Speaker 1: Oh, good evening everyone, time to saddle up once again
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Speaker 1: coming back once again. How are you, sir?
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Speaker 3: Thanks for having me. I was inspired by my good
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Speaker 1: Yeah, talk some slop. Indeed, we will get to in
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Speaker 1: just yet. We'll get there, But first I wanted to
Speaker 1: check in on somebody in the administration who we actually
Speaker 1: haven't talked about for quite some time on this show,
Speaker 1: but somebody, you know. When it was first announced that
Speaker 1: he was gonna be part of the Trump Coalition for
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four, I was like, Okay, I like this guy.
Speaker 1: You know, he's got some you know, not some great
Speaker 1: opinions on economics and on the race issue especially, But
Speaker 1: you know, the one issue that he is just fantastic
Speaker 1: on and really is something that should be focused on
Speaker 1: more in America in life is the fact that you know,
Speaker 1: Americas just are very healthy, whether it relates to our food,
Speaker 1: whether it relates to how everybody is on some kind
Speaker 1: of substance. You know, SSRIs drugs, drug overdoses are out
Speaker 1: of control, you know, the vaccine schedule. So and of
Speaker 1: course this person is other than RFK. So when this
Speaker 1: guy isn't posting on Twitter various videos and photos of
Speaker 1: the last like forty years of his life traveling around
Speaker 1: the world picking up venomous snakes and going towards rotting
Speaker 1: will carcasses and wrestling bears and what have you, like,
Speaker 1: his Twitter is just a very very interesting in that
Speaker 1: regards just like a whole Hodgepodge of oh yeah, here's
Speaker 1: me in nineteen ninety six and you know, Tanzania and
Speaker 1: writing a will to Beast. You know, it's pretty much
Speaker 1: like Twitter account, very very bizarre. And before we get
Speaker 1: into this, I do have to say people should really
Speaker 1: go listen to a Timeline Earth because bird does an
Speaker 1: amazing impression of RFK and have me like rolling on
Speaker 1: the ground laughing when we were recording last week. So
Speaker 1: you know, everyone should be listening to Timeline Earth and
Speaker 1: number one Men in News. But let's hear what RFK
Speaker 1: has to say on this one.
Speaker 4: You know, disease it almost certainly came from these experiments
Speaker 4: that is now devastating our country. RSV that came from
Speaker 4: from a laboratory which is now the biggest killer of
Speaker 4: children in our country. And of course the COVID nineteen pandemic,
Speaker 4: which was a trauma for the whole globe, and all
Speaker 4: of those have been linked credibly to GAIN A function research.
Speaker 4: So it's something that with enormous cause and no proven benefits.
Speaker 1: So basically what I'm an RFK saying here in this
Speaker 1: clip is that as as the Health Secretary, he is
Speaker 1: suspending all funding of GAIN to function research. And he
Speaker 1: actually said the interesting part in this clip, which has
Speaker 1: been like what is this like the list number two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty now of various like alleged right wing
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories that has now been proven true, where he
Speaker 1: just says in the front of this clip, Oh, yeah, guys,
Speaker 1: well lime disease is results of gay of function research
Speaker 1: and yeah, probably came from a lab. And now it's
Speaker 1: all over the country. It's like, okay, chalking another one
Speaker 1: on the list once again of things that we were
Speaker 1: right about. So these ticks are now spreading all over
Speaker 1: the country, spreading various diseases. It's like, oh, yeah, well
Speaker 1: of course they came from a lab. It's like, gee, thanks, guys. So,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just so frustrating that well nobody will
Speaker 1: ever be punished for this kind of stuff. Is that
Speaker 1: you know? The thing we were talking about with Fauci
Speaker 1: last week on the show is Okay, we're going to
Speaker 1: release deadly viruses and deadly tick boorn diseases, you know,
Speaker 1: into the country, affect our wildlife, infect our people. And
Speaker 1: it's like, what do you even do at this point?
Speaker 1: You can't get rid of ticks, you know, what do
Speaker 1: we even do. Now any initial thoughts, gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not even that. I mean, he I don't
Speaker 2: know if anybody saw his or if we're even going
Speaker 2: to play at the interview he did with Dana Bash.
Speaker 2: Dana Bash interview.
Speaker 1: That's coming up to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh okay, then I will leave that alone. But yeah,
Speaker 2: this is uh, yeah, everybody wants what's fifth generation warfare?
Speaker 2: I mean, it seems to be biological at this point.
Speaker 2: It just seems that whenever the worst people in the world,
Speaker 2: you catch them and talking about, oh, you know, we
Speaker 2: need geo engineer tick so that or bioengineer tick so that,
Speaker 2: you know, we can get people to stop eating meat.
Speaker 2: And well we have this over and over again, and
Speaker 2: saying that Thomas says all the time comes to mind,
Speaker 2: but I won't say it on the stream, So I
Speaker 2: think we know it's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, why don't we actually pelly that data Bash
Speaker 1: clip really quick and then we'll get into the rest
Speaker 1: of the commentary here. Yeah. So, in addition to Secretary
Speaker 1: Kennedy going on Fox News talking about this gay to
Speaker 1: function research a suspending you know, fun to for it,
Speaker 1: of course, ce And is going to take the line
Speaker 1: like oh my god, you're canceling this funding, millions will
Speaker 1: die or what have you, and talking about how lime
Speaker 1: disease was creating a lap. We're going to have him
Speaker 1: go on here and bring up again, uh, COVID nineteen,
Speaker 1: which we were talking about this last week with Fauci
Speaker 1: and everything. It's just seems like a fever dream at
Speaker 1: this point. It's like it was I was there again,
Speaker 1: nolf I was there three thousand years ago during COVID.
Speaker 1: You know. But let's hear what mister Kennedy has to say.
Speaker 2: Your job is telling the truth.
Speaker 5: The a I see my job as telling the truth,
Speaker 5: and the truth is that there is is study after
Speaker 5: study after study. It's one of the most study things
Speaker 5: out there, and science and it is.
Speaker 4: Like a parrot. So I'm actually read science.
Speaker 1: Let we don't want to You don't want to hear
Speaker 1: and debate.
Speaker 5: So I'm not debating this view.
Speaker 1: Of course you want to know because I'm.
Speaker 4: Not to is repeat things that people told you and
Speaker 4: say trust the experts.
Speaker 2: That's what you do during COVID.
Speaker 4: Now we know that the Fauci, who was the expert,
Speaker 4: was lying about everything about massive about the social distancing
Speaker 4: about natural immunity, about the transmission from the vaccine, about
Speaker 4: the source of COVID. He was lying, and you were
Speaker 4: punishing people for not trusting the experts, and now you're
Speaker 4: rolling out the experts again, talk about something that you
Speaker 4: have no personal knowledge of.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, guess what that is? My job to talk
Speaker 5: to people.
Speaker 1: Your job is about America, yes.
Speaker 5: Yes, and my job as much information as I can.
Speaker 4: What we were doing, what we were doing for skepticism.
Speaker 5: What we were doing in COVID and still with regard
Speaker 5: to these vaccines, is getting the best information, the best science.
Speaker 1: That just shameless, just absolutely shameless from these journeys. Again,
Speaker 1: you know, we say this all the time, but it
Speaker 1: bears repeating every time we talk about these people. You
Speaker 1: think you hate journals enough, you never did. Okay, sprinkle
Speaker 1: some more hate on there, because they deserve it in
Speaker 1: every way. And you know what, kudos for Secretary Kennedy
Speaker 1: here handling this woman how he how she should be handled,
Speaker 1: you know, but just complete and utter contempt. You know,
Speaker 1: it's just so funny. I think what was this was
Speaker 1: that a Plato quote when he was saying that if
Speaker 1: you don't participate in politics, you will be ruled by
Speaker 1: your inferiors. It's like, does anyone really think that data
Speaker 1: bash is superior to us in any way? Just a
Speaker 1: complete mouthpiece for the regime. And Kennedy's right calling her
Speaker 1: out on this. Your job as a journalist is to
Speaker 1: be skeptical of the people in power. And what did
Speaker 1: they do throughout all of COVID. They scared people into
Speaker 1: early graves basically by social distinct There's gonna be people
Speaker 1: who still there's still people wearing masks. They will never
Speaker 1: recover from the mass mass psychosis that was put upon
Speaker 1: them during the pandemic. Everybody's lives basically unless you're on
Speaker 1: like North Sentinel Island have been affected by some way
Speaker 1: by these people in these evil journals from the COVID days.
Speaker 1: It's just it gets your blood boiling every single time
Speaker 1: you talk about it, because again, nobody has been punished
Speaker 1: for it, nobody will be.
Speaker 3: And it speaks to like the history of this right,
Speaker 3: like the tick research started in nineteen fifty and we're
Speaker 3: talking about the gain of function, and that you still
Speaker 3: have people going on credibly saying or trying to be
Speaker 3: credible saying that, oh, they've never done gain a function
Speaker 3: and this doesn't exist, and it's like this rewashing of
Speaker 3: history that like the just regime mouthpiece just want to
Speaker 3: put in there and put I would like to say
Speaker 3: she's just stupid and a woman, but like I can't
Speaker 3: to say that because this is like basic knowledge. Like
Speaker 3: you can't be sitting here arguing with like what the
Speaker 3: facts of Fauci's journal said and what they did, and
Speaker 3: it just shows you that like the total corruption of
Speaker 3: the system is like condensed into one power structure. And
Speaker 3: this whole idea that journalists red blue, whatever side you're taking,
Speaker 3: have any concern for you is ridiculous in this year.
Speaker 3: And I don't I don't understand people who still kind
Speaker 3: of watch the news or listen to these people and
Speaker 3: give them any kind of credibility at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we don't want to just you know,
Speaker 1: put CNN under the fire here, But all the major
Speaker 1: news citizations are exactly like this. They may not be
Speaker 1: lying to you on all the same issues. Some news
Speaker 1: agencies may be lying to you about different ones compared
Speaker 1: to the others, but when it comes down to it,
Speaker 1: I mean Fox News is no different. You know, they'll
Speaker 1: they'll they lie to you just about different stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean, Mark Levin is on Fox News. That's all
Speaker 2: you need to know. The for those of us who
Speaker 2: you know, saw COVID for what it was right away
Speaker 2: and did everything we could that year to try to
Speaker 2: warn people that this is you know, this is all
Speaker 2: bs and how how much damage this is going this
Speaker 2: was going to do you just knowing that no one
Speaker 2: has the will to make anyone pay for this. I mean,
Speaker 2: it wasn't only fauci if there were not journals like
Speaker 2: this on TV every night, because remember you could say,
Speaker 2: oh people, you know, people don't watch TV anymore. Well,
Speaker 2: people are locked in their house. It kind of had
Speaker 2: nothing else to do, so they're watching this and they're
Speaker 2: just being told over and over again. I mean, does
Speaker 2: anybody remember leave your groceries outside for like two days
Speaker 2: and then wash them before you bring them in. The
Speaker 2: fact that no one, the fact that no one is
Speaker 2: going to in this lifetime get punished for this is
Speaker 2: I mean, that's black pilling. Me pointing it out. Isn't
Speaker 2: black pilling. The fact that it's no one is going
Speaker 2: to get punished for this, ever, is black killing.
Speaker 3: And one of the things that really woke me up
Speaker 3: to right and any issue. But you look at the
Speaker 3: people over my dead body. You're not doing this. You're
Speaker 3: not gonna take my gun fight tyranny. But for the
Speaker 3: most part, America went along with it without any real fight.
Speaker 3: Churches shut down, all these places that shut down, that
Speaker 3: just destroyed everything. And that's the part that was hard
Speaker 3: for me, that really pushed me in that we need
Speaker 3: to do something different, was all these people just went
Speaker 3: along with tyranny just happily, and most of them enforced
Speaker 3: the regime's standards that became their own. Police reporting their
Speaker 3: neighbors for not wearing a mask when they take their
Speaker 3: dog out to use the yard, like it's insane to me.
Speaker 3: And it really speaks to the nature of what the
Speaker 3: American people have come under, this tyrannical regime that's just
Speaker 3: been force feeding you slot for fifty some odd years.
Speaker 2: At least, you know, And is anybody to remember the
Speaker 2: twenty eleven movie Contagion, Oh you have.
Speaker 1: A Matt Damad, I remember seeing that in the theaters.
Speaker 2: At the end of that movie, Sanjay Street shitter Gupta
Speaker 2: appears as himself and says, well, you know what, we
Speaker 2: really are encouraging people to do right now is social
Speaker 2: distance nine years before, nine years before? Who That's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely. I mean, you know, my mind went to
Speaker 1: a comment you were talking about you guys were talking
Speaker 1: about earlier about like you know, who's still watching the
Speaker 1: news or what have you. My mind goes to George Costanza.
Speaker 1: It's like it's on TV. Of course people will watch it,
Speaker 1: you know. And that's basically you see, these attacks are
Speaker 1: constantly ramping up from mainStreet journals and they have been
Speaker 1: basically for the last ten years, and especially in the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four season and really during COVID as well.
Speaker 1: It's a good topic. You guys, remember when CNN change
Speaker 1: the filters on Joe Rogan's face to make them look
Speaker 1: like all green and nasty and everything and make them
Speaker 1: look sickly when he was telling people not to take
Speaker 1: the jab. You know, these people just have no shame whatsoever.
Speaker 1: But the point about that too is like you're constantly
Speaker 1: getting these ramped up attacks about the dangerous rhetoric of
Speaker 1: podcasters or people online or like Tucker Carlson is a podcast.
Speaker 1: You're constantly seeing this thrown out there and everything. But
Speaker 1: you know, like the people who are actually in the
Speaker 1: podcast are seeing the online I mean even people like
Speaker 1: us on this show right here. It's like, you know,
Speaker 1: we're not getting any viewers for free. We're not getting
Speaker 1: any you know, people who just like are ambiently switching
Speaker 1: channels or what have you. Like, We've had to earn,
Speaker 1: like every single person who's come here to this show
Speaker 1: to listen to the show. Tucker Carlson has had to
Speaker 1: earn the views of every person who watches this show.
Speaker 1: Everybody who has a Twitter account has to earn people
Speaker 1: following them and everything. These people on like CNN, and
Speaker 1: we've already ran experiments of this, like some of these
Speaker 1: people have lost their shows, and like, do guys remember
Speaker 1: when Chris Cuomo tried to get into the podcast scene.
Speaker 1: Nobody fucking listens to them. These are talentless hacks, all
Speaker 1: of them. They're trying to pass themselves off as some
Speaker 1: experts with you know, if they've got the science, they
Speaker 1: know the real issues. You know. It's like no different
Speaker 1: than Mark Levin. Mark Levinn had a podcast, Will we
Speaker 1: fucking listened to it? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: The only audience he has now is boomers watching him
Speaker 2: on Fox News Because I mean.
Speaker 1: That's what's on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, well it's it's what boomers watch. You go
Speaker 2: to a boomers I'd be willing to bet that if
Speaker 2: you if you just randomly chose, you know, in a
Speaker 2: red area, like twenty boomer houses, fifteen to sixteen of them,
Speaker 2: if you walk, if you just showed up, Fox News
Speaker 2: would be on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, very true, very true.
Speaker 2: That's how's that's why every boomer in the country knows
Speaker 2: that we've been that Iran has been at war with
Speaker 2: us for forty seven years.
Speaker 3: I've seen it where it just plays in the background.
Speaker 3: They just leave it on all the time, even when
Speaker 3: they're not watching it. It's like their soundtrack of their
Speaker 3: life is just this propagandizing BS all the time. And
Speaker 3: it's like, well, no, wonder you think such stupid things,
Speaker 3: like you're just you're you're propagandizing yourself by never never
Speaker 3: tearning it off, never having it off, even when you're
Speaker 3: cooking dinner or whatever. And it's it's a really weird
Speaker 3: kind of development that I've seen with like as they
Speaker 3: get older, they seem to get more hooked on the
Speaker 3: TV and like less engaged in the world and more
Speaker 3: just engaged in this slot boomerism, which is really weird
Speaker 3: to me. I think I would think it would go
Speaker 3: opposite when you get older, but I.
Speaker 2: Think it it convinces them that they're informed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's very true. M hmm. I think I
Speaker 1: think one of the most positive developments I ever had
Speaker 1: in my life was I stopped watching TV across the
Speaker 1: entire board, Like don't watch any of the streaming services
Speaker 1: ever watched, like the slop that you know, critical drinker
Speaker 1: somebody's always complaining about right now is like vocal Fide
Speaker 1: or something like. I haven't watched any like new TV
Speaker 1: series or anything on TV like coming coming up on
Speaker 1: like seven or eight years at this point. Well, I
Speaker 1: have like a big screen TV hooked up to a
Speaker 1: DVD player, so I can watch like old movies, and
Speaker 1: that's like all I have, you know, I know, I
Speaker 1: barely even watch sports. Like I'll go over to like
Speaker 1: a friend's house and I'll like, you know, watch like
Speaker 1: the sports ball or something, and it's like a big
Speaker 1: game on. But it's like a totally different world. Man,
Speaker 1: Like I see like commercials on there. I was like,
Speaker 1: what the fuck they really you know, it's still like
Speaker 1: a commercial for a movie is like, what what there's
Speaker 1: there's movies out right now. You know, it's just like
Speaker 1: these people are living on mars Man. Oh so, and
Speaker 1: and you can see it, you know, in the same
Speaker 1: way that we we're talking about, you know, the the
Speaker 1: Fox News Conservative basically. You know, you see how there
Speaker 1: are still people walking around with masks today, and I
Speaker 1: guarantee you it's just because they're They're no different than
Speaker 1: the people watching MSNBC. You know, They're just have a
Speaker 1: different kind. So yeah, anyway, but back to like the
Speaker 1: actual issue at hand here, I mean, yeah, this really
Speaker 1: is something that I was excited for when the administration
Speaker 1: was you know, first getting uh, you know things rolling
Speaker 1: in the opening days. I was like, huh, you know
Speaker 1: what the you know, a foolish me. I thought that
Speaker 1: this might be one of the things where we might
Speaker 1: actually be able to make the make the most degree
Speaker 1: of ground with is something like you know, fixing America's
Speaker 1: food supply, you know, fixing the drug epidemic and ticket
Speaker 1: psychologists and the whole quote unquote mental health industry to
Speaker 1: task by getting everybody drugged up on ssryes. The fact
Speaker 1: that literally every single woman in this country. The second
Speaker 1: that she turns fourteen is put on birth control now, like,
Speaker 1: which you can't tell me is like good for people?
Speaker 1: You know, I thought we'd actually be able to make
Speaker 1: some ground on this one, but yeah, I mean, it
Speaker 1: just seems like that institution too, has just rotten to
Speaker 1: the absolute core. You know, we're seeing clips again of
Speaker 1: Red Cross. It's funneling migrants over the border of Morocco
Speaker 1: and Spain. And now, just do you guys remember the
Speaker 1: the issues we were having during Hurricane Helene and everything
Speaker 1: where the Red Cross was refusing to hand out life
Speaker 1: giving aid to people based on their race. It's just, man,
Speaker 1: oh man, it's just that there's not a single institution
Speaker 1: in this country that isn't just completely rotten to the core.
Speaker 1: Which is it? Just it just shows you the scope
Speaker 1: of the problem that we actually have to deal with.
Speaker 3: When you can't agree on people that your citizens should
Speaker 3: be healthy, you have a major problem, right, Like, that's
Speaker 3: the bottom line. And I think there's one of the
Speaker 3: easiest issues. So many people in California, almost everyone agrees
Speaker 3: on the healthy food issue and these things from right
Speaker 3: and left, and yet you still can't make any headway
Speaker 3: into these entrench bureaucracies and management systems and corporate elites
Speaker 3: that run it all. It's it's, it's it's frustrating to see,
Speaker 3: especially when you just look at ingredients on anything and
Speaker 3: it's just you can't pronounce half the words. You don't
Speaker 3: know what the chemicals are. And then they tell you, oh, well,
Speaker 3: go buy food that's cheap, or go buy the healthy food,
Speaker 3: and then it's like ten times a price. But we'll
Speaker 3: get to that when we talk about burritos.
Speaker 1: I guess yeah, we'll definitely get to that. But you know,
Speaker 1: deal those thing too is like I've mentioned this before
Speaker 1: in previous shows, but you know it is just so
Speaker 1: stark and thrown right in your face when you just
Speaker 1: go abroad, right. I mean like I was in France
Speaker 1: a couple I was in France a couple of years ago, right,
Speaker 1: and I really wanted to make sure you go into
Speaker 1: a McDonald's, so I get a picture of the Royal
Speaker 1: with cheese because I like pulp fiction. It's a funny movie.
Speaker 1: And I go there and I have the Royal with cheese,
Speaker 1: and you can just tell I'm like, wow, this is
Speaker 1: actually like real food here, you know. And then you
Speaker 1: come back to the States, it's like everything we have
Speaker 1: is slop, everything we have is poison all the way down. Well,
Speaker 1: and that used to actually be more of a lefty
Speaker 1: issue definitely when I was growing up, you know, the
Speaker 1: whole like farmer's market thing and you know, living off
Speaker 1: the land kind of stuff. And do you remember during
Speaker 1: the George W. Bush administration where the public schools were
Speaker 1: showing kids in the classroom like food ink And I
Speaker 1: remember that movie took some stabs. At the George W.
Speaker 1: Bush administration, it was like the same thing where they
Speaker 1: showed them God, what is that stupid Al Gore documentary
Speaker 1: that they showed us all the time? Inconvenient truth that
Speaker 1: that's that's what that was. It was like in the
Speaker 1: same vein as that, you know. But but now it's
Speaker 1: just so in front of everybody's face that Americans aren't healthy.
Speaker 1: It's not just because of people's life decisions, even though
Speaker 1: that is certainly a part of it. It's literally because
Speaker 1: we pump our people full of poison, and then when
Speaker 1: we're not pumping them through a poison, we pump them
Speaker 1: full of drugs. You know.
Speaker 2: You know, it's interesting. I was talking to Trevor Fitzgibbon.
Speaker 2: He was Assange's lawyer. We're talking privately, and he was
Speaker 2: telling me that like back in the day when I
Speaker 2: mean this was like in the eighties, when they would
Speaker 2: show up with like to protest like forest deforestation and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. You said, half the people that were
Speaker 2: there were right wingers with rifles. Yeah, I mean it.
Speaker 2: That was a conant, you know. You and I have
Speaker 2: done an episode on my show about that red hawk
Speaker 2: conservation is a right wing is a right wing position,
Speaker 2: always has.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely has for sure. You know, I really hate
Speaker 1: this stuff. You know, this has been a rant I've
Speaker 1: had for years about where every single environmental issue, whether
Speaker 1: it's you know, clean water or forest fire management or poaching,
Speaker 1: wild game, wildlife management, anything like this is just completely
Speaker 1: even conquered by quote unquote climate change. Every single issue
Speaker 1: affecting the environment is climate change. We got Gretit Thomberg
Speaker 1: shoved in our faces everywhere you go or what have you.
Speaker 1: But and that actually has turned off a lot of
Speaker 1: right wingers, and I guarantee you like Fox News is
Speaker 1: probably to billion for a lot of us too. But
Speaker 1: it's like, you know, no, actually I don't think it's
Speaker 1: okay for Doug Burnham to try and sell off a
Speaker 1: bunch of public lands so we can start drilling oil
Speaker 1: fields on it. It's like, you know, I think it's
Speaker 1: pretty amazing that America has more wild spaces than anywhere
Speaker 1: else on the planet, and it is really important part
Speaker 1: of our American spirit that we actually maintain these places.
Speaker 1: We don't let drug dealers just form giant enclaves on
Speaker 1: these public land to grow their weed farms and engage
Speaker 1: in human trafficking. We don't just flutter national parks full
Speaker 1: of a bunch of Indians and Chinese people to show
Speaker 1: up and get ran over by bison and yellowstone. You know,
Speaker 1: I mean, no, we don't want this. How about we
Speaker 1: just have less people we need to drill in all
Speaker 1: of our oil fields in you know, Teddy Roosevelt National
Speaker 1: Park in North Dakota. How about we just deport one
Speaker 1: hundred million people. You know, maybe maybe our energy consumption
Speaker 1: doesn't need to be that high.
Speaker 2: It's amazing how it solves. It addresses every issue that
Speaker 2: we have that we're dealing with, every single one.
Speaker 1: Now they're so frustrating.
Speaker 2: Well, and.
Speaker 3: Just back to the land stuff. It really reminds me
Speaker 3: of like the stock stark contrast of like even in
Speaker 3: the Bible, right, you're supposed to be a steward of
Speaker 3: the land, not like strip mind the land. And it's
Speaker 3: like a basic concept that we've known for generations and centuries,
Speaker 3: and yet somehow in this way we've got pulled so
Speaker 3: far in the other direction that like land is a
Speaker 3: commodity and a commodity only, and it's really just talks
Speaker 3: about an unnatural ordering of society in the country for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, well again, like this is why, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have this discussion too when we get into
Speaker 1: the burrito discussion here in a second. But this is
Speaker 1: just obsession all the time with money and materialism and
Speaker 1: the GDP and the stock mart market and capitalism and
Speaker 1: all this stuff. It's just infected people's brains like a
Speaker 1: mind virus and a brainworm, you know. Is that we
Speaker 1: just see everything in dollars and cents, you know. The
Speaker 1: actual you know, material well being and the spiritual wellbeing
Speaker 1: of people in the country is based off of how
Speaker 1: good the stock market is doing today or how great
Speaker 1: the GDP is or something like this, you know, And
Speaker 1: it's just it kind of just it really just makes
Speaker 1: you sick really thinking about it. When you put it
Speaker 1: in in these terms. You know, it's like, oh, like,
Speaker 1: I see the the slopes of Yosemite National Park where
Speaker 1: John Mure stood, uh, you know, in this very famous photo,
Speaker 1: and be like, oh, do you know what this needs
Speaker 1: more Somali immigrants to increase the GDP.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's just sickening, man, it really is. So you know,
Speaker 1: but but hey, you know, so unfortunately, I'm it seems
Speaker 1: as though, uh, Secretary Kennedy again, it's not going to
Speaker 1: be able to get the punishment that he wants, you know,
Speaker 1: to be thrown upon Fauci, Dana Bash, the rest of
Speaker 1: these journals, everybody who has done this to our people
Speaker 1: throughout the whole COVID fiasco. And it seems like he's
Speaker 1: really not going to get very far with all the
Speaker 1: rest of the stuff that he wants to do, because
Speaker 1: you know, we got Monsanto and Tyson and all these
Speaker 1: giant food conglomerates who are just buying up all of
Speaker 1: our farms in our country now. And and this is
Speaker 1: like another big issue too, because you know, farming in
Speaker 1: the United States is heavily subsidized, and you definitely are
Speaker 1: going to run into a huge problem if you get
Speaker 1: into a situation where you want to downsize this thing,
Speaker 1: where we want to actually get back to growing real fruit,
Speaker 1: real food instead of this highly processed slop, Well if
Speaker 1: these subsidies go away, and that pretty much means that
Speaker 1: all of like the small farmers are basically get bought
Speaker 1: up by these giant conglomerates again too, So it's a
Speaker 1: really really tough issue. And yeah, up to all of
Speaker 1: this could be fixed, guys, just by voting a little
Speaker 1: bit harder. Okay, well, we'll definitely get into that too
Speaker 1: when we get into a separate topic here. But I
Speaker 1: don't want to just be a debbie downer on everything.
Speaker 1: I do have an interesting story that just came across
Speaker 1: my desk today. So a ruling that we have on
Speaker 1: the NFA National Firearms Act. So this is kind of cool, guys,
Speaker 1: So take a look at this. A federal judges ruled
Speaker 1: that the major portions of the National Firearms Act are
Speaker 1: unconstitutional after Congress eliminated certain taxes on suppressors, short brailed rifles,
Speaker 1: short brailed shotguns, and other covered firearms.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I mean, did I read this correctly? That
Speaker 2: it's only for GA members at this point, and but
Speaker 2: you're also at this point, what stor is going to
Speaker 2: take the chance? I mean, this, this still has a
Speaker 2: long way to go, but I mean we shouldn't have
Speaker 2: it an FA. I mean, it's just it doesn't make
Speaker 2: any sense. It was I mean, the whole suppressor thing
Speaker 2: was people were people back in the in the early
Speaker 2: twentieth century. We're using them to hunt and basically like
Speaker 2: just eliminate whole populations of animal from certain areas, and
Speaker 2: so they made it prohibitively expensive. I think two hundred
Speaker 2: dollars back then, you know, would be what today I
Speaker 2: mean talk thousands of dollars. So, I mean this is
Speaker 2: just a this is just something that was used as
Speaker 2: a bloodsheen against gun owners. I mean, what is the
Speaker 2: difference between a sixteen inch barrel and an eleven and
Speaker 2: a half inch barrel? I mean four and a half inches?
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, what's the difference. And all of
Speaker 2: us who have eleven and a half inch barrels put
Speaker 2: a five inch suppressor on it, so it immediately goes
Speaker 2: up to sixteen again. So it's like, yeah, it just
Speaker 2: it makes no sense whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you go to any gun rage or gun shop
Speaker 1: in the United States, and you are bound to run
Speaker 1: into a conversation you hear, you can overhear where somebody's
Speaker 1: talking about the absurd regulations of what classifies as a
Speaker 1: short barreled rifle and what doesn't you know it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: We all know this is nonsense. Okay, anybody who knows
Speaker 1: anything basically about guns goes to any gun shop and
Speaker 1: ask the question, people are gonna be like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: this is just ridiculous. You mean to tell me this
Speaker 1: is classified as a rifle and this isn't classified as
Speaker 1: a rifle, even though there the actual guns themselves are
Speaker 1: the same length front to back or what have you.
Speaker 1: It's it's always been nonsensical, it's always been ridiculous. And
Speaker 1: as it relates to the suppressor thing, right, I mean, like,
Speaker 1: you know, I've done hunting with suppressors recently. It's still
Speaker 1: way loud enough to be recognized as a gun shot,
Speaker 1: and you know, game are still gonna be running for
Speaker 1: the hills. I mean, it just saves your ears, that's
Speaker 1: all this is. You know, people have watched way too
Speaker 1: many Hollywood movies, have played way too many video games.
Speaker 1: You know, if you like sneaking up on somebody shooting
Speaker 1: a guy with the suppressor in the head and then
Speaker 1: like a guy six and a half feet to his
Speaker 1: right doesn't hear the shot. It's like, come on, dude, like,
Speaker 1: what are we talking about here? You know this this
Speaker 1: is just Holly would magic, you know us, you know,
Speaker 1: spinning over into real life. So yeah, I mean it's nice.
Speaker 1: This is like one of the few victories the right
Speaker 1: actually has had through definitely throughout the course of my lifetime.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, I think the amount of states
Speaker 1: that accept like reciprocity for concealed carries and like the
Speaker 1: low forties at this point, if not the high high thirties,
Speaker 1: so you know, most states you can go to in
Speaker 1: the country. You get your CPL in one state, and
Speaker 1: the rest of the states are going to recognize it.
Speaker 1: So I mean, this actually has been a win for
Speaker 1: the right throughout my lifetime. As gun rights are expanding,
Speaker 1: you don't even really see Democrat politicians even talking about
Speaker 1: this anymore. Kind of seems like a dead issue on
Speaker 1: that end. I think the last president I've really heard,
Speaker 1: or the last candidate I heard who really made a
Speaker 1: big stink out of this was that bato or lark
Speaker 1: guy down in Texas. But that was like in that's
Speaker 1: gonna be like almost ten years ago. Now, was that
Speaker 1: like twenty eighteen or something?
Speaker 2: So I mean, yeah, no one like you know, we
Speaker 2: had that shooting. There was a shooting in Swinton Falls,
Speaker 2: Idaho this past weekend, and nobody is making a stink
Speaker 2: out of it. That probably because it was white people
Speaker 2: who got who were getting killed. But you know, you
Speaker 2: and I have been shooting together, right, I mean we
Speaker 2: it's I mean, it's it's what America is. Yeah, going
Speaker 2: out into the woods and firing shots down range, and
Speaker 2: suppressors just make it. The way I look at it
Speaker 2: is what a suppressor, I can shoot longer because the
Speaker 2: you know, the the energy and the and the muzzle blast.
Speaker 2: I mean, it takes a toll on you after a while.
Speaker 2: I heard Clay Martin was talking the other day would
Speaker 2: Stormy about how like when you're doing like long range
Speaker 2: shooting with like a high powered rifle, about after about
Speaker 2: seventy rounds in a day, you're done. You can't even
Speaker 2: you can't even aim anymore. It takes a hole. It
Speaker 2: takes a toll on you. But I mean shooting suppressed,
Speaker 2: I can shoot for hours as as we proved.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly. I mean, like, you know, it's it's so
Speaker 1: crazy too, because like what is this going to like
Speaker 1: increase you know, crime apparently you know, like people use
Speaker 1: suppressors or what have you. Like, do you know how
Speaker 1: difficult it is to carry a gun that has a
Speaker 1: suppressor on it? Like, man, oh man, you know, try
Speaker 1: trying like holstering or can steal carrying you know, a
Speaker 1: weapon that's got a suppressor on it. Good luck, dude. No,
Speaker 1: I do not believe for a second that if we
Speaker 1: made these more accessible, the crime is going to have
Speaker 1: a huge optic. There's just no way, man. And you
Speaker 1: know what, here's the other thing too, is like I
Speaker 1: get turned off by going to indoor ranges. I refuse
Speaker 1: to go to them number one, because that's where all
Speaker 1: the fuds go. But number two, it's like you get
Speaker 1: into in a stall and a guy two stalls over
Speaker 1: is being like a twelve gage with slugs and like, okay,
Speaker 1: my ears are literally destroyed right now in this place,
Speaker 1: Like I feel the shockwave of you firing your gun
Speaker 1: and you know, like no, no, I'm not into this stuff, man,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go shoot outside and outside only you know
Speaker 1: at this point, so hey, but bring on the suppressors, man,
Speaker 1: have more people get them. And by and by the way,
Speaker 1: anyone in the chat who hasn't fired it before, I
Speaker 1: highly recommend it.
Speaker 2: Tons of fun and now and now we allow somebody
Speaker 2: who lives in one of the worst places for to
Speaker 2: be a gun owner to comment whatever he wants.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, yeah, uh yeah, so uh the whole off
Speaker 6: roster thing, and I mean, getting guns in California is crazy, right, uh.
Speaker 3: But what's also ridiculous is the increase of gun laws
Speaker 3: and the defending of civilians of taking away their weapons
Speaker 3: has just led to more crime and more people should
Speaker 3: getting shot. And when you go to San Francisco or
Speaker 3: l A and you go in these big cities and
Speaker 3: you see the absolute like dystopia they've become, it's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: they disarmed me, so I can do nothing about this,
Speaker 3: so I have to take it on. And you know,
Speaker 3: I never thought gun laws or anything but just trying
Speaker 3: to restrict it. But the more and more I see
Speaker 3: it in modern day, it's just like, oh, this was
Speaker 3: made so we couldn't fight back against the stuff, so
Speaker 3: we could defang it, not them saying anyone should do
Speaker 3: violence at all ever, but you can don't even have
Speaker 3: that option. And where states where you can open, where
Speaker 3: you have a lot easier laws to like conceal carry
Speaker 3: and stuff. You notice that when a shooter comes in
Speaker 3: and brings out a gun, they get a few shots
Speaker 3: off before they are pummeled with rounds themselves, And it
Speaker 3: would just makes logical sense. But even like the way
Speaker 3: concealed carry works at California with the sheriffs is you
Speaker 3: basically have to bribe them. For some counties, Steven get one,
Speaker 3: so if you're a political donator, you would get them,
Speaker 3: but then they would restrict civilians from getting any kind
Speaker 3: of concealed weapon permit. It's extremely difficult, and it's just
Speaker 3: like it's so nonsensical and corrupt in the way they
Speaker 3: do it that like, it's very frustrating, especially if you
Speaker 3: like to shoot, and I do enjoy shooting, and suppressors
Speaker 3: are really good, although I don't shoot them in California.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course not. Yeah. I mean, the last thing
Speaker 1: I'll say on this is that you know, we actually
Speaker 1: even kind of briefly mentioned it here when we were
Speaker 1: talking about COVID at the previous topic. But you know,
Speaker 1: one final thing I'll say in this one is like, listen, Okay,
Speaker 1: there's been a lot of talk throughout the last couple
Speaker 1: of years from our European brethren here talking about, you know,
Speaker 1: the Second Amendment hasn't prevented the actual spread of you know,
Speaker 1: anti white, anti whitism, or the tyranny of the United
Speaker 1: States government, hasn't stopped you know, the COVID outbreaks or
Speaker 1: what have you. And yeah, that absolutely all that is true.
Speaker 1: I think we can kind of firmly put to rest
Speaker 1: the argument that the Second Amendment prevent perfect protects us
Speaker 1: from government tyranny. I think that's just obviously not true
Speaker 1: at this point. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: I absolutely feel way way more comfortable having it, especially
Speaker 1: you know, given the fact that I've spent a lot
Speaker 1: of time in other foreign countries recently that have really
Speaker 1: big back crime problems and have no private gun ownership
Speaker 1: laws whatsoever. I absolutely feel way more comfortable living in
Speaker 1: a state where I could blow away Jamal if he
Speaker 1: tries to steal my bike. Yeah that's uh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think it's a great thing for us to have,
Speaker 1: and we absolutely should not give it up, even though
Speaker 1: it has actually not prevented us spreading the tyranny of
Speaker 1: government basically in any way whatsoever.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's that is another nice thing about living
Speaker 2: in an area where you're not going to get brought
Speaker 2: up on charges for when you know, Pooky tries to
Speaker 2: come through the door and you you ventilate him properly.
Speaker 2: But there are still places where people can have guns
Speaker 2: where if they use them against Pooky and his friends,
Speaker 2: they could get in a lot of trouble. So I
Speaker 2: mean just more you know, more problems, more problems. It
Speaker 2: needs to be solved.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. I mean the other thing too, I'll
Speaker 1: say on this as well, is that same time guys
Speaker 1: like the please be careful, please please don't be stupid,
Speaker 1: Please don't be you know, one of these like gung Bros.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, I watched like, you know, ten YouTube
Speaker 1: videos and now I'm like expert in self defense or
Speaker 1: what have you and want to get myself into various situations.
Speaker 1: It's like, I remember this topic was coming up recently
Speaker 1: with it, I really hate this, like streamer culture all
Speaker 1: across the board. As a matter of fact, I think
Speaker 1: like Twitch should just be like completely destroyed as far
Speaker 1: as I'm concerned. But there was like one of these
Speaker 1: extremer guys who just like walked up to people's faces,
Speaker 1: was dropping m bombs on them, and then when he
Speaker 1: got assaulted, he shot a guy in the face. And
Speaker 1: it's like, okay, dude, like, don't be this guy. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, you should be able to waste somebody
Speaker 1: who's assaulting you, but don't go walking around looking for
Speaker 1: fights or what have you. And then it could even
Speaker 1: be worse when you actually do do the right thing.
Speaker 1: In the case of that, I'm an Arbory guy. You
Speaker 1: guys remember that from a couple of years ago where
Speaker 1: three gold boys stopped a guy who was stealing tools
Speaker 1: out of a construction site and wasted him with a
Speaker 1: twelve gage. And now those guys are all spreading the
Speaker 1: rest of their lives in prison. Oh it's like, so
Speaker 1: even though our Second Amendment laws, you know, I'd rather
Speaker 1: have them, not that that is necessarily going to protect
Speaker 1: you from a jury of your peers, so to speak.
Speaker 1: All right, so any other final thoughts on that one? Guys, cool,
Speaker 1: we'll shoot on a head here, So why don't we
Speaker 1: take a look at another guy in the administration. Right now,
Speaker 1: let's turn our attention to DHS Secretary Mullen. I always
Speaker 1: want to call McK mullen or McK muffin or something
Speaker 1: when I see this, you know. But let's let's hear
Speaker 1: what he has to say. This is a apparently you
Speaker 1: know again, it's it's difficult to see or even know
Speaker 1: what to believe at this point with these reports coming
Speaker 1: from various you know outlets, But apparently he was actually
Speaker 1: prevented and silenced from giving interviews after this clip was
Speaker 1: circling about, so they put him on the mute list
Speaker 1: after this one, after he put his foot in his
Speaker 1: mouth with this clip. So let's hear possible.
Speaker 7: No, do you really need immigration reform? Yes, you do,
Speaker 7: But can we work with a system we have? Yes,
Speaker 7: we have naturalization ceremonies every single day in the United
Speaker 7: States that we're in that is, you know, federalgarment is open.
Speaker 7: We have hundreds of thousands of people. In fact, over
Speaker 7: we're real close to nine hundred thousand individuals that have
Speaker 7: been naturalized in the last twelve months. There's a legal
Speaker 7: system to go through. But if you choose not to
Speaker 7: even begin or not to change your status, and if
Speaker 7: you've been here twenty five years, I can't help you
Speaker 7: for that right. If you have a status change and
Speaker 7: you're working in your status change, so you you overstayed
Speaker 7: your visa, but you're going through the system to change
Speaker 7: your status because you got married and you've been married
Speaker 7: to Yes citizen for four years and you're going through
Speaker 7: the family visa system. You have no criminal history. You
Speaker 7: get picked up and you're in the court system and
Speaker 7: you've been showing up for your court dates, you're going
Speaker 7: to be released. You may get picked up, maybe detained,
Speaker 7: may go through that process, but you're going to get
Speaker 7: released because you've been showing up, you've been going to
Speaker 7: your court system. Your status is changing. If if you
Speaker 7: haven't done anything or you have a criminal background. If
Speaker 7: you have a criminal background or not making exceptions for you,
Speaker 7: there is no exceptions.
Speaker 1: There are zero exceptions.
Speaker 7: If you're over here, you committed a crime while you're
Speaker 7: inside the United States and you're naces in the United States,
Speaker 7: you're going home, there's no exceptions to that. If you're
Speaker 7: over here and you've overstayed your visa, you haven't changed
Speaker 7: your status, or you came in illegally, you haven't changed
Speaker 7: your status. You claimed the asylum and you have no
Speaker 7: asylum claim. There's nothing I do for you. It's the
Speaker 7: same thing if.
Speaker 1: So so many things to pick apart here. One of
Speaker 1: the things that I really do despise in the immigration
Speaker 1: debate as whole is this focus on Oh, you're focusing
Speaker 1: on the criminal as here. We want to remove the
Speaker 1: worst of the worst. Okay, if you're here and you've
Speaker 1: committed a crime, there's no mercy for you. We're getting
Speaker 1: rid of you, okay, just by you being in the
Speaker 1: United States, by being here legally, by overstaying a visa,
Speaker 1: by committing immigration fraud, by marrying somebody when your visa
Speaker 1: is overstate, you are a criminal. Motherfucker. Stop making this
Speaker 1: ridiculous distinction between people. It's like, every one of these
Speaker 1: people who are in this country is here illegally. You're
Speaker 1: in violation of a crime. Get rid of these people, Okay.
Speaker 1: Stop splitting hairs and saying, oh, well, you know, if
Speaker 1: you have a parking ticket or something that makes you
Speaker 1: a criminal, if you've been speeding, or if you're caught
Speaker 1: with a drum POSESSI or something, It's like, dude, I
Speaker 1: don't care if you've been here for four years. I
Speaker 1: don't care if you've been here for five years. I
Speaker 1: don't care if you've been here for twenty years and
Speaker 1: you've married somebody who's an American. Okay, We've been talking
Speaker 1: about this for years on this show now with a
Speaker 1: myriad of issues, whether it relates to rising healthcare costs,
Speaker 1: whether it relates to the cost of everyday products because
Speaker 1: our country is just overflowing with so many people, you know,
Speaker 1: whether it's our national park, so our energy consumption, whether
Speaker 1: it's things like groceries, the prices artificially brought up because
Speaker 1: of demand, same thing with housing. All these people say,
Speaker 1: we're not just focusing on the small percentage of people
Speaker 1: who are here in the United States illegally and you're
Speaker 1: here as immigrants, but they have committed violent crimes. It's like,
Speaker 1: what is it like five percent of people who are
Speaker 1: like violent offenders, you know, or something like that, by
Speaker 1: maybe more, who knows, Like the numbers are so difficult
Speaker 1: to actually find as to how many people are here already.
Speaker 1: So that's the first thing I want to say about this.
Speaker 1: It is just I hate this fucking weasel where the
Speaker 1: people are always talking about it's like, oh, we got
Speaker 1: to focus on the criminal aliens, Like, no, how may
Speaker 1: we just get rid of all of them? Dude, get
Speaker 1: rid of literally all of them.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, doesn't this nine hundred thousand number he
Speaker 2: threw out there pretty much cancel out anything that we've
Speaker 2: heard about deportations.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's the other thing too. I mean,
Speaker 1: I think it it's like, if we were charitable with
Speaker 1: the best interpretations and the best numbers that came out
Speaker 1: last year is that they deported and removed seven hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand people, and then they said they doubled
Speaker 1: that number with people who left of their own accord.
Speaker 1: So it's like, if we're being the most charitable, so
Speaker 1: they got rid of one hundred they got rid of
Speaker 1: one point five million people last year, and you naturalized
Speaker 1: nine hundred thousand. So it's like, okay, so we're net
Speaker 1: down four hundred thousand since the beginning of the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: and how many people did buy and let in around
Speaker 1: thirty million that we know of.
Speaker 2: Well, here, you know, here's another thing is yeah, I
Speaker 2: spoke to a great movie know this weekend, and we
Speaker 2: talked for a while, and yeah, not on the show.
Speaker 2: There's aded interview coming. This was a private conversation. All
Speaker 2: those people in the administration that you think are immigration hawks,
Speaker 2: they're not. They're politicians, they're actors. That's why he left,
Speaker 2: because he realized that none of these people are serious.
Speaker 2: All the names that you know, the names I'm not
Speaker 2: going to name check anyone for Bovino's sake, but all
Speaker 2: the names that you think, oh, yeah, that guy's based
Speaker 2: on Nope, Nope, they're politicians. They're just they're just saying
Speaker 2: what needs what they think people need to hear. And
Speaker 2: are there people on the ground who want deportations and
Speaker 2: who are trying to do their best, Absolutely, but they're
Speaker 2: all getting basically, every time they try to do something,
Speaker 2: someone steps in the way and it's I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: There's no plans to trust here and all. And I
Speaker 2: think what we said on our election I stream was
Speaker 2: all we wanted was deportations. That's it. And here we are.
Speaker 3: And when I must have missed the rally with Trump
Speaker 3: when he was running, when he said mass deportations but
Speaker 3: also mass naturalizations, I must have missed that one. But
Speaker 3: it's really disappointing. Even even if you can say some
Speaker 3: immigration number. And I guess this is what really frustrates
Speaker 3: me is seeing the people on our side of the
Speaker 3: aisle saying, Oh, we are doing it, or you just
Speaker 3: need to wait, or it's in the plans. And it's
Speaker 3: like mass deportations didn't mean closing the border and then
Speaker 3: slightly deporting criminals like it meant mass deportations. That's what
Speaker 3: we all knew, that's what we all signed up for,
Speaker 3: that's what we voted for. And they keep getting the
Speaker 3: rug pull to have them change the way they report
Speaker 3: the number, so they're now including like self deportations and
Speaker 3: the numbers and hiding what kind of numbers they're showing.
Speaker 3: It all speaks to like it's just.
Speaker 1: A con game.
Speaker 3: It always has been a con game, and it's going
Speaker 3: to keep playing it as long as people are still
Speaker 3: along to defend it. And that's what really gets me
Speaker 3: is so many people are defending no, you don't understand
Speaker 3: nast deportations are coming. And I think at this point
Speaker 3: it's we're not new in the administration.
Speaker 1: We've been here.
Speaker 3: If he had the political will, if the executive branch
Speaker 3: had the political will to do it, they would have
Speaker 3: done it. They didn't do it, and so thinking anything
Speaker 3: bigger is than coming in the future. I hope I'm wrong,
Speaker 3: but it to me, it's like doubtful that that's going
Speaker 3: to happen, and you just got to realize that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I think it's we said it at
Speaker 1: the time, and we were you know, yelled at and
Speaker 1: criticized and you know, screamed at from the rooftops by
Speaker 1: all manner of people. You know, when we had the
Speaker 1: very unpopular opinion shortly after the Minnesota showdown with the
Speaker 1: ANTIFA that this was a complete and total loss from
Speaker 1: the Trump administration. And I don't know how you could
Speaker 1: say anything other than that at this point. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: like the absolute peak and the absolute height of you know,
Speaker 1: the mass deportations is in the public eye, and they
Speaker 1: just took a complete back seat to it, and they
Speaker 1: basically capitulated in every way. We still have basically everybody
Speaker 1: who was out there protesting that is still out there
Speaker 1: on the streets. We've learned from this that they have
Speaker 1: had internal memos and internal you know, like taps on
Speaker 1: the shoulder saying hey, don't be so public with the
Speaker 1: deportations and told them down a little bit, we still
Speaker 1: aren't getting the massive, giant work rates raids that we
Speaker 1: actually really need to do. And you know, again, like
Speaker 1: even if you weren't going to go about and like
Speaker 1: do the physical okay, we're gonna go knock on every
Speaker 1: single door in this country and we're going to remove
Speaker 1: people and fling them over the southern border out of Trebuche. Right,
Speaker 1: even if you weren't going to do that, you could
Speaker 1: do other things that we've talked about on the show,
Speaker 1: where you just make it very, very difficult for these
Speaker 1: people to be here and just live in everyday life.
Speaker 1: English is the national language of the United States. We're
Speaker 1: not having other languages on any official documents or anything
Speaker 1: like this. We're cutting off all immigrants, illegal or legal
Speaker 1: or otherwise, all non United States citizens access to any
Speaker 1: government funding or spending whatsoever. No snap, no ppe loans,
Speaker 1: no mortgages, none of the shit. Okay, we could tax remittances,
Speaker 1: we can do all these kinds of things just to
Speaker 1: make it very unpleasant for people to be here, Okay,
Speaker 1: And they won't do it. And the chief reason why
Speaker 1: they won't do it is because they don't want the
Speaker 1: economy to crash. Well, they don't want people who are
Speaker 1: invested in keeping wages artificially low and housing artificially high,
Speaker 1: in the stock market artificially high. That there's just too
Speaker 1: many interests here to actually do what needs to be
Speaker 1: done to fix the country. So no, again, we're like, basically,
Speaker 1: you know, when it comes down to all of like
Speaker 1: basically at the end, it's like, okay, so if we
Speaker 1: keep these numbers at pace, which I see no evidence
Speaker 1: to suggest that they're going to magically like ramp up
Speaker 1: after the midterms here or something. I don't think anybody
Speaker 1: is admitting at this point that the Republicans are going
Speaker 1: to somehow sweep and get into more positions of power
Speaker 1: than they are right now. You know, I think at
Speaker 1: this point everyone's just arguing over how bad it's going
Speaker 1: to be. So what like at the end of the
Speaker 1: Trump administration, we're gonna have a net like one million
Speaker 1: people have left the country. It's like, we all know
Speaker 1: it's not enough, man, we all know it's not enough.
Speaker 1: And it's like, yeah, it's great that some people in
Speaker 1: Ice have gotten some training on the ground of what
Speaker 1: it's like to actually be a part of some of
Speaker 1: these immigration and deportation raids. It's great that this issue
Speaker 1: has been in the national conversation more than it has
Speaker 1: been ever before, but this is just not enough. This
Speaker 1: is not what we wanted, This is not what we
Speaker 1: all know actually needs to be done to fix the situation.
Speaker 1: And we all know when the next Democrat comes back
Speaker 1: in charge, they're gonna ramp it up even worse than
Speaker 1: when Binding did. And we just got that ridiculous ruling
Speaker 1: from the Supreme Court upholding birthright citizenship. So it's like,
Speaker 1: what are we doing here? Man?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 3: If there's one one thing that I think this topic,
Speaker 3: especially for the people I talk to and the people
Speaker 3: really in support, one good thing to come out of
Speaker 3: it is I have a lot more people thinking Okay,
Speaker 3: no one's gonna save us. No one's coming to save us.
Speaker 3: There is no Mecca, super based caesar coming to take
Speaker 3: over this country and make it right. And in the end,
Speaker 3: like real power and politics plays out in the people,
Speaker 3: and if people aren't willing to take those actions and
Speaker 3: they're looking for someone else to save them, you're always
Speaker 3: going to kind of get this. So if there's one
Speaker 3: white pill I see, it's people being like, Okay, no
Speaker 3: one's coming to save me. I have to save myself.
Speaker 3: I have to start doing stuff to make my community better.
Speaker 3: And if the more people we can get to do that,
Speaker 3: the I think the better. We can actually create change
Speaker 3: on the ground. Yeah, it won't be nationally fixing anything,
Speaker 3: but we can fix our communities. We can start pushing
Speaker 3: harder on the local areas where we can actually make
Speaker 3: effort that takes manpower, that takes organization. So if there's
Speaker 3: one good thing from all this, I think there's a
Speaker 3: lot of enthusiasm from guys on our side with this administration.
Speaker 3: And whether you want to blame Trump or not, I
Speaker 3: don't really care what you do. The results are the results,
Speaker 3: and so a political answer that's going to come and
Speaker 3: just winning an election seems more and more unrealistic to people,
Speaker 3: which I think ultimately is a good thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, that for sure. I mean people are looking
Speaker 1: for alternatives more than ever, and that means some people
Speaker 1: are getting involved on the ground. I mean, yeah, everyone
Speaker 1: should be joining it in OJC chapter. You know, get
Speaker 1: with people in your local communities, man, because that really
Speaker 1: is where the future is going to be. This massive
Speaker 1: levia than that is the United States government. You know,
Speaker 1: it is losing credibility by the day, and it's very
Speaker 1: soon gonna start losing functionality by the day as well,
Speaker 1: just given the caliber people that they currently have running it.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, get active, fellas, get active in
Speaker 1: your area. There really is no excuse at this point.
Speaker 1: I mean, one of the things I've really realized more
Speaker 1: than anything else over the last couple of years is
Speaker 1: that we basically literally have to build everything ourselves. There
Speaker 1: is there is no like going in and taking over
Speaker 1: these legacy institutions or what have you, especially at the
Speaker 1: federal level. It just cannot be done. You know, there
Speaker 1: is just this massive like rats Nest Gordian knot that
Speaker 1: just needs a sword to come in and cut it.
Speaker 1: And that sword is just going to be a new institution,
Speaker 1: something new. It's like there's no reforming the FBI. There's
Speaker 1: no going in there and gutting it or removing these
Speaker 1: people and making it somewhat functional. It's like the FBI
Speaker 1: simply is going to have to be replaced with something.
Speaker 1: And you know, unfortunately, just like everything else, I mean,
Speaker 1: it requires hard work and requires men to get together
Speaker 1: and form these new communities and these new organizations to
Speaker 1: eventually become something that will replace it. You know, the
Speaker 1: system is completely you know, Trump was our best shot
Speaker 1: to reform the system from the inside. And I think
Speaker 1: you're very fool if you know, you think like you
Speaker 1: know or whatever our reservations are about jad Vance or anybody.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, he's clearly the best shot we
Speaker 1: have going into twenty twenty eight. But I think you're
Speaker 1: very foolish to think that he's going to be able
Speaker 1: to go in there with the same kind of energy
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump had. I think that is rapidly waning,
Speaker 1: especially as Trump is reaching the highest levels of unpopularity
Speaker 1: he's ever had with this Iran war stuff. And I
Speaker 1: think I think jd Vance's chances of being elected the
Speaker 1: next president of the United States are basically going out
Speaker 1: by the day because he's going to have to defend
Speaker 1: this record. You know, they're they're going to stick it
Speaker 1: to them, They really are. You know, it's like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: this was what Trump's record was in the last bit
Speaker 1: of years of his presidency. How do you defend that?
Speaker 1: And it's like, what does Jade Vance do, like go
Speaker 1: in there and say, oh, actually this is uh, you know,
Speaker 1: not what I was in with the whole time. I
Speaker 1: wasn't down for this that It's like, well, you were
Speaker 1: on this podcast defending President Trump. I can see it now.
Speaker 1: I already am predicting what the debate stage is going
Speaker 1: to be like in two years.
Speaker 3: Up.
Speaker 2: You know, I will suggest a reading something for people
Speaker 2: to read. Vaklov Hobble is the Power of the Powerless.
Speaker 2: This is where we're going, and it's something people. I've
Speaker 2: I read it for the first time like six years
Speaker 2: ago during COVID, and it is it may help give
Speaker 2: you some ideas. Just put it that way. Backlov Hobble,
Speaker 2: The Power of the Powerless definitely a great read. I
Speaker 2: got to read, I got to reread.
Speaker 3: It, and if I could just sit on one thing
Speaker 3: you were saying, Red Hocken, when you're talking about building
Speaker 3: these institutions, and it sounds it sounds big, it sounds overwhelming,
Speaker 3: but like if you look at the history the people
Speaker 3: we are, our ancestors and what they built. The hospitals
Speaker 3: weren't built by government. It was built by people, orphanages,
Speaker 3: bearing widows, fire departments, like all this infrastructure started when
Speaker 3: people got together and organized it and did things. And
Speaker 3: never underestimate what well organized, smart intelligent white men can
Speaker 3: put together and get going without any help at all.
Speaker 3: And it's just we just have to stop stop believing
Speaker 3: in this myth that you need government to save you,
Speaker 3: because it won't be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I think this is to piggyback off
Speaker 1: of your point, Dennis. I think this is another point
Speaker 1: that we have these like memes that weasel into our brains,
Speaker 1: you know, throughout our childhood or throughout our entire lives,
Speaker 1: going through the education system, or just growing up in
Speaker 1: a country. You know. I really think, especially for millennials,
Speaker 1: I think that sometimes we don't really take stock and
Speaker 1: examine kind of just the you know, we're going to
Speaker 1: get into this DISCUSSI when we talk about these burritos
Speaker 1: in the second here, but just the actual living conditions
Speaker 1: of growing up in the age that we did in
Speaker 1: the United States, where you were constantly told as a
Speaker 1: white man that you're pathetic and you can't do anything,
Speaker 1: and you're the result of all the world's problems. I
Speaker 1: really do think that a lot of these memes weasel
Speaker 1: their way into our brains and lead us into an action,
Speaker 1: and it's like, well, dude, like the American man pacified
Speaker 1: an entire continent over a two hundred year period, and
Speaker 1: we had a race war basically with hostile you know,
Speaker 1: engines to conquer this place. Built every single institution from
Speaker 1: the ground up, constructed the tallest buildings the world had
Speaker 1: ever seen. We built the railroad across the country. We
Speaker 1: made the most prosperous nation ever. It's like we did that,
Speaker 1: our people did that. It wasn't immigrants, wasn't anybody else.
Speaker 1: It was white American men who did this. And we
Speaker 1: can do it again. You know, I'm constantly talking about
Speaker 1: this with people. It's like, listen here, like we are
Speaker 1: all we have, you know, you listening to the show,
Speaker 1: us on this panel, men of the OGC, we are
Speaker 1: all we have. And fortunately for us, that's enough. And
Speaker 1: then so all right, okay, everybody in the chat, buckle up.
Speaker 1: You know you came for your slop. You wanted your
Speaker 1: big story, you know, so here it is. We're going
Speaker 1: to serve it to you right on a Mexican platter. Okay,
Speaker 1: we got to discuss burrito gate here. You know, first
Speaker 1: of all, before we actually get into the nefarious characters
Speaker 1: here who have been pushing this stuff, I just want
Speaker 1: to say at the very front This is just like
Speaker 1: politics one oh one here, this is just terrible. You're
Speaker 1: going into midterms and you're trying to tell people that
Speaker 1: the you know, affordability crisis isn't real actually, and in fact,
Speaker 1: you guys are spoiled for expecting a country to have
Speaker 1: stable pricing. You know, it's like, this is just bad politics,
Speaker 1: This is just pathetic. This is fucking amateur hour here.
Speaker 1: It didn't work when Biden was in office and his
Speaker 1: press secretary, that fucking black chick I forget her name
Speaker 1: or whatever, came up there and tried to claim that
Speaker 1: like eggs. Do you guys remember leading up to the
Speaker 1: election where Donald Trump actually had a press conference where
Speaker 1: he had an entire sprawl of groceries behind him. At
Speaker 1: one of these press conferences, one of them was like
Speaker 1: a carton of eggs and had to sign over it.
Speaker 1: You know, we all know that prices are out of
Speaker 1: control in this country and they have been literally since
Speaker 1: I've been born. Basically, the prices are just completely out
Speaker 1: of control. But you know, and then we have the
Speaker 1: newest US match of economic data really related to the
Speaker 1: value of the United States dollar, and inflation is up
Speaker 1: twenty nine percent since twenty twenty, just like, this isn't normal.
Speaker 1: This isn't normal, guys. Okay, you know you're not supposed to, like,
Speaker 1: you're not supposed to live in a country where every
Speaker 1: ten years your currency, you know, is inflated away by
Speaker 1: almost one third. This isn't normal, okay, And I'm tired
Speaker 1: of people trying to tell me it's not. It's like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: you guys in your avocado toast and you guys, you know,
Speaker 1: are ordering door Dash and stuff, and that's why you
Speaker 1: can't afford a house. It's like, are you out of
Speaker 1: your fucking mind? How can you possibly spend like four
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars of your lifetime like ordering door Dash,
Speaker 1: Like there's just no way, there's absolutely no way that
Speaker 1: one that a human being could do this, and that's
Speaker 1: why they're not able to buy a home, Like come on.
Speaker 2: And yeah, you know the thing that I immediately thought when
Speaker 2: I saw Joel Berry this tweet, I don't believe him.
Speaker 2: I think he's lying. Oh yeah, yeah, he's lying. He's not.
Speaker 2: In another tweet, he said, oh yeah, well we take
Speaker 2: beans and you know, we we thicken up the meat
Speaker 2: by by putting beans into it bullshit. Bullshit. You made
Speaker 2: enough money at the at the Babbel, at the Jerusalem Bee,
Speaker 2: and now you're a producer for Jeremy Boring who has
Speaker 2: tons of money. Fuck you stop fucking lying. This guy's
Speaker 2: just a born liar.
Speaker 1: This is ridiculous. Like you can't even get like a
Speaker 1: twenty dollars meal at like fucking Chick fil a for
Speaker 1: one guy. You mean to tell me that your family
Speaker 1: of I think Joel Berry's got like three kids or not,
Speaker 1: he's got the family that he says it right here,
Speaker 1: So yeah, a family da for twenty bucks. Bull of
Speaker 1: fucking shit. Dude, bullshit, show me the receipts. There's no way.
Speaker 1: There's absolutely no way this is true. And I know
Speaker 1: this is true because, Okay, I'm a guy who's done
Speaker 1: airmittfasting for going on six years at this point, I
Speaker 1: have one big meal a day and one tiny ass
Speaker 1: meal in the morning before you know, I go into
Speaker 1: the office. You know, I have like a muffin in
Speaker 1: the morning and like a glass of milk basically, and
Speaker 1: they have a huge meal at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: And I've been doing this for years, okay, and for me,
Speaker 1: one guy living on that Okay, I spend between like
Speaker 1: eighty and one hundred and forty dollars a week on groceries. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's just like me, one person. Okay. I can't imagine
Speaker 1: what it was like. As a matter of fact, I
Speaker 1: can't imagine this. I was talking to a friend of
Speaker 1: ours today, Pete, who has a family of seven, okay,
Speaker 1: and he was talking about the budget that he sets
Speaker 1: aside for groceries for his family of seven is one
Speaker 1: thousand to twelve hundred dollars a month. Okay. And if
Speaker 1: we are to do you know, basic, very very basic
Speaker 1: stuff like Dave Ramsey, you know, financial planning kind of
Speaker 1: deal here, Okay, ten percent of your budget is supposed
Speaker 1: to be for food and stuff like that. Okay. So
Speaker 1: if we extrapolate you know, one thousand or twelve hundred
Speaker 1: dollars a month, okay, and pull that out over an
Speaker 1: entire year, that means ten percent of a one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty grand like income. Okay, it's going to food.
Speaker 1: It's like something's wrong there telling me right now. I mean,
Speaker 1: we brought up that study recently a couple of weeks back,
Speaker 1: or maybe a couple of months back, that the actually
Speaker 1: the true, like middle class wages if you were to
Speaker 1: you know, take in account all the various other things
Speaker 1: like inflation, rising costs, you stagnant wages and everything, like, really,
Speaker 1: actually to be middle class in the United States the
Speaker 1: same extent middle class was forty years ago. You need
Speaker 1: to be making like three hundred thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 1: It's like this this illusion of like, oh, you need
Speaker 1: to make one hundred k. That's firmly middle class. It's like,
Speaker 1: I don't believe you. I don't believe you at this point,
Speaker 1: not at all.
Speaker 3: And you know, I agree with Pete Joel's insincere at
Speaker 3: the very least, right. And this came out out with
Speaker 3: a bunch of different messages about the prices aren't really
Speaker 3: that high, right, So seems very coordinated to me that
Speaker 3: all my whole timeline filled with telling me I'm lazy
Speaker 3: and that's why my prices are high and not inflation.
Speaker 3: And if you're just looking at it from like if
Speaker 3: this out we're playing politics, like this is really bad politics.
Speaker 3: Like you were saying in the beginning, like I saw
Speaker 3: one guy. I'll leave them nameless, but y'all know the
Speaker 3: one eyed bastard he said you're a communist if you
Speaker 3: care about the price of like what things cost, Like
Speaker 3: how ridiculous and like unaware you of like an average
Speaker 3: person and what they live of course, the price of food,
Speaker 3: the price of gas, all these things they impact your family,
Speaker 3: how you live, what you can do, and to like
Speaker 3: try to convince them that, like, no, the numbers you
Speaker 3: see aren't real actually and it's actually just because you
Speaker 3: need to learn to live, you know more economically. Is
Speaker 3: so disingenuous, but it's also terrible politics, Like you want
Speaker 3: people to hope for you, yet your solution to them
Speaker 3: is to shame them and tell them, no, prices aren't high.
Speaker 3: You're delusional and actually you're just a bad person or
Speaker 3: you're you know, irresponsible, and you young people need to
Speaker 3: pull yourself up by bootstraps.
Speaker 1: Like that never works on.
Speaker 3: A political level. If this is what I think it is,
Speaker 3: which is like coordinating messaging to try to defeat the
Speaker 3: narrative that prices have gone up for the midterms, and
Speaker 3: it just pour politics and just it really makes you
Speaker 3: see how the regime, the regime is like politics are
Speaker 3: just they're losing any kind of traction with any kind
Speaker 3: of normal person who's not just inculcated by their doctrine
Speaker 3: and bought news and boomerism.
Speaker 1: It's like the stock market is reaching all time highs
Speaker 1: with inflated dollars, so therefore there actually are no price
Speaker 1: increases at the grocery store, or there's no price increases
Speaker 1: in gas with this retarded war that we started for Israel.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the most major choke points in
Speaker 1: the entire world for oil hasn't had routine shipping through
Speaker 1: it in over six months now, and gas prices have
Speaker 1: gone up well over a dollar everywhere across the country
Speaker 1: and are continuing to rise. Mind you, our strategic oil
Speaker 1: reserves are being depleted by the day just to prevent
Speaker 1: the absolute skyrocketing prices of oil and gasoline. It's like
Speaker 1: eventually the chickens are going to come home to roost
Speaker 1: on that front too, and we can't really last much
Speaker 1: longer on that one, in addition to the fact that
Speaker 1: we're running low on stockpiles of long range missiles. But
Speaker 1: you know, I don't want to turn this into Iran
Speaker 1: more discussion here, but yeah, this is just ridiculous, man.
Speaker 1: This is absolute clown world that you know, really what
Speaker 1: this is? Okay, is that one of the other arguments
Speaker 1: that I really despise that older conservatives will throw against
Speaker 1: young people who help. It's just so ridiculous. Like for
Speaker 1: years conservatives are talking about, you know, we need to
Speaker 1: get ways to appeal to young people, we need to
Speaker 1: get young people to appear in all these conservative events.
Speaker 1: All we have is a bunch of old heads here
Speaker 1: or what have you. And then you just like spit
Speaker 1: in their face when they bring up very real economic
Speaker 1: issues that they have, especially as it relates to young men.
Speaker 1: For one big issue, which is courtship and finding a
Speaker 1: wife and finding families. Okay, like when you prefer women
Speaker 1: in the workforce and women are now earning men, and
Speaker 1: women are the ones who are buying homes more than men,
Speaker 1: and we all know this just simply from like the
Speaker 1: dating markets and also how women are wired. It's like
Speaker 1: women aren't attracted to men who make less than them. Okay,
Speaker 1: So if you want to talk about family formation and
Speaker 1: people having kids and people going to church and all
Speaker 1: this stuff, it's like, don't like throw this shit in
Speaker 1: their face when it's obviously a very real problem for people. No,
Speaker 1: And you could just like show something in the most
Speaker 1: easy sense possible. Okay. I remember when I was in college,
Speaker 1: and when I was in high school and all throughout
Speaker 1: growing up. What was the commercial on TV? Five dollars
Speaker 1: foot longs from subway. Okay, what a fucking joke. If
Speaker 1: you were to walk into that store now today, they're
Speaker 1: probably like ten bucks. Man, absolutely, show man, you're trying
Speaker 1: to tell me that things are cheaper.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we mostly at home when I lived and I
Speaker 2: lived in Atlanta, I used to go to steak Shack
Speaker 2: every once in a while. And I think the last
Speaker 2: time I went was like twenty twenty one, and it
Speaker 2: was like for a burger, for a double burger and
Speaker 2: fries and the soda times two. It was like twenty
Speaker 2: three twenty four bucks. It just happened to stumble into
Speaker 2: a steak shack this past weekend, first time I've been
Speaker 2: in there a long time. That was that was fifty dollars.
Speaker 2: That's basically a fast food place.
Speaker 1: Crazy. It was, how's that? How's a young man specific
Speaker 1: a girl on a date, you know, to a restaurant
Speaker 1: if he's paying two hundred bucks a pop every single day?
Speaker 2: It's like, come on, well, well, you know what the
Speaker 2: cheapest restaurants around are actually Mexican places and Chinese places,
Speaker 2: So basically you have to freakin you can't even go
Speaker 2: to an American restaurant, an American owned restaurant.
Speaker 1: Here's here's the other thing too, that is under co
Speaker 1: this whole thing. It's very interesting that the discussion is
Speaker 1: centered around burritos as opposed to burgers. It really just
Speaker 1: shows you, you know, how like how infested we are
Speaker 1: with immigrants, that this is the discussion that people are having, right,
Speaker 1: you know. But the other thing too, that is, you know,
Speaker 1: the specter over this whole discussion is that, yeah, you're
Speaker 1: talking about like, oh, so you young man growing up
Speaker 1: in America, the most prosperous nation in the history of
Speaker 1: the world, the biggest military, with the most land, with
Speaker 1: the most natural resources. You know, the people who worked
Speaker 1: the hardest to give all of the stuff so I
Speaker 1: could leave this country in a better place when I
Speaker 1: found it. You think you are entitled to go to
Speaker 1: a store and get a burrito that doesn't cost twenty dollars.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? Of course, the systems rigged
Speaker 1: against you, Sarah. That's called just life. That's called being
Speaker 1: a hard worker, pulling yourself out by your bootstraps. You know,
Speaker 1: what do you think? Are you a title something? So yes,
Speaker 1: I am entitled. I'm an American. I live in the
Speaker 1: greatest place in the history of the world. I shouldn't
Speaker 1: have to be forced to live in a hovel like
Speaker 1: the fucking immigrants that we import into this country from
Speaker 1: their shitholes. Okay, it's the same thing with our wages
Speaker 1: not increasing. Okay. They want us to accept living like
Speaker 1: slaves from the Third World. They want us to work
Speaker 1: like Chinese and sweatshops for nothing. They want us to
Speaker 1: work like Mexicans. And then you wonder why everything goes
Speaker 1: to shit. You wonder why all the new housing is crap.
Speaker 1: You wonder why you go into a home depot and
Speaker 1: everything sucks. You wonder why all the products you buy
Speaker 1: are are completely broken and shatter apart every five minutes.
Speaker 1: And again, this is one of the things I wanted
Speaker 1: to bring up when we were having this discussion earlier.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, so many people get caught up in,
Speaker 1: you know, arguing over numbers on some of these issues,
Speaker 1: like things like, oh, you know, flat screen TVs and
Speaker 1: subscriptions to Netflix, and everybody has a computer in their
Speaker 1: house and you guys have access to video games everything
Speaker 1: like this, but just about like the overall degradation of
Speaker 1: growing up in the country that is infested with one
Speaker 1: hundred million foreigners. Okay, it's like all of your public
Speaker 1: places have been taken from you. Okay, basically, you can't
Speaker 1: go to a zoo, you can't go to an amusement park,
Speaker 1: you can't go to public places because there's some guy
Speaker 1: sitting around who's shooting up drugs. You know, the crime
Speaker 1: is out of control. Everything smells like weed. Nobody speaks
Speaker 1: your language. You can't go out into the restaurants and
Speaker 1: the bars anymore because it's infested with Now. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is definitely a scene that we were picking This
Speaker 1: is definitely something we were picking up in the in
Speaker 1: the red Pill scene that the pickup artist seen, you know,
Speaker 1: dating back to the mid twenty tens, that women would
Speaker 1: stop going to nightclubs because they didn't infested with Indians
Speaker 1: now and they're off putting. They just go up to
Speaker 1: them and just immediately start touching people. And it's like, okay, well,
Speaker 1: if the women aren't going to show up to the
Speaker 1: night clubs, and of course the men aren't going to
Speaker 1: show up now too, so that whole industry is gone.
Speaker 1: It was completely new because of COVID. Everywhere we go,
Speaker 1: like the white man is public enemy number one. Everyone
Speaker 1: is given preferential hiring over you. Everyone's giving preferential loans.
Speaker 1: Like just the actual you know, the just existing in
Speaker 1: the country. It's just so much more difficult than it
Speaker 1: used to be, you know, for people who grew up
Speaker 1: in a high trust society. Now it gets to you
Speaker 1: and I don't want to, you know, make this into
Speaker 1: a you know, like one of these gay like you know,
Speaker 1: therapy bro kind of things where it's like, oh man,
Speaker 1: woe is me kind of deal. But like, no, like seriously,
Speaker 1: the country isn't a shittier place, like both physically actually
Speaker 1: just by trash on the street, but also just the
Speaker 1: miasma that's in the air just going around places. Now
Speaker 1: everything sucks. Everything's broken. There's no recourse on anything. You
Speaker 1: call up your internet provider and complain about the fact
Speaker 1: that you don't have access to high speed internet in
Speaker 1: the middle of a downtown area in the United States,
Speaker 1: and you know that all the other companies are exactly
Speaker 1: the same. You know, there's no point in switching. There's
Speaker 1: no point in complaining. You know, there's no real you know,
Speaker 1: quote unquote free market capitalism going on here where there's
Speaker 1: competition for a good, a reasonable good at a fair price.
Speaker 1: You know, there's none of that anywhere. All the airlines
Speaker 1: that are like this too, you like, they all treat
Speaker 1: you like shit, They all make their seats way tinier
Speaker 1: so they could pack in more people. Everything is just
Speaker 1: in shitified.
Speaker 3: And you know, the part that really gets me is
Speaker 3: this sounds exactly like the same kind of nonsense coming
Speaker 3: out of the Great Reset. You'll eat your bugs and
Speaker 3: you'll like it. It's the same kind of way. You'll
Speaker 3: live in your shitty home. You won't afford food, and
Speaker 3: you'll like it because we tell you that, like this
Speaker 3: is what you should live and this is it's actually
Speaker 3: not anything against you. Joel Berry had another tweet. I
Speaker 3: think it was about the system's not against you, it
Speaker 3: doesn't work this way, and all this stuff, it's just
Speaker 3: this total like siop every day to make you accept
Speaker 3: less than you know, what you're worth and what your
Speaker 3: country can be. And hopefully that these kind of things,
Speaker 3: they're so clowny that people are picking up on, Like, no,
Speaker 3: I don't have to accept this as the way we live.
Speaker 3: We're Americans, we are the city on the hill, So
Speaker 3: why don't we start acting like it and stop accepting
Speaker 3: table scraps from a regime that hates us.
Speaker 2: That sweet that Joel Berry put out was bad news.
Speaker 2: The system is rigged against you. It's rigged against everyone.
Speaker 2: It's called life. One of the one of the people
Speaker 2: in one of the group chats I'm in said, just
Speaker 2: screenshot that. And every time he posts about Israel and
Speaker 2: something bad with Israel, you know some oh poor israelis,
Speaker 2: just post that under it, Just post it that, Hey,
Speaker 2: bad news. Israelis systems rigged against you. It's rigged against everyone.
Speaker 2: It's called life.
Speaker 1: Exactly. They would never accept this argument for their pet
Speaker 1: issue ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought, I thought Roman helmet guy. Everybody who
Speaker 2: knows that account.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, he's a good account. He's funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had a good post today. He said. If
Speaker 2: I hear another boomer conservative bitching about gen Z ordering
Speaker 2: door dash, I'm gonna become a communist. It's true their
Speaker 2: grandparents always cooked homemade meals, but that's because grandma stayed
Speaker 2: at home and grandpa had a union job, and no
Speaker 2: one could reach him. After five, they had a house.
Speaker 2: They had a house with a full kitchen and three
Speaker 2: kids by twenty five. Meanwhile, half a gen Z men
Speaker 2: are forced to compete with the entire population in South
Speaker 2: America for some twelve hour long shift HVAC job that
Speaker 2: barely pays the rent. You're thirty, and no one cooks
Speaker 2: for them because they can't find any woman who'll marry
Speaker 2: them when they can't even afford a starter home in
Speaker 2: the ghetto. The other half a gen z men are
Speaker 2: busting their ass competing with the entire populations of India
Speaker 2: and China for some seventy hour a week PowerPoint job
Speaker 2: that asks them for updates on the slides at three am.
Speaker 2: They can't find anyone to cook for them either, because
Speaker 2: every woman around them is convinced that being a mother
Speaker 2: and cooking for a man is beneath them. Because they're
Speaker 2: going to save the world when they become VP of
Speaker 2: Marketing at Megacore in twenty years.
Speaker 1: Banger tweet it belongs in a museum.
Speaker 2: Fucking I mean, it's just these fucking people are you know.
Speaker 2: And my parents were boomers and I suffered, I suffered
Speaker 2: their bullshit. You know, my whole life, same kind of bullshit,
Speaker 2: the kind of people who you know didn't do didn't
Speaker 2: They didn't do bad in life, but they didn't do
Speaker 2: good in life. And if you had and bitched about
Speaker 2: a ton of stuff, but if you bitched about something,
Speaker 2: oh look what we built? What did you build? Shut up?
Speaker 1: I really hate this like that. I don't know where
Speaker 1: this comes from. I really don't. Maybe somebody has written
Speaker 1: on this that I'm just not familiar with, but I
Speaker 1: do not understand where this comes from. Where boomer conservatives
Speaker 1: are constantly in competition with their kids to see who
Speaker 1: had it worse. It's just why, Like, how is this productive?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, there's a famous quote that like
Speaker 1: the old should only stick around long enough to assist
Speaker 1: the young, and the pyramid is just completely inverted in
Speaker 1: our society and it was just throwing shown in It
Speaker 1: was shown for everyone to see during COVID, where we
Speaker 1: shut down the entire world so people could live an
Speaker 1: extra couple of months. And it's like, you know, maybe
Speaker 1: we actually should have a healthy conversation about what it
Speaker 1: means to be, what it means to suffer, and what
Speaker 1: mortality is like, and what the afterlife is like and
Speaker 1: what I'm leaving for their next generation. It's why, like,
Speaker 1: you know, a person who should get nothing but praise
Speaker 1: in our seniores Johann Kurtz this book. Fuck, why am
Speaker 1: I forgetting it right now? Leaving a legacy? Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a that's the name of it. You know. It's just
Speaker 1: we just have such an unhealthy understanding of you know,
Speaker 1: getting into our next story right here about living historically. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, but that'll be nice tie in for what
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about next. But you know, does
Speaker 1: anybody else have anything to say on burrito Gate here? You?
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess one final thing I'll say is
Speaker 1: that I'm well, now we were talking about how I
Speaker 1: hope people aren't buying this argument. Well guess what, none
Speaker 1: of them are. You know, one person that I would
Speaker 1: recommend people listen to is my good friend Aaron Clary,
Speaker 1: who's been tracking this for a long time on his show.
Speaker 1: It's like the gen Z laying down generation, and you know,
Speaker 1: kudos to them. Honestly, you know, corporate America has been
Speaker 1: unacceptable for a very very long time for people, and
Speaker 1: I forget who Burden did a show with not too
Speaker 1: long ago. I had to go back and figure out
Speaker 1: his name. Maybe somebody in the chat will know off
Speaker 1: the top of their head. But he did the show
Speaker 1: maybe like three months ago or what have you. And
Speaker 1: it really struck me when he was having this conversation
Speaker 1: with this guy who was about your agep maybe a
Speaker 1: little bit older or something like a late gen X
Speaker 1: guy maybe or something I forget, but he was just like, no,
Speaker 1: I'm proud of gen Z. You know, corporate America sucked
Speaker 1: when I was in it, and I think it's interesting
Speaker 1: that these guys are trying to find alternatives. I wish
Speaker 1: I could have when I was at age, and that's
Speaker 1: just such a rare thing to hear from people these days,
Speaker 1: you know. I was like, yeah, you know, corporate America sucks.
Speaker 1: We all know it. The HR regime that we live
Speaker 1: under fucking blows. It's not healthy for anybody. Okay, we
Speaker 1: should be looking for alternatives, and we should be changing
Speaker 1: the way that people are actually working in this country.
Speaker 3: Oh, you know, it's actually the best time to do it.
Speaker 3: There's so many more options to break away from this
Speaker 3: normal corporate college root of like going through the system
Speaker 3: and just becoming a cog in the machine, and now
Speaker 3: with the Internet the way the thing's going, there are
Speaker 3: lots of opportunities to do this. I did it in
Speaker 3: my own life, which has been very helpful from getting
Speaker 3: out being a wage slave. And lots of people should
Speaker 3: be more focused on that, especially young men, on building
Speaker 3: that kind of sovereignty, because it's about the only way
Speaker 3: you can get any freedom left to escape the machine
Speaker 3: that's trying to pump you out to be a good
Speaker 3: worker and under the forty year old lesbian HR manager
Speaker 3: who's going to govern every speech you make and anything
Speaker 3: you say. And so one thing I'll say is lots
Speaker 3: of people within the OGC are working on this very thing.
Speaker 3: So if you're interested in doing this stuff, get with
Speaker 3: a group of men, especially the OGC, and start figuring
Speaker 3: this out, because you can change your whole life if
Speaker 3: you can break out of the system as much as
Speaker 3: as you can.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, join the ten ninety nine Master Race brothers,
Speaker 1: you know, do it? So Pete.
Speaker 2: Any final thoughts, Oh nothing that won't get us a
Speaker 2: shut down?
Speaker 1: Nice? All right, Well, we were touching on this. This
Speaker 1: is gonna be our last story that we're talking about tonight,
Speaker 1: but we were touching about on this with this story.
Speaker 1: But speaking of living historically, well, hey, you know, good
Speaker 1: friend of the show, Old Thomas Triple seven, Thomas Sear
Speaker 1: got a shot out on one of the largest podcasts
Speaker 1: in the world this week. Hey, why don't we show
Speaker 1: this clip real quick?
Speaker 8: For people to live historically, meaning to feel themselves as
Speaker 8: part of a chain of being that stretches back before
Speaker 8: they were born and will go on after they live,
Speaker 8: that that is actually something that is very dangerous and
Speaker 8: that is something to be broken down and destroyed. I'm
Speaker 8: writing a forward for a book. You know, this is
Speaker 8: I always tell people that you got to you got
Speaker 8: to read everything. You got to read stuff, even by
Speaker 8: people who you know, all your friends or maybe even
Speaker 8: you think of as you know, on the extreme side.
Speaker 8: I'm I'm reading the forward for a book on the
Speaker 8: Nuremberg System right now by an author, Thomas Sear, and
Speaker 8: it's you know, he's a he rocks his leather jacket
Speaker 8: with iron cross you know, patches on it walking around
Speaker 8: the streets to Chicago, right So, like most people would think, wow,
Speaker 8: that's a that's an extreme dude, and he kind of
Speaker 8: is in certain ways. But he's a dude who wakes
Speaker 8: up with a book in his face, goes to sleep
Speaker 8: with a book in his face, and reads the entire
Speaker 8: time in between. He's a good writer and a good
Speaker 8: researcher and just a very smart guy. He's worth reading.
Speaker 8: He's one of those guys who would not have been
Speaker 8: available to any of us to read until very recently.
Speaker 8: You know, it's one good thing that the internet has done.
Speaker 8: It's broken apart.
Speaker 2: That means in the Nurmberg system, what does that mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so, yeah, it's always nice to see a friend
Speaker 1: who definitely deserves such recognition getting a shout out like this.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the things that I want to
Speaker 1: stress in this conversation right now, and we've talked about
Speaker 1: this as it relates to getting involved locally, whether it's
Speaker 1: getting out of the rat race of the everyday you
Speaker 1: know slog of what it is to be a way
Speaker 1: journer in the United States today, or you know that
Speaker 1: the fact that so many of the institutions at the
Speaker 1: federal level are just completely unreformable and you have to
Speaker 1: get involved locally like this, you know, it really just
Speaker 1: has to stress that it's really important to have good
Speaker 1: friends and to understand what loyalty actually is. You know,
Speaker 1: we hear like this discussion all the time. It's like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: you've got to be loyal to Trump, but loyaled or
Speaker 1: Trump or what have you got to be loyal to
Speaker 1: the Republican Party or what have you. It's like, dude,
Speaker 1: like Donald Trump doesn't know my name, dal Trimp doesn't
Speaker 1: know like my history, my wants in my dice, wants
Speaker 1: and desires. We've never shook hands or what have you.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: And the other thing too, is like, you know, Thomas
Speaker 1: is my friend. Thomas and I disagree on all kinds
Speaker 1: of stuff, but like I'm not going to go and
Speaker 1: it'll like chimp out over it or something like this.
Speaker 1: Like he's my friend, he's been there for me when
Speaker 1: things are things matter. That's what's actually important here, not
Speaker 1: these like abstract terms when people try to graft loyalty
Speaker 1: onto something like ten thousand miles away from you. Like,
Speaker 1: loyalty is the people you spend your time with. Loyalty
Speaker 1: is the guys who look out for you when the
Speaker 1: going gets rough. That's what's actually important.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got to meet Thomas for the first time recently,
Speaker 3: and man, yeah I don't agree with everything he says,
Speaker 3: but the character of the person speaks louder than anything
Speaker 3: he has to say, although he has many smart things
Speaker 3: that have educated me so far and learning more about
Speaker 3: things I never knew about. But it was good to
Speaker 3: see him get shout out. But it was also a
Speaker 3: healthy reminder that he was immediately attacked and then banned
Speaker 3: from X, which really just hit the nail on the
Speaker 3: head about exactly where this censorship regime really is. And
Speaker 3: you know, the minute he gets a shout out on
Speaker 3: the biggest podcast out there and has a chance to
Speaker 3: really blow up, he's immediately censored and shut down, which
Speaker 3: was really unfortunate to see. But I love Thomas. I
Speaker 3: think he's a great guy and I'm honored to that
Speaker 3: I got the meme with him talk to him, and
Speaker 3: he's so down to earth. It's like one of those
Speaker 3: people you meet and you have listened to his podcast
Speaker 3: for years and you get to meet him in personally.
Speaker 3: He's just a more amazing guy than you could ever imagine.
Speaker 3: So I was happy to see him get a shout
Speaker 3: out and get that recognition he sorely deserves.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean I've I've had the pleasure of
Speaker 1: taking road trips across the country with Thomas on multiple occasions,
Speaker 1: and you know, it's it's amazing because you just get
Speaker 1: like it's like you can get your own private podcast. Basically.
Speaker 1: You know, he'll just go off like three hours not
Speaker 1: stop as we're driving across you know, the middle of
Speaker 1: the country, and they're like, oh, like should we stop
Speaker 1: for lunch? Oh yeah, we should probably do that. You know,
Speaker 1: it's a really really cool stuff and go ahead. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you have a bunch to say here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and never forget that when Darryl appeared on an
Speaker 2: Inquisition episode and what did he say his goal was?
Speaker 2: His goal was Tucker sends people to him, and he
Speaker 2: sends people to me and Thomas. I mean, he's playing
Speaker 2: a part. Let him cook. It was. You know. One
Speaker 2: of the things I pointed out about the episode was
Speaker 2: when when the Inevitable Jews spurging from the Jews and
Speaker 2: their and their shot was started about this it was
Speaker 2: definitely to try to take your attention away from the
Speaker 2: rest of the episode because basically what Daryl did in
Speaker 2: that episode was he gave a very plain English, water
Speaker 2: down version of the Nuremberg regime and living historically and
Speaker 2: the things that have been stolen from us, so that
Speaker 2: one group who gets to live historically because of World
Speaker 2: War Two. Yeah, I mean they they don't want you
Speaker 2: to listen to the rest of that episode because it
Speaker 2: explains how we got here, and you know, it's very
Speaker 2: important to to understand how we got here, the implications
Speaker 2: of of what what the Nuremberg regime has done to us,
Speaker 2: and you know it, I mean I had never seen
Speaker 2: anyone you know, that was as close as you're ever
Speaker 2: going to get to Thomas being on you know, being
Speaker 2: on Tucker because he Darrow went on there and just
Speaker 2: basically explained a lot of a lot of what Thomas
Speaker 2: was talking about the first episode he was ever on
Speaker 2: my show, just explaining our situation from a from a
Speaker 2: political standpoint, a metaphysical standpoint, from you know, what the
Speaker 2: zeitgeist is. So yeah, it was. It was beautiful to
Speaker 2: watch patted myself back on pat of myself on the
Speaker 2: back of a bunch of times. Probably broke my hand
Speaker 2: doing it, because I was the one who came up
Speaker 2: with the idea for Daryl to write the forward to it.
Speaker 2: And yeah, it was I enjoyed that. I enjoyed that
Speaker 2: a lot and I especially enjoyed the reaction to it.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the things that you could really tell,
Speaker 1: especially as a man, no the kinds of people that
Speaker 1: you should trust and the kinds of people you should
Speaker 1: be around, is you want to surround yourself with people
Speaker 1: who celebrate your success okay, and are petty about it,
Speaker 1: are trying to undercut you, are trying to weasel around
Speaker 1: and say things behind your back, or what have you.
Speaker 1: You know. Yeah, I'm I'm happy for Thomas that he
Speaker 1: got this big shout out. The man absolutely deserves it, Okay.
Speaker 1: But the other thing I want to stress on this
Speaker 1: as well is that the reactions that I saw to
Speaker 1: people who really should know better. Man and I saw
Speaker 1: some extremely shameful, short sighted behavior over the last couple
Speaker 1: of days from people who were criticizing that people always do.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 1: Seems like people just have a stick up their ass
Speaker 1: for Tucker Carlson and hard on for going after him, man,
Speaker 1: and I really just don't understand why. And it happens
Speaker 1: almost every single day now where somebody takes a forty
Speaker 1: five second clip of a two and a half hour
Speaker 1: Tucker Carlson episode, hosts it all over Twitter to an
Speaker 1: audience of people who also didn't watch the episode at all.
Speaker 1: And do you know who did this all the time?
Speaker 1: Was the left? The left would do this all the time.
Speaker 1: They would take clips of people outside of contacts, try
Speaker 1: and get people canceled, try and get people censored, go
Speaker 1: after people like this. And I'm just sitting here. I'm like,
Speaker 1: these are two guys who are giving a shout out
Speaker 1: to one of my friends. This is good, this is
Speaker 1: a good thing. My friend is getting recognition that he deserves.
Speaker 1: Here my you know, the center of people who I
Speaker 1: care about, right if we're talking about you know, Dumbar's
Speaker 1: number or what have you, it's like, yeah, Thomas is
Speaker 1: in that. It's very frustrating to me where people are
Speaker 1: getting into basically like the latest like Twitter craze or
Speaker 1: what have you, throwing people under the bus. They should
Speaker 1: really should know better, man. It's very very shameful behavior
Speaker 1: getting trapped up into these Twitter arguments with people. And
Speaker 1: really it was on display in this next thing that
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about right here, which was the
Speaker 1: stream that Tucker did yesterday, which now I gotta say,
Speaker 1: I don't think a lot of people knew what this
Speaker 1: was actually going to be. You know, we had this
Speaker 1: like announcement a couple of days in advance, you know
Speaker 1: what was going to actually be said in this episode
Speaker 1: that Tucker did yesterday. You know, it's like people are saying, oh,
Speaker 1: he's gonna announce a third party. And there was that
Speaker 1: picture that was going round of him and Thomas Massey
Speaker 1: and Marshleay, Taylor Green and a bunch of other people
Speaker 1: doing like our roundtable kind of deal. And Tucker basically
Speaker 1: just does a solo ninety minute broadcast yesterday listing out
Speaker 1: ten things that Americans really should be aspiring to what
Speaker 1: America really ought to be, And like, did really anybody
Speaker 1: disagree with any of these? You know, it's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: the first thing, American system should be fair. The same
Speaker 1: rules should apply to the presidents, federal agents, the elites class,
Speaker 1: just Jeffrey Epstein, who's impunity Carlson cast as emblematic of
Speaker 1: an Epstein class enriching themselves through corrupt system. Okay, I
Speaker 1: don't think anybody's going to disagree with that at all.
Speaker 1: It's obvious, obvious. It's part of the reason why we're
Speaker 1: here in the first place, is that we all know,
Speaker 1: you know, like when Nancy Pelosi performs better on the
Speaker 1: Stock Market Investing Index. To Warren Buffett, Okay, we know
Speaker 1: that system isn't fair. Okay, we see everywhere we go
Speaker 1: with Somali's frauding hundreds upon hundreds of millions, if not
Speaker 1: billions of dollars. We know that systems not fair. Okay,
Speaker 1: Moving on the next thing. Sovereign. Carlson claimed Israel pushed
Speaker 1: the United States in the Iran War. Well, the Trump
Speaker 1: administration literally said that so yes, through bribery or threat
Speaker 1: are both most likely, while describing foreign laboraying, corporate control, government,
Speaker 1: and high interest debt as forms of slavery. Again, obviously true.
Speaker 1: Can't talk about usury because that pissess officer people, as
Speaker 1: we know. But yeah, does anyone really think that American
Speaker 1: America as a country or the American people are sovereigns themselves.
Speaker 1: We just had this whole discussion about Burrito Gate here
Speaker 1: about how a large class of conservative pundits don't give
Speaker 1: a shit at all for some of the people who
Speaker 1: are most active coming up in their base about the
Speaker 1: economic woes that they're facing. Yeah, nobody agrees that America
Speaker 1: is sovereign as such. Obviously, something we should be behind.
Speaker 1: Productive America should rebuild farming, manufacturing, and craftsmanship while rejecting
Speaker 1: in an economy dominated by finance, real estate speculation, surveillance systems,
Speaker 1: and weapons. Again obviously true. This is something we were
Speaker 1: talking about in the twenty twenty four election cycle. The
Speaker 1: three things that the OGC was looking for most in
Speaker 1: that electric cycle was mass deportations, no foreign wars, energy independence,
Speaker 1: and reshoring of America. Everybody knows we should be building
Speaker 1: things here. We talked about this with Maha at the
Speaker 1: beginning of the episode, about how America's food is poisoned,
Speaker 1: about how everybody's on drugs. Obviously something we should all
Speaker 1: get behind. Beautiful number four, Carlson alleged that urban planners
Speaker 1: deliberately uglified American cities and portrayed brutalist architecture, graffiti, public
Speaker 1: drug use, and violent crime as deliberate attacks on the public.
Speaker 1: That's obviously true. We discussed two weeks ago on the
Speaker 1: show about flock cameras being put up everywhere, and actually
Speaker 1: crime is going up. If we have this great, big
Speaker 1: surveillance state that we live under, why is there a
Speaker 1: single migrant rapist in our country? Why is there single
Speaker 1: murder that goes unsolved. Why is there a single video
Speaker 1: of a black gangbanger in South Chicago with a fully
Speaker 1: automatic switchy on his glock. Why is that guy not
Speaker 1: in jail? Why is it that every single one of
Speaker 1: our urban centers, in urban cities looks worse than the
Speaker 1: Third World. We have homeless people everywhere, We have people
Speaker 1: shitting in the streets, We have drug use everywhere. That
Speaker 1: god awful looking presidential library that Barack Obama just constructed,
Speaker 1: it looks like fucking hell.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: We have some of the most beautiful land in the world,
Speaker 1: but we never create beautiful things. When was the last time,
Speaker 1: like a church was made with beautiful stained glass imagery?
Speaker 1: Healthy Number five Carlson embraced RFK Junior's food agenda, talked
Speaker 1: about that earlier on the show, called for a universal sobriety,
Speaker 1: and said widespread use of drugs such as xanax, adderall
Speaker 1: and SSRIs had left Americans half adult. Again, obviously true,
Speaker 1: I haven't added birth control into this as well, but
Speaker 1: Tucker didn't mention that. But it's still the root of
Speaker 1: the same issue. Okay, It's like, obviously true, Americans aren't healthy,
Speaker 1: not just related to their weight and other preventable diseases.
Speaker 1: But our people are just neurotic. You know, we're crazy.
Speaker 1: People are at each other's throats. You know, everybody's on edge
Speaker 1: all the time. Nobody's like relaxing anymore. I find it
Speaker 1: amazing when you know people can look on our Sunday
Speaker 1: shows that Charlemagne and myself are doing with our good
Speaker 1: friend mister Die, or we're streaming on Twitter or watching
Speaker 1: old movies together. And we watched nineteen seventy five Jaws
Speaker 1: recently and just seem like the ambient characters in the
Speaker 1: background of this waspy town in the nineteen seventies. It
Speaker 1: looks like I might as well be from Mars. That
Speaker 1: country just completely no longer exists. You know, a movie
Speaker 1: like that accidentally captures, you know, what life actually was
Speaker 1: like in that part of the country. And the movie
Speaker 1: isn't meant to be a period piece. It, lily was
Speaker 1: just supposed to be topical for the time it came out,
Speaker 1: but it accidentally has become like a time capsule in
Speaker 1: that way. Number six honest government officials should be punished
Speaker 1: for lying to citizens and most classified records, including the
Speaker 1: JFK assassination in nine to eleven should be opened again.
Speaker 1: Obviously true, we know all of our politicians lie. We
Speaker 1: know everybody everywhere at all times. Our journalists are lying,
Speaker 1: Our politicians are lying, our news stations are lying, our
Speaker 1: employers are lying. Everybody's just lying all the time. Obviously
Speaker 1: not good for people deep down into our core, into
Speaker 1: our soul. And I think the thing here that must
Speaker 1: be said the most is that you know we're halfway
Speaker 1: through this, Listen like this is an adult conversation. This
Speaker 1: is a legit you discussion of not just the actual
Speaker 1: physical state of the United States, but the actual spiritual
Speaker 1: state of what has been done to us and what's
Speaker 1: happened to our country since the Nuremberg regime, and what
Speaker 1: has been done to us and what actually needs to
Speaker 1: be done to fix it, and that it can't just
Speaker 1: be done by one election cycle or a couple executive orders.
Speaker 1: Our problem is run so much deeper than that. We
Speaker 1: have to have a complete revival of the American soul
Speaker 1: that has been beaten down for such a long long time.
Speaker 1: And that gets into this next point right here. Number seven.
Speaker 1: Optimistic Carlson argued that having children is a biological imperative
Speaker 1: and the foundation of long term thinking, while blaming aging
Speaker 1: and childless elites for policies that disregard future generations. I mean, again,
Speaker 1: we were just talking about this and one of the
Speaker 1: other stories we talked about tonight with the burrito gate
Speaker 1: stuff here is that you know, we're just going to
Speaker 1: toss aside legitimate concerns about rising education costs, rising costs
Speaker 1: of food, rising costs of housing, the degradation of the family,
Speaker 1: the degradation of the relationships between men and women. Now,
Speaker 1: is anybody really optimistic for the future. I mean, it
Speaker 1: seems to me like all the young people today are
Speaker 1: getting in on like cryptocurrency scams and stuff like this
Speaker 1: is the way to make it out of the rat race.
Speaker 1: That's not a sign of an optimist. Stick people. Everyone's
Speaker 1: talking about sports betting and all the ads you see
Speaker 1: her like for Calci for arresting Special Forces guys in
Speaker 1: the Venezuela raids because they made a two hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars bet on a gambling site. Because even our guys
Speaker 1: who are in our military aren't being paid enough. The
Speaker 1: spirit of American people is really tearing on the edge
Speaker 1: of a knife. Number eight wisdom. Schools should teach how
Speaker 1: the physical world actually works, and what he called unchanging
Speaker 1: facts about human nature, including innate differences between men and women.
Speaker 1: He also mentioned ray something there as well, rather than credentials,
Speaker 1: screens and technological fads. Again obviously true. You've covered it
Speaker 1: on the show dozens of times over the years of Oh,
Speaker 1: Southside Chicago infests more money into the schooling system than
Speaker 1: entire states. We're going to give a laptop and an
Speaker 1: iPod or an iPad to every single kid, and what
Speaker 1: do they do. They just go and pawn it off
Speaker 1: on the street for a quick bock. No, nobody is
Speaker 1: thinking to the long term sustainability of this place. Nobody's
Speaker 1: thinking about the land. Nobody's thinking about the people. Nobody's
Speaker 1: thinking about what their actions actually have and the great
Speaker 1: chain of being. We have boomers that are spending their
Speaker 1: millions upon millions of dollars on cruises every single year.
Speaker 1: I see it every year in my tax office. You know,
Speaker 1: number nine decent. The US should apologize and pay restitution
Speaker 1: for killing non combatants, reverse Trump's Department of War, rebrand,
Speaker 1: and stop funding allies that commit what Carlson called genocide.
Speaker 1: Siting is Yeah, it's obviously true. Now I've talked about
Speaker 1: this on previous shows that you know, it's just not
Speaker 1: good for our soul. Say what you will about you know,
Speaker 1: like if you want to quote unquote take sides you
Speaker 1: know in the Israel Goza conflict or what have you that, Oh, well,
Speaker 1: both these people are bad because I don't want either
Speaker 1: of them in my country or whatever it is that
Speaker 1: you're going to say. Now, I just don't think it's
Speaker 1: good for us as a people. It's not good for
Speaker 1: the human soul for my tax dollars to be spent
Speaker 1: on missiles that blow up small, small little girls in schools. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's just not good for us, no matter how you
Speaker 1: slice it well.
Speaker 2: And it's also it look white Europeans were never about
Speaker 2: slaughtering civilians. No, it does. It happen. It happens, but
Speaker 2: that's not the goal. And it just goes to show
Speaker 2: exactly how judaized we've become. If you're a person who's
Speaker 2: ever said, oh, just turn it into glass, just you know,
Speaker 2: kill them all, you've been judaized. You're no better than
Speaker 2: somebody who was just some Israeli who's calling for dropping,
Speaker 2: you know, for turning Gaza into glass to kill everyone there.
Speaker 2: You've just been judaized. You're not white anymore. You don't
Speaker 2: think like a white person anymore.
Speaker 1: This is never how white white Christians have waged war.
Speaker 1: It's never how we've done things. This is like when
Speaker 1: people talk about all the time, how they get you
Speaker 1: trapped into these various corruption rings at the highest level
Speaker 1: of government, like things with the Epstein stuff. Is that
Speaker 1: or colts, cults will do this behavior as well, or
Speaker 1: they get you to do something that is just so
Speaker 1: outside the norm or so evil or so norm of
Speaker 1: breaking that they have you locked in for forever, because
Speaker 1: now you're one of us. Now we've caught you. We've
Speaker 1: caught you getting a massage from a sixteen year old
Speaker 1: girl on a flight. We've got we've got you locked
Speaker 1: in for forever. You know, we've got we've got you
Speaker 1: now blowing up a school and then double tapping it
Speaker 1: with a Tomahawk missile, murdering thirty five young girls or
Speaker 1: whatever the number was. You know, they make you become them,
Speaker 1: and that's how they get you well number ten United.
Speaker 1: Carlson called for halting immigration until the effects of AI
Speaker 1: become clearer, ending benefits for undocumented immigrants and making English
Speaker 1: the sole language of federal documents and ballots. I mean again,
Speaker 1: obviously all this is true. You know, this is a
Speaker 1: conversation that was brought up recently when we celebrated the
Speaker 1: two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the United States, and
Speaker 1: people were contrasting that to the two hundredth anniversary of
Speaker 1: the United States, and just the countries are just complete
Speaker 1: night and day difference between each other. Now two hundred.
Speaker 1: Everybody was ecstatic. Everyone was happy. There were historical reenactments
Speaker 1: and plays and brigades and special events on TV, whole
Speaker 1: celebrations across the entire country celebrating our heritage and what
Speaker 1: we are because we were all one people and we're
Speaker 1: not that anymore. And we could see that. You know,
Speaker 1: we just had the primaries yesterday and we saw that
Speaker 1: abdual al Kaboom motherfucker win his primary in Michigan, for example.
Speaker 1: Does say one thing for a second that that guy
Speaker 1: is American? No, of course not, of course, not a
Speaker 1: guy who showed up five seconds ago, who barely speaks
Speaker 1: the language wants to import more of his brethren. That
Speaker 1: we're also ended up here because we started another useless
Speaker 1: war for Israel. By the way, there's more Muslims in
Speaker 1: the United States after nine eleven than before. How could
Speaker 1: that ever happen? How could that ever be allowed to occur?
Speaker 1: We're reporting people in their millions here when we're getting
Speaker 1: threats from all of our dude bros. Regardless if you
Speaker 1: think this is true or not that AI is going
Speaker 1: to take over all of our white collar jobs and
Speaker 1: we're still importing people. It's just common sense here, all
Speaker 1: ten of these right here. And this is what and
Speaker 1: this is really what I wanted to get to at
Speaker 1: the end of this year, is that it really just
Speaker 1: is such shameful and deceitful behavior that I've seen from
Speaker 1: so many people over the last twenty four hours since
Speaker 1: this came out, all basically for Twitter clips on like
Speaker 1: podcasts where they get like eight hundred viewers a piece. Now,
Speaker 1: it's just mind bodeling to me that you know you're
Speaker 1: going to lose your shit over something like this and
Speaker 1: make this about like, oh, starting a third party or something.
Speaker 1: Right here, It's like that wasn't the topic of this
Speaker 1: episode literally at all. There wasn't even a message, There
Speaker 1: wasn't even the start of saying a third party anywhere
Speaker 1: in that episode, and to make that, make that the
Speaker 1: summary of what this actually is, this adult conversation of
Speaker 1: what you know, ten very basic points that Americans should
Speaker 1: be able to get behind, especially people on the right
Speaker 1: who want to actually fix this country, and not just
Speaker 1: in a sense of you know, numbers on a screen,
Speaker 1: but the actual, everyday, lived experience of what it is
Speaker 1: to be an American. It's just unbelievable how people are
Speaker 1: going out against this. I don't know. I've done a
Speaker 1: lot of ranting here and a lot of conversation here gentlemen,
Speaker 1: sucking up all the air, but I wanted to get
Speaker 1: that off my chest here and thoughts gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Well, I think this is you know, Tucker's set in
Speaker 3: the narrative on a lot of these things right in
Speaker 3: set and towns, and I think this realignment of narrative
Speaker 3: to like a very basic I think almost if you're
Speaker 3: not politically crazy and you know, complete leftists, even people
Speaker 3: on who are more liberal can just look at this
Speaker 3: and agree with it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: It's so much like what you talk to in politics.
Speaker 3: So when you're talking about bad politics with blaming people
Speaker 3: on burrito prices or whatever nonsense, and here's actual common
Speaker 3: sense talking points that are way more about what America
Speaker 3: needs and what Americans want right instead of talking about
Speaker 3: all the nonsensical issues that always seem to be the
Speaker 3: discussions of election. And I actually, you know, I really
Speaker 3: I didn't expect anything from this. Tucker's not for us,
Speaker 3: like you guys have said many times, but I think
Speaker 3: there's a great podcast that I can send to anybody
Speaker 3: just like, listen to this and tell me it doesn't
Speaker 3: make sense, And any normy will say, like, yeah, this
Speaker 3: all kind of makes sense, even if they disagree with
Speaker 3: a point here or a point there. And I think
Speaker 3: reshaping the narrative to this and doing this in this
Speaker 3: way was actually a good way to like try to
Speaker 3: realign the narrative on what we should actually be talking
Speaker 3: about instead of being daily slaves to whatever slot gets
Speaker 3: pushed on the timeline each day and that driving the
Speaker 3: news cycle. So if it's effective, I hope it really works.
Speaker 3: And it's funny because a lot of people who use
Speaker 3: the Pannikins or the Black Pillars see something like this
Speaker 3: and go on the timeline all crazy and ignore what
Speaker 3: the actual point was and just make it out to
Speaker 3: whatever they need to be, which is really like trying
Speaker 3: to create panic over nothing, and that's what they're doing here,
Speaker 3: and it's so disingenuous, and it's like, actually, all this
Speaker 3: is really good, and more Americans should here this than
Speaker 3: ninety nine percent of the stuff they're listening to.
Speaker 2: Look, eighty to ninety percent of this could be anything
Speaker 2: Trump ran on eighty to ninety percent of it. But
Speaker 2: what what's happened? He's turned his back on much of it,
Speaker 2: and he's concentrated more on two Israel and Iran, And yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: the cognitive dissonance, I think is is going to hurt
Speaker 2: a lot of people because I don't know what the
Speaker 2: mid terms are going to be. I actually think it
Speaker 2: could go either way. I think that actually Republicans could
Speaker 2: actually win a lot of elections in the mid terms.
Speaker 2: But I mean, if the first two years, when you
Speaker 2: have both houses and you're not doing things that you
Speaker 2: were you were elected to do, why should we expect
Speaker 2: any different in the last two years? And then twenty
Speaker 2: twenty eight is you know, up in the air, you know,
Speaker 2: and you know, someone, please name me something that Trump
Speaker 2: has done since he's been in office that can't be
Speaker 2: reversed by a Democratic president in twenty twenty eight, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty nine. Nothing, It's all been through the stroke of
Speaker 2: a pen, so you know, I mean that's some people
Speaker 2: call that black pilling only because they are relying completely
Speaker 2: on Trump to destroy their enemies for them, save them.
Speaker 2: And this club was created in a Biden presidency because
Speaker 2: we knew that the system was broken. The fact that
Speaker 2: anyone associated with the club or you know that's in
Speaker 2: our in our sphere, changed their mind about the system
Speaker 2: being broken because Donald Trump got re elected really makes
Speaker 2: me question, what, like, what was your purpose for joining
Speaker 2: in the first place when you were just going to
Speaker 2: abandon the mission because somebody got elected who said they
Speaker 2: were going to do something which you're obviously not.
Speaker 1: Well, I think we've said all we need to say,
Speaker 1: but this one and get into the super chats because
Speaker 1: they are piling up tonight. But now if people people
Speaker 1: haven't watched that, I guess two episodes of Tucker Show
Speaker 1: this week now, the Darrell episode and the Yeah to
Speaker 1: ten points they just released last night, I would highly
Speaker 1: recommend that you do, so really would anyway. And the
Speaker 1: final thing I'll say as well, I was like, go
Speaker 1: to the old Glorid Club dot com. Find a chapter
Speaker 1: near you, man, there's new ones that are coming online
Speaker 1: almost every week. Now, Oh all right, let's get to
Speaker 1: the superchats, gentleman. It's been a good show tonight. Solid
Speaker 1: Snake nineteen sixty four, always the first guy behind enemy
Speaker 1: lines in his cardboard box to send us the first
Speaker 1: super chat. Thank you very much, sir, appreciate it for
Speaker 1: two bucks, he says, no time for a lengthy super chat,
Speaker 1: but salute a bunch of American flags and eagles. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you, Sarah. You are a real American for you Americans,
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. Next is sight Sound Siege for five
Speaker 1: dollars one cent super chat. I can always tell you
Speaker 1: know who's coming from Ryan Stones' chat just by the
Speaker 1: denominations that they sent for the super chats, so he says,
Speaker 1: for five dollars and one cent, he says, uh, sub
Speaker 1: ogc heyhawk, is there still value in newcomers like me
Speaker 1: going back over your old YouTube channel and Son of
Speaker 1: Orion substat content well as it relates to the YouTube channel.
Speaker 1: I basically shut down Man's Hour because I got pissed
Speaker 1: at YouTube for copyright striking me while I was playing
Speaker 1: a clip from a two thousand and six baseball game
Speaker 1: and Fox Sports decided to copyright strike me and I
Speaker 1: was like, this is ridiculous. This game is from almost
Speaker 1: twenty years ago at this point, and you are going
Speaker 1: to shut me down over this, which is clearly fair.
Speaker 1: Use like you know, so I just got pissed and
Speaker 1: you know, rage quinin basically like stopped doing it. So,
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, are there some fun episodes in there? Yeah,
Speaker 1: are a lot of them, like you know, everlasting and
Speaker 1: not very topical, eh, not too much as it relates
Speaker 1: to the Sun of Orion stuff. Well, stay watch this
Speaker 1: space because towards the end of this year there actually
Speaker 1: is going to be a very large project released on
Speaker 1: the Son of Orion substack, So watch this space. But
Speaker 1: for right now, I'd say, eh, probably not too much
Speaker 1: worth going back to it, as as much as I
Speaker 1: did have fun doing that. You know, everything has the
Speaker 1: time and a place. Yeah, Pete Budapest for five bucks,
Speaker 1: says Maga from Restoring the Republic to sorry, burritos are
Speaker 1: a luxury item in Israel needs a new war in
Speaker 1: half a decade? Man, what could have been? Yeah, man,
Speaker 1: what could have been? Indeed, oh, City breakdance dancer man,
Speaker 1: always a guy I'm looking forward to reading super chats from.
Speaker 1: And it has nothing to do with his excellent name,
Speaker 1: nothing to do with that at all. It has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with the fact he sends us five dollars either. No,
Speaker 1: it means so much for five bucks. Have to catch
Speaker 1: the stream tomorrow, gens. Hope you all have a great night. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you very much, sir. We appreciate it. Bobby Bob
Speaker 1: for twenty bucks, says, here's some burrito money. Nice. You
Speaker 1: guys are having good super jets tonight. That's funnyeah. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you, sir, Airmic Discourse for five bucks, donating my
Speaker 1: SSRI money to a better cause. People who don't hate
Speaker 1: me here here, thank you many you and Sushi for
Speaker 1: twenty bucks. The lockdowns had opened up my eyes to
Speaker 1: the facts that the average man does not want to
Speaker 1: be free, he wants to be safe. That politics is
Speaker 1: just us versus them, and the strong do what they
Speaker 1: want and the week do what they must. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: COVID will look up tons and tons and tons of people. Now,
Speaker 1: I mean again, I bring this up on this show
Speaker 1: frequently when we talk about COVID nineteen. But the stuff
Speaker 1: that happened during the years of COVID is more insane
Speaker 1: than everything Julius Caesar, Pulling Bonaparte, Hitler, Pinish, Franco. It's
Speaker 1: more insane than all of those people put together. What
Speaker 1: happened during the COVID years. Don't let people tell you
Speaker 1: that you know, you're looking for ridiculous solutions or what
Speaker 1: have you. It's like, dude, I lived through COVID. We
Speaker 1: literally stopped the world over over a cold that was
Speaker 1: manufactured in a lab, partially paid for with American tax dollars,
Speaker 1: and nobody got punished for it. People were told to
Speaker 1: leave their dying loved ones over nothing, couldn't have funerals.
Speaker 1: People are mentally broken psychotically. People lost their jobs that
Speaker 1: they'll never get back, lost marriages, friendships, families. Almost everybody
Speaker 1: in the entire world was affected by this in some way. Insane,
Speaker 1: complete insanity. Adrian Shepherd for two bucks says, hail the
Speaker 1: Redwood Society and hail the OGC. Salute. Well, thank you, sir,
Speaker 1: you are a real American. For you Americans, Yeah, and
Speaker 1: hail the Redwood Society. Ay, Dennis, you know you got
Speaker 1: some supporters in the chat tonight. I appreciate it. Always
Speaker 1: happy to have a fellow OGC brethren on the show.
Speaker 1: Pete Budapestz for ten bucks, he says. The more I live,
Speaker 1: the more I think the free market talkie points are
Speaker 1: a humiliation ritual. I can almost see the powers that
Speaker 1: be hysterically laughing at the clubs defending their enslavement. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, nope, the economy works for the people. This
Speaker 1: is just very very simple stuff here, all right. I
Speaker 1: mean like if the if the free market dictates that
Speaker 1: we should send all of our jobs to China, we
Speaker 1: don't make anything over here anymore, and all of our
Speaker 1: people are addled out on drugs than what uses the
Speaker 1: free market? This is just ridiculous. Moving on to seasider,
Speaker 1: who sends us ten bucks in a salute, as he
Speaker 1: does every week. Thank you, sir, you are a real American.
Speaker 1: For you Americans, Thank you, Skip. I'm two twenty. I
Speaker 1: haven't seen you around in a while. For twenty bucks,
Speaker 1: he says, couldn't catch the last of you. Oh, that's
Speaker 1: probably why couldn't catch the last few live great thumbnails always, yeah,
Speaker 1: we really do. I challenge anybody in the scene to
Speaker 1: have better thumbnails. Than we do. They don't, they can't
Speaker 1: salute the OGC. Well, thank you, sir, you are a
Speaker 1: real American.
Speaker 3: Three Americans.
Speaker 1: Wonderful Adrian Shepherd for ten bucks again back from my
Speaker 1: Midwest slash Mount Rushmore road trip. Oh that's cool. That's
Speaker 1: such a fun part of the country to drive through. Man,
Speaker 1: Like you're going across Nebraska and Kansas and eventually you
Speaker 1: get to that point in the Great Plains and the
Speaker 1: continent to divide where trees no longer grow and it's
Speaker 1: just endless waves of endless sites of amber, waves of grain.
Speaker 1: You know, really awesome stuff. You know, I've talked about
Speaker 1: this so many times. I've written many substack articles for
Speaker 1: the OGC Substack over the years about America can really
Speaker 1: only ever be experienced truly from the road. You know,
Speaker 1: you must drive, you must. It is central to the
Speaker 1: American experience. You know, we have every biome on the planet.
Speaker 1: Where the only country in the world where every recognized
Speaker 1: biome we have within our borders. We have everything here.
Speaker 1: We have planes, we have ins, we have boreal forests,
Speaker 1: we have ConfL forests, we have rainforests, we have coastlines,
Speaker 1: we have deserts, we have everything here. It is amazing
Speaker 1: nature's bounty and you absolutely should be driving across the country.
Speaker 1: So good for you, man. And those Black Hills of
Speaker 1: South Dakota are amazing some of my favorite part of
Speaker 1: the country. Great to get in touch with real America.
Speaker 1: But I saw way too many jeets. Yep, yep. Same.
Speaker 1: Despite the all people are Americans bullshit, I still enjoyed
Speaker 1: the greatness underneath. Yeah, absolutely, you know. Don't let it
Speaker 1: get to you man.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I was in Namath Cave National Park last year and yeah,
Speaker 1: I was very infuriated to see how many foreigners were there.
Speaker 1: And same thing when I go all over the place,
Speaker 1: whether I go to Zoo's amusement parks. I've mentioned this
Speaker 1: before in previous shows. I was up in Mackinaw Island
Speaker 1: in northern Michigan a couple of years ago, and yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just infested with foreigners everywhere you go. But try
Speaker 1: not to let it get to your man. No, our
Speaker 1: country really really is something to behold. Natural beauty is
Speaker 1: unlike anything else. Hammer Rain for ten Bucks gave us
Speaker 1: a great talk on preparingness recently, as Mike Shelby says,
Speaker 1: do your area study fellas Yeah, absolutely, good stuff is
Speaker 1: happening here at the OGC. You know, people give people
Speaker 1: give good talks. Let me tell you, all right, Sean
Speaker 1: Wiland of frequenter in the chat and always the first
Speaker 1: guy in the chat whenever we do one of our
Speaker 1: game slop streams, you know, he must have the notification
Speaker 1: bells set on like the loudest volume possible because he's
Speaker 1: always there in the chat number one telling us to
Speaker 1: fix our audio issues and number two make sure we
Speaker 1: save before our battles. And you too could be a
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Speaker 1: subscriber at the standing backing, standing by channel membership tier. So,
Speaker 1: mister Wiland says, boomers can only advocate for budget harder
Speaker 1: because they made all the money in their retirement accounts
Speaker 1: by slashing labor costs, reducing the earned income of everyone
Speaker 1: under fifty five years old. Yeah, that's certainly part of
Speaker 1: it's that's certainly part of But Balero three ninety three
Speaker 1: for ten bucks, I got a lot of super chatters tonight,
Speaker 1: Thank you guys. All Right, Millennials and gen z would
Speaker 1: accept the standardal loving of the average American in the
Speaker 1: nineteen seventies and earlier. Obviously, if they could have the
Speaker 1: same demographics in a country with pride and it's people. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's obviously true, Absolutely absolutely true. I think I
Speaker 1: think if you really pulled people and you know, really
Speaker 1: got down to grandulate detail, like somebody like Richard Barrett's
Speaker 1: you know, People's ponde or something, if they pulled somebody
Speaker 1: like this. I trust his polling on this. You know,
Speaker 1: if they said, like, would you give up like your
Speaker 1: Netflix and Amazon? You know, if you could just like
Speaker 1: be able to afford a house, and I think everybody
Speaker 1: would choose the house like every time. Well, I think
Speaker 1: that's just obviously true. Mm hmm, all right, let's see,
Speaker 1: uh moving on Lee Silver for five bucks. U fairly
Speaker 1: certain this current wave of demoralization is punishment for people
Speaker 1: noticing things in eighth nine. No coincidence. Gamergate happened shortly thereafter.
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, I mean it's been the same boom
Speaker 1: bus cycles literally since I've been born, well, with the
Speaker 1: dot com bubble, the Great financial Recession, COVID, this AI
Speaker 1: bubble is gonna pop soon. There's no way it won't,
Speaker 1: you know, Yeah, yeah, man, they just keep kicking the
Speaker 1: can down the road, hoping the grenade explodes in the
Speaker 1: next guy's hand, who picks it up. No, nobody takes responsibility.
Speaker 1: That should have been another one of Tucker's points, just responsibility. Well,
Speaker 1: Sean Wiland again for five bucks, says I'm mad as
Speaker 1: hell and I'm not going to take this anymore. Hell yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that's something we can all get behind, all right.
Speaker 1: Budaquet passed again for ten bucks. Look, the burrito discourse
Speaker 1: brings home the point that boomers don't actually want their
Speaker 1: kids to prosper. In fact, they sort of enjoy watching
Speaker 1: the young suffer because it feeds their egos. There's certainly
Speaker 1: a lot of people where it seems like that, you know. Uh,
Speaker 1: It's like, I remember some of the highlights coming out
Speaker 1: of the most recent Canadian elections where you got do
Speaker 1: you guys remember the pictures of the boomer protests outside
Speaker 1: and they were flipping off all the kids who were
Speaker 1: supporting the right wing candidate and they were supporting Carney
Speaker 1: and stuff. It's just like, just why why are people
Speaker 1: just not interested in the prosperity of their own kids.
Speaker 1: I really just don't get it. No, It's like in
Speaker 1: the obsession with like, oh, well everybody's got to have
Speaker 1: it just as bad as like I did, or something
Speaker 1: like that, like it's a competition. Now. It's just it's
Speaker 1: very bizarre, very very bizarre, and I don't know where
Speaker 1: it comes from.
Speaker 3: It's bizarre when you consider every generation before was totally
Speaker 3: committed to your kids living a.
Speaker 2: Better life than you did. That was the whole point.
Speaker 3: And now it's like this one generation so zog brain
Speaker 3: that they like hate their own kids.
Speaker 1: It's it's wild to me. Yeah, yeah, indeed, indeed brings
Speaker 1: me great sorrow, it really does. Balio three nine three
Speaker 1: for ten bucks. I didn't get a draft deferral in
Speaker 1: Vietnam and work my way through college that cost twenty
Speaker 1: five hundred dollars for all four years, just to listen
Speaker 1: to pay, just to pay off my children's student loans.
Speaker 1: They can work hard like I did. Yeah, ridiculous. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's see. No, I'm not grimmed from red hood for
Speaker 1: five bucks, says after my father's funeral, I think it'll
Speaker 1: be about time for me to finally join the OGC.
Speaker 1: Only issue is I'm a mutt. There won't be any
Speaker 1: qualms with that. It is up to uh, chapters and
Speaker 1: only like the OGC Central Committee has no place in
Speaker 1: you know, deciding what chapters like have admittances for people.
Speaker 1: So each chapter is entirely different or confederation model, so
Speaker 1: no local join your local agency chapter. No, that's all
Speaker 1: I gotta say.
Speaker 2: So Yeah, I always think I always think it's funny
Speaker 2: when like somebody, you know, some really feminine man on
Speaker 2: Twitter sees somebody from a chapter like you know, defend
Speaker 2: like the Iran attack, and they're like, oh, the OGC
Speaker 2: is captured. Man. It's like, no, that's somebody in a
Speaker 2: confederated chapter and that has nothing to do with OGC
Speaker 2: is their personal opinion. I mean it's it's so everybody,
Speaker 2: and it just goes to prove no one on the
Speaker 2: right wants to succeed. Yeah, there's definitely just they just
Speaker 2: want to tear down.
Speaker 1: Also, like I do have to say, like guys, we
Speaker 1: really do get some like the most shameful, like pathetic
Speaker 1: and like low IQ haters. We really do. It's like, guys,
Speaker 1: you can't even like do like five minutes of research
Speaker 1: before you start attacking us on something, you know, I
Speaker 1: just laugh, like what is this? What is going on?
Speaker 1: My favorite one all time still has to be. When
Speaker 1: somebody on Twitter accused me of bringing an unattractive woman
Speaker 1: to one of our events, I'm like, dude, our events
Speaker 1: are all male. What the hell are you talking about?
Speaker 1: It's like, what is going on here?
Speaker 2: People just make shit up, you know, and people want
Speaker 2: to People don't want because they can't organize anything, or
Speaker 2: they don't want to leave their fucking house or whatever.
Speaker 2: They want to see everybody else fail. They they're they're
Speaker 2: on Twitter, they're on social media, and they think social
Speaker 2: media is where they're going to win. They're gonna they're
Speaker 2: they're going to point out, you know, that everyone who
Speaker 2: disagrees with them as a jew. And that means that, hey,
Speaker 2: hey I'm winning. No, you're not doing ship. You're not
Speaker 2: doing ship. You're just a divisive piece of garbage. And yeah,
Speaker 2: we don't want you. Who don't want you?
Speaker 1: All right? Any moving on, and actually I think the
Speaker 1: final thing we got here is Missus Browning, our favorite
Speaker 1: Don Browning, the only woman who listens to this show.
Speaker 1: Send us a one old Glory Club gift membership. I
Speaker 1: think Grim from Red Hood got it. So there you go.
Speaker 1: You get to participate in our gaming streams. Too, mister Grimm,
Speaker 1: So there you go. All right, Well, thank you everyone
Speaker 1: for super giant tonight. This was a great show and
Speaker 1: talked about some heavy topics tonight. Pete, where can people
Speaker 1: find more of your stuff?
Speaker 2: You can show Pete subsect dot com. That's it.
Speaker 1: Awesome, awesome, And then Dennis, thank you for coming on, sir.
Speaker 1: Where would you like to direct people to?
Speaker 3: I would just like to tell everyone to check out
Speaker 3: the Redwood Society substack. They distributed us set it up.
Speaker 3: He's a member of our chapter. He writes there along
Speaker 3: with some of us chapter guys, and it's been really good.
Speaker 3: It's not political. It's actually just about self development, building
Speaker 3: your community. So I think it's got a lot of
Speaker 3: good tips on there. And then I just want to
Speaker 3: shout out the South Central og you see event going
Speaker 3: on this weekend. I'll be speaking there, and I'm super
Speaker 3: excited and very grateful for the chapters who put it on.
Speaker 3: They did amazing jobs. So super excited to get to
Speaker 3: see all my brothers again at another event so soon.
Speaker 1: All right, awesome, And the Redwood Society substack is linked
Speaker 1: in the description. And yes, good luck to everyone attending
Speaker 1: the South Central Forum. This weekend OGC events are always
Speaker 1: a great time and really are very white billing affairs.
Speaker 1: You know, I cannot recommend it enough for people to
Speaker 1: get out into real life and meet space, whether you
Speaker 1: go to one of our events or you just get
Speaker 1: in with a local chapter.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: I hear stories literally almost every day and nowt of
Speaker 1: how it has changed somebody's life for the better. And
Speaker 1: you know what, I can hold my head up high
Speaker 1: with knowing that because for all the hate and all
Speaker 1: the criticism we get online from the things we do, now,
Speaker 1: people like that have nothing like that to show for it.
Speaker 1: They really don't. No, So anyway, all right, for myself,
Speaker 1: I'll just direct people to uh, you know, I've mentioned
Speaker 1: it during the show, but go watch them Doctor D
Speaker 1: Cinema on Sundays usually at six o'clock Eastern, assuming we
Speaker 1: are on time and we're not late, and gay where
Speaker 1: mister d Charlemagne and myself are watching movies. And you know,
Speaker 1: we can do it on Twitter because there are no
Speaker 1: copyright laws and Twitter doesn't care, So be sure to
Speaker 1: tune into that. We always have a fun time with that.
Speaker 1: Check out the OGC substack. Check out the OGC website
Speaker 1: to find any chapters in your area, and then also
Speaker 1: be sure to check out American Spirits on Monday, Chapter
Speaker 1: House on Wednesday, and we'll be back here for another
Speaker 1: episode of Pony Express Radio next week. We'll see you
Speaker 1: guys then