Speaker 1: Lazarian stepped in and like, stop being idiots, be friends, man,
Speaker 1: So thanks for coming back on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely good to be back with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think you've just been crushing it
Speaker 1: lately with Iran Trump. I think me and you are
Speaker 1: the only podcasters on the right that didn't endorse Trump.
Speaker 3: I think you're right, yeah, because a lot of the
Speaker 3: people that agree with us about Israel wound up endorsing him,
Speaker 3: even some of the people that are against the war.
Speaker 1: Now, I had a lot of pressure to endorse him,
Speaker 1: did you. Maybe not as much because you already kind
Speaker 1: of ostracized, but they were kind of offered me, like favors,
Speaker 1: bring me to the White House.
Speaker 3: But oh yeah, huge, I mean I was. I came
Speaker 3: out very early, I think in May or June of
Speaker 3: twenty four saying I wasn't going to vote, and the
Speaker 3: pressure was enormous. We were ridiculed me and the gropers
Speaker 3: ridiculed and attack throughout the whole election for that, and
Speaker 3: and we said specifically, we're not voting for Trump because
Speaker 3: he's going to bring us to war in Iran, and
Speaker 3: here we are, you know, so, you know.
Speaker 1: What, I didn't think he was ringing for that I ran,
Speaker 1: I did know he's owned by Israel, but I actually
Speaker 1: I thought it was possible, but I thought it was
Speaker 1: like thirty percent, twenty percent. You know that, because you
Speaker 1: kept saying that, yeah, thanks, I thought he was going
Speaker 1: to do exactly what they were going to say, or
Speaker 1: why do you think he's because it's so insane to
Speaker 1: go to what were they were in.
Speaker 3: It's totally insane, and it wasn't even on most people's radar.
Speaker 3: I remember having conversations with people back then and telling
Speaker 3: them this is a real risk, it's a real concern,
Speaker 3: and for most normies, they just weren't even thinking about it.
Speaker 3: And the reason is, you got to remember twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: This was in the thick of the war in Gaza,
Speaker 3: as well as the war in Lebanon and the regime
Speaker 3: change in Syria. That all happened in rapid succession in
Speaker 3: the spring, summer and then fall and winter of twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four, and so I remember watching all that heat up,
Speaker 3: and I always knew basically since the beginning that eventually
Speaker 3: that campaign by Israel would roll into a regime change
Speaker 3: war in Iran, just based on the rhetoric, and they
Speaker 3: were even broadcasting it very openly at the very beginning
Speaker 3: early on, and so I just listened to what net
Speaker 3: Yahu said, and I saw that they all coalesced.
Speaker 2: Around the Republicans.
Speaker 3: And when Trump won the nomination, Mary Madelson cut the
Speaker 3: check for one hundred million dollars, and I just sort
Speaker 3: of saw the vision. Israel's taking it to Iran. They
Speaker 3: need Trump in position because they need America to help them.
Speaker 3: And so I didn't know exactly, like you said, it's
Speaker 3: so shocking that it has happened. I didn't know how
Speaker 3: or when exactly, but I knew that eventually that was
Speaker 3: going to be the play.
Speaker 2: And sure enough, there it went.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's one hundred percent back from America. I don't
Speaker 1: see a single good thing. People are dying, getting killed.
Speaker 1: It's just like hard being a very proud American. Au
Speaker 1: are too. It's been hard, kind of like spiritually to
Speaker 1: be that we're the bad guys out there, just I mean,
Speaker 1: the first missile strikes targeted an all girls' school. It's
Speaker 1: just been kind of hard co many terms with this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 3: And I think that in particular, this war makes us
Speaker 3: feel like we're an evil country and we have an
Speaker 3: evil leader. And I didn't even feel like that necessarily
Speaker 3: when the war in Gaza was happening, only because there
Speaker 3: was some reluctance from the Biden administration to support it.
Speaker 3: And now that this is full steam ahead in Iran,
Speaker 3: Trump is leading it. Trump is this is our war.
Speaker 3: This is not like Israel with American support. This is
Speaker 3: a US war that Israel of course dragged us into.
Speaker 3: But Trump is taking the lead. And it's the deception.
Speaker 3: It's the flippancy with how he's talking about He's being
Speaker 3: very flippant about it and insincere. It's the brutality and
Speaker 3: the cruelty of the conflict, and you really feel like
Speaker 3: we have an evil leader, like a diabolical leader that
Speaker 3: is just wicked. There doesn't seem to be any grace
Speaker 3: or charity. I don't see any godliness in Trump anymore.
Speaker 3: So there is a psychological effect where it feels like
Speaker 3: we've sort of lost control entirely. There's just not even
Speaker 3: a semblance of It. Feels like we're a demodignation right now.
Speaker 3: So I agree with you. It's not a good feeling.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does. And we were both Trump supporters, we
Speaker 1: both turned on him, you know, for a lot of people,
Speaker 1: but seeing I don't, it's not doesn't feel like he's
Speaker 1: the same person. He always had some of these tendencies,
Speaker 1: but it seems like something's just gone wicked off the
Speaker 1: deep end, or maybe we missed it before, but it's
Speaker 1: just truly dark and evil. Like hopefully he has that
Speaker 1: deadline tonight where he's saying he's just going to massacre.
Speaker 1: I'd basically genocide. I was just before the started reading
Speaker 1: maybe they have a deal. I have no idea what's true.
Speaker 1: I hope he doesn't just start bombing massacring children, because
Speaker 1: how can we, you know, be proud Americans? And yeah,
Speaker 1: I was just in Vietnam the first time in my
Speaker 1: life I ever felt like a little weird saying I
Speaker 1: was American. People looking at you a little different. And
Speaker 1: I love my country. I am a patriot. People say, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm just loyal, You're a trader. Like, no, I'm not
Speaker 1: a trader. I'm trying to take my country back. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you feel the same way I do.
Speaker 3: I love America and I'm a patriot, and I even
Speaker 3: you know, when when we talk about the situation in Iran,
Speaker 3: I said on my show, I'm praying for Iran. I
Speaker 3: actually want them to prevail in the conflict, but I'm
Speaker 3: a little conflicted about it because of course, I don't
Speaker 3: want Americans to die, and I don't want American soldiers
Speaker 3: to die in the conflict, and I want America to
Speaker 3: be a successful and victorious and proud country. However, we
Speaker 3: are in this position because we clearly have no sovereignty.
Speaker 3: There is no connection between what the American public wants
Speaker 3: and what we believe in and what we're actually getting
Speaker 3: from the White House. It's like the least popular war
Speaker 3: in modern history. And I don't think anybody believes it's
Speaker 3: in our interest. Even if I'm sure you have some
Speaker 3: Trump supporters that believe that maybe they trust Trump or
Speaker 3: they have some confidence in him, there's still a remnant there.
Speaker 3: I don't know if anybody believes that this has any
Speaker 3: positives for us, or or at the minimum, that it's
Speaker 3: more positive for us than it is for Israel. So
Speaker 3: that's always the rub And yeah, so it puts you
Speaker 3: in a weird position. But I would say that you
Speaker 3: have to draw a distinction between the regime, which is
Speaker 3: Trump and the Trump government, and America, which is the
Speaker 3: people and the history and the land and all that
Speaker 3: I love America. I don't love this regime that's in
Speaker 3: control right now exactly.
Speaker 1: They don't represent us. I was actually really surprised to
Speaker 1: you praying for Iran, because like the night before, I
Speaker 1: found myself praying for Iran and the soldiers and I
Speaker 1: was thinking, oh, this people think this is so insane.
Speaker 1: And then I saw you admitting that. I was like, Wow,
Speaker 1: it's not something I expected from like a right wing commentator.
Speaker 1: They act like you're some evil guy, and you're you know,
Speaker 1: you have basic humanity and respect.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm a Christian. I'm a Christian. We don't want
Speaker 3: to see innocent people die. And I'm a huge believer
Speaker 3: in that. And you know, inasmuch as we have views
Speaker 3: about racial politics or about Jews, this is just a
Speaker 3: reflection of how people get along. But you know, I
Speaker 3: don't believe under any circumstances we should be killing a civilization.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what that means.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're not some backwards people. I know a lot
Speaker 1: of Iranians. They're not these like backwards gave people like
Speaker 1: they act like they are. It's like there's some of
Speaker 1: the nicest, friendly people I've been around, so to treat them,
Speaker 1: they dehumanize them, They dehumanize the gardens Elebanon, and it's
Speaker 1: just been a tough year spiritually, I think for for
Speaker 1: a lot of people, like a spiritual battle in this country.
Speaker 1: You know, I used to be anti religion, but it's
Speaker 1: pushed me towards God, and you realize, if there's a devil,
Speaker 1: there has to be a god.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, absolute, well, and it shocks your conscience. It
Speaker 3: awakens you to the fact that we do have written
Speaker 3: on our hearts a sense of right and wrong and
Speaker 3: good and evil. Everybody knows that. Everybody's born with it.
Speaker 3: Everybody has it. It's just that over time you get desensitized,
Speaker 3: or you learn not to listen to it, or you
Speaker 3: turn it off. But when you see the most absolute,
Speaker 3: heinous evil, which is what this is, it's just bloodthirsty,
Speaker 3: like you're talking about genocide, mass murder. I think that
Speaker 3: awakens you to the fact that we're moral beings. We
Speaker 3: live in a moral universe. We're meant to tell the
Speaker 3: truth and fight for what's right. People have dignity, and
Speaker 3: when they lose their dignity, when they're dehumanized, so they
Speaker 3: could be killed. We recognize intrinsically there's something very wrong.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's something that's the ultimate evil. So I think
Speaker 3: there's a lot of truth in what you just said.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a father, I have children, so when I
Speaker 1: see these children being slaughtery, it just hurts. I had
Speaker 1: to stop going through the telegram channels looking at stuff.
Speaker 1: It realized it was like, now I'm like a strong guy,
Speaker 1: but it was messing me up mentally looking at you
Speaker 1: much of this stuff, Like, I got to stop looking
Speaker 1: as I can't imagine what they've suffered through the Palestinian people.
Speaker 1: It's just bizarre watching our country turn evil. I don't
Speaker 1: know how do we turn it around. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't know about rank ROVs And I'm like do I
Speaker 1: started looking at trying to pick the problems, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: I don't even know what could be done.
Speaker 3: I don't think there's anything that can be done. I
Speaker 3: think that the country needs reckoning is what has to happen.
Speaker 3: The country is wicked and decadent and arrogant. And what
Speaker 3: you see throughout the Bible, ironically in the context of Israel,
Speaker 3: is that when the people become proud, and when they
Speaker 3: don't listen to God. God punishes them, God humbles them.
Speaker 3: And I don't know that it necessarily works exactly the
Speaker 3: same way, but I think we tend to find that
Speaker 3: when people become arrogant, you know, there's that saying pride
Speaker 3: goes before the fall. They have a habit of inviting
Speaker 3: and attracting ruin and destruction. And this country has had opportunities,
Speaker 3: I think, to do the right thing, and people are
Speaker 3: not stepping up to the plate. People are not doing
Speaker 3: the right thing, and so we will be humbled. And
Speaker 3: I think that it's it's incumbent on the good people
Speaker 3: to try to do what we can. All we're called
Speaker 3: to do as Christians and as decent people. It's not
Speaker 3: that we're supposed to change the outcome or fix America.
Speaker 3: That's up to God. The world is in God's hands.
Speaker 3: All any one of us can do is take accountability
Speaker 3: for ourselves every day, one day at a time, telling
Speaker 3: the truth, trying to do the right thing, treating each
Speaker 3: other with charity and compassion and gentleness and mercy. That's
Speaker 3: all anybody can do. And all anybody can do is
Speaker 3: try to reflect on their own actions.
Speaker 2: Am I part of the solution? Am I part of
Speaker 2: the problem.
Speaker 3: Are we going to be part of the Are we
Speaker 3: going to be the part of this generation that will
Speaker 3: inherit this fallen country and try to put it back together?
Speaker 3: Are we going to be destroying it? And unfortunately a
Speaker 3: lot of people want to be a part of the problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna at least try. You know, It's like,
Speaker 1: at least try. I felt like a calling, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe from God. You probably felt, I don't know, God,
Speaker 1: whatever it is. I felt like I had to speak
Speaker 1: up people trying to talk to me out of it.
Speaker 1: When I first started speaking up. I mean, you obviously
Speaker 1: know how crazy it was because you were long before
Speaker 1: me the amount of ostracation you've had. But I just
Speaker 1: felt like I had a moral obligation to do the
Speaker 1: right thing and speak up and try to push the
Speaker 1: country in the world for it is a better place. Yeah.
Speaker 3: For me, it was just I see me, I was
Speaker 3: always into politics. I was always obsessed with it, and
Speaker 3: I just went where the truth is and it was
Speaker 3: very obvious as an eighteen year old, like they're not
Speaker 3: hiding it. Then you have this subversive influence in the country,
Speaker 3: and if you just look at it long enough you'll
Speaker 3: see it.
Speaker 2: And for me, it was just never a question.
Speaker 3: It was always whether we were going to tell the truth,
Speaker 3: or whether I was going to tell the truth and
Speaker 3: face the consequences, or you knowingly lie so that you
Speaker 3: can make money so you could have platform access and
Speaker 3: I could just never live like that. So for me
Speaker 3: it was just not even really a question. It was
Speaker 3: I tell the truth. I'm in politics. I want to
Speaker 3: know the truth, share it, and if that's what the
Speaker 3: truth is, so be it.
Speaker 2: And you get persecuted. That's the story of humanity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, I want to get some super chats, but
Speaker 1: I'll read those at the end. We got like a
Speaker 1: one hour because next kind of tight time schedules, last
Speaker 1: ten minutes to read superchats. We don't like break the flow.
Speaker 1: But just yeah, back back to the thing. Though you're
Speaker 1: at such a young age eighteen years old, I couldn't
Speaker 1: have sacrificed like you did the way you were ostracized.
Speaker 1: That's tough. I don't think people understand. Most people have following,
Speaker 1: you know, don't understand what you went through, Like you
Speaker 1: lost your banking. I was talking to Kick, arguing with him,
Speaker 1: but why aren't you paying Nick and then I realised
Speaker 1: the payment processors are like, I won't pay you, not
Speaker 1: even Yeah, Processor, just like what, well.
Speaker 3: I love your guy said, uh, can I say this
Speaker 3: what he said to you about it?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he says, uh, what did he say? He said
Speaker 3: that I should squash the beef or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Processor, Yeah, guy, he's a nice guy. He was
Speaker 1: trying to help. But that's yeah, just squashed the beef
Speaker 1: with the payment processes people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm banned on I'm on Stripe, which is why
Speaker 3: I can't get paid on kick And they go, well,
Speaker 3: he just needs to sort it out with Stripe. It's
Speaker 3: like I I wish, I wish I could have payment
Speaker 3: processing and banking, but I can't. So yeah, it totally sucks.
Speaker 1: Oh you want to criticize the Jews, We'll shut your
Speaker 1: bank down. Did you seea just got kicked out of
Speaker 1: I don't know exactly whether it's on the headline some
Speaker 1: kind of music thing kicked him out of the concert
Speaker 1: or what it was. And he even apologized. They don't
Speaker 1: they don't accept your apology.
Speaker 3: No, they banned him from the whole country. They banned
Speaker 3: him from the UK. So yeah, so he was supposed
Speaker 3: to be the headlining act at this music festival in
Speaker 3: the UK. And what happened is, first all the sponsors
Speaker 3: pulled out, so all the people putting up the money
Speaker 3: for it said, unless you cancel on him, we're not
Speaker 3: giving you money. So all the sponsors pulled out, and
Speaker 3: the head of the festival actually stuck by ya and said, well,
Speaker 3: we're going on with the show regardless. We don't need
Speaker 3: the sponsors because we believe in free speech. Well then
Speaker 3: the government intervened and the government said, well, we don't
Speaker 3: believe it's conducive to the public good to let ya
Speaker 3: go to the concert. So they're not even going to
Speaker 3: let him into the country. And this is because the
Speaker 3: Jewish deputies. I guess they lobbied the government. They lobbied
Speaker 3: the Prime Minister to make this decision. I don't know
Speaker 3: exactly how it works there, And you're right, that's even so.
Speaker 3: He apologized to a rabbi. Then he took out a
Speaker 3: full page ad in the Wall Street Journal, which was
Speaker 3: a one page apology. Then as all this was happening,
Speaker 3: he released another apology he sent to the I don't
Speaker 3: know if it was this Jewish group in the UK.
Speaker 2: He said, Hey, I just want to come and share
Speaker 2: my music.
Speaker 3: It's all about love and unity, and I'll come meet
Speaker 3: with the Jews if you'll just let me perform. And
Speaker 3: they told them, They said, well, you can come and
Speaker 3: apologize to us, but you can't perform. They said, if
Speaker 3: you want to come and make amends, we'll let you
Speaker 3: do that, but we won't let you perform here.
Speaker 2: And then the government kicked him out. So it just
Speaker 2: goes to show.
Speaker 3: You know, people think they're gonna say what they need
Speaker 3: to say, swallow their pride, make their apology, then they're
Speaker 3: gonna get put back in business.
Speaker 2: It's not like that. The Jews want you to fundamentally submit.
Speaker 3: They want their humiliation ritual, they want their apology, they
Speaker 3: want their penance, and they want it in perpetuity. They
Speaker 3: don't just want it once or twice. They need to
Speaker 3: know they gotcha. And if they don't gotcha, then you
Speaker 3: can't play. You're not in business anymore. And I don't
Speaker 3: know if there's a clear example of how that works.
Speaker 3: Then what just happened this week.
Speaker 1: That's so wrong. And Yay's the guy I just really like,
Speaker 1: for some reason, you do too, just say something about him,
Speaker 1: just he's so unique, such a great artist, such a
Speaker 1: you know, a genius in a weird sort of way,
Speaker 1: and it just sucks seeing them do that to him.
Speaker 1: You know, I wish you wouldn't apologize, but I understand
Speaker 1: he probably wanted his life back. I think they took
Speaker 1: his kids away. I don't know the details behind that,
Speaker 1: but that's just you know, he said the father that's
Speaker 1: the most evil thing. Like in the song, he's like,
Speaker 1: what you say, he took my kids a bank account.
Speaker 1: So it became a Nazi, Like he tells you why.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like out of nowhere that he just he
Speaker 1: didn't just randomly come anti Semitic. You take your kids
Speaker 1: in bank account away? What are you supposed to do?
Speaker 1: I mean, you know more than anyone the bank bank situation.
Speaker 1: I'm lucky. I'm one of the first generations of people
Speaker 1: that started speaking up that like didn't use bank accounts.
Speaker 1: I mean I still could, but like pretty much everyone
Speaker 1: like you, Ryan Dausin all the people before will get
Speaker 1: their bank accounts xed out. Like what else you got
Speaker 1: blocked out of? Pretty much everything?
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, Airbnb, banks, payment processors, all the social platforms, Spotify,
Speaker 3: Apple names, It's literally like everything you can think of.
Speaker 3: I actually know of somebody that got banned on Claude
Speaker 3: recently on anthropic.
Speaker 1: What's What's quad? What is it? As?
Speaker 3: It's one of the AI. It's one of the AI models,
Speaker 3: but he's one of the big ones.
Speaker 1: Raper girl like beat a woman and it's all fine.
Speaker 1: But oh, you question Jewish power, They're gonna there, we
Speaker 1: don't have it. Oh you say we do, We're gonna
Speaker 1: cancel everything. It's just insane. No other group, you know.
Speaker 1: It's funny like black people. You never see people going
Speaker 1: and apologizing to priests, but they go begging too, rabbis.
Speaker 1: They want the humiliation ritual. They did that to a
Speaker 1: basketball player. He just said, read a book and he
Speaker 1: had to go get He gave like a tyrie yeah,
Speaker 1: and he had to go apologize to rabbis. I just
Speaker 1: couldn't do it. I mean you obviously either. It's like
Speaker 1: I just couldn't do it. They're not going to forgive
Speaker 1: you anyways. They just want to amiliate you over and
Speaker 1: over and over. Don't switch up a little bit like you.
Speaker 1: A few years ago. You had a massive hardcore following,
Speaker 1: but it was small, like people loved you. It was
Speaker 1: a small hardcore group, you transcended into mainstream celebrity.
Speaker 2: Like, what's that like, Well, it's very strange.
Speaker 3: It's very strange because, like you said, I had been
Speaker 3: doing this for a long time and nobody really knew me.
Speaker 2: I was very.
Speaker 3: Niche, and now all of a sudden, I'm literally, in
Speaker 3: just the past like nine months, I get recognized everywhere
Speaker 3: I go, every time I go out to eat, every
Speaker 3: time I go to the mall or the airport, anywhere,
Speaker 3: I get recognized. And it's always positive because even when
Speaker 3: people did recognize me before, they hated me because they thought, Oh,
Speaker 3: there's that white supremacist nazi, let's go spit in his food,
Speaker 3: let's go attack him in public. Now people come up
Speaker 3: and they're like, oh, I'm a huge fan, I want
Speaker 3: to picture, Oh my friend loves you, they got the
Speaker 3: merch on whatever. So it's very strange and it's a
Speaker 3: little bit disconcerting though, because I'm a very private person.
Speaker 3: I like to be very discreet when I move around
Speaker 3: in the world, and now it almost makes you paranoid.
Speaker 3: And I'm already a paranoid, not very trusting person. But
Speaker 3: now the new thing is I go to the airport,
Speaker 3: and people will be there waiting at the airport. They
Speaker 3: know my flight information, and they're there waiting at the
Speaker 3: gate or at the security checkpoint to get me to
Speaker 3: sign an autograph, and you know, and I never do it.
Speaker 3: I never signed the stuff. And people say, well, you're
Speaker 3: an asshole. Because people come up and say, can you
Speaker 3: sign this? I drove a long way and I go no.
Speaker 3: But the reason why is because what they're implicitly saying
Speaker 3: is like, we know all your movements, we know where
Speaker 3: you're gonna be, we know when you're gonna be there,
Speaker 3: we know where you're going, and you know. So I
Speaker 3: understand why a lot of people think that's like an
Speaker 3: innocent little thing.
Speaker 2: Hey, what's the big problem? I just wanted my hat signed.
Speaker 3: But for someone like me, it's like, well, I don't
Speaker 3: want people to know where I'm going and where I am,
Speaker 3: and you know, I don't want to have people breathing
Speaker 3: down my neck like that.
Speaker 2: I like to move through my life.
Speaker 3: So there's some aspects of it that are a little bit,
Speaker 3: like I said's a little uncomfortable and disconcerting, but I
Speaker 3: guess that's part of the job.
Speaker 1: Well, someone just tried to assassinate you, and that should
Speaker 1: have been a bigger story. That kind of got like, literally,
Speaker 1: if someone came to your door and tried to kill you,
Speaker 1: who kills several people, that should have been a bigger
Speaker 1: story in my opinion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you think, And they denied it. They denied it.
Speaker 2: Then they went on.
Speaker 3: TV and they said, oh, well, he alleged that someone
Speaker 3: tried to kill him. It's like the guy murdered three
Speaker 3: people then drove three hours to my front door and
Speaker 3: got out with a loaded gun in his hand, knocking
Speaker 3: on the door yelling where's Nick, and people go, I
Speaker 3: alleged he tried to kill me?
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, And that was after that viral tweet of
Speaker 1: uh was it my uh, your body, my choice? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: people don't get us like a joke.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, they didn't get Yeah, a lot of it.
Speaker 3: That was like, it's so weird too, because that happened
Speaker 3: right before I blew up. So I went from everyone
Speaker 3: hating me, like literally everybody.
Speaker 1: In the country for a minute.
Speaker 3: Every woman in particular hating me in the whole country.
Speaker 3: Like my lawyer was like, my daughter told me, you
Speaker 3: represent that asshole. I can't believe, Like literally daughters and
Speaker 3: girlfriends of wives of every.
Speaker 2: Man I knew.
Speaker 3: Was like, I fucking hate that guy. And then a
Speaker 3: year later I'm like, mainstream is so weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you I see liberals posting your stuff. Now, that's
Speaker 1: so bizarre to me. These people that just hated you
Speaker 1: before because I first met you, people hate you. People
Speaker 1: were like, you shouldn't be talking to that guy, he's
Speaker 1: a racist. But they took your voice. They took your
Speaker 1: voice away, and then they told us who you were.
Speaker 1: Because I love you. That must suck to have your
Speaker 1: voice taken away. You were banned from everything, so you
Speaker 1: can't speak, and they just tell you this guy's bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's you know, it's very strategic in that way,
Speaker 3: because it's true. They take your platform and then they
Speaker 3: on Twitter and everything on the news. Then they tell
Speaker 3: you who you are, and they tell everybody so this
Speaker 3: guy's a self avowed Nazi, what blah blah whatever, and uh,
Speaker 3: and you have no right of reply. You don't get
Speaker 3: your day in court. You know, in America, you're innocent
Speaker 3: until proven guilty. You get to make your case before
Speaker 3: a jury of your peers. But the thing about reputational
Speaker 3: destruction is you don't get a fear of hearing like that.
Speaker 3: They have the bigger megaphone because they're protected by government
Speaker 3: and they are institutional, and they have the money. And
Speaker 3: if they don't like you, they squelch you, shut you down.
Speaker 3: They don't engage with you deliberately, they won't debate you.
Speaker 3: There's no engagement, and they just tell everybody, hey, fuck
Speaker 3: this guy. This guy's the worst person ever and it's
Speaker 3: life ruining. So, yeah, you're right, it's pretty it's pretty tough.
Speaker 1: You had your life destroyed for a lot of years,
Speaker 1: pretty much. I wuldn't say destroyed, but kind of you were.
Speaker 1: You were living tough, you know. That's why I had
Speaker 1: so much respect for you, what you went through. People
Speaker 1: don't understand you were completely ostracized and at a young age,
Speaker 1: it's cut off from the world. How did you make
Speaker 1: money without banking and stuff. You couldn't even sell merch
Speaker 1: could you.
Speaker 3: So you know, we had a time where we always
Speaker 3: had superchats, so I was always able to make money
Speaker 3: through superchats on my show. But it was crazy the
Speaker 3: way they did it. They had a payment processor in
Speaker 3: like another country, and they charged just a very high
Speaker 3: processing fee. So even when I was banned from everything.
Speaker 3: I still had that source of income, but I wasn't
Speaker 3: able to sell merch. I had to use cryptocurrency only
Speaker 3: up until very recently, and I couldn't do subscriptions.
Speaker 2: I had no sponsors.
Speaker 3: So for a time and then, as far as banking
Speaker 3: was concerned, I would just have to keep making new
Speaker 3: bank accounts. I would go to the bank, make an account,
Speaker 3: they would catch on, they'd ban me. I'd go to
Speaker 3: a different bank, move my money out, move all my
Speaker 3: recurring payments. I'd be there for a few months, then
Speaker 3: I get banned. And so I think I went through
Speaker 3: six or seven bank accounts uh before finally I was
Speaker 3: able to land at one that didn't ban me.
Speaker 2: And that was maybe two or three years ago. So
Speaker 2: it's a trip.
Speaker 3: I mean, you got to find a work around for
Speaker 3: literally fucking everything because they will make it easy.
Speaker 1: And shout out to the Gropers for help and support you.
Speaker 1: We've had an on and off relationship, but overall I
Speaker 1: love them. They're like such a loyal, like, uh, good
Speaker 1: group to you. I think I got to unblock a
Speaker 1: bunch of them because I blocked a ton of them
Speaker 1: when we were writing. So I'm like, you know what,
Speaker 1: this is helping instigate the problems between us.
Speaker 2: It happens. Yeah, they're rabid.
Speaker 1: You know, I respect them, I don't they love you.
Speaker 1: That's why. So they're like they're going after me, and
Speaker 1: that's I understand that I don't hold anything. That's why
Speaker 1: I need to go through an unblock a bunch of them,
Speaker 1: I think, Yeah, Star attacking me again? Whatever, Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: so what do you think? I think? I guess Dan
Speaker 1: Bazarian is running against Randy Fine. That's gonna be the
Speaker 1: most interesting. Yeah. I think he has moved to Florida.
Speaker 1: He's trying to get this all set up kind of spontaneous.
Speaker 1: That's such a wild, interesting race of like, Dan's a
Speaker 1: little crazy issh. You know, I love Dan, a great friend,
Speaker 1: but he's extreme even by even me and you are
Speaker 1: like Dan, but and Randy Fine is the most insane,
Speaker 1: disgusting person in Congress. What do you think of that race?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know the particulars of that district, but
Speaker 3: it's southern Florida. So the problem with Southern Florida is
Speaker 3: it's all Jews. And so if you have and that
Speaker 3: that's not like that's a problem, but like, if you
Speaker 3: have a Jewish electorate, that's why they're going to elect
Speaker 3: a radical pro Israel jew as they're congressman. So I'll
Speaker 3: have to look at it. Obviously I support Dan. I'd
Speaker 3: prefer Dan and Congress over Randy.
Speaker 2: Fine.
Speaker 3: But uh, but the problem is that all the people
Speaker 3: in the administration that are pro Israel, they're pro is
Speaker 3: because they all came from Florida. Trump's chief of staff
Speaker 3: is Susie Wiles. She's a Florida lobbyist. She ran the
Speaker 3: state of Florida for Trump in twenty sixteen for the campaign.
Speaker 3: And when you're the chief of staff, you put together
Speaker 3: the cabinet. So who did she pick? Well, she picked
Speaker 3: Mark Rubio, and she picked Mike Waltz, she picked Pam Bondi.
Speaker 3: What do they have in common. They're all from Florida.
Speaker 3: They're all from Florida politics. And how do you advance
Speaker 3: in Florida politics. Well, you have to go for the
Speaker 3: big Florida donors, which is all the Jewish money because
Speaker 3: South Florida is one of the big epicenters of Jewish
Speaker 3: power in America. So there's no coincidence that it's like this.
Speaker 3: And so that's why I think Dan would probably have
Speaker 3: a better shot running in a different district. But I
Speaker 3: can see why he's doing it.
Speaker 1: Well. I looked at it as older people too, the boomers,
Speaker 1: that's the worst people. So I don't know if he's
Speaker 1: committed already or not. I mean, you said it, but
Speaker 1: it might be smarter's run like in Vegas or something,
Speaker 1: because the boomers are the hardest demographic for Dan to reach.
Speaker 1: The young people are gonna love Dan. Dan could also
Speaker 1: rally some of the Democrats, but you can't vote if
Speaker 1: you're REGI Democrat, you can't vote for him in the primary. Right,
Speaker 1: It's a tough race. But I think, yeah, but well,
Speaker 1: I think he's still doing it. We'll see, you know
Speaker 1: if I'll ride behind him and support him whatever he does.
Speaker 1: So back to the administration, It is full of fucking lunatics.
Speaker 1: What do you think of the Secretary of War? This guy,
Speaker 1: to me seems completely out of his mind.
Speaker 2: Oh he's an idiot. He's a complete idiot.
Speaker 3: And anybody that I talked to from the administration says
Speaker 3: he's a complete knucklehead.
Speaker 2: He's just a nothing.
Speaker 3: He's because the thing about the National security apparatus is
Speaker 3: you can actually identify what faction the different people are
Speaker 3: a part of, whether they're more neocon or whether they're
Speaker 3: prioritizers or restrainers, or the big China Hawks or the
Speaker 3: big Russia Hawks. You can usually identify their ideological alignment
Speaker 3: and and you know, create a profile. But this guy,
Speaker 3: Pete Heseth, he's just a complete idiot. And actually what
Speaker 3: people say is he might even be compromised. He might
Speaker 3: even there's some rumors that his best friend is in
Speaker 3: the admin blackmailing him. And so I've heard not a
Speaker 3: lot of great things about him, that he's just kind
Speaker 3: of an ideological nothing, not very bright. And the only
Speaker 3: information we have about him as far as his leanings go,
Speaker 3: is that he is one of these fanatical evangelicals with
Speaker 3: all the tattoos, and he was part of this nonprofit
Speaker 3: ten years ago talking about we need to rebuild the
Speaker 3: Third Temple and bring about the Escaton. So, if we
Speaker 3: know anything about him, if he has an ideological leaning
Speaker 3: or a flavor, he is one of these radical, fanatical dispensationalists.
Speaker 2: He also goes to the Church of Doug Wilson. Doug
Speaker 2: Wilson is a theonomist.
Speaker 3: I believe he's one of these reformed preachers. He's one
Speaker 3: of these psycho Protestants. And this guy has been in
Speaker 3: bed with the Jews. He's building this huge complex in
Speaker 3: Idaho out of nowhere, apparently got a ton of money,
Speaker 3: very conspicuous, building this huge facility, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: now he's in bed with all these cleare monsters and
Speaker 3: Straussians and Zionists and very pro Jewish. And he said
Speaker 3: in an interview I think a week or two ago,
Speaker 3: he would ban public displays of the Catholic faith even so,
Speaker 3: not just ban Islam, but banned Catholicism because as Protestants.
Speaker 2: They want Noah Hyde laws.
Speaker 3: They they have this like within Christianity, they have like
Speaker 3: a Jewish supremacist view of their own religion. And Pete
Speaker 3: Heseth goes to Doug Wilson's church. So this guy's pretty
Speaker 3: fucked up. I mean, he's this is not a good guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he seems like a complete lunatic and evil to me,
Speaker 1: he just seems like a nasty and dumb. If you're
Speaker 1: evil and dumb, that's a bad mix. Just everyone in
Speaker 1: the trumpdministration. They're these crazy fanatical israel lots of them
Speaker 1: Zionists like his spiritual leader. What's the girl, Paula? She
Speaker 1: was acting like he was like Jesus. That was disgusting,
Speaker 1: and Trump like starting to believe it. He thinks he's
Speaker 1: like a what is it Cyrus or whatever, the king
Speaker 1: of the Jewish non Jewish Jewish Messiah.
Speaker 3: Yes, exactly exactly Cyrus. They believe he's the Messiah. And
Speaker 3: Tucker was hinting at this. He says, you know, maybe
Speaker 3: because all those people in the admin believe it. He goes,
Speaker 3: maybe Trump has been convinced that he is appointed to
Speaker 3: a higher office, like he's not just the president, but
Speaker 3: he's like the king of Israel or he's like, like
Speaker 3: you said, he's the Messiah. Like who knows what they've
Speaker 3: been telling him and what he believes? And I think
Speaker 3: there's some credence to that. I don't think that Trump
Speaker 3: is a believer, but the people around him are, and
Speaker 3: they manipulate him and influence him a lot. So it's
Speaker 3: it is very disturbing and I don't like it.
Speaker 1: Do you think I hear Trump gets his information only
Speaker 1: from the yes men around him. He probably goes on
Speaker 1: truth social to watch people kiss his ass, Like I
Speaker 1: don't think he's getting much real information. What are your
Speaker 1: thoughts on that.
Speaker 3: Well, that's true, that was a big thing. Taking him
Speaker 3: off of Twitter was a huge part in my opinion
Speaker 3: of his decline.
Speaker 1: Now Exactly, he can't see what the people are saying,
Speaker 1: so he's out of touch. True social probably bans in
Speaker 1: anyone that criticizes Trump. It's all the trust, the plan, right,
Speaker 1: We're fine paying ten dollars gas.
Speaker 3: Well, because back in the old days, Twitter was such
Speaker 3: a huge part of his appeal. People don't even remember,
Speaker 3: but like ten years ago, it was such a novelty.
Speaker 1: He was Yeah, that was hilarious. He was fun magaz
Speaker 1: is dying pathetic crowd. Now it's his dumb people, Jewish
Speaker 1: people and paid, paid influencers. It's sad. I almost feel
Speaker 1: bad for him.
Speaker 3: But back then that was like, it wasn't just that
Speaker 3: he was funny. Obviously that it was very pithy and
Speaker 3: that was part of the appeal. But specifically they said,
Speaker 3: he's on Twitter, and that is how he cuts through
Speaker 3: these layers of of you could say, moderation or if
Speaker 3: there was ever an attempt to control him by limiting
Speaker 3: his information diet with consultants or specialists or bureaucracy. People
Speaker 3: would always say, well, Trump is on Twitter with us,
Speaker 3: like he's just liking and retweeting stuff. He sees what
Speaker 3: people are saying, and so it was actually a two
Speaker 3: way platform. That was Trump's ability to bypass the media.
Speaker 3: He could get his message past the media, and also
Speaker 3: we could get through to him because he was reading
Speaker 3: what we were saying. Now that he's on true Social,
Speaker 3: he's cloistered. And not only that, but the chief of
Speaker 3: staff and the body aids, all the other personnel. They
Speaker 3: heavily control who he sees, who he talks to, what
Speaker 3: he sees on the internet, the news clippings.
Speaker 2: It's over time.
Speaker 3: You're right, he's just totally divorced from reality and from
Speaker 3: public opinion, even his own supporters. And like you said,
Speaker 3: now it's just true Social. It's like the cat turn
Speaker 3: Amen choir. Anything he says, they're gonna support it no
Speaker 3: matter what. So it's no wonder that he's totally deranged.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said Jared told him if he bombed on
Speaker 1: the people are going to come up and welcome them
Speaker 1: as liberators. It's like, oh my god, yeah I trust Jared,
Speaker 1: Yeah right right, yeah, Like I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: true or not. With Epstein files, there was support. It
Speaker 1: wasn't like a confirmed one was one of those ones
Speaker 1: that was like a tip that said, oh, Jared's controlling
Speaker 1: the presidency. Through toabad Lubovich, It's like, well, it seems
Speaker 1: very possible. He was.
Speaker 3: I mean, and people that were around in the first term. No,
Speaker 3: Jared Kushner was running everything. Who negotiated the USMCA from NAFTA.
Speaker 3: Jared Kushner, who brokeered the end to the government shut
Speaker 3: down after the midterms. Jared Kushner, who facilitated the Abraham Accords.
Speaker 3: Jared Kushner. He was a huge part of the first
Speaker 3: admin and he's back in the second admin. Who gave
Speaker 3: Iran the ultimatum in the middle of February. Jared Kushner
Speaker 3: and Steve Whitkoff.
Speaker 1: So he's playing saying there are two people with allegiance
Speaker 1: to Israel. They sent two people allegiance to Israel to
Speaker 1: go negotiate a deal with Iran, and I hear they
Speaker 1: were meeting all the demands still and Trump just bombed
Speaker 1: in the middle of a negotiation. Just sick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, negotiate exactly. And that's always the that's always
Speaker 3: the rub as. You think you're getting Trump, but in reality,
Speaker 3: you're getting all these people behind him. You're getting the Kushner,
Speaker 3: You're getting this, the Howard Lutnik, the Steve Whitkoff, You're
Speaker 3: getting all these other elements behind the scenes. And uh,
Speaker 3: you know, so you know whether Epstein, whether that was
Speaker 3: a real tip or he's just talking shit on email.
Speaker 2: It's true. I mean, that's one hundred percent how it works.
Speaker 1: True. I love that one, Like, well, it's true, regardless
Speaker 1: of how credible that source is. So he's broughten himself
Speaker 1: in such a mess because if he just walks away,
Speaker 1: you know, we lose the wars. Embarrassing, but it obviously
Speaker 1: be better for America. But if he stays in there,
Speaker 1: America is going to suffer. People are gonna have a
Speaker 1: hard time paying for gas. I've had three people this
Speaker 1: week tell me they can't afford gas. So these are
Speaker 1: things that these elites don't think about. People are struggling.
Speaker 1: What's Trump's move?
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing. Unfortunately, and people have a hard
Speaker 3: time with this. Once he bombed Ran, things have changed.
Speaker 3: Now it's different. Now, before you drop the bombs, you
Speaker 3: could do any number of things. But now Ron has
Speaker 3: closed off the straight. Now that we have killed the
Speaker 3: Supreme Leader, it's just different now. And Trump, let's just
Speaker 3: be realistic. He just doesn't have as many options as
Speaker 3: he did a few weeks ago. So you know, I
Speaker 3: say this, and other people say we should just pack
Speaker 3: it up and leave. Well, you can't really do that
Speaker 3: if we're being realistic and not you know, in fantasy land,
Speaker 3: where there's no repercussions for our actions, you can't just leave.
Speaker 3: Why if you just leave now we have no deterrence.
Speaker 3: Now we have no credibility. How are we going to
Speaker 3: get a deal in Ukraine, How are we going to
Speaker 3: deter China in Taiwan? How are we going to facilitate
Speaker 3: whatever we're doing in Venezuela and Cuba.
Speaker 2: We have no credibility. So if we just pack it
Speaker 2: up and leave.
Speaker 3: Iran now controls the Strait of Hormuz, this is a catastrophe.
Speaker 3: They have re established deterrence. We can realistically not go
Speaker 3: back and attack them at any point. So they're emboldened.
Speaker 3: You could say they're more hardline and more defiant than ever.
Speaker 3: This is just like infinitely worse than before, and we've
Speaker 3: lost to turns for all of these other conflicts that
Speaker 3: we're trying to facilitate elsewhere. So I think if you're Trump,
Speaker 3: and this has been my forecast for the past few weeks,
Speaker 3: he is looking for an opportunity to get some kind
Speaker 3: of a victory so that we can find the off ramp.
Speaker 3: And so maybe that means we take one of the islands.
Speaker 3: Means it can be symbolic, it can be minor. We
Speaker 3: just need to notch a victory, get Iran to agree
Speaker 3: to some terms so that we can leave without a
Speaker 3: complete humiliation, And that seems to be the most That
Speaker 3: seems to be the best option right now, if you're
Speaker 3: being realistic, if you're the president. Unfortunately, though, I just
Speaker 3: don't see how you're going to do that because we
Speaker 3: are losing and we don't have any of the cards,
Speaker 3: and any way that we can escalate it will be
Speaker 3: delivered right back to us in kind. You know, if
Speaker 3: we bomb Iran's infrastructure, they hit the golf, we bomb
Speaker 3: their desalination power plants, they do it to Saudi Era.
Speaker 3: So there just seems to be sparingly little we can
Speaker 3: do to save face. And so you just wonder what
Speaker 3: kind of operation they can cook up that can thread
Speaker 3: the needle like that and get us out of here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was thinking if I was his advisor, how
Speaker 1: would I advise him to get out of this mess?
Speaker 1: And I didn't have any good answers. I was just pondering,
Speaker 1: being like, wow, like every option's bad. You know, I
Speaker 1: wish you would just apologize that obviously isn't gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Be like sorry, guys, Oops.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, And here's the thing, the real realistically, actually,
Speaker 3: let me let me amend what I just said. If
Speaker 3: you really got to the to the fundamentals, the way
Speaker 3: that you end the conflict is you put Israel in
Speaker 3: their place. If you're Trump and you're looking at the
Speaker 3: set of options before you right now, maybe you'd say
Speaker 3: escalate to de escalate, I would probably agree that's really
Speaker 3: all you can do. But if you really want to
Speaker 3: solve this, do you know what Iran is saying. Iran
Speaker 3: is saying, we don't want a truce, we don't want
Speaker 3: to cease fire. Why, well, obviously they want some form
Speaker 3: of a truce. What they don't want is a thirty
Speaker 3: day reprieve for Israel and the US to replenish their munition.
Speaker 3: Stores and then launch another attack because Iran has the advantage.
Speaker 3: So what Iran is saying is we want a permanent
Speaker 3: end to the fighting. We want confidence you're not gonna
Speaker 3: do this again. Well, what is driving the conflict between
Speaker 3: us in Iran is Israel. So if you want to
Speaker 3: give Iran assurances and open up the straight the road
Speaker 3: to that runs through Israel, you have to break the
Speaker 3: back of Israel so that they don't continue egging this
Speaker 3: on and provoking Iran. Only then can you give the
Speaker 3: assurances necessary to Iran to have a permanent cessation of hostilities.
Speaker 3: If you want to end the fighting, that's what you do,
Speaker 3: and we solve it tomorrow. But it's just that Washington
Speaker 3: is literally not able to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's very important to point out to two.
Speaker 1: Like I said, Iran is also in a very tough situation.
Speaker 1: They can't just you know, sign a ceasefire or we're
Speaker 1: going to come in and tack them. Get we keep doing it.
Speaker 1: We've been amiliating them for years. They have to make
Speaker 1: it when we're scared to want to go to war
Speaker 1: with them again, they have to do exactly without the
Speaker 1: stop right way. I'm like, no, they have no choice
Speaker 1: but to go out, either die or try. And they're
Speaker 1: doing better than I thought. They're doing pretty well. Like,
Speaker 1: I don't know what your there was the rescue mission.
Speaker 1: Some people say they think that was a felled ground invasion.
Speaker 1: Do you have any thoughts on that, because I guess
Speaker 1: they tried bringing it. I guess it was one hundred
Speaker 1: and something miles away from where the crash was. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean ourgo jets. I don't really know much about that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, me neither.
Speaker 3: And there's really no way to know because there's so
Speaker 3: much propaganda. But I mean there's some credible speculation based
Speaker 3: on the losses that were suffered.
Speaker 2: We lost a lot of equipment and and people also
Speaker 2: said that.
Speaker 3: The Sea one thirty cargo transport aircraft they had to
Speaker 3: be scuttled. Apparently they were flown in to bring a
Speaker 3: bunch of special operators to rescue the pilots.
Speaker 2: They were hit.
Speaker 3: The planes were hit and could not be flown back out,
Speaker 3: so we had to scuttle them. We had to destroy
Speaker 3: them to prevent them from all falling into the hands
Speaker 3: of the Iranians. Well, those Sea one thirties were closer
Speaker 3: to Isfahan, which is where the highly enriched you are
Speaker 3: is buried than they were to where the pilots allegedly
Speaker 3: went down in the mountain ridges, and like five times
Speaker 3: closer to Isfahan than where the pilots were.
Speaker 2: So that's where some of the speculation comes from.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's through mountains too, So it seems
Speaker 1: unlikely that some pilot went like one hundred mile through
Speaker 1: mountains in Iran. Well, I say, it's a mountainous region.
Speaker 1: You can't just invade these with the ground invasion. If
Speaker 1: we send ground troops in for ground invasion, there's thousands,
Speaker 1: maybe tens of thousands Americans might die, and we just
Speaker 1: don't have the stomach. The country's already against it, it
Speaker 1: would turn so hard against it. So I think Trump
Speaker 1: knows this and wants an off ramp, like you said,
Speaker 1: but he wants to build it, say some kind of victory.
Speaker 1: Rand doesn't want to give him anything. I really hope
Speaker 1: they negotiate something before tonight because he's threatening just pure evil.
Speaker 3: I hope so too, But I don't see how it
Speaker 3: happens because Iran keeps saying we're not going to accept
Speaker 3: a ceasefire, and what they are after then is like
Speaker 3: these big concessions. They want America to give them reparations,
Speaker 3: give them straight shut down all their So as of yesterday,
Speaker 3: Aron said, we just don't even want to talk anymore.
Speaker 3: Now they're saying, well, a deal is about to happen tonight.
Speaker 3: And what they're saying is is just going to be
Speaker 3: an extension of the deadline by two weeks, so they
Speaker 3: could really get down to brass tacks and iron out
Speaker 3: a deal. I don't know how much I believe that,
Speaker 3: but I guess we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just gonna pray for a deal. So I
Speaker 1: don't want America to die. I don't want our Raandians
Speaker 1: to die. I don't want our economy to a tank.
Speaker 1: There's just literally nothing good, and in my view, you
Speaker 1: probably agree, not a single good thing from America. It's
Speaker 1: also a little humiliating, Like we disagreed on the Venezuela operation,
Speaker 1: but it was impressive. It made America look mighty unstoppable.
Speaker 1: This has embarrassed us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well anymore, you're right, And it's a perfect contrast
Speaker 3: because you look at the Venezuela operation. It was decisive,
Speaker 3: it was quick, we had a stated objective, we completed it.
Speaker 3: We didn't lose any lives, it didn't cost any money.
Speaker 3: We got what we wanted. It was in our region.
Speaker 3: You could articulate the benefits for America. None of that
Speaker 3: can be said about this. No clear objectives, not competent,
Speaker 3: not decisive, taking way too long, taking the economy. It's
Speaker 3: all the way over there, no benefits. People are dying,
Speaker 3: hundreds are injured. It's like, so, I know we disagreed,
Speaker 3: but at the minimum you could say a case could
Speaker 3: be made that Venezuela is not Iran, like there were
Speaker 3: some benefits that could have accrued. This is just a
Speaker 3: complete disaster, unmitigated catastrophe, and deeply humiliating because we just
Speaker 3: look like a joke.
Speaker 1: It's been so humiliating for as an American's amiliated our country.
Speaker 1: I think Trump got overconfident from that and like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we could do this. And I heard there was reports
Speaker 1: of like CIA and stuff saying like hey, we don't
Speaker 1: think this is They're not going to have a revolution
Speaker 1: after this. But Trump just didn't listen. Didn't. Only a
Speaker 1: few of them like secretly negotiated it, because I don't
Speaker 1: know who it was, like Mark Rubio. They didn't even
Speaker 1: tell where many people launched it. There's all the firing
Speaker 1: of the military generals. I think it's people that aren't
Speaker 1: wanting to do the war. Do you have any insight
Speaker 1: and why they're firing all these generals.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The New York Times said today that when the decision
Speaker 3: was made to launch the war, it was because of
Speaker 3: this big push by the Israelis in the middle of February,
Speaker 3: and they said that the Israelis basically misrepresented this. They
Speaker 3: told Trump that Iran was gonna undergo an uprising and
Speaker 3: we would easily prevent them from taking the Straight, destroy
Speaker 3: all their missiles, all these things that have not happened,
Speaker 3: Like Iran did close the Straight. We can't destroy all
Speaker 3: their missiles and they didn't have an uprising. The Israeli
Speaker 3: said all that would be easy, and they said that
Speaker 3: every American general warrened Trump that this would happen. Every
Speaker 3: American general said, you're not gonna get regime changed. They're
Speaker 3: gonna close the Straight. We're not going to be able
Speaker 3: to destroy all their missiles. Trump ignored all of them.
Speaker 1: And this is true.
Speaker 3: I think you know this is true because in the
Speaker 3: weeks leading up to the war, I remember specifically, the
Speaker 3: generals were planting stories in the papers, like in the
Speaker 3: Washington Post, saying we do not believe in this, there
Speaker 3: is no decisive strike, we don't support it.
Speaker 2: This is going to be a disaster.
Speaker 3: So from inside the regime, they were telegraphing this isn't
Speaker 3: going to work.
Speaker 2: It was almost like an sos so.
Speaker 3: And I imagine that generals are being fired because they're
Speaker 3: not giving Trump the options that he wants, which is
Speaker 3: he wants to get the highly enriched uranium. He wants
Speaker 3: to invade carg Island. Maybe they're talking about a tactical nuke.
Speaker 3: Who knows anything is possible right now?
Speaker 1: Sick, but it is possible. I mean that would be
Speaker 1: truly sick, But it is possible.
Speaker 3: It's a non zero chance. I wouldn't say it's high,
Speaker 3: but I would say it's a non zero chance.
Speaker 1: Agree, but this is gets sick thinking about if America
Speaker 1: would do that. It's like, we're the bad guys in
Speaker 1: the situation, and I really unfortunately we're probably not going
Speaker 1: to change course for a while. But hopefully we're wrong
Speaker 1: and he'll get a deal tonight and everything goes good.
Speaker 1: So what do you have next? But when I first
Speaker 1: met you, you were toxic. I remember, I'll get you
Speaker 1: on a couple of podcasts. I called ten of my
Speaker 1: friends only Hodgkins, mattspect them. They're the only people that
Speaker 1: had the balls talk to you. I'm not saying any names,
Speaker 1: but everyone was like, no one would have anything to
Speaker 1: do with you. People are constantly hitting me up. I'm like, dude,
Speaker 1: I'm not as booking agent. Always I hate hate a
Speaker 1: couple of times, but these you don't even respond to,
Speaker 1: not big enough podcasts. I'm just constantly being like, can
Speaker 1: you get a Nike of my show? Can you get
Speaker 1: Nick on my show? You're like the most popular guy.
Speaker 1: Everyone wants you. Now that must feel a little weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it feels good.
Speaker 3: I mean it's I try to do as much as
Speaker 3: I can, or at least I was last year.
Speaker 2: Now I'm trying to be a little more mellow.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I feel I have a lot of plans and
Speaker 3: I have a lot of ideas for where I want
Speaker 3: to take everything, and I'm working on some things with
Speaker 3: my nonprofit.
Speaker 2: But I have to tell you, I feel.
Speaker 3: Very demoralized lately, and I know I need to overcome that.
Speaker 3: People don't want to hear that if they consider me
Speaker 3: a leader or the leader. But it's it's hard not
Speaker 3: to get demoralized when you see that what we're doing
Speaker 3: seems to almost have no effect on the outcomes. You know,
Speaker 3: it's it's hard to imagine that Trump kind elected anymore.
Speaker 1: But it's nothing. They don't listen to anything. They're just
Speaker 1: saying fuck you of all of us. So it's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: thanks to like you putting always working and come in
Speaker 1: and we completely change the whole People like don't support
Speaker 1: issue anymore, but doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Well, and I would say adding on to it because
Speaker 3: I was about to say what you just said, but
Speaker 3: to take it a step further, it's even the people
Speaker 3: that are Israel critical or know the relevant facts, even
Speaker 3: they are just getting tricked all the time. Even they
Speaker 3: are being misled all the time. Yeah, so you just say,
Speaker 3: at what point do you realize we're kind of cooked
Speaker 3: and maybe it needs to get worse before it gets better.
Speaker 3: Not to sound like an accelerationist, but timing is everything,
Speaker 3: and sometimes it's just not the right time.
Speaker 2: So you say, maybe we got to learn the hard way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a little bit morelized as well. It sucks,
Speaker 1: but the country's not heading the right direction. Almost forty
Speaker 1: trillion in debt, that's like, no one ever talks about that.
Speaker 1: That's not a good thing. I don't think you understand,
Speaker 1: like that's going to cause inflation. I would think, because
Speaker 1: what are they got to do? They gotta print more money.
Speaker 1: Interest is going to keep going up, and it comes
Speaker 1: to some point, what do we do The country just
Speaker 1: goes bankrupt? Well, yeah, bankr up the country.
Speaker 3: There's some people I remember my government teacher in high
Speaker 3: school was like, well, we the debt can be as
Speaker 3: high as we want it to be.
Speaker 2: That doesn't matter, you know.
Speaker 3: And there's some people that promalgate this modern monetary theory
Speaker 3: where they say the debt doesn't matter. But it's like, okay,
Speaker 3: interest rates are going up. We have forty trillion dollar debt.
Speaker 3: How do you think we're going to service that debt
Speaker 3: with high interest rates? You know, eventually we're going to
Speaker 3: be paying more in interest on the debt than our
Speaker 3: military cost, than our entitlements cost. And you just get
Speaker 3: buried alive in this stuff. So there is limit. And
Speaker 3: then you have the d dollarization, which is overstated, but
Speaker 3: gradually there is going to be less and less demand
Speaker 3: for the US dollars, so our borrowing potential is not unlimited.
Speaker 3: It's constrained by demand, and it's constrained by interest to
Speaker 3: service the debt. So yeah, it's like, you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know. I don't know how any of these things
Speaker 3: are going to get solved anytime soon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I'm skeptical of the stock market, bitcoin and
Speaker 1: the real estate market right now, and the dollars going down.
Speaker 1: So it's like, we're hard to make money in my life.
Speaker 1: I'm looking everything could just like fall apart. You start
Speaker 1: being like, damn, it's a I don't know where. Let
Speaker 1: me go through and read a few of these super
Speaker 1: chats to my audience if you want, Nick for sure, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you have very man, you're super chat. I love the
Speaker 1: super chats on your show. I just watched clips. Sometimes
Speaker 1: you will post it. You're just going off on your fans.
Speaker 1: It's pretty hilarious.
Speaker 2: I hate them, but it's okay, that's all right.
Speaker 1: I would just say total you righte four because be hilarious.
Speaker 1: He didn't show today and like, gotcha, bitch, I would
Speaker 1: have had you just laugh.
Speaker 2: No, I wouldn't do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's this guy say, topic suggestions. Oh, he's given
Speaker 1: us topics suggestions. Let's let's see what he's got. Potential
Speaker 1: nuke drop in the future as early ass tonight Nah,
Speaker 1: not tonight, Well, I hope not tonight. Trump impeachment, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's interesting because there hasn't been that big. I think
Speaker 1: they're finally starting to be a call of impeachment. But
Speaker 1: even the Democrats are mostly silent until last couple of days.
Speaker 1: It just shows you they're all controlled, you know, the
Speaker 1: two party systems. Almost a bullshit. I mean there, he
Speaker 1: has a lot of topics for us, this guy like,
Speaker 1: oh wow, I'm gonna hire or miss my uh among
Speaker 1: those who are genuinely America first, God bless you, gentlemen. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we kind of talked about the NUK already, he said, potently,
Speaker 1: and I think I would be shocked. You never know
Speaker 1: what Trump though. Anything is possible with Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think he you know, I've said this for
Speaker 2: a long time.
Speaker 3: I have a suspicion that he might want to do that,
Speaker 3: but it just seems too radical even for him. But
Speaker 3: I you know, I don't know that I'd rule it
Speaker 3: out now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't even know how would we react as
Speaker 1: the country if he did? It's like, what do we
Speaker 1: even do? That's why it's been so demoralizing, because I think,
Speaker 1: what what are our next steps? And I don't have
Speaker 1: a good answer for that. If you get some good answers,
Speaker 1: let me know, give me a call and we could
Speaker 1: brain fus mighteas because I'm it's I think he sounds
Speaker 1: like you're in the same position as me, being like,
Speaker 1: what are the next steps? So I thought the information
Speaker 1: war was going to be like, Oh, that'll solve it.
Speaker 1: It's not. Have you considered inviting Joseph at Will, author
Speaker 1: of Caesar's Messiah onto so I will keep super chatting
Speaker 1: this request. I think that's for me, not you. I
Speaker 1: don't know who that is. You know who that is?
Speaker 2: I do not know.
Speaker 1: I will look him up. I don't know who it is,
Speaker 1: but I'll look him up. What do we have? I
Speaker 1: guess the guy I sent just sent a gift thank you, Uh,
Speaker 1: the world didn't deserve. I don't understand what that is.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's shit talking, so I'm not
Speaker 1: going to read it. People talk shit. Judah received thirty
Speaker 1: pieces of silver from Apac Judas so true thoughts on
Speaker 1: the ceasefire announcement. Just announcement. I guess that's this guy said,
Speaker 1: do you trust Trump? Trump? Though?
Speaker 3: I don't know was it actually announced or rauh oh, Yeah,
Speaker 3: here we go. Yeah, this is breaking. The US in
Speaker 3: Iran reached an eleventh hour ceasefire on Tuesday evening, hours
Speaker 3: after Trump threatened to start wiping out a whole civilization.
Speaker 3: Agreement was announced by Trump on social media, hours after
Speaker 3: Pakistan urged Trump to stand down.
Speaker 2: Uh, let me see what his post says.
Speaker 1: See what Trump tweets about it, His psycho deranged tweets.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Literally have to go to true social Yeah, truth social.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Okay, let me read it to you.
Speaker 3: So it says based on conversation with the Prime Minister
Speaker 3: Shabaz Sharif of Pakistan, wherein they requested, I hold off
Speaker 3: the destructive force being sent tonight to Iran and subject
Speaker 3: to the Islamic Republic of Iran agreeing to complete immediate
Speaker 3: and safe opening of the struct oh subject to Iran
Speaker 3: opening up the straight I agree to suspend the bombing
Speaker 3: and attack Iran for a period of two weeks.
Speaker 2: This will be a double sided ceasefire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go ahead, so yeah, it's not even a real
Speaker 1: fucking it's just a joke, right, that's what it sounds
Speaker 1: like to me.
Speaker 2: Well, it's I don't it doesn't sound like Iran agree
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what it sounds like to me too, unless
Speaker 1: I was misunderstanding that. That's it sounds like he's just
Speaker 1: saying it. Yeah, let's tell Trumpy one they can leave
Speaker 1: the straight open.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 3: I don't even yeah, I mean, we'll have to take
Speaker 3: I'll look at that before my show tonight. But that
Speaker 3: doesn't even sound like Iran agreed to it.
Speaker 1: It's like it didn't sound like that either. That's exactly
Speaker 1: my take. He's fighting a war to open the straight
Speaker 1: that was already open.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, okay. He says, so, well, then well they
Speaker 3: need to open up the straight. It's like, well, they
Speaker 3: they haven't, so I don't. And he says we're going
Speaker 3: to hold off for two weeks. It's like, well, why
Speaker 3: do we Why do we need to wait two weeks
Speaker 3: if they opened up the straight?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens.
Speaker 1: Trust the plant, yeah right, eight D chests whatever it is.
Speaker 1: See at this point with the war going so badly,
Speaker 1: they have to false flag nuke the US or Europe
Speaker 1: to say, see, we told you Ran is going to
Speaker 1: use the nukes. I don't think they would go that far,
Speaker 1: but anything is possible. I doubt it a lot of
Speaker 1: things I didn't think, you know. I remember woke up
Speaker 1: when were bomb and I Ran. I was like, wait,
Speaker 1: we really did this, and yeah, why are you and
Speaker 1: Sneako always fighting?
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, he's a little well, you know what.
Speaker 3: I just want us to not fight. I love Sneakoh
Speaker 3: he's my homeboy.
Speaker 1: The funny I guess tell the story of when I
Speaker 1: got in a fight. I was I don't like a
Speaker 1: drug ee, but someone was like swearing how great ketamine is,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, oh, I do this tiny little thing.
Speaker 1: I kind of forgot Sneko is he calling? So I
Speaker 1: grabbed like, oh yeah, what of Snicco. He's like, oh,
Speaker 1: so he did tell me he was on air, to
Speaker 1: be fair, and we started chatting and that's why I
Speaker 1: talked about the sweater and stuff and I'm I was puning.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh shit, I really like oh I think
Speaker 1: I talked about Nick. I called Sneak out have him
Speaker 1: take it down, and then looked online and it was
Speaker 1: like already everywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all good, Hey, it's all water under the bridge now. No.
Speaker 1: I thought. I was glad we're able to laugh about
Speaker 1: it and we don't hold grudges because you went off
Speaker 1: on me a few times too, But exactly I hold zero,
Speaker 1: zero resentment. And people kept trying to get us to
Speaker 1: keep fighting on both of our sides. That's when I realized,
Speaker 1: you don't want to block all these people because they're
Speaker 1: trying to drive us. And some of them might even
Speaker 1: be bad actors. They might not really, they're really just
Speaker 1: trying to push me and you to keep fighting. That
Speaker 1: could be deliberate, maybe not, because it's be the people
Speaker 1: like seeing a fight. That's once I realized that, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: just now, I just block anyone. Yeah we haven't found
Speaker 1: since Yeah, there you go. It worked, so yeah, anything
Speaker 1: and that's nothing really positive. It sounds like I want
Speaker 1: to end with the positive note. I'm thinking, uh, I
Speaker 1: guess the next election, Yeah, midterms, I guess I'll probably
Speaker 1: not vote. I might would vote Democratic my first time,
Speaker 1: just to say fuck you to them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the positive.
Speaker 3: We're Democrats now, and Democrats are gonna win, so we
Speaker 3: get to be winners.
Speaker 2: So I'm looking forward to.
Speaker 1: That we're gonna win finally. Yes, that's actually we're gonna
Speaker 1: be Democrats to win. Publican party almost might be worse.
Speaker 1: I was making fun of Richard Spencer for because he
Speaker 1: was a Kamala. He was right. I need to call
Speaker 1: him and apologize. In the end, I'm like, I was
Speaker 1: just teasing, like, come on, you're really They called him
Speaker 1: like the white supremacist. He was pushing for the black girl.
Speaker 1: She was just so awful. That was alternative.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was horrible, but you know, too bad options.
Speaker 3: That's why I didn't vote. I just said, fuck it,
Speaker 3: I don't like either of the options.
Speaker 1: No, I couldn't see myself voting for Kamala. Yes, the midterms,
Speaker 1: the Democrats will probably take it. Nothing will happen. But
Speaker 1: I think, do you obviously we got to start pushing
Speaker 1: a bunch of anti Israel Republicans. Do you think this
Speaker 1: is a realistic strategy that could make change? Obviously it
Speaker 1: would take time, over like ten years, or do you
Speaker 1: think the country's too far, too far gone. I guess
Speaker 1: it's got to be rebuilds at some point.
Speaker 3: Well, I uh, you know, I'll support israel critical Republicans,
Speaker 3: but you know, I really think that's just kind of
Speaker 3: eating around the crust. It's kind of, you know, we're
Speaker 3: working around the edges of it. We got to get
Speaker 3: to the center of it, which is we need to
Speaker 3: build a real political movement. We need donors, we need infiltrators.
Speaker 3: We just need elite human capital, the leaders of society
Speaker 3: to get red pilled. Because I don't really believe in
Speaker 3: any kind of electoral solution. I don't believe in convincing
Speaker 3: the masses. It's sort of the public opinion is downstream
Speaker 3: from the institutions, from the elites. What is being promulgated
Speaker 3: by the media. The media is controlled by the money.
Speaker 3: The money is dictated by who controls the emergent technology.
Speaker 3: So it's like by the time you get to what
Speaker 3: the fucking stupid normies think and what they'll vote for,
Speaker 3: it's like the revolution has already happened. You know, the
Speaker 3: revolution happened many steps behind when the public changed their
Speaker 3: mind about an issue or whatever, when he saw it
Speaker 3: on TikTok. So I think we just need to kind
Speaker 3: of reorient our focus and think structurally, how are we
Speaker 3: going to create the movement that the victory.
Speaker 2: So that's kind of what I've been focused on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, we need radical change, and like, obviously keep
Speaker 1: me updating what you're doing. But what I was thinking
Speaker 1: about running. I called a campaign venice manager and they
Speaker 1: wanted me to like throw a million dollars my own
Speaker 1: money and right away to start it off. And like
Speaker 1: that's a good amount of money. So to even get
Speaker 1: started to maybe win, you got to start and have
Speaker 1: a million dollars to get your campaign going. It's like,
Speaker 1: it's not this explains why everyone's bought. And it's not
Speaker 1: just Apex's that's probably the biggest one, but the pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker 1: The our government pretty much only works for corporate interest.
Speaker 1: I'm a capitalist, obviously, but I think there needs to
Speaker 1: be some checks and balances. I was just in Vietnam,
Speaker 1: communist country, and they're thriving. They have like an eight
Speaker 1: point six GDP growth the year, where like two point two,
Speaker 1: you know, things are getting up. No homeless. I'm not
Speaker 1: endorsing communism, but you're like, okay, maybe there's some few
Speaker 1: things that are positive.
Speaker 3: Right, but even still, what can one representative. Do we
Speaker 3: have Thomas Massey and good, But at the end of
Speaker 3: the day, you're not going to get a huge contingent.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's not worthwhile.
Speaker 3: I think we should try to get a contingent to
Speaker 3: people that, you know, even if we have five or
Speaker 3: ten or fifteen congressmen or something.
Speaker 2: But I'm more interested in the deep state. I'm more
Speaker 2: interested in getting.
Speaker 3: Guys in the supply chains, you know, the acquisition process
Speaker 3: and the regulatory agencies. I want to get guys in
Speaker 3: Washington that become part of the permanent bureaucratic class. That
Speaker 3: seems to be where the seat of the power is
Speaker 3: because the representatives come and go, and they're very fragile
Speaker 3: and they're very subject to the changing political wins. If
Speaker 3: you want to more enduring and lasting influence, you kind
Speaker 3: of need to look deeper at where the power actually lies.
Speaker 3: And that's that's among the staffers, that's among the bureaucrats.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you just knowed it right there. That's
Speaker 1: figured out. That's not an easy way to infiltrate at all,
Speaker 1: But that might be the moves. And I think I
Speaker 1: think you tell your Roiber's right to like infiltrate sometimes
Speaker 1: don't talk about it. That might be the move to
Speaker 1: kind of slowly come in, infiltrate the system and take
Speaker 1: it back. And it's going to take time. Either the
Speaker 1: country is in a class or it'll be like ten years.
Speaker 1: But we have to just stay hopeful. So yeah, thanks
Speaker 1: so much. Anything you want, ad or where can people
Speaker 1: find you? You're only on Rumble, right, I'm.
Speaker 2: Only on Rumble. Yeah, I'm on Twitter and Rumble and
Speaker 2: I'll be live later tonight in a few hours.
Speaker 1: It's also impressive that you're able to stay so popular
Speaker 1: with just rumble and you didn't have that for a while.
Speaker 1: Weren't you Where were you? You had coztv? You had
Speaker 1: to build. Did you have to build your own thing?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was my own platform, and uh that was
Speaker 3: the only way I could stream. There was nothing else
Speaker 3: I was even allowed to stream on at that point.
Speaker 1: And you had to literally build your own program. You
Speaker 1: had to find ways to make money. But you were dedicated. Man,
Speaker 1: you put how many years? When did you start?
Speaker 2: Twenty seventeen?
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's been a long it's a long time, Jake,
Speaker 3: It's been a long time.
Speaker 2: It's been tough, but I'm hanging in there. I'm just
Speaker 2: like ready to retire. I'm ready.
Speaker 3: I'm like, man, I'm you know, I'm ready to pass
Speaker 3: the baton to the next class.
Speaker 2: I know I'm still young. I got to stay in it.
Speaker 1: But it's like, you got to stay in a few
Speaker 1: more years. Yeah, so much for waking people up. But
Speaker 1: that's done, no good. That's the.
Speaker 2: Exactly.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, you try, you do these things,
Speaker 3: and it just seems like nothing ever changes.
Speaker 2: But that's life.
Speaker 1: Well, you and Keith Woods were the guys that really
Speaker 1: I kind of knew but watching you guys because you
Speaker 1: made it in a way. They didn't sound Jewish friends
Speaker 1: and stuff. So when you first hear these things, and
Speaker 1: you're always taught anti semi is bad, so you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: that's fucked up. I heard you guys speaking, pointing out
Speaker 1: little things, and then I would start looking up what
Speaker 1: you guys would say, see if it's true, and look
Speaker 1: it up and look it up. That's when I was like, whoa,
Speaker 1: And then it was even worse than I thought exactly. Yeah, yeah, yeah, rumble.
Speaker 1: They don't promote you. It kind of pisses me off,
Speaker 1: do they.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you know, I I have good relations with
Speaker 3: Rumble now, but they're under a lot of pressure because
Speaker 3: I'm on the platform. I can't say too much, but
Speaker 3: they're under a lot of pressure even just for having
Speaker 3: me on there. So I can't look a gift horse
Speaker 3: in the mouth. I gotta get what I can take.
Speaker 3: I guess which fucking sucks because that that's not me.
Speaker 3: I need more. I want more. I want what I'm
Speaker 3: entitled to. But I just have to like settle for
Speaker 3: the charity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have a fucking bank. You should be to
Speaker 1: be on YouTube. You should like I was mad at
Speaker 1: the kick guy. It wasn't his fault, Like, why the
Speaker 1: fuck can't it get paid? That's fucked up? And it
Speaker 1: was not. Never mind, Sorry mad at you? Why can't
Speaker 1: you be on YouTube? Why I can't like I'm more
Speaker 1: extreme than you now sometimes maybe not, but Dan is
Speaker 1: like yeah, Dan makes us be like, oh yeah, my
Speaker 1: friend's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah right, yeah, I know it sucks.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks so much for coming on and yeah,
Speaker 1: hit me up whenever.
Speaker 3: Likewise, man, great talking to you. I'll see ye a
Speaker 3: see y Thry