Speaker 1: You know, I really gotta give credit this week. We
really do. In addition to having the best like theme
song and music in the entire sphere, our thumbnail game
is just out of control. It is awesome. This one
is a particularly good one. I mean, I've actually seen
some comments in the comments section before under previous streams,
people like who go back and talk about the amazing
thumbnails that we've had over the course of the show.
There's some really, really good ones. I was reminded this week,
in wake of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore
having its one year anniversary of collapsing, that one might
be an all time favorite of mine. That stream was
called a Bridge over the River d Ei. Yeah, yeah,
thank you, thank you in the background. So yeah, our
thumbnail game is really awesome. But we are back once
again for another exciting episode of Pony Express Radio. I
am joined as ever by mister Pete quandonez Hey Pete,
how are.
Speaker 2: You doing good? Doing good?
Speaker 1: All right? Sweet? And we got mister Raging Mandrel making
his return once again. How are you sir doing great? Thanks?
All right? And we have a first time guest on
Pony Express Radio is Kyle Matovic.
Speaker 2: How are you, Kyle? Excellent?
Speaker 3: I appreciate you guys having me on slowly but surely
dragged me out of libertarianism, not necessarily kicking the screen,
but definitely dragging me out of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's coming lung smoothly since you and I have
been talking over the last couple of years. So I'm
excited by the way your avatar looks really cool with
the colors coming out. We do a good job on
the show, I really do. I love thee so yeah,
looks sweet. It's not as good as King Pills whenever
he comes on. His avatar looks great. Yeah, he does
a good job with it. It was also kind of cool.
We were doing the dark Maga PFPS for a while.
We had good aesthetics on here. So alrighty, before we
get started, let us get through our shilling, so as always,
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get shredded on that one. I'm i myself, I'm gonna
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because I've just not been going to the gym remotely
as much as I need to be, and I'm feeling flabby,
so I need to get back in there for sure. Also,
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one in right now for the stream, so everyone to
get to go over to the link in the description
for al get yourself a nice son nicotine pouch. Also
an announcement about the OGC conference this year. Unfortunately, Gang,
we were unable to acquire more tickets from the event.
We tried really really hard, but the venue is just
not cooperating with us unfortunately, so there will be no
more tickets being sold this year for the big conference.
So if you missed out, I'm very sorry, but we
could point you in the direction of various smaller events
They're being held all across the country throughout the year.
I know the Delaware Crossing Society has one plan for
late April, so definitely go check that out if you
guys are in the area. You know, more of these
small events are popping up across the country. They're a
lot cheaper, you know, maybe people don't have to drive
as far travel as far as the main conference. So
if something is local in your area. Get in touch
with your local OGC chapters. I know there's whispers of
other chapters doing events throughout the rest of the year,
and we'll make announcements of those when the time is right.
But just keep your eyes open and uh, you know,
meet fellow friends in your locality. So all right, but
the shilling out of the way. Uh, let's get into
the stories for tonight. We're gonna start with Big Soda,
you know, tonight. So this was something that was just
really really odd. You know, this was like a story
I didn't originally see until I saw all of these,
Like I should call them, I don't know what do
you want to call these key people like maggot, slop accounts,
I think it's a good way of saying it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, blop engagement broker accounts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and all of them just like complete NPCs.
All at the same time, we're strangely started tweeting out
the same thing or the same kind of thing about
Big Soda, preaching about how, oh we gotta defend Snap.
We really got to defend that program, that welfare program
of Snap so people can buy their coke products. You know,
it's it's a good we got to defend our personal
freedom and our personal liberty. On this one, it just
seems super starre. It's like, what the fuck? Why are
people talking about this? Like who actually cares about this?
And then of course it came out that these guys
are being paid on the side to tweet this stuff out.
I was like, well, no fucking surprise there, but it's
just interesting to see it all come out of the
woodwork on just such a stupid fucking story like this one.
Speaker 2: Well, let's remember the if they're willing to. I mean,
these guys are taking a thing. From what I understand,
it's like a thousand dollars. Yeah, nothing, Yeah, they're just selling.
They're just selling themselves. And let's remember that these corporations,
no matter what they are, no matter what they say,
they're not our friends. They are not anti immigration. They
want all the immigration they can get. They want all
of the the entitlements put out there, they want all
of the snap programs out there. Why because it drives
more money to them. You think Walmart wants to stop immigration,
You think publics want to stop immigration? Do you think
any of these they're the more people that are here,
the more customers they have the more people that are
here on entitlements, the more money's printed, the more money
gets flooded their way. These these companies are not your friends.
This isn't capitalism. We don't even know what capitalism is anymore.
This is these people are the fucking enemy and we
should never forget that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, much to Pete's point, they're basically pleading for you
to have your liberty to depend on the government, which,
like Pete said, you know, they want to print more money,
they want to send more immigrants in and give you know,
low paying jobs to Brown's essentially to come over and
take over your neighborhoods, rather than you know, just get
rid of these programs altogether, because these aren't these aren't
for people like us, right, we don't need these kind
of programs. And the fact that they're selling themselves for
you know, pennies on the dollar to simp for you know,
big corporations.
Speaker 2: It's just ridiculous, man.
Speaker 1: It's like and all this started off because you know,
love him or hate them, I'll have any opinion to
like about RFK. But he was going out saying that,
you know, on his line of saying, oh, we got
to defeat the obesity crisis or whatever in the United States,
and cutting back on SNAP to buy these fizzy drinks
is a way that he thinks that he can address
the issue. I think there's other ways of addressing this,
but that's besides the point for the moment. But we're
just so beyond the point of arguing over oh, this
is my personal freedom in order for SNAP, a government
sponsored program, in order for people to have like the
freedom to buy you know, fucking soda. This is just stupid,
Like who is this actually appealing to nobody? Which is
why they're getting paid for it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't like the free food angle on this, because
you would expect that, like the majority of the populace
would be able to be relatively self suffice. You could actually,
you know, be able to provide for themselves by working
a job like a normal person. But no, that's not
what it's about. And everybody knows what it's that. This
is not what it's about.
Speaker 1: Really Like at this point, I just want things shaken up,
you know, I just shake the tree and see what falls.
At this point, and it really pisses me off. It's
like the same thing we needn't argue as the libertarians
about all the time. It's like, oh, well, you can't
do that because there might be like one easy little
exception about you know, something that might interfere with somebody's
personal liberty or something. It's like, just fuck off, who who?
Why are we having these discussions anymore? Why is it like, oh,
it's conservative to defend a government welfare program for people
to buy food, Like, fuck you, I want this program gone.
Anyway we could cut this back. It's fine by me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I mean, honestly, I don't even see like
this is like a necessarily any way to kind of
tackle the obesity crisis. And like, you know, thank God
for RK kind of putting this stuff on the map.
But you know, people don't like it when you tell
them that, like, in order for the obesity crisis to
really go away, people are going to have to take
a lot of personal responsibility for their own health, which
you know, obviously these corporations make a lot of money
by selling people hyper palatable foods. But you know, there
is going to have to be an effort amongst people
to like, you know, even if we do ban hyperpalatable foods,
then people are going to thought to accept that they
can't eat junk food alternatives that will surely pop up.
And like I said, just these people to simp for
a snap of all fucking programs, especially when you're considered
more of like a right leaning kind of account to
simp for welfare, like I just it's retarded.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I suppose we could take the two
minutes of hate here to once again rip apart Ian
Miles Chong. It was just this absolute f sler who's
been around for i mean the better part of a
decade at this point, just being absolutely sick of fan
for How.
Speaker 2: Has nobody beat his ass? I mean I'm not calling
for it, I'm asking the question, how has somebody not
seen him on the street and just beat his ass.
It's not even American, not even American.
Speaker 1: He's never been in this country. It really just is.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: It's like the embodiment of why there need should be
a firewall around the entire continent of Asia, like just nothing,
nothing is allowed to nobody should be hooked up to
internet on the entire continent. Maybe we can give an
honorable mention to the Japanese, maybe we can let them on.
Only a couple of them though, But like that whole
Southeast Asia, China, India, the entire section of the world.
Every yea, they're all Indians, you know what.
Speaker 2: You know what I heard the other day only one
third of India has access to the Internet. I mean
think about that. I mean there, you can smell them
through Twitter and only one third of them have access
to the internet.
Speaker 4: You know, and wait for for you know, one hundred
percent increases in the amount of Good Morning Stars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I will say I will say this. You know
how you can detect behind an and On's account if
it's a man or a woman with great ease, it's
even easier to detect an Indian. Now, you guys see
like these fake accounts all the time, and you know,
it's already bad enough when we have like Konig characters
talk about Judeo Christian values. But it's another thing when
people like try to throw in Hindus into the mix.
It's like it's very conservative, like they're trying to push
I saw one account. God, I wish I had the
fucking tweet. Maybe I could go and find it, but
it was an account I was talking about how we
need to defend conservative religion and values and everything against atheism.
So it's like Muslims, Christians, Jews, and Hindus. It was like,
ein't nobody fucking talking about Hindus is any of those religions?
You're a liar, Sreah Brown fingers type this tweet. But yeah,
it's it's it's very spiritually Indian behavior. At the very least,
she's trying to gain the system like this and over
the most ridiculous stuff too. It's like you're ever gonna
defense snap, Oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, there's there's always been something that's just drowsing
about about Ian Miles Chong, who, like you guys said,
has never even stepped foot in America, but just always
has to have a take on everything that's going on
in our politics, Like why don't you like take care
of fucking Malaysia and worry about there and leave all
the fucking American politics to Americans.
Speaker 1: He really just is one of the worst.
Speaker 2: And Elon boosts him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, that's that's that's that's really tragic.
Speaker 4: That's the whole normy KHN sphere. Everybody who's in there
close to the mainstream or relatively close to the mainstream,
like they're gonna eventually boost Ian Miles Chunk. Yeah, the
reason why he's relevant is because they like him for
some reason.
Speaker 3: This is somewhat robin, but I did throughout the tweet
earlier this week that if somebody's profile pictures them on
tim cast, you should just immediately block them.
Speaker 1: There is one of these accounts that does that all
the time. I forget the name of it, but I
think exactly.
Speaker 3: I know Nick Sorder was the one that said it out. Yeah,
I had to block him. If you once again, if
your profile pictures you on tim cast, you're immediately blocked.
Speaker 2: My god. I mean, I guess I won't ever. I
won't ever put that one up Kyle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, it's it's funny, Pete that you mentioned this.
And I've talked about this on the show previously, and
we've talked about this in other places. But I've had
multiple people that I know from many different spheres of
the internet as well, and everyone who goes on Tim
Poole's show says the exact same thing. It fucking sucks.
They hate it no matter who you are. I talked
a role to Masi about this. Fucking hated it. Yeah,
but you just everybody, everyone hates.
Speaker 2: It unless you go on there and you toe a
certain line, like I went on there and fucking just
trashed call. I called people pussies who were like scared
of China. I mean I ran, I ran down like
like the whole like twenty last, twenty five year history
of China and why the only reason they have any
power over us is is we've given it to them.
There's I mean, these are like fucking thirty to thirty
five percent diabetes rate there or something, and no one
aud nutrition.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not because they're fat, but because of mound nutrition.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, And I knew after that there was no
way I was getting invited back because part of Tim's
money comes from comes from that cult, that Chinese cult, that.
Speaker 3: Fong Yeah, the Phone New Tang dynasty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's I mean, yeah, that's where a lot of
his money comes from. So I knew, I knew I
wasn't coming back.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Interesting, Well, I guess I'm sarg Is on there tonight.
I saw that I was going around. But you know, well,
we'll talk about Carl more later because I actually have
some praise going his way later in the show. But
I don't know, do you have any final takes on
this one?
Speaker 5: I guess.
Speaker 1: I guess the last thing I'll say is, I mean
Twitter has been a real big sass pool like the
last month or so, and just be just be very wary.
I think it would be healthy. I know I'm gonna
take a huge break from Twitter at the end of May.
After the OGC conference, I'm gonna be gone for a
couple of weeks, so I know I'm gonna be taking
a big break pretty soon. I think it's healthy for
people to just, you know, just just relax for a
little bit.
Speaker 2: As long as I'm pissing. As long as I'm pissing
off Jewish politicians from Georgia, I think I'm staying on this.
Speaker 1: That was amazing, Pete. It was really good you ratio
that bit you to oblivion.
Speaker 3: Today I'll have to catch up all that because that
sounds pretty good. But yeah, no, I agree that I
probably a Twitter break is good. My wife and Argo
and Ocean City at the end of May for Memorial Day,
so I'll probably try to stay off my phone for
most of that, and then obviously when my daughter comes
in August, I'll probably try to be off to be
around for that, and then yeah, I mean, I enjoy
diet pop a lot. I just you know, this the
idea that we should be, you know, allowing people on welfare,
if we are to have a welfare system, to purchase
a high fruit dose corn syrup when that's not a
very satiating food at all. Yeah, I don't like that
idea at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it kind of reminds me. Do you
guys remember that food Lunches program that Michelle Obama made
a huge stink out of when I think it's Obama's
second term. They put this through like this is how
we're going to tackle childhood obesity, and just had like
zero effect at all. I mean, I mean, I agree
with rov K that the obesity problem needs to be
addressed in America, but I don't really know if and
this just seems like I'm putting a bandage abandoned on
bullet wound.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, people from buying pop and that's going to
fix the problem.
Speaker 3: Right Well, I've made this point a lot on Twitter
while like you know, they're going after seed oils and
all these other things right now, you know, these dies,
it's not going to change anything because people since about
the nineteen seventies, when you know, we basically went off
or we went off the gold standard. They really started
to subsidize you know, all these different foods, and then
people started working less active jobs. And if you look
at graphs of like overall color consumption since the seventies,
it's just skyrocketed up, where people eat more of everything,
not just you know, one group or the other. They
eat more of everything and we move a lot less.
So obviously over time that's going to contribute to a
lot of weight gain. And that's how we're at where
we're at now now, Like ozempic is looking good overall,
like more of a net positive. And the reason why
I think that is because the side effects from mozempic,
the potential side effects from mozempic, compared to a side
effect of being obese for a lifetime, you know, way
your pros and cons here. Obviously it'd be better people
lost to weight naturally. But once again, obese's not going
to go away unless people take responsibility for their health.
Which I understand is somebody who struggled with weight for
a long time and still struggles with it. It's not easy.
There's a lot of you know, it's it's not easy
to always monitor what's going in your body and weighing
everything out, and then also you know the kind of
the food noise that some people have, especially if you're obese.
It's a very nuanced discussion and a very very complex
situation that isn't just like, oh well, if we just
bancy it alls and put butter in everything, then it's
going to be better.
Speaker 2: It won't be.
Speaker 3: It's it's very complicated, and for some people it's a
lot harder than others. Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: I mean the thing that might.
Speaker 2: Well, I was going to say, I mean every time
I leave the United States and go somewhere else and
I end up eating more than I ever eat at home,
and I always end up losing weight. And when I
was in El Salvador, all we pretty much did was
eat for seven days and we ate a lot, and
I lost weep. And when I lived in when I
lived in Romania, I got there and I like immediately
lost like twenty pounds in the first month. And it
wasn't like I was not eating. I wasn't eating less.
There was just something I don't know. I think it's food, man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's poison and it has to be
genetically altered slop because we're fucking feeding half of the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they add extra calories to everything here. So I mean,
you know, you go to every single store, and what's
right at the very very corner of you know, every
single cash register is a whole bunch of high propowerable
food that doesn't provide you any nutrition. It tastes delicious,
don't get me wrong. But you know, we joke about
everything being deep fried here in America where you know,
when I go to Ocean City, I know I'm gonna
see deep fried cheesecake, deep fried oreos and all this stuff.
But you know, when you deep fried food, yeah, exactly,
you add all these added fats and all these added sugars,
and you know, you just can't stop eating that kind
of stuff. And Pete, like you said, when you go
to different places, they have a completely different culture surrounding food.
Where like a good mental experiment for people to take
away from this is like, think about any event that
you've gone to that hasn't had.
Speaker 2: Food or alcohol involved.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: That's another part of like the whole beast crisis that
a lot of people don't really think about it is that,
like we have so many social conventions around eating and drinking.
And I'm not saying those things are necessarily bad, but
it is a part of it where like you know,
an El Salvador, you know, I'm sure you might walk
a lot more when you're out and about, and they
may not use all the same oils and may not
cook things the same way, and may you know, change
the way that you know you digest them and the
way that you feel afterwards.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I adopted an intermittent fasting like God,
like six or seven years ago now, and I just
I just don't eat too much now. I have like
one giant meal a day and that's basically it. You know,
I don't really snack too much that you know. It's
certainly worked for me. No hashtag now advice. But yeah, well, well,
speaking of the indiification of the Internet, why don't we
talk about the indiification of Ohio right now? So once again,
our favorite punching bags are on the show, and deservedly so.
Vivrak Rama Shwama bing bog here is tweeting the top
factor that affects student achievement in schools is the quality
of their teachers. Yet right now, the best teachers are underpaid.
I'll lead Ohio to be the first state in the
country to adopt merit based merit. There you go, there's
that word again, merit based pay for teachers. Performance won't
just be measured in test scores, but also parental assessment
assessments and peer reviews. We don't just reward wealthier school districts,
because the teachers in poorer districts can demonstrate even greater
improvements on student outcome from a lower baseline. Today was
a great first step, and now it falls to the
states to fix the educational achievement crisis, and we are
ready to lead the way. I don't know, I'm does
anyone want to take a wild curveball guess as to
why paying teachers more in the inner cities isn't going
to fix test scores?
Speaker 2: Anyone?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Anyone want to take a layup on this one?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: Yeah, go ask Baltimore teachers if you paid them more,
if their students would be any more literate? Man?
Speaker 1: Man did?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: They can't even rebuild a bridge. It's like a year
later in their bridges, they haven't even started to rebuild it.
I mean, you remember the mayor was like Mayor mayor
hood rat. What the fuck is what do you expect?
I mean this, what and what is he going to do?
He's just gonna flood it with fucking teachers from India.
It's just gonna be streached. I mean it's gonna be
you know. Oh a mister street shitter. Can I go
to the bathroom, do it in the corner?
Speaker 1: Nah, We'll never get tired of that clip.
Speaker 2: Never. I just can't this fucking guy. Man, I can't believe.
I can't believe I was fooled for one second by
this fucker.
Speaker 1: Yeah really, I mean it's it's common for his kind. Uh,
but I'm scrolling through right now. Oh I found this.
I'm a doug. I'm gonna put this in the chat
in a moment. But I mean, just the idea of
we're gonna be We're gonna make teachers a patronage network, right,
like no, we need we need to like be hiring
less teachers and abolishing more schools, like oh yeah, let's
give teach her some more money. That will really make
them conservatives and sign up for the Mage agenda, right.
I mean, isn't it like a eighty nine or eighty
eight percent of teachers that vote a Democrat in the
last election.
Speaker 3: Well, their union probably donates mostly to Democrats too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, we need to we need a complete restructuring.
I mean, once a kid gets to be twelve or
thirteen years old, you'll know whether he's going to be
college material. You have to get them into trade schools,
and you have to get them working with adults. There's
no reason a kid should be around other kids until
they're eighteen. That actually stunts their development. You know, the
reason why kids in the past have been more you know,
could run a farm when they were thirteen or fourteen
years old, is because they were out there working on
the farm with an adult. Since they could actually pick
up a tool, they could actually do something. There's no
this this you know, postwar consensus dream that everybody deserves
to go to college, everyone can be No, there's no
They're not equal. Not everyone is equal. I'm sorry, sorry,
some people just aren't cut out. They're not going to
be doctors and not all gonna be lawyers. They're not
going to be astronauts like frigging tray Von Martin. I mean,
this is this is fucking bullshit. God.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So one thing that I know that was really
important for me. Towards the end of high school, I
did an apprenticeship through my Votech school, and it actually
made my senior year much more enjoyable because I would
go to school Monday Tuesday, go to work on Thursday
or I'm sorry, Wednesday Thursday, and then come back to
school on Friday. But then after, you know, after I
was done at school around like I think it was
like one or two, I would just go straight to
work every single day. And that was when I first
had my first job in a dealership. And Yeah, for me,
that really acclimated me to the automotive you know field
and taught me a lot of valuable lessons. I mean,
I always tell people all the time, I was making
seven to twenty five an hour working for a Chevrolet dealership,
getting my metaphorical ass beaten day and day out. And
now I look back at that, you know, fifteen years
ago almost, and I'm thankful for every single minute of it,
minute of because it made me so much of a
better worker today.
Speaker 1: Maeah, we're gonna talk about more. Well, I'll actually just
piggyback off what you just that right there, Kyle. I mean,
that's like a much more healthy masculine environment for young
boys to go into like the back of a Chevy
dealership or whatever and start turning gears and wrenches and
working on cars and building something with your hands to
being stuck in a fucking office being scolded by a teacher.
Which we're going to get to that in a moment here.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I just wanted to tizes in perfectly to that.
Speaker 1: It does. Yeah, we're gonna get into that in a
second year. But I just want to bring up this
graph right here. So here's a map or a graph
rather of a world IQ since the nineteen sixties, and
just look at that population birth weights and population weights
compared with IQ and translation, there's just been an explosion
in third world browns. Okay, yeah, let's get them in
the classroom. That's going to fix the problem, right, Okay.
I mean we talked about this time and time again
on the show, and even see some people talking in
the chat right now it's like, well, oh, but but
vivek Is, you've more refer to the right than Trump
on some issues, like shut the fuck up, just stop.
This man is a foreigner. He doesn't belong here in
this country. He's an anchor baby who acquired his money
through fraudulent means, and fuck him. If you're in Ohio,
please please please get together, organize, get literally anybody fucking
vote for the Democrat. You have to. I really do
not care like that. This guy cannot be made governor
of a state. If you guys think that the Haitian
problem in Springfield, Ohio is going to go away under Ramaswami,
you're out of your fucking mind. No way. This guy
doesn't belong in America to start with, let alone be
remotely close to any position of power.
Speaker 2: Remember over Christmas, he told you what he thinks of you.
He thinks that you're less than Indians, white white people
hair theich Americans are less than Indians because they won't
work the imaginary fantasy eighty to one hundred hours a week.
Go fuck yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, any anybody that says they're working the eighty to
one hundred hours a week, it's they're not really doing that.
They're maybe having short spurts of productivity, and then they're
on their phone, they're on Twitter, which like, hey guilty,
we all do it, but nobody is working those hours
and just like purely grinding and on top of that,
you know, it's not sustainable. If you were working hard
for one hundred hours a week, you wouldn't have time
for anything else. You'd be exhausted. Twenty four to seven.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: One, all right, Americans don't work like slaves because they're
not a slave people. No end of story, all right,
So speaking of young men in the classroom, Uh, this
is just something we have to talk about. I mean,
I saw the story immediately and our thumbnail kind of
ore teased in a little bit today. But there's this
Netflix show there was well it's set in the UK
called Adolescence. And of course I'm sure you know what
respond people in the chat if you've been in a
scenario like this, because I certainly was when I was
going to Tension and middle school. I'll have a story
about there shortly. But I bet you so many guys
in this chat here have experienced this exact same thing,
being sat down by one of these like hr Karen, lady,
you know who's in the office just basically yelling at
you for being a man or being a young boy.
And I will give credit to Sargo. We mentioned him
earlier today. People can go back on his channel I
think he did a stream over the weekend or something.
I retweeted it. He did an excellent job breaking this
down a very very good way. Kudos to Sargon for
this one, but I mean, for more context for people
in the chat I might not be aware of this.
So the show on Netflix called Adolescence got released over there,
and basically the subject of the show is that this
school is lecturing this guy and or young boys like
thirteen years old for saying me tweets. We've seen meeting
things in classrooms for stabbing another girl in the class.
And of course this is based on quotes based on
a true story.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure there's a huge uptick in thirteen year
old boys in the UK stabbing young little white girls, right,
you know, it's definitely something that young white British men
do all the time. Well, here's the actual picture right
here of the character that was the actual culprit of
this crime. And of course they or a swapped the
young boy for the show, so we got that picture
up yourself.
Speaker 2: The thing, the thing, the worst thing about Britain is
that they don't have the kind of federalism that we
have where you can go to there are different locations
you can go to where you can escape this. I
mean they are when you when I listen to I
try to listen to as much commentary out of Britain
as I can, and I mean, there's no way I
can take it. I would leave an art There's no way.
There's they can't say anything. They can't they can't have
an opinion outside of what of this fucking yeah, this guynocracy,
you know, or vaginocracy, whatever the fuck you want, whatever
you want to call it. It is. Look when I
when I did something fucked up, like if I got
in a fight or something, it wasn't a woman that
pulled us into a room to talk to us. And
it was a fucking man. Can you a woman would
have done it? He looked at it like, what do you?
What are you doing?
Speaker 6: What do you?
Speaker 2: I mean, we're just we're fucking bleeding here and we
don't want our moms, you know, we want someone to
come in here. You know, if anyone's gonna come in
here and talk to us, I want some big I
want the fucking football coach to do it. This is
fucking bullshit, man, I don't understand, you know, And I
think that This is why you see so much of
the the anger and the attacking of the United States
is coming from the Europeans because they know it's hopeless.
They they I don't know how they get out of
this without like outside help or like like some kind
of revolution. But what kind of revolution are they going
to have a knife? What are they gonna be sharpening
butter knives? I mean strongly worded sweets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Cure Starmer announced again that they're putting in more
knife restrictions and knife bannings. It's like, yeah, you could
just ban brownoids from coming into your country, that would
just fix the problem immediately. Well, but but instead, no,
we gotta reduce the importation of kitchen knives. It's so crazy,
like you just do not have You didn't have these
problems thirty years ago.
Speaker 2: You didn't.
Speaker 1: You didn't have like young school girls being stabbed by
their classmates.
Speaker 3: And then finding their way and other kids.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah yeah, And then like the really like dark
stuff about this too is just you know, God forbid,
we actually show the actual race of the kid that
did this, Like we all know this problem, we all
know what it actually is, and young men are lashing
out because they've just lived under this long house for
you know, thirty forty fifty sixty years in some places,
depending on where you go. I mean, I remember this
vividly when I was in middle school back in the
two thousands, and there were a bunch of young boys
that were acting up, you know, like the they were
writing graffiti in the bathrooms and stuff like that and
just getting into fights and everything. And they just sat
down every single boy in this class, whether they were
guilty or not, all of them, and just had us
lectured by the female teachers there. And they banned the
boys from going on the field trips, but they took
all the girls. It's like, well, we can't trust you.
It's like, well, no fucking shit. Every single teacher here
is a female. None of you know what young boys
are going through. None of you understand the masculine urge
to perform, asking urge for violence as well. So yeah,
we settle our differences by going out backets throwing some
fists sometimes.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I mean all of us who have siblings
know that, like we have probably thrown our brother down
the stairs, punched him in the mouth, and beat the
ever living shit out of each other. But you know
that if anybody ever looked at your brother the wrong way,
you would off an absolute heartbeat because it's like, that's no, no, no,
that's that's mine. Like I can fuck him up but
you can't, right.
Speaker 2: And that that speaks to I'm sorry, Kyle, but that
speaks to like the people who say, oh, well, you know,
white people do crime in those nations too.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, why would you want to import more? You're
going to have that in any kind of you're there
are no perfect There are no perfect. I mean, like
someone mentioned it in and I think, what's his name,
who's the who's the Scottish? Yeah, more goth mark out
this said, he goes, don't try to make Scots into like,
you know, angels or anything like that goes left to
our own devices. We end up glassing each other in
the streets.
Speaker 2: Again. But you don't need you don't need those. But sure,
I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: More gods from the north of England. He's not Scottish,
but anyway.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I'm sorry, but yeah, he talked he talks
about well, I mean he's talked to me about Scotland
like that, because I talked to him about Scotland He's
like they just they'll glass each other in the streets,
you know, and it's like, okay, they do that, they
don't need any other help. Why would you import more
of that? Why would you import worse than that? I mean,
if you're I just don't fucking get it. This whole
thing of oh well you know that like when you
say when you talk about how immigrants come in here
and commit crime, Oh well, you know America. You know
people who who are born here commit crimes too. Yeah,
why do you want more?
Speaker 1: What the fuck are you talking about?
Speaker 2: You restarted?
Speaker 1: And it's it's particularly egregious to for young men because
it's basically criminalizes you being a boy. That's all this is,
like the correct way of going through the world is
the female way of going through the world. Now, Like, oh,
we're gonna sit you down here and lecture you for
being a bad chimp. You know, you're you're you're a
bad boy in this in this group. Don't you want
to be shamed?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 1: How about you just behave like little Sally in the
corner right there, you know. It just it's like re
education camps and this being taken out on a civilizational scale,
on all of our young men, and it's like no
wonder they're all lashing out and going crazy. I mean,
I will eternally get in fights with track cons over
the ship. And I'm no friend of fucking Andrew Tay
and like Fit and Fag and the rest of those
guys and stuff like this. But they have an audience
because you failed exactly exactly.
Speaker 3: And you know what was more effective for all you
guys when you were in school. Was it more effective
when you had a male teacher that kind of looked
down glasses at you that you know you could bullshit with.
Or was it more effective when the hr lady sat
you down at your workplace and screamed at you or
made you soign a paper. I know which one was
for me.
Speaker 1: So when I went to when I was in middle school,
it was a co ed school, right, and I had
like no male teachers at all. But when I went
to high school, it was all boys, almost all male teachers.
The Dina discipline was a former drill instructor in the army,
And when you got sent to detention, he come into
class and he'd come into the room, he'd say, what
are you doing talking to somebody's class, kill up there
and face the wall, you know, and you would just
stand there and you'd be forced to stand and stare
at the wall for two hours and you just couldn't move.
Or another classic disciplinary tool he uses, he'd take out
a giant Webster's Dictionary and just plopping on your desk,
he's like, start writing, go and you would just like
start writing the dictionary verbatim, and if you slacked off
or something, he'd come over grab your paper. He would
cover up an entire word. If your handwriting started to
become sloppy, he would quiz you'd be like, what's that letter? Well,
and if you got the letter wrong, you're staying for
another hour and you're writing more. Well, it's uh, yeah,
that was the way to do it. Men aren't girls.
Speaker 2: Well, and you know, I went to all boys high schools.
And when you're doing that, you're like, man, I wish
I wasn't. But when you look back on it, you're like, this,
actually that actually helped, actually helped me get an education.
It actually helped that. I mean, we didn't have we
didn't have female teachers. So it's like, you know, the
priest would be an asshole. Of course you know the
brothers would be an asshole of course and everything, But
when I look back on it, I had a better
experience for it than if I mean, if I this
woman would not have helped me one bit, one bit.
I mean, we didn't have nuns there. We didn't have
nuns there to I mean, they're some pretty big ass
kickers too, But yeah, I mean it's just boys should
not boys should not be subjected to women. Two girls
in education were women. The sexes should be split up
when it comes to education. I know that sounds insane,
but I'm sorry it it fucking works.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean I remember, God, this woman reminds
me of somebody I counted in my life, and God
just really pisses me off. So my parents split when
I was in high school, and I remember I had
to get dragged to like a divorce counselor slash up
meeting therapist kind of deal, and I just fucking hated
it immediately from the get go, Like right off the start,
it's like this, fuck, it sucks, this is horrible. Why
is this woman talking to me? I found way more
solace talking to like my male teachers if I was
having problems or stuff. Like, you know, this is just
like what are you expecting here? Like this is just
like psychological torture basically to break the spirit of young
boys until they just what like they're gonna sit down
and be a pussy and cry and they're like, yeah,
that's that's gonna solve your problems, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, role always brings up to the point
of mutual friends of hawks and eyes and that they
always tell boys you need to express your feelings more well.
What happens when you tell a lot of these, you know,
boys who've just been tortured and aren't necessarily fit to
be in school or in a situation kind of like this,
They go out and they start stabbing, they start shooting.
You know, you think about the old Westfield massacre. Those
boys were you know, had their balls busted day in
day out, and we're probably bullied amongst you know, other things,
and they were just told, oh, you should need to
express your feelings more well.
Speaker 1: Real feelings are aggression and anger. You tell boy to
express his feelings like he must to go punch somebody
in the face.
Speaker 3: Or yeah, you talk about his problems, you go put
him in the squat rack, you go set them up
to go play football with the boys or something like that. Right,
you don't sit down and talk to him about his emotions. No,
you know, t Rex wants to hunt essentially.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, I mean you know. And this is again
I'd be interested in seeing the comments out of this one,
because I guarantee you many dudes and the chat have
been through this exact same thing. But again, this is
why the need for fraternal networks, for men to be
men in male only spaces is just so unbelievably important.
And our enemies know this too. Now, it's not by
accent that they would try to neuter all the masculinity
of all the young men. This is intentional. They've been
doing this for a very long time, and you can
see this across the pond. Now, well, it's just there's
no guns, there's no masculine culture basically anywhere. The blood
of New and Ore is nihon, all spent, and we're
just going to import foreign powers and foreign young men
to rape and assault your women. And if you try
and not say anything about it, oh, let's breaking the rules.
You can't break the rules.
Speaker 2: Done are the days where I had a priest in
my junior year of high school taught me how to
bet on the horses at aqueduct. True story, too, true story. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean I remember my coaches when I was on
the rowing team in high school. They were talking to
like the boys about like sex and shit and like
being fucking smart about it now, And I mean, like, yeah,
you can, you can talk about whether that's like the
smart idea or whatever, like to be talking about that,
But I mean just like to have a masculine man
in your presence, like somebody you can go and talk to,
because like a lot of these guys like but like
who are they going to talk to about this kind
of stuff? A lot of people come from broken homes,
you know, Like, wouldn't you rather actually have a masculine
man who's teaching you to be fit have a discussion
about this as opposed to one of these school arms.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. I told Pete about this when it
first kind of happened. But I was going to be
an automotive instructor back about two years ago now, and
I text my dad about it because he was the
one who kind of originally sent me on my way
to do the job. And they said I couldn't be
hard because of my social media and left that, which
you know, you would think after me driving an hour
from house multiple times and three interviews and like two
sit downs, that they would have just bothered to type
my name and Google. Never did. I looked at it
as such an opportunity because I would have been about
twenty eight years old and I would have been spending
time with kids that were about fifteen to eighteen years
old going into the automotive field, and they would have
had a relatable face who understands their struggles because, like
a lot of kids younger than all of us here
on this panel, they're going to struggle to buy a house,
like the economy is looking rough for them, but there's
gonna be a guy that was about ten years older
than them that had gone through it and was successful
in those efforts. And you know, as I you know,
kind of alluded to earlier, I have a wife and
a kid on the way, and you know, I'm out
on the other end of it, so I could relate
to these kids. But once again, because social media, because
you didn't vote for Hillary Clinton, because you don't support
every single woke you know, crazy line, shit lib line,
we can't have you teaching kids how to fix cars.
It's like, all right, well, you know, now, who's going
to replace me in that situation? Who are you putting
there to teach those kids. Who's gonna be a good
masculine role model for these kids they're looking to fix cars?
And even at that, what do my social media posts
have to do with how I teach kids to fucking
fix cars?
Speaker 1: You're going to infect them with your dangerous, white male,
toxic masculinity ideology, Kyle, can't We can't have that, you
know in the school room. You know, the school room
is all about being nice, right, That's that's the only
thing you can learn in school.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, haven't forbid somebody teaches them about you know, anything
that isn't you know that's right of center?
Speaker 1: Mm hm absolutely. I mean this kind of goes to
a previous discussion too. It's I mean, you would increase
productivity in this country, You would increase happiness in this
country significantly if you would actually just allow boys to
be boys, teach them in the correct way masculine education,
work with your hands, sell your differences like men, and
if you're allowed to go outside and you know, throw
fists a couple of times. You know, there's nothing really
wrong with that, you know, just make sure it doesn't
get too out of hand, and you guys are gonna
be fine the next day. I mean, I know, there's
plenty of stories of people having where they gotten fist
fights with people at a young age and ended up
becoming really good friends afterwards. It's just men and women
are different, and this like experiment of treating everybody the
same egalitarian wise, which basically just results in men are
just affective women that's all they are. You're just disposable.
You're the plow horse shut up a woman to speaking,
which also just completely fucks over your life later when
you're actually trying to have relationships with women. And I
was like, oh, yeah, women are really attracted to a
man that they could just push around.
Speaker 2: Right Yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, some people find out the hard way that eventually
you do have to essentially take hold. You eventually have
to say no, we're not doing this, We're doing things
my way, and you're going to like it. And even
if you don't like it, I'll drag you making screaming
to happiness either which way. Believe me, I've seen it
with you know, my own wife of now you almost
six years, plenty of times that sometimes you just got
to say, I know this is the way that it is,
and you know, trust me, you'll be thankful later. You
may not like it now, but it just is.
Speaker 4: Is speaking of plowing horses. Can I just say one
thing without.
Speaker 6: That's amazing?
Speaker 1: Even know Doug yet, Uh, that's hilarious. You just never
know what this guy. You just don't. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: Soundboards loaded, man? What do we not have? That's what
I want to know. What do we not have on
the soundboard?
Speaker 1: Maybe we actually need to give him some food and
you don't make them a full time employee, but.
Speaker 4: We're never paying Doug.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know, Majel.
Speaker 1: What do you have to say on this topic. Is
because you're a military man, do they start having like
them uh co ed spaces when you were in the
forces or was that not quite a thing yet?
Speaker 4: That was that was coming in just as I left.
So my I have a strange experience because I kind
of got the residual bro culture at least in terms
of the Navy. The way that they did it was,
I mean, because this like the Navy's been like feminized
from tailhook right, if you all want to know, you
can all look at the tailhook as is this like
sexual harassment scandal from the nineties where a bunch of
aviators grow up a woman and I was a big
deal back then, but anyway, but since then there's been
like concerted pushes to do sexual harassment training and all
of that stuff. And anyway, so like my experience has
been essentially like mostly female officers and well, I guess
you might say co ed officers and like and listed
junior enlisted, especially mostly male. That was on my first
ship that that got changed over right around, you know,
the twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen era. But they've
had this stuff going on for a long time. Like
it's it's not the same service. It's not your dad's
Navy or your dad's military or anything like that.
Speaker 1: So it's just it.
Speaker 4: Hopefully Defense Secretary hag Seth can get women who look
like this out of the military.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's really nice to see like anecdotally
more guys in our thing who have families or who
are starting families. It seems to me, you know, like
it basically every OGC guy I've met who has a
family understands this, understands what his sons need to go
through in the school system. I feel like a lot
of us were kind of on the tail end of
the stuff before it got really insane. And then a
lot of our zoomer friends who literally grew up in
this scene well obviously rebelled in our direction, which is
good news for us. But it's not just good for
us in the sense of this is where things need
to be moving politically, and it's a good win for
all of us. I mean, we saw the numbers on
the last election that young men swung.
Speaker 2: Hard to the right.
Speaker 1: But also it's just a correct thing to do. This
is unnatural, it's not right, it's torture, is screwed up.
God knows how many young men's lives. God knows how
many relationships that these guys could have had as well.
Speaker 2: And also the.
Speaker 1: Other cascading effects of just women being in everything now,
women being in the workforce. I've got a female boss
right now, and it fucking sucks now. I mean, it's
just I can't say what I have to say, I
can't do what I should be able to do in
the office. It's ridiculous. That you're just like artificially held
down with this giant, like millweight on your neck. It's
like like and at any moment, you know, your job
could just be up ended because you're dealing with this bullshit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think what really radicalized me against kind of
a status quo, if you will, was I remember just
being a kid in I had two years of seventh grade,
which middle school for me was sixth, seventh and eighth grade,
well sixth seventh, seventh and eighth grade, and uh, just
seeing the enormous disparity in how they treated men versus women.
And I remember this one girl stabbed this one dude
in the hand, and I can still see it perfectly.
This he had this giant triangle of blood in his
hand from where she stabbed him. She got the tenson.
And you know, if that was a boy, I think
I used to just come in and I'd get like
kicked out for just like coming in. And I mean, grant,
I probably wasn't always the most pleasant person to be
around back then, but like were as like all the
young boys are well exactly, I was guilty of being
a dude in seventh grade going through puberty, But I'll
just never forget that seeing her get stabbed or stabbed
this fucking dude in the hand and just getting attention
for it for one day. Yeah, So just kind of
seeing the disparity and how you know, the entire school
system treated women versus how they treated men. You kind
of observe that, and you notice, oh, this actually goes
on every other facet of life as well, even in
our judicial systems.
Speaker 2: Yeah, another thing will continue absolutely well.
Speaker 1: It is nice to see at the very least that
I've heard anecdotally from our guys like oh, yeah, if
my son gets in a fight or something and it
gets scolded by the teachers or what have you, Like
I'm gonna come in and you know, hey, did you
finish your son? No, Like, no, it's it's it's okay,
we're not You're not gonna get in trouble if you
get yelled at by you know, one of your teachers. No,
this is this is just bullshit. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: So yeah, go shake the go shake the other kid's
hand the next day or something like that, and it's like, hey,
maybe we got off on the wrong foot or something
like that.
Speaker 2: We're cool now, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the masculinity crisis will continue until morale improves.
Speaker 4: Anybody, has anybody ever thought, sorry, this is my last thing,
but I see this scene and I just immediately am
reminded of the scene where sorry, this is uber millennial reference.
I apologize, but this is like dolorous umbrage and Harry
Potter right to write out and he's got like the
little torture fucking pen where like, oh, you're in detention
and your pen is like literally stabbing you. Yeah, and
you're being told I will not tell lies over and
over and over again. Yeah, I mean, this is it
just makes me wonder, Like, you know, I'm very down
on Harry Potter being a based cultural reference, but this
is one of the few like ways you might say
that it was telling the truth in its own odd way.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely. I mean feminine hierarchies are all based on consensus,
that's all it is. And if anyone is outside the norm,
they must be ridiculed scolded until they're forced back into
the collective norms. That that sweet little sandbox where everyone's
allowed to you know, play, And of course that's not
gonna appealing to any young men. Well, what we need
now more than anything, so all right, I think we've
exhausted this topic to death here. People can go watch
him sor grounds break down this a little bit more.
Obviously he has a little bit more to say from
the British context, because you know, there were actually nps
in Parliament talking about this show about how they need
to show this in all the classrooms across the nation. Yeah,
that's really gonna help with your youth stabbings, you know,
Roman gangs of youth. Right now, it's just like we
just can't say what the actual problem is. The problem
is that that that that that black African kid didn't
stab that little girl to death because he saw an
Andrew Tait video. He saw it because he's a black African.
That's that's why he did it. Didn't do it because
of like fucking TikTok videos or you know, misogyny or whatever.
Because he's a foreigner. He shouldn't be in your land.
It shouldn't be like that person on the right is
just barely human. Truly dark stuff. All right, why do
we move on to our next topic here? Speaking of
deportations and removing people from your land in your country,
Let's say there's just this amazing I didn't really care
for this a AI art stuff, and I know mister
d is going to be a screaming from the comments
section for us even putting this up here. But the
fact that the White House account actually tweeted this south
is pretty amazing. A'mboutna lie? So yeah, we will. We
will find you, Gordina, and we will deport you.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I saw Buquela initially put some art out of himself
this morning, like that's pretty awesome, and I think I
quote tweet it and put h he always lives up
to the title world's coolest dictator. And then I saw this,
I'm like, all right, that's pretty awesome.
Speaker 1: Poster the government.
Speaker 4: I find it hilarious that the Studio Ghibli edit of
this chick didn't make her look any skin here.
Speaker 2: Have we put up the actual picture of her, because
it's so much worse.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's it's horrifying.
Speaker 3: I guess she beasts with daggernails or something.
Speaker 2: No, no, oh, no, god, Oh it's no, it's not human.
It's not human.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dougle get it in a moment, but yeah, it's
just a monstrous creature. But this comes in a discussion
which is I mean, we're talking about how like the
last month has really been slopped, but this, by far
is the most important thing. Hopefully this is a snowball
that creates an avalanche for us. But for the second
time now in the last couple of weeks, the Trump
administration has openly defied a court order from these like
tense circuit appellate courts we keep bitching about on this
show for a good reason. But they defied them once again,
and they deported more of Venezuelan gang members against the
court order. Oh and that's uh, you know what the
pictures in reference to here, So excellent news on that front.
We need to be doing more of this stuff. Keep going, Stephenller,
you know, just deport these people NonStop. Fuck these judges,
let them enforce it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And this is something that I was skeptical that Trump
would do, would be ignore the courts, because I always
try to judge him by the first term, and to
see him kind of saying, all right, well, fuck the courts,
We're just doing it anyways, it's like, oh, he's actually
using power in his own favor this time, which is
the right.
Speaker 2: Thing to do.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: The even the idea that you have to have a
conversation about Venezuelan gangs taking over apartments. And I know
some people say that's bullshit. Even the fact that it
has to be a conversation is absolutely insane. So the
more you can do to deport these kind of people,
the better.
Speaker 2: It's people who are just saying it's bullshit. I mean,
these are the enemy too, jesus. I mean they've seen
the fuck They've seen the videos.
Speaker 4: I told you, I told you that the studio ghibli
and it doesn't make your look getty skiddier.
Speaker 1: What a monstrous creature.
Speaker 2: God, I mean that that is that is too Joel
to Joel Berry. If anyone saw that Berry Dave the
Distributors debate, I mean, this is exactly I mean, those
anti racist founders, this is exactly the idea they had
for who should be brought into the country. Joel Berry.
Joel Berry is the fucking enemy. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
These people are the fucking enemy.
Speaker 1: This creature looks like a if you guys ever played
like Left for Dead or something like that, this looks
like the like the tank zombie. You know that, this
is like the bullet sponge that comes in t to
up your game plan.
Speaker 4: He's about to exploding puke all over you there.
Speaker 1: I mean, every every one of these people just has
to go. And I'm open to any me necessary for
getting rid of these people. Any means you're invaders in
my country. Leave man, man all right, Doug, we gotta
get rid of this. I can't look at this. You know,
A job a little latina here like that. Yeah, yeah,
this is what. Yeah, that's that's much better. I just
I just love the border, the border agian ice guy
in his picture. Yeah, your crocodile tears aren't going to
work on us. No, nobody's buying this stuff.
Speaker 3: And this is also like good propaganda too, because this
like resonates with the younger voter base. And you know,
I commented on this before that it seems like Trump
is almost handing over the wand the younger generation because
like a lot of his staff is all people that
are honestly about half his age, right, They're all in there,
you know, late thirties to maybe their early fifties. You know,
this is going to resonate with people that are maybe
a little bit younger than that, but still the younger generation. Nonetheless,
because like I said, I saw the buqu a meme earlier, like, god,
that's pretty cool, and then you see this and it's like, oh, yeah,
this is pretty awesome. Actually, like they're they're kind of
putting their finger up in the air and film which
way the wind's blown. They see that, like this meme
is going around of everybody using studio ghibli where the
fuck it's called, I'm not familiar with it, and hey,
we'll just do a quick image, real quick, which it
doesn't take very long. But it just shows that they're
at least paying attention.
Speaker 1: I mean, it shows that that somebody who's running the
White House gu account is under the age of sixty.
Speaker 2: Well probably a zoomer, yeah, I mean a zoomer. Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's it's a good thing. I mean, I'm not a
big fan of this aiar to begin with, but it's
interesting to see it coming from government accounts and that
they have and that they have the foresight and the
thinking that, oh, like a huge section of our base
is on right wing Twitter and we need to appeal
to these people. Howbotlake silly and absurd and goofy that
you think this is. I mean, you have an official
White House account posting memes like that. That's a huge
change from where we've been. I don't know. I mean,
we just keep hammering this time and time and time
again on the show that the only issue that matters
is nast deportations. That's what Trump was elected to do.
That is what everybody, the majority of Americans, something like
seventy percent of people, when pulled NonStop, despite all Democrat propaganda,
despite any way that CNN or MSNBC tries to swing
these polls, no matter what they do, the American people
want their home back. They want to be able to
go to Cedar Point and not have it infested with
a million rowns. They want to go be able to
afford to go to Disneyland with their families and not
hear everybody speaking Spanish.
Speaker 2: Told me, who was it who told me they went
up to they were in like North Michigan. It was
it was yeah, and it's like Jeetville, Yeah yeah, and
you said it was just infected with jeets. I mean,
I remember going up to like the Tri City area,
Sagon and all that, you know, when I went like
near the end of high school and everything. It's just
the whitest country. The whitest part of America you could think.
Speaker 1: Of, Oh yeah, yeah, So I go, what is actually
appealing to you people here? Going to Mackinaw Island, a
colonial village where no vehicles are allowed on it. It's
just horse and buggy. Well, this is like as americanas
you can get. What I go, what is appealing to
you here?
Speaker 3: When I go into they just built a Charlie's Philly
Steak and Wings, which you know, fast food chain whatever.
They just built one in Plum, Pennsylvania, right, which is
a pretty rural area.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: It goes through uh, you know, State Route two eighty six,
and that's kind of where all like the businesses are
and you know, your sheets, your Wendy's, your burg whatever.
But though as soon as you turn off of two
eighty six, it's all like back roads and country. Right
when I go to the Charlie's there, there is not
a single person there who looks like they speak more
than maybe five words in English. I only went through
the drive through once and I looked at them, like,
there's not a single person that looks like me that
works in there. And this is like Plum, Pennsylvania, Right,
You're about an hour away from you know, the Pittsburgh
International Airport. So why are you guys here in like
rural Pennsylvania. This is like steel city, right, I say
this all the time. But like when you drive into Vanderff,
which is where I live, it says America's first, you know,
work her own town. There's steel factories everywhere near where
I live. And yet every single guy says, you go
into there's an Indian behind the counter, every fast food restaurant,
there's blacks, there's Indians, and of course your orders never right.
Just saying man, just saying, we don't have.
Speaker 1: To live like this. We don't. This is a policy
decision that is done, That was done by people in
power who hate us, and we are doing everything we
can in our ability to make this right and fix it.
These people are foreigners, they're invaders. They don't belong here.
Every last man, woman and child needs to go. I
do not care. I will not be phased by crocodile tears.
I will not be phased by calls to oh are
you a Christian? That's a very American of you. That's
a very nice of view. You know. It goes right
back to the fucking thumbnail on the show today. You
want to save your country, that's against the rules. Fuck
your rules.
Speaker 2: These fucking judges, man, where something isn't done about these motherfuckers.
Speaker 1: We are fucked one hundred percent. That's gonna be our
next topic here in a moment, But before we get
to that, do saone have any final takes on this
one before we get to the first round of super
chats and then we're going to talk about these judges
in DC.
Speaker 3: That's just totally awesome, me, Marie. I'm glad they kind
of took the moment for what it was and then
kind of clamped onto this. You know, Trump is known
to sometimes not take advantage of the moment, and you know,
maybe this isn't directly Trump, but at least his team
was smart enough to kind of see the win on
the ground here and just threw that out here. Just
something that didn't take any time at all. It just
looks good and you're gonna scroll past it, you're gonna laugh,
and you're gonna think of maybe things are getting a
little bit better.
Speaker 1: You're here. So in conclusion, good work mister Trump and
your Trump team for continue to ignore these judges, at
least when it relates to deporting Venezuelan's on the immigration issue.
You need to basically ignore these judges on everything. We're
gonna get to that in a moment here. But this
is a good step in the right direction. It's something
that just would have been unheard of in the first
Trump administration. We're just gonna openly defy judges orders. So
more of this deportation numbers must go up, must go higher.
And you know what, I will take one moment to
dunk on somebody because I like to. I like to
keep my eyes open on other people's takes around the
entire sphere who aren't necessarily an our thing. And I
was listening to a show with Dave Smith the other night,
and he was talking about how the problems of government
overreached from deporting some of these people and locking them
in prisons where they don't belong. I'm like, Dave, like,
you need to get with the fucking times, dude, and
understand what time it is. Man Like I will not
be phased by one you know, like accidental like gay
fucking artist who like wasn't actually a criminal but got
deported is now spending his life in El Salvador in prison.
I do not fucking care, dude, I don't care about
like perceived issues with my liberty or what have you,
that somebody who doesn't belong here in my country should
get due process from being deported. Fuck you know, Uh,
you're a foreigner. You don't get the rights that are
provided to everyday average Americans. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: It's it's a question of scale too, Like we have
so many people here now, you can't afford to give
every single individual due process. So it was done as
a matter of state policy. It was done with the
backing of all of the intelligence services. It's been done
with all of these NGOs, and there's just millions upon
millions of people here. Now, get them.
Speaker 3: Out, yeah, get them out. To touch on the poart
of NGOs, it's pretty abundantly clear now that like a
lot of these NGOs did get a lot of government money.
But even at that, if these NGOs were caught bussing
migrants over the border illegally, like the whole Haitian story
that broke last year, the owners, the CEOs, whoever are
running these NGOs should absolutely be punished the full center
of the law, right, no ifans or asses about it.
Speaker 2: You know, And One of the other things you'll hear
from the lol cows is oh, well, you know, if
you use, if you increase your power to do this,
then when the other team gets in charge, they'll just no,
that's what they fucking do. But that's something that that
Republicans have never done. They've never gotten in power and
used the power that the left increased it the last time.
It's always like, oh, no, we have to roll back
the state. No, no, no, we need to fucking pedal
to the medal, pedal to the medal. You don't let
these people. If you if we do not destroy these people,
it's over. I mean, it's just fucking over. They have
to be destroyed at the local level too. This should
be something that people should be concentrating on in their
local level. Should never put put your fucking guard down.
You should always see who's getting hired at the local library,
who's being hired at the local city hall. You know,
who's who's handing out permits. Now you know, if the
local church group wants to go have some kind of
prayer thing in a local park or something like that,
you have to see if there's any pushback, and then
you fucking destroy them. That shit happened here in this town.
They drove somebody like there were a couple of people
who infiltrated from up north, and they fucking drove them out.
They drove them out, and it was only like one
dude who was standing up to them, and it fucking
and and they backed down. These are fucking cowards. What
do you do? Why are you backing down to them?
You can make your own area. You could d fucking
semitize your your fucking own area.
Speaker 1: I mean, fucking do it. The last thing I'll say
about this I just I always get a kick about
this stuff because, uh, people in the libertarian sphere are
constantly drawn going on about imperialism from America and influence
abroad and the stuff that we do with the countries
in the Middle East and all sorts of other places
in the world. But they, but they themselves become the
most avid impeeriless when it's talking about securing rights for
people in other countries. It's like, oh, well, everybody gets
the right to freedom, everybody gets the right to due process.
It doesn't even matter if you're in the United States
of America. We're gonna be on this great libertarian crusade
across the entire goddamn planet to ensure that everybody gets
due process rights. It's like, fuck you, man, Like, just stop.
All these arguments are just for keeping the stats quo
the way it is. It's literally back to the I'm
gonna we should make a fucking tap to sign meme
for the thumbnail today. It's like, uh, you want to
save your country, that's against the rules. No, fuck you, Dave.
These people are invaders. I don't care about your due
process rights. You're not an American. You don't get due
process rights. You're not an American. You're an invader in
my country. I don't care if you're a man, woman,
or child. You're getting the fuck out every last one
of you. I don't care. We are not having this
discussion anymore.
Speaker 3: I remember Pete said at one point that somebody was
talking about Larry Sharp, and Larry Sharp is a genuinely
nice and good guy. But Pete was like, it's not
time for nice people anymore. And he's absolutely right, is that, like,
no people need to be punished, there need to be
examples made of people. It's not time for quote unquote libertarianism,
because if you were to give libertarianism to people who
can't really comprehend freedom and responsibility as all the people
on this panel kind of understand it, then it would
lead to an absolute disaster. So I'm sorry, No, it's
not time for you know, the absolute you know, Murray
Rothbardi and capitalism and an archo capitalism. That's just not
what it's time for right now.
Speaker 2: They take advantage of that as soon as you you know, oh,
we're going to have a free market, Okay, Well, first
of all, that's impossible. Second of all, they just take
that language and use it and turn it into something else. Oh,
this sounds like a good idea. Oh they're talking about
how little bit for I mean, in the most regulated
economy on the fucking planet, they can't come up with anything.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, well, you know or what Cato does
every year? Oh you know, you understand how much immigration
helps the GDP fuck off. I mean, when you see
when you see people quoting that on MSNBC, CNN, Fox News,
that is coming from the Cato Institute, they're libertary ends,
they're fucking enemy. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And like one thing that I've said in nauseum is
that like I'm not really sympathetic to the immigration arguments anymore.
Like until I could tell my wife, hey, you stay
home and you take care of our kids, and we're
saving money. We both have cars that we want, and
life is beautiful for us. I don't want to hear
anything about the immigration conversation. I don't care until people
that are ten years younger than me can get a house,
save raise a family in the way that they seek comfortable.
I don't want to hear a single fucking thing about
the conditions of immigrants. I don't care.
Speaker 1: It literally is that meme that we show all time
and we dunk on the left for it. The heat
maps of like your personal sphere of influence, you know,
the things like you actually like and how progress this
of an aur group preference. Libertarians are no different, man,
They're exactly the fucking same. It's like, yeah, Dave Smith
is going to go and defend the due process of
this scordeta here who's been sucking off the taxpayer tea
and making my country a living shithole to live in
many cities. But like, where's the actual rights for genuine Americans?
Where's the rights for Americans who want to grow up
and live in safe communities with people that look like them,
where they could practice their faith, their religion, where they
can get a good job, where they could start a family,
you know, where can live out the American dream.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, I just know. Yeah. I want people
to understand this. A narco capitalist, true free marketers. They
are globalists. You cannot have a true free market without
global without part of that being labor, and that labor
can come from anywhere. They you get the cheapest labor
from anywhere. It is globalism. Figure it the fuck out.
You can have You can have free markets within the
fucking borders of your own country, but once it comes
to when once it comes to anything from the outside,
that ship needs to be regulated in some way, shape
or fucking form. Free markets, free markets, narco capitalism. Libertarianism
is globalism. There is nothing that liberts. There is nothing
in libertarianism that that stands up to nationalism at all. Ever.
Speaker 1: I mean you're already pointed this out as well, Pete
with the Cato Institute numbers that are shown all the time.
Anytime the regime or like the publican Party of Democrats, media,
anybody brings up libertarian talking points is always to defend
the status quo and defend globalism every time. You'll never
hear them bring up libertarian arguments for destroying the Civil
Rights Act. You'll never hear that from these people. But
you will hear it from these people when we have
to talk about the GDP or why tariffs are bad.
Speaker 2: I don't really care, Margaret.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that one. All right, let's power out
some of these super chats here, and then we're gonna
get to more discussions about these judges that need to
be stepped over. So back to the top. I saw
somebody in the comments earlier accusing Solid Snake of not
sweeping in to get the first super chat. You are wrong, sir.
Solid Snake does have the first super chat of the night,
and not only the first one, he actually has a
two parter. Take that so Solid Snake nineteen sixty four,
sneaking behind enemy lines in his cardboard box. As ever
for twenty dollars, says evening, gents, my chapter president wanted
me to shout out our Wichita OGC chapter. Come apply
YouTube can join and have based friends like I do
for somehow beating out the KC area. So get your
crap together. I was told to also shout out that
there is a Southwest Missouri chapter in the Joplin area
trying to get built, and then he says the two
parter as well, quoting our chapter president, the Midwest needs
to mog the South. So join up, Midwest bros. Salute
the OGC. I don't know if I woul classify Kansas
as the Midwest, but I'll take it. It's like the Plain States,
something different. But yeah, definitely get involved. There are new
chapters up on the OGUC website right now. Actually, the
Pittsburgh chapter got added in as well did Dallas art Worth.
So if you get guys are in the area, find
yourselves a local chapter. I know the Arizona guys are
getting really close as well, so if you're in Arizona,
reach out to us. We'll get you in contact with
those dudes. And then also, once again I'm throwing up
the bat symbol for people in Florida. We're trying to
break up the Florida chapter into multiple ones, So if
you're in the Florida area, please reach out. We're trying
to get that project done.
Speaker 2: But any state can talk about how great their chapter is.
Your second in line to Alabama.
Speaker 1: Sorry, it is true. The Alabama guys are really doing
some work, so I look forward to seeing a bunch
more of them at the conference this year. Really good
set of guys there, all right. Moving on to chief
Slinging Beef. He's one of our more prolific super chatters,
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to eighty million people in this country who don't belong here.
One hundred percent our politicians are owned by foreign government.
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Speaker 1: Boys play cops and robbers. Oh that's sounds yeah, man, unbelievable.
I remember when I was in elementary school, the teachers
banned us for bringing Yu gi Oh cards into our class,
you know, for much the same reasons. You know, there's
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for a three bucks? Why you guys even talking about
that slop? Fuck him? I'm not sure who he's referring
to maybe he's referring to VIVEC. I'll say this much
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Ohio to go out of their way. I'll not even
out of their way. We want somebody in Ohio to
get off their ass and find a respectable candidate to
challenge him and defeat him. I mean, this guy is
not an American. He's not He's not US. I don't
care how many base things he fucking says. He's a liar.
His people are liars, they're scammers. We all know it.
He doesn't. He shouldn't even be here to begin with,
let alone even near any you know, any levers of power.
Speaker 2: I think eh was talking he said Slope. I think
he was talking about em Miles shown.
Speaker 1: Oh well that too. There you go. Yeah, he's we
shouldn't even talk about him either. All right, Uh, maybe
Elon Musk could turn off his Internet just just just
like a localized you know, fire from you know, a satellite,
just on Emiles Chrong's IP address. All right, our good
friend Hunger the Jai Merchant for five bucks, the OGC
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This is very true sub to the OGC substack. But
what about a stream for each chapter flag? Well, I
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gonna like it. You're not gonna like my answer, Hunger,
but I'll tell you this much. I think the Virginia
chapter currently has the best flag. They've done an excellent
job with theirs.
Speaker 2: So I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're gonna like that answer. But yes,
we did do a stream reviewing all the fifty state flags.
That was quite a fun one with Charlottmagne, mister d
and Semiyagogue and myself. That was fun, especially when we
got to the point where there's some particularly egregious ones
and we all broke into audible laughter many times. So
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, vander griff At least where I live, I
love up on top of the hill, which once you
start going down, yeah, it's it's not quite as nice.
But Springdale's a little bit nicer. A old new Ken
I was born a little bit outside of those two areas,
and yeah, it's at least I'm definitely not in those areas.
But I told him in the chat, amen, you know,
let's go get a drink sometime. And obviously I play
in a band as well who plays around where lives,
so you'll love to see him out sometime.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, nice, nice, Yeah, definitely get involved. Pittsburgh's got quite
a few guys up in there, and it's a it's
a fun town and I always like visiting there, all right.
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version all right, Kice and Wagner is superior for ten bucks.
Gregory Institute of America was taken over by a Georgian
named g i A. And now they force Catholic parishes
to pay exorbitant license license fees for profit. Absolute insanity. Really,
I'm not I'm not familiar with this, hm.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm some guys in our chat might know more
about this one, but I am unfamiliar. And then finally,
Breton Linden's feller for ten bucks. You can always tell
uh when an an cap has stopped reading. Mhmm, yeah,
I mean Hans Ferman Happa had the log logical conclusion
of all this stuff. It's like you have to have
physical removal and you have to have homogenous societies. But
you know, he's mean, all right, alrighty, that is us
all caught up for the first round of a super chance.
So back when we were discussing earlier about the judges
that we've been talking about for weeks now, well, a
report came out in DC specifically that of all the
judges in the town court judges or otherwise, one third
of them are not born in America. That's probably not
a good recipe for success. You just have open foreigners
in your nation's capital.
Speaker 2: It was that report was actually updated today. They were
not born in the United States and none of them
are been trained in the law. Now I'm very I'm
well aware that like you can, you can be appointed
a judge and have never been a lawyer. I mean
that's something that you that's usually small towns where you know,
they appoint somebody who's like a natural elite, somebody whose
family has been there forever or something like that. Maybe
we're talking about like federal judges and just or court
judges who not only were not born here, but there
what were what were? What are they there for? They're
there to be activists. They're there to destroy They're there
to destroy America and to destroy white people. That's it.
That's it. That's all you need to take away is
take away from this story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty much summed it up right there. I mean,
if you need any more evidence for a while, all
these judges just need to be immediately ignored is that
we have characters who are not born in the United States,
have got names like Abdul who were just appointed by
Biden's stroke of an automatic pen just when he was,
you know, dying in the back of the White House.
Oh yeah, these people have been entrenched for twenty thirty years.
They're judges of great distinction and have served with honor
for their country. Fuck you, you were just put in
because you're an activist by do nothing President. You should
be ignored in addition to being deported.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember, And this is maybe a little bit
of a dated conversation, but the big Democrat talking point
a few years ago was of packing the courts. And
obviously they were referring to the Supreme Court. But you know,
obviously they kind of got their wish through other means
by packing you know, lower level courts, by putting in
all these third worlders that you know, obviously favor mass migration,
so that way would make it difficult for whenever somebody
that might you know, want to hurt somebody's feelings and
deport some people to make America more for Americans in
to you know, essentially fight against Trump administration whenever they
want to do some kind of deportations.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, there's really not much more we could
say on this one. Just this is a huge travesty.
Should not be allowed. It's ridiculous to think that you
could be a judge instituting the laws of the United
States when you weren't even born here. You didn't grow
up in the culture. You know nothing of the nation's
history and it's people. And yeah, all these people need
to be removed, every last one of them.
Speaker 2: If they do not dismantle this system and at least
replace these and just get them out of there. I mean,
we're cooked. That's it.
Speaker 3: Well, how can you have a steak in a country
that you haven't really grown up in, you know, Like
if I think about my dad, where he's a third
generation automotive Mincessona.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: I go into my dad's shop and on his shelves
over in the left corner there are Matovic's golf station
stickers and coffee mugs and can openers from the sixties
and the seventies. And one of the first times, well
the first time I worked for my dad, when I
was seventeen years old, he hands me a wrench and says, hey,
your great grandfather gave this to your grandfather, and I
I have it, and I use this for every single
tune up on every single engine that I do. Shouldn't
people like that be people who are dictating how this
country has ran and who should be here instead of
people who just got here and had an anchor baby
and decided that, okay, well now we're going to dictate
how this country should be, Like I think it should
be people that have a steak and how this country
is going to go, because now you know, I'm bringing
in another generation of Metovacs. I'm through my wife and
I thank God, and hopefully they have kids after that,
like we have a steak and how this country goes.
Whereas like these other judges, they can always go back
to where they came from. I'm not going to go
back to Poland, where you know my great great great
grandfather is from. You know, this is my home. I
don't want to leave Pennsylvania, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was talking. I was talking about my wife today.
I'm like, my great grandfather came here from Poland nineteen ten.
I can't imagine that he would have been If someone
would have been like, hey, do you want to be
a judge, he'd be like no, It's like, what's wrong
with you? What is the the person who would do this,
who would accept this. The fact that they would accept
this tells you everything you need to know about this person.
Speaker 1: That's an excellent point, Pete. I make this point a lot.
When you know, there's there's that meme that goes around
all the time. It's like, you know, do you have
the courage to hate the poor?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: But in the in the same line of thinking is like, okay,
the media lie that we're pushed all time by these
people who are seeking refuge in the United States. They
just want a better life. They crossed, you know, they
trying to make this like a Mayflower manifest destiny kind
of thing of you know, the same Gordita who's walking
up from Panama all the way through through Central America
to the United States southern border, and then her child
has to crawl on bob wire fences. It's just like
your ancestors. It's just like people in the Mayflower. They're
going through adversity to get here. It's like, no, you're
a fucking piece of shit. You're an awful human being
for subjecting a child to that, and you have and
you are such a dick that you got expelled from
your home and your only hope is to come over
here where people are going to give you money so
they could buy votes and influence and because they hate
white people inhertage Americans, you're not a good person. It's
the same kind of deal with like people who try
to give benefit of the doubt to homeless people. It's like, dude,
like if I like fucking lost my job tomorrow, if
I got hit by a bus, if I got like
paralyzed from the neck down, God forbid, or if like
I fell on hard times, may like struggle with addiction
or something like that or something. I have family members,
I have friends, I have people who love and care
for me and are going to make sure that I
don't end up homeless on the street. And many of
these people they're not in this position because like they
fell on hard times, right. They're there because they're fucking assholes,
they're degenerates, they're horrible human beings who have destroyed relationships
with all their friends and family, and that's why they're
in the position that they are. Their kids don't talk
to them, their parents are gone, their siblings hate them
because they're awful human beings to be around, and they
take advantage of them. Like, these aren't people that you
should be pitying. These are people that need to be
ruled over and or in the case of the migrants
coming over the border, expelled immediately, preferably via tribuche just
shoot them over the southern border.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and not everybody, like you said, not everybody
really ends up there due to just like unfortunate circumstances.
Some people just constantly step on their own dick time
and time and time again and eventually catches up with them.
And as soon as it does, they want to act
like it's the whole world's fault, when it's like, no, really,
this is all your fault. There were so many different
things that you could have done to not end you
up in this exact position. Like I always think back
to twenty twenty when you know, my bass player looked
at me and said, hey, man, you know, if you
ever need anything, I'm right here for you. He runs
an automotive shop. My neighbor, who lives a couple of
houses down for me, said, oh, hey, man, if I
had known you got laid off, I would give you
a job. Like, if you're resourceful, you'll figure it out.
If you're not, you won't. It's not my job to
take care for people that I don't know, and I
shouldn't have to take care of people that I don't know.
Speaker 1: Foreigners, least of all exactly. But all right, so, uh,
with that out of the way here, Well, we're gonna
have to talk about this story. I really just I
did not care about the story. It was on the
news all fucking week, but I you know, it's one
we gotta talk about, right, We're gonna have to talk
about the signal chats all right. Now. This is one
that you know, when you're in the scene for a
long enough period of time, there is then you just
see a story that comes up and you're like, you
know what, I'm just not touching this one. I'm not
paying attention to this one. I see everybody who's about this.
It's just pissing me off. I see, like like just
a complete slop story. And this really was one of
those things for me. I saw this come out, I'm like, okay,
I'm I'm not paying attention to this. I'm not touching this.
With the thirty nine and a half a full nothing
really seems interesting to me here. Other people could tell
me if there's something important on this one. So aside
from the hysterical memes that I saw from this, I mean,
I don't have much to say on this one. It's like, Okay,
a journal allegedly got you know, secret access to one
of the signal chats, and people are complaining about how
Jade Vance was mean to Europe. It's like, okay, all right, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, if they're if you're not going to show me
an end tower, I don't care. I literally just want
to see an end tower. The N word.
Speaker 3: I mean, it just kind of shows Mike Waltz as
a retard, and he added a gay jew retard into
the group chat allegedly, and even like the news interviews
he did leading up to it, right after the whole
incident didn't look good. But like, none of this stuff
really seemed like that big of a scandal. It just
seemed like a Micha Waltze retard. Okay, I mean anybody
probably could have told you that, But you know it, like,
of course they're gonna bomb the hu Thies. They already
you know that there was president for this before. So like,
I don't know, I guess I see why they made
a big deal out of it because it makes the
Trump administration look incompetent, But like, I don't know, it's
not really like that big of a deal. Like I
I didn't see what the you know, big hubbub was
about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like what level of you know what?
Speaker 2: I just realized two of the guys from one of
the most famous end towers of all time are on
this on this panel. You know what's funny?
Speaker 3: As I guarantee you, they probably typed in my name
And if you type in my name and put eye
funny after it, you'll see that it will be the
first result on Google images.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did. We were part of the Nutter We
were part of the Nutter, Butter and Tower. I was
the I was the eye.
Speaker 1: You guys got to find this picture and Doug get
put on the screen because now I want to see it.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll look it up real quick.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But I mean it's like, okay, you know, everyone's
talking up the story. It's like, oh, it's like a
great big blunder of the Trump administration or what have you.
And it's like okay, like what so. So they got
access to a group chat of them talking about bombs
going off in Yemen, and Jade Vance again was holding
the same line's been saying since the very start about
how the Europeans need to start pulling their weight and
he's sick and tired of having to deal with them.
It's like, well, quite, frankly, I'm fucking sick of tired
of dealing with Europeans too. But that's a that's a
different story. But like, like really, who cares. It's just
like a complete slap story to me as far as
I'm concerned.
Speaker 3: I through the the Iphony link in the chat, but yeah,
I did like. What I did find interesting is that
jd Vance had mentioned that he didn't want to keep
welfare is basically like the welfare whores. And you know,
I know Pete talks about this a little bit, and
I've heard a few other people talk about it a
little bit as well, But I think that kind of
went under the radar for most people's perspectives when they
talked about this story in regards to how like Jerme
Powell and some of the Trump administration is kind of
looking at Europe and saying like, we don't want to
carry you anymore. And I think that's a big like
a big deal. I think it's a big net positive.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I've heard I'm good authority from from a
very angry troon that the United States I shouldn't be
doing this so.
Speaker 3: At that so people throw people will throw this up
on Instagram, and I'll occasionally, just like I'll be scrolling
through Twitter, I'm like a notification that somebody liked one
of these tweets, and uh like somebody will say, oh,
I saw this on Instagram and I'll have like half
a million likes or something like that. Yeah, it goes
by here and there and there's a video. I have
it saved somewhere. It would take me too long to
find it. But like someone made like a a whole
video that had like some epic music behind it, and
like every single time someone would get.
Speaker 2: Like, I'm sharing it in our chat right now?
Speaker 6: Okay, cool, cool, cool, Yeah you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Time. Yeah, I put that in the chat. This it's
got great music. I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: I did not know you were you were part of
this tower, Kyle. I. I remember I remember this going
down because I remember when tweet, when Pete tweeted many
years ago. I remember seeing this, but I did not
know you were the r in this.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 3: It was completely organic too. There was no like you
sent it in a group chat and I just saw
it and I'm like, okay, well you.
Speaker 2: Know dude, I was. Here's here's the story behind it.
I'm drunk in an airport on it like like a
three hour delay, okay, It's like I'm for thirty hours.
So I'm in the Delta sky Club just drinking free wine, okay,
and I walk out to the gate and it's like, oh,
there's gonna be another half hour and everything. So I
sit my ass down in the airport. I open up
Twitter and I see that Nutter butter thing and I
just put eyes for the insights you gave me, put
my phone in my pocket, and just forgot about it.
Speaker 1: Contact anybody.
Speaker 2: It happened completely organic.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, the music just sells it.
Speaker 6: Oh it's so great. That amazing, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, it just always goes back to rule number
one is look cool and rule number two is have fun.
So nice, nice work guy. That's amazing. God, what we
were even talking about before some you remember just enjoy myself.
Oh yeah, we're talking about the stupid single group jet
Well yeah, whatever, All right, we've said enough about this one.
Let's get into some more joyful topics to end the show.
I will say this, but we just have to play
this one clip of President Trump from a press conference
a couple of days ago, because the man just does
not miss I don't know how he does it, but
he just is just like the funniest, mostlecable guy in
the world. Let's listen to what he has to say.
Speaker 7: We're gonna have tremendous, tremendous goodies in the bag for
women to the women. Between the fertilization and all of
the other things that we're talking about, it's gonna be
it's gonna be great. We're joined today.
Speaker 2: Ye, fertilization.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm still very proud of it.
Speaker 6: I don't care.
Speaker 7: I'll be known as the fertilization President. That that's okay,
that's that's not good.
Speaker 4: I've I've been called I've been called much worse.
Speaker 2: Actually I like it, right, thank.
Speaker 5: You, mister president, the fertilization President.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 3: I saw this clip get shared and I didn't really
under stand or like bother to check into the full context.
But there is something funny about Uh. I know so
many people that are, you know, knocking up their wives
right now. I'm like, you know what, that's kind of cool,
So you know that's what it is.
Speaker 2: I just I just love how he leans into it.
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I know what I did. I'm
gonna keep it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, double down, always always.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The people love him. Well, he's just he's a
remarkably likable guy. Oh you heard the ladies in the audience.
Speaker 4: You heard it. President Trump has commanded you to increase
the fuck rate.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Send in the Project twenty twenty five Fertilization Squads AOC
report for your daily fertilizer.
Speaker 2: They're sweating all of you, they're slapping all.
Speaker 1: Of you amazing.
Speaker 2: A little trolling. It's called me do a little trolling.
Speaker 1: He's so great. I love him.
Speaker 4: Any is there any clip that doesn't Doug does not
have on the soundboard?
Speaker 1: Like, no, amazed?
Speaker 4: Like, how does he come up with it so quick?
Speaker 3: Is there anything?
Speaker 1: Does he have?
Speaker 3: The one about I'll take money out of Rosie O'donald's
fat ass pockets. I love to look at her right
in the face and say, you're fired, Rosie.
Speaker 4: That one might be a bit of a stretch, but
I'm sure he's got it somewhere.
Speaker 1: No, I mean for good. Yeah, very all right, let's
turn over to our final story of the night. And uh,
you know what, I have to give a special shout
out to our good friend Christopher Sambatch for this one,
because he was tweeting about this the last couple of
days and this is right up my alley. So I figured, uh,
you know, actually, let's just let's just yeah, well, there
you go. So jaguars have been spotted in Arizona in
New Mexico in the last couple of years, for the
first time in over sixty years since the nineteen sixties.
So people don't know this. And Sam Batch was talking
about this quite a bit on his Twitter account, that
jaguars actually used to roam as far north parts of
Oklahoma and as far east as like the Mississippi River,
you know, back of the founding of the states, and
of course they were exterminated as people were heading west
because it's the largest big cat in the Americas and
they're pretty deadly apex predators. But they are slowly making
a comeback, and these particular ones have come up from
Mexico are slowly making their way north. Now they can
actually make their way through the border wall. You know,
cats are pretty agile in this regard, but they could
easily slip their way through a bunch of these bars.
So here we go. Here's a trail cam photo of it,
our trail cam video. Yeah, just look at that. Whoa,
they're really cool. I know, I'm excited for our new
jaguar overlords. Damn. Yeah. Just they're cool cats, man, They're
they're really neat. They have the strongest bite for us
of all the big cats. You know, they regularly like
attack caymans and turtles and crush them with their jaws.
They're they're pretty Frisian predators.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: So here K K kitty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well they don't.
Speaker 3: Like there's almost no fatalities in humans either. I might
be thinking about something else, but I know, like the
wildcats really don't go after humans all that much, like
people think they should be scared of them. And I'm
not saying you should go up and try to pet one,
but like they're not very aggressive towards humans.
Speaker 1: Well, they tend to be. I'm pretty skittish by and large,
but uh, I mean they'll they'll definitely stock you and
for you as prey, they'll give them the opportunity for sure.
But yeah, uh you know, I mean, yeah, these uh,
the cats that we have over here aren't as big
as uh, you know, other ones that you get, like
like lions, leopards and tigers like the those things will
eat it for sure. But you know, I mean I
wouldn't want to run into one of these things that
are allowed in the bush without a rifle, that's for sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You hear about the guy who went out into a
national park out west and got gorged by a bison.
Then like like a year later he went back with
a date he got gorged by a bison again.
Speaker 1: No don't I mean, hey, man, if you if you
go and head over to I'm like Custer National Custer
State Park outside of uh funk. Where is it South Dakota?
But what's that big city or Mount Rushmore is? Why
am I blanking rapid city, rapid city, South Dakota where
I'm all the wild bison are. There's signs all over
the place. Do not get out of your cars, do
not approach the bison. They are giant wild animals that
will attack you. They have very poor eyes sight. Don't
get close to them, you'll startle them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's videos of people getting flipped by bison.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think i'd fuck with one.
Speaker 3: There's like magnificent, enormous creatures that are also very tasty,
but like, yeah, I don't think i'd go up the
one and try to pet it, unless, like you know,
I was with somebody that knew what they were doing.
Speaker 2: The best thing I saw was you know, the felt
for It again award meme cord by a Vice and
again amazing.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I'll tell you, I mean, I've been
on hunts for leopards, been on hunts for lions and
cracks and all these like big dangerous predators. But the
things that scare me. The most man is Cape Buffalo
over in Africa, and they're not too much more different
than the bison we have over here. Well there, they
are scary man.
Speaker 3: Hawk you probably know. But do they kill more people
than hippos every year? Hippos kill like I think it's
like over five hundred people year. They're very territorial and
very aggressive.
Speaker 1: Hippos kill of like all the mammals, Hippos kill the most,
But the crocodiles are the ones that kill most people
over there. Hippos or second, and then Cape Buffalo is third. Okay,
but Cape Buffalo are the ones that killed the most
hunt Most hunters and all of history have been killed
by Kate buffalo more than anything else. Oh yeah, Well,
there's this thing they like to do where when you
shoot it, it doesn't like to run into straight line.
It likes to circle around and come up behind you.
So yeah, they're they're really smart. So that's yeah. But
I just thought this was a cool little thing that
we talked about. You know what, nature is healing. Hopefully
some of these guys can eat some migrants.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think our mutual friend Justin Campbell always he
has a picture that always goes viral, and it's of
something about people who always say like borders or just
imaginary lines. And then it's a picture of like where
wolves kind of roam in their biomes, and it's like
all these like very very strict circles essentially.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean our friend Semigg talks about this
all the time about the the origin of territories and borders,
you know, markings and uh of the like, and yeah,
I mean, territory is born in nature. All predatory animals
forge a territory for themselves, every single one of them.
Speaker 2: That's why I p outside around my property.
Speaker 1: Market your territory. Yeah, but but these are cool man,
i'd uh you know what, Like we said at the
very beginning of the Trump administration, the three things that
the OGC is looking for the most, uh. Number one
was nasty portations. Number two was ending of all four
and eight, and number three was protection of our wild
lands and energy, you know, being an energy sufficient for
the United States. And this is a part of it.
I mean, there's if we're going to rewild our areas,
a big portion of that is predator is coming back.
And you know what I'd like to see more of
this stuff. So you godspeed to the jaguars as they
reached back north. Yeah, here you go. Here's just what
we were talking about, you know, wolf, wolf packs and territories.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I feel like we should give a name to
this jaguar, Like what do you guys think? Like we
should give it, make it an official mascot or something.
Speaker 1: I don't call it jaguar paw, you know from Apocalypto.
I don't know. I don't know. I'm a what wou
could be? I don't know. People in the.
Speaker 4: Chack Yeah, Smoky the jaguar, I like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they just have such beautiful rosettes man. Yeah, really
really nice looking animals. I was talking with Sam Batch
about this on Twitter. But I'm like, black jaguars are way, way,
way more rare than black leopards are. I guess the
allele is way more common and I'm a leopards than
it is jaguars to have dark coats. But you know,
because we don't really have much talk about like black
cats and panthers, uh like in the Americas, it's just
really rare to see one of these cats that has it,
and uh, you know, leopards get it. All the time.
So interesting, But yeah, I thought that was something cool
for us. All we'll talk about end on a lighter note.
So so there you go, guys, rewilding with great predators.
All right, let's finish up these super chats and then
we will call it a night. So, all right, our
good friend Cringewalker for five bucks? Why doesn't Congress just
ban this practice of foreign judges? Why indeed, cringe Walker?
Why indeed you know the answer to that as much
as all of us do, but it'll have to come
through by a supreme executive. So Trump, you were Napoleon
posting not too long ago. Now's your time to show it.
And with all of your talk of putting Andrew Jackson's
portraits up all over the White House, yeah, it's time.
It is time. The people are with you, all right,
and then finally, let's see you going down to our
last one lavends for twenty five bucks, great stream tonight.
People need to stop getting caught up in all the
fake drama signal and focus on things that matter, like
deporting the damn right. All right, Oh, winner, somebody got
a winner in the chat. Mander Old this is the
name for this jaguar it is Thomas. And if anyone,
if anyone knows why is because our good friend Thomas
loves is leopard and jaguar print. That's it. This jaguar
is now Thomas. There you go, perfect amazing. All right,
let's get some shillings out of the way really quick
and then we will wrap up for the evening. So, Pete,
I'm actually gonna go listen to your Fuck Crime Syndicate
episode after tonight.
Speaker 2: So what else do you have? Just dropped an episode
tonight with Josh Neil. We talk about his new book,
Intolerant Interpretations. I'm starting to call Josh Neil the the right,
the real right, the serious right, the what's some of
the other stuff they've been calling us lately. He's what
James Lindsay should have been, somebody who can tear apart
the what the last eighty to one hundred years have
been about. But he also names who's responsible where James
Lindsay gets paid not to So go check it out.
Speaker 1: Excellent, All right, Ragie Mandrel, what do you have to say, sir?
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm just absolutely chuffed that we're getting rare cats again.
I don't know what else to say.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm speechless. There you go, anything promote not
at the moment.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, I'm a little busy with things in the background
at the moment. But I will get back to concent
production as soon as I can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mom, people can go look on mandel substack for
a discussion of Days of Rage, which is quite important
and lou of what we were talking about last week
of various leftist of violence picking up once again.
Speaker 4: So well, that's not on my substack. Actually that's on
my YouTube. I'll tell your YouTube. Yeah, news on one
of those two. All right, go check that out. Mandel
does good work, all right. And our guest tonight, mister
Kyle Matovic. Where can people find more of your stuff?
Speaker 3: Sir nice man, Well, I appreciate youans having me on.
I run a podcast called the In Liberty and Health Podcast.
Pete's been a guest many times. Hawk, You've been a
guest many times. And manager off to check out your
stuff and maybe we'll have some conversations in the future. Also,
planning a band called a Common Crown. You guys should
definitely check that out if you're in the southwestern Pennsylvania area.
I know that OGC is planning a hike April twenty six,
so I'm going to try to make out to that.
No promises, but my band also plays April nineteenth up
in a Butler, Pennsylvania, so feel free to go to
a Common Crown dot com to check that out. Also
run a podcast called five Till Midnight where Pete and
Hawk have both been guests before. And uh, Hawk and
I also both do Rule zero and Post zero whenever
we can as our schedules allow, and at a commentove
on Twitter. Last name is spelled M A T O
V C I K. And yeah, I appreciate all you guys,
and thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 1: All right, well, thank you very much for coming on, sir.
Always enjoy talking with you. And we've had the pleasure
of grabbing a few drinks throughout the years, so there'll
be many more. Yeah, indeed there will be.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Kyle's a good dude, so everyone go check out his stuff.
And David distributed on a show. Was it just last week?
Speaker 2: A few weeks ago? Yeah, two weeks ago? Yeah, yeah,
go check that out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a good conversation. So all right, and
for myself, there's talks for me to once again make
an appearance with my good friend Chad Elkins for a
tax rant of the Day. There will be a April
fifteenth party stream on his show. Once again. I'll be
promoting that when it comes closer, because you know it's
April fifteenth, then we get to celebrate, so be on
the lookout for that. There's also talks with me and
illegitimate scholar to do a show together. I think that's
going to be next week, so keep the lid on
for that one. Keep looking for that. And do I
have anything else? Probably not post zero this weekend because
I'm gonna be in the office, but maybe in the
future I'll be back on there as always, So all right,
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that's it. We'll be back here for another show next week.
See you then,