Speaker 1: Are we too good for this?
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to another exciting episode of Pony Express Radio. You know,
I gotta tell you, it feels like eons ago. I
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a years. You know. We take two weeks off of
the show due to you know, various reasons, and we
come back and I'm like, oh, that's right, we got
to get back in the flow of doing the show again.
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Pete coudonas this year. Hey Pete, how are.
Speaker 3: You doing good? Doing good? Yes, this is a very
different intro than I am used to for any show
that I'm on.
Speaker 2: You have to say, at the very least yeah, I mean,
we just had to this week, you know, how could
we not? And then our Hummus correspondent is back, mister
Hunger the Dime Merchant. How are you, sir?
Speaker 4: I like to correct the record our Hummus and Buba
correspond for the night because I greatly enjoyed that intro.
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don't we just get right on into it, gentlemen. So
the first big story of the evening the two bonaceous,
big brown things in the room. We have to talk
about this Sidney Sweeney ad. Originally we weren't going to
actually add this into our discussions, but really just the
eruption around the story and everyone going up into a
tizzy about this one, and particularly you know, the like
the left wingers freaking out with the six degrees of
Kevin Bacon, you know, after this like this is a
dog whistle, you know, the jeans and that make in
anything that talks about jeans is mid century German horrible?
What do we have to say on this, fellas?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 4: I want to say, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead, please, Yes,
I mean they're not they're not wrong. This is I
believe you had a tweet about this a few days
ago when the first when this like blew up for
the first time, I think it was like three four
days ago, woke more correct than the mainstream type moment.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, it was basically my take on this whole thing.
Like everyone just up in arms about like, wow, this
is propaganda. This is you know, white supremacist propaganda or whatever,
you know, people are throwing out there, and it's just
an attractive white girl doing a somewhat sensuous ad. No,
And apparently this is just like the second coming of
like mid century Germans, and it's like, well, they're literally
just saying the quiet part out loud. They they just
hate It's just always been about this. They just hate
white people, man, It's always what it's been about. And
our enemies are not only the enemies of truth, but
they're just the enemies of all beauty in general. This
is a very attractive woman having a very basic ad
I mean, compared to like the stuff that was going
on like the nineties and the two thousands stuff, this
is like nothing.
Speaker 3: Well, I think our good friend mister Aaron McIntyre made
a really good point about you know what he I
guess he really didn't pay attentions when he would go
into a target or something like that, and he said,
this week, he went into a target and he looked
at all the models that were on, like the end
caps and things like that, and they're all either you know,
insanely fat, ugly, paraplegic, don't have noses, and so basically
everything has been made ugly. And now you you know,
you have a turning of the spirit of the age
and you have you know, good looking women. There was
one that I saw some TikTok meltdown with some nos
ering thing where it was a guy getting out of
a pool and he was talking about having you know,
good genes or you know, something to that effect, and
they're like, what the hell is happening. It's just they're
not even hiding it anymore. Yeah, we're not going to
hide it anymore. Fuck you. We're sick and tired of this.
We put up with it. Fuck you. Yeah. I mean,
even if it only even if it's only for another
three years, I mean, what are we going to do
to make them hate us? Even more.
Speaker 4: You know, say, say so theyn't always hate you, they
don't need a reason to.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So yeah, the point, yeah, the point on beauty is
definitely the most important part. I mean, people in these
circles will their strangers to the conversation of demoralization. I mean,
I don't want to necessarily draw this conversation into you know,
like boom or slap, you know, like uh, like Lives
of TikTok is famous for this, right, It's like, let's
just find any troon that exists anywhere at any time
that most people would never normally see doing the most
egregious thing ever, and let's just plaster it all over
your feed so you see these people non stop. Right, No, Like,
that's not exactly the angle that we're going for here,
but it is important to bring up the fact that,
you know, one of the most important things that should
be a core part of our thing is just putting
more beauty into the world, Like you should look presentable.
This is why we the OGC are constantly stressing like
metaphysics of dress. You know, people go look to not me,
not use excellent article on our substack. And I still
actually think that as the highest rated substack article we've
ever done on there is metaphysics of dress, like how
do you present yourself to the world, not just in
the way you dress, but also just quite frankly, good genes,
you know, like attractive people on front of every in
front and center and everything. It just puts people in
a better mood.
Speaker 4: No, absolutely, and you can see this in the reaction
of the people. I mean, these people are posting their
reaction online. And Pete, I don't know if you've seen
one video. I've seen dozens of these videos of mostly
hideous mid thirties women and ethnics and not the good
kind of ethnics, the other types of ethnics that are
just that are just viscerally reacting to and pretty much
an ad that we haven't seen in pretty much a decade.
We've all been stewing in this, you know, disgusting slop
that has been advertising for pretty much since second term Obama.
Everyone kind of everyone is old enough to remember, I
mean you and I Red Hawk are old enough to remember,
like the Abercrombie and Fitch days, like or when you know,
these advertising campaigns were actually targeted towards good looking people,
and we just haven't been living in that world for
pretty much a decade.
Speaker 2: I mean, just think of back to the very basic
ad to add like for the N sixty four, back
in the day, where it was literally like a girl
in lingerie bringing you like a plate of chips or
something and she's like, do you want me? You want
the N sixty four, you know, like the guy like
she uses the N sixty four or whatever, you know,
I mean, just the stuff, but it's just so common,
and not too recently either. I think one of the
other things I want to draw this conversation to, I mean,
I've mentioned the lips of TikTok stuff in a moment,
and just about like ugliness in the world. So one
of the things we've actually been talking about on mister
D's Twitter spaces recently. And this got pushed back forward
into the conversation because well, Hunger will get to this
in a moment here. But as many of us were
traveling back and forth from the OGC secret bunker last week,
we were actually kind of greeted in the middle of
nowhere by you know, a troon serving us, like in
the bar in the airport, right, And this opened up
the conversation of that this kind of like truning yourself
out and with like ten thousand tattoos on your face
and a million you know, piercings or whatever. Just uglification
of everything has definitely sweeped through like elites at this
point and has filtered down to the lower classes, and
all this stuff is kind of seen as low class
at this point. I see more you know, truons at
this point in very very rural and poor areas of
the US that I do, like in the middle of
downtown cities now, And it wasn't like this several years ago.
So there definitely is a shift in the winds and
of a vibe shift, so speak, like this kind of
stuff is on its way out.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I noticed that a couple of years ago when
I was in like like rural rural Ohio and I
went into a Walmart and there was like purple hairs
and paink hares working there and everything. It's like the
fun I mean, it's just a fad, that's what it is.
I mean a lot of these people are going to
wake up and be like, oh man, I chopped my
dick off and it was a fat oh crap. I mean,
we're at the point now where you know, we're ready
to bring back, you know, go back to a better time.
It's just going to be it's going to be a fight.
Anyone who thinks that it's going to be easy, and
it's going to be you know, we've turned you know,
we've turned the corner. Don't believe it, and don't believe it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess the last thing I really want to
say on this topic and then we don't have to
stick around with it too much longer. Is I really
hate like the contrarian take that people just immediately say
with this kind of stuff that oh, this immediately doesn't matter,
and all this does is get people to go and
pay more money to a Jewish corporation and that's all
this is. It's like, I mean, that's certainly part of it, right, Like,
I'm not going to deny that, you know, this is
an ad for a company that likely doesn't have any
of our interests at heart whatsoever. Yeah, we all agree
with that, But the point still stands that the vibe
shift is here, and we should just be putting more
objective beauty into the world, period, regardless of you know,
if some company wants to make a buck off of it.
I'd much rather than make a buck off of actually
promoting beautiful and good looking people into the world than
the absolute monsters we've been seeing in times recently.
Speaker 4: Absolutely right, I mean, like aesthetics matter, and as we're
as we're all aware, you know, the online right, which
doesn't really exist anymore, was an esthetic movement. It was,
and when you put when you put out good aesthetics,
people reflect that back. It raises the bar for everybody involved.
Like the reaction of the people who are screaming and yelling,
you know mid century German is they see beauty and
they recoil because they themselves are ugly. I mean, this
is this is just basic human psychology. But everyone yeah,
this is like the thing this ad signifies is the
preference cascade. Again, the vibe shift is another word, but
like the preference cascade where everyone knows where the country
is going at this moment and people need to jump
on board before it's too late. These advertising agencies are
not dumb people, and they're not ideologically committed people. They
have a job to do and they know what sells.
They can feel the vibe, they can build the vibe shift,
they can feel the preference cascade happening in real time,
and you're going to see more of this. This is
this is just the beginning of a deluge of things
that are going to be happening in of America looking
more like America.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: Uh, you know what. Uh. One of the last points
I'll just make great here is that I'm uh, you
know what, She's an attractive woman. That's all I'm gonna say.
And I like seeing more of her, and you know
what I will get. I will say one more thing
on this coming from my old you know uh uh
manaster your stomping roots and background, right. Uh. One of
the things that has brought Sidney Sweeney to the forefront
of literally everything. And I do have to give a
shout out to my buddy Nuclear called Deo for this,
because he's I think that guy is like pretty much
paid off his car at this point with all the
engagement he's gotten off of Sidney Sweeting tweets. But uh,
this woman just isn't outwardly hating on men at all.
She actually seems kind of sensual in all the way
she conducts herself in these ads, and everything's like there
actually is a bit of appeal to the male gaze here,
which has been lacking significantly in the last decade or so. So,
you know what, it's a nice win for the boys.
I'll say that much. All right, Fellas, Now that we've
tackled this big bouncy topic in the room, why don't
we go on to some other stuff? All right? So
I kind of wish I want to like spin the
wheel on this one basically, you know, because of how
nuts all of our stories are this week. But you
know what, why don't we discuss We talked about things
like the mask is completely off and the people are
really showing their true faces and everything like this. The
guy who really just got the absolute gold star and
the Giant Trophy award for this, like no one would
ever believe, is centered as a Randy Fine congressman down
in Florida, right, I know this picture was attached it.
Oh my god, speaking of aesthetics and horrible looking people,
my god. But uh, anyway, so this guy decided that
he was going to post on Twitter release the hostages
until then starve away. So we now have an American congressman,
Jewish American congressman in my dad who not only has
been saying some absolute garbage material about Gaza and Israel conflict.
One of the this guy's also, of course, receives tons
of money from APAC. I found it really hilarious that
Tucker Carlson invited this guy to go talk to him
on the show and he was denied, so Ted Cruz
went and stood in his place. Not that it was
much better, but the American Jewish Committee said to this
in response, the serious humanitarian situation in Gaza must not
be taken lightly, especially by those at the highest levels
of government. Implying that starvation is a legitimate tactic is unacceptable.
All those in need of humanitarian age should receive it
promptly and safely. Our leader must focus less on scoring
political points and more on doing their jobs. Well. As
a response to this as well, because this guy, quite frankly,
just brought way too much attention to this certain group,
APAC actually removed Randy find from their website. You can
believe that, so finally we finally found a politician that
supports Israel that APAC doesn't like.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll say a couple of things on this one.
Just because the AJAC and a pack are saying that
doesn't mean behind the scenes, they're not still supporting him.
Sure that would be That is definitely something that you
know these people do. Also, this is what it always
comes to. They they have this habit once they get power,
once they get any kind of influence, where they just
get they pushed too much, They pushed too far. And
you know, the more people notice this, the more elites
who are sick and tired of these people. I'm specifically
talking about wasp by you know, old school wasp Billy's.
I mean, I think people like Tucker Carlson and Colonel McGregor,
they're just sick of this and they're like, you know,
this is our country. We built this. You know, you
came here in the eighteen eighties and you fucked everything up.
And you know we see this spirit change amongst a
lot of the people, and you know, now we're going
to I mean, Tucker is full speed ahead. I mean
he had a lieutenant colonel, retired lieutenant colonel on the
show today who was working with an aid agency over there.
I mean he just laid out what they're doing. I mean,
just like one war crime after another, and like technical
war crimes, not like you he named them. He's like Okay,
this is against chief invention, this is against the Chief
of Geneva convention. Yeah, he talked about a kid that
he had just he had just had just come to
try to get food and then you know, an hour later,
he's dead because they're firing. They're firing bullets over their
heads and everything like that. I mean, they're done. They're done.
I mean, now, like any hurt animal, that's dangerous. I mean,
and I'm looking at this animal with an insane gunt.
Speaker 2: They're people in chat are calling him the snorl Axe there.
Speaker 3: You know, they're they're going to try and take some
people out, probably will take some people out. I am, honestly,
I'm I fear for the life of this guy who
this Lieutenant Colonel Aguilar who was on on Soccer today,
and and you know, but they're they're done as far
as I'm concerned. It's just it's all over but the crime.
But you know, there's still going to be, uh, there's
still going to be you still have to watch your
back basically if you're gonna go up again.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, I was listening to that Tucker episode today
and he also had John Mehersheimer on yesterday, or was
it two days ago.
Speaker 2: I think it was John's an excellent show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, both both both were actually very excellent shows. Half
of half of the John Mehersheimer episode was about Russia,
half half of the half of what was about Gaza.
But the point still stands. I mean, this, this is
not this is not sustainable. And Israel, other than India,
I cannot think of another country in the world that
has had such a that that's reputation has flipped on
its head so dramatically in such a short amount of time.
And it's literally only countries like Israel and India because
Israel is committing actual war crime. And like this retarded
American congressman said, I didn't actually know he was the
guy Tucker was supposed to debate. I didn't know he
was he. I did not know. God damn it. Ted
Cruz subbed in for him at the last minute.
Speaker 2: There was a call. They got the call to shut
that interview down, and Ted Cruz decided to go step
on the land mine. Apparently. I guess he thought he
would do a better job of it. But it's actually
kind of almost better that it was Ted Cruise that
did it, because I guess he's a more well known politician,
and it's easier for people to see just wow, even
with one of these guys who ran as like one
of the original Tea Party candidates back in twenty twelve,
is really just totally on board with this kind of stuff. Really,
huh Yeah?
Speaker 4: And Ted Cruz tried to put the best spin on it,
because Ted Cruz, Ted Cruz is not idiots, but there
was no there was no putting a lipstick on that pig.
It was just it was just not possible. But this,
this Congressman, it's like, you are you are a US representative.
You actually can't call for war crimes to be committed
or like acts that go against the Geneva Convention publicly
on your Twitter account. I mean, the reason, the reason
the age the a JC is pushing back on this
is because this is actually, this is actually incredibly detrimental
to what they're trying to do. It's like, no, no, we
don't want people to talk about this, and you're just
openly saying it's like, oh, it's fine, it's fine that
you can do this. They have no problem with starving
people in Gaza, as we've seen, and the starvation will
get worse, but they do not want people to talk
about this because it will Actually it's just not well,
it's not cringe to say it's not a good look.
It's worse than it's not a good look. It's that
people will actively start opposing what you're doing if you,
you know, if you go against their moral foundation. And
we saw that with the attacks on Christians in Gaza,
which Israel has a huge pr problem trying to put
a lid on.
Speaker 2: It's okay, they got Joel Barry pulling cover four back
over here, so you know, it's.
Speaker 4: Joel Berry is actively actively making the situation worse for Israel.
I mean, if I was Israeli, I would I would
shut these people down because this is absolutely not.
Speaker 3: And they can't. They can't help themselves. They can't help themselves.
This is their history. They just can't. They pushed too far.
And then when people when people start to notice and
people start to say something, and people start to push back,
it's just anti Simmitism, pograms everything. I mean, this is
just who they are, and I mean I've accepted it,
and but it's just Joel Berry, you know, pretty much
basically saying that any Catholic in Gaza is hamas, which
basically means that you're allowed to kill them. Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: It sounds you just wild that.
Speaker 3: Let's yeah, let's just say that. You know, I'm not
timpoole where I'm like civil wars, civil war, civil war,
civil war. But some shit's gonna go down in this
country some someday. And whenever stuff like that happens, I
will warn people. People will take it as taken as
an opportunity to give payback to people.
Speaker 4: No, I'm understand there's there's gonna be there's gonna be blowback,
and they will have caused it themselves, and they don't
they don't have the theory of mind to ever understand
why this happens.
Speaker 2: This is this really above all other things are going
on in our scene currently, Like we could talk about
like what's currently going on in the Trump administration everything
like that. You know, we still have another three and
a half years of the stuff to see what we
can do. But this topic that we're discussing right now
is easily one of the things I'm most white pill
on in our entire scene. Regardless of the immediate outcomes
of the engagement that's currently going on in Israel and Gaza.
I think it's just plainly obvious to see at this point,
with the younger generations coming up in the United States,
and as Hunger was mentioning earlier, the total pr disaster
that Israel has had since October seventh. I mean, this
country is just on its last ropes. Man as it's
currently structured. Either you know something is going to happen
and shift here. I wouldn't necessarily say that the entire
country is just going to be destroyed overnight, but I
will say that the support, unconditional support that America gives
Israel is on its last legs. It's like limping one
foot into the grave at this point, and it is
progressing more and more rapidly as the months go by.
Speaker 3: And you're gonna see, and I'll make a prediction that'll
probably turn out to be wrong. You'll see Rabbi Trump
drop the Rabbi even he will.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you've talked about this with Stormy as well.
I think bb nets and Yaho is going to be
the scapegoat, and I think I think the future of
the COUD is pretty much over. And if the Israeli
left get back into power in Israel, Israel will look
like a very different country because there might legitimately be
a risk of civil war because the Israeli far right
and the Israeli left are far closer to open conflict
than we believe than most people think they are.
Speaker 3: Well, I think the problem hunger is is that there
are people there, especially you know, the smoke triches and
the the people who represent the settlers, who are way more,
way more radical than the Coude. So it's just a
matter of who is going to take over next, you know,
it's I mean I think that they should just embrace
the whole Tel Aviv vibe and you know, get rid
of the flag and run up the gay the gay
pride flag and just be you know, gay.
Speaker 4: Alrighty boys, So, I mean I have just just on that,
just on that point. Just sorry, sorry, I'll real quick. Well,
we're seeing actually a lot of the settlers in the
West Bank, the Israeli setters, settlers in the West Bank,
are well, they're actually targeting Christians. I mean, they've always
targeted Christians in the past, but these attacks on Palestinians
by settlers are escalating. And there's there's a there's a
there's a village in the West Bank called Taba, which
has been the see the scene of like of literal
car bombings. The israel Sutlers are sending car bombs and
to this Christian village in the West Bank and threatening
to you know, burn down the church, you know, massacre
the people there appropriate more of their land that they
that they've already you know, taken, taken a part of.
But things are coming to a head, and yeah, the
situation is just not good all around.
Speaker 2: Alrighty, So, speaking of other countries that have had just
horrible pr over the last few years, I was people
will know this that I'm not a fan of flying
in general. I much prefer to drive across these great
United States. I like my wide open spaces. I like
my roadside America, like my national parks, and like my BUCkies,
you know. And I just I just like the open road,
you know. However, to get to the o GC secret
bunker last week, I was flying across the country. Another
interesting note is that literally everybody who flew on that
trip had some kind of delay attached to them. So
whatever man can make the planes run on time can
rule America for one hundred years. As far as I'm
concerned that something needs to be done on the domestic front.
It is so bad right now, but we have to
talk about the Indians question. So not only did I
start extreme shit storm literally on Twitter in the last
few days by just bringing up the simple fact that
in the last two years in the United States, and
I've talked about this many times on this show, whether
I'm going to national parks, whether I'm going to zoos,
whether I'm going to big cities, to rural areas, to ballgames,
to amusement parks, to rest stops in the middle of nowhere,
or in this case, in airports all throughout the country,
there's just a very, very noticeable uptick of Indians that
have somehow arrived into the United States. Whether they're there
on vacation or whether they're living here or whether on
H one B, it doesn't matter. And it's becoming a huge,
huge problem, and it's becoming more and more noticeable every day.
I will quickly tell the story I regale to everyone
in mister D's Twitter space, and to everyone's horror, I
was number one Governor CHRISTI nom is an absolute liar, saying, oh,
you guys could take your shoes off the TSA. Well,
I was forced to take off my shoes to go
through the x ray Machine's bullshit anyway, So I go
into the x ray machine, I put my hands up.
You know. An Indian woman decides to not have any
respect whatsoever for queuing or personal space or anything and
decides to literally walk into the x ray machine with
me and stand right behind me and attempt to get
around me. When told by the white TSA lady to
stop and go back, she then decides to just stand
behind me and kind of like imitate what I was doing,
holding my hands above my head. And I swear this
TSA woman and I were looking each other in the
face and we were both having a stroke, and I
was like, what the hell is this? This is unbelievable.
Unfortunately for me, this was not the final time that
I would have an experience with this woman, as this
woman was later sitting next to me on my return
flight and of course smelled bad, and I just had
enough at this point. It's just why is it that
when I go to a place like mckinaw Island in
Northern Michigan, or Erie, Pennsylvania, or Springfield, Missouri, or you know,
Little Rock, Arkansas, or Memphis, Tennessee. Anywhere in this country,
whether it's a small colonial village that was historically just
used for upper middle class whites in Michigan, or any
of these other places for like a little summer getaway.
Why is it that everywhere it's just infested with these people. Now,
I know that didn't pick this place off on a map.
I know that didn't strategically think, oh, I know the
place I'm going to go settle is you know, Springfield, Missouri. No,
these people are being placed in these areas, and we've
already seen what has happened in places like Canada, in
places like the UK, in Australia. It was so amazing
about this tweet that got like, you know, three and
a half million impressions or whatever. Is all the comments basically,
we're just people throwing their experiences in there as well
of I'm in such and such part of Maine, I'm
in Texas, I'm in New Mexico, I'm in Montana, I'm
in Seattle, I'm in San Francisco, I'm in the UK,
I'm in Toronto, I'm in you know, Perth, Australia.
Speaker 3: Everywhere Indians, you know, anyone even if you have clear
or you have a TSA pre check. You know how
bad it smells there without Indians looked. I mean, I
just I don't feel like my senses are assaulted enough
whenever you're in a public place like an airport. Can
we make these people ride trains? I mean they like trains.
I mean, we'll bring back some steam engines for him.
I'll have to ride on the outside, but I mean
they're used to that. I can't. It's bad enough with
the she boons and the friggin bougie. No I can't.
It's horrible.
Speaker 2: Well no, it is get ahead hunger. Yeah. Saying this
earlier about the bad pr of this country, what do
you have to say?
Speaker 4: Absolutely terrible pr Do you do you remember on the
car ride to the Secret Bunker, we were talking, we
were talking about this issue. It's like Indian man slides
into women's d ms obviously obviously white woman, and oh
my god, it's just it's just it's so yeah, it's
just they've ruined, they've ruined the social nightlife of so
many places. Is because they're so fucking thirsty and they
can't control themselves. I mean, they're worse than Arabs and
I can tell you how bad Arabs are, but they're
they're absolutely worse than Arabs on that front, and just
like they're just so they're just so obnoxious about it,
and they're like they're very open with their ethnic replacement.
Like I saw, I saw quite a few of the
of the you know comments under your tweet when it
came to the to the Indians.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they're just they're such resentful people. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: They're like the it's like there's two million has seen
them in the in the world. A two billion has
seen them in the world. I mean, that's the closest
thing I can come because I mean, those those two
groups are so much alike. It's ridiculous, so much alike scammy,
stinky rapy. You know, we'll slit their breath their own
relative's throat for a nickel'd.
Speaker 4: No theory of mind, no theory of mind or self awareness.
They have no shameless people.
Speaker 2: Indeed, you know, as much as I would love to
just you know, turn this into uh, throwing shit at
a problem our I do want to actually circle this
back to something that is a little bit more important.
We've talked about this on the show for you know,
the better part of the last couple of years and
still remains very very relevant that you know, uh, these
groups of people are highly ethnocentric and they're becoming more
and more organized. In the United States, we brought up
the issue many times of Vivek Ramashwami and his bare
feet running for governorship in Ohio. We brought up the
that character who filed the first impeachment hearings against Donald
Trump in this second term. Here is a is a
native of India, originally was born there. Guy could barely
speak American. Then we have the issue of the giant
monkey god statue in Texas, like it's only going to
get worse, Okay, And this is something that is extremely
important for people to bring up once again, is that
the legal immigration absolutely is a problem. And we could
talk about how ICE isn't exactly living up to the
numbers of mass deportations that we would want them to. However,
at least the ball is rolling on that front. We've
stopped the funnel of people coming in on the southern border.
The crossings are literally zero basically at this point, and
ICE is mass deport porting these people. However, this is
prime time now to bring up, which is actually the
even more problematic form of immigration. It's actually legal immigration.
Even though these Indians and subcontinentals, many of them do
arrive here illegally, actually quite a bit from the northern
border in places like Maine, Niagara, even like Detroit and
other parts that connect to Canada. These people will arrive
here illegally that way. But the main way these people
get here is through chain migration via HEB visas. And
it's extremely important that we keep hammering this point home
that the legal immigration is actually worse than the illegal stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, chain migration, yes, for the people who are already here,
they'll bring in their family, their cousin, their mother in
law and whoever. But like, the actual amount of fraud
is just unbelievably insane because you can get a degree
in like, I don't know, Like you can get a
degree in it, or you can get a degree in
English or medicine in India and they have no standards whatsoever.
And that's how people, you know, that's how these people
who have zero competency get to the US. Like, just
the absolute amount of fraud that is committed in our
immigration system, facilitated by the subcontinentals that are already here.
It's just a huge pipeline that needs to be cut
off at the source. And well, just on that point,
we have actually started tariffing India as a as are great.
President has A has announced yesterday.
Speaker 2: Good. It needs to be way, you know.
Speaker 3: And one thing we people need to constantly be reminded of,
especially our friends at Ohio, You're gonna get one as
a governor unless you do something, unless you find somebody
to run against him, something anything. At this point, I to.
Speaker 2: Say I would vote, I would vote for the vote
for the Democrats. I would vote for the Democrat. I
totally would I would totally vote for I would not
I would not vote.
Speaker 4: I just wouldn't vote.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just it's like, are you gonna get the
same we're gonna get to Ohio in a minute here?
Uh uh Cincinnati specifically, but uh we brought it up
on the show Jim Tressel, you know, former college football coach,
and you know, everybody's like golden boy as it relates
to Ohio. But run that guy, run somebody. It's just very,
very dangerous to give a foothold to these people. I mean,
people just know this immediately. Right. We had this whole
conversation with the Great Christmas h one b war back
earlier this year, and this also was injected back into
the conversation once again in the comment sections on my Twitter,
that whole bit about everybody knows, just like how you
know that the sky is blue. Everyone knows what an
American is, all right. When you hear American people think
of cowboys, covered wagons, coonskin caps, you know, baseball, all
the traditional Americana things. Nobody thinks about some Indian guy
working at a seven eleven none, okay, and very very simple.
If you you know, if you can go up to
somebody and say they have to go back, you know,
and if somebody can immediately have it in their brain
what country they should be going back to, that's just
a very simple test right there. It's like that guy
doesn't belong here. That guy's not an American. Period. When
vivk Ramswami gets up on stage and talks about our
founding constitution, our democracy, our founding fathers, and nobody nobody
agrees that this is this is correct. Everybody knows in
the back of their heads something is wrong here. Okay,
he's not talking about us. He's not one of us period.
If he wants to be on this like vague team
of you know, the right or what have you. Okay,
maybe there's like some room to talk about that. You know,
you could be on the team, but you certainly cannot
be the face of the team, no way.
Speaker 3: And noticed that whenever he goes around and he meets
with people, like ninety percent of the time he's meeting
with boomers, because boomers they're the ones who caused all this.
They're the ones who you know, didn't fight any of this,
didn't fight against any any of it, and I'll just
allowed it to happen.
Speaker 2: It's very true, Hunger. You put that a graph that
was going around in our group chat a little bit
earlier today about like approval ratings like from a young
men and gen z men and everything. I means like
the younger guys do not stand for this crap whatsoever,
you know, much like we were talking about with the
Israel topic earlier, this is another one. You know, this
this idea of like civic nationalism Americans for everybody everyone
on the planet is an American who doesn't have their
papers yet all the stuff. It's like listen here. The
young guys have seen what this has wrought upon their
nation and upon their country the entire time that they've
been alive. Okay, it's just commonplace at this point. I mean.
One of the things that happened when were away was
Tucker Crlson's amazing speech at the Turning Point USA event.
And all those guys in the audience are they're young,
they're like in their late teens in the early twenties, right,
and they're all just cheering this guy on. He's, you know,
giving what is argubate, the most far right speech has
ever been given at a Turning Point USA event. I
would say, no, it's like, these young guys know, we
don't owe paper Americans literally anything, you know, this is
a heritage American movement period.
Speaker 4: No, absolutely. And one of the best things about that
graph I think I think it was a Yuga a
Yuka graph where it's like men aged men aged eighteen
to twenty nine have shifted twenty points to the right.
And some Democrats are trying to like trying to cope
and see about this. It's like no, no, no, you
don't understand. You are in danger. They do not understand
the ramifications of what they are doing and how much
worse it could get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because in a lot of the same graphs, they
show the points swing that's to the right, but they
also show on the side there's like a huge section
of people who are like either unsatisfied or unaffiliated or
don't respond to either or whatever. And the Dems are
trying to like grab onto these people and claim like, oh,
these guys who are unsatisfied, you know, they just hate
Trump so much that you know, they want to go
farm left, they want to go our socialists say oh no, no, no, no,
no no.
Speaker 4: They have no idea.
Speaker 3: And you can't expect boomers to fight back at all
because you know, most of them are on their second
marriage and their second wife is Asian, so they're not
looking to do anything about getting rid of them, about
getting rid of you know, these freaking anchor babies. I mean,
they all have Asian they all have Asian wives who
are only their paper citizens because they married them.
Speaker 4: That's why, I mean, that's why we need to get
rid of birthright citizenship. Does does any does anybody have
any updates on where we are with the dismantling of
birthright citizenship because I if Trump really does succeed in
getting that through, I mean, god damn it. Levels of
so back I could not possibly have.
Speaker 2: Imagined unless I heard it was held up once again
by another court appeal, as is the thing, as is
the theme with literally everything these days. So but watch
this space, perhaps we will see alrighty, well, so we've
talked about enough about the India question here for the moment. Well, no, no,
leave you get it away, get it away. Let's go
to Ohio. We're gonna We're gonna talk about Ohio now.
As we were just bringing up the state that Vivek
Ramaswami is attempting to run for governorship of Ohio came
in the news in the last week due to a
jazz festival that was occurring in Cincinnati in which some
I just call it to locals decided to curb, stomp
and attack in packs as they tend to do a
group of white people at the event in pretty brutal fashion,
to which the police chief, which I can't like, why
are they always like this?
Speaker 1: Just? How?
Speaker 2: How? How how do these people get appointed? Uh? I
mean already at the start of it, like women shouldn't
be involved in law enforcement.
Speaker 3: Boomers hooever boomers fucking boomers.
Speaker 2: Man, it's just every town, man, it's all of them.
I oh, it's you know, we got one down here
in the city that I live in Tampa too, And
just like seeing this, like this woman is just so
shrivel and frail, and but the the stupid like really short,
uh like haircut and everything. And it's like, how like
if you'l like a sergeant or like an actual guy
who's out there kicking down doors, grabbing bad guys and stuff,
It's like, how could you take this shiit? Seriously? Man?
I just it just bottles my brain. But uh, let's
let's listen into this creature. Tell us about how she's
keeping the streets of Cincinnati safe.
Speaker 5: Another topic I want to cover real quick social media
and journalism and the role it plays in this incident.
And yes, guys, that's you.
Speaker 2: You, that is you schoolmarm.
Speaker 5: Social media, the post that we've seen does not depict
the entire incident. That is one version of what occurred.
At times, social media and mainstream media and their commentaries
are misrepresentation of the circumstances surrounding any given event. What
that does that causes us some difficulties in thoroughly investigating
the activity and enforcing the law, because what happens that
social media post and your coverage of it distorts the
content of what actually happened, and it makes our job
more difficult.
Speaker 2: Go ahead right here, thank you.
Speaker 5: Two in the Central Business section. They were working, they
were both in vehicles, and like I said, they had
the maneuver through the traffic.
Speaker 3: Is that social media and media content of what actually happened,
what exactly was distorted?
Speaker 5: I understand that there was one multiple views of the video,
but exactly.
Speaker 2: What led up to this, I mean, what would distorted?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So I think by the irresponsibility with social media is
it just shows one side of the equation quite frequently
without context, without factual context, and then people run with that,
and then it grows legs and it becomes something bigger
that we then have to try to manage as part
of the investigation.
Speaker 2: So I guess there's greater context that needed for the
video of somebody literally taking a woman's head onto the
pavement and stopping onto it like it's a beach ball
or something. Yeah, I guess we need more context behind that.
These people are just disgusting man, they really are the
lowest of the love.
Speaker 3: She looks like the typical side or ohio, thirty five
year old woman. But yeah, what is she chief of
police or something? What the hell is she she chief
or something? I mean, yeah, I want my chief. I
want my chief of police or my sheriff. I want
him to look like he can kick my ass. Oh yeah,
I don't want. I mean, you slap her and she's
gonna cry.
Speaker 2: I mean, just look at how she addressed this whole
press discussions. I mean, of course, like the people in
the media aren't actually even giving her tough questions, even
as it is like just a softball like this just
school marming away, you know, basically like, oh well, you see,
social media paints a narrative, right, and this narrative right
can not show all the different sides of the story, right,
So yeah, that's kind of like bad and stuff. It's like, bitch,
you literally have people getting curb stomped and their heads
flattened on the pavement by a certain group in the
middle of a downtown music festival, and you're just like,
oh well, the bad part is that someone caught a
video of it and it went around social media. So much.
Then now I actually get I have to get off
my fat ass and actually go and give a press
statement about it because I'm failing at doing my job.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that woman almost died. I mean, the victim of
the victim of that attack literally almost died, you know,
thank god, thank god she didn't. But I mean, if
they were allowed to continue what they were doing, someone
would have died from that incident. And like this this
creature on screen right now, Well, actually this is a
very systemic problem because this police chief was actually sued
by members of her own police department for discriminating against
you guessed it, competent white men in the Cincinnati police force.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was when was that suit? That was earlier
this year? Was the last year? Two years ago? That's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, never never forget these people are race traders.
Speaker 2: That's it really just is amazing. I mean, we'll get
to another story about this as well. But actually it's
not just the problem of the chiefs of police. Uh,
it's also the judges uh in these systems as well.
That is another huge problem. So uh, here we have
another tweet talking about how uh actually here here we go.
Here's one of the characters were here one of the
suspects who beat people unconscious of white person. Just look
at this is just so so horrible. I mean, head
injuries are some of those catastrophic things to recover from period.
Even if you are alive, well, you could have serious
nerve damage, you could have motion problems, you have difficulty walking,
you can have difficulty talking or eating. They are horrible
and some of the worst that you could possibly get
right here, and just the idea that you know, you
see it in these videos all the time, these people
roman packs and just don't ever know when the fight
is over. Not that you should even be fighting a
woman to begin with, right, but it's just like, oh, yeah,
we're just gonna stop this person into the dirt. But anyway,
unconscious that the Cincinnati Jazz Festival was released on a
four thousand dollars bond with only ten percent requirement, so
four hundred dollars check required to be posted. It's just like, oh, okay, yeah,
four hundred bucks. This guy's right back on the street.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, we just don't have to live like this.
The simplest thing, the simplest concept in humanity, no matter
where you would go in the world, should be freedom
of association, and there is no reason that we have
to share anything these people.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I mean, it's it's a point that people bring
up in our circles so often that at the height
of the Middle Ages, in European civilization, all throughout the West,
they executed roughly what one to two percent of the
population every year when people were committing various crimes, which
is why so many of our societies turned out to
be very low crime areas. It's just like, under what
possible circumstance could you think that this is a good
idea to just release this guy right back on the
street when you just engaged in this level of barbarism.
It's just literally just go find a tree and be
done with it.
Speaker 4: There's there's there's no excuse for it. There there's there's
just no excuse for it. These people have to be
removed from the from the general public for safety.
Speaker 3: There was a time in this country not long ago,
where people were allowed to handle this on their own.
People were expected to handle this on their own. Yeah,
it's not It wasn't that long ago that not every
inch of this country had law enforcement. There's still parts
of this country country that are basically lawless.
Speaker 2: It. Yeah, I'll put people to the American Spirits episodes
that we've had thus far, when our gentlemen were discussing
albion seed, they actually had a section where they were
talking about this very topic and how the word, you know,
lynch actually is an American word comes from this country.
So yeah, it was it was commonplace for a long
time that people would just solve their own issues in
their communities. I mean, when we have a giant nation
like this stretches sea to Shining Sea, don't always have
law enforcement presence there, and it was expected that people
would just you know, deal with problems, deal with their
own communities.
Speaker 4: And we were free years safe for society. And when
we did something, libertarians like to forget.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, very very very true. I Mean my mind
always goes back to there's like that clip that gets
thrown around fairly fairly frequently. It was that one guy
in the eighties who ambushed the child pedophile that was
abusing his son when he was taken off the plane
at the airport. It just blew his head off, like
right on live TV. That guy was like acquitted of
everything and just let you know, just free to go,
you know, very very different country than where we live
right now. No, but you know, so it just goes
to remind us once again that you know, the local
elections are the stuff that matters because a lot of
these city councilmen, these prosecutors, these judges, many jurisdictions are
just voted on. You can just bote these people in.
And this is what happens when you throw in far
life lunatics in your major cities. And you wonder why
people can't walk around the streets at night when guys
like this are let out on four hundred bucks. You
can get that one day, like peddling for money on
the street.
Speaker 3: Also when your head law enforcement office as a whomen.
Speaker 2: Yeah that too.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I Eventually the only solution is the is the Boucell solution,
because there are certain laws that prevent people from taking action.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very true. Eventually, men are just going to
have to come back in control and seize power at
this point and just say enough of this crap, enough
of this school marming nonsense. We're here to stop crime,
We're here to bring safety insanity back into our societies.
And I don't really care if this is against the rules,
you know, or whatever I'm reminded of. I know a
lot of people have a lot of issues with the
with the white Jack meme, but one of my favorite
ones I ever saw with that it's actually made Barona
a friend of ours, mister Paul Suda, where it was
just uh, I want to win, but you know, not
like that. You know.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm reminded of is the Charles s
Badil and our friend Dark Enlightenment and their little conversations
about when are women gonna when or women got to
stand up, you know, tell their men to fix it.
M hm, just go fix it. Don't tell me how
you do it, don't say anything, just go do it.
Speaker 2: Charlie suggested Charlie and the chat suggests we should make
alling mute and elected sheriff.
Speaker 3: Would be amazing, amazing.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you this much. I mean, I know a
lot of people have issues with the new payment system
on Twitter and how to destroy the website in some way.
There's definitely some arguments to be made for that. I
will say this though, helling new that man deserves every
single penny. Everyone. Amazing, amazing post.
Speaker 4: The greatest poster of our time, legitimately the greatest poster
of our time is.
Speaker 3: Really really good and if you can, and it's too
bad that you know some of Thomas's all the accounts
are gone, but the screenshots are out there. Whenever, whenever
those two interacted, it was comedy.
Speaker 2: Gold, amazing stuff. Well, we have a couple more stories
to talk about, but first we must get through some
of these super chats as they are piling up. So
let's go back to the top here, and thank you
very much, Jensen. We took a couple of weeks off,
so it's always nice to see the chat is popping
once again with our regulars returning. But I don't see
any solid snake in the super chat section. This is
just unacceptable behavior of the highest order. I hope he
is back next week. He's the first one to sneak
behind there. He's there to see him at the top.
Somebody beat him to down the list. Ridiculous, all right, anyway,
deducting points man all right for the first super chat
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know, man, I think that we we
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I guess there was like alleged talks
going around today that Trump was addressing some of the
BASS or some of the supporters or something behind closed doors.
He said, the BASS is continually getting upset with Israel.
It's like yeah, no fucking ship.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah. He allegedly he was overheard saying that the
bait uh Israel is losing his.
Speaker 4: And they are and good yeah, and if and if
they lose the base, Trump will Trump will eventually follow
them because he needs his base. I don't like that,
you know, I don't like I don't like this polemic.
I understand, I understand why people say it's I mean,
we all know why people say it's But I am
a very big fan of strategic jimping and not a
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Speaker 2: We don't attack the king. We attack the king's advisors.
Speaker 4: It's always the king's advisor's faults.
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Canada is waging biological warfare on the US with these fires.
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It's extremely noticeable. We can all see it. And whatever
the official number in the United States is for what
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Speaker 3: Well, our friend in the Chat Zach Fsby, not Zach Forsby.
It was the metal Mystic said, yeah, Cincinnati's gone already.
Look at the mayor. The mayor is a F TB Pervada.
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Speaker 2: Wow. I don't know what's going on there, man, crazy,
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just another piece of the pie. It's dark times are ahead, folks.
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five year old chuds beyond dumb with them. It's very true.
They don't know.
Speaker 4: What's sadly, and it's not just gas stations and duck
and donuts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, crazy man. Just wasn't even like this nine and
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Pete's thoughts on the H and K l E M trigger.
I was thinking about getting one on my p thir
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Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe people.
Speaker 3: Are sorry, sorry I am. The L E M trigger
is designed to be like a double action trigger, except
it's it's more designed to be like a striker fire trigger.
But what happens is you don't have there's no safety
on it because it does act like a double action.
But the take up and it's when you when you
when you squeeze the trigger on a striker fire, you
get that, you feel that squish. You don't feel that
on the L E M trigger. It's more like a
double like a single action trigger. And then the reset
is really short. So yeah, so it's once you it'll
take you about one hundred to one hundred and fifty
rounds to figure out exactly why. It's probably the trigger
you want on every gun.
Speaker 2: Just hearing you describe it, I already like it because
that's always been my issue with a lot of striker
fired you know, triggers, Like as soon as you can
you literally feel the internal mechanisms of the gun kind
of do one click and then you have to pull
again to get through to the second click, which I
mean me growing up shooting like long range rifles and
stuff for hunting. I just like a hair trigger on
all of my guns, and I know a lot of
shooters struggle with this on the first time when shooting
pistols is when you have to get through that second pull,
you pull your shot and you aim off target. I
find myself being way more accurate with revolvers than I
am with striker fire pistols. So the here, the l
this is all yeah, the lien.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the LAM trigger. I think it stands for law
enforce amount of It's really like if you've ever shot,
and if you've ever shot a double action, single action
H and K or even like a sig to six,
that single action, that's what it feels like. So there
you have. You have no take up. The take up
is absolutely nothing like if you if you use a
glock or any kind of striker fire, you know the
take up. You actually feel it, you can actually hear it.
It's like nothing. And then once you once you break
the glass on the trigger, it's it's it feels like
a nineteen eleven and then the reset is real quick
and then it feels like I mean, it's It's one
of the reasons why this trigger is so many people
in like competition shooting use it.
Speaker 2: Now, well, you know what the this, this is the
kind of super chat I like on the show. I mean,
I talk about people like mind Max and getting your
money's worth on a super chats. I think her seasoning
has won the mid Max Award for tonight on the
super chat Front. But yeah, see, this is the my
commentary you want over here at Pony Express Radio.
Speaker 3: I'm a P thirty l with the lam trigger right
in my hand right now, keep it next to my
on my desk.
Speaker 2: So there you go. I've got to look into one
of these because I've been wanting to get a trigger
redone on my carry pistol for some time, so I'll
have to look into this. Anyway that has us caught
up on the super chats. You know what, this is
actually conveniently a perfect segue into another topic we had
on the list tonight. Why don't we just go to
it right now. So in the wake of the discussion
of what was going on in Manhattan and New York
earlier this week with a mass shooting, we're not really
going to talk about the details of that one too
much because you know, there's some interesting things coming out
of that one, like the fact that a Blackstone executive
was shot and killed out of that. You know, so
I don't know either random act of randomness or could
be potentially intentional. Who knows. But one of the characters
who decided to mouth off once again, and I still
can't believe. I do have to blame Joe Rogan for this.
He's like single handedly brought this guy to the forefront
and he just like will never go away. It's literally
if Redditt was a politician. And of course I'm talking
about mister Andrew Yang. So this clown decided to weigh
in on this recent shooting. It's easy too, It's too
easy to get an automatic rifle in America now, I mean,
we don't necessarily want to turn this into a well
technically YadA YadA YadA, you know, gun nonsense. But I
just fucking hate this guy. This guy has just never
had a good idea whatsoever. This guy was like kind
of like the weirdo that appeared on a couple like
intellectual dork web podcast scenes back in the late twenty
tens and into the early twenty twenties, and he just
refuses to disappear. He's just like literally the meme candidate
from read it who's like, oh, everyone just needs universal
basic income. And I know this guy is just engagement
farming with this one, because I know he like I've
heard of talk about gun issue before. He knows this
is just a blatant lie, but he's pedling it anyway.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is a good place to remind people
that the reason you can't you have to jump through
every single one of these hoops to get a machine gun,
and that it can only have been manufactured before nineteen
eighty six is because of Ronald D. Reagan, your conservative
hero Ronald Reagan, the one who gave amnesty to how
many how many illegals and then also made sure that
you know, machine guns were going I think the cheapest.
I haven't priced anything recently, but I don't think you
can get even a shitty like mac ten for like
under seventeen twenty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they're all five figures at least all of all.
Speaker 3: So it's like it's like, what do you Yeah, It's like,
I mean, I know he is engagement farming, and I
know he's retarded because he's Asian, but the anyone who
put but see, here's the thing, we know he doesn't
believe this, But there are a lot of people who
believe this. There are a lot of people who believe
you can order and you know, a select fire rifle online.
The glock eighteen would have switched online.
Speaker 2: Well, we know you can. We know you can order
them if you are a criminal on the streets of Philadelphia.
Now we know those guys can get them. But of course,
for your actual lawbiding heritage american who has been around
guns his entire life has to go through a bunch
of hoops and jumps and tribulations and trials just to
get his hands on a very basic suppressor to help
him with you know, noise protection and to save your ears.
But it's it's just all the same thing. It's just people.
The people who are the loudest. It's the same thing
with all manner of other outdoor recreation sports, hunting specifically
as well. The people who are loudest about the stuff
know fuck all about the topic. It's like, oh, we
need to ban XYC thing. It's like, yeah, okay, we
go to see here's all all of our switches right here.
You know that we all know too well. Fucking world
star believable.
Speaker 4: Now, my my my only opinion on Andrew Gang and
this whole issue is not American don't care. I just don't.
I just don't care what he has to say.
Speaker 2: Very good answer, but should also be the default response
for everybody uh in the scene who particularly runs into
this question all the time. With many Canadians, with many Europeans,
with many Australians, New Zealanders, anyone outside of the States
of America, everybody still has its exact same ship lib
opinion basically no matter where you are, is that guns
are bad. Americans should have guns. A large portion of
American crime is done by guns. Whatever it's like, dude,
I will take our gun crime issues over the problems
that are going on the UK with knife stuff. Given the choice,
I'd rather be shocked than not than stabbed one hundred
times over dude, America, I'll not be enfridged. Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, America does not have a gun problem. America has
a demographic problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's it's always the.
Speaker 3: Same, yeah, every time I see it, like everyone. So,
while someone will post that stat that if it weren't
for the freaking nons like Belgium would have more gun
crime quote unquote gun crime than we do. It's the
fucking nons. That's it. End of story.
Speaker 2: Yep. Always the same map, yep every time. So and again,
I mean there is there is. There's a line that's
been discussed quite a bit in the broader what it
used to be like the online right, even though it's
like not really a thing anymore, about how the Second
Amendment is just kind of worthless because it didn't stop
things like COVID or whatever. But it's like, dude, like
just stop. You know, you can try and make this
argument all you want, but at the end of the day,
that the fact that I'm within an arm's reach of
a firearm basically at any time anywhere in the United
States of America, that's a good thing. Period.
Speaker 3: You're you're way more you're I mean, the percentages are
so much higher that you're going that violence is going
to be committed against you by a private actor rather
than a public actor. That's the reason why we have guns.
It's not for at this point, it's not for the government.
No one's going to use it, you know, no one's
It would be foolish to use them against the government.
But there's noggs out there.
Speaker 2: Listen. I love being the fact that I live in
a state like Florida, where the second somebody touches an
inch of my property, whether it's my house, whether it's
my car, whether it's my person, whether it's any other
piece of property that I own, the second that somebody
touches it uninvited, I'm allowed to blow them away with
no consequences. That's the world I want to name in
and quite frankly, everybody else in the anglosphere and the
broader West in general should want that same level of
protection for themselves. Period. A man should be armed. This
is just a simple fact of what a part of
manhood and martial spirit that all of our guys should have.
You know, it's like you should be able to fight.
If you can't fight with your hands, learn how to
fight with a gun, preferably both.
Speaker 4: And the Eurobros are going to feel the effects of
not having a second Amendment if they're not already.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just think of like all the problems are going
on right now with like these micro camps and stuff.
And I do have to give my hat tip to
the Irish right now because it seems like they're doing
the best of everyone in Europe fighting off the immigration
hordes that have been thrown on their shores. Just think
about the situation that they be in right now if
they currently had the arms that the old like Ira had,
like not too long ago. I mean, it would be
a very very different situation. You know, like the stuff
going on like Southport, or you know, all the various
rape gangs and everything like this. I mean, listen, America's
God's problems with various kinds of crime here. But I
will tell you this, like the the kinds of horrible
mass and ethnic rapes going on in the UK would
not happen in the United States. It just simply would not.
People would get shot.
Speaker 3: I long for the day of seeing Englishmen up on
roofs with fal with fALS and just.
Speaker 2: Yea, hopefully the sact I hope, I wu and pray
that the Saxon has begun to hate. So and we
show all best of luck to all of our European
listeners across the ocean to fight off the hordes that
are being let into your country. We all have the
same problem. So all right, let us abandon dunking on
uh this twat Andrew Yang and you know what, speaking
of Europeans, Donald Trump was in Europe this week. He
actually had a meeting with mister Keir Starmer, the current
Prime Minister of the UK, over there. I did. I
don't know if we have this clip here. I don't
think we do. But did you guys see how it
was like here Starmer was getting out of the limo
and walking up to Donald Trump, like up on the
steps and shaking his hand. It was almostly Donald Trump
was in fighting Kere Starmer into his own country. It
was kind of it was kind of amazing, but.
Speaker 4: That is what that is what happened. I mean, he
does own his own golf course in Scotland. It was
his property.
Speaker 2: I didn't know it was at his property. That's amazing.
Donald Trump's like, nah, I'm not going to the Prime
Minister's house whatever. He can go visit me off with
my spots. It's just this kind of the alpha Chad move.
I will I will say that.
Speaker 4: I mean, you can't you can't now love him.
Speaker 2: I will say this. I mean, listen, like, uh, we
all of us here do not think that, uh, Donald
Trump is you know, uh the second coming of Jesus, right,
you know, all of us have criticisms of the man
in his administration. Right, But I will say this, aside
from like Putin and Bucele uh, Like, the three of
those guys are easily the most masculine like leaders of
any country in the world today. I'll tell you that
much at least. So I mean, just this little sniveling,
little f slur k snarmer right here, I mean, does
anyone think this guy could like take a punch or anything.
I mean, listen, Donald Trump, Like Don Trump's a man's man,
you know, for whatever his faults, he's at least that.
Speaker 4: There is there is footage actually of Cure's starmer with
some boxing gloves, punching a punching bag, and yeah, he
punches like a fucking girl. I mean, like that video
is actually like like it's not even funny. It's just sad.
Speaker 3: Every European male leader looks like he likes to be pegged,
every single one of them.
Speaker 2: Uh, in the case of Emmanuel Macrone, I wager that's
actually true. So anyway, so what were some of the
highlights over here that Trump was talking about when he
went over to the UK and the EU. Well, I
guess the major one from the UK was Trump was
criticizing Cure Starmer with this Online Safety and Harms Act
like prevention, which is basically just censorship, which everyone always knew.
Again like I'm not like an Englishman, you know. So
people can go over to like you know, loadus Edters
or AA or somebody to listen for more detailed breakdown
of this thing. But my basic understanding of the bill
was that it was like pitched to the population as
an anti pornography bill preventing children from seeing you know,
harmful material. But as everyone always predicted, you actually see
this on Twitter some of our friends accounts who actually
have like IP addresses in the UK. It literally just
says on top of like a media thing, it's blocked
in your country of origin because this has been seen
as harmful material whatever. And it's literally just pictures of
people protesting outside like migrant hotels and stuff like this.
So it's obviously just being used as political censorship for
people on the right. And that was Donald Trump's biggest
bone he had to pick with Keir Starmer over there.
I mean, much like I guess that political hearing that
we had with the South African politicians when they came
over when Donald Trump was basically reading the ride act
to them, which, by the way, I'm on the South
Africa front, actually goes in to affect tomorrow that politicians
in South Africa are banned from entering the United States
and one of these deals right now. So I guess
we'll see what that's what ends up happening with that.
But yeah, are there any other highlights of the meetings
in the UK and the EU? I know we had
like the trade deal that got pasted. I don't know,
do you guess have any more details.
Speaker 4: I mean, other than the struggle session that we saw online. Uh,
when they were when they were sitting together in Trump's property,
they were talking about windmills and Keir Starma was just
sweating like a pig because Trump was on his like
rant about the windmills and they oh, they're killing the birds.
Speaker 2: And those things are killing the birds man. Yeah, yeah,
I mean it was when I was in England. When
I was in England, those things were literally everywhere in
the English countryside, I mean, and I only saw it
very brief bit of it, like on the south side
of England. I didn't really see much of the whole country.
But I understand, you know, what Tolkien was writing about
like with the Shire and Hobbiton and everything in the
rolling Green Hills that you see in the movies. Like,
I get it. I understand why the English have such
a fondness for home and of their island, but it
was just broken up by these absolute eye sores, these
pathetic windmills that literally do fuck all for energy. And
we've talked about it on this show, how these things
are just of light on Middle America in places like Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska,
these things are Iowa. These things are popping up everywhere
and they're worthless. They literally do nothing except murder many
of my av and friends.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess it's really sad.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Yeah, I guess the one thing that you know
we have to think about is just you know, this
tariff deal, and yeah, the problem with these kind of
things is is that you're not going to see changes overnight.
Normally it takes a while, so you know, detractors can
still say, oh, this isn't going to work, but really, honestly,
until we see factories going up and you know job
you know, job notice is going out and people flooding
into fill out applications because you know, a local factory
is hiring two thousand people. We're not going to know
whether this works or not. So yeah, I don't know.
I'm just increasingly just.
Speaker 2: Completely like checked out of all economic discussions of whatsoever.
I mean, we know all the major pedlars of this
nonsense or last forty years.
Speaker 3: You deport thirty million people to port thirty million people,
it'll fix itself.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean there's that too as well. So
I'm just I'm tired of these discussions. You know, Dave
the distributist has gone on some pretty epic rants about
a lot of the like human capital right or the
right left me people, or like these twats like Alex
Kashuta or whatever, like these other losers who are just
like the one thing that made them drive themselves away
from the right wing sphere is tariffs because everyone just
turned into an emic genius all of a sudden or whatever.
It's just I mean, and we saw clips of like
Bill Maher and stuff earlier this week. You know, not
that I'm a fan of Bill Maher or anything, but
Bill Maher is like, well, I got to give Trump credit.
I thought, these terrorts, we are going to destroy the country,
and clearly they haven't so far. It's just I'm checked
out of all the economic stuff. I'm done with it,
all right. It's you know, they're directionally correct. We'll see
what happens in the long run.
Speaker 4: No, really, I can tell you nothing more. I can
take you the preliminary data on that. I mean, so
for the month of June, the US government posted a
budget surplus for the first time in thirty years. That's
a that's pretty big news. I mean maybe twenty five
years we've had a budget surplus. Yeah, last last month,
and that's because we brought in one hundred billion dollars
worth of tariff money and government spending. Yeah, government spending
is going down because a lot of the government players
have been fired. So there's that the economy is just
doing fine, or you know, we haven't seen in our
daily lives the effects of this. And again, like as
Pete said, this is going to take probably another year
to actually see the impact of these things in our
and our personal daily lives, and like how the country
is feeling. But the but the economy is just doing
fine as far as I can tell personally.
Speaker 2: And that's definitely like my vibes from it as well.
It's like things are fine. It doesn't feel like things
are getting worse. I'm I'm tired of this, like Boomer,
you know, hype of like well, the stock market is
at all time highs, like I just I don't care.
I don't care. Like, call me when housing prices are
down a bunch, Call me when wages are rising significantly.
Call me when you know, other basic costs of living
things are going down significantly. I mean, it certainly doesn't
feel like things are getting worse. I'll say that much.
But you know, I'm done with all like the hype stuff.
I'm done with all the you know, uh newspaper headlines
or whatever saying X y Z things. It's just, you know,
keep going. It seems to be directionally correct. That's that's
all I have to say on it. I'm done with
like the minute show of these things. Absolutely all right,
I guess it's really all else we have to say.
I mean, we can bring up that picture again of
Trumpet with all the EU people. We can make fun
of these little dorks, you know, like, yeah, look at
that creature on the left right there, that the class
is really bigger than Sydney Sweeney's boobs the hell's going
on over there. Steven Miller looks like he's having the
time of his life though, right there on the top. Right.
But anyway, so is there really anything else to report
about this trade deal that we have with like the EU.
Now it's like, okay, I guess they're gonna start paying
more for defense allegedly, right, and.
Speaker 3: Then they're boring boring ship Yeah. Yeah, just start to
load up the freaking cattle cars and start importing people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. It's just this again. Once again, it's just
the issue. It goes back to literally everything. If you
want to fix housing, if you want to fix the economy,
if you want to fix wages, if you want to
just fix the actual demographics of the country, which everyone
voted for, if you want to fix the fact that
our national parks are overflowing with people and our public's
places aren't fun, education costs, everything, just fucking depoort more people. Seriously,
just do that. You can do literally nothing for the
rest of the administration, just to poor people and everything
will be fine and everyone will be happy. Just do it,
Just get it done.
Speaker 3: I will say that Meer Scheimer on Tucker yesterday was
really good at exposing Israel and everything that they're doing.
But his at one point he was talking about China
having demographic problems and well, we can solve that because
we just import people. Yeah, you just have You're not
going to And this is what I try. I'm trying
to explain to the spergs, You're not there aren't perfect
people out there. The people that you think are perfect
and deliver perfect messages, they're not getting near power. They're
there to try and influence power. So take the good,
leave the bad, and shut the fuck up. Stop the
counter signaling exactly.
Speaker 2: This is this is just something that people think in
people have been on this like online scene for so
long and they've been so far removed with how actually
change and power occurs that people think that you win
by just having like this perfect retarded vultron of information
combined into one person who has the correct answer literally everything.
It's like, dude, like one person number one. It's not
capable of knowing all information in the world at one time,
including you, mister keyboard warrior in the chat. You know,
everybody's got blind spots man. And it's just the same
thing with division of labor in real life. You go
to certain people for certain information on certain topics, and
you go to other people for certain information on certain
other topics. All right, It's like, I, okay, I disagree
with Meerscheimer's takes on the immigration stuff. That's fine. At
the other points he was talking about spot on end
of discussion. I'm just I'm just so tired of the
shit where everyone is a secret agent of you know, subversion,
and everyone is just secretly playing the long game, and
we can't win at anything, and the needle isn't moving
literally whatsoever. Don't you see this is all just a
trap set for you, man, And I've got the secret
right here that only I could see mister sitting in
the middle of his shack in the middle of nowhere,
not talking to anybody in the real world whatsoever, with
a couple thousand Twitter followers. It's like, dude, fucking get
real man.
Speaker 3: Yeah and yeah, gatekeeping. Gatekeeping is what you do when
you form an organization to keep people out. No one's
gatekeeping on social media. Get the fuck over yourselves, Jesus Christ,
what the fuck do you think you are?
Speaker 2: People are really people are just literally sigh OpEd to losing.
It's crazy.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: You said you said this yourself, Pete. People want to
be right. People don't actually want people don't want to
actually do anything.
Speaker 3: They want to be right. They don't want to win,
and if they want to win, they only they only
want to win if they get the credit for it.
You know, we've already shipped on Ronald Reagan once on
or maybe even a couple of times on this stream.
But let me give you something that Ronald Reagan said
that was really fucking smart. It's amazing the things you
can accomplish when people don't care who gets credit for it.
So shut up, work and shut the fuck up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it is just completely fucking retarded to suggest
that nothing has shipped in the last five years and
everything is containment, everything is an op, everything is gatekeeping,
everything is trying to keep you away from like the
actual vision on the price. It's like if anybody five
years ago set the amount of things that we're allowed
to talk about today and the amount of like Overton
windows have lily been flown wide open in the last
few years, like people would literally think you're insane, dude,
Like just stop, this is just stupid. At this point.
It's like just admit the fact that you were incorrect
and you were wrong, come on side, start being useful,
just like these little ankle biting weirdos. At this point
is I just can't believe it, man, I really can't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And if you catch yourself in this mindset, just
remember it's not about you. It's about your family, by
your children, by your nation. So act fucking act like it.
Speaker 3: We fucking we fight for people will never meet.
Speaker 2: Very true, all right, Why don't we go on to
our final story of the night, which, as the thumbnail
has pointed out, a great American man unfortunately passed away
in the last week, one mister Hulk Hogan. I myself
was not a big fan of pro wrestling by any means,
just wasn't my scene. But I do know that this
man touched the hearts of millions of Americans. Why don't
we listen to this excellent clip of the old Hulkster himself.
Speaker 4: See let me grow more peers out, roll me to
body slam somebody else.
Speaker 2: Love the body slam.
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris said, you am a body slam Kamala hairs.
Speaker 2: I don't want to talk the leg on Kamala Kamala Chamelion. Okay,
I like to see Oh yeah, that one.
Speaker 1: That was not that was the Bears talking.
Speaker 2: I love it how she and India. Yeah, And of
course this man was not only a great American but
also a good friend heed of mister Donald Trump. People
will indeed remember his famous shirt tearing scene at the
r n C last year just after the President was shot.
So rest in peace to old h H here and
he will be missed by millions of people around the world.
So I know we're either of you guys into pro
wrestling by chance? Can you speak on this man a
little bit more than I can?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean I was never like huge and of
pro wrestling and everything. I'd watch it, you know, in
the background or stuff like that. But ye know, it's
hard to it's hard to ignore when somebody is like
a cultural icon and when for the most part that's positive.
You know, so everyone's going to have everyone's going to
have their problems and everything. And uh also let's remember
that the basically he didn't do it. It wasn't his idea,
but he allowed certain forces to use his A tape
of his being leaked to take down that awful fucking
gawker oh yeah, website.
Speaker 2: I mean the good for him for literally body slamming
some journals into the dirt and sinking what was one
of the most horrible tabloid magazines of the time.
Speaker 4: So you know you know who did that, right, We
know we know did that.
Speaker 3: That was literally Peter Teel. Peter used us used because
they were the ones that exposed that he was gay,
and he waited and waited and waited, and when the
Hull Cogan started this lawsuit, Peter Tiel was like got
with him and said, do you mind if we use
this to just take them the fuck down? And they
just went to work and took took off her down.
Speaker 2: Good. Always nice to get a scalp of one of
the enemies. And uh, everyone press s in the chat
to us spit on journals because they always deserve it.
Speaker 3: So which is another which which is another fucking lesson
that someone that you don't have to agree with one
hundred percent, maybe even someone that you despise, can take
down your enemies for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very true, very very true.
Speaker 4: Way the journals are still not over it. They were
they were dancing over I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Terry.
Speaker 4: Terry Bala is his real name. Rest in peace, God
rest his soul. Terry Belea is Hull Cogin. There they
were dancing on his grave. The journals on Twitter a
couple of days ago, and you know, yes, absolutely spilled
on them. You do not hate these people enough. I
was actually a really big fan of pro wrestling, but
I was mostly in nineties and two thousands kids, so
I never got I never got to see the Holkster
in his prime. But he, the Hulkster, was the real
life embodiment of Superman for Americans in this country, and
you just can't take that. Like, I see, whatever he
was Superman, he.
Speaker 2: Definitely speaks to a He definitely really does speak to
a certain kind of American for sure. I mean, I
know for decades he would go around to hospitals like
Sink Jude, like for little kids and do his whole
wrestling get up with like the little kids, and they
would like take them down as they're fighting cancer and stuff.
I mean, the man was a genuine American of a
certain kind that is just sadly disappearing these days. Less
and less are like him every day and he will
be sorely missed. So everyone put an f in the
chat for old hh here, and I was told that
he found Christ later in life, like a couple of
years before his death, he was baptized. So let us
hope that. Yeah, so we can all we can all
take some joy in that that, hopefully his soul was
eternally saved. So rest in peace, mister Hogan, you will
be missed. Let's go to the last bit of the
super chats and we will wrap it up for the evening. Gentlemen,
so let's head over to Machiavelli. Sucks. Being white is
great for five bucks. Revolvers are safer, trigger pole is heavier. However, well,
I mean modern revolvers are, but people will know this.
I'm actually in the Old West, people would actually carry
with only five rounds in it because galloping on your
horse could actually set off one of the shots. So
but yeah, I guess you could say that means safer
as a relative term when you're talking about is something
on its head off.
Speaker 3: But I mean a single action revolver is fun. But
like you know, I mean most revolvers are yeah, pain
in the ass to especially if they're double action.
Speaker 2: Only just take forever to shoot. It's like a ten trigger.
Paul it's like my god, ten eighteen yess. But I mean,
I don't know, it's it's definitely a it's an American gun,
I'll say. I'll say this, you know, the Revolver really
just does have a very Americana feel to it. They're
they're definitely American weapons. So I think everyone should at
least have one. I mean, I've got a couple. They're
really fun to shoot, but definitely wouldn't be something I'm carrying.
Moving on to our good friend Templar Cringewalker, who recently
was on a Benjamin Boyce's show. I listened to that
recording not too long ago, so that was good. Head
on over to that. Crinchwalker's got a lot to offer.
You know, he's a pretty sharp guy and a frequent
guest on this show as well, So everyone should be
subscribing to his substack and watching him on Twitter as
he puts out some of the best propaganda in our
whole thing. So for five bucks, a casual reminder that
since twenty twenty three, the UK has had more police
than soldiers they're preparing. Oh yeah, I mean it's as
an observer from you know, three thousand plus miles away,
across the pond. It seems like something is getting ready
to burst over there. As I said before, hopefully the
Saxon has begun to hate. So I wish all of
our friends in the UK power and overthrowing so very
very evil people who have done damage to their people,
to their country, and getting all the foreigners out is
a top priority over there. So all right, any other
concluding thoughts gentlemen tonight or shall we wrap everything up?
Speaker 3: Just wrap it up, all right, Pete, You've.
Speaker 2: Always got something going on. What do you have to promote?
My friend.
Speaker 3: Just released an episode today with doctor Matthew Rafael Johnson,
which is not an episod suit of two hundred years together,
where he did a little lecture on a piece that
Karl Marx wrote. I think it was an eighteen forty
three called on the Jewish Question, and it's very interesting.
It's an hour and fifteen minutes of looking at the
Jewish question from the left.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Interesting, Well, definitely everyone go check that out. MANA
yud Sushi has snuck in under the wire the last
minute here for five dollars. Super chat is depressing. How
many people would be happier to be beautiful losers than
ugly winner? Boy? Is that true? Very very true?
Speaker 3: Indeed, I had someone I just I'll say this a
couple of weeks ago on my stream I had I
said I'd rather win than be right, and this person
said that you know you can't you can't win if
you're not right, And I'm like, well, the bullets would
like to have Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly exactly the last several hundred years of are
seeing on your doors? Or god, what a what a
fucking stupid statement.
Speaker 3: Ideologically possessed man, ideology is the enemy of order.
Speaker 2: That's literally like just like conservative talking point one oh one,
Like right there, it's just oh, well, if we don't
have our principles, that, what do we have? It's like,
how about victory? Dude? Like just fucking idiots man, All right,
hunger what do you have to report?
Speaker 3: Sir?
Speaker 4: Anything to promote a nothing for myself. Just at hunger
dye d d y E on Twitter. And I want
to promote two people's streams, good good friends of the
chapter use the Eunuch and news Fist just had a
stream on exactly that issue. The online the online rights,
the online safety bill, that uh, that is really destroying
free speech in the UK, which is also coming to America.
I mean there there is a proposal in the sense
it to do the same thing, that's to bring that
type of restriction on speech to the United States as well.
That bill is actually in the Senate right now to
make us look like exactly what the UK is going through,
which absolutely needs to fail. So go check them out
on their stream. And then yeah, and then another another
stream I like to show is next week the Delaware
Crossing Society, the Philadelphia chapter of the OGC will be
on Chapter House and look forward to that.
Speaker 2: Yes, definitely be sure to tune into that. I will
make the announcement once again if you weren't here at
the beginning of the stream, that you can now listen
to all the old Glory Clubs shows that is Chapter House,
Pony Express Radio, and the excellent deep dive conversations going
on on American Spirits. You can listen to all those
now on your favorite podcast platforms Spotify all of your
favorite ones. So go listen over there if you don't
like listening to it on YouTube.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: For myself, I don't particularly have any outside appearances to shill.
At the moment I was recently on with Last Things
and John Slaughter on Last Things this channel talking about
the legacy of the Manisphere. That was an interesting conversation.
Oh and here we go. We got hammer Rain coming
in for ten bucks. He sends us a salute at
the very end of the stream. Thank you very much, sir,
re appreciate it. And the only other thing I could
say is that there was some whispers of, you know,
an event occurring in Florida in December later this year,
and you know, just just watch this space. You know,
there'll be some announcements made on that one, probably within
the next couple of months. So that's all I have
to promote at this moment. But of course everyone you
should keep your eyes on the rest of the OGC streams.
We'll be back on Monday with American Spirits. See you
guys then,