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All right, fellas, why don't we just jump right into it?
So as people were singing along in the chat, so
it appears that everyone in their grandmother has been infected
with us aides. That's our big story of the week
so far. So first of all, well, actually, yeah, let's
listen to our new White House Press secretary talk about
who's receiving some of these White House aids.
Speaker 6: Made aware of the funding from USAID to media outlets
including Politico, who I know has a seat in this room,
and I can confirm that the more than eight million
taxpayer dollars that have gone to essentially subsidizing subscriptions to
Politico on the American taxpayer's dying will no longer be happening.
The DOGE team is working on canceling those payments.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 6: Again, this is a whole of government effort to ensure
that we are going line by line when it comes
to the federal of government's books, and this president and
his team are making decisions across the board on do
these receipts serve the interests of the American people. Is
this a good use of the American taxpayers money. If
it is not, that funding will no longer be sent
abroad and American taxpayers will see significant savings because of
that effort.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Wow. Well, I think one of the first things I'll
point out, well, I'll make this the second one. But
first everyone remembers how Politico if you talk to any lefty,
talk to somebody like Destiny or whatever, this is always
like one of the sources that they always point to
is like, well, Politico is like a neutral source, right,
This is the one that always talks about politics. They're
completely unbiased, right, well, of course literally in arm of
the government in this case. And also let us not
forget that Politico was one of the first and the
one that was definitely cited the most by Democrats at
the time story to report on the Hunter buying laptop
story being a fake news. There's nothing real about this
at all. Just look political even talked about it. And
of course they were taking money from taxpayers. Just amazing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like in that clip, there's this subtle body
language she has. You can kind of see her bob
up and down a little bit because she's clearly in
enjoying delivering this information to the other journalists who you know,
Politico's in the room obviously, but who knows this may
apply to others as well. I don't know how much
Politico brings in per year, but eight million dollars is
probably not an insignificant amount of money. I don't know
how their checks are processed, but I suspect that whatever
service was fulfilling that did not receive the funds from
these subscriptions. This is only speculation, but as soon as
USAID was cut off, suddenly Politico's paychecks failed to go
through and then we hear about this, so it's kind
of obvious what happened here. So it's quite possible that
well Politico might be needing to find a buyer really
soon because I'm like, they can't actually afford their employees.
And oh yeah, Also, this eight million dollars worth of
subscriptions was actually like, uh, eight thousand dollars a.
Speaker 3: Subscription or yeah, stupid. I think it's I was like
forty subscriptions.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not. It's not like they bought you know,
a million subscriptions for eight dollars a month or year
a year. I think it was. They bought like forty
for eight million dollars. So this is really obvious not
money laundering, but patronage. This is just obvious, Uh, patronage
from left wing NGOs like USAID. We shouldn't even call
it an ngo. When you see us AID, just read CIA.
It's the financial arm of the CIA. It's how they
do color revolutions. You know, this stuff about focus, this
focus on Politico is funny. You know, Trump has a
grief with the media. Uh, so he's sort of bringing
this up, and you're also seeing a lot of anti
woke propaganda. I guess about Look at how USAD was
spending this money here. You know, there were sending condoms
to this country. They were doing like underwater basket weaving
in this country. They're transing this country and all that, right,
and you see a lot of culture war stuff, But
what's really going on here, This is what people need
to focus on is USA. It is CIA. This is
how they do color revolutions. What just happened here is basically,
in the span of like a week, the CIA's financial
arm was just chopped off. So this is not like
anti woke culture war nonsense. This is Trump's faction going
and musk to going after the intelligence, the so called
intelligence community. This is the kind of stuff that gets
you know, presidents assassinated.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean go aheady yeah.
Speaker 4: One of the I forget who said it this week.
I think it might have been Mike Benz or someone.
I think Scott Adams was repeating it, saying basically, when
the CIA, when it's too dirty for the CIA, they
give it to a USAID. And you know you just
have to look at like who the ambassador. You know
they have ambassadors. I mean Victoria Neulan has been an
ambassador Samantha Powers is the ambassador. This is a yes.
There are probably they're going to find legitimate things that
they're going to keep, but the rot needs to be
be torn out of this. And you know, I want
to warn people. There's a search engine going around where
you can just type people's names in there. I've typed
friends of mine's name in there who work for nonprofits
and they show up. Just because somebody's name shows up
in there doesn't mean they're getting taxpayer money. You know,
there's one institute in there that I used to work
for that's listed in there, and you can look look
up people's names. I know for a fact, Tait I'll
get tax payer money. There's no way in hell they'd
get tax payer money. So when you're doing your research,
just be careful because not every name that comes up
in there is going to be someone getting taxpayer money.
Pretty much every nonprofit in the smallest town that has
just five people and you know, maybe does gets twenty
thousand a year to clean up the streets or something
like that, is going to be in there. So just
relax a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I guess this opens up the broader
discussion about the frogs working at DOGE, and those guys
actually put this search engine out there basically just unleashed
it on the frogs on Twitter for them to comb through,
you know, and find all this ridiculous funding that we saw,
you know, going to whatever program. It is. One of
the things I want to talk about first with this
is people throwing this back saying, oh, well, this is
going to be a struck jab struck down and people
are gonna sure this money still goes and flows, but
that'll take time. It takes several months. And if much
of your income is based off of just getting grants
from the government, that's going to actually shut down a
lot of these very problems organizations. I mean some of
the names of these organizations and these people were funding,
you know, like Catholic charities which are of course run
by a bunch of people who don't have very Catholic names,
you know, who are funneling migrants over the southern border.
We're talking about the culture war stuff all over the
country that Charlie was alluding to earlier. Well, just to
see a huge fraction of those shut down because they
just can't make ends meet will be wonderful. Even if
this gets challenged in the courts, and you know, ninety
days or six months from now or whatever, you know,
maybe some of this money starts to trickle back in,
but a lot of these organizations will not be able
to survive without the money coming in in the meantime.
Speaker 5: Yeah, imagine, you know, maybe you're a business owner or
you're familiar with business. Even if us AID was only
providing let's say twenty percent of the revenue to one
of these NGOs, which is pretty low. Losing twenty percent
of your revenue for say a quarter with no way
to make it up, that is potentially lethal because a
lot of these businesses operate on thin margins, Like you
can't just lose that much money in a quarter, maybe
even go And we're just saying, like, let's say they
turned the spigott back on, it's probably going to take
more than a quarter, you know, a year. You can't
lose that much money over the course of a year
and still maintain the same structure. And in a lot
of cases, USA is going to be providing the majority
of money to this or that ngo, which again, this
will just be lethal. So even if this gets challenged
in courts, which will take a while and sort of reversed.
The damage is done. The employees have been sent home,
they've been flown out of the foreign countries they're in,
brought back and gotten rid of. I saw a twin today.
I didn't confirm it that Marco Rubio was downsizing the
actual us AID organization which is now under his purview,
to like from like fourteen to two hundred and fourteen
people or something like that. I haven't confirmed that though,
but yeah, I mean the thing has already been dismantled.
That's the whole. That's what's you know, we've observed over
the last fourteen days, sixteen days, I think it's been
since inauguration, which just insane to think about. We've witnessed
this absolute blitzkrieg in pretty much every facet now except
for like Department of Education. And none of these things
are easily undone, especially when they're executed on so quickly,
Like this isn't something that can just be brought back.
The people have been moved, the funding has been cut off,
you know, things like this have been exposed. These things
don't just come back. They're not going to come back.
And also moving us AID under Rubio, particularly sends a
real message to the CIA and the quote unquote intelligence community,
because what they're doing is moving foreign policy back under
the Department of State, where it belongs, instead of in
the intelligence apparatus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when President Kennedy started usaid the purpose was to
be under the secretary of State. Now we can say
we don't even want that. We don't trust the secretary
of State. And this secretary of State I assume has
to be on a very short leash. But it's a
lot better than being under Samantha Power or Victoria Newland,
where you know for a fact that that money is
going to be so much of that money is going
to end up in Ukraine. Or if you look at
the you know, we mentioned the Catholic charities, but I
was just looking at a list of the Lutheran charities
and these are immigration These are quote unquote immigration charities.
We're talking about like billions of dollars in the last
month and a half. What insane.
Speaker 2: This is the biggest thing that this is way bigger
than anything I could have expected coming out of the
Trump administration.
Speaker 3: And like, this is what winning looks like.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: This is the hydra patronage network that is destroying our
country and really destroying countries around the world through our influence,
and you know, conspiracy theorists stay winning. People have been
on the right have been talking about this for decades.
How all of these things, like the immigration, the color
revolutions have all been instigated by the United States and
now these are all just smoking guns. And what's even
better about it is that we can see directly how
people that would present themselves as being on the right,
we're still on the dole for this this US you know,
propaganda money. But now this information has always been public,
but for the first time, we've got people really scrutinizing it.
And in order for people to actually care about it
and take action there has to be this large surge
of interest in it.
Speaker 1: So this is like, this is just wonderful stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, Trump's approval members have now reached all time highs
once again, and Democrat disapproval ratings as a whole are
reached all time highs in the last eight years as well.
So it's funny watching how the DNC and everyone is
trying to react to all this. We saw the eclipse
this week of you know, these fake, ridiculous press conferences
that a bunch of the DEVN politicians had in front
of like USA buildings or the Supreme Court or wherever
it was. They had like five or six of these
throughout the last week, and every one of them just
seemed so pathetic. They have no energy in them. They're
talking about how they're going to have protests and state
capitals all across the country. But this is actually something
that Charlie mentioned on mister D's Twitter space the other night,
is that like the shock troops of the DNC, we're
all funded by these organizations. Like none of the stuff
was organic, The Summer of Floyd stuff wasn't organic. It
was funded by these people. So like taking the wind
out of their sales is going to be wonderful. The
Democrats just look so fucking pathetic right now, just absolutely defeated,
and it's wonderful to watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this has wider implications too, So people have been
wondering why they haven't been seeing any kind of response
from the left, and it's just as you as you said,
red Hawk, that they're all like most of these protesters
are paid. If you don't have the patronage network to
pay for the protesters and pay for their housing, and
you know, get all their stupid signs printed up, and
pay for the buses to bring them around and whatever
you have to pay for.
Speaker 1: These people are going to show up.
Speaker 2: There aren't nearly as many true believers as there are
people who would be willing to march for a paycheck.
And so while we're not going to really see the protests,
in a way, the protests, the paid protests, are kind
of a pressure relief valve for the crazies on the left.
So what we might see is an increase in like
genuine terrorist activities from the lunatics on the left wing,
because they're going to be sitting around wondering why no
one's doing anything about this. So it's kind of a
double edged sword. But you know, I still say it's winning.
Speaker 3: I think this is an excellent time as well to
point to our fellow OGC member raging manadrals Substack, where
he's been going over days of Rage talking about left
wing radicalism throughout the twentieth century and left wing terror
that was much more common in this country than what
most people think of now covering it in the media,
called the biggest issue with America today is radical you know,
white supremacist terrorism.
Speaker 1: So the.
Speaker 2: Us grids got my computer, so I dropped for a
little bit. But Pete, did we talk about the The
Inquisition Episode six yet?
Speaker 4: Uh? I'm not on this episode.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: Well, just because what you and Stormy and Astrol went
over talking about the networks that have been mapped because
of this USAID thing is pretty huge, and I just
want to make sure that our listeners go over to
the astral Flight Simulator substack to get more information on
just how big this USAID thing is.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's it's enormous.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 4: Z Man on Twitter an hour ago reported that the
end TIFA reporter who docks the Doge kids actually used
to work directly for us A I D. I mean,
this is this is all, this is all related and
it goes through you know, we're seeing what did it
come out that vouch Vousch was getting paid or something?
Is that confirmed?
Speaker 3: I no, No, Just like all these like lefty streamers
have been crying, they're pissing their pants up because I'm
sure that a bunch of these people get money and
like some back room deals. No, I mean, Charlie was
talking about this in the group chat earlier. But like
money being fungible. It's like, well, I mean, no, how
could you actually stuff.
Speaker 5: That feminist frequency received money. I'm sure a lot of
these leftist streamers are connected to organizations I don't know.
I don't know Ifvausch is receiving money or not. It's
a weird win incidents, but no doubt a lot of
these guys are actually receiving money.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, I mean a lot of people are being
a lot of people's names are showing up in here.
And like I said earlier, if they're just working for
a nonprofit, your name. If you are for a nonprofit,
your name is going to show up in there, if
you're an officer of some sort. But the but we
have to remember and and I think red Hawk already
used the word fungible. Money is fungible Just because it
says that some people are not getting tax payer money,
that doesn't mean that they're not. And we can't prove
that because we get we only have the evidence that
we have right now. I'm sure this will go deeper,
although I doubt unless we or someone adjacent to us
starts really looking into you know, some of these right
quote unquote right wing influencers that are always counter signaling.
I think they're to be paying attention just to the
billions and billions of dollars that are going out. So
I wouldn't I wouldn't rely upon you know, doze to
figure out, oh, you're that podcast or you hate so
much was actually getting paid. This will be about this
will be about the big stuff. If you want to
find out about that some of you ought to have
staut there are going to have to start doing some digging.
Speaker 5: Yeah. The thing about the fungibility of money too, well,
there's two aspects. There's it's not like the government is
like mailing checks to left wing activists personally, they go
to these organizations, but then the money disappears at that
point in terms of the quote unquote taxpayer money, because
now it belongs to that organization and they might donate
it to some other organization who might donate it to
some other cause. And that's how the money is ultimately
reaching the people who need to be patronized or just
paid to do activism or whatever. So just because there's
not a direct line from one person directly to the
taxpayer do does not mean they're not actually receiving that money.
And then secondarily, if an organization, you know, receives tax
payer money, like political was, there's no way to like say, okay,
this dollar was was tax payer money. Whenever money gets spent,
because money is fungible, it just goes into an account, right,
Like when I get payouts from my substack, that just
goes to my to my bank account. But I also
get paid from my for my work. So which when
I spend money, you know, at the grocery, it's like
is it my sub stack money that's being used? Like
which is being used? Well, there's no way to answer
the question because the money is fungible. It's just it's
just numbers, right, There's no way once money is pulled together,
there's no way to differentiate one dollar from another dollar.
And that's what's the That's the case with with the
US AID funding too. It's like there's no way to say, okay,
Politico spent USAID money on this, for example, because it's
all just some dollars in their in their coffers of dollars.
Once the money hits the bank.
Speaker 3: Well, everyone's everyone's seen mobster movies, right, everyone understands the
concept of a front business. Now like, oh, this guy's
funneling this money through you know, this sandwich deli place,
which then funnels money through like the auto mechanic area,
which then goes back to the boss. People understand how
the stuff works.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this really uh brings into focus the people
who are counter signaling that this means that the US
has been paying for propaganda or the US has been
paying for replacement migration. At this point, if you're arguing
that you can't prove it, you're not an honest actor.
And the people that you see arguing those things are
people that aren't worth engaging with. So it's you know,
we take this information, we use it as vindication that
as always we've we've been right about this stuff, and
try to leverage it in some way that that benefits
us in the future. Be like the I'm for arguing
is long past and now it's just people who are
distinguishing themselves as enemy.
Speaker 3: The thing the thing about this to really hammer home
is regardless of if we can't prove one which dollars
are going to which organization at which time to be
used for which thing, we do know for a fact
that all of the various NGOs and organizations that you
know we're receiving funding from US eight ninety seven percent
of their donations went to Democrats. This is known, We
know this. So just shutting down this whole thing is
excellent for people like us because this is cutting off
the patronage network for our enemies. This isn't like there
were some organizations that were funding you know, white farmers
in Rhodesia several years ago. That's not what any of
this stuff is. So it's good for us to just
acts the entire thing.
Speaker 5: Yes, and instead you should pay me for my sub stack,
which I actually reviewed a book on that sub stack
called The Confessions of an Economic hit Man, and I
was looking at that post, and I did quote a
line from the book that actually mentions USAID. But if
you're interested in understanding how things like USAID work in practice,
in terms of what are the people who are dispersing
these funds and assisting in these projects actually doing, you
should check out that book. I linked it earlier in
the chat, and then someone in chat mentioned that that
lefty Caleb Mopen wrote a book about left wing quote
unquote bread tubers being funded as well. I linked that
in the live chat as well. That was actually the
first book review I did, but it's called bread Tube
serves Imperialism. So, you know, left wingers who I guess
are sort of legit in the sense that they actually
have like real like communist beliefs or whatever, and are
just paid Hills have noticed this a long time ago
because it's the same on their side as it in
on hours in a sense is if you're like a
legitimate you know, right winger, for example, you're going to
be excluded and by you know, the quote unquote conservative establishment.
It's actually the same on the left, Like even though
the left is in power, they're sort of like serious
ideological leftists are going to be excluded because that's not
like what it's about, right, It's just about having these
giant patronage networks and nothing else, not actually bringing about
the revolution.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's what this really does is make me disappointed
that the Old Glory Club did not apply for ten
million dollars in funding from USA because it appears that
they'll just give money to anybody.
Speaker 1: You know, we really missed our opportunity there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all we need is a dog's next assignment to
go over to US Sudan to talk to bisexual children
and would have received some money. So alrighty, One of
the last things I want to bring up on this
topic of US AIDS is just some of the people
who are staffing DOGE and a lot of the Democrat
attack lines this week have been about you are letting
the security of the United States government and the funding
of AIDS medication in Africa go to twenty year old
white men.
Speaker 1: How hear you.
Speaker 3: They're not experienced at all. And here's credit to Andrew
Torma right here, who had a fantastic tweet about this.
What we are told we need Infinity H one b's
because Americans are stupid and lazy. Reality, there are tens
of thousands of young white men like this out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, we don't need Infinity jeets. We just need white
guys that are just like us. Probably some people that
listen to this show and ons that many of us
are friends with could easily do this kind of stuff,
who are young, dedicated and just want to destroy our enemies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's uh.
Speaker 2: It really shows just how weak the aged long house gerontocracy,
uh is that they're clutching their pearls about young, dynamic,
intelligent men with passion getting into government. And getting things done.
Imagine imagine being a person and believing that that's a
negative and that we need to have these geriatric uh uh,
screaming harpies, that that's the only way to run government
to ensure, of course, that nothing of value gets done.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: They're just there there. It's a death knell.
Speaker 2: They're crying out as they they fade into irrelevancy, and
we have to make sure that they never get get
power again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the and they're already dosing them and getting them fired.
Apparently one got fired from DOGE today because yes, they
found as old sweets, one of which was you cannot
hate me to marry outside of my ethnicity and normalize
Indian hate.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 3: I love the state one of us. That's unfortunately, I
will never get tired. Amazing. Well, I just wanted to
bring up that really quick. So all right, gentlemen. One
of the other things that we're gonna talk about, we're
gonna turn our attention over to the dark count continents,
specifically of South Africa. This is kind of related to
the USA discussion. But so Senator Marco Rubio, the g
twenty summit is coming up soon, so I will not
attend the G twenty summit in Johannesburg, South Africa is
doing very bad things. It seems like Trump just like
wrote this and tweeted for Rubeo's account expropriating private property
using G twenty to promote solidarity, equality and sustainability in
other words, DEI and climate change. My job is to
advance America's national interests, not waste tax payer money or
caudal anti Americanism. And this is also in combination with
Donald Trump naming white farmers in South Africa by name
in his tweet, which is honestly amazing. This is something
that people in our sphere have been talking about for
a very long time. A special shout out to Conscious
Caracol over there with the Afro Forum guys, and then
also Will Tanner who's been talking about Rhodesia and South
Africa quite a bit in this past year. They've got
a rough over there and it's really really nice to see,
you know, the United States actually, you know, take a
step in the right direction for people who have been
abandoned by no are people in the past.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, and you have to take into consideration that,
I mean, I don't know how what it's going to accomplish.
But you know, Trump signed an exisode today about anti
Christian hate. The anti Christian hater is going to stop.
So yeah, I don't know who. I don't know if
this is a signal. I don't know if this is
just it sounds like there's a bunch of our guys
just floating around there and you know, maybe dictating, dictating
xos to the people there. You gotta wonder.
Speaker 3: I mean, the stuff about like white farmers in South
Africa is something that really only our guys talk about.
Is there a single establishment Republican that's ever mentioned this
story ever?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Not.
Speaker 2: This is something that everyone in the establishment across the
West denies.
Speaker 1: It's just deny, deny, deny, Like they no matter.
Speaker 2: What statistics or stories or people being denied refugee status
because they're white, it's just deny. So they like having
a politician say, yeah, what's going on over there is
fucked up in the attempted genocide of the whites that
are left in in South Africa needs to end. It's like,
all right, this is another huge step in the right direction.
Like it's just constant, it just constant wins. I'm loving it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, any other comments on this, gents, I mean,
this is.
Speaker 2: Also pretty huge, like just as a meta commentary, right,
it means that this kind of haze that's been in
the West surrounding things like race and the reality of
the people trying to damage any white populations is.
Speaker 1: Being cleared out.
Speaker 2: When you have people in the establishment, especially people in
government the Secretary of State, talking about this stuff, it
changes the way that people on the ground talk about things.
And if the masses are good for nothing else, they're
good for legitimizing what power does. So you know, now
is the time for other powerful people, for rogue elites
to start moving to correct the anti white policies that
have been infecting the West for.
Speaker 1: The last what eighty years, with the.
Speaker 2: Support of the of the masses, with the legitimacy. So
we're not there yet, but this is a big opening salvo.
And if we see more like this, we're like things
can only get better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, I mean I was blown away when I
saw this, like the combination of Trump and Rubio like
kind of putting the screws on South Africa, who like,
just in the last week they I might be mixing
up the details a little bit, but they pass another
one of these land grab bills like okay, direct seizure
of white farms and property just exactly something out of
Herdija in Zimbabwe, you know, like there were there was
like prosecution and violence going on against farm owers in
South Africa for years that all of us have been
talking about. But now it's just enshrined in a lot.
It's like, oh no, we're just gonna take your land
because racism apparently, So this is a really positive development
and something we really like to see. Why don't we
turn our attention over to some of the other I
guess we call it a you know, economic warfare for
lack of a better term, but U terriffs that are
going around. So just in the last week, the tariffs
against Canada and Mexico, as well as discussions with Panama
that Marco Rubio was just visiting. All these countries have
now caved tonite to the US. Canada and now it's
day billion and a half project to secure the border
with fentanyl. Same thing with Mexico. Panama basically said that
we're no longer going to be doing business you know
with the Chinese. Uh, the Canal is for American use,
So why don't we talk about the tariffs sellas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the tariffs are interesting because well, in the Canadian case, particularly,
Trudeau had tweeted about this one point three billion dollar
deal that was actually made with the previous administration. And
I saw some people tweeting this out as if it
was like an elv or Trump because he just got
tricked into like accepting the same deal that had already
been negotiated under the Biden regime. But one of the
key differences in what Trudeau actually put out and that
was probably a face saving mechanism for him to reference
a previous deal that may could sound new. But he
added some things. One of them was that Canada would
be classifying cartels as terrorist organizations, which as we discussed
last week or the week before, the US will now
be doing in certain cases, and establishing a joint strike
force between the US and the Americans in order to
combat these cartels. So this sort of suggests to me
that Trump is looking to take the fight physically, not
just within the United States, but have the ability to
pursue these cartels into Canada zoom with American law enforcement
officers through this agreement. So this is a sort of
further win in that direction, and then we'll see if
anything else is negotiated, because right now the tariffs are
paused for about a month as whatever was negotiated as
ironed doubt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know, It's people were bringing up certain
things that Trump said this week, and I thought one
of the better tweets I saw was, you know, Trump
threatened to tariff in Mexico, got a deal. Trump threatened
to tariff Canada, got a deal. Trump threatened that got
a deal. Just if he has to tariff somebody who
is not going to play ball, and we have to
deal with some products that are that are overpriced for
a while, they're they are more expensive. Well, I mean
they would have just kept going up under the under
the previous administer if the previous administration had won anyway
at least, this is a way to drive manufacturing to
the United States, And this is a way to you know,
there's a way to get your way on the on
the global stage. And let's face it, the United States
has not as a country, has not gotten their way
on global stage, and nothing has benefited Americans. So if
it benefits us, well we're doing ten times better than
we've been doing for what twenty five years now at least.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the reactions to it are just people not
used to effective leadership. They're not used to politics actually
being done. Because tariffs are tool, and if you're not
using the tools that you're disposal, of course people are
going to say, well, what are these even four? But
now Trump is effectively using these things as as a
tool to benefit us. And this is the thing that
we were saying during the election and after he was
after he was successfully elected, but before the inauguration, is
that it's not so much about Trump, although obviously it is.
It's about the people he surrounded himself with and the
people who have been advising him for the last four
years to hit the ground and just start fucking up
the regime.
Speaker 1: There's no other way to put it. That's what he's doing.
Speaker 2: And one of those tools is tariffs, and we can
I hope to see them actually slapped on Chinese products
in the future, because man, am I sick of seeing
maid in China on this cheap plastic crap. Let's get
some real manufacturing back, the.
Speaker 4: Only Chinese, the only Chinese goods. I want to see
your surplus Chinese weapons coming in for under one thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: They Yeah, and you saw people talking about the tariffs
as if you know, Trump was making some huge mistake
and this is gonna you know, did you vote for this?
Trump is now punishing all of the Americans by making
prices go up. What it's like, if tariffs are such
a bad idea and would hurt the United States, why
did he get three countries within the span of a
week to immediately cave by threatening the tariffs. It's like,
it's pretty obvious that the tariffs are not going to
harm America more than they're going to harm these countries
and ultimately get this sort of deal, Like this is
one of those things where you know, it's like you
actually believed in a twentieth century economics textbook or something.
It just in the face of it, it's obvious that
the tariffs or a good idea to threaten, Otherwise it
wouldn't have instantly worked.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, for sure. I mean it seems like everyone
on Twitter like turned into like David from all of
a sudden, like when we're talking about tariffs. It's ridiculous
the takes that people have been throwing out this week
and some of them have been really hilarious. Where within
like like two hours before, like Trudeau like tweeted this tweet.
There was like some guy, I forget who else, somebody
in chat might remember, but somebody, you know, one of
these like uh, you know, black Pillar and chief characters
was tweeted about like, oh, the Canadian tariffs are not
going to be effective at all. It's going to bring
the end of the United States, to the destruction of
the relationship between the US and Canada and the rest
of the people in the hemisphere. It was like a
book long tweet and then two hours later justin Trudeau caves. Yeah,
here we go. He's an apology for what a great meme,
no reason for behavior.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if every little raff you can check off believed
in twentieth century economics textbook. Anyone else who owes Donald
Trump and apology, you know, feel free to screenshot and
email this form to the White House. You know, whether
or not you know you didn't trust the plan or
don't understand negotiation. You know, we're not gonna we're not
gonna talk about that one. But there's a particular thing
that Trump said with a certain foreign leader that was
sort of an obvious you know, griefing mechanism on him,
and that was sort of immediately walked back and you
saw tons of people, you know, just instantly jumping on
on this thing as if it was serious, as if
they've never seen Trump negotiate before. I mean, at this point,
if you don't understand how Trump negotiates, I don't know
what to tell you.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, I mean, this is this is something
that we have to dig up from his first administration
to remind everyone take Trump seriously, not literally.
Speaker 3: It's like we're literally gonna have a faction of trunk
arrangment syndrome from like black pillars in foreigners, you know,
for the rest of the administration. So buckle up for that, fellas.
All right, anything else that we have to say on
the tariffs aside from uh, they're working perfectly, all right,
sold Alright, why don't we tackle through some of these
super jats really quick and then we will carry on
with some more topics to discuss. So starting back up
at the top, we've got Caleb for twenty bucks, a
brown ticket dump in a urinal at work. Mass deportations
now please, yep, Well, we're gonna talk about US Sanctuary
Cities and Pam BONDI in a moment here. But yes,
the mass deportations are carrying on as we speak. So
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We got a son of Haster up in the new
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it will be good to see you, as we do
every year. My friend Steve Fox and Son's coffee for
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I know Pete and Charlie you guys are both fans,
but as a not caffeine drinker myself, I'll have to
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Ryan a turnip seed who has been on his crusade
against many of the despicable members of the Lutheran Church.
And he's been totally vindicated seeing some of these organizations
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And yes, everyone meet up with their local OGC groups
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but maybe there's a proto chapter in the area, shoot
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guys can get together form a chapter yourselves.
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Tap on the website, the Old Gloryclub dot com and
you can click on your state, see if as a
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and also a email address. And also on the website
if you're tuning in late, we have our tickets available
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is on the tickets tab. You could buy your tickets.
They're selling fast.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, all right, Balero three nine three for two bucks.
Some secretaries of state I assume are good people. Well,
if Rio keeps doing stuff that we like like bringing
up the genocide of white farmers in South Africa and
negotiating with uh, you know, Panama or Panama. What are
they called Panamanians? Panama?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: Is that the proper term for it? Uh? Yeah, So
keep doing that good stuff. We'll talk about another negotiation
that he made recently with another Central American country. But
we'll get there when we get there. Are good fright
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Speaker 3: So many captured denominations are basically going to go broke
this year. If you're if you're a church and fifty
percent of your money is gone, you're done.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: We can only hope with some of these uh super
progressive churches, which definitely uh reaches right into the coffers
of that bitch who was yelling at Trump advance at
the National Cathedral, you know, the one who has been
in clips of being in like blm rallies and talk
about like troooning kids and everything like God, uh fuck
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kind of a FED question, So asked the chat.
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got cut off, but I wanted to give you, gentlemen
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Question for the group, how should we and nons be
pushing our cause?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: What's the next praxis?
Speaker 5: I mean?
Speaker 2: So, yeah, get involved locally, link up with like minded people. Obviously,
if you're watching us, you know that we're putting together
that network. But the best way through this is getting
your friends hired and into positions of power. So, whether
that be local government, school boards, at companies, really, any
avenue where power can be exerted and our ideas can
be acted out through policy.
Speaker 1: Is where you should be focusing.
Speaker 2: So build the network first and then start weaseling your
way in where you can.
Speaker 1: Networking is super important in these sorts of things.
Speaker 2: You need to know the people who already have the ease,
who can give you a foot in the door, because
it's not worth it wasting the time trying to reinvent
the wheel on how to get into government.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and here at the old Glory Club. We're trying
to develop a bigger and bigger key ring. So yeah,
I mean the era of sort of theory cell podcasts
and theorizing about you know this or that theory of
government is over now. The Trump administration is in power,
and we are wanting to build our networks so that
someone can give you a foot in the door. You
can email us, you can email a nearby chapter's that's
what it's all about now. It's about building these networks
and then taking that someplace and it will be very
clear where that place is. Once you build a network,
it's it's really obvious what you're supposed to do once
you actually organize with a group of people, you know,
just doing meetups at your you know, local bar, restaurant, golfing, whatever,
whatever it is you want to do, it will be
really obvious what your skills are and what you can
do once you get together. But it's it's all about
that local in real life meet up regularly. I mean,
that's really the most important thing, is just meet regularly
with the same people, like every week.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I mean that was definitely one of the we
would not have been as successful with the Old Glory
Club if US and like Central Committee did not meet
up regularly in real life. I mean, there's just something
I think it speaks to a deep part of male
psyche that you have to be in the same room
with people, you know, working towards a common goal, actually
shaking somebody's hand, you know, not to be all boomer
on you, but there's something to that. Just just being online,
hangout and discord doesn't cut it. It never has and
never will. Alrighty, moving on to Willie McDuff Confessions of
an Economic kick Man. Is go did well, there you go,
Charlie shouting out the book you mentioned Hammer Rain for
ten bucks. What's the food situation like at the OGC conference.
I eat a whole lot of eggs.
Speaker 5: Well every year so far, in the various venues I've
been to a conference in they had some nice scrambled
eggs for breakfast.
Speaker 2: I mean, so at one of the the precursor events
to the OGC conference, there was an individual there who
made a special trip to the grocery store so he
could bring his full eighteen egg carton into the eating
space and then drink them raw in front of everybody else,
just for I guess the effect he claims that it was.
It was it was what he normally eats for breakfast,
but it was he'll be able to get something.
Speaker 3: I was going to mention that guy because I remember him.
I sat next to him for breakfast one day and
watched him do it. So, yeah, but food will be
covered with your ticket as well as your lodging for
the duration of the event. But you know, if you
want to wish to stay around afterwards, we will not
be providing you lodging. So your ticket gets you the
meals and your lodging for the duration of the conference,
but everything afterwards is on you, including your travel.
Speaker 2: So and just one last thing, don't expect the food
to be the toppest of tears because we, like I
said before, did not get the US aids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean the food. The food's been all right,
it's you know, catered by the venue. It's uh, you know,
I think it's it's reasonable square meals, especially like the breakfast.
Our venue is different this year, so I can't say
what it's going to be like exactly. But my favorite
part of conferences or in terms of food, is the
breakfast buffet. So you will not if you buy a ticket,
you'll get your room and board. Don't have to worry
about that. If you can get yourself to the venue
with a ticket, then everything else will be covered for
you for the for that weekend. That's what you're paying for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have not been displeased, you know with the
food each year. I mean listen, like you know it's nothing.
We're getting Michelin star meals here, right, but you know it'll, uh, it'll,
it'll keep you full. And then everyone be sure to
remember and bring all of your tobacco products. Bring your zins,
bring it, Actually you don't, don't bring your fucking sins.
Bring your alps. Everyone, get get your hand on alps.
Go over to Prudentialists channel, pick up his ALP affiliation
link and get your alps. Bring your cigars, bring your cigarettes,
bring your pipe tobacco. You know, everyone, bring all of
your nicotine products. Uh to the event. There will be
h many many cigars will be smoked.
Speaker 4: Smoke lucky strikes like a real man.
Speaker 3: There is always like that discussion every year of like
everyone's like pawning cigarettes off of each other. It's like,
oh man, you're smoking those ice these you know, so
all right, sona haster for ten bucks. Growing up, I
heard over and over that the worst kind of government
was an effective, efficient one. Well, it seems like our
government was always effective at some things. Wait, I mean
like this just like throws the ultimate you know, like
a nail in the coffin to this line from like
libertarianism and boomer conservatism, like the best thing the government
could do is leave you alone. Well it's clearly not
the case, because the best thing the government could do
is send you hundreds, if not millions of dollars through USAID.
You know, that's clearly the best thing the government can
be doing for any of us. So no, I don't
want to be left alone. I want to be a
patron bough of of my government. I want to work
for me.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Remember, just since USA had came up again, there
are many other organizations like this. This's just one of them,
and it's a particularly notable one because of its relationship
to the CIA specifically and the propaganda around this thing.
You'll notice Musk is highlighting, especially all of the quote
unquote woke stuff that USAID is being is spending the
money on, and look how much money we're saving you. Okay,
That is not why they are shutting down us They're
not shutting down USAID and some sort of crusade against woke.
That's what they're showing the public to get the support for.
When they're shutting down USAID, they are quite literally shutting
down the CIA. Okay, partially, not entirely, but that is
what this is. It's part of a war against the
intelligence community. It's not just some like basic culture war nonsense.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. I mean, quite frankly, I'm fine with them throwing
out the smoke screen of getting people onside. I mean,
I'm hearing normies talk about this mild like the ridiculous
amount of things that the US government have been funding,
which all of us had known for years. I mean,
we've talked about this before on streams are rand palls
like Christmas address to Congress where he brings up all
the ridiculous things our government spends money. Like, none of
this is new, but the fact that it's out in
the public, you know that everyone is like free to
criticize it. It's just further like solidifying Trump's approval rating.
Now it's amazing to watch. It's just only going up.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: The vibe shift is absolutely here.
Speaker 4: Just end the state, bro, just end the state.
Speaker 3: I will never I'll never get tired of you make
it fun of libertarians, Pete never, which.
Speaker 4: By the way, just making fun of my former self.
Speaker 3: Yeah me too, me too. We met at libertarian events
back in the day. So all right. And by the way,
also special shout out to the latest episode of The
Thought Crime Syndicate with Pete. That was an excellent show.
Uh this week, every won't you go and listen to it?
Pete always puting out of stuff.
Speaker 4: We appreciate that. Thank you, all right?
Speaker 3: Uh, Paladin y y z for twenty bucks. Has anyone
heard from anybody on the Trump team with a plan
to combat the lower courts who choose to deny Trump's
executive orders and shelve those add infinitem to act as
a bulkhead. Well, I mean, I'm a they kind of
already did it with the US AID stuff because one
of these, like, you know, tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
judges or whatever the fuck, said you can't do this,
and they said okay, and then you just did it anyway.
So I mean that's certainly a start, but the but
the point still does remain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I Yeah. Unfortunately, a lot of this
is going to just be Will. And we've already seen Trump.
They had to pull one executive order, and then when
they pulled it, they said, well, we're still not going
to We're still not funding this, We're just pulling the
executive order. So yeah, I mean, it's just it's just
Will at this point. You know, it's like I forget
who said it, but someone said, all right, does that
judge have an army? Does that judge have a police perfect?
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. All right, here's a seasider with his weekly
ten bucks in his salute. Thank you very much, sir.
We appreciate it. Our good friend is the Unich. I
hope all as well he is for three bucks. While
we're at it, let's deport every female priest too. Hey,
you know what, I'm on board with that, all right,
Rome for five bucks. Greetings from Iowa. We need good
friends and a nons I think there's like a pro
to Iowa chat going on with guys trying to organize
a chapter in Iowa. I know they've gone under scrutiny
today from that that shaboon in Congress. Ayanna Presley, who's
saying that Iowa is nine white. We need to change that.
It's like a cries from a bygone age. It's like,
fuck you. This is defeated, defeated at the ballot box,
which is a rate meme. By the way, I'm a
fan of that one. But yeah, shoot us an email.
I do believe that they are uh and ods in
Iowa who are fellow friends. Jackson Walker sends us fourteen
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friend Melone for ten bucks. Everyone's saying vote with your wallet.
People keep buying it over the past ten years. Regarding
terrible media was completely wrong. That's an excellent point. They
had an outside funding.
Speaker 5: So take the enemy's wallet, take ball and destroy it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good point. Auntis knew this. But we're
called crazy. Yeah, we just stayed winning.
Speaker 4: We just got controlled. They just got control of the
pen number and they've changed it. That's it, alrighty.
Speaker 3: Rethuglican always a fun name for five bucks. Speaking of
black pillars, you see these dr Hoppians who think tulsi
is a Russian plant. A beetle is anti white? Am
I missing something? I haven't seen any of this and
it sounds retarded.
Speaker 4: There are some Hoppians that are like completely like pro Ukraine.
Yeah I live so yeah yeah, Well one I definitely
know of is like, oh my family is Ukrainian. And
then there's another one who's married to a Ukrainian woman,
so that might have something to do with it.
Speaker 3: Oh no, thank god, just so sick of this shit.
All right, Well that's that's retarded, all right. Uh mana
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at all opportunities to not have his pouches made in India.
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the packaging that's done in India, like to tin can,
like the cans that they use, which I do have
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These in ones are much better in this regard. But
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The nicotine pouch I think is fantastic. It's it's much
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Speaker 3: Yeah we are going to get yeah, yeah, all right,
no curtain for ten Canadian bucks. Hello from the North.
I love what OGC is doing. Watch every week spreading
the word. I hope what's happening will improve our relation
to your country. Ill mean, it might be a direct
relation pretty soon, who knows. And then mighty many ballzac
for two Australian bucks. Can't wait till they look into
the post office. Oh yeah, it will be interesting too.
All right, that's that's all caught up on the super chats.
I have an update from Doug on the back line.
This is wow, this is amazing. You know, we talked
previously on the show that this year's national events is
probably gonna be the last one we do that's open
to the public and not just for OGC members. But
half of our tickets have already sold out since we've
already made the announcement, So holy shit. Thank you everyone
in the chat who has bought a ticket. But wow,
they're going quick, So get over there right now. Follow
the link in the description, the link in the chat
buy your tickets for the events because man oh man,
they're selling like hotcakes.
Speaker 5: So yeah, he's not getting Literally more than half of
the tickets are sold. So if you want to come
to the conference, go to the Old Glory Club Old
Gloryclub dot com slash tickets and get yourself a ticket.
And you know we sell doubles and singles. Double is
going to book you with someone else important at this
point too to mentioned. If you're trying to like bring anyone,
like a plus one, they also need a ticket, right,
So get a double ticket if you are going to
do that, or sorry, get two double tickets if you
are going to do that. No that even that's wrong.
You need you need no that is that is how
you do. Get two double tickets and then let us know,
right and then.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can in your you can email us that
you want to be roomed with the a specific person
who also bought a ticket, and we can put you
two together.
Speaker 5: Every single person needs a ticket, and every person if
you're bringing being needs a ticket. If you bring you're
coming with someone, buy two double tickets and then email
us and we will put you two together. We can
do that.
Speaker 3: Now if you bring in your wife, she needs a
ticket too, so uh, you can be roomed with your wife.
That's not a problem. But both of you guys need
tickets because we need to make sure there's enough food
for everybody, so we can't have people showing up who
oh well I bought a single ticket. Always have a
food At that point.
Speaker 5: The ticket is not simply for entrance. It's your literally
your room and board you know at the hotel, and
all your food. So that is why we need a
ticket for every single person. And yeah, and if you
uh want to buy a double ticket to save money,
and you know, we will hook you up with some
other person who bought a double ticket. That's how it works.
So if you want to be connected with want in particular,
you know, just email us.
Speaker 3: All right, cool, let's move on our next story. We
kind of alluded to this already, but let's talk about
what Pam Bondy has done talking about sanctuary cities. So
the new Attorney General of the United States, who has
just confirmed this week, Pam Bondy, has now officially put
through that well, I'll just read off the squad right here.
So as for illegal migrants, Bondi has directed the DOJ
to pause all federal funding for sanctuary cities. Bondy has
also directed the dog to identify and evaluates all funding
agreements with non governmental organizations or NGOs that provide support
to illegal aliens. She's also directing litigating components of the
Justice Department to investigate instances of jurisdictions that are impeding
law enforcement and directing they be prosecuted when necessary. So
excellent sign. One of the things we've been talking about
is we need to increase incentives for people to self deport,
not just mass deport people. You know, I'm sure this
is going to be a huge claim that's gonna be
levied for the next several years. As well as like
when we're reading like ICE reports about how many people
they've deported, Well, how are you actually gonna put a
number on people who have self deported? Right, You're gonna
have to look at indicators like we were talking about
last week, where you go to your local walmart where
there's normally a bunch of loiterers and illegals walking around,
and magically they're not there anymore. Does that mean they
were picked up by ICE or does that mean they
got the memo and they got the hell out of dodge?
You know who knows. But this is an excellent sign
that no matter where you go, there is nowhere to hide,
and we will find you and we will deport you.
Speaker 5: Well, the whole idea that criminals basically need a safe
space that they can go to not be prosecuted for crime.
Like that's what a sanctuary city is. It's like, you
commit crime and then you can go somewhere where you
won't be prosecuted for the crime. I mean, it's a
diculous concept in the first place. Obviously this is mainly
connected with the concept of illegal immigrants. But yeah, it's
nice to see that this is finally going to be done,
and I suspect that there's gonna be much more aggressive
action taken against sanctuary cities in the near future. I
mean Trump has made that quite clear as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean to just go back to what we're
talking about at the beginning, the total blitzkrieg on all fronts.
I mean, we're hammering people with the ice rays, we're
having people with the border hawks stuff, We're hammering people
with sanctuary cities. We're hammering people cutting off ports of
entry like they're firing on all cylinders. I mean again,
I will shout this out once again as I did
last week. James Kirkpatrick is still being this drum every
day on Twitter and everyone should be doing this as well.
There was a guy who super chatted earlier like, Hey,
if you're an and on Twitter, bring this to the forefronts,
all right. There needs to be full taxes on remittances.
This is ridiculous. It shouldn't be allowed. That's going to
increase self deportations like nothing before. So that is something
that needs to be passed immediately. You should not be
able to come to the United States of America, make
your money in and send all of it back home.
Fuck off. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this flood the zone kind of tactic is working
really well. They're completely off guard. They're bouncing from one
thing to the next. And I think I heard forty
eight recently say that it was going to be like
this every single day for four years.
Speaker 3: I love that meme of forty eight. By the way,
Crinchwarm was talking about it in the past chat last week,
and it's taken on a life of its own. So yeah,
from now on the show, when we refer to jd Vance,
just know that forty eight that's what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, the idea that would be like this
every day for the next four years is almost pornographic.
Speaker 1: Is way too much to hope for.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you have to call a doctor after
four hours, what's four years going to be?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: Any?
Speaker 3: All right, Well, speaking of things happening with the border
and immigration and other South American and Central American countries,
let's talk about the new United States prison colony that
is L. Salvador. So, first of all, these images look
like they're made with AI, but no, they're actually real.
These are maximum security prisons they're going on in L. Salvador.
Isn't this just amazing. Look at this stuff. Fantastic. So
from Nai Bukala, we have offered the United States of
America the opportunity to outsource part of its prison system.
We're willing to take in only convicted criminals, including convicted
US citizens, into our mega prison in exchange for a fee.
The fee would be relatively low for the US, but
significant for US, making our entire prison system sustainable. So
look at that. I love the emphasis on including convicted
US citizens, which, as we've discussed on this show before,
US citizen is just like written on paper, right, I
mean like Ilhan and Omar is allegedly a US citizen, right,
So this could easily apply to anyone who has like
supposedly gotten their US citizenship status. But it's still like
could have committed a crime or something like that, which
which is wonderful that this is something I never would
have expected happening, but I love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the idea that Salvador could become America's Australia is
just well.
Speaker 4: I saw somebody had sat on sweater. I can't remember
who it was that we were dealing with the getting
the crystal meme, and now it's like we're going to
send you at El Salvador.
Speaker 3: It's so much worse. Oh wow, yeah, I would much
rather be locked into Crystal than be with all these guys.
Like fucking hell, yes, we're coming for you. If you're
a legal in this country, they're coming for you. Love
to see it. I don't know anyone else got any
last minute things to discuss about the Salvador situation. Nope,
all right, well, this is just an amazing turn of events,
and hopefully we could send a bunch of criminals there.
Speaker 5: It'll be fantastic, not just criminals, but the illegal alien
cartel members. They must all be rounded up in one
fell swoop. That will be the night of the Broken Tacos.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm Someone is mentioning this in chat
as well, but this is relate to this. Trump is
saying that they're going to reopen guant Guantanamo Bay and
house thirty thousand people there. So again they're serious about
this deportation stuff, you know, if certain countries aren't going
to take them. Even though we talked about last week
on this show that pretty much every his caving, I
saw that uh, Nicaragua caved earlier this week, so did
Columbia that we're talking about last week. Oh, if you're
not going to take them, well, they're getting sent to
prison colonies, which is awesome stuff. All right, let's see
what else do we have? I mean, it's it's just
so much fun, guys, all right, are we tired of
winning yet? You know, for previous years we were talking about,
you know, all the various topics. What are we gonna
talk about on the stream? And now it's just like
there's probably news that is happening right now on the
stream that we alread even aware of. No, it's just
it's a fun time to be an American. I'll say
that much. All right, Oh, here we go. This is
something amazing again relate to this topic. So Congressman Brandon
Gill tweeted out that heat we should deport Elanomar back
to Somalia.
Speaker 1: Base.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what a time to be alive. The congressmen are
calling for other congress to be reported.
Speaker 4: That's also a tweet like, that's also a really good
gauge to look at the comments and look at the
red sweets and see who you think on your side
is going No, wait a minute, she has paperwork, she's
a citizen.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, this whole, this whole first two weeks
and throughout the next four years, it's going to really
be like we already pretty much had a good grasp
on who his friend and who his enemy.
Speaker 1: But it's just.
Speaker 2: That they make themselves obvious with things like this, like
is America a nation or is America an economic zone?
If you think elon Omar should be here, then you believe.
Speaker 1: That America is an economic zone.
Speaker 2: If you think it's a nation, then you know that
she shouldn't be here and that she there's nothing that
she can do that will make her American. So it's
it's little obvious things like this that just make our
jobs easier, which is great because we have a lot
of work to do.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean to make this even worse. In
ilin Omar's case, there was a video going around just
last week she went back to her home district in
Minnesota to a whole congregation of Somali's, which is basically
the only reason she got elected in the first place. Right, somehow,
all these people from the Horn of Africa decided, oh,
they do great in the frozen wastes of the Land
of ten Thousand Lakes, Right, that's exactly where they belong,
and she was speaking to them in the native tongue,
of course, and talking about how how they're going to
get around, you know, the deportations, which well, like, as
far as I'm concerned, that's ground enough for this woman
to just be stripped of her citizenship, if if you
didn't need one already just because of the actual nature
of this woman, but if she's like actually helping criminals
in this country avoid capture, no get rid of her,
why wouldn't that be amazing? That's at the rate of
the winnings. Guys, who knows, maybe this is going to
be on the table, So speak of other things to
talk about it winning. Why don't we talk about the
federal buyouts that we're going on. So we talked about
this last week a little bit, that the Trump administration
was offering of federal agencies, including the whole CIA. We
mentioned this, Okay, fellas, you're all going to get severance
packages and you all get to leave with eight months
of pay, and apparently twenty thousand federal employees have taken
the deal.
Speaker 4: We talked about the sum more than it's more than
that I got I have an inside guy. It's up
to sixty thousand as of today. Holy shit, and that
was before end of the day. He was going to
get me into day numbers, but I haven't heard from
him yet, but he's on the West coast.
Speaker 3: So yeah, sixty Wow, that's amazing.
Speaker 4: I mean, just dropping the bucket too. I mean, they're they're, they're,
they're they're pushing for more than a million.
Speaker 3: So oh yeah, I mean, but hey, it's it's a start. No,
if we can make any dent, it's worth it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's kind of a good tactic too, because.
Speaker 2: They're only offering eight months of paid because they can't
offer more, and they can't offer more because it would
require an Act of Congress to raise the cap on
what they're offered for these retirements. So it's it's it's
a good way for Republicans to swoop in there and
pressure Congress to, you know, increase how much they can
retire these people at and then take an optics win
and grand stand. So it's it's really there's a lot
that can be gained out of this.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean we talked last week about and
we've already alluded to it in this stream, about the
demoralization of much of the left, and you know, we
all thought on the stream that it's not out of
the realm of possibility at all, that a lot of
these people just take the deal. You know, I think
we kind of really underestimated, or I said, we overestimated
how many like true believers there are in the system.
And it's it's white pilling to see how many people
are literally just like heeling over and taking it. Basically,
it's like nothing they can do. A lot of people
are just I'm out, I'm done with it. I'll take
my pay, take my money. I don't have the stomach
for another Trump administration. There's really just like no ammunition
in the resistance, you know, TM at this point, like
there was the first time. The media is just completely BTF.
I love it, but yeah, it's it's interesting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it'll be interesting to see what what goes through
Congress in terms of increasing this retire all government employees concept,
because I mean, there are a lot of people taking
this eight month severance package. Basically, imagine what can be
done if it can be boosted to like, you know,
a year or four year or something severance. I mean,
you could easily retire. I don't know, half the federal
workforce and that probably.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, elunch Elon shared a sweet that had it's
from CNN and the Chiron, says Wired magazine Doge team,
known online as big Balls, now a government expert.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's about damn time we got some big balls.
Speaker 1: Back in Washington.
Speaker 4: First comment for my buddy Jason Rink. I literally voted
for this.
Speaker 3: Wow, I just never know where on the soundboards. I
love it. That's perfect that that is one of my
favorite memes over the last week. I mean, we've talked
about this before how Twitter was an absolute shit show
basically from the election leading up to inauguration. But man
oh man, it's been fun like almost every single day
and it seems like something like kind of ridiculous that
we talked about, especially here on YouTube. For those of
you in the Chad who maybe aren't on Twitter, you
don't really understand how like there's some like good days
and some bad days, and you know what the discourse
is taking place on it. But man oh man, like
the last week, everyone's been you know, tweeting out this.
I exactly, this is exactly what I voted for thing,
because I mean, Charlie already alluded to this, and other
people did too in the stream. But this is tactic
that the left has at this point because they literally
have nothing else saying, oh my god, look at this
thing that Trump is doing. It's so ridiculous. There's teenagers
a joje and they're destroying whole sections of the US government.
This isn't what you voted for. This is Project twenty
twenty five. Then all of us are just going Chad yes,
saying no, this is exactly what I Yeah, yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah. I put the uh the image in the
chat as well. If we could bring it up about
big balls, but it might take a minute. In the meantime,
we'll just make sure we clarify again about the tickets,
just because you know, people can get confused. On the website,
we sell two different tickets. There's a double ticket and
the single ticket. The single ticket costs more because you
get a room all to yourself. The double ticket will
costs less because you'll be sharing a room with someone.
Now that someone will just be a random person. If
you just buy one double ticket.
Speaker 1: You know, in.
Speaker 5: Terms of worrying about that, if you like your privacy
or whatever, you're basically going to be spending no time
in your room. You're just gonna sleep there. You're probably
not even gonna sleep a lot because you're gonna want
to stay up all night hanging out with everybody. So
definitely don't be afraid to buy the double ticket. And
if you are bringing another person to the event, if
you're bringing a wife to the event, for example, you
need a ticket for that person too. Every single person
needs a ticket. So if you are bringing your wife,
you just buy two double tickets and make sure you
email us and we'll make sure that we pair you
up as you request rather than with you know, a
random person. And also, you know, if you and a
friend are going, and you each buy a ticket and
you can email us too, and we'll pair you up
with your friend whoever it's, whoever it is that's coming
with you, whether it's a friend, whether it's your wife, whatever,
double ticket and let us know and we'll pair you
up in the same room. And then final thing, uh,
you know, some every conference I've been to, there's always, like,
you know, at least one single girl maybe to who
buys a ticket. If you're a female and you want
to come, and you want to and you get a
double ticket. Just email us and we will make sure
you are paired with another woman and not know, no,
you can you can if you're if you're a single girl,
you can find them. You can get pled with them
other women. We're not going to pair you with, you know,
some stinky dude, and so totally fine to email us
and we'll make sure that's taken care of. So hopefully
that makes clear everything in terms of tickets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, uh, and I guess on the women question,
every single year, slowly steadily, there have been women attending more.
It's been increasing year over year. I think the first
year we had like three and then then it was
like five. I think it was like six maybe last
year or something, so it's slowly increasing. We have produced
one marriage though from the events. Uh yeah, so single guys,
single little girl. They met at an event and they're
now married. So uh, you know, if you're if you're worried,
my ticket will leveill take care of you. We'll get
your set up right. Okay. Yeah, here's this hilarious CNN
kyra that we had here, you know, speaking the media
stuff and the political this is one thing I wanted
to mention way at the beginning. I forgot to bring
this up, but Dee actually mentioned this on Thought Crime
Syndicate this week, that why are these legacy media organizations
like still allowed access to the White House press room.
I mean I had a pretty viral tweet a week
ago making fun of the Daily Wire for this because
they had this huge announcement that oh, we're gonna have
this great big town hall meeting and YouTube live stream,
and I basically tweet out saying, what you're going to
see in this is gay movie number one, gay movie
number two, gay new documentary, and we have access to
the White House press briefing. And it was literally that
of which these knak organizations are so predictable. But to
that point, yeah, Doug should be the person who actually
has access to the White House press room because we
get more live viewers than CNN does. I mean, let
me look at the chat right now. How many live
viewers we got. We got five hundred and twenty, We
had over thirty thousand people tuning, and we did the
election night stream. Well it's like, yeah, we get more
views in all these fucking people. It should be us now,
these legacy organizations who are just gonna shit on Trump
in the administration the whole time. Fuck them final they
allowed to be in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that the only reason that they keep the
Boomer Max media in the White House Press Corps is
because they want the boomers to stay.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't even I tried to make an
argument for it, but I really don't even know. They
should all just go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm looking at this picture. Only one word comes
to mind. I won't say it because well, particularly nasty
started to see but you know, this is not a
family show.
Speaker 1: Yeah the clng House.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, no, I mean I'm looking at this
image and it's just like, this is exactly what we
all voted for. Three very consternated women being disappointed that
things are actal we're getting done.
Speaker 5: That was the word consternated.
Speaker 1: Yes, say it? What what is uh? What is that
on the left though? Is that a lesbian or a
male lesbian?
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure it's an actual lesbian.
Speaker 1: That's just.
Speaker 4: CNN really has Matt Rachel Maddow School of physiognomy maxing.
Speaker 3: None of these women are woods, none of them? All Right,
moving on, all right, We've got a couple more stories
to talk about. Really quick. Why don't we bring up
the tweet as it relates to NATO and Greenland. Oh,
we'll talk about that really quick. Charlie, you put this
one in the chat, I'm sure you have much to
say on it.
Speaker 5: What do you think, Well, the situation with Greenland is
the whole Arctic Circle is going to be really important
in the second half of the twenty first central really
in terms of whatever international alliance Russia is part of,
like they basically access fifty percent of the Arctic right
and in terms of the other side, which is basically
just America accessing the Arctic, it's going to be have
to be done through Canada or through through Greenland. Like
the United States only has a little bit of coastline
on the on the in the Arctic Circle, which is Alaska,
and of course that's not even contiguous with the United States.
So that the interest in Greenland and sort of the
talk of Canadian annexation, which is kind of just normal
trolling like this is actually people reacted weird to it,
But the idea of annexing Canada is actually like a
pretty normal thing to come up in American political history
for literally over one hundred years, as a sort of provocation.
But yeah, with Greenland, it's like people talk about like, oh,
you can like make deals with the you know, Denmark
and whatever to you know, be allowed to have your
basis here or whatever. It's like, how about the US
just owns it, Like if we're if we're looking at
geopolitics here, how about we just own it and then
we can do whatever we need to do with it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: Obviously there's the resources angle as well, but what this
sort of thing is really about is resources within the
Arctic Circle. Also early warning because you can position you know,
if you look at you know, nuclear war, you always see, uh,
not that that's likely, but that's something that has to
be accounted for. Right if you look at the maps,
so you always see like the typical Mercat projection or
whatever where you know, it's the typical world map. But
the way missiles travel between the United States and Russia
is actually over the Arctic because you know, hate to
hate to tell you for the flat earthers, but the
Earth is actually a globe in the fastest path to
the US from Russia is actually straight over the Arctic Circle.
So obviously possessing Greenland is of some strategic importance as well.
Speaker 4: You know, if we really want to test how much
people want to work for the federal government, we should
just get Greenland and set up basically the new Washington,
DC being Greenland.
Speaker 5: One interesting thing too, Greenland actually does have Cold War
bases in it. A lot of them were actually shut
down because the ice in Greenland is so thick that
the plumbing systems to the bases weren't reliable because the
ground would literally shift because your base is basically entirely
built within ice and not even like reaching the bedrock.
So it's actually a very hostile environment. It's certainly not
if the Arctic is to become a sort of Cold
War two point zero battleground. It's not the sort of
environment a country like Denmark is capable of exploiting in
the same way the United States would exploit it. So
in terms of NATO, which you know basically just means
the US, Like that's what NATO means in terms of that,
it would make a lot more sense from a strategic
perspective for the US to just possess that land outright.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no objections from me on that one. So what
was what seemed like a meme during the first Trump presidency,
you know, and everyone was just claiming it was going
to be and put a great big Trump tower on it. Uh,
you know, really does have a strategic importance and seems
like it's becoming more and more reality as the weeks
go by. So I mean, I for one am excited.
I've always fancied myself as a Teddy Roosevelt style American,
and I'd like the idea of the lines on the
map changing, if for nothing else, you know, nothing quite says,
you know, the end of the post war and census
by you know, b lines on the map changing, so
uh be very very thin.
Speaker 5: And if you if you go look at you know,
go to Google Maps right now and switch to the
globe view if you actually look at the Arctic Circle
from the top down. I think Greenland is actually the
closest land mass to the actual North Pole. It might
be an adjacent island within the Northwest or not Northwest,
I forget that name of the Northeastern territory in Canada.
But Greenland is basically as close to the North Pole
you can as you can get in terms of actual
land mass, so that it's it's quite literally the tip
of the spear in terms of missile defense or aggression,
not to mention the you know, mining rights that come
associated with the coastline, which is extensive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, alrighty onto our final story of the night. And uh,
I don't know I'm who wants to take point on
this one. This is about issues between various people in
the online sphere who are causing rifts between various American
and European groups. I don't know who wants to take
point on this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean this is There's been a lot of
discourse on the interwebs about this and it's frankly, it's
fucking stupid.
Speaker 1: America.
Speaker 2: We all know where our origins are, where the origins
of the American people are, and what Trump is doing
right now that's good for America is also good for Europe.
Gutting US AID and stopping the flow of money to
the US propaganda outfits all across Europe that are stopping
the money flowing to the groups that are trying to
color revolution Georgia right now, they're all good things.
Speaker 1: So like our euro friends, the Eurobros, they can be angry.
Speaker 2: All they want about the damage that American influence has
done over the last couple of decades and still recognize
that Trump is that what Trump is doing is as
good for them as it is for us. The idea
that what's good for America is necessarily bad for Europe
is the result of the last eighty years of post
war consensus, and that seems to be slipping. So you know,
there's no reason for us to have enmity. If anything,
what the Euros can do is say, look at what
Trump is doing for his country, we can do that here,
and we can start pushing back against these formerly US
funded ops in our own countries. So don't engage, if
you know, Americans, don't engage in euro hate. Euro's listening.
Come on, like, we're all we're all brothers here, so
let's work together on this ship.
Speaker 4: I don't think there's anyone here who if there was
a button to press to fix what's going on in Europe,
especially with the immigration, and you know, with their occupation
since World War Two, wouldn't break their finger pressing that
button as fast as they could. Yeah, this is all bullshit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And you know, also we're Americans, and if Trump's
foreign policy, you know, puts Europe at some economic advantage
to advantage America. You know, it's it's our duty as
Americans to welcome that. You know, there are types of
policies that Trump is going to do that are going
to strengthen the American position. And in terms of the
zero sum game global power, it's like, yeah, that might
put Europe or Canada or you know, any other like
anglosphere country like behind the curve in terms of global power. Ah,
too bad. I'm an American and I'm for American interest
I'm not for you know, Gay empire interests. I'm for
American interests. And to the extent that you know, obviously
there there's a there's layered relations here. There's there's sort
of you know what what I wouldn't use the words
Henrik used. I would just say Christendom. There's the issue
of Christendom. But within that there's also the our individual countries,
and we have to put our own countries first where
those interests, uh don't contradict one another. So you know,
I'm going to put America first. It's not all you know,
it's my belief that America curing itself of this this
illness is actually going to save the rest of Christendom.
If you're French or German or English or whatever. I
expect you to be doing whatever is best for your country,
for your people, your nation that your country belongs to
and is supposed to belong to. But I'm not going
to do that for you, and you shouldn't expect Americans
to do it for you in terms of never ever
doing anything that economically disadvantages like Germany or something, because
that's that's just not how international relations work. So and
in some in some sense, in some sense, what Henrik's
posted is a little strangely idealist because it's just not
how international relations works. Ever, so keep that in mind too.
It's like, over the next four years, you know, Americans
may have to turn a deaf ear to voices from
across the ocean or across the border that are going
to tell us, you know, why this or that is bad,
or why Trump is bad or something that we just
have to tune that out and not listen to them.
We have whatever is doing that is good for our
country and specifically our nation, our people, that is what
we want, and it doesn't matter if it makes the
price of eggs go up in Canada or Jarvity or wherever.
Like those issues are totally separate from the existential issues
the countries are having. That kind of stuff is normal
international politics. It is not going to go away because
we don't live in some sort of dream world where
we live in one like single utopia for all the West,
just you know, one one empire or something.
Speaker 3: There is not a single universal Western or white nation
on the entire planet, and there never will be. So
we can all have interests that align. We can all
have certain goals, definitely in the case of things like
mass immigration, where we want our European brothers and our
no I mean we're Americans, right, our ancestors are from Europe.
We want these places to thrive. But we also will
not be sacrificing America and American interests in our home
and our people who we have a duty to protect.
Because some people are pitching about it on Twitter, I'm sorry.
You have to fix your own lands, and hopefully when
we fix our situation over here, we can give you
assistance in fixing your own lands. Much like what we
were talking about earlier with Marco Rubio and Trump bringing
up the issues that are going on in South Africa
right now.
Speaker 4: You know, I had someone come on my live stream
this past Sunday, and I guess he's in Ireland and
he's screaming about why why don't you talk about Ireland?
Why don't you talk about Ireland? Like one person is
being murdered a week in Ireland, and I'm like, I
grew up in New York City when two thousand people
were being murdered a year. You have to try it,
try better, you know, give me a give me more
to work with here. But really what it comes down
to is the fuck am I going to say? What
am I going to do? How the hell am I
going to help you? Hey, you guys got to help yourself.
Like I said, if it was magic, I'd help you
with it. You guys got to do it all your own.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, they talk, they're talking about how
those invasion camps are being set up for the for
the nons pouring in, and it's.
Speaker 1: Like what what Like you're saying, what can what can
we say?
Speaker 2: I can say the IRA used to, you know, build
bombs and then shrug my shoulders. But that's I don't
really have any anything else to say beyond that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I've always disliked this sort of international nationalists
take that. We get I think you see this a
lot more from across the Atlantic. In the end, it
just doesn't work that way. That's just not how international
relations are conducted. It never will be. We're never going
to live in a world where in the West we're
all like equally privileged or stuff or something from and
from the same ethnic group. In the long run, that's
just never how it's going to work. And I'm always
going to be for an American should be for you know,
America over any other country. And yeah, so we can't
we can't fix your country, like if Ireland, whatever issues
Ireland has, that's for the Irish to fix. It's not
our business. Isn't it exactly what you don't want an't?
Isn't it exactly what people complain about, is America interfering
in their international in their in their domestic affairs in Europe.
So but now you want us to do that? And
it's like make up your mind, you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, of course, I mean, And you'll be seeing
a lot more of this over the next four years
of how people abroad, foreigners trying to sow well descent,
and other problems within ranks of Americans with people over here.
You know, we don't need to name names, but many,
many people who've been and counter signaling throughout the entire
administration the last three weeks about the wins that were
stacking up. Well, we just have to ignore these people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So, I mean, I just had one more thing
to say about this.
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, I'd love to live in the
world where I can say, you know, we're going to
save America and then we're going to save Europe and
that would literally mean putting troops on the ground and
expelling your your traitorous you know politicians.
Speaker 1: Can you guys, you guys would not be happy with that.
Speaker 3: This is like the really all right now I'm getting
animated because this is like really the crux of the
argument too. It's like you have a bunch of people
who are basically arguing to keep the traitorous elites of
all these current European countries in power because like America
is doing something like against them right now. It's like, Okay,
you just want to live under like your your gay
leaders only for forever, but at least I'm not. But
at least we're sticking one to the Yanks. Whatever the
subject bores me. I'm done with it was in the
and the stream on one hilarious note. I saw this
come across my desk and I just had to laugh
at it. Because Democrat Michigan State Representative Laurie I'm not
gonna attempt to pronounce this name put Husky recently disclosed
that she underwent sterilis they should to avoid pregnancy during
the Trump residency.
Speaker 2: We only hope that more left wingers follow her a
glorious and much appreciated example. Thank you, Laurie Pohutsky for
your bravery and wow, such sacrifice.
Speaker 3: Yea, are our enemies are literally sterilizing themselves? Since only
three weeks in and people are blackmailing.
Speaker 4: I just want to verify you. I just want to
know it's true.
Speaker 3: Alrighty, well, no.
Speaker 4: No, Charlie, Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: All right with that, with that gun. All right, with
that out of the way, let's go down and finish
off with the last bit of the super chats. All right,
So back to our friend cringe Walker for five bucks.
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Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: All right, you know, do you know? How do you
know how cool it is to be able to go
to go to a post office and everyone who works
there as a heritage American. It's incredible.
Speaker 3: That's nice. It must be really nice. P. I mean,
I mean it. It's the joke, right, everyone makes the joke.
And going into any government building when it's whether it's
like the Secretary of State or the post office or something,
you just know, like all hell is going to break
loose and nothing is going to get done for you.
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of life. Uh, no thing that you get to have.
Just imagine going over to the DMV. Well, everyone dreads it.
It's like, you know, it's going to be a.
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she is like you can get her on the phone
and she'll like work with you for a half hour.
It's just just small town. It's just the way to go.
Speaker 3: Alrighty Air make discourse for ten bucks. The work isn't
done yet, fellas. I'm running for a local city council. Hey,
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fellow American brothers. Hey, there you go, I won the chat.
Be take in taking a page out of Air Make
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on that, by the way, how that goes? Shoot us
an email. We'd be curious to see how it's going.
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she met at the event and it wasn't that she
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that's just crazy. You'd fall off into the firmament. Bro,
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Speaker 5: Oh he was just joking about my flatters, the reference
with green men.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I don't bother buying into any of that crap.
Give it no airtime. But yeah, all right, two te
lows for five bucks. I'm largely unconcerned about what happens
in forty nine out of fifty states in the Union
asking me to care about Europe as a stretch. Localism
is the future. I mean, I want Europeans to thrive
in their own lands, but I can't be bothered to
be thinking about all the little intricacies of what's going
on over there.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I guess they're spiritual brothers, but sorry, My priority is
America number one baby Don Browning for twenty Australian bucks.
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always sends us the superstickers with little animated creatures, so
thank you very much. We appreciate it. She's making she's
doing the woman's side of the audience very proud, so
thank you. Don we appreciate it. Cringe Walker again for
five bucks. Twenty nineteen Check fraud losses twenty eight million,
twenty twenty what twenty twenty four Czech fraud losses twenty
one billion? How the fuck?
Speaker 1: What? Wow?
Speaker 4: That's just the post office, he's saying, How how's this possible?
Speaker 5: I know of circumstances too, where if you order precious
metals in the mail, you know that will also be stolen.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Wow, okay, all right, any it makes me not want
to mail anything ever anymore. Now, thank you crinch Walker
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Speaker 5: Well I'm not sure if they're working, you're just together,
but there's a lot of them in the group chat
but no chapter yet, But we can put you together
with them, and if you want to be working, you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, yeah, all right. Chief Slinging Beef another one
of our prolific super chatters for five bucks I see libertarians,
I know, bitching about the shutting down out of foreign
and domestic aid is quite telling. I thought it should
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Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 3: I'm just fuck off libertarians suck. I'm so dumb with them,
all right, And our last one is from our good
friend Cringewalker once again for two bucks Leftist Free Palace
signed Trump sold. That's kind of funny, even though we
all know this is just our of the deal stuff
and none of that is going to happen. I will
say that I have to get a little bit of
a chuckle of seeing the classic memes of just the
memes of Trump Tower just being placed in random backgrounds
all over the world are kind of funny. I do
laugh at those. But yes, we know this isn't going
to happen. So all right, that's it for the super chats.
Let's get out of here and well once again, she'll
the event. Everyone get your tickets right now. The Road
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I'm honestly surprised. Thank you, guys. I think they'd sell
it this quickly. We sell it every year, but to
be done this quick is not nice workfellas. Pete, what
do you have this week to shill?
Speaker 4: I released an old episode. Actually, it's an episode of
one of our early streams where well Paul Fahrenheit and
I talked about Joe McCarthy. I thought it was a
perfect time to remind people that this government has been
infested with communists and scumbags for a long time and
still trying to clean it out.
Speaker 3: Man, Pete, you got a whole, like a whole museum's
worth of streams they've got backed up on your hard
drives at this point. That's quite a collection. So everyone
go and listen to what Pete's doing. He's always got
some cool stuff, Charlemagne.
Speaker 5: Anything to promote, Yes, February fifteenth, I'll be doing a
stream with Hitman runs a channel similar to Apostolic Majesty.
We'll be discussing a book I just reviewed my blog,
the special Relate. Sorry, that's the one I'm reading now,
Rich Relations. It's about the American occupation of Great Britain,
which I reviewed my blog Charlemagne dot substack dot com.
And right now I'm reading a book called The Special Relationship,
the relationship between Great Britain and the United States, and
I'll be reviewing that next on my substack as well.
And yeah, I've got a number of books on that
substack as well that I reviewed about the CIA. If
you're interested in sort of delving into this topic, including
Confessions of an Economic hit Man, which is much more
relevant to USA, you can read some of my review
free if you're not a paid sub All right, definitely.
Speaker 4: Didn't the guy who wrote that end up working for usaid?
Speaker 5: That is a good question. I know he basically learned
nothing and became kind of a cringe. I don't know,
I forget the exact exact political outlook, but he he
did end up working for like NGOs to like try
and actually help places rather than hurt them, not realizing
I think that he was basically doing the exact same
thing where he went from being like an exploiter of countries,
like on purpose very aggressively for the American companies in
the state, to being like one of these NGO guys
thinking he's like helping people. It's really freaking funny. I mean,
maybe it's more you know, nefarious than that, but my
read on it is like he just doesn't get it
at the end of the day and doesn't understand the
NGOs are literally just the new, dressed up version of
what he was doing.
Speaker 3: All right, cool, deficult check that out. And then mister,
not me, not you. Anything to promote.
Speaker 2: I don't really have anything coming out public anytime soon.
Buy tickets to the event and bramer guys like, we're
building something here for a lifetime. Older guys mentor the
younger guys, you know, accept Younger guys accept the mentorship.
This kind of stuff is something that our parents knew
and our grandparents knew, and we have to relearn for ourselves.
So take the time, spend it with each other and learn.
Speaker 3: All right, excellent for myself. I don't really have anything
to promote that's coming up, but I do have two
things to make everyone aware of that happened over the
last couple of days. So last Sunday on my own channel,
which I rarely post to these days because I'm usually
making outside appearances. But if you guys go over to
my Red Hockey YouTube channel, I hosted post zero on
Sunday with a couple of my manster buddies and we
went over the conservative trad wife calendar that was going
around on Twitter and we just dunked on it and
made fun of it. It was a complete longhouse calendar,
so we had a lot of fun. If you guys
want to go over and listen to that one, just
have a good old time. And I also made an
appearance on Twitter with the space and a stream with
Ali Drummond. People might know her as a real fem sapien.
That was on Monday, so you guys can go over
to her Twitter and look up that stream. That was
a lot of fun. We went for about like two
and a half hours. She was a good friend, good
conversation have, so people can go check that out. And
I will once again have every direct everyone over to
our website. Get your tickets now. They are selling out
very very quickly, and we'll be back here next week.
Stay winning, folks,