colleges have a very you know, unique tradition, and they
tend to produce very good officers, you know, as good
as any that come out of West Point or others,
you know, because they have a very similar military tradition.
The Citadel is located outside of Charleston, South Carolina. It
is a South Carolina's version of vm I. Vm I
is the Virginia Military Institutes located in Lexington, Virginia, and
they actually they have a one of the long longest
standing historical school rivalries in the history of the country,
and around the same time, both of these schools used
to be all male. Both of these schools, both vm
I and the Citadel were all male until in the
nineteen nineties when you know Nancy Mace here and there
was another woman in in vm I, which by the way,
Clarence Thomas recused him was as Virginia versus the United
States was that case, and Clarence Thomas recused himself because
his son was attending VMI at the time, and the
Democrats that with Scalia dissenting, which I highly recommend all
of you if you can read Scalia's descent in that
VMI case, because he calls Ruth Bader Ginsburg a certain
name without calling her that certain name. But in this case,
and like I said, I know less about the Citadel case,
but from what I do understand, this woman basically turned
herself into a legal weapon to end a two hundred
year long tradition of having this senior military school, which
by all rights all there should not be women in
the military, just period, point blank. There should not be
women in the military, not in not in intelligence roles,
not in logistics roles, in not in support roles, you know,
as you know, at the very most they should be
like a ancillary nurse organization. Like that's like, that's what
women should be in the military. And if you know,
you know, if someone who's outside of this sphere hears
me say that, I'll own that women do not belong
in the military. And so in the nineteen nineties, as
the culture were kind of heated up, the leftists, doing
what they always do, turned individuals into weapons to break
apart institutions that kind of stood against them. So it
was extremely unpopular to make these institutions into co ed
and frankly, I believe is contributing to why officers sucks
so bad right now in a lot of cases because
the officer production pipeline is just has been compromised. So
that's kind of a brief background as to what the
Citadel is. And you know, I'm sorry South Carolinians, I
don't know as much about the Citadel as I know
about VMI, but both schools underwent something very similar. So
so yeah, I mean, that's kind of way.
Speaker 5: But exactly was her role in this?
Speaker 3: So let me A buddy of mine is a Citadel
graduate and he texted me today and he goes the
same argument that Mace is using to keep out of
her bathroom is the same argument that the Citadel lawyers
used to attempt to keep her out. So the irony
here is thick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, I mean this is just another example
of a feminist in right wing clothing, as it were,
going through and destroying established gender norms and then turning
around begging everybody to come to Milady's defense when it's
against her. And of course she also did like a
press conference tour over the last couple of days where
she was talking about I'm a grape survivor, I'm a
victim of assault. I don't want this man inside the
chilly woman. Yes, yes, thank you, Doug, shut up, silly woman, indeed,
and then she just goes right into buying into the
enemy frame of doing this stupid publicity stunt of putting
that on top of the bathroom that says biological, just like, well,
there's no other kind of woman than a biological woman,
you dumb bitch. So why are you again seeding ground
to your enemy by even being dragged into this conversation? Again,
there are so many more important things to be focused
about most people can't afford homes. There's eighty million illegals
in this country that all need to be rounded up
and removed. Why are we talking about Troon's on Capitol Hill.
This is stupid culture war bullshit that we don't have
time for.
Speaker 2: I don't even have a home. I live in the
freaking woods.
Speaker 3: No, you're right.
Speaker 2: I mean I've seen some bad takes of this, bad
bad takes, people falling for the base right wing woman.
It's like, dude, I mean, as you just laid out,
she was the subversion original. Wait, we can't accept this.
I mean, we cannot accept this, this goofy you know,
turf stuff like JK. Rowling is doing. And these other
women who just like sort of attach themselves or people
try to attach them to like genuine, you know, right
wing causes, and they're just not there. They just do
not belong. They do not belong in politics at all.
It's always, it's all, it's never good. It's just never
good to have to bring them into politics because it's
not their sphere.
Speaker 1: To clarify, for everyone in the chat, the person on
the right is the truon that is not Nancy Mace.
Nancy mace is on the cover of the book. The
truon is on the right.
Speaker 3: I would really like to see the shadow of the
nose to get the sun if we get the sun
on the side, because I think the sun might end
up being very antisemitic in this case.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Probably, But the slippery slope remains undefeated in the sense of, Oh,
I'm going to break down this established gender norm. So
let's to stop this other gender norm from coming to rear.
It's ugly head men need their male only spaces. Why
why is a woman even remotely allowed anywhere near a
military institution.
Speaker 4: This isn't even like a male only spaces thing, Like
that's like that's like you know, yeah, no, no, I
know what I'm saying is it's like is It's like no,
this is like a matter of national security, like like
this is a this is much much more serious like
when you allow women. So you know the reason. I'll
tell you all the reason why women cannot be allowed
in the military in any context whatsoever. All Right. Men
only look at women, especially women in the military, as
one of three things. All right. They either look at
them as a sister, as a mate, or as a mother.
All Right, Unfortunately, not every man in in a unit
looks at a woman as the same thing. Right, So
I saw this, I saw, you know, personal anecdote. I
was in an all male unit at one point and
it worked amazingly. It worked like clockwork, it was, it
was very well run. And then as soon as you know,
a single female was introduced, the whole dynamic changed. Every
single male in that unit interacting with each other, completely
changed how they interacted to center around that one woman.
All right, Look, it is not Look it's not it's
not the woman's fault. I'm not blaming women for being
what they are, because it is what they But it's
just simply because the intractable state of human nature. If
you need men, when men are alone, when men are together,
they they tend to work at a level that you
can't really have them work at in a co ed environment.
And it's not just a physical thing, it's a psychic thing.
It changes the neural pathways men activate when there's constantly
a woman around them, and it's it's just, you know,
it's it's it's obscene to me. It's obscene that this
is allowed, that they're that they're allowed, not even allowed
encouraged to enter combat roles no less. And you know,
it's just it's just this level of societal insanity. And
I don't know if it's going to be fixed. Like
I've spoken to some individuals who if they're listening right now,
they may know who they are, who've told me about,
you know, going on deployment. I'm not going to name
names or say or give any details, but these are
some of these individuals they've gone on deployment. You know,
you know how many abortions that some of these women
had on deployment. Oh yeah, it's it's it's insane. Do
you know how many women get out of deployments by
getting pregnant? Do you know how many.
Speaker 1: Officers all of them You're in a group with a
bunch of high testosterone males. What do you think is
going to happen?
Speaker 4: How many officers disgrace themselves and the rank that they
wear by bye, by their by they it's Look, women
are women and will be women anywhere they go in
the military, and isn't anything else. And look, I've had
you know, I've I've I've met individual women who were
personally very very friendly to me, were very serious and
I you know, I'm not spirching them personally, but despite that,
they should not have been there. But all of the
worst leaders, the worst commanders I've ever had in any instance,
all of them are women. I've had some pretty bad,
you know commanders generally, but but but but the worst ones,
the ones who just did not inspire confidence, all of
them are women. And you know, they turn they you know,
they make the joke about how they turn into prostitutes
in theater, they actually do. They actually turn into prostitutes
in theater. They sell a variety of things. Right, So
this is, this is absolutely needs to come to an end.
I don't understand why I can't say this. I don't
understand why this is a controversial thing. So in the
United States military is only going to learn from it
when we take a large amount of casualties in a
completely avoidable conflict. And you know, maybe we'll never learn
from it. I don't know, But science is my thing.
Speaker 1: You simply are not going to be able to override
the genetic male protector dynamic in situations like this. It's
not possible. You can see this in the workforce. You
can see it a male in the spaces fraternities, military
of all kinds. As soon as a single woman enters
the space, the space immediately becomes about her. And this
is not necessarily the fault of women. It's also just
the fault of men, due to their biological programming, simply
want to fulfill their reproductive problem. Do you know this
is not something that you could turn off. This is
not something that could be educated out of men, like
all this like grape culture nonsense. We've been hearing on
college campuses for forever. There are sex only segregated spaces
for a reason. Military for all of human history, I
might add, was acknowledged to be a male only space.
For some reason, we decided, oh, you know, we're just
not gonnably by this ancient wisdom anymore.
Speaker 4: But you know, do you know one of the leading
causes of women who got into combat and were hit
by shrapnel or bullets or whatever during the GYT because
there were that was the first mass introduction of women
into a combat environment. You know what one of the
number one reasons why they died, the ones who did die,
you know, it's because if they were hitting a blood
artery in between their legs and they were bleeding out
you know, dudes were like, you know, hesitant to go
put gauze in, to go to to put a tourniquet on,
to to stuff. Think like it's little things like that
that you think don't matter, like modesty in a combat situation,
But it's a it's a hesitancy. It's it's wired into
your nervous system. A guy on a guy, they don't
care in a combat situation, like if you're hit between
your legs, they don't care.
Speaker 1: You know. The other thing too, The other thing too,
is just this this whole culture of I don't remember
the exact details of this case, so I might be
mixing up things. But like with folks like David Petraeus
or other guys who were just like, oh well, we
have to expel you from the military now for being
men when you're around women, it's like this, this is
just fucking ridiculous. It's absurd. You have a bunch of
high testosterone men and you are putting a woman on
like a warship with them in an enclosed space over
a period of time, Like, what the hell do you
think is gonna happen?
Speaker 4: You can get me started on the submarine women anyway,
keep going yeah.
Speaker 1: So, but again, just like to bring this all back
and bring this point home, Nancy Mays is trying to
make a huge political win right now because this is
one of the and so one of the things I
will never ever ever forgive establishment conservatives for this is
going back to like my manaster background and such, is
that the only time the establishment conservatives and kanig are
allowed to talk about the differences between men and women
is on the topic of truons more specifically it relates
to male sports, but also like this topic of in
this case of using the bathroom and such, this is
the only time we're allowed to talk about gender differences
of any kind. We can't actually talk about the differences
between men and women, but we can talk about the
differences between truons and women. Fuck all this discourse. This
is awful. This woman shouldn't even be in Congress, let
alone like a grand standing on an issue that really
just doesn't matter. And we're all going to waste our
time on this when we have way bigger fish to fry.
And enough of this crap as well of saying, oh,
we got to defend like based women and such, It's
like there are no based ways stop.
Speaker 4: No. I love how we haven't even wasted a word
on the tranning.
Speaker 3: Something to say we're past that. Yeah, she's fighting. She's
fighting a war that they've already lost. I mean, it's
sure we're going to see, you know, the cultural war
stuff happen and everything, but the war we're past that.
The war she doesn't want to fight is she doesn't
want to fight the war of the neo cons and
you know the people who are that, that's who we
should be paying attention to. She can't because she's either
taking money from them or she's been compromised by them.
So that's why she has They're going to be sticking
on this even though it's pretty much going to be
a dead it's pretty much a dying issue.
Speaker 1: This is literally she put a bill forward about this
on the House floor today, like stating that only biological
women are allowed to use the woman's restrooms inside the
Capitol building. It's like, you fucking bitch infects one person,
Go do some actual fucking work. Are you doing anything
about illegal immigration? Are you doing anything about the foreign wars?
Are you doing anything about making the United States energy independent?
Speaker 5: Fuck?
Speaker 1: You you're worthless.
Speaker 2: Yes, complete, complete selfishness on that. It's all just about
her right and what she wants. It has nothing to
do with anything that's actually going to improve. The contrary,
all of this this based women and truon stuff and whatever,
it's all just slop slop fed to the masses to
distract you. All this culture war stuff is over. It
doesn't matter if you know there's some sort of woman
in Congress who's like fighting against it allegedly, and then
she's trying to make herself like you. You're supposed to
respect her and love her for that. No, this is
just a waste.
Speaker 3: Of your time.
Speaker 2: Like Pete said, it is diocons, that's disloyal Republicans like
we named earlier in the video that need to be
focused on now and pointed out it's the gubernatorial race
in Virginia that matters. It's not this shit anymore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. The target is not these like left wing
culture issues anymore. The left is been completely ptf vote.
They're leaving Twitter. They're all going to fucking blue sky
where we don't have to see them anymore. All the
leftist podcasts are burning subscribers by the day. Yes, they're scrambling.
They don't know what they're doing. They're leaderless, they've got
nothing going on. Why are we worrying about these people?
We have to worry about the Trader Republicans.
Speaker 4: Let's see how they like the digital ghetto. Let's see
how they like getting algorithmically locked into a circle jerk.
Speaker 5: Well they do it to themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly, but yeah, just complete slop story. It's stupid.
Don't pay attention to it. I also love how Nancy
Mason her Fox News interview. I mentioned this earlier, but
she immediately went for the sympathy of vote, like all
women do in these circumstances. It's like, oh, well I
was the victim of sexual assault. It's like, okay, sure, Jan,
all right, I'm so tired of this argument. We've had
over fifteen years of this nonsense, like the whole long
housing of all of American discourse as it relates to
the differences between when men and women. Like, we're sick
of it. I mean, Paul, you had pretty good sweet
earlier today about this, uh, invoking what Jason Mrnchuk has
been saying about the vengeful son, and like, yeah, it's coming.
I'm done with these like these women issues are all distractions.
Speaker 4: Just fuck this, I'm not looking so these women there
so they're so stupid, It's so true. Now I'm I'm
not looking forward for when the young men break because
it's it's it's not just it's not gonna just what
is it Like it may be cathartic for the first
five minutes, but like it's gonna go too far. I
already know it's gonna go too far. And you know,
I I know better than to stand against an enraged
army of young men when they're when they're frigging going
too far. I don't look forward to it. This is
not a good situation to be in, you know. And yes,
these young men do have grievances, but they don't have
the wisdom. Much as I was like, frigging much as
I was screaming at Doug Wilson today for adding to
this problem, I will say a lot of the young
men who will end up lashing out in violent ways
don't have the wisdom to understand that what they're doing
is just going to cause the suffering that has been
inflicted on them. And I think by the time they
realize that it's going to be too late. And I
don't think there's going to be any stopping that. So
I don't look forward.
Speaker 1: To this coming age.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 1: We've already spent too much time on this topic. But
I'm seeing people say in the chat, well, a small
win is win. It's like, no, you guys, I can't
stress this enough. You have to get out of this
mind side. It's not a win. It's not a win
at all. There's no winning here, There's nothing. This is
literally a distraction. Yeah, this is not the fact that
the fact that we were talking about this on this
fucking show is an l right now, just stop stop
with the base women dialogue. There are no based women,
there's none of it. Stop stop giving it your time,
stop giving it oxygen all the true discussion. It's all
fucking fake.
Speaker 5: Stop like she if you actually look at her career,
she spent you know, the last decade tone policing other
Republicans and then she just finds this one little pet
issue that she goes semi viral for and she just
milks it for her own sort of selfish gain, and
it's like, it's all it's very like, do we really
need to pull up like the picture of our new
Delaware representative, like, you know what you're getting from that,
But this she just seems like a very selfish actor
in this place.
Speaker 1: And she will probably end up getting reelected because Fox
News boomers just can't get enough of a based woman dialogue.
And she's standing up for the issues that matter. It's like,
fuck off is a nonsense issue? Immigration down? Yeah, immigration,
ending the wars, energy independence, talk about something actually matters.
Speaker 4: Destroying that. You just got ten feet taller.
Speaker 1: All right, we spent enough time on this. I want
we talk about something a little bit more interesting about
the Chamber of Commerce pick. We could do this really quick.
We got Loot Dick, who's involved now as Trump's pick.
What do people have to say about this guy? Because
I actually don't know much about him.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, the first obvious thing people are going
to say is that he's a member of a certain group.
It's an interesting pick because it looks like he he
was the one who came up with the idea of
naming naming Doze Doze a department of government efficiency. And
he's hit some podcasts where he's talked about bitcoin. He's
talked about how tariffs would work, how we could reduce
the income tax greatly. You know, he's he's one of
these guys who I've seen people. As soon as I
saw him on a podcast, I started looking into his
background and everything, because you know, automatically, I'm I'm a
not trust I'm not I don't trust that. And you know,
it turns out that he he like like lost. He
was the basically ran Canner Fitzgerald that lost like six
hundred and eighty three employees on nine to eleven, and
one of them was his brother who he was really
close to, who they were orphaned, you know, with his
with their sister. They were orphaned abandoned by their family,
which is a really weird thing to happen in that
culture if you know anything about that culture, that they
don't abandon their own. And he basically built himself up
to get to a point he was taking his kids
to kindergart in that day, tried to get in the building.
And after that he basically sacrificed all of his wealth
to make sure that every family was taken care of.
And yeah, he had like this last like one, this
one sum of money that he had put aside and everything,
and you know, it seems like he did the right thing.
For his people, and all of those people weren't his people.
If you understand what I'm saying, he basically put surrounded
himself with loyalists and a lot of So that's just
his background. A lot of what he's saying is stuff
that people are looking at because Trump wants to return
to a nineteenth century economy, a Friedrich List kind of economy,
an economy run by tariffs, and it seems like this
is the guy who is laying that out and putting it,
you know, like shining shining the light on the path
so that people can so that they could try to
do this. Now, is it going to happen? We don't know.
We want it to happen. We want to go back
to bringing manufacturing home. We want to go back to
lower taxes, eventually having tariffs replaced taxes. We want a
national economy. And he's basically the one person that I've
seen out of anybody who's laid out how that could happen,
and then Trump made him depart secretary of Commerce. It
can is Secretary of Commerce really important? Kind of yeah,
but it also the people that he he puts around him.
So is he a Zionist? Probably looks like it. But
you know, Department of Commerce. Yeah, he's not Secretary of State,
he's not heading of the Department of Defense. And what
he's saying about the position that he's going into it
looks like it's he's he's he's showing the path forward.
So yeah, that's it. That's that's what I've got on
the guy. Everything, I've everything that, all the research that
myself and Stormy Waters have done together to try to
find out as much as we can about this guy.
And also he's talked about patronage, he's mentioned no blessed oblige.
He's I mean, he's saying the right things. So take
that for what take it for what it's worth.
Speaker 1: Well, so there you go. Anyone else have any other comments?
Speaker 3: All right, his eyes are and his eyes aren't above
his ears are really weird.
Speaker 1: Well take a pete for that summary, and no doubt,
Stormy and you will continue to do good work on
this front. Alrighty, Well, I'm supposed the final thing we
should just mentioned very quickly. Elon Musk launched the biggest
object ever to go into space earlier this week, So
that's cool. I saw the DEI hired Neil de grasse
Tyson was counter signaling that on the timeline this week, So.
Speaker 2: See really yeah, yeah he was what a fucking loser.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll go find the ta. I'll put it in
the chat.
Speaker 2: One of the things I'm glad to see that Musk
isn't doing in terms of his get Humanity to Mars
deal is it's about humanity. It's not about this retarded
crap about like finding life on this planet. You know,
there's this weird obsession with finding life on Mars and
that's all. That's pretty much all the missions to Mars
so far, the rovers have been devoted to and it's
just a completely pointless and stupid endeavor. There's nothing on
that planet. It's a completely dead, lifeless rock, and it
will be conquered by humans. Some people think it's stupid
to go to Mars. I don't think so. I think
if you think you shouldn't go to Mars because it's
a lifeless desert planet, uh, you're probably not white. I'll
just I'll just say it. So. Yeah, anyway, I hate
Neil de grest Tyson.
Speaker 1: He's probably a more He's a greater avatar for DEI
than even Kamala Harris was. I don't think I've ever
heard him say anything like super groundbreaking. Someone explained to
me once that he only worked for NASA for like
a month and he was like a pencil pusher of
some kind or something like. He wasn't even like one
of the legit scientists or something.
Speaker 4: If you know what the N word is, it's.
Speaker 3: No, he's he's super faked someone's bike. Yeah, I heard
he stole someone's bike while he was there and they
had to get rid of him.
Speaker 4: He's just like one of these freaking American offer here.
Look at him.
Speaker 3: Are you the greatest? Do you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 4: Okay, so we are.
Speaker 5: Like, in all fairness, Neil de Grasse Tyson technically has
a little bit more science street cred than Bill Nye
at least, so.
Speaker 1: Like none at all. All right, I'm unbelievable. I mean,
so he basically just is like, do you guys remember
when what was that fucking movie they got promoter a
bunch with the black women? Was it Hidden Women? Hidden Figures? Yes,
that's it. So he's just another form of that of
one of those characters.
Speaker 2: Right, So the whole the whole problem Neildo Grasse Tyson
has is that he's one of these science promoter characters, right,
not a scientist, a science promoter. He goes on podcasts
and stuff and promotes science. It's like what Bill Nye
used to do or still does. And the problem though
is Elon Musk has taken Elon Musk has made engineering
and science cool and you don't need these idiots on
TV shows promoting science anymore because Musk is doing it
better than idiot any of them ever could. That's why
they're attacking him.
Speaker 5: Well, it's like like NASA is a T shirt brand,
Like they don't actually you know, they don't actually do
the big innovative rocket launches like the private sector does that.
And it's it's been like that for a very very
very long time. Like nobody who is a very competent
aerospace engineer wants to go to NASA unless they're very
very ideological. You will work on the cutting edge stuff
where you know where Origin or SpaceX are at. Like like,
I can understand that in these these private sector enterprises
are not well for one thing, they're not completely hooked
into the sort of congressional pork barrel and like, uh,
what would you say the sort of budgetary. They're not
at the whim of budgetary negotiations between congressmen trying to
get more vote more money into their home districts, like
Elon Musk actually actually produces results. And it's yeah, you're right, yeah,
and uh and I mean they had to they had.
Speaker 1: To call space X to go save those astronauts that
NASA stuck up there.
Speaker 3: That makes you wonder, if I understand correctly, he has
like one hundred nailsographs sites and it was one hundred
and twenty IQ, So I'm assuming this may not be
a mystery to him. I may be wrong.
Speaker 1: I've seen an amazing meme four of like a Tilda
grass Heights and talking about the ceiling bird. He's like,
I could time win to chirps again. But I do
not know when and where and why it is tirping.
Speaker 3: But I know the trip I put that. Someone put
that in her said, no, I can't tell you why
the hallway chirps, but I can measure it. I can
predict the next and following chirp. I have a very
good understanding of it. And that's good enough for me.
Speaker 1: Amazing. All right, let's pire out the super chat smallows
and we'll call it a night and everyone can go
and enjoy their Thanksgiving dinners with their family next week.
So uh, back up to round two. Yere Maverick Jones
for five bucks. Here's shekels I was black piling on
the timeline. Well, put your at in the chat and
we'll think, we'll think about it. Pete Budapez for five bucks.
People like Joel Berry are not serviceable there Israeli nationalists
and often too dumb to realize it. They're not in
the game. That's obviously true. I mean, but uh, I mean,
fuck these people. It's been said before. We have no
time for them anymore. Lux Life for seven dollars and
seventy seven cents says love what you guys are doing
and what you're all about. Thank you very much, sir.
I appreciate it. Bollero three nine three Nancy Mace, America's
top Yellowstone feminist.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good one.
Speaker 1: That is a good one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Paladin yy Z is getting in a bidding war tonight
in the chat. I love it for two hundred bucks.
He deserves double gold for that as well. Oh, Doug's asleep.
Speaker 3: I love gold.
Speaker 8: Look a bit, smell at bit the dexture. I love gold.
Speaker 1: Already. Hey, crypto bros. The OGC is a better investment
than bitcoin. Can confirm facts.
Speaker 7: This is gold, mister Bond, all my life, I've been
in love with its color. I welcome any enterprise that
will increase my stock.
Speaker 1: I love that gold finger quote. That's a good one. No,
we talked for years about doing like a James Bond stream.
One of these days, when you do that, somebody needs
to do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we should.
Speaker 9: I just got.
Speaker 2: I just got my collection out of the storage I
used to before I moved. I would watch the whole
series every year. Really, I'm a huge Yeah, I'm a
huge Bond fan. I would love to talk about the films.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've got a decent idea. What if there was, like,
well if we had like like a James Bond film
tier list and we just kind of debate where everything went.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, that would mean that you.
Speaker 5: Know, it would take forever to like watch all of them.
Speaker 1: But I mean the stream itself would take forever, because
several movies in the Bond catalog deserve a stream in
and of themselves. But yeah, there would be tons of fun.
I don't know, maybe we can break it down by
Bond eras if we do the Connery era and then
Roger more and once we've done dedicated streams for all
of those, we'll put them all together. I don't know,
let us know in the chat, because if you guys
give us more money for it, it increases the probability
of us setting the time aside to do it. I mean,
there's what like forty one Bond films now or something
like that. There's there's quite a.
Speaker 3: Few, and we just totally ignored the George Laze and
be one.
Speaker 2: Oh well really I don't uh, okay, well we'll have
to talk about it.
Speaker 3: No, already a really good movie. That's actually a really
good movie.
Speaker 2: I think there's like thirty I think slight Lander thirty
now unfortunately this then we can move on. I haven't
seen like the latest Bond film.
Speaker 9: And.
Speaker 1: That's right, we would have to watch those ones.
Speaker 2: As far as I'm concerned, Bond is Bond is over.
It ended with Skyfall. That is the end of James Bond.
After that is just nonsense mm hmm. And it's not
because like it's not like some sort of weird like
fan but hurt thing and it's just garbage at that point,
like the yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: They really started to like with the Daniel Craig era,
it was like a marvelification of Bond almost like each
movie kind of feeds in the other one. That's that's
never what Bond's been about.
Speaker 2: It definitely it definitely that definitely wasn't good. But no,
they literally like killed him in the last movie. We
want to understand and replace him with money Penny, who's
a like black secretary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: I guess Bond is over.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll never get tired of that, all right, But yeah,
I don't know give us comments in the chat about
Bond content because we talked about doing this for years
and it's about time we do it. So AnyWho, magnum
gi for ten bucks, excellent stream salute, Thank you very much.
Imagine my lack of shekel funny name for twenty five bucks.
Seeing lots of buyers remorse from women on different Facebook
groups with potential nuclear war looming, Guys, I messed up.
I don't want to be in the military anymore. All right, Well,
too fucking bad. I don't know, they'll probably just go
and get knocked up. That's what all of them do so.
Melllon for five bucks had to explain to a woman
in PA what pickets charge was today. F Well, you know,
in women's defense, they're never gonna know that they shouldn't
be concerned with these military matters. No American arbiter for
five bucks. The only way a woman can be based
by not being involved in politics at all and just
asking the man in her life. Yes. This is why
I will consistently support my friend mac Kenzie Puff because
this is the line she takes all the time, and
you'll see this on her Twitter. She says, I just
do what my husband says. Good woman, Jackson Walker for
three bucks, since this is a salute, thank you very much,
and Chief's slinging beef with the last super Chat of
the night for five bucks. I remember watching the marathon
with my dad every Christmas double o seven days of Christmas.
Thanks for the nostalgia. I think I may restart Thunderball,
my favorite Thunderball really. I mean, it's got a great
intro song. I think it's one of the best strikes
like Thunderball, but I don't know that combat scene on
the end drags a little long. Always like from Russia
with Love that was always my favorite. But all right,
let's go around the horn here. Any promotions we got,
Charlie one, direct people to your Ukraine stream. Anything else
you're working on.
Speaker 2: Sure, I just did a Ukraine stream with some fellow
OGC members plus Marcus yesterday on my channel for the
one thousandth day of war. It's been a long war
now in Ukraine, So go to my channel Charlottemagne on
YouTube if you want to check that out. You know
it'll give you an update on what's been happening. We
talk about some of the stuff we talked about on
here as well, and you'll hear some other people's takes too.
Speaker 1: Awesome. Like I said on Twitter, I'm not following every
day updates on these wars, but I always like Charlie
streams that he does every couple of months. I find
them quite informative. So you guys should go give him
a listen. Pete, you've always got something going on. What
do you have?
Speaker 3: Just dropped an episode? What might from Imperium Press. He
wrote a book for his own company called The Culture
The Cultured Thug basically the Cultured Thug Handbook, and it's
a it's fantastic I've gone through it, and it basically
it's the basics of you know what a what a
right winger or a true right winger believes. I mean,
he's got everything in there, from how the government works
to talks about illiberal ideas, and then he talks about
the classics, you know, he talks about Aristotle and just
goes through and every chapter is like the length of
a sub sect. And it's fantastic. I can't. I think
it's gonna be one of those books that like people
buy ten of and they just give it out to
their friends. So check that out. I think it's a
great interview and it dropped tonight.
Speaker 1: Sweet, go check that out. Pizzo has got good stuff
coming out on his channel. The chat is just exploding
right now on variations of Bond film titles, including The
Work Sure you guys, Paul, Yeah, Paul, what do you
have to promote, sir?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't have anything to promote, but there is
something that I want to talk about really briefly today,
for about I don't know, like like like five ten
minutes there. And some of you may have caught this.
There was a report that came out of how there
was a motorcade of ambulances and Secret Service agents leaving
marl Lago. And I'll tell you what, that was certainly
a tense five to ten minutes. And you know, very
quickly it was it was, it was cleared up very quickly.
Everyone kind of immediately understood, Oh no, no, this was
just the vice president's motorcade. This is all, you know,
totally normal. But you know, Trump hadn't tweeted on true tweeted,
he hadn't posted on truth social for three hours. And
and basically what I what I think this this was
was it it gave us a eerie window into what
could have been and what that kind of reminded me,
and I guess it reminded a lot of other people
what they didn't want to think about is that, you know,
Trump is a young or young seeming and vital and
you know, you know, amazing great man of the twenty
first century who has weathered so much and he has
been brought this far, but he's still like an how
old is he now? Is he's like eighty something and
he has a diet of Big Max and McDonald's food
and all this other stuff. And what I want everyone
to start preparing themselves for and put in the back
of their minds is that Donald Trump is not going
to live forever. And what happened today kind of reminded
me of that. I don't know if he's going to,
you know, die in office. I don't know if he's
going to you know, live out his term and die
soon soon after. But basically, you know, we talk about
how we only have four years and you know, if
Trump dies, obviously Vance would take over, which would be great,
it would be a huge boon. But it's something that
I want everyone to have in the back of their
minds because when Donald Trump goes, the era of Trump
goes with him, and when the era of Trump goes,
then we're adrift at sea with no foundation, and everything
is going to be very strange. And so we need
to use this time now to not only build things,
but to go on the offensive and get all of
the neo cons out, all of the establishment out. We
need to start hollowing out the quote unquote right in
this country and replacing it with our people, because that's
going to be the only way to go forward, and
we do not have a long time. Trump is mortal,
and I feel like the next time it won't be
a it won't just be a procedure that was mistaken
by a hasty reporter.
Speaker 2: Indeed, and you know, it was a meme a few
years ago that we need to be building or whatever. Right,
people say that, but that's actually happening now. And if
you're not involved in that, then you're not in the game,
as mister Thomas seven seven seven says, And if you
want to get in the game, if you want to
get in the game, go to our website, the Old
Gloryclub dot com and see how to contact us. And
of course, you know, in line with what you're saying,
we talked about the story earlier about what's going on
in the Virginia gubernatorial race coming up. And you know
that's not just a news story we put out just
to have it out there. That was specifically selected for
the audience because there are audio the ins members in
Virginia who can actually have an influence on this, on
the outcome here by getting engaged early, and even if
you're not in Virginia, you can have an influence here
by getting engaged with this on Twitter and getting Trump
to endorse someone other than this woman who's going to
be running so yeah, this isn't this isn't just slop.
You're being fed right, there's a reason you're being presented
with the stories that we choose to present to you
on here.
Speaker 1: Exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself. Finally, mister Clousington,
do you have any to promotes their.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, First Pittsburgh o GC meet up tomorrow. Please
contact me or the OGC email if you're interested in attending.
Big things are happening with OGC chapters. It's it almost
feels like like fight club where it want throughout the
States and you know, wow, there's another chapter spread up
here except here, you know, fifty members. What the hell
when did that start? Contact us to get involved. There
are a lot of great guys across the states who
want to network, want to you know, want to go
on hikes, want to go to the range together, want
to go drinking together. People need to network. People need
to build not just business relationships, but real friendships that
people like to know that they have other like minded
individuals out there that could lend them a hand or
have beer with them whenever you're out of town. It's
it's like these ODC chapters really are the next big
step for Old Glory Club in developing something real, not
just some sort of paris social thing that we put
on right now, but something that we will that we
will build, and it will last and it will make
a big difference in all of your lives. So please
contact ODC if you're interested in joining of these guys
in these chapters, and I'll see you guys out there.
Speaker 2: So, not not to break the vibe, but I have
I have to get this in. So chat talking about
Bond films relating to Chirp, Right, get this, you're ready
for your ears only.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's great.
Speaker 2: Gotta take outside the box.
Speaker 1: That's that's amazing and not a particularly good Bond film either,
So amazing. Go go work Chat. I don't know, we're
still got to figure out a name for the Chat.
I like the name the rough Riders. That was a
good one. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna name name the one,
he said, but shot out she's linging be for the
for the funniest one.
Speaker 1: But the chirp is not enough. Nope, he's got a
bunch of them in here. Well, there's there's a lot.
He's given a lot so all right, thank you very much, gentlemen.
Anything I have to promote. I think I'll be on
Real zero this weekend on Saturday, but I probably will
not be on a post zero on Sunday, but so
being able to look out for that. There are still
rumors of me scheduling a appearance with a very controversial
figure on online right Twitter. Uh. When we get that recorded,
I'll be sure to tell everyone about that and they
can go listen and chimp out. But in the meantime,
everyone enjoyed their Thanksgiving, have a fantastic turkey, enjoy some
time with your family, watch some football, watch the Thanksgiving
Day parade, do whatever it is you're going to do,
and we will be back here in two weeks. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone,