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Speaker 4: I'm well, thank you for having me. Glad to join
you guys.
Speaker 1: Alrighty cool. It's nice that we actually got you on
a Pony Express an official show, because I think the
last time you were on the show, we were doing
one of the debate coverage streams.
Speaker 5: Maybe yes, yeah, it was one of the Republican debates.
Speaker 4: I think right, it.
Speaker 1: Was something like that. I mean, yeah, but those party
atmospheres when you have like fifteen guys, is the only
way you can stomach these things these days. So yeah,
all right, well, Joleen, let's not waste any more time,
and we're going to get into our first topic of
the night. So everybody who's anybody is constantly talking about
the birth rates. Got to fix the fertility rates. They're
coming up, got to have conferences, We got to somehow
incentivize women to go and have more babies. But we
can't actually address the actual causes of the problem. So
we have to, you know, go around it and say, oh,
let's let's do this, let's do that to increase these
fertility rates. Well, allegedly something that's getting thrown around the
Trump team. Of course this has no connection to the
Donald himself, but allegedly people are talking about in the
Trump administration five hundred and five k bonus for moms
in a bit of reverse declining birth rates. So basically
they're just going to send direct checks to people allegedly
for having children. Gentlemen, why don't we just start at
the top and say how this is an absolute horrible
idea and this should not be implemented at all.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, who is going to benefit from this?
Almost immediately just handing thousands of dollars to the most
high time preference people in the in the entry. Oh,
that's gonna work out perfectly. Well, I don't see any
problems there.
Speaker 1: I imagine. Yeah, this is gonna be done in like
Democrats stronghold states like California or Minnesota or something. As
soon as the child is born. As soon as the
child is born, you're gonna get your five K check
and then you're gonna go aboard it. I guarantee you
this is what will happen in those places. Truly dark stuff.
Speaker 6: All they need to do is like start handing out medals,
you know, certain metal for two kids, and you get
up to five kids, and you get this nice big
ornate metal. Maybe yeah, women can wear it around and
you know, brag about the fact that they have five kids.
Speaker 1: This is just such a materialistic view of what it
actually is like to have a family and birth children
and contribute to the next generation.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: The idea that we're gonna bribe women, right, and that's
gonna what's gonna make them. I want to have more
kids first of all. Just just on the very top
of this, okay, Uh, the point is we don't want
to just increase the fertility, right flight flat out right,
you actually want to increase the fraternity, right for certain
groups of people, like the middle class and the upper class,
the people who actually, like you know, are the contributing
members of the society, the people who are actually paying
taxes stuff like that. And if you're like the middle
income or upper income in the United States, like five
thousand bucks is literally nothing. You're going to burn through
that in two months, like buying groceries for your family.
Like okay, so this really isn't an incentive like literally
at all for the people that you're trying to have
them increase and have more kids.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking that's more two months payments on their two
thousand and one Nissan Ultima that they got for seventy
two payments of fifteen hundred dollars a month.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there's certainly that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's it's it. I mean, so much of
this stuff, I mean even even like like natalism in general,
I mean, it's a topic people like talking about.
Speaker 4: Elon mus talks about it all the time.
Speaker 5: It's such a it's such a strange thing to even yeah,
even think about it, right, because a hundred years ago,
did anybody ask, well, why why would anyone want to
have children or what were the reasons why you know
your your great grandparents had seven kids, right, No, no one,
no one thought about it. They just did, right, They
wanted to have as many children as they could.
Speaker 4: And yeah, no one question what changed? What happened?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 4: Why don't people want that anymore?
Speaker 6: Hm?
Speaker 1: I just find the whole topic very very strange. Uh,
just to begin with, and a lot of the characters
that I see involved in this, you know, like a
legend natalism movement or what have you, that they just
freaked me out. Man, they creeped me out, Like you
guys know, those like Malcolm and Susan Collins, people like that.
There's just something off about those people. They freaked me out.
I don't know what it is. I find it very
weird that we have to have like conferences about this
stuff with like sixty five different people who are enlisted
as speakers. I mean and generally speaking in my experience
coming from like the Manaster background and stuff like this,
whenever you have a giant conference that has like twenty
five speakers or guests on it, like there's more speakers
listed than people who are gonna go to the damn thing, Right,
that generally tells me that the conference isn't focused on anything.
It's just a grift to try and take money from people.
And I just find it very strange. It's like, Oh,
we're gonna get everyone who's anybody to come over here
and all basically say the same thing. Oh, having kids
is good, not having kids as Like, I don't know
what is like the actual underlying theme here, aside from
must increase babies. It's like, well, how's that working for
places like India and stuff like that. I mean, we're
gonna get to them at a moment here, but like
just have to have the line go up, isn't fixing
the problem.
Speaker 3: Well, I think the other thing to consider out of
all this, too, is is that the the root cause,
like you mentioned at the beginning, is not getting addressed
at all. We're trying to come up with virtually everything
but the right answer to this. And I think it's
a point that Dave and hoe Math and others have
talked about extensively, which is just that we are in
a place where family formation is being actively subsidized against
by the state. It's propagandized against all the time, and
it's not just by what's happening here in the US too,
Like there's a very popular series of videos about being
anti marriage from tiktoks on women, and it's just like,
if you look closely at the videos, it's like, why
are all of the products, for example, in like Chinese labels.
That's an interesting thing to consider too. And so you're
in this area where it's a constant state of psychological warfare,
but also that the state is the better provider for
most women who get college degrees while they're actively subsidizing,
you know, traditional avenues for men to gain status and
to gain money. When more women are going to college
than men and are more first time home buyers than men.
Everything about this just says we are doing everything we
can to not address the problem.
Speaker 1: One hundred percent. I mean quite frankly, the decision just
comes down to and the bluntest terms possible, and this
is why nobody talks about it. But you have to
choose one of these things. Do you want high fertility
rates or do you want women's rights? It's basically literally it,
there's no other way around this. Uh, do you want
to have women in the workforce, do you want to
have women in higher levels of education? Okay, great, you're
gonna your fertility rate's gonna suffer. It's literally just the
way it's gonna go. And a hush falls around the
crowd because everyone agrees.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like, I mean, that's that's so much of it,
like that, It's it's such an obvious, like biological question.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: There are two sexes, right, we agree on that, and
one of them is capable of having children and only
from the age of you know, like late teenage years
until like mid thirties, right, So that narrow stretch of time,
and every there's every incentive that is built into our
system to have them do anything but have children in
that age range, right to be to be in the workforce,
to be doing anything other than that, right, And so
you're you're going to have a fertility crisis if if
that's the dynamic, right, if if women are treated you know,
in every every way, like you know, legally, culturally, in
every every possible conceivable way as exactly the same as men, right,
then that that's what you get, right, And so yeah,
it's it is it's a topic that.
Speaker 4: That no one wants to address.
Speaker 5: I mean, especially like you know, it's funny people talk
about like a vibe shift, you know, after Trump won
and everything, and I always kind of go back to
you can, like the the cultural bell weather of the
of like where your where your country is at, Like
the most identifiable way just to see trends and see
the way things are is the is the super Bowl.
I mean, I know we're doing this right now during
the NFL Draft, so nobody nobody cares about the super
Like if you watched the Super Bowl this year, all
the all the ads, uh they they didn't. Everyone was,
you know, so happy because they didn't have a ton
of woke ads and all of that. Like everybody's cheering that.
But you you watch them and it was like all
all like sentimental stuff and and like girl boss stuff, right,
And so it's an indication that Okay, they to one
degree or another, they're they're dialing back you know, the
the hardcore woke stuff and switching over to girl boss stuff, right,
Nancy Mace type stuff for Riley Gaines.
Speaker 4: Right, we want to put women right.
Speaker 5: That that's that is so like, oh we've we've did
feeded the trans thing because we're protecting women and we're
protecting women's sports, and we're protecting women in the workplace
and and all of these things, right, Uh, that you can,
like you could see that, right that that's where things
have shifted to. And and part of that is just
that is part of the cultural makeup of the country.
Like even like you consider like the median and Trump voter,
they they still believe like all of these these boomer ideas,
right that, uh, that we believe in women's rights, and
which I mean fundamentally of course, is the right to
murder their baby.
Speaker 4: Uh, but then then all.
Speaker 5: These other things, right, and so uh, why do you
why do you have a perth rate problem? Like why
do you why do middle class people now have children
or upper class people do now have children? Uh, it's
because that the women are memed and have been for
for generations now into wanting anything other than that, into
into having the life of a girl boss. Right, this
is more desirable, right that that's why. Right, It's it's
so obvious.
Speaker 6: Some of these these women there, they're so stupid.
Speaker 1: Thank you, mister President. Couldn't have said it better myself.
But I mean, no, you're totally right. I mean this
is why, Like I remember, I got in a huge
Twitter beef back and forth with uh with Matt Walsh
when the what is a woman thing came out and
basically was ragging on him, saying, what the fuck is this? Like, seriously,
what are we doing here? The only time we're allowed
to talk about the differences between men and women is
when we're talking about girls sports and women's bathrooms. It's like, yeah,
that's the only time the conservative movement is allowed to
talk about these things. It's like, well, this is like,
this is such a niche issue. It's like how many
how many truons are actually walking into people's bathrooms? Yes,
like it shouldn't happen, but you know, and obviously we're
all against that, obviously. But dal thing too is like
I'm sick and tired of seeing Nancy Nancy Mace make
her entire career of like standing up to like truon's
on Capitol Hill and stuff. It's like, this, fucking this
fucking count should be there in the first place.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean this is the thing, right, this is
what is the safest you know we're talking about how
like republicanism is just the latest iteration of democrats then,
I mean, like, what is the late last iteration that
we're working with here? Well, I mean that just means
that all of our favorite Democrats are in talking points
from like ten years ago. So let's say, oh, look
at that the GOP.
Speaker 2: They're all turfs. That's it.
Speaker 3: We're all trans exclusive radical feminists. That's Nancy Mayce. That's
the entirety of the Republican Party right now, like congratulations,
it's the party of JK. Rowling.
Speaker 6: I think Deli Roman Updates had the best response to it,
Nancy may Sweet. But I'm not going to say it
right here. I'll bet I will post it in the chat,
all right.
Speaker 1: I'll be sure to click on it in a moment.
But yeah, I mean that this isn't gonna This isn't
fixing the problem. And I guess this also goes to
another deeper issue. We've talked about this on the show
as well, and one of the things that the OGC
is looking for out of the Trump administration or point
number three, was protecting America's wild spaces in our environment.
I mean, okay, so everyone's just obsessed about like the
line must go up for fertility rights. Yeah, it's like,
oh yeah, no, matter what happens, got to keep that
line going up, up, up, up up, right. And I
mean there's reasons. Obviously your country should be at replacement
birth rates. We all agree with that, right, But this
idea that people like kind of latch onto that, Oh,
we just need to constantly having more kids so social
security doesn't go and solve it. It's like, Okay, I'm
not on board with this. I'm not on board with
like the billion Americans, Like what the fuck is that?
Speaker 2: Guy, Matthew?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know talk about it's like, no, there's
already too many people, period.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, that's that's part of it too, is like
the the economic situation is I mean just look at
like homes, right, Like homes are and the ability to
purchase a home is a major factor into whether you
have family formation or not. And if the median home
price is just out of reach for the average person,
you're you're not going to have families, right, You're not
going to have right that that like middle class family
that has a three or four bedroom home and has
three or four kids like that, that that's just not
possible for for many, many young people, right, And why
isn't it possible? Will you add thirty or forty million
people over the last twenty years, or even the last
ten years, and the demand on the supply of homes
is just through the roof, right, So like just that
alone would would affect it, you know, positively, right, and
and regular Americans would be able to form families.
Speaker 4: Like some of it too, is like.
Speaker 5: You do have like these manuspheer types who are just
like all women in America are terrible. They're all awful,
they're they're they're all you know, going and running through uh,
you know, tinder, and and.
Speaker 4: It's like especially I don't think, yeah, I don't think.
I don't think that's true. That's that's true.
Speaker 5: Like the women still want to get married and have children, right,
lots of them do.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: But if if young men are not able to make
the kind of wages to be able to afford a
home and provide for a family, right, then it's it's
not going to happen.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: That that's a I think the single biggest factor besides
just like the cultural stuff, you know, pushing and incentivizing
women away from wanting to have children, it's that the
material conditions are such that it makes it almost impossible.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: So, right, if you have if you do have mass deportations, right,
then not just like the fertility you know, the TFR
will go up or whatever you know, in like crude
economic terms, but like actual Americans that are productive, that
pay their taxes, that contribute to their local community and
so forth. Like those people have kids, right, those are
the people you want to have kids. Those are people
that always used to have kids.
Speaker 1: Exactly. It's almost like this five thousand bucks. They understand,
like the material conditions are bad for family formation, which
is why they're just asking for direct cash incentives. Right.
But this is just like a complete slap in the face, right,
I mean, listen, I know exactly how if this was passed,
I know exactly how it's going to go down, because
it's going to be no different than what it is
right now. I see it every day in my tax practice,
all Right, people come in, they intentionally keep their income
between the eight thousand to twelve thousand dollars range, and
they basically get that much money back as a refund
at the end of the year. They make that much
in the year, and then you just double it off
with a tax refund for half the income for the
entire year. And that's exactly what people are going to
do for this. What you should do in something like
this is you could do a tax credit against this
so lowers your tax liability instead of just giving you,
you know, a direct cash incentive, so that way, only
the people who are actually paying taxes. I actually, you know,
gain something from this if you're going to do something
like this, not for all the reasons that we've just
listed here that this isn't going to effective fertility rates
that much, but if you are to do something like that,
fucking do that pay less than taxes if you have
more kids.
Speaker 6: Look, man, if you don't like Amazon and Blackrock buying
up all the single family homes in your town, you're
a commie, so step away. It's a free market bro
sounding like Pete.
Speaker 1: You sound like a collectivist right now?
Speaker 6: Socialist?
Speaker 4: Oh man?
Speaker 6: Uh yeah.
Speaker 5: It's so much of this stuff too, though, is I mean,
I think I I've thought about this stuff a lot,
like you know, going back to right, why did why
did previous generations like nobody had to incentivize them to
have children?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: They just did? And the like why right? Well, I
mean some of it I think is right.
Speaker 5: They had a sense of purpose, of identity, of belonging
to a particular people in place, a history that they
wanted to preserve, and and all, like you, like, the
soul of a people, right is is who they are,
what their identity is, that they're they're American, that they
they descend from a long line of people that have
been in this same place for a very long time.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Well, all when when all of that is stripped away
from you, and.
Speaker 5: Life is just you know, basically nihilistic, right, just purposeless, meaningless, right,
You're you're you're just here I guess for uh, hedonistic reasons,
just to consume. Uh, then then why would you why
would you want to perpetuate? Right? Your existent like you
hate your parents, right, and so why would you want
to have children and and continue that line?
Speaker 4: Right there? There? There's that that's in that's just in
the air everywhere.
Speaker 5: And and so when the soul of a people is
ripped away from them, right, they don't have a reason
to exist any longer.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: It's it's like animals in captivity, right, Their their purpose
is taken away from them, and so why breed?
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty much. I couldn't have said better myself on
that one. So well, conclusion, gentlemen, this is gonna work
and uh deport more people there you go.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, yeah, five thousand illegals deported for every everyday,
be exactly.
Speaker 1: I'll sign up for that. Yeah, absolutely. I'll start having
kids tomorrow if you give me that promise. All right, yeah,
all right, So, uh there goes that, fellas, Why don't
we talk about our next topic. This is gonna be
an executive order that the Trump administration or the Donald
just signed yesterday, right, talking about a disparate impact here
all right, restoring equality of opportunity and meritocracy.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: So, I'm gonna be honest, I wasn't expecting this to
come down yesterday. I mean, I knew they were already
chipping away at this at the beginning of the administration.
But this is getting rid of the disparate impact. What
is the official term for it, that's right, right, disparate impact,
desperate impact, liability, liability, thank you, gorud. Yeah. So this
is something Linda B. Johnson signed into law many many
years ago and that was gone. So wow, amazing. Different
groups and different people aren't going to have different results
in certain fields. Oh man, that's extreme racism and sexism
must be about I say, well, that's gone now.
Speaker 5: So like, what are the implications of it? Right, I
mean is this just for the federal government or is
this society wide or how does this?
Speaker 4: Yeah, what are the dynamics of it?
Speaker 3: Well, this is for sure going to cause some legal challenges.
I mean, of course there's already been the judicial coup
stuff that Steven Miller tweets about every other day. But
I mean what gets set up, as with a lot
of these other executive order challenges that Trump's put out
since the beginning, has really been about challenging and existing
legal doctrine. And disparate impact has been around for quite
some time. It was encoded into law I think with
the Civil Rights Act, that with updates that came in
nineteen ninety four. But really what this is is to
say is that in consideration of future law, we're not
going to consider disparate impact, i e. The implication that
this is going to affect other people differently and that
that's due to discrimination and not because there are differences
in group outcomes, preferences, intelligence, you know, everything that we
would consider to be normal basic human biodiversity.
Speaker 6: You know, I saw a figure say that in the
United States five point seven percent of doctors are black,
and they said to remove all all kinds of affirmative action,
disparate impact, everything. The percentage of blacks that would qualify
from medical school was like zero point three percent.
Speaker 1: Sounds about right.
Speaker 6: So I mean, what does that say about the five
point four percent that are doctors right now?
Speaker 1: I hope I get doctor house every single time I
go on. That's all I'm going to say.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, this is you know some of us.
You know, I just I just released an episode with
Cringey talking about, you know how even the old Lory Clubs,
mister Fahrenheit was writing articles about how there will be
a coming civil war and there will be violence in
the United States. And one of the things that cringe
and I talked about off the air was I think
it was I don't remember that he can he can
mention it in the comments is that if these people
don't have or like out of jobs, out of work,
how much quicker does this violence start to happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's a good point. We're recovery on
the show them a couple of weeks ago. That was
it like sixty five percent of all black women who
are employed are employed in the state.
Speaker 6: It's like, yeah, they're government workers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is just the jobs program.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And I think that also, I think the percentage
is actually higher with POSTCRID degrees.
Speaker 3: I think it was The New York Times that had
said it was like federal jobs built the middle class,
and it's like, come on, it's just welfare by another name.
And I mean, like, this is what we talk about
with patronage is like what you're what you're really referring
to with a patronage network on the left is that
you're talking about a jobs program for people who cannot
hack it in the private sector and have nowhere else
to go, which just means that, you know, it's your
usual DMV worker, it's your usual environmental review person who
works at NIPA. It is everything that if you've ever
had to build something work within government, it's usually those
guys that you're having to deal with. And as someone
who works in that area, boy oh boy, let me
tell you, they're always going to be there to make
your life hell because this is all that they can do.
Speaker 6: That's it. I think I had a tweet that really
pissed a lot of people off if I said that,
you know, government, government jobs, and you know, affirmative action
and all this created a false black middle class, and
the sports and entertainment created a fake, fake black one percent.
Speaker 1: I remember that tweet, yeah could tweet chef's kits that.
Speaker 6: It was just like, yeah, I got attack for that one.
But I mean, when you think about it, sure you
can start naming, you can start naming and pointing people out,
but usually the exception proves to rule.
Speaker 1: Anyway, brands not lands Man, brands.
Speaker 3: Not lands Well, that was another thing I saw today,
whereas I think it was a Davos or whatever, someone
had said that the we're hurting the American brand, and
it was just like, again, it's the same rhetoric we
see with all these things, is that we have to
be uh pro America. It's a team, it's a brand,
it doesn't look good abroad, we're hurting it, et cetera,
et cetera. Really, at the end of the day, what
this is about is simply keeping the grift going, looting
the treasury long enough that whatever remains is inaccessible to you.
And if we keep it that way for a little
while longer than hey, we're going to have a great
time watching this thing fall apart and no one is
going to be able to pick up the pieces. And
we've already seen democrats activist classes make it very clear
that if they get into power. And I'm sure that
your episode with Cringee covers this a lot, Pete, but
they've made it very clear come twenty twenty nine, hell
or high water, they are going to make your life hell.
And this is why you know, it's it's great rhetoric
when Trump's fight fight, fight or whatever, but no, like
I don't think you understand the gravity of the situation.
They really do once you did.
Speaker 6: The gravity of the situation is is if they are
not completely destroyed and they are allowed to gain power back,
we're it's nice, not its going to be all that.
It's violence, Yeah, I mean, it's going to be violence
orin and I were talking about this a couple a
couple of years ago. We were like, you know, if
it keeps going the way it is, I mean, we
don't think that we're doing anything special, but it's like
we're getting a voice out there and putting a message
out that they don't want to hear. Taking out podcasters
is really easy. I mean, taking out people who write
articles on Substack is gonna be really easy. I mean,
they could just make substack illegal. They just shut it
down and just shut all these things down. If you
don't think they're going to do it. I mean, so
you know, you basically you know, it's like it's like
Cringey said, you basically have like three you have three
years and eight months to get your affairs in order
and figure out which figure out what the what the
future is going to look like?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I think about like just things from
the last couple of weeks, right, like uh, Carmelo, Anthony Stabbs,
Austin Metcalf and the Heart in Texas and he gets
you know what's at now, like.
Speaker 1: Half half a million bucks?
Speaker 5: Yeah, half a million dollars Like yeah, uh and and
like what what does that communicate? Is like you just
just killed a white guy in cold blood and we're
gonna reward you for it, right, We're all gonna gather
around and and put money in the pot and give
you half a million.
Speaker 4: Like that's terrifying, right, Like uh, it like it should.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm I'm inoculated to the idea of like
the norm he's waking up, but like it it should
send a chill down people's spines. That like there there's
just visceral hatred of of white people. That that that's
what that's communicating, right, more than anything else.
Speaker 4: Right, even see like some of the.
Speaker 5: The comments there in the gifts and go's like yeah,
I know he's guilty or whatever, but uh, good job, right,
Like that's that's those kind of comments that he's getting,
Like it's not uh they're not believing, oh he was
doing it in self defense or whatever, and they're just
blied to. Right, No, they they know exactly what he
did and they're giving him money for it. That's and
if twenty twenty didn't like show you this in BLM
and everything like this, it hasn't gotten better, right, hasn't
hasn't changed at all. And and the anger in the
vitriol is there, and when it's backed by government force. Right,
if AOC or whoever whomever becomes president in twenty twenty eight,
it it's going to be bad, right, It's going to
be extremely violent, right, Yeah, all of us are going
to be in prison, right, That's that is what's going
to happen.
Speaker 1: But we got Thomas Saul on our side, So it's
all gonna be okay. Yeah, yeah, no, I mean, you
guys are right, and it's it's like easy for everyone
to be up here and say, oh, you guys are hyperbolic, YadA, YadA, YadA.
But I mean I gotta tell you, man, like I
will not stand for four years of Stephen Miller just
pointing out on Twitter every other day, look at these judges.
Look at these corrupt judges. They're so corrupt, they're so terrible.
Look how corrupt these judges are. It's like, motherfucker, you
literally make the rules right now, like fucking deal with
the problem.
Speaker 6: You either you either sit down with boot Kelly and
let him draw out a game plan for you and
tell you exactly what he did, or you're not serious
and we all are, you know, looking at if it's
not twenty twenty eight, it's going to be sometime in
the future, because they're going to allow these people to
come back into power. Yeah, it's like you then you
really have to study the Spanish Civil War because that's
what that in South Africa, because that's where we're headed.
Speaker 1: Every day you wait, it gets harder and harder to
fix the problem, and it's it's like, what the fuck
are you worried about? Like, seriously, democratic approval rate is
at all time lows right now, Like, what are you
worried about? I just I don't fucking get it. I
don't know who are like the focus groups that are
in people's ears like whispering saying, oh no, you can't
do that, can't do this. It's like, motherfucker, Like you
were elected to destroy the system. Start fucking detroying it
and you will be loved for it, literally for forever. Yeah.
Speaker 5: If you woke up tomorrow and you know Trump, did
you know a pre dawn raid on every one of
these judges and just hauled them away in a van
to Seacott or whatever, like, uh, the eighty percent of
the country would be behind it would be fully supportive
of Trump.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: No, these are these people are committing treason against the
United States by by thwarting the will of the people
to do these deportations. These people are domestic or foreign enemies.
And these judges are domestic enemies. And I took a
vow to defend the constitution United States, and they're domestic enemies.
And you just to start doing Lincoln type stuff, right
and just talk about old honest abe, although like he
arrested judges, I'm going to too, so.
Speaker 2: He suspended habeas corpus during more time.
Speaker 4: Yea.
Speaker 3: I mean, like you've already declared a You've had states
declare an invasion. You've had you've invoked the Alien Enemies Act,
and you've had the court even say you're good with that.
At a certain point, you have to understand that there
is no more room for you to simply weigh out
legal options. And I get it, Like you've been in
office for only a limited amount of time, you were
probably game planning everything. And we are you know, we're
on the sidelines of this, of course, but we also
know that at the end of the day that they
will go after everyone who ever supported this. They've made
that abundantly clear. And you know, you saw this during
the twenty sixteen era. Like we've been lucky to have
a decade of Trump more or less thans he came
down the escalator in twenty fifteen. But that first go
around where you had Hispanics, you had every basically non
white person. They saw someone wearing a MAGA hat. That
was open season, that was a target. And they're going
to do it again. And now it's a much more
easy network because like Musk had said, oh, if you
know Kamala wins, I'm probably going to prison. Well, it's
probably not just going to be him. All of the
days of Antifa and dosing and the things like that,
they didn't go away, and they're happy to engage in
that kind of left wing terrorism, and it's just like
it's going to be there. And we already saw that
treason already. There was a judge in New Mexico who
had been barred from life from ever being a judge
again because he was housing an illegal trend to Agua.
Speaker 1: Second. Yeah, we're gonna talk about him in a second,
but yeah, you're you're totally right. I mean, like, just
to put it very very bluntly, over the last decade
of trying to get Donald Trump into this position to
actually fix this country, people have had their lives destroyed.
People have lost their jobs, people's marriages have disintegrated, their
kids have hated them for it because they've been doped
out on fake news, and in extreme cases, people have died.
Some even at Donald Trump's own rallies. It's like we're
putting our necks on the line for putting you in
a position to fix this shit. It's like, what are
you afraid of of the opposition side? These like sixty
year old boomers, they're showing up to all of these
like fucking protests around the country bitching about Elon Musk
when they're all in their gray hairs, like these are
sick people who should be spending their later years with
their grandkids. But instead of just like bitching in the street,
who else is part of their coalition? Various like minorities
and interest groups who aren't actually part of this like
founding stock of this country, or like weird like sexual
degenerate like people that nobody actually cares about. It's like,
fuck the enemy coalition, Let's go fix the fucking problem
you were put in charge for that, now, do it
all right? Indeed, I think we've said it enough. Let's
move on to that story the prudom briefly mentioned, and
we'll get to that real quick. So speaking of the
caliber of the enemy coalition and enemy faction and these judges,
you know, these tenth Circuit Court of Appeals judges that
work on tuesdays and right with their left hand answer
and somehow are and control of the executive branch of
this country. So here we go. Former judge Joel Cano,
known for his far left courtroom rulings in New Mexico
court system, has received a lifetime ban from the bench
following the arrest of a dangerous gang member he was
harboring in his home. First of all, ten, Grant says,
this guy's gay, and this is a rent boy hen
in his house. But aside from that, like, holy fucking shit,
you literally have one of these judges. Talk about conflict
of interest, man, a judge who's ruling on immigration issues
is literally harboring the legal immigrants' his fucking house.
Speaker 6: The clown world, man, Now, this is your perfect candidate
for Seacott. There there's no reason this person should still
be in the country. They you anywhere, I don't care.
Just get them the hell out, get him the hell out.
I mean, there is a reason why when they talked
about enemies, they talked about them foreign and domestic. Sure,
we have some foreign enemies right now. But if you're
more worried about China or Russia or and you're you
don't realize what's inside the gates. I mean, you're not
in the game. You're not I mean this is why
we're headed to where we're headed because you can't look
you you leave your house for an hour and drive
around and go into I mean even a small city,
you're you're seeing the enemy. The enemy is walking right
by you. These are the people who will turn on
you and will turn you in and they'll pull the trigger.
I mean, people just don't have not studied history. They
think that that we're this soft. Oh the left in
this country, they're so soft and everything. Yeah, a lot
of people thought that in the past.
Speaker 1: Good luck, yeah, ok, psychopath.
Speaker 4: You have to go back.
Speaker 5: You gotta well yeah, that's like I mean, uh Cernovich
had some posted or maybe Jack Posobic I can't remember.
Speaker 4: Uh, just just about how on like TikTok.
Speaker 5: There are these channels, you know, celebrating like Luigi and
and and like extremely violent far left stuff that are
getting like hundreds of thousands of likes and and everything
else that there there's a strain of the left in
the country that is extremely vn I mean we saw
it a little bit in twenty twenty, like we we
just forget about this stuff.
Speaker 4: But they these are violent people. I mean just think
of think of Kenosha and like the three guys that
rittenhouse shot, Like one's a pedophile, the others a U.
The other is a convicted burglar, and and like like
all three of them are felons, right, like they they
just they did Bolshevik type stuff where they just unlike
the pedophile he shot was let out of an insane
asylum that day, right to go riot, Like this is
the stuff that they do, right, Yeah, people should read
about the Spanish Civil War, they should read about the
Bolshevik revolution, right, this is this is the stuff that
they can easily unleash on us in a moment's notice.
Speaker 1: The days of rage in our own country. Yes, in
the last sixty years. I mean, like I bring this
up all the time. But fucking Bill Ayers. When the
original architects of the First World Trade Center bombing was
put thrown in prison and they got pardoned by Bill
Clinton and became a professor at NYU, It's like, yeah,
like are you fucking kidding me? Like shut up about
like Bill? Oh, like the the left wings, which are
like a bunch of pansies and stuff, It's like, no, man,
Like they're psychopaths. Psychopaths are dangerous.
Speaker 3: I mean not to not to go too far back
in time, but like it was if anyone and I'm
sure the older members of the audience will know, it's
like you remember how odd it was when Barack Obama
was running for office in two thousand and eight, and
it was really safe for Fox News to talk about
Louis Farrakhan. But you got that we kind of like
shut it down conversation if you mentioned Bill Ayers, who
was Barack Obama's mentor, Like that to me is absolutely
wild to consider.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like that's what you're up against.
Speaker 3: Like you had a guy who said I'm going to
fundamentally transform the country. He was there for eight years,
and then you know we had his vice president in
there for four and his secretary of State almost when
I mean, we've had a decade of Trump and you've
had a decade of buying time, and I mean, you
know it sounds hyperbolic, but I mean I think it
would behoove everyone here, especially in the audience. Remember no,
like this is not you know, hyperbole, this is not anything.
The days of Rage is, you know, very fresh in
their memory. And if you go back in time and
you want to read some of those manifestos that they
had put out you're gonna realize they got virtually everything
they wanted.
Speaker 1: There were left wing assassins of people, left wing assassins
who killed President McKinley. I mean, like everyone likes to
talk about in the American contextuff like you know, JFK
and Abraham Lincoln and stuff. But now everyone just convetely
likes a gloss over Willia McKinley. Oh, in the circumstance around.
Speaker 6: His death, I mean, there was, and the precursor to
that was the Haymarket riots in Chicago. Yeah, saying these
these people are they are who they are, and you're
you're not going to change them. Well, we're playing for
there's yeah, there, there's yeah, You're not going to change them.
You can only defeat them. That's it. That's it ends
the story. Everything else, everything else is a band aid.
Everything else is just delaying the inevitable.
Speaker 1: Indeed, I mean, uh, you know, we have been talking
about some heavy stuff thus far. But I will say
one thing, a white pill on this topic, I'm continued
to be pleased by no matter how hard the Democrats
and the legacy media try to twist around this story
about how mass deportations are bad and how things are mean,
and how this story about them all fawning over this
Maryland ma MS thirteen. Yeah, this every day American Maryland man,
you know, who's only deported like six times before and
only committed a five felonies or whatever. The fuck? You
know that they first came for the Maryland man, and
next they're going to come for you. I am very
white pilled to see that this just completely fell flat
on its face. Nobody's buying it still when pulled all Americans,
the majority of them, seventy plus percent, no matter how
hard they try and rig the polls, they want all
illegal immigrants deported, all all of them. They get. They're
trying to forge these numbers however they like. But people
aren't done with this. They want their country back, They
want these people gone. Mass deportations is an extremely popular issue.
Speaker 2: It's the humane option.
Speaker 6: It's real, the best. It's really the best for everyone,
especially them.
Speaker 1: Yep, for sure. All right, fellas, let's power through a
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We're gonna to talk about this very quickly. But Pete Haigseth,
some rumors have been going around, which again I'm going
to stress, all right, well, this is going to turn
into a topic that we're gonna have in a minute
here about Twitter and everything. But this is actually a
good segue into that. But it seems to me that
everyone has just like completely forgotten the way the media
behaves around Donald Trump from the previous four years of
him in his administration. They just think that everything every
headline they see about the Trump administration must be like
one percent true or something that came from the media.
It's like, guys, do not remember the first four years
of the Trump administration where they just literally made shit
up no matter what it was, just said, oh, look,
major descent is breaking out on the Donald Trump camp
or XYZ person is about to get fired, YadA yadyada
blah blah blah blah blah. And it's the same thing
this time with like Pete hegg Sath, where people were
just up and aizzy all over like Eastern weekend saying, oh,
hegg Seth is about to get fired. He's about to
get booted, it's any second now. Donald Trump hates him,
he gets some fights with Elon Muskow back blah blah blah. Deldr.
This guy's are going anywhere.
Speaker 4: Well, if if you.
Speaker 5: Think about you know, heg Seths and like what his
role is, right, he has to go to the Pentagon
and and basically root out all of the legions of
of left wing lunatics there, right, that have been installed
there over the last you know, twenty years or thirty years, Right,
And so basically anybody who's not loyal to the United
States of America to the to the duly elected president
of the United States of America and is going to
refuse to carry out his orders like they got to go, right,
That's that's his job in the Pentagon. So, right, you
think about, like we were talking about earlier, whether Trump's
going to do you know, rubicon type stuff. Like the
only way he can is if there's a chain of
command that's preserved that will carry out his orders and
understands that there are enemies of the United States, domestic
enemies that have to be dealt with, right, Like if
if that, if that's hexas job, like and I think
it is. Why Why is he the one that you know,
the eye of sourn is focused on right now? Right Besides,
you know, the the rumor that he helped us scuttle
an attack on Iran, right, like those two things, right
that that's why.
Speaker 6: Well, when you look at the one of the leakers,
one of the quote unquote leakers, Dan Caldwell, who Tucker
Carlson had on the other day. I mean, if you
listen to a lot of his foreign policy stuff and everything,
he sounds like one of us. Yeah, I think that's
what it is. Is these guys do. They don't want
anything to do with Iran for better, you know, for
better or worse, probably mostly worse. They want to pivots
to China. They're trying to get this whole Ukraine thing
wrapped up. And what you do is, you know, if
you want to if you get rid of like three
of Pete hegg Seth is heg Set's main guys. It's
not only demoralizing to him, it causes you know, people
in the press and people who control the narrative to
you know, it gives them a It hands them a
narrative of oh, well, these are three guys they're back
head set that they've been for leaking. I mean, this
is just your basic setup, this is just your basic politics.
And yeah, I mean it's I don't know why they're
trying to make why they're trying to make such a
big deal why they would target heg Seth and not
any not any of the other ones like RFK Junior,
who is probably controlled anyways, No big deal, But it
seems like heg Seth is a pretty poses a threat,
just like they think that Donald Trump poses this threat,
because I mean, when it comes right down to it,
when you look at everybody who Trump has around him,
heg Seth is probably the most like him, kind of
an outsider, ideological you know, Trump's not ideological, but he's
somebody who isn't id ideologically aligned with the regime. That's
That's what it seems to me, is you get fire
three of the people who support him totally. That has
to affect heg Seth in a way, and then it
just gives it just creates this narrative. And they know
that Trump in the past has listened to things like this,
has has followed the narrative and acted upon it. Hopefully
Trump is you know not you know a is beyond
that now.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, the main agenda from Haigseth from the
day one has been to purge all the DEI bullshit
from the military. We covered this on the show a
couple of weeks ago. Out he's effectively just banned women
from combat roles, you know, with the reinstituting of the
only standard we're going to have is the male standard
for combat, and obviously women can't meet that, so there's
no more women in combat roles. Effectively, that's what has
been done. I mean it's a step in the right direction.
He's been scrapping everybody who is loyal to the DEI stuff.
I mean, I know the Democrats are up in a
tizzy a couple of weeks ago when he fired that
Black general, you know that was all up on board
with like the DEI bullshit and everything. So clearly they
have set their target on this guy for whatever reason.
It might not necessarily be the you know, reasons we
want him criticized for or something like that. But no,
it isn't that he seems to be the target.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, I mean even even that, like you think
you think about him having this mandate to root out
DEI and everything, it isn't isn't just like making the
Pentagon more efficient and better at fighting wars and everything else.
Like that's obviously part of it, but it's it's also
like which ones like who hit the Pentagon is going
to be the most ideologically unreliable. Are the people that
are all in on DEI Like, they've they've planted their
flag on that, and so you know, these are bad
people that got to go right, and and so they've
made they made his job pretty easy.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: Are there others that are you know, a little deeper
cover that that are loyal to the regime and loyal
to Boeing and raytheon and and everything else. Certainly, Uh,
But like I think, I think, like ultimately, right, if
you have leadership in the military that is is loyal
to the president, then the kind of stuff that has
to get done right in like in reality, which I
mean I still think is like maybe a ten percent
chance or less that it is really going to happen.
You know, maybe maybe my my interesting is, uh, it's
getting shakier by the day. But you like that's an
absolute prerequisite right to have to have the military on
on your side.
Speaker 1: Yep, very good points all around. I mean, if if
they're if we are going to have this constitutional and
executive crisis, you know, we're going to start overruling judges
and getting rid of district judges and ignoring orders and
stuff like this Uh, you need to have every part
of the executive branch, which the military falls under, completely
under lock and key. So we will, we will, We'll
see what happens on this one. Do we have any
other closing thoughts on Pete hegsats gentleman before we move
on to the hilarious story of the night.
Speaker 3: I think really the only thing to add to this
is that you know what has been the primary You know,
there's all this intellectual stuff that has been put by
ver Mule, by Jarvin, everyone that claims to be an
influence on Trump's line of thinking or people that are
behind him, and you know, they always talk about regime
change and this very peaceful, safe language. They never talk
about what that actually requires. Because we want bloodless regime change.
Trust me, I would love to see the same thing
happen because I don't think that America is ready for
any kind of real violence in that respect. But as
Ester was pointing out, like even if you want to
have quote unquote regime change, that requires above all things,
a competent military, and that requires loyalists. And I mean
that was big for us when we were talking about
this before the election, was you know, whether it was
all these projects, all these recruiting tools, all these oversight groups.
Everything is oriented around loyalty. And if you don't have
people that can, you know, faithfully step up to the
plate when things get hard, then you know, you might
as just go home. And I think that this has
been the big challenge. We saw this happen early on
with Matt Gates. I think he's learned to stick by
his guns with heg Seth and the rest. And I
think also that you know, he got Vice President Vance
and the others behind him. So I think that it's
important to just realize at the end of the day,
like you're trying to take on the most well designed,
you know, bureaucracy and leftist subversion ever designed since the
Soviet Union, and that is clearly what our enemy is
right now. And yeah, heg Seth has got to stay
in for the time being.
Speaker 1: You're here, all righty, gentlemen, Let's turn our attention over
to what could potentially be the most catastrophic war in
the history of the planet as it relates to casualties,
and it still won't even make a dent in either
of the country's populations. So apparently Pakistan and India are
on the verge of coming to blows. India's only aircraft
carrier left port earlier today. India has now effectively cut
off the flow of water to Pakistan, depriving Pakistan of
eighty percent of its water needs. Islamabah warned early that
this would be an act of war. And here we
go with if you guys aren't on Twitter, right, we're
gonna talk about this whole topic of the slopification of
Twitter in a second year. But if you if you
guys are lucky enough in the chat, who are not
frequent users of the bird app, you will know the
last several several months has become infested with pagets of
all kinds. They're everywhere now and it's a huge fucking
broblem on the platform. And so are a good friend
over at Distant Soaps decide to have a little bit
of fun with this on Twitter, So he said, Pakistan
must not stand for this transgression. What is the point
of being a nuclear power if you can't be starved
to death by your neighbor, Nuclear retaliation must be on
the table. Amazingly, this one of these g accounts responds
to him and says, nuclear retaliation You think India doesn't
have nukes, and so it just goes again and says
India must not stand for Pakistan nuclear retaliation. What's the
point of being a nuclear power if you can be
nuked by your neighbor without striking back. So it's because
like these jeets are on her all the time, and
they constantly think that everybody else is a jeet that
they're talking to, but just from a different faction. So
these people are literally thinking that distance soaps is what
these guys you try to like actually have a legitimate
take on the issue. But no, I mean, I'll say this,
I want every single person in the CIA to be
working around the clock to ensure this war kicks off
and happens. I've just received word that Vivak Ramaswami has
been called home is going to have to enlist in
the Indian Foreign Legion. So please please make this happen.
Speaker 6: Did yep? Did I hear correctly that the richest man
in India was the one who figured out how to
make shit like their aircraft carrier run on ship.
Speaker 1: I believe in it.
Speaker 6: I mean that that thing will run for like yeah,
it's like our nuclear I think our nuclear carriers are
designed to be at sea for how long. I mean,
when you think about what they have, they could be
out there forever.
Speaker 1: Pretty much. I mean, I love how I we just
listened to the sound effect of the new Indian cavalry
is about to head on end. You know, even the
trains are being used for military warfare purposes over there now.
But I mean, so yeah, we're having a joke about
this about the Indian and Pakistani menace. But you know,
on a more serious note, I mean, we just have
to talk about how Twitter is just being almost completely unusable,
particularly in the last month, with the huge influx of
people that are on it. Now. It is that Twitter
is now the number one app in India just passed
like yesterday or something like Elon was talking about this,
and only like a third of the country is even
on it already. And so we've got a couple of
videos here we're gonna showing you guys in a minute.
But let's just have like initial takes here about the
the gutification of Twitter and basically all the online spaces especially.
It's not dead Internet theory, it's just jeets.
Speaker 3: Well, I really it's kind of funny that we're gonna
monetize x and what it has just basically become is
the new Indian welfare state because you get paid to
basically do nothing into farm engagement. And when you have
so many of them, you really don't need a.
Speaker 2: You know, a.
Speaker 3: Botnet to do anything because there's just millions of them,
you don't need to worry about it. But on top
of all this, I think the other thing too to
consider is that you have to worry about the fact that, oh,
this is how all discourse is driven. And in America,
I think it were like the I mean, America has
its own problems with how many other countries influence our politics,
but we are probably the last anglosphere country that has
yet to deal with any significant amount of Indian influence
in its respective politics. Here now, Vivid Gramaswami, I think,
is a great test case. So was Bobby Jindall. But
Bobby did more to try and act white than Vivek
ever did, and so he's got that going for him.
But at the end of the day, I think it's
sort of fun for us to and just how badly
now is Internet discourse being driven. You know, It's funny
we would always talk about like chain letters or chain emails,
and how Facebook would be like, can this poor so
and so get one like and you don't even know
if the photo's real or not. Now aislop has dominated
all of that regard. But even now with this stuff,
I think it's also important to look at how specifically
the quote unquote sort of discourse around certain issues has
been totally just been retarded by accounts like, for instance,
like Inevitable West on Twitter for those who are not
on Twitter, and we're on Twitter, so you don't have
to be. Inevitable West is one of those like sort
of bought ESK accounts where it's talking about how like
Trump is doing things and America is back and Elon
is on our side. But then you know, he slips
up and you find him sharing like an NFT or
some kind of meme coin about some Hindu deity. And
that's really what this has become, is that you've allowed
the entire discursive platform for Anglo sphere and English speaking
politics to be dominated by people who should have no
right to comment on these issues and are shouldn't really
be here to begin with. But really, now we've passed
a point where it's not dead Internet theory. It's just
the rising tide of color, and it's come to all
online platforms.
Speaker 1: It's truly horrifying stuff. I mean. One of the other
things that you see all the time is we've already
had an issue with like kanik people talking about like
Judeo Christian values for such a long time, you know,
trying to link these two things together and then therefore
link them to the history of America.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: You see this too from the same accounts where we
already had the issue with like Judaeo christ Ship, but
now they're also adding in Hinduism in there. I don't
know if you guys have seen a couple of these tweets,
it's like, yeah, these these religions that are core to
the American experience, Like, get the fuck out of here.
There's not a single person who's white in the United
States America thinks about fucking Hinduism. Get out of here, dude,
you fucking.
Speaker 6: You know, well, you know, I know VPNs exist, but
you know, can we take take our hats off to
Andrew Torba, who, yeah, you know, decide to block all
ips from India. I mean, that's just the way, that's
the start. That's the start. I mean, by the way,
I don't think it's one third of Indians or even
on Twitter. I think it's just one thirds of Indians
have access to the Internet. So as they're building out
the internet there, it's just going to get worse. I mean,
you already have to deal with homegrown shit accounts like
catterd and you know, you know, out of context human
but you know it, Cringey has the you know, the
best idea about that is just you know Pakistan wants
to do anything, is just cut all their communications so
we can have it at least a break. I mean,
if you can cut the freaking North Stream pipeline, we
can cut you can cut the Internet from freakin India.
Come on, that's not even going That's not even going
to be like a humanitarian crisis, an environmental crisis. I mean,
you're actually saving you're helping mental health in the West.
Speaker 1: And you're healthy.
Speaker 6: But I mean, I mean people are There's probably gonna
be more street shitting, but at least not here.
Speaker 1: Okay, So did you see the report that came out
last year that fifteen billion dollars are siphoned off from
social security every year by Indian like scam artists and
hackers like just call up old people and steal social
Security money. There's billions at billions of dollars every year.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean they're you know, we have to remember
as much as you want to, you know, talk about
other you know, ethnic groups and how they act and everything.
I mean, there was a reason why when the Sacklers
wanted to get wanted to get, you know, white West
Virginians hooked on oxy, they went to Indian doctors first
because they knew they weren't going to care. They would
just hand no questions asked, just hand them out. I
don't have I don't have ties to these people. I'm
gonna make money I have. I'm going to be able
to go and street ship in a vacation down to
the island somewhere. Give me, give me the freakin' oxy,
I will give it to these people. And that's a
true fucking story. It's in the book Opioids for the Masses.
They went because they knew Indians would not ask questions.
Speaker 1: I mean, the really really horrifying stat and I see that.
I'm uh wayde Hamilton has already pointed this out in
the chat, but uh, there are more people in India
who ship on the street every single day than there
are Christians in the entire world. I just let that
sink in for a moment.
Speaker 6: There more than there are bigger, more people than the
population of the unit of the Lower forty eight and
and Hawaii and all of our you know, little commonwealths
and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like we have a clip here of well,
here's a clip of a beach side or or a
beach town and this is in the United States, but
there's been out no uh, ignore ignore, But there's a
clip going around on Twitter earlier today about yeah, just
the mountains of trash that you see on beaches all
throughout the western world now, in places like in Denmark
and the Netherlands, in Canada, in England. It's like white
are the only people that care about the environment. Man,
I've been banging this drum for such a long time. Oh,
I mean, it's just like I mean, the stream title
for today is a cyber camp of the Saints, right,
but literally they just would will destroy everything.
Speaker 6: I just put a link in the I just put
a link in the telegram group of dug one to
share this because this will just make everyone puke.
Speaker 1: I want to see it now. But but I mean
we call them the flood for a reason, right, because
because they literally are just never ending biomass that's going
to rape the entire world.
Speaker 6: You know, I when I was reading all of Camp
at the Saints on my show, Yeah, you get to
points where you're just like, Okay, this is cartoonish. Yeah,
it's like and then the more you pay attention and
the more you watch, you're like, oh, this is this
may be inevitable and what do you what are you
going to do?
Speaker 1: There's just such a sheer number of them. It's just
it's so like terrifying how many of them there are.
Oh and it didn't have to be this way either, No,
I mean, I'm a okay, I give crebit to Robert Sepper,
you know, our our looney, you know who's uh who's
been talking about this on Twitter recently. But you know,
all this talk about like reparations and everything like this,
it's like the entire Third world, Oh is the West
reparations beyond count because billions of them are alive simply
because we gave them access to our technology. It's like
billions of people who are like all normalcy and normal
rights can't actually be here and fend for themselves just
by the grace of us.
Speaker 6: It's like the British Empire brought them the West and
it didn't help. Didn't help.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Oh no, that's a.
Speaker 6: Public swimming pool in India. That's your that's your town
in the future.
Speaker 1: I'm done. I don't need it. I don't need to
see it. Nope, Oh my god, horrible. Yeah, here we go.
So if any posters are are in the chat as well,
you know, you have the opportunity to do something really fun.
So here's distant soaps once again, India can only retell
you because they're passive like a woman. No, God's to
strike first like a man.
Speaker 6: Oh man, that's this is so good. It's ah, there's
such such an opportunity to clean up so much right now.
Speaker 3: It would have thought we would be taking PG or orcs,
you know, claim to give war a chance.
Speaker 1: Seriously, yeah, pretty much. Well I'm the last thing we're
gonna talk about about this some Twitter discussion is we
can give like people for how all these bought accounts
actually function, how they siphon off all the money. It's like,
listen here, all right, none of us are actually, you know,
like trying to make a living off of Twitter, right,
I mean, I know, I think all four of us
have the blue check. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I have the blue I have the blue check, and
I think I make just enough money to like pay
for my subscription.
Speaker 1: Same yeah, yeah, I mean, like listen, okay, I've noticed
a huge dip in the last couple of months, like
by like fifty percent, all right, and again like it's
not money of them like paying off on mortgage with
or anything like that. All right, but you know what,
it's something and I actould dan well get a little bit,
uh you know, for my postings. Okay, it shouldn't be that. Well,
all right, now, let's go actually to this clip right here,
which is flipped backwards for some reason, but we actually
see what goes on with these accounts basically, so we
have fake accounts essentially that we'll go post like one
word like to say like coffee or tea or something
like this. And there are millions of these accounts by
the way on here, maybe not millions, but we get
the point, and up there we go, not slip backwards,
all right, Let's watch, yeah, Cardiff Wales. First, tall, I
don't fucking believe that works.
Speaker 7: So you can see this guy right here as a
star striter. He's got eighteen point three thousand followers, he tweets,
He's tweeted about two hundred thousand times in the last year.
He's averaging about five hundred and fifty posts during waking hours,
so he's he's posting. I seen five hundred fifty posts
a day, which announced to about like fifty posts an
hour if you are working down till dusk, and you
can see how this works. He's part of this community.
Reply guys, I'm guessing all of these people are Indian.
He is definitely not from Wales. We can tell because
you can go to click here click India. Yep, India.
I'm not Indian.
Speaker 2: I believe this is a very well tricky.
Speaker 7: Star talking about India. Lots of comments about India. Everything's India, India, India, India,
Congratulations India, India, India, India, India, India, Everything's India. He
posts about India every day. That's because he's Indian. And
we can go and see how the payout engagement farming works.
Let's jake this post for instance, at random. There's an
account neo Stinger is allegedly a black man. I don't
think that's right. We have posting it about India. Let's
see about this guy right here. These might actually be
Nigerian's in on the grift. But we can also see,
oh this might be a natural Nigerian. Doesn't matter. You
can see how this works. All these people are blue
checks and they're all commenting on another blue check and
they're doing this to boost their engage. Been great, so
they can get.
Speaker 1: You can posit there, Doug. I mean like that. That's that.
That's the point, right, I mean it's fake, it's not real.
There's nothing actually it's being created in the world. I mean,
listen here all right, Uh, for lack of a better word,
postings and posters on the right wing have changed the world,
all right, Like our ideas have been injected into the
mainstream through memes, through like humor, through online posting, and
they do have an effect on things and people put
a lot of work into it. But this right here,
there's no actual creation here. This is just fake copying.
You know, you're sitting at your desk or your phone
or your computer or whatever for literally the entire day posting
absolute nonsense and then going into a group chat and
then responding to the other guy to artificially inflate your
numbers and your engagement, and you're not seeing anything of value, oh,
coffee or tea, And then everyone just in the comments
says coffee, te te coffee, coffee whatever. It's like, No,
this is all fucking fake, and you're siphoning off all
of the money on the platform to people who actually
work for a living and actually put out something interesting
in the world that people want to see. So it's
very infuriating and it needs to be addressed because the
website is basically just becoming unusable. Now.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's I'm I try to posts as little as possible,
you know, I'm still I still have that kind of
addiction where I'm looking at it, you know, throughout the day,
and I will post and I will get pulled into
some things. But I mean, I've found myself being a
lot better. It's I'm trying to live by the rule
to not respond to anyone who's anonymous, and if you
do that, you really don't respond to anyone. So, you know,
that's one of my one of my new rules and
the you know, just it's the money is not worth
it if you I mean, I post it up a
I shared in the chat you know Cat. I think
a lot of people have heard about Cat Turd, who
was complaining about the you gotta fix the algorithm. My
paycheck is down and everything. And then one of the
one of the guys you know, just goes and searches
his account and shows that you just post the same
thing over and over again to get engagement, engagement. So
I mean, it's it's not only it's it's not only
like literal jeets, but like they're spiritual pajeets like Cat turn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if only I could be paid, you know, one
thousands of dollars to put an emoji or exclamation point
in front of a news headline that no one's gonna read.
And it's like please, like, this is what I do
for a living, and it's just like, well, you know,
I think about my job and I'm just thinking about
somefing man, I want a damn joke, Like and then again,
we're not in this for the money. I feel like
that's the important thing to say out of all this.
It's like, if we were in this for the money,
we would be cat turd maxing right now. I would
be posting like a seventy year old boomer right here,
right now to prove my point. But no, we're doing
it because we believe in it. We believe that we
can provide better analysis for you all. It's just absolute
insanity that this is what we have to put up
with and that this is what you're dealing with for
quote unquote discourse.
Speaker 1: Did you see that? Oh?
Speaker 5: Sorry, yeah, did you see Aristophanes point or a post
from a day or two ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but all those MAGA accounts that are kind of suspicious, yeah,
they have that.
Speaker 6: I got to find this.
Speaker 1: I got to find this threat because we were talking
about this swat before we went on the stream. But
it continue follows.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there's the Weirder Network. It's it's fishy.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's kind of like what that video of Josiah, Uh,
you know, going through all the Indian you know, reply
guy accounts where they're just manufacturing engagement. It's kind of
like that, but for like mega boomers right with accounts
with one hundred thousand plus followers, and and it seems
like they're doing the exact same thing, right.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: But you also remember maybe like a month ago, all
these guys were paid by you know, some shell company
of Coca Cola too to post the Yeah, like I
believe in the market we should take away snap benefits,
uh for for Coca Cola and Pepsi, Right, Like it's
just totally absurd, uh, But like that stuff exists, right, people,
those kind of people, they're they're being paid to post
things and and once once that cat's out of the
bag and they just they fumbled it.
Speaker 4: It's so bad or you can't trust any of those
people ever again.
Speaker 5: But like that's that's the thing, like the the accounts
online that are that are good, that that posts anything
worth reading or or you know, anything valuable, right, none
of those people are doing it for the money, right,
because the money is gonna go in like the catter direction. Right,
it's not uh, it's it's not good content. It's not
stuff that is interesting that's going to make you think
and and you know or arguments that that are are
are profound, right, It's it's just slop. And so yeah,
like like our guys just aren't doing it for the
money anyway, right, I Mean I think about like, uh,
like Martin, you know, Captive Dreamer like had a tangible
effect on the twenty twenty four election just by posting
stuff from the Springfield, Ohio Facebook account, and uh like
like that guy is not doing it for the money, right,
He's not getting paid by anybody.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: He did it because like he cares about all the
same stuff we do, right, he cares about our country.
So uh yeah, I think when when Musk announced like, oh,
we're gonna start paying content creators and and and stuff
like that, Uh, you knew this, this is what was
going to happen, right, whether or not you know, India
got access to you know, the Internet or not, Like,
is gonna be all this kind of like catured stuff,
and so you in some ways it's almost easier to
filter out signal from noise, right because the people that
started posting engagement slop, right, you just unfollow them, mute them,
don't pay attention to them. You can curate your feed
to people who matter. And so yeah, I'm in a
weird way, I'm not as worried about it, maybe as
everybody else, because I've thousands of people muted.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, I mean that certainly helps. I mean, you
have to curate your timeline on Twitter if you're gonna
have a pleasant experience on there. I mean I have
like two and a half thousand people blocked and maybe
even like double that muted or something like that. I mean,
it's just you have to do that kind of stuff
or you're just gonna lose your mind on there. But
I mean back to our discussion like patronage earlier, you know,
I mean there's a lot of discussions about like various
like Silicon Valley like tech people trying to get on
the Trump train and everything like this, and we know
there are plenty of people in this part of the
coalition that either watch us, that follow us, that listen
to our stuff. Now, and it's like, listen, we're not
doing it for the money, but you know what, it
would actually just be nice to just throw us like
a little small little piece of the pie, all right now,
Like nobody here is asking for like millions of bucks
for posting, all right, but you know what, giving a
little bit of extra spending money on the side for
something that you know, we dedicate a lot of our
time to. And if you guys are talking about you
want to be part of this coalition, and you know
it would be nice if you actually fix the fucking
problems now, I mean, just for once, I want somebody,
somebody in the Republican Party, somebody in the GOP coalition
to actually just put the best interests of its constituentus first.
I mean, the Democrats don't do this shit. And the
Democrats are in charge of Twitter. The b Ali one
people will be getting so much money all the fucking
time from the app, like NonStop, and it's just infuriating that,
like basically nobody is going to go out of their
way to make the easier literally for us. I mean,
Twitter is an American company, allegedly, fucking only like Americans
should be allowed to make money on Twitter. How about that? Well,
it's just like anything.
Speaker 6: If you want, if you want money from Elan, you're
gonna have to If you want good advertising and you know,
engagement money from Elan, you're gonna have to let them
knock you up.
Speaker 2: Apparently, thank you, Ashley, very cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's yeah, so it's just it's just maddening stuff,
you know. But well we'll see what happens. Allegedly people
have said that they're gonna be looking into this. I mean,
I don't know, if you've got this amazing, expensive, roc
amazing AI that you're constantly talking about is doing all
this great and amazing stuff, you know, I'm pretty sure
you can fix up something really quick that will just
stop people from this like level of engagement farming, I
mean whatever, or or as we pointed out earlier today,
their easiest way to solve all this stuff is just
ban India from everything. But take a page out of
Andrew Torpos's book. But god that yeah, I know, please
please please, the most amazing thing ever. Alrighty, well, let's
move on to our final story of the night and
something a little bit more lighthearted and something that we
should be you know, talking about and discussing and bringing
to everyone's attention. So if everyone was maybe perhaps doing
something a little bit more important this weekend, like celebrating
the Resurrection of Christ, you know, on Easter Sunday, there
was also another very important historical event on Saturday this year,
on April nineteenth. So it was the two hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of the shootout on Lexington and Concord, which
kicked off the American Revolution. And you know what, this
is something we should talk about, you know, the infancy
of America as a nation. And this is also teasing
next year when Donald Trump himself has announced the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the faunily of the United States.
So I figured we can have a fun time just
you know, reminiscing about Lexington and Concord and also some
of the things that we would like to see out
of a two hundred and fiftieth birthday for America. We've
heard some rumors and some whispers on the Agenda forty
seven website about some of the things that Trump wants
to do, like big parades and huge like World's Fair,
almost like showing off the greatest accomplishments from each of
the fifty states and stuff like that. I mean, that
all sounds cool to me, but I don't know, fellas,
Are you looking forward to the two hundred and fiftieth celebration.
Speaker 4: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Imagine how bad it would have been if Kamala would
have won, and what what that would have been.
Speaker 6: Like trans midgets, Yeah, it would have been.
Speaker 5: It would have made it would have made last year's Olympics,
you know, opening ceremony, you know, look look like something
very tasteful and respectful of of uh.
Speaker 4: Of their people like it. It's just it would be
so bad.
Speaker 5: But no, I mean I've thought about this a lot
over the I mean I had my kids, you know,
all read the what is it the Longfellow poem about
Paul Revere and and you know I talked about it
with with them, but you know, I was thinking about it, like,
and I make this point a lot that everything these
guys in this picture are doing is totally unconstitutional, right,
Like everything George Washington did, like the Continental Congress, they
were violating the British you know, unwritten constitution, right, they
were breaking the law, and they were they were super
wo right right. And so it's hilarious these people like
like James Lindsay and Jordan Peterson and everyone like freaking
out about people to their to their riot, uh because
it's like, yeah, I want Donald Trump to to arrest
judges like right now, I want him to purp walk
John Roberts right today. And that's that's George Washington type stuff, right,
That's Lexington Concord type stuff. That's that's the stuff that
saves a nation. And that's that's what those men did.
You know, it's it's remarkable, how how they are totally outnumbered,
that it wasn't an overwhelmingly popular cause either, and yet
they were they were able to accomplish this and it
and and it's like this is this is the most
powerful military force on the planet that they they struggled
against and and fought and and and beat. Uh, we don't.
We don't think about it nearly as often enough. I
mean some of it too.
Speaker 4: Another point that to make all the time is other
than like mel Gibson the Patriot, they're they're like Hollywood
for reasons. You know, you can all surmise offers nothing
from the colonial period whatsoever. Right there there are no
movies made about this, despite the fact that like these
stories are incredible, right, you know, there should be if anything,
Trump should like be pushing because he did that stuff
with like mel Gibson and whoever else, like John Voyd
or something like that, to like, you know, some commission
on Hollywood or whatever. It's like, now you should just
take us AID money and give it to you know,
Mel Gibson or somebody else to make to make movies
about seventeen seventy six. Right for the two hundred and
fifteth anniverse. Give it to Tom Cruise, right, he can play,
he can play well, he can't play George Washington because's
about a foot shorter. But like like.
Speaker 5: Give it to Tom Cruise to make to make an
incredible movie about our nation's founding. Right, That's that's what
I'm calling for. Immediate two hundred and fifty million dollars
to Tom Cruise to make a movie.
Speaker 6: No, I just want to say that how disrespectful it
was that these guys weren't backing the red They had
to take the back back the red stickers off of
their their wagons in order to do this.
Speaker 1: Well, I one other thing I will mention on this
right here, and this obviously gets to what we were
talking about, mister Esker, about why Hollywood conveniently well not
so feel let me know why they do it ignores
this period in history. Is you look at all these
men on the American side, and there's no rama bingbongs,
there's no chee chows, there's no bergs, there's no steams,
there's no Islama bods, there's no wands and corteses. No,
this is just heritage Americans period. Those are the people
who founded this country. Those are the people who the
country should be made to work for. Period.
Speaker 6: Well, unfortunately, if you start digging into it, you find
out when they started running out of money, they ran
to a burg. So there is a.
Speaker 1: Sorry, what a horrible what a horrible thing to say
about the French peoce.
Speaker 6: No, I mean these I mean they just weren't willing
to put up with ship anymore, you know. And it's
it's worse today because these I mean these, you know,
these red Coats, they were a very regimented group. A
lot of them would have struggled with struggled with what
they were doing because you know, they lived amongst these people,
and they weren't they weren't the exact enemy that they
were portrayed to be. I think, you know, the John
Adams mini series does a pretty good job of showing that,
you know, they weren't all horrible people, but the this
is a group that would you know, they had formations
and you know, really the colonists did a lot of
what you would be what you would be like guerrilla warfare.
They didn't do formations. They didn't have one group, you know,
have a whole line. And then one group in front
went down on one knee to shoot in the group
behind shot and everything. No, they did, they did different things.
That's that's not that's not the enemy we face these days.
The enemy we face these days is more like the
other revolution that's going to happen fifteen years later in France,
and we have to understand that. We have to accept
it and we have to be ready for it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolute, I mean, it's just important to think back on,
you know, what the actual founding of this country was
really all about, and how and how they actually I mean,
it was born out of a violent revolution, and convenily,
everyone just wants to swipe that away for obvious reasons,
deny us our heritage, deny us our history of our
people and our traditions. And then they're gonna yell at
you and tell you what the straight face that putting
up a giant statue to the monkey god Hanuman in
the middle of Texas is exactly what these guys were
fighting for on the battlefields of Lexington and conquered. It's bullshit,
it's lies. We know they're lying, we know they're our enemies.
They need to be dealt with. Now.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that you had brought up the John Adams film,
because just even that, while while a fictionalies to count like,
there is so much politicking and dissent between all the
varying factions of these guys at this time. And I
think that it's important for us to remember that that
kind of dissent and that kind of squabbling is very
still much with us today. It doesn't matter like even
when say something does happen, say something big happens, say
you get a Lexington and Concord too or whatever, You're
still going to have guys arguing and debating over all
sorts of nonsense come on your timeline. It's just it's inevitable.
That's how it's going to be. It's how it's always been,
and it's something that we have to be prepared for
as well. When the time comes for any political action.
It's not going to go away. It's going to be
very present with us, just as it was back then
for John Adams's time, because that kind of violence doesn't
go without people arguing and people now, I mean right now,
only you have like those guys on the left that
are way more formal about it, that GMU professor who
got a talking to and keep in mind, he got
a talking to. He didn't even get like formally arrested
or anything. It was just that he had said flat
out he's as well, clearly the enemy is a problem.
Speaker 2: Ercho.
Speaker 3: I think it's time for us to understand that political
violence works. And this is a leftist GMU professor, you know,
named after George Mason, a very famous anti federalist, And
it's just like, this is this is what you're dealing with,
and it's not going away anytime soon, and it's something
that you have to be aware of in your own
political circles as well, that this kind of violence, these
kind of discussions, these kinds of debates are not going
away until it's time for everyone who recognizes it's a
little too late for this and something has to be done.
Speaker 6: When did we go from tax collectors being tarred and
feathered to you're not patriotic if you don't pay your taxes.
Speaker 5: Those during the Whiskey rebellion, Pete.
Speaker 1: It's like these these are the these are the true Americans.
And this is why, I mean, it's great you were
talking about how awful it would be if Camabola was
in charge of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary, and yeah,
it would have been horrible, But this is what I
want to see in a celebration like that. Next year,
I want to see Sons of the American Revolution kind
of stuff. I want to see colonial fatigues. I want
to see people going to you know, battles and doing
battlefield reenactment. So I want to see a big celebration
outside the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. Like we're Americans, we
have a history, we have a homeland, we have an ethnogenesis.
This is ours. It doesn't belong to anybody else. Nobody
else is entitled to it. Nobody who just walked over
the southern border, despite what any politician tells you, says
that they're entitled to this kind of stuff, no matter
how many times. Vivek Ramaswami walks up to a veteran
at one of his rallies for Ohio governor and says, Oh,
this guy bled for our country. It's like, fuck you, dude,
it's not your country. It's my country, and you're not
entitled to it. It's mine, mine alone. That's what I
want to see for two hundred and fiftieth anniversary. America
is ours and she's not for sale.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know if you saw.
Speaker 5: I think it was at the Easter Like maybe it
was like the Easter egg roll at the White House
or whatever. But like Trump head, I don't know if
it was like the US Army band or whatever.
Speaker 4: But they were all attired.
Speaker 5: In in like colonial America uniforms. Right did you see that,
like the drummers and stuff. And it made me think,
like what if, like, you know, next year, like that's
the the special standard dress that he has the US
military in like.
Speaker 4: For ceremonial stuff.
Speaker 5: Right, they're wearing a like And I mean it's kind
of you know, funny or silly to think about, but
I think of the symbolic effect that would have. Right
where instead of instead of dress that looks like World
War two dress uniforms, right where, that's that's the you know,
the great undergirding founding myth of modern America. Right, you
resurrect the original founding of America, which is the Revolutionary War, right,
and you you insert that into public consciousness, right, Like, that's.
Speaker 4: That's actually a priority, should be a priority for.
Speaker 5: The next year, right, Like symbolism really really matters, and
and people seeing those things and remembering those things and
knowing those things, right, then then you you're at the
point where the things that you know, you're all talking
about that that America has a deep, long history and
people like the Vekaramaswami or whomever else, or the illegal
that just crossed the border you know, five minutes ago, right,
they have no connection to whatsoever and they hate it
to disdain it. I mean, I was in I was
in Philadelphia in uh this last October, right before the election,
and I went to the you know, Liberty Bell the
Memorial Exhibit or National Monument, and like they had all
these exhibits there, and none of them were about the
colonial period and Revolutionary War period or any any of that, right,
they had they had most of the exhibits were just
were about like Martin Luther King And they had like
a Nelson Mandela one there, and there was like the
Dali Lama and stuff like that. And I'm like, what
on earth is any of this? Why why is this here?
Well obviously we know why it's here. Uh, And I
hope whoever, like who's the Secretary of the Interior, like
whoever whoever's in charge of that, needs to just like
gut all that stuff and make it pro America, pro
American heritage, and and like because the left understands like
symbolic stuff matters, right, things like that matter, and just
American heritage max on everything all day long.
Speaker 4: Like they have to be doing.
Speaker 2: That, you know, Cringe Walker.
Speaker 3: I know that you watch the show and you're listening.
If you could design with your little AI tools what
a colonial era uniform would look like for like the
twenty first century, like a modernized version of it. Because
they do this with the the class as all the time.
They make like, you know, modern versions of what they
look like in World War two or in World.
Speaker 2: War One for class as.
Speaker 3: I think that that would be a great project for
any you know, two hundred and fiftieth anniversary American Anniversary
project for the military, it'd be awesome.
Speaker 5: And I think, yeah, like a kevlar helmet that is
a tricorn hat. Oh yeah, thing like that for like
combat uniforms. You know, like that'd be pretty sick.
Speaker 1: No. One final thing I want to inject in this
discussion is this is why it's so important to get
involved with local chapters of the Old Glory Club. I mean,
somebody needs to hold on to this heritage. Somebody needs
to hold on to this history. I know a lot
of our guys in various chapters are gonna be involved
within the next year with like a local events that
they're putting on for you know, the history of America
for the two hundred and fiftieth. And that is something
really amazing that we can you know, it's a mantle
that we can easily pick up for ourselves and take
a troll over. It needs to be done. We have
a history, and we're not ashamed of it.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna come.
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