0:19

FTN imitated, never

0:21

duplicated. This is the

0:23

one and only fashion the nation, you're

0:26

guiding light

0:27

in a sea of diplomacy. Welcome

0:43

to episode five twenty six

0:45

of Fashion Nation, the show that is the sworn

0:47

anime me of unshutline mouth, Jewish

0:49

hypocrisy, abruptness, and

0:51

ficklethink with talent on loan from Gerbels

0:53

with excellence FTN anti emitism. Tis

0:56

the season Merry Christmas

0:59

Warren, it's early Disorder, Howard Yousir.

1:01

Welcome back to FTN. Very good to have

1:03

you here. is your tree up yet,

1:05

sir. Back

1:09

that. It is FTN, we've been doing

1:11

this a year. Yes. Exactly. please.

1:13

don't remember which episode. It might have been

1:15

right after Thanksgiving. Well,

1:17

I think We were still teaming up, I think,

1:19

at this point, but it it would have been like this

1:21

weekend or the next weekend. a look for sure.

1:24

But we'll we'll just treat it. This one is one

1:26

year anniversary until we get further

1:28

information. Right.

1:31

Right. Right. Well, we actually

1:34

I guess

1:36

I can say this without divulging too

1:38

much personal stuff that

1:41

we've been spending Christmases. Usually,

1:44

we spend them at my parents. and

1:47

they're on super bay logged

1:49

time as far as the tree goes. So it's usually

1:51

just a few days before Christmas. But

1:53

now we're not living

1:56

in a tiny apartment in the city anymore where

1:58

we had our little dinky tiny apartment

1:59

tree. So we're actually gonna

2:02

get a full size tree for where

2:04

we're living, meaning one down. And

2:07

she wants one down almost in one.

2:09

And she yeah. Well, we're gonna go to a a

2:11

there's number. We're surrounded by

2:13

these wonderful tree farms, and

2:15

we're gonna get one. And Emily,

2:18

she wants to put it up earlier.

2:21

So it will our our Christmas

2:23

tree this year will definitely be up

2:25

before the fifteenth, I would say, which

2:27

is like extremely early

2:29

for me. I mean, this will be by far the earliest

2:31

I've ever had a tree up, but I'm still gonna

2:33

leave it up to, like, deck

2:36

or Easter or whatever. Well, when I was a little

2:38

bugging family to to

2:40

put up the tree by the fifteenth

2:43

was really they were they

2:45

felt like we were as kids putting them

2:47

over the barrel to do it that early

2:49

because it's, like, really, the fifteenth. Like,

2:51

come FTN. But now it's just like I mean,

2:53

it's gotten insane. I just won't I

2:55

didn't even hear everybody's heard my justification,

2:58

because you're new here in the last year, a lot of new people.

3:00

My reasoning is for putting it

3:02

up the weekend after Thanksgiving is

3:05

usually get the because we put up a live tree. So usually

3:07

get the best batch of the live tree

3:10

stock.

3:10

that comes around. And then

3:13

you get to enjoy it because

3:15

if you're busy all the time, then

3:17

I felt like in past years where I haven't

3:19

put it up as early then

3:21

the time goes by and then

3:24

you're like, fuck, I have to take this down

3:26

now. But your solution to that problem, which

3:28

I like, And a lot of people adopted

3:30

during COVID because it was a very

3:32

dark time was

3:35

to leave it up until, like, what, February?

3:37

Something like that You

3:38

leave it up? Yeah. Usually I mean, IIII

3:41

will usually we it was

3:43

just growing up. We always kept the tree up

3:45

during the big snows and stuff, you know,

3:47

like the tree would come down. A lot of times would come

3:49

down like the end of February. So March, I

3:51

mean, if you water it, a live tree, you

3:53

can keep it healthy for a very

3:55

long time. and, you know,

3:57

maybe wind down some of the Christmas ornaments,

3:59

but keep a few to keep things cozy. But

4:02

yeah. Or val valentine's day, you know, that's

4:04

a good time. But never never before

4:07

Valentine's Day. Would we ever take the tree

4:09

down? Yeah. People can refer back to our

4:11

show for a year ago where we basically did like

4:13

a deep dive on the various pros and of

4:15

doing this, you know. But I like

4:17

yours. And I do leave it up after Christmas

4:20

quite a bit. Definitely to the

4:22

seventh of January for

4:24

all the obvious reasons. But as really as long

4:26

as the tree will, like, stay alive

4:28

and not turn into, like, a tinderbox,

4:31

the problem with using now this

4:33

wasn't included in our deep dives, but I'm a

4:36

LED lights are fine in a lot of places,

4:38

but I am a click on the tree

4:40

itself. I am a classic

4:43

incandescent, like, white or

4:45

colored light guy. There's, like, there's

4:47

no comparison to the the

4:49

the color spectrum of and

4:51

this is really, like, light bulb autism

4:54

right now, but, like, they call it. They measure it in CRI

4:56

It's like color realism, something.

4:59

that's why when you're at the grocery store, you

5:01

see if you look up, you'll see

5:03

really nice halogen or

5:05

incandescent light bulbs over

5:07

all the vegetables because the CRI

5:10

rating of those light bulbs is super high,

5:12

so the the vegetables have like the nicest

5:14

color. And I think that

5:16

on a Christmas tree, those

5:18

lights actually look just

5:20

the best. Now they're a pain in the ass because they

5:22

go out all the time. They get And the

5:24

problem with live trees is they get warm

5:26

and warmth dries out the

5:28

tree. And so it's like, you're you're working

5:30

against yourself, but I'm just telling

5:32

you, like, the the white light and I'm

5:34

sure there are people in the audience who agree. They're gonna

5:36

be incandescent gang, like, propping

5:39

up that agree. No. I

5:41

I actually I know exactly what you're talking about. We

5:43

had a set when I was a kid, we had a set

5:45

of the really old I mean, this this this I

5:47

mean, it was probably incredibly address. This

5:49

was a sebags. Like, the sebags.

5:51

The sebags or sebags, like,

5:53

the the Yeah. Yeah. They were, like, these were

5:55

leftover from when my

5:57

parents were kids. Oh, nice. were, like,

5:59

literally from, like, the fifties

6:01

or maybe even before that from, like, the forties.

6:03

And it was always fun because I

6:05

it became a tradition for me to put the lights

6:07

on the tree. Once I got to a certain age, I I enjoyed

6:10

doing it, and and mom would do most of the decorating,

6:12

but I would I would put the lights on. And

6:15

it became like a the thing, you know, that

6:17

if you watch old shows

6:19

like

6:20

the There's an I love

6:23

Lucy Christmas special where they have this

6:25

gag. It it there's a bunch of you always see it

6:27

on the old shows where one

6:29

bulb goes out and then the whole

6:31

the whole all the lights go out,

6:33

you know, and then you have to test all of them

6:35

individually to find out which was the

6:37

bump when one that burned out. because

6:39

I guess what? It's wired it. It's wired

6:41

it's wired FTN a series. If they wired it

6:43

in parallel, like, some of the see if you

6:45

go to the store now and buy, like, the ones

6:47

that are, like, stay lit or whatever, It's

6:50

like there's no special technology. It's just

6:52

an extra wire. So it's run-in

6:54

parallel. And then you don't have to do

6:56

that. It's like, you know, it's fucking

6:58

Jewish light bulb manufacturers. It's like, you

7:00

know what? You know how many Christmas lights? because,

7:02

like, people get frustrated

7:04

when one goes out and they don't wanna fucking find them all.

7:06

So it's it's often easier to just buy

7:08

another set when they were two dollars back

7:10

when they were cheap. Now they're like

7:12

fourteen ninety nine for fifty fucking

7:14

light bulbs and nobody wants to do that. if you

7:16

ride around in parallel, it's like planned obsolescence.

7:19

We'll just ride them in a series. People get

7:21

frustrated and then get new ones every fucking

7:23

time they break. It's like, you fucking chewed. But

7:25

anyway, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

7:28

It's a and also, you know, everybody out

7:30

there, if you can if you can

7:32

try to go for a live tree because we did also

7:34

a thing on the the Jew,

7:36

the horrible hideous hook nosed

7:38

kite. That's actually was participated in

7:41

bombing raid on Berlin -- I

7:43

ain't got about travel. -- and a a

7:45

radical like Jew who was proud

7:47

of the fact that he helped bomb civilians

7:49

in World War two was the

7:51

one who invented the plastic

7:54

Christmas tree. That's right. The fake

7:56

Christmas tree. And really horrible

7:59

horrible person.

7:59

And so it's like and and there's

8:02

an article somewhere online about, like,

8:04

meet the Jew who invented the

8:06

the Jewish War Hero or something who

8:08

invented the the the fake

8:10

Christmas tree. That's right. We did do That's right.

8:12

because it was on the FTN Balmain, the origin

8:14

of the Christmas tree going back to, like,

8:16

Estonia and Germany and the

8:19

first mentions of it in history. I forgot about

8:21

that. We actually have a lot of good Christmas

8:23

specials. I'll start posting them maybe in the middle

8:25

of the week We have one on the Christmas

8:28

tree. We have one on the

8:30

famous the infamous Christmas truce

8:33

between the French and the German soldiers in World War

8:35

one. We'll be posting that one.

8:37

We did the deep dives on Frank

8:39

Senatra. This Maisons

8:41

of my remember the all the the song

8:43

titles from Pikes and not sure because he was

8:45

such a he was such a, like,

8:47

a sh-fucking chill for

8:49

Israel. I still love his music.

8:51

His beautiful voice and

8:53

the rat pack and Sammy Davis

8:55

junior FTN go fuck himself. But Dean Martin and

8:57

Frank Sinatra. I love these guys.

9:00

But but when you look into actually what

9:02

Frank was up to, I mean, it it's

9:05

really like, holy shit. And then we

9:07

did a deep dive on Sami Davis junior

9:09

who actually converted the Judaism.

9:12

And, yeah, like,

9:14

really, really hilarious. But oh, well, that's the

9:16

other Christmas message for everybody is

9:18

avoid avoid Rudolph

9:20

themed nose reindeer. If anything

9:22

Rudolph themed rude off

9:24

TV specials, that stupid the

9:26

song, everything. Every it drew it off the

9:28

red nosed reindeer is the most

9:30

Jewish concept that

9:32

was subverted into It's

9:34

amazing. You know, frosty, the snowman is

9:36

fine. You know, and there's a lot of songs like Hollywood

9:38

and Christmas that they they

9:40

were, you know That you can I don't know if that you can

9:42

tell when they came out and it was such a

9:44

disruption from, like, oh, come all ye

9:46

faithful and joy to the world. And

9:48

Yeah. But they're they're fine. They're fine.

9:50

It's like, yeah, I get it. They're okay. But

9:53

but but but brutal of the red nosed reindeer,

9:55

if you read about the history of that song

9:57

and the and the concept of Rudolph, it

9:59

is a he

9:59

Rudolph is a Jew. Rudolph is a

10:02

Jew. All the other reindeers didn't find out

10:04

all the names, and then he lit the he

10:06

literally lip the way of the war

10:08

on his legs. to others. With his

10:10

with his nose, he he used

10:12

his nose to like the way.

10:14

So the other shows Got it all. shows

10:17

him to leave. Canada shows. Yeah. It's

10:19

all. It is a holy

10:21

holy Jewish myth and

10:23

and has no place in And you can see, like,

10:25

you know, this has no place to be see how much

10:27

it was shoehorned into everything

10:29

too because we got a copy of,

10:31

like, a nineteen twenty something

10:33

edition of Twaz the night before Christmas. It's a

10:35

children's version FTN the

10:37

the pages are actually made out of, like, this cloth

10:40

material so that the kid can't, like,

10:42

destroy it or rip it. But

10:44

I noticed immediately. I'm like, oh, wow.

10:46

There's no root off. It's like just the

10:48

the randy are all there with their names,

10:50

but no Rudolph. And it's

10:52

it's like perfect. And it's it's like

10:54

it's you realize that at some point,

10:57

that suddenly became part of the story and then

10:59

twas the night before Christmas now includes the the

11:01

reindeer with the red nose and it's

11:03

everywhere now. It can't you can't write a

11:05

story about about the reindeer without

11:07

including Rudolph. It's like -- Yeah. -- it's like --

11:09

Yeah. -- Connor and blitzen, blitzen

11:11

particularly -- That's great. -- and

11:13

and blitz and and Donna would

11:15

go take Rudolph out in

11:17

gas and because

11:19

Rudolph is a is a

11:21

subversive fake reindeer.

11:23

He's he's, you know, hello

11:25

fellow reindeer. Rudolph says,

11:27

Donna and blitz and Nora. Again, just look

11:29

at the names, you know. Yeah. Oh,

11:31

yeah. It's Yeah. Yeah. That there's a bunch

11:33

of there's a bunch of these. I'll I'll I'll maybe I'll what

11:35

I'll do is, like, put together maybe like

11:38

a Christmas you know, because people like the

11:40

long podcast. Maybe I'll just put together like

11:42

back to back different episodes

11:44

of of the Christmas stuff and just

11:46

have And we'll just keep adding to it because we're gonna have a new

11:48

Christmas special this year that you and I are gonna

11:50

do before Christmas. So that'll be

11:52

good. Yeah. We won't tell you what it is, but it's

11:54

very good. And

11:57

yeah. Well, so operation white

11:59

Christmas. Pay attention

12:01

during the commercial break. We have a very

12:03

special commercial for operation white Christmas.

12:05

Warren, do you wanna talk about this? This is the National

12:07

Justice Party's third year doing

12:09

this now? Third

12:11

year? Yeah. That's right. and it's organized.

12:14

Michael McKeavitt's taken the lead with it

12:16

along with Evergreen and of the women's

12:18

group, you know, women's group,

12:20

which is headed up by Allison McKeavitt.

12:22

Michael's wife, who's does such a great job.

12:24

So it's really they're they're taking the so

12:26

glad that but Allison Nelson is in

12:28

charge of that. That's really great. She's

12:30

she's wonderful person. And so if you're one

12:32

little plug I'll do, sorry to to disrupt

12:34

really quickly. Because we've

12:36

had women ask in

12:38

the comments whenever we've done a vetting

12:40

call, like, can I join a pool

12:42

party, whatever, get vetted with Evergreen? You

12:45

there's a way for you to get vetted now,

12:47

so go through the vetting process get vetted.

12:49

You can go with Evergreen. It's it's

12:51

it's there for you. So anyway Sorry. Go

12:53

ahead. Yes. Go well, yeah. And and also,

12:55

of course, the the

12:57

staff, the NJP

12:58

staff guys, staff volunteers

13:00

help out, and they do they do

13:02

so much with all this of thing. So,

13:04

yeah, it's a it's a big team effort. But

13:06

the way it works, it's you

13:08

so you have Michael's little special commercial that

13:10

he we we played it on the

13:13

Mike and Warren show. He he'll

13:16

explain it the way it works, but it's

13:18

completely anonymous. You basically e send

13:20

an email If you

13:22

know a white kid, a white family

13:24

that is in need this holiday, a lot of

13:26

people are struggling. I mean,

13:28

it's very it's a very

13:30

difficult time right

13:32

now with the economy inflation. I

13:34

mean,

13:34

groceries you go to the store and

13:37

it's just it's like it's every time it's

13:39

it's higher. So a lot of people are

13:41

struggling. Credit card debt is is is now

13:43

through the roof. It was

13:45

down record like lows

13:47

during COVID and now it's And they and they

13:49

don't even Right. And they don't even

13:51

count by now pay later

13:53

in the credit card statistic.

13:55

So that's with that's with

13:58

by now pay later becoming, like,

14:00

eclipsing credit cards as

14:02

as the form of payment for these things.

14:04

So just Yes. Yes.

14:07

Yeah. So so what we can do

14:09

is yeah. We can help

14:11

out if there are people who need

14:13

who need help. Our big

14:16

broad community is very, very generous and we

14:18

have never I think it was over

14:20

fourteen thousand dollars worth

14:22

of gifts were bought in the last

14:24

last Christmas. So so

14:26

far the first batch of lists we were

14:28

able to meet and no

14:30

money, like, changes hands with the

14:32

NJP. So you're not giving money to the

14:34

NJP. What we do is just

14:36

facilitating. We're creating the the

14:38

lists for people like they that, you know,

14:40

somebody will create a list, then

14:42

we recreate it so

14:44

that it's completely anonymous, test it to make

14:46

sure it's completely anonymous. And then

14:49

various people in our community can then

14:51

purchase gifts on the list

14:53

items, and then they can get it

14:56

to the family that needs it. So it's a

14:58

wonderful it's a wonderful project.

15:00

And we already did the show art

15:02

with Michael as Santa Claus, but I think he

15:04

looks even more Santa like Like,

15:06

IRA Santa now with with his big

15:08

beard. Yeah. He he does look

15:10

like Santa and he's got the heart of

15:12

gold too. And

15:15

the in twenty four

15:17

hours, ten families were already

15:19

taken care of. All the gifts that were on

15:21

their list were already taken care of. As

15:23

of yesterday, the second batch had

15:25

already started, but I don't know it may

15:27

well be that they're on their way to their third

15:29

batch. So check out the NJP I

15:32

don't know if it's on the website, but it's definitely

15:34

on telegram. And

15:36

it's And and this is better than people

15:38

going through like, again, don't

15:40

add to if if if you know somebody

15:42

that is forced to put it on the damn credit

15:44

card, you know, because they

15:46

they can't have AAAA Merry Christmas

15:49

without putting it on a credit card

15:51

with, you know, like,

15:53

thirty percent interest or whatever.

15:55

This is a better this

15:57

is a better option. Yes. You know, we can help out get get

15:59

their kids. This is some gifts, some nice

16:01

presence on kids. Yeah. So definitely

16:03

contribute to that. And and

16:06

also support white businesses. We

16:08

have quite a few. It's the perfect time

16:10

to order for Christmas, analog

16:13

pill. has had a lot of sales going

16:15

on. I think the the black well,

16:17

they they did a Cyber Monday sale, and

16:19

they had some sales throughout the week. White Wednesday

16:22

was was something that was going on this

16:24

week. But they're gonna be having

16:26

a lot of their items for sale

16:28

throughout the the Christmas

16:30

season here. So definitely check out

16:32

Antelope Hill. White well,

16:34

actually, let me say, they also have

16:36

the book. What kind of I will be. I got

16:38

that and have read it to my son a

16:40

few times like that one a lot. There's also

16:42

the Warmak Fitness Manual and a

16:44

number of other books, and also,

16:46

which just came out Just

16:49

released, for the very first time, our very own

16:51

Warren Baylock has done

16:53

the audiobook of his own words,

16:55

the essential speeches of Adolph

16:57

Hitler. Nine hours long

16:59

is now available on

17:01

audiobook. That's from anello pill

17:03

publishing dot com slash product slash in his

17:05

own words. So definitely definitely

17:07

get a copy of that to get

17:09

for your your I don't

17:11

know. Your husband, your friend,

17:13

or whoever. So Or

17:16

any Kanye West fan, you know,

17:18

if somebody anybody who

17:21

right now is being like, oh, I

17:23

wonder what What happened to

17:25

Kanye? What happened to him? He he went off the deep

17:27

end here. Why is he talking about Hitler? Be like, well,

17:29

here. Why don't you read and, you know, listen to

17:31

something something if everyone has something

17:33

of value to offer. And and

17:35

here's some and here's some

17:37

speeches. Let's hear what he has to say.

17:39

Just, you know, be be

17:41

objective. You're an objective person. you don't judge a book by its

17:43

cover. You don't judge an audio book by its cover.

17:45

Why don't you check it out? See see what the

17:47

speeches say. See you in a minute's own

17:49

work. But, yeah, And

17:51

and and, of course well, yeah, if I can just

17:53

say a word about that.

17:55

It was a great project

17:58

doing it took me forever to get done because it's actually

18:00

it's way more time consuming doing an

18:02

audio book than it seems because you you you

18:04

gotta cut out all the ums and

18:06

and you, you know, if you miss speak

18:08

a word, you have to go back and redo it.

18:10

So I I thought, oh, this will be easy. I'll just

18:12

read the book out loud and and knock it

18:15

out. I found that I had

18:17

to actually stand up while reading it

18:19

because, you know, I wasn't trying to do the full

18:21

Hitler, like, screaming and shouting,

18:23

but I I it was if

18:25

I was sitting, I couldn't quite get into the spirit,

18:27

but I I'm really proud of it. It was a

18:29

lot of fun doing it. It's their

18:31

great speeches. The the

18:34

translator and the editor put together a

18:36

lot of great material. Most of

18:38

the footnotes, the historical footnotes,

18:40

I ended up not reading

18:43

in the audiobook version

18:45

because a lot of them were

18:47

inserted like mid sentence and it broke it

18:49

started to break up the flow when

18:51

when I was doing it. So you have to purchase

18:53

the book to get all the the

18:55

footnotes. But each speech is, you

18:57

know, the speeches are, of course, excerpts. Each

18:59

speech is preceded by explanatory

19:01

text that the translator wrote. That

19:03

some of it a lot of it's stuff that I

19:05

didn't even know. And I'm I'm kind of like expert on

19:08

this subject. So it was

19:10

really great, and and I'm very proud of

19:12

it. And I also I

19:15

think it's very timely. It's it's amazing

19:17

that right as this huge controversy that

19:19

we'll be talking about breaks with

19:21

EA FTN Alex Jones and Hitler's

19:23

all in the news, It's great that that

19:25

they were able to release it at this time that

19:27

I finally So thanks to Anil pill for giving

19:29

me Were you worried about

19:32

going into the footnotes and then ending up up,

19:34

like, off on a tangent. You know you

19:38

know, it's, like, twenty minutes later,

19:40

and it's like you're on the battle of we're talking about the battle of Waterloo and

19:42

it's like, oh, fuck the fucking audio

19:45

book. The problem with

19:47

hit speeches is that

19:49

they are like musical performers. I mean,

19:51

they really they there's a there's a flow to I

19:53

mean, it's hard to just break them up into excerpts too.

19:55

And like I said, translator did a very good

19:57

job of keeping somewhat

19:59

the structure in place. But when when even when

20:01

you watch time for the will,

20:03

If you watch a five minute or even a

20:06

fifteen minute clip of Hillary, you're you're

20:08

watching little excerpts, you

20:10

know? His speeches would regularly

20:12

be like two hours long. And

20:14

so so there is a flow to

20:16

them that I tried to capture

20:19

without sounding like an idiot acting. You know

20:21

what I mean when I was reading, but I tried

20:23

to get put a little bit of

20:25

emotion and passion into it. It's

20:27

very passionate emotional stuff when you read it.

20:29

It's but there's nothing like reading Hitler

20:31

in his own words. So and it was

20:33

a real honor. I had to say jazz to put my

20:35

voice to those speeches. I I was

20:37

like, you know, I

20:39

felt very humbled, did they ask

20:41

me to do that? So, yeah, people should

20:43

should check that out, and I think they'll only They've made off

20:45

Hitler in his own words in

20:47

Warren's voice which will be good. So

20:49

definitely check that out. I'm gonna get a copy

20:51

myself. You have

20:53

white art collective. they

20:55

have a lot of handmade jewelry for

20:58

your daughters. If you're looking for

21:00

gifts for your daughters or your sister or

21:02

your mother or somebody, female in

21:04

your life. The Antelope Hill, of course, we already

21:06

mentioned white people press. They

21:10

have the fifty classic tales, which I also have

21:12

a copy of the Western folk and the

21:14

Fairytale tradition. Above

21:16

time coffee, which is excellent.

21:20

Yes. I was just that I

21:22

brought some some of that home from the last

21:24

NJP and the

21:26

thing that my wife and I

21:28

kind of got each other for Christmas is a

21:30

is an espresso, like a not

21:32

an electronic espresso machine, but one you

21:34

where you actually have to work to do the

21:37

coffee. so I cannot wait to

21:39

use the above time coffee in that

21:41

thing because, oh my god, their coffee is

21:43

just amazing. I've been using a French press. Mhmm.

21:45

Using That's go to That's

21:47

not espresso, but yeah. French press is the best.

21:49

That's the only way to go. Coffee

21:52

autism spurred is French press

21:54

coffee. So Well,

21:56

my my when when we got

21:58

married, someone gave us one as a

21:59

gift. and And

22:01

I'm ashamed to say that it's been

22:04

sitting with

22:04

all our stuff, and I've never because I'm very practical

22:06

with coffee. The purpose of coffee is to wake

22:08

me up, you know, and to get me -- It's

22:10

just fuel. -- and that's just purposes. Yeah.

22:14

And slowly, I've been going

22:18

drifting more and more into the

22:21

beginnings of coffee, autism. coffee

22:24

appreciation. But I for this,

22:26

I just the other you know what it was? I

22:28

saw that Michael Kain movie,

22:30

the It's like sort of the other

22:32

James Bond, and it starts out with the

22:34

scene of him making French press

22:36

coffee. And I saw that, and I

22:38

was like, god, that looks like,

22:40

fun to just make it that way. So I tried

22:42

making it that way. I looked up on YouTube. What's

22:44

the right way balance to do it. Right? And I

22:46

did it with the with

22:48

this above time coffee. And oh my

22:50

god. It was amazing. So, yeah, it's

22:52

gonna be hard for me to go back to

22:55

the trip. Yeah. It's the what

22:57

do they call that dosing? There's,

22:59

like, you know, the mixture of the coffee,

23:01

then also, like, the the

23:03

grind size like

23:05

we'll make it either sour or muddy

23:07

and you have to get it just right. But I will say

23:09

with above time coffee, it's really hard to

23:11

screw it up. because it's really it's really

23:13

good coffee. And and

23:15

I'm not just saying that because it's a it's a

23:17

white business or that they you know, we have

23:19

a special deal with them now. I

23:21

Sarah's great, and the the coffee is

23:23

awesome. And we've

23:25

interviewed her twice now for the show

23:27

when we've been at NJP, and it it

23:30

really is the best coffee. And I'm a coffee snob.

23:33

So so, yeah, the

23:35

French press is is just a a

23:37

great way to enjoy it. but

23:39

a grandma towers for our tea

23:42

enthusiast English breakfast

23:44

tea, if you're a tea, a

23:46

tea artist, I am

23:48

not. Although I do like tea with cream the

23:50

way that English do and it is pretty

23:52

good. I'm an iced tea

23:54

So you could take their tea and turn

23:56

it into iced tea. It's easy to do that.

23:58

And you can pair that with a book of poultry

24:00

or whatever you like, and

24:02

then also have them

24:04

all soapworks. And then Mighty Wipes

24:06

soap company, also as well. You gotta

24:08

stay clean. And

24:11

they're soap is is really nice

24:13

stuff. So so check all of them

24:15

out. They're all on telegram. If you're

24:17

looking for the the

24:19

central hub to to where I'm getting this is

24:21

from Antelope Hill made the post, so

24:23

definitely check that out. And then

24:25

oh, we're gonna say I heard I heard

24:27

oxygen being sucked in. So Well,

24:31

I was just thinking how

24:33

funny it didn't take FTN of all so many.

24:35

Then I was like We we well

24:37

well, even more

24:39

funny that you mentioned oxygen

24:41

because I was thinking about soap

24:43

and how it's kind of funny how

24:45

many people make open our thing, but we

24:47

need more people to make lampshades. So

24:50

we need we need someone to make lampshades

24:52

and then we can pair it with the soap and

24:54

you can literally buy soap

24:56

and lampshades made by Nazis. I was

24:58

waiting for somebody to do to do lampshades.

25:00

I mean, it's they're

25:03

Well, listen. With all the soap people that are out there,

25:05

I I just want one of our wonderful

25:07

soap manufacturers to make

25:10

a soap create a mold like a

25:12

wax mold of Jonathan Greenblatt's

25:15

face and make a soap that comes out

25:17

that looks like Jonathan Greenblatt. That would

25:19

just be like the best. I I would

25:21

buy I would buy Jonathan Greenblatt soap,

25:23

you know, not made from the real greenblatt of course.

25:25

I wouldn't even want that if I could call

25:27

it ethos segment after his

25:29

shitty water company. Right.

25:32

Lack of no no ethos

25:34

because that's then then you don't run afoul of the

25:36

the trademark. And it's true

25:38

too. He has no ethics whatsoever.

25:42

So yes.

25:45

Made of all Sorry to derail you with Mike.

25:47

So but No. I've always said

25:49

a curve headed great that they make a lot of soap and and

25:52

lampshits. I think the problem

25:54

is the shipping and the sourcing, but,

25:56

like, you could probably get a

25:59

decent stock of of just standard

26:01

lampshades and then screen print, maybe

26:03

somehow whatever imagery on there. And

26:05

I would just put La Happy Merchant.

26:07

I mean, the screen print La

26:09

Happy Merchant, I think, would sell. You can

26:12

ship them really easy. You know,

26:14

they stack really well. So I

26:16

would put a lampshade like that up. Fuck

26:18

yeah, dude. And lampshades

26:20

are pretty standard too. Now they have

26:22

introduced the screw on the top of the lamp and it's got

26:24

a hole in you know, you put it one

26:26

on any lamp. It doesn't matter. Right.

26:29

Yeah. It would have to be the

26:31

the shocked happy merchant. Yes.

26:33

One, though, not be happy. Not the one where he's,

26:35

like, grinning, but the one where he looks like Yeah.

26:37

Let let let's smackle the merchants or

26:39

something. Like, whatever the word is, the Yiddish

26:42

word for shot, lift less schwitching merchant,

26:45

something like that. And

26:47

then finally, Give

26:49

a gift to yourself this Christmas. Give a

26:52

gift to yourself this Christmas and get

26:54

vetted with the NJP in one of our

26:56

regional support groups TRSTLEMANIA

27:00

at protonmail dot com. It

27:02

doesn't cost you a thing, and it's

27:05

the best gift that you're ever gonna

27:07

give yourself Ever anywhere.

27:09

The most intrinsic value, the

27:11

highest rate of return for you

27:13

and the party. And I'm serious. I'm total. I'm

27:15

dead serious. It's gonna be the best thing that

27:17

you ever did. People it's

27:19

become almost a a running joke

27:21

whenever I interview people at NJP

27:24

events. And I asked about getting vetted?

27:26

And the answer is always FTN

27:28

and and they're not kidding. They're

27:30

not doing it for my benefit. There's, I

27:32

think, the last time there was

27:34

a guy who was part

27:36

of part of like some sort of white

27:38

activism. I forget what he was

27:40

saying, but they his local Pope

27:42

already heard about him, and they told him

27:44

to go get vetted. I was, like, fuck dude. You

27:46

broke my streak. I'm trying to keep this

27:48

going here. no. Seriously, get vetted.

27:50

Okay. And be patient about

27:52

getting vetted, but but please do because you're not

27:54

gonna be able to go to the event in

27:56

Florida in

27:58

February. So make sure that you do

28:00

that. Florida, February,

28:02

you gotta get vetted in order to

28:04

go. And, yeah, show

28:06

starts here at What is it? Twenty

28:09

seven minutes FTN, but that's good. All of this

28:11

stuff we wanted to do and and make sure that

28:13

people do it. And

28:15

And, yes, this is very good for

28:17

for our people. And and, I mean, just

28:19

just the operation white Christmas,

28:21

but even like last year, I didn't have all

28:23

these businesses to announce. they

28:25

existed. But now, you know, people are making

28:27

a concerted effort to to pull this stuff

28:30

together. People are participating. You know,

28:32

you have an audiobook. I

28:34

am working on a book, a a an

28:36

analog book, but maybe I should do an audio

28:38

book too. I'd I'd have to think of

28:41

one. But maybe we can dust

28:43

off Albert Strand and get him to do him in front

28:45

of the culture of critique like he was originally supposed

28:47

to do, but then nobody ever did.

28:50

So -- Yeah. -- well, for do do founding

28:52

fathers. Yeah. Well, well, I would

28:54

like you to I I would pay for an

28:56

audiobook of you doing federal

28:58

stoves on. Let me actually do something They're

29:00

they're FTN the public domain now. Right? They

29:03

are. I I would just like to do

29:05

something. Yeah. The

29:07

federal newspapers. Christ. With

29:10

commentary with commentary. Like, that would that's

29:12

how I would like it. You you to, like, do it,

29:14

but then the commentary. So Yeah. Maybe

29:16

I'll have to write write write those, like, the

29:19

what do they call it? Where there's commentary in a

29:21

book? I forgot what that's called. The

29:23

annotated annotated version or

29:25

something. Yes. The annotated federal

29:27

newspapers. Now think, yes, we're gonna be in a couple maybe

29:29

another year or two. We will get to the point

29:31

where you can completely buy, like, everything

29:33

for Christmas from

29:35

from us. Why wouldn't you? Yeah. Why

29:37

wouldn't you? Yeah. Because

29:39

with three d printing, I came up with a I

29:41

came up with an idea of three d what? Three d printed

29:44

Legos. well Well,

29:46

I'm gonna put this out there

29:48

for and and I'm giving

29:50

away intellectual property here for

29:52

somebody, like, who is enterprises enough to

29:54

do Alright. Why am

29:57

I because it's AIII

29:59

know you might for free

30:02

goy. You can do whatever you want. I'm

30:04

doing your yes, I'm putting an

30:06

idea out there for anyone enterprising

30:08

to do it, but I've been getting into chess

30:10

more lately.

30:12

And Did I get a chest? I was

30:14

thinking I'm at a chest chest. I

30:16

like chest. Yes. No.

30:21

No. With with

30:23

this, I've been looking at some

30:25

higher end chest sets I I get a really

30:27

nice one from my desk at some

30:29

point. And I'm

30:31

I'm okay at the game. I'm not great. You know? And

30:33

it's one of those things you gotta do a lot too,

30:36

but it's it's a fun game and I'm getting more into

30:38

it. Well, well, I came up with the

30:40

idea for a Charlottesville

30:42

themed chess set. So

30:44

someone with A3D printer could do this,

30:46

where it's basically like the ponds

30:48

would be antifa on

30:50

the one side then you would have, you know,

30:53

the nights would be blacks

30:55

running around in masks, and then

30:57

you would have the rooks would

30:59

be riot police. The

31:02

king would be the Virginia governor

31:04

and the queen would be a big

31:06

FTN, heather hire. And then on the other

31:09

side, you would have, like, white polo

31:11

pawns with some,

31:13

you know, like, whignati,

31:16

maybe knights, bishops, The

31:18

king would be that huge bearded

31:20

guy from the league of the south, you know.

31:22

And the queen would be

31:25

Well, I won't say land in

31:27

mine for the queen, but but

31:30

I had this

31:33

idea of like a a

31:35

Charlottesville chest set that it was just I I don't know.

31:37

I don't have the I I

31:39

don't have the agency

31:42

to put this together myself. So

31:44

I don't mind tossing the idea, even though it's a really good

31:46

idea. I don't mind tossing

31:48

the idea out there for anybody who wants to

31:50

use A3D printer and come up with that. But

31:52

I think that would be Yeah. I think that'd be

31:54

good. Yeah. Like, I mean, you can do a lot with three

31:56

d printing. And, I mean, even if you go on Amazon now,

31:58

you can see that, you know,

32:00

if you figure out how to make if you

32:02

figure out how to make lego bricks like

32:05

duplo for that

32:07

are compatible because Chinese have

32:09

come up with a million different

32:11

versions of sets that are all compatible

32:13

with LEGO, and they're sold on

32:15

Amazon. Like, obviously, nobody

32:17

gives a shit that they're there. And

32:20

I gotta say, I mean, the quality of them

32:22

is, in some cases, not as good,

32:25

but they the Chinese actually

32:27

make cooler sets of stuff whereas, like,

32:29

Lego will make three trains

32:31

for, like, kids that are two to three years old.

32:33

But, like, the Chinese have

32:35

come up with, like, every

32:38

version of every steam engine that, like,

32:40

Baldwin locomotive works

32:42

ever made. And it's, like,

32:45

model in Duplo and it's like Lego. I

32:47

mean, I love you. You're Scandinavian. Like,

32:49

you know, it's such that you've delved

32:52

into the multicultural shit with like putting like

32:54

black and brown people in every fucking set

32:56

now, but the Chinese don't do that

32:58

by the way. But like

33:00

the actually make the Legos of of

33:02

like real shit that the kids wanna build.

33:05

So I mean and it's compatible and

33:07

it's like one quarter of the cost.

33:09

So yeah. I mean, we could

33:11

do that

33:12

too, and we could make cool sense. There's a lot

33:14

of opportunities. Yeah. For for our guys,

33:17

I think in a in a another

33:19

Christmas or two. And the other thing is kids always

33:21

have birthdays too. So someone who wants to

33:23

break into the nationalist toy business

33:25

could you think you would make Could you imagine, like, a

33:27

a duplo rail cannon, like,

33:29

the Nazis had, like, that giant,

33:31

like, the mountain. Jupala panzer

33:34

tanks. The Hitler had a steam train.

33:36

Oh, man. Here you know, I just

33:38

wanted to pull me on a couch. A

33:40

a black LEGO Mercedes Benz

33:42

convertible from nineteen forty one.

33:44

How about that? Wow.

33:49

Lego Technics. We just

33:51

call it something else. We have to come up with a

33:53

catchy name. Yeah.

33:55

For the for the products. But Yes. Let's

33:57

just go into the let's just go into the toy business.

33:59

We'll we'll

34:02

we'll we'll we'll go into the toy business But

34:04

now seriously Christmas, I I soon you'll

34:06

be able to buy everything for your family sourced

34:08

from our from our from our people.

34:10

So it's it's really great. Yes.

34:13

Yes. Very very excited to see a lot of

34:15

these things here because, I mean, it isn't we're

34:17

not just doing, like, you

34:20

know, what do they call that when, like, NPR public

34:22

access radio is, like, this is our

34:24

this is our annual giving campaign. Please donate,

34:26

look at all the great stuff we

34:29

do. Now this this stuff is actually really nice. And

34:31

I've walked table to table with

34:34

with many of these companies at

34:36

NJP and and talk to them

34:38

in-depth and and it's it's

34:40

really, really nice stuff. And the the quality of

34:42

the if you haven't order a book from

34:44

Antelope Hill, the quality

34:46

of the the printing and the paper and the

34:48

aesthetics is just really nice.

34:50

And until you've held one in your hands, you

34:52

really don't

34:54

know what what the magic is all about. Hold one in

34:56

your hands, put it on the shelf, and then forget

34:58

to have read it, hey, that works. It's that's

35:01

the running joke. but no, you should read

35:03

and listen to the mom. Right. So anyway, now show starts here.

35:06

Probably a thirty to thirty minute. Now show starts.

35:08

Yeah. So Oh,

35:10

yeah. We got Kanye. I just

35:12

can't get over the hump of calling him

35:14

Yay. I I see people doing

35:16

the like It's Yay. and,

35:19

like, correcting people. I'm, like, I just Kanye

35:21

is the name that I know him as, so

35:23

we're just gonna move forward

35:25

with that. But He had he

35:27

had quite an interesting week this

35:30

week. And

35:32

in my know, some we'll get

35:34

to the shots on Konya because I did a little

35:36

bit of this telegram, but I wanna

35:38

get right into this at the beginning. But I

35:40

wanna say before we

35:42

do that, is that on the last show that that I did with Tony

35:44

was very nice to have Tony on FTN, by

35:46

the way, and we'll have to have him on again

35:48

soon. But one thing I wanna

35:50

say is because I think

35:52

people are mistaking what

35:54

I did say, which is that I said,

35:56

notice that once Kanye

35:58

got linked up with these kind

36:00

of givalt right handlers of his, that he sort of

36:02

stopped doing the open criticism of Jews. He

36:05

was not doing anti AntiSemitism. AntiSemitism

36:08

that's true. For a long time, he wasn't. Since November fourth, that

36:10

kind of stopped. And it wasn't just because his

36:12

Twitter account was suspended. He sort

36:14

of was stopping doing that

36:16

and he was doing the Jesus stuff and,

36:18

like, whatever. And

36:20

he's gotten kind of annoyed as like my

36:22

has predicted, and others have said, predicted, predictably has

36:24

gotten annoyed with the givalt right

36:26

guys that have been trying to,

36:30

like, control him and sabotage him in many

36:33

ways. And because he is

36:35

who he is and he's

36:38

black, he just doesn't wanna fucking do that, and he's like broken

36:40

free from all that shit. And you can

36:42

see from the reactions of his

36:44

givolte right handlers that they

36:47

don't like this. They're not appreciative of these,

36:49

like, breakout sessions that that that Kanye

36:52

does. And I think it's great. And

36:54

so this idea

36:56

that, like, I predicted that

36:58

he will never ever do this ever

37:00

again. I mean, just to retard your Light Switch brain

37:02

if you believe that I said that. But

37:04

second of all, it's

37:06

it's true. that when he got linked up with these guys, it

37:08

got dialed back for a while because they

37:10

probably gave him advice just

37:12

speculating. They probably gave him advice not to

37:14

do that. and to trend

37:16

more in a different direction, Christian

37:18

nationalism and all the other shit that he's

37:20

doing. And he's just like, no. That

37:22

didn't turn into welfare If you're up

37:24

on a Like, you you know

37:26

this very well from giving speeches. I've been up

37:28

on stages before. You you and

37:30

if you have a big even if you have a big

37:32

following on social media, If you're saying

37:34

things that resonate with people, you know

37:37

what it feels like to have

37:39

things go viral digitally and also

37:41

analog with a crowd. And

37:44

if you start saying things

37:46

that trap people's asses

37:48

or even just isn't really

37:50

resonating very well or people don't care about, you

37:52

know what feels like to give a speech

37:54

and a line you think is good

37:57

doesn't maybe deliver as well out

37:59

loud in the speech and then it's just like quiet and

38:01

you were like, you sort of just like move on

38:03

to the next thing. It's sort of that

38:05

way when you start doing

38:07

the Ubera shit that that

38:10

Kanye was doing for a couple

38:12

weeks, where people were just like,

38:14

like, this

38:16

is not Nobody likes this. And as an entertainer, as a

38:18

performer, he's made hit

38:20

music his entire career And

38:23

he knows what it's like to make hit music. He

38:26

knows, instinctually, not to put

38:28

out shit music. And so

38:30

if you transition

38:32

into politics, and you have good hits, which in his line

38:34

of business right now, the hits are talking

38:36

about Jewish power. The hits are

38:38

talking about Hitler

38:40

and national socialism in a

38:42

positive light. And you

38:44

know that he's getting feedback that's very positive

38:46

from that. And he knows that if

38:48

he puts out a song and will say

38:50

Christian nationalism is the song. And

38:52

it's not a hit and nobody buys the

38:54

album. He's not gonna keep making music

38:57

like that. and he's not gonna listening to

39:00

producers who are telling him keep making

39:02

this shit music that that nobody

39:04

likes. It's it's happened to a lot

39:06

of artists where the Jewish producer tells them to

39:08

keep making the shit music because they want that

39:10

Jewish music out there. And

39:12

some people artists

39:14

are okay with that because they know they're gonna get a paycheck. But

39:16

a lot of artists are like, nah, fuck that. I

39:18

wanna make music the way that I wanna make music

39:20

because it's popular and people like it.

39:23

You see that all of time. So I'm trying

39:25

to draw a parallel between the two because it's true. He's

39:27

making Like, if you want

39:29

an album to go

39:32

quadruple platinum, talk about

39:34

Jewish power, Hitler, and

39:36

nationalism. It is a formula that is never going

39:38

to fail and it and it blew up this week

39:40

and it's excellent and I hope he continues to

39:42

do it. So I do too,

39:44

and III have to

39:46

say I think there's like sort of a I

39:48

might I might actually end up doing a

39:50

whole modern politics on this because I

39:52

was just discussing it with Emily this morning. This

39:54

is first of all, everything

39:57

every narrative that TRS and the NJP have

39:59

been putting

39:59

out now the two years the NJP has

40:02

existed for the so many more

40:04

years the TRS -- Almost ten now. -- are now being yeah. And especially

40:06

since the Trump campaign,

40:08

since since we broke with Trump,

40:12

Every narrative that we've had has

40:14

now been vindicated the best. Broad ones,

40:16

the the truth about Trump the

40:19

truth about Donald Trump. The truth

40:22

about the FBI. The truth about

40:24

-- The truth about -- about Israel's

40:26

spies. -- well, yeah, if there's if you go down a

40:28

homeless FTN the US, Yes. Right.

40:30

And but the relevance of this, the relevance

40:32

of this, and it's something that,

40:34

you know, years ago,

40:36

people were were on this thing

40:38

where I think it was of all

40:40

people, I think it was Andrew Anglin, who

40:42

FTN twenty fifteen, I remember this reading

40:44

in an article. because it was when I started reading

40:46

the daily stormer. He one time

40:48

in an article said something like, we can't

40:51

talk about the problems of this country

40:53

without talking about race. We can't talk

40:55

about race without talking about the Jews. We can't

40:57

talk about the Jews without talking about the Holocaust, and

40:59

we can't talk about the Holocaust

41:01

without Hitler. And it was like

41:03

a very, like, straight to this is

41:05

when he was still doing the the the nonsense. What Mark Colette was

41:07

saying in a recent episode of of his

41:10

show, where he

41:12

was saying, You can't talk about

41:14

demographic displacement without talking

41:16

about Europeans being a fallen people.

41:18

You can't talk about Europeans being a

41:20

fallen people. without talking about who is

41:22

doing this, who owns Hollywood, who owns,

41:25

who is pushing the immigration

41:27

narratives, and who will go out and destroy you if you speak out

41:29

against these things. So you have to talk about

41:32

Jews because you can't talk about any of

41:34

these subjects without talking about

41:36

Jews. And even if you try to talk about those

41:38

subjects without talking about Jews, they're still

41:40

gonna destroy you because they know that you are

41:42

right one degree of

41:44

separation from them. So you might as well just talk

41:46

about Jews. Yes.

41:48

And I think there's a there's a bell curve

41:50

here with people who get this.

41:52

there's the there's the drug level, like,

41:56

literally, I'm a Nazi, which it's

41:58

funny because Kanye kind of

42:00

just did that. He did, like, grow the ima

42:02

Nazi here. It's just really funny

42:04

for a black, like, rapper

42:06

celebrity to say. He

42:08

reminds me that that black guy, the New

42:10

York cab driver, that clip that

42:12

went viral years ago, like, ten years

42:14

ago who was like, I'm a national socialist.

42:16

Yeah. No. I believe national socialist. I'm

42:18

at it like this some random black cab driver who's probably

42:20

crazy and that that thing went viral

42:22

and and people would share that around and

42:24

now it's like you get the top

42:26

black musician in the world to basically

42:28

doing the same thing. They like this stuff. They like

42:30

mussolini for a lot

42:32

of reasons. They like the machismo

42:34

of like strong men. And when

42:36

when like the style Yeah. And when they

42:38

see that, you know, it's against it's

42:40

against, you know, because they

42:42

try to they try to

42:44

tie all of this. They

42:46

they kind of wrap it up in in a

42:48

way, you know, with the with the Jesse O and

42:50

stuff. It's like, well, who

42:52

is really who really snubbed Jesse Owens. What was FDR? It

42:54

wasn't Hitler. Yes. And

42:56

they do this as a spook. They do this as a spook.

42:59

They do is a spook with Christianity too. Like, when I

43:01

was a kid, they would say that that the

43:04

swastika was really a broken

43:06

cross because Hitler hated

43:08

Christians. And it's like,

43:10

that's not it's not a broken

43:12

cross. And in Hitler was very

43:14

clear on the the place that Christian

43:16

and we talked about this at ad

43:18

infinitum, but they do all these

43:20

spooked tactics to try to

43:22

isolate and and make

43:24

make as many a few allies as possible for

43:26

this kind of stuff. But as soon as people learn

43:28

the truth, they're like, well,

43:30

I like this guy. So yeah.

43:32

Yeah. But continue with what you're saying. I think you

43:34

should do AAA whole modern politics

43:37

on it. We might it's just it feels good to be right. It

43:39

feels good to be proven right. Debates

43:42

and arguments raging within this movement a

43:44

few years back or have

43:46

been completely side has been right.

43:48

We've been right. Especially the optics. I like that

43:50

we don't have to change. Yes. I like that we

43:52

don't have to change anything. We don't have to

43:54

modify it. We've stood for the same principles. This

43:56

is all the people that all the people like,

43:58

wrap yourselves in the flag people. It's just,

44:00

like, over now. It's, like, the

44:02

whole it's not just Jews. Like, that's a

44:04

big point here. It's, like, it's not

44:06

just Jews. that are that are,

44:08

like, up in arms and covetcing about all the things that Kanye is saying. It's

44:10

that it's that the the table

44:12

has been wiped clean that

44:16

the how that it has been wiped fucking clean

44:18

of any sort of idea

44:20

that you have to pop position and

44:22

posture yourself in a certain way

44:25

in order to convince people at the Sunday,

44:27

you know, barber trip to

44:30

barbecue that you're right. Because and

44:32

we're gonna prove it. with with an

44:34

article that I have when we go through

44:36

the comments on this article, well, I have

44:38

never, in my life,

44:40

seen comments like the

44:42

ones that I have seen.

44:44

On one of these articles that Jews wrote about

44:46

the damn breaking on American oh

44:49

my God is this incredible.

44:51

And we'll talk about it. that it's just,

44:53

like, you don't you don't we have, like, the evidence that you

44:55

don't have to do this. Because I think there's

44:57

gonna be pushback from these

45:00

people that are like, but look at the consequences of what happens.

45:02

It's like Yeah. But Oh, that

45:04

is the gaseous take of all. Especially, that is

45:06

the gaseous take of all. Like, that's

45:09

that is the worst possible take that you could have for I

45:11

mean, that you you are a moron. I

45:13

mean, it's a moron. If you keep if you look

45:15

at this and come You can't have

45:17

a fashies anywhere quote you

45:19

can't, like, cynically adopt the

45:22

fashe's as your as your, like,

45:24

logo. And then also

45:26

say, but what about the consequences of going

45:28

down this path? because it's like you missed

45:30

the point of what a fashe is. You I get it. Apparently, you just think it's a cool symbol and you don't

45:32

understand what like binding together

45:35

like that means. But

45:37

but yes. Because people are kind of there's no

45:40

fear for this shit anymore. Like, people are

45:42

just kind of like,

45:44

alright. Let's go. Well, Jewish power

45:46

is on is on full display. I wanted to say

45:48

about the curve of of

45:50

this is yeah. It's it's

45:52

like Kanye

45:54

West is

45:54

a kind

45:56

of like

45:57

idiot Savant as far

45:59

as, like, he is

46:02

I think his Oh, I know where you're going with this. Yeah. Yeah.

46:04

There's a few like his rule.

46:06

Yeah. Well, I'll David said

46:08

what you're saying. haven't said I mean, I haven't III really

46:10

didn't get any of this. No. No. No. They haven't said what you're

46:13

gonna say about the bell curve. I've actually heard

46:15

nobody say that, but I've

46:17

heard other people say that the way that

46:19

he talks is like tapping

46:22

into a certain way

46:24

that kind of working class Americans talk and believe in things

46:26

and hear things and trust

46:28

things. And he's like,

46:30

he's tapping into a

46:32

vein that that, you

46:34

know, a Iran DeSantis or a

46:36

Trump sort of did but

46:38

could only go so far because he's a

46:40

well, Kanye is a rich guy too.

46:43

but it's it's it's kinda Yeah.

46:45

Well, the the bell curve I'm referring

46:47

to is there's mid

46:50

width poll

46:50

polliticking. Mhmm. And

46:53

on the one end, you have drug level,

46:55

you know, white power or Hial

46:56

Hitler or whatever, weak nattery,

47:00

bad optics, but it's that

47:02

it's loyal, it's true, it's tough, it's

47:04

brave, it's honest,

47:06

it's open, and then

47:08

you have all the mid

47:11

of calculating and and

47:14

climbing. And, you know, I was

47:16

just talking with some of the guys

47:18

about this jazz. Like, I know I know that

47:20

strategy, like the back of my

47:22

hand, the idea that you are

47:24

going to make

47:26

contacts and you're gonna manipulate people and

47:28

you're gonna climb and you're gonna, you

47:30

know, hide your power level and you're

47:32

gonna infiltrate I did

47:34

that shit for, like, five years inside the

47:36

Democratic Party. I was going pretty

47:38

far. I could have gone a lot further.

47:40

The problem with that strategy

47:42

is it short term, it's opportunistic, and you find yourself

47:44

surrounded by people, you do

47:46

not trust. And the reality is

47:48

you this thing ticks comrades. You

47:50

gotta have comrades. is

47:52

based on honor and loyalty. And honor and loyalty

47:54

is one of these things that with the

47:56

truth, that the grub appreciates it

47:59

but also the genius higher

48:01

level political person appreciates it.

48:03

It's something that Hitler understood

48:05

completely. But with with

48:08

Kanye West, he said an interesting statement. We're gonna go through his clips, but one

48:10

of his statements when he

48:12

said, I'm a Nazi because

48:14

Alex Jones and will play it. But Alex

48:16

Jones says,

48:18

Well, I don't know where people are calling us Nazis, and we're we're we're not Nazis.

48:20

We don't wanna be calling him. So I I am he

48:22

puts in hand of I and Nazi. Well, that's just like a

48:24

funny shocking statement. But Danny added

48:28

something. It shows that he intuitively

48:30

understands the fundamental political

48:32

problem here. He says, I'm a Nazi. He

48:34

says, what do you think of that? Arie

48:37

Emmanuel. See,

48:39

he adds that. In

48:41

other words, he knows that

48:43

he he he gets intuitively exactly what

48:45

the political dynamic here is. With Ari Emmanuel, FTN

48:47

of a near groom terrorist, running

48:50

this whole, running the the

48:52

the whole Ultimate

48:54

Fighter Championship in an entertainment industry

48:57

with connections to Assad.

48:59

Just hosing down Elon. We'll

49:01

talk about that picture too. he

49:04

intuitively grasps that. So

49:06

amid with politics, he would say, well, you

49:08

can't you have to to say they are

49:10

the true Nazis. That's the smart thing to do.

49:12

That's like the No. That is actually

49:15

the dumb thing to do. That's you you

49:17

have just enough IQ points to be

49:19

stupid. You know? Kanye West, I don't think

49:21

his raw IQ is necessarily that high.

49:24

I don't think he's a great intellectual reading

49:26

books. But on a gut

49:28

level, he

49:30

gets the politics of this more than someone who's

49:32

like, well, you know, we have to dress it up

49:34

in this and do that and say this and

49:37

say that. And and you know it's more than and you know that

49:40

it's it's Kanye or at least

49:42

somebody who is not

49:44

part of the gevalt right. because the

49:46

revolt right doesn't understand how

49:48

to do that because they themselves

49:50

don't leverage those techniques.

49:52

And and it's That that's

49:54

that's the clear difference. But I might as well do my shots here now

49:56

before we actually listen to this stuff. Sure. Go ahead.

49:58

Then people then people will get where we're coming from on

50:00

it. So this is something I said on telegram. because

50:04

I felt like, you know, a lot of there have been a lot of, like, very complex

50:06

takes on this, and this is really just a continuation

50:08

of of what I've already said. And this is

50:10

the shot, and it's very simple.

50:13

Kanye is sometimes all over the place. You know,

50:15

he does the black Hebrew stuff and,

50:18

you know, he says some he does Christian

50:20

nationalism stuff and,

50:22

like, whatever, and I'll take that with a grain of salt.

50:24

Because what net net, like

50:26

when you boil it all down and weigh the

50:28

good and

50:30

the bad, net net what he's doing is bad for the Jews

50:32

and it's bad for the revolt. Right?

50:34

It completely wipes the

50:36

optics debate

50:38

clean Jews are very upset. There is not a fecal thing going

50:40

on here. Like, this is not

50:42

kosher antiists. If they

50:44

had a plan, it's in tatters.

50:47

This is not kosher anti Semitism.

50:50

Although, that is what people

50:52

like myeloid monopolists are

50:55

are trafficking in. and and people are

50:57

like, well, what's co structured anti sounds oxymoronic. Well, it's it's

51:00

the it's

51:02

the trying to lightning rod

51:04

everything into well the

51:07

Jews killed Jesus and Christian

51:09

nationalism and we've talked about that

51:11

add in FTN item and and blah blah blah. I'm not gonna

51:13

I'm not gonna get into all that now. But it's the same

51:15

thing. It's the same concept as kosher

51:17

pro white advocacy. and it

51:20

represents a a desperate position

51:22

for the Jews because

51:24

you have to think about

51:26

where where their mind is on this, which is that we're

51:28

staring down the barrel of nineteen thirty

51:30

nine in America

51:32

now. And

51:34

Our option is either to flee.

51:36

And where do we flee to? because

51:38

you see that written in a lot

51:41

of articles like should Jews pack a suitcase and leave is

51:43

now the time to go. I mean, many articles have been written by this?

51:46

And or they

51:50

they try to a tactic that they try to employ is try to

51:52

meet something where it is

51:54

and then take it off into some other

51:56

direction, which

51:58

is what the handlers of Kanye were trying to do

51:59

because canceling them didn't

52:02

work, loud public cancellations

52:04

only made them

52:06

more popular they were trying, you

52:08

know, calling him crazy, doing the that

52:10

Jew, like, past her neck,

52:12

like, weird, aesthetic looking

52:14

fucking body builder, rapey guy.

52:16

trying to, you know, publishing the public tweets. It didn't any impact. It

52:18

made made him more popular. And so this

52:20

was kind of the the last ditch effort

52:23

and it's and it's failed. because

52:26

what he's doing now and what he slipped

52:28

back into is extremely

52:30

damaging for people like

52:32

Milo and that's ultimately what what

52:35

they were trying to accomplish and

52:37

it's failing. So but this is an

52:39

important part. Don't conflate

52:42

bad for the Jews, bad for revolt. Right?

52:45

with some sort of viable, ready

52:48

made instant, like instant

52:50

mashed potatoes ready in five minutes

52:52

political solution because

52:54

it's not. Even if it becomes an eventual means to

52:56

one, it may not be a

52:58

solution itself. No one

53:00

currently involved or who could be

53:02

willingly involved

53:04

has the ability experience, including the historical understanding, like,

53:06

you talk about all the time Warren, to

53:08

take power themselves. And that's why Hitler

53:12

says, you should be thirty five years old before you should be even consider

53:14

being involved in politics because people

53:16

who are not even and

53:18

that was back almost a hundred years

53:22

ago. people back then didn't have the

53:24

the the background required. because you

53:26

get in there and you make a lot of

53:28

mistakes and you're naive and you're politically

53:32

inept in you. FTN just it's not it's

53:34

not a good thing. Well, he he

53:36

specifically says and I think it is I think it is

53:38

thirty years old, but he specifically says the

53:40

problem is if you have to if

53:42

you're a, you know, a you have a

53:44

political career and you're forced to

53:46

change your position a number of

53:48

times, as you're

53:50

leading something, The problem is then

53:52

people don't trust your judgment because it's like,

53:54

okay, you've already gone all

53:56

in on this thing. Now you're changing, and now you're

53:58

going all in on this thing. Right. need

54:00

that time to really

54:02

figure out the way the world works.

54:04

You need the experience of dealing with

54:06

people, deal I wouldn't

54:10

want twenty sixteen Jazz Hens in charge of

54:12

anything. Right. And the other

54:14

thing is also that a Hitler was a

54:16

big believer in, and this is very national socialist, is

54:18

that you need to learn how to follow

54:20

before you can lead. And -- Who would --

54:23

that's what you wanted at twenty six teen.

54:26

Go Obama Warren Baylog and

54:28

Charterway. That wasn't wait

54:30

a minute. That wasn't

54:33

twenty six teen. That was thousand no kidding. five.

54:36

GOLBA. Two thousand and eight GOLBA.

54:38

Listen, after eight years of George Bush,

54:40

III think GOLBA

54:42

was I ill

54:44

standby at least in the

54:46

primary auxiliary. That's actually the only time

54:48

I really truly

54:50

supported Obama was when he was he was competing with

54:52

Hillary for the nomination of the Democratic Party.

54:54

And I was like, I want the Clinton's

54:56

and those some spicy

54:58

primaries with the the Clinton's and

55:00

the Obama's. I mean, she was she

55:02

they were pulling no punches on each other

55:05

with that. And And Trump was even trying to

55:07

help Hillary. Imagine that. The ironic thing with with

55:10

Obama is that he the

55:12

problem with Obama

55:14

was not that he was

55:16

a nigger. The problem with Obama

55:18

was that he was a Trump, that he

55:20

gets he he runs, and gets

55:22

in, and first thing he does

55:24

is puts the other

55:26

Emmanuel brother, Ram Emmanuel, as

55:28

his chief of staff, and and it

55:30

was the same. And that's why it's funny that

55:32

Kanye said that. Like, that was another thing. He said

55:34

that on Tim Pool. about that

55:36

Obama has Brahma Manuel

55:38

right there with him and and many

55:40

others. He was only Well, We

55:42

did a whole we did a whole deep dive. Understood. The Jews of

55:44

the Obamas. Yes. Oh, you're talking about Biden,

55:46

but all the Jews that were behind Obama

55:50

FTN was it was substantial. And a lot of them What's funny is a lot

55:52

of the Jews that were behind Obama are

55:54

now behind Biden. They're just

55:57

like retreads, just like A

55:59

lot of bush forty three people ended up in

56:01

Trump forty five. Was it forty

56:04

five? Yeah. Yeah. Well, I

56:06

I wanna Let me just make a call. God. like,

56:08

halfway through the shots. And I'm, like,

56:10

well, III wanna stop

56:12

you when we get to the when we get to the

56:14

civil war.

56:16

and the sinking of the Meramec and then then

56:18

we'll get it back on track. Real

56:22

quick here. about

56:24

part of why building of a viable

56:26

movement instead of just

56:30

hanging on the coattails of a

56:32

celebrity candidate. assuming that

56:34

EA twenty four can actually

56:36

get off the ground as a halfway suit. You know,

56:38

remember he got, like, fifty thousand votes the last

56:40

time he FTN. and he had a lot

56:42

more things in his favor from an

56:44

institutional standpoint than he does now

56:46

because he's now been kicked off Twitter and part

56:48

of the deal with parlor went went down, which they

56:50

announced right after this Alexander's

56:52

interview. But what I

56:54

was

56:54

gonna say is that what

56:56

what if you study and

56:58

read that that annual

57:00

appeal book, the the

57:02

national socialists built over a

57:04

long period of time a state within the state.

57:06

they had functionaries, they had administrators, they had activists, they

57:09

had an army, a well organized

57:11

army. It wasn't just adult

57:13

fitter. So that when

57:15

he became

57:16

the chancellor, all they had

57:18

to do was turn to switch this

57:20

vast apparatus that had already

57:22

developed and built out its muscles.

57:26

WHAT WENT WRONG WITH TRUMP IN

57:28

twenty sixteen, ASIDE FROM TRUMP'S IF WE

57:30

LEAVE TRUMP'S PERSONAL CHARTER FAILINGS

57:32

AND HIS you know, everything rotten about Trump

57:34

personally, if we leave that out of the

57:36

equation. What

57:38

happened was the

57:40

alt right or whatever you wanna call it, the dissident

57:42

right had no organized body. There was

57:44

no there were no There were people there

57:47

was and people ready to go and the

57:49

the the res they were even the the

57:51

resumes were asked

57:54

for. And they weren't organized.

57:56

They weren't they weren't, like, I remember going to the

57:58

the point. But the point is is that Trump

58:00

they the Trump administration, like, there

58:02

was an ex pectation that there would be a plugging in of

58:04

all these people. Right. And that was

58:06

just like

58:08

wall the wall Like, that the

58:10

wall that Trump after he actually built was the

58:12

wall for the Plum book wall that kept all

58:14

the people out that thought that they were gonna be

58:17

part of the administration. and and and actively

58:19

involved in, like, going into government and

58:21

working, you know, and they weren't organized in the

58:23

way the Nazis were. But

58:25

it was still these were loyal

58:28

Trump loyal like, loyal to the

58:30

core Trump, not,

58:32

like, Trump loyalists that

58:34

were phyllosemites. they were, like, Trump

58:36

loyalist to Trump's message, Maga. Like, professional

58:38

Maga was was not included

58:40

in in all this. FTN all

58:43

of it had to do with, like, Chris Christie running the transition and all

58:45

that blah blah blah blah blah blah.

58:47

Anyway But, yeah, the Republican

58:49

Party and Democratic party are well oiled machines. And if you

58:51

wanna actually challenge them, even

58:54

contend with them, let alone overthrow them.

58:56

We're gonna have to have that. We're gonna have

58:58

to have huge, broad,

59:00

fleshed out, fully developed

59:03

muscular movement in place that

59:05

you're not gonna get chasing

59:07

after Andrew Yang or Tulsi Gabbard

59:10

or even Kanye West, even him

59:12

dropping red pills on on Hitler FTN the

59:14

Holocaust. chasing after

59:16

those kinds of celebrity candidates'

59:18

rather than building the thing out

59:20

is not gonna do it ultimately. So that

59:22

I I just thought that tied in It

59:25

does. No, it does. And it was the thing I was gonna say too

59:27

is now because, you know, we have to always in before

59:29

light switch brain stuff on

59:32

this is that

59:34

doesn't mean like what Warren is saying that

59:36

doesn't and what I'm saying too

59:38

of this is not going to become a

59:40

viable political solution Don't twist

59:42

my words and say that

59:44

Kanye is a failure because that's not

59:46

what I'm saying. He's a very

59:48

effective battering ram against

59:50

Jewish power and the gevalt

59:52

right, which prevents us

59:54

from from becoming more effective.

59:56

That's the whole purpose of the gevalt right just

59:58

like interestingly enough, their

59:59

anti Republican party, all these

1:00:02

gevalt right people, but their

1:00:04

anti Republican party, because

1:00:06

they're not accepted into the republican party, were

1:00:09

anti Republican Party because they are in the

1:00:11

way of of us actually being

1:00:14

effective in American politics. That's

1:00:16

the purpose of the Republican Party is to be

1:00:18

in your way. The default right is

1:00:20

just like in competition with the

1:00:22

Republican party to be the opposition party

1:00:24

because for a very long time, the default right

1:00:26

even if they're cynically adopting some of

1:00:28

the positions that Kanye is

1:00:30

taking as they're they're, like, singing in

1:00:32

key with him as they're trying to, like, take

1:00:34

him off of the the sheet of

1:00:36

music. This is they

1:00:38

they want Like, they are absolutely right about

1:00:40

what's going on. But point being

1:00:42

is, that doesn't mean

1:00:46

that that he's ineffective or he's he's not gonna be something that we

1:00:48

should cheer on when he's doing the right

1:00:50

thing. I think it's great. But

1:00:52

he is you know, but

1:00:54

but he is not going to if

1:00:56

you think that, like, instant mashed potatoes is

1:00:58

the way the best the best metaphor

1:01:00

that I'm up with this because it's

1:01:02

not you're not mix water and get, like,

1:01:05

you

1:01:05

know,

1:01:06

these these memes of, like, fifty

1:01:08

thousand people dressed up in in brown

1:01:11

with red armbands standing in front

1:01:13

of Kanye at a podium in

1:01:15

Berlin. Like, that's not happening. And so I

1:01:17

I know it feels that way

1:01:19

when you lot of the online commentary, and

1:01:22

that is very positive. But

1:01:24

the the getting from

1:01:27

a to b is gonna take a lot more, and it's

1:01:29

gonna take gavalt right, bye, it's gonna take

1:01:32

Republican party, goodbye, and it's gonna take

1:01:34

a lot of organizing.

1:01:36

And so The the thing that NJP and TRS has always done has

1:01:38

been very it may not be

1:01:40

as as Mike has said, and he said this on

1:01:42

Telegram. It may not be

1:01:44

as flashy FTN may not be

1:01:46

as it's gonna get

1:01:48

you really high in this

1:01:50

moment, but it is a it is a

1:01:52

tried and true method that is going

1:01:54

to be success powerful and no one

1:01:56

can stop no one can stop

1:01:58

it. You cannot be as you said on

1:01:59

Telegram, Warren, you

1:02:01

cannot beat Hitler on

1:02:04

politics. You cannot beat Hitler on

1:02:06

political rhetoric. You only beat

1:02:08

him when you had literally the

1:02:10

entire planet of some of the fittest, whitest people

1:02:12

in America and in

1:02:14

Europe, propagandized into going to war

1:02:16

against him

1:02:18

and the Jews no longer have that as an option because people

1:02:20

aren't buying that bullshit anymore.

1:02:22

So so they Yeah. And

1:02:24

the Jews have pissed on so many people that even

1:02:28

celebrity are are starting to say pro It was not

1:02:30

the first time that they lost the call. Yep. This is

1:02:32

not the first time that that's happened. And I have

1:02:34

to say, what he did on Alex

1:02:36

Jones. I got the sense of We'll get there. definitively say, yeah,

1:02:38

it was in it was in spite of

1:02:41

his current set of handlers, not because of

1:02:43

his current set of sellers. No

1:02:45

one can handle this guy. No group of

1:02:48

Jews. Can can or if

1:02:50

Cox can handle this guy. He

1:02:52

just refuses to be handled. And

1:02:54

it's it's it's crazy. It's amazing to watch, but it's wonderful.

1:02:56

And and, yeah, narratives are being

1:02:58

broken down that we can come in

1:03:01

with our organized and just sweep up and

1:03:03

clean up. And I'm very excited about the

1:03:06

New Year because the NJP was

1:03:08

already in a strong position before all

1:03:10

this happened.

1:03:12

now. It's like it's open seasons right now on on the

1:03:15

the big narratives that prop up the

1:03:17

World Jew It is.

1:03:19

Yeah. So the that's actually part of the so this

1:03:21

is so the shot really just do this really

1:03:24

succinctly. Kanye is sometimes all over the place.

1:03:26

He's gonna do things you

1:03:28

don't like. There are a lot of

1:03:30

people who didn't like the the star of

1:03:32

David with the swastika on the

1:03:34

inside. I get it. It

1:03:36

is like you know, it's it's tainting what is a sacred image.

1:03:38

I totally get that. I

1:03:40

would say the thing that I said was like, this

1:03:42

this is gay, but it would

1:03:44

be even gay or if it wasn't making the

1:03:46

Jews so angry. And

1:03:48

so it's kinda like, yeah, on

1:03:50

net net, though, he's still,

1:03:52

like, really pissing the Jews off because

1:03:54

it's if it's sacrilegious to the

1:03:56

swastika, think of what it is to the star

1:03:58

of David. But he's so

1:04:00

bad for the Jews, bad for the revolt.

1:04:02

Right? Don't don't get

1:04:04

invested in this in some sort of

1:04:06

delusional outcome. that that's

1:04:08

never gonna happen. This is I know this sounds

1:04:10

like a platitude you'd see on a wall, but it's

1:04:12

really kind of funny because it's made for us.

1:04:14

Live in the and

1:04:17

you will have no regrets. Don't try

1:04:19

to, like, project into this that it's

1:04:21

gonna be more than it's something because I mean, I

1:04:23

think people have a habit of doing that running

1:04:25

too far with it. Some of the memes are

1:04:28

really funny. But, like, if you're

1:04:30

if you're unironically, like,

1:04:32

thinking about suiting up on a

1:04:34

Sunday morning to go like door to door to hand

1:04:36

out pamphlets for Kanye West.

1:04:38

For any other reason, then to

1:04:40

just like put anti Semitism in somebody's hand when they open the

1:04:42

door, then then like you've because you

1:04:44

think you're actually gonna be part of like a

1:04:46

Kanye West like,

1:04:48

White House Administration Use your black. Use your black. If you're

1:04:50

black and you're listening to this, go go door

1:04:52

to door, please. Go to the project and

1:04:56

talk about Kanye West, Yay, twenty four. Please -- I

1:04:58

think people act. -- know any color. Yeah.

1:05:00

Like, I think I think and I said this

1:05:02

even when

1:05:04

he had you're white, don't go to the project. Don't go to the project. Don't to

1:05:06

the project. But but even even when

1:05:08

he was, like, kind of, cooling off,

1:05:11

with some of his rhetoric and before

1:05:13

he turned it back on.

1:05:15

I was saying that no matter what

1:05:17

happens, I said this last episode, no

1:05:19

matter what happens, Kanye was right about

1:05:21

the Jews is always going to be effective rhetoric. So no matter what happens from this

1:05:24

episode or, like because

1:05:26

most people are only gonna run or oh,

1:05:28

he's he was criticizing

1:05:30

the Jews. because see he's done it enough

1:05:32

times now where people are now

1:05:34

never going to forget, like it's

1:05:36

it's the what William Randolph first. Tell them what you told them. Tell them and

1:05:39

then tell them again. Right? It's like

1:05:41

once you do that, It's

1:05:43

like in the person's brain. It's not a Nick

1:05:46

Cannon. because if you said Nick Cannon was right

1:05:48

about the Jews, people are gonna be

1:05:50

like, what? even if you said iced tea was right about the Jews.

1:05:52

People are gonna be like the guy from law and

1:05:54

what did he say? But if you say Kanye was

1:05:56

right about the Jews, it's gonna take a very

1:05:59

long time for the memories of that to fade. So that's the political

1:06:02

power of it. Hear us it for that

1:06:04

reason. That's the proper use of it. Don't get

1:06:06

lost in

1:06:08

delusional shit. And

1:06:10

the last part is his current

1:06:12

set of handlers are responsible

1:06:14

for all the erratic rhetorical

1:06:16

derailments since early November. So

1:06:18

if you get lost in that and you find yourself

1:06:21

ball fanning my low

1:06:23

monopolies, chances are

1:06:26

you have been around for very long and just apply the rubric

1:06:28

of if you're not thirty five

1:06:30

years old and you don't have

1:06:32

something intelligence today to say

1:06:34

and you find your fanning

1:06:36

my lisinopoulos's balls. Just shut the fuck up. Just

1:06:39

shut the fuck up. And go with

1:06:41

go with what Kanye is saying. Wouldn't doubt go

1:06:43

with what Kanye is saying

1:06:46

unless it's Christian nationalism or Hebrew is really like bullshit. But if he's

1:06:48

criticizing the Jews, do

1:06:50

that. Now the one thing I will say

1:06:52

and I wish Kanye would do this and because he

1:06:54

is he

1:06:56

tapping into a lot of things, but the one thing that I wish that he

1:06:58

would do and this is just my this

1:07:00

is my jazz hands wish list for Christmas. What

1:07:02

I want for Christmas from Kanye West

1:07:06

is The thing that would make it even more

1:07:08

effective than it already is, because I'm not saying he's

1:07:10

not effective, but he could be even more

1:07:12

effective on on one area,

1:07:14

which is that there's a

1:07:16

lot of anxiety, frustration,

1:07:19

and anger in

1:07:21

in the the

1:07:23

the Adi politics right now. A lot of it

1:07:25

with white people about the

1:07:28

economic state of

1:07:30

America, inflation, anti white

1:07:34

discrimination, drug overdoses,

1:07:37

the cancellation, I think he

1:07:39

has hit on quite succinctly, but these

1:07:42

these feelings that people have

1:07:44

that are shared emotions across

1:07:46

society. If you connect antisemitism

1:07:49

and Jewish power to those emotions directly

1:07:52

over and over and over again,

1:07:54

you're going to

1:07:56

be unstoppable. and

1:07:58

because it's it's it's enough. It's it's, you know, criticizing

1:08:00

Jews. That's great because people are like, yeah,

1:08:02

they own Hollywood, and I don't like Hollywood. It's gay. And

1:08:04

I don't like movies because I feel

1:08:07

like I'm being prostly ties to. But if

1:08:10

if you start talking about the

1:08:12

high interest on credit cards

1:08:14

and buy now pay later, yeah, that's a

1:08:16

Jewish scheme. And

1:08:18

you get somebody like Kanye West talk about

1:08:20

that for three or four days straight. It

1:08:22

is going to, like, the same phenomenon

1:08:24

of, like, this is now cemented in people's

1:08:26

brains. It's now going to be cemented in people's brains.

1:08:28

Like, if you just say

1:08:31

Richard Sackler killed a million

1:08:33

Americans with opioids and he

1:08:35

did it on purpose listen to what this

1:08:37

Jew said in court. He laughed about it. He laughed in their

1:08:39

faces. He laughed in the victim's faces when

1:08:41

the victims were saying that you

1:08:43

killed my son He

1:08:46

thought it was funny. He did it on purpose.

1:08:48

Like, Jews spent millions

1:08:50

of dollars on media to

1:08:53

cover that shit up and do campaigns to to run cover for

1:08:55

Purdue and and all that's a and all you have to do is just get

1:08:57

a guy like Kanye with a

1:08:59

with a plot form

1:09:03

FTN a megaphone and blow that shit out of

1:09:05

the water.

1:09:05

And then people are

1:09:06

never gonna forget that shit. Jews

1:09:09

can never undo it. And it's they they're

1:09:11

referring to it as, like, the dam has

1:09:13

broken on antisemitism in America because

1:09:15

they know, what is what is a

1:09:17

dam mean? Dam holds back pressure from

1:09:20

millions of gallons of water, the

1:09:22

Hoover Dam, millions of gallons of

1:09:25

water. Pressure. What is the

1:09:27

water that is people knowing the truth about Jews. And when a

1:09:29

dam breaks, it's because there's too

1:09:31

much pressure. And

1:09:34

dams don't break because of delusional people because of

1:09:36

what the water is delusional. The water doesn't

1:09:38

know why it wants to go on the

1:09:41

other side of the den. water wants to go on the

1:09:43

other side of the dam because people know the truth about

1:09:45

Jews and they're tired of this shit. And the

1:09:47

weight has gotten too much, and

1:09:49

it's just gonna overflow. And Jews, the ADO, and

1:09:51

all organizations are basically, like, putting layers on the

1:09:53

dam on the outside, please, with this

1:09:55

thing hold. We have to we

1:09:58

have to go out and say that

1:10:00

this thing is going to break and it's gonna harm

1:10:02

a lot of Jews. Like, that's always the narrative. It's like this this type

1:10:04

of language is going to result

1:10:06

in violence against Jews. It's like, well,

1:10:10

No. Yeah. I I mean,

1:10:12

I I just that that whenever

1:10:14

I hear that, I'm just like so

1:10:16

democracy talking about our democracy has never

1:10:18

led to violence against innocent people, you know, if that's the fucking standard. If that's the

1:10:24

standard, Like, let's start cataloging the

1:10:26

crimes -- Yes. -- and the innocent people killed by democracy. Let alone socialism, communism,

1:10:32

equality, you know, tolerance and

1:10:34

all that shit. But if you do but if you just just democracy, just democracy, liberal democracy,

1:10:36

how many innocent

1:10:39

people have been killed and

1:10:42

their lives destroyed. How much violence has been

1:10:44

done in the name of of democracy? So it's

1:10:46

like of on that basis, you

1:10:48

know, sorry, Jews. Like, you can't you can't

1:10:51

get away. Yeah. democracy doesn't exist. What are you saving? I mean,

1:10:53

let's just take it at face value.

1:10:55

I mean, does democracy exist

1:10:58

for the railroad workers in America what what US Congress and the president

1:11:00

just did? No. It doesn't. Did did

1:11:02

did did did the railroad workers

1:11:07

for for one fucking sick day. One motherfucking sick

1:11:09

day. Is all these guys asked for? Did

1:11:12

democracy work for them? No.

1:11:14

They weren't even asking for that

1:11:16

much. and

1:11:18

they got railroaded by congress. Fuck this government. But let's we're gonna talk about later.

1:11:20

Let's go dive

1:11:23

into the audio because

1:11:26

there I know, you know, a lot of people

1:11:28

have heard this. Yeah. There are also a lot of people who haven't, and

1:11:30

and we're just gonna do line by line. I just like hearing it

1:11:34

again. I don't care if everyone's heard it. I just wanna

1:11:36

hear it again because it makes me smile. But I also

1:11:38

don't like to assume that everybody's heard it. And it's also

1:11:41

it's also part of it's part of It always even if you've heard it

1:11:44

before, it it always it always brings

1:11:46

up new new things to talk about.

1:11:48

So One

1:11:50

important point I wanna say too before we do

1:11:53

that. It's not just that

1:11:55

Kanye is normalizing AntiSemitism.

1:11:58

He's also normalizing now.

1:12:00

He's also normalizing

1:12:02

FTN desensitizing people's emotions

1:12:05

and reactions to

1:12:07

Hitler. and socialism because saying saying

1:12:11

that Jews control

1:12:13

Hollywood and the banks

1:12:15

and that's bad is as taboo

1:12:17

is saying Hitler is good. And people, it's just

1:12:19

something you don't

1:12:22

say in polite, come Indian America, like this is the mentality that people

1:12:24

have. You don't say that Nazis are good.

1:12:26

And as we said for a long

1:12:30

time, Jews themselves selves were normalizing and desensitizing this by

1:12:32

calling everybody a Nazi because everybody's just like,

1:12:34

well, you know what, if you're gonna accuse

1:12:36

me of being a Nazi, I might

1:12:39

as well be a Nazi. So this

1:12:41

is where this is lead and it's fantastic. This is

1:12:43

the first audio clip about I just have

1:12:45

good Nazi's audio, so let's see

1:12:47

which one this is. Here

1:12:50

we go. Good Nazis audio. But for ADL, I wanna say a lot of good that were just for their country.

1:12:55

And for them Oh. I

1:12:57

George Soros. I think for them. George Soros. Put in a box. They're all

1:12:59

in a box. Every

1:13:03

Nazi is bad. Well,

1:13:06

could some of the Nazis have just been fighting for their country? Oh, they're all oh, we can't we can't put all

1:13:08

in a box for the eight. Could

1:13:10

they all have been fighting for the country?

1:13:15

not quibble, but I get his point. Are they all bad? And, of course,

1:13:17

fuck by Alex Jones, man. That that that that

1:13:20

George George

1:13:24

I mean, like, like, him jump well, first

1:13:26

of all, it's he doesn't even make sense. He's a joke. He could have been fight, like, good. Well, I mean,

1:13:28

isn't your whole

1:13:32

but even even even leaving that aside.

1:13:34

Don't you Alex Jones says that George

1:13:38

Soros is a bad guy. Right? Like his narrative is not that

1:13:40

George Soros is a good guy. Right?

1:13:42

So George Soros is a bad

1:13:46

guy. Right? Instead of calling him out as a Jew Finance Year, which

1:13:48

is what he is. We call him the opposite of

1:13:50

that, which is a Nazi, which is again, if

1:13:53

you know anything about the arrow cross and what they did

1:13:55

to the Jews in the Danube. It's it's really kind of

1:13:57

funny. The idea that the the, like, thirteen

1:13:59

year old George

1:14:02

Soros was hiding while the arrow across militia were

1:14:04

rounding up traders and and

1:14:07

executing them. It's it's a

1:14:09

it's a whole various idea. The

1:14:11

the the the George Soros is

1:14:13

somehow a Nazi. But but the

1:14:15

funny thing is for him to

1:14:17

interject that while Kanye's saying, weren't there some good Nazis fighting for

1:14:19

their country? And then he says, like George Soros. So what what are

1:14:21

you saying? George Soros

1:14:24

was a a

1:14:26

good he was a Nazi, which

1:14:28

is false, but he was also a good Nazi,

1:14:30

so he was like a good guy. He was one

1:14:32

of the good Nazis, George Soros. But You know,

1:14:34

you're saying, oh, it's George Ross is the bad guy.

1:14:36

I I think what happened there was he

1:14:38

just had to try to take

1:14:41

one of his finkled think bullshit points and

1:14:43

interject it because he was so uncomfortable by by what Kanye

1:14:45

was saying. He was so overwhelmed by it

1:14:47

that he's just like, Sure. Sure. You

1:14:49

know? And he does that at other

1:14:52

points. He's Ronald Reagan. George Soros. Hunter

1:14:54

Biden laptop. Vaccines. You know, it just throw this stuff in there. Like Mike said,

1:14:56

in real time, you see

1:14:58

him trying to check and correct

1:15:02

and steer and handle,

1:15:04

you know, and spin these things that

1:15:06

Kanye was saying that are just

1:15:08

a hundred percent true, you know.

1:15:11

It's what That doesn't even make sense. But George saw I've fuck Alex

1:15:13

Jones. I've never been more

1:15:15

aware of what fake

1:15:17

controlled opposition piece

1:15:20

of shit Alex Jones is since this

1:15:22

interview. I I hope the worst happens to that guy. I have no sympathy for Alex

1:15:24

Jones on anything. He

1:15:26

deserves anything that he gets.

1:15:29

Well, the only difference between

1:15:32

Kanye West and Alex Jones

1:15:34

and other short Fatman is that

1:15:37

Alex Jones denies

1:15:40

things that actually

1:15:43

happened. you. Yes.

1:15:45

Oh, man. Yeah. It's true

1:15:48

though. But here

1:15:50

is Hitler has

1:15:52

value audio. This one

1:15:54

this one's all so good. There's two of these. One's eleven seconds and one's a minute two. I'm gonna on of

1:15:56

more a minute two. Here

1:15:58

we go. This

1:15:59

guy that invent

1:16:03

highways, invented the very microphone that I

1:16:05

use as a musician. You can't say out

1:16:07

loud that this person ever did

1:16:09

anything good, and I'm done

1:16:12

with that. I'm done with the

1:16:14

classifications. Every human being has something of value that they brought to the table,

1:16:20

especially Hitler. How about that one?

1:16:22

Ari Emmanuel, how you like that one? Hey, Ron. You're gonna do anything to fix Chicago. They

1:16:25

wanna separate and

1:16:28

confuse the Christians and make us

1:16:30

afraid to stand next to each other. A Christian can stand next to anyone. We

1:16:32

can go visit

1:16:35

our Kelly in prison. We

1:16:38

can go talk to Harvey Weinstein.

1:16:40

That's what Jesus did. Yes.

1:16:42

Because Jesus can save everyone But

1:16:45

if the zionist can get us so afraid that they're gonna do

1:16:47

what they've been doing to me, attempting to put me in jail, freeze

1:16:52

my accounts, smearing me on

1:16:54

the media, you know, all of these things, you know, you put on

1:16:57

the whole armor

1:17:00

of God and they will

1:17:02

not be able to

1:17:03

break your spirit.

1:17:05

the Wow. Well, like

1:17:07

I said, I'm actually starting to

1:17:10

III said on Telegram

1:17:12

that maybe Kanye actually

1:17:15

is an instrument of because the

1:17:17

devil sent Jews and Cox to try to control him

1:17:19

and handle him. And he

1:17:22

just, like, broke freedom.

1:17:24

Yeah. Yeah. But

1:17:26

that that that right there, you know, it's funny because Newsweek put out a story. We're

1:17:31

gonna fact check. his

1:17:33

claim that Hitler invented the microphone and the auto bond, and we go through

1:17:35

and or the highway says, and we look FTN and

1:17:38

they go through their typical thing. The auto bond

1:17:40

was actually

1:17:43

started, actually, before Hitler and blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

1:17:45

blah blah blah. People say no bullshit and they're like, we

1:17:47

rate this as false. What

1:17:50

I said was the president of the

1:17:52

United States FTN response to this said

1:17:54

that Hitler was a demonic figure, demonic. So like

1:17:57

either a demon or possessed

1:17:59

by demons or something Hitler's

1:18:02

demon. Now this is the guy with

1:18:04

his hands on the nuclear arsenal. Okay? And he's also

1:18:06

a fucking old ass man who's seen it. So

1:18:10

that is seriously dangerous that

1:18:12

a a man who was

1:18:15

a major historical figure and

1:18:17

a world leader is being

1:18:20

called delusionally, irrationally,

1:18:23

superstitiously, demonic by the

1:18:25

by the sitting president of

1:18:27

the United States. where's the Newsweek article fact checking that

1:18:29

claim? Kanye West said he hit hitler invented highways. Okay.

1:18:32

Well, maybe there was a highway before

1:18:34

Hitler or maybe they just they just carried

1:18:36

out the

1:18:38

auto bond when it was originally

1:18:40

planned by somebody else.

1:18:42

But isn't that a more

1:18:45

a more controversial claim and isn't it more carry more weight and more significance

1:18:47

that the president of the United States called Hitler demonic.

1:18:50

What if he believes

1:18:52

that Vladimir Putin. He

1:18:54

said Vladimir Putin's like Hitler. What if he thinks Vladimir Putin is demonic? What if he thinks that he has FTN, Vladimir

1:18:57

Putin is the antichrist,

1:18:59

and he has unleash

1:19:01

World War three in order to stop him. I mean, III don't see a fact check on that. You know, it's just

1:19:03

one of these little points, Jazz. I

1:19:05

know it seems silly to

1:19:08

belabor it. but

1:19:10

it's like that kind of thing. It's like, where

1:19:12

would we fact checked Kanye West's

1:19:14

claim and actually Hitler didn't even

1:19:18

Joe Biden just said the man was demonic.

1:19:20

Are you gonna fact check that? I that's the

1:19:22

kind of point I like to pause and just

1:19:24

consider and not let shit like that go. because

1:19:26

it's so outrageous. Yeah. It's really effective. Yeah.

1:19:29

It's of course. And this is all

1:19:31

that they can do though. I

1:19:33

mean, that they they try because if

1:19:35

they let If they let Hitler invented or

1:19:37

the Nazis invented the highway system

1:19:39

and microphones sit out there,

1:19:41

yeah, people are gonna figure that

1:19:43

people are gonna realize, of all, Kanye is a recording artist,

1:19:46

so he knows that German audio equipment

1:19:48

is the best

1:19:50

in the world. And most other

1:19:52

people do too. I mean, it's it's like it's like

1:19:54

Japan and Germany, like take your pick. It's like who from

1:19:57

the Axis made cool shit? It's

1:19:59

like all of them And

1:20:02

the highway system, anybody with even a cursory understanding

1:20:04

of history is

1:20:07

gonna understand that. and

1:20:09

even the biggest, like, boomer, like, Patriot Hard Retards who who are gonna be, like, oh, and Mary did

1:20:11

the highway system in America. It's, again,

1:20:14

it was way after it was

1:20:16

copying Germany

1:20:19

because it made it made

1:20:22

Europe strategically advantageous

1:20:24

to have that And

1:20:26

America also wanted to have long stretches of

1:20:29

of roadway in in parts

1:20:31

of the country so

1:20:33

that they could

1:20:36

land large aircraft and and whatever with the cold war

1:20:38

stuff so they could basically have an airport anywhere because of where the highways

1:20:40

were. That's part of the

1:20:42

reason why they did that too. and

1:20:44

we built all of it for the cold war and now

1:20:46

we're not maintaining it. We're letting it all crumble and fall to pieces where as if you drive on

1:20:48

a highway in Germany, it's all it's

1:20:50

all Wunderbrough. It's very nice. But

1:20:54

let's talk about other things that

1:20:57

that Kanye brought up.

1:20:59

Here's fourteen seconds. This one,

1:21:01

I think, is about the

1:21:03

Holocaust. and stuff. And he was a really good architect. And and So you're in

1:21:05

love with the with the with the with the

1:21:07

with the the the

1:21:09

the look of FTN. And he didn't kill six million Jews. That's

1:21:12

just, like, factually incorrect. Yeah. Let's get the

1:21:14

Ronald Reagan Club. They showed me everything. Sorry.

1:21:16

Go. I

1:21:19

have Ronald ReaganClip. I had actually

1:21:21

never heard this Ronald ReaganClip, and

1:21:23

I feel like I'm being

1:21:25

deep faked here because

1:21:27

I did Google Ronald Reagan, Holocaust, and some

1:21:30

other stuff. And Reagan was actually

1:21:32

accused in nineteen

1:21:34

eighty four or eighty

1:21:36

five of minimizing the

1:21:38

the Holocaust and also minimizing

1:21:40

Germany. He was FTN Reagan

1:21:43

actually said, and this not

1:21:46

because Reagan is based, but it was just because this

1:21:48

is where people were at at

1:21:50

that time and probably where he was

1:21:52

at because the the Holocaust narrative is just

1:21:54

exploded and it FTN has evolved so rapidly in

1:21:57

just one generation. But Reagan said something

1:21:59

to the effect of that he

1:22:03

was it was something along the lines of Cuomo who

1:22:05

was who was running for office in

1:22:07

in New York was accusing Reagan

1:22:09

of anti Semitism because he was

1:22:11

saying something along lines of Germans.

1:22:14

Something about proud Germans and, you

1:22:16

know, German not all

1:22:19

German. We kind of what

1:22:21

Kanye was saying. Not all Germans were bad people. They

1:22:23

were good people. A lot of the beliefs were

1:22:25

not that bad. But I could

1:22:27

not find anything that

1:22:31

sourced this quote. And so I'll

1:22:33

play it with a grain of salt

1:22:35

because I don't I I

1:22:37

cannot confirm that Reagan said

1:22:39

this anywhere, but and deep

1:22:40

thanks have also gotten very good. So

1:22:42

here it is. I challenge your history again. There is absolutely no

1:22:44

record, but six million people

1:22:47

will put in concentration can't.

1:22:50

They only had sixteen. They went to begin with.

1:22:52

So, I

1:22:53

mean, at that time, in

1:22:56

the 1980s, the number claimed

1:22:58

by Jews was definitely not six

1:23:00

million in. So it is possible that he would've

1:23:02

actually I mean, if the official number in the nineteen

1:23:04

eighties is what was one or two million,

1:23:06

something like that Warren, I don't I don't

1:23:09

remember exactly what it was, but -- Hold on. -- but but I'm I'm not an expert on that, like But but said

1:23:12

there were fourteen million people killed

1:23:14

in the Holocaust. You can even

1:23:19

out microphone and saying there's no evidence

1:23:22

that fourteen million people were killed.

1:23:24

It was only six

1:23:26

million, blah blah blah blah. But

1:23:28

if you played that thirty years from now when

1:23:30

the official number is fourteen million, it would make him look like a Holocaust and IRC. So

1:23:32

Reagan, prior just going

1:23:34

with the official numbers, but somebody

1:23:37

was pushing six million back then if we take this at face value because somebody

1:23:39

shared this fast

1:23:43

posting on Telegram shared

1:23:46

this, and they said, share

1:23:48

literally with every Republican you know.

1:23:50

But if it's a deep

1:23:53

fake, I would disagree with sharing this with everybody you know because you're

1:23:55

you just look stupid when you share fake shit.

1:23:58

But I don't know.

1:24:01

If he said it, it's plausible because six million

1:24:03

was not the official number back then. So Well, and it's funny

1:24:05

all the other I mean,

1:24:08

American president that

1:24:11

are not based. Like, we were talking about the the Truman quotes about the Jews

1:24:13

in his story, who the shitty said about the

1:24:15

Jews. And and, of course,

1:24:17

the famous, you know, the most famous is Richard Nick.

1:24:19

but also there's Jonathan Kennedy when he said about Hitler and his private diary

1:24:21

about how he had a mystery about him that

1:24:23

will live and grow after his death and

1:24:25

he had in in him the stuff of

1:24:28

which legend are made. You know,

1:24:30

he was very moved when he when he went to the places where as a as a World War two,

1:24:32

like a historian. Like, he was cataloging

1:24:34

the history of it, and he visited

1:24:38

the places where Hitler had lived and worked. And he was

1:24:40

incredibly, like, moved by it. And again, that doesn't

1:24:43

mean that Jonathan Kennedy was based

1:24:45

or even Richard Nixon or certainly not Ronald Reagan.

1:24:47

It's certainly not Harry Truman. I was one

1:24:49

of the worst most evil presidents we've ever

1:24:51

had, but they all

1:24:53

in private made observations that are just

1:24:55

you today you canceled immediately, you know, would

1:24:58

get your Twitter. Oh, yeah. So,

1:25:00

yeah, I

1:25:03

mean, you know, these things are just objectively the dark.

1:25:05

Even even rats have have

1:25:07

observed it, you know, and noticed

1:25:09

it over time. Yeah. And and

1:25:12

Hitler was was a a

1:25:14

very genuine guy who who really did believe in his cause of of

1:25:16

saving Germany and saving

1:25:18

Europe. That that's not

1:25:22

that's not that's not propaganda,

1:25:24

that's not Nazi propaganda, that's

1:25:26

he already actually believed. And

1:25:29

and the people that wanted to stop

1:25:31

him from doing that, wanted to,

1:25:34

and they did they

1:25:36

did especially once once

1:25:39

the war was lost. wanted to the

1:25:41

the consequences of not winning was genocide of the German people. And if you

1:25:43

don't believe me, look at what they did to

1:25:45

any soldiers that were captured on

1:25:47

the eastern front. the

1:25:50

No. It's happening now. It's happening now. That's the other thing. Hitler was fighting on a very

1:25:52

long timeline. If you read,

1:25:54

you know, the the Sims book

1:25:59

Hitler Global Biography if you read the the making and breaking

1:26:01

of the Nazi economy. If you read

1:26:03

Hitler's second book or,

1:26:06

you know, take his speeches at face value. What he wrote

1:26:08

in mind, Hitler was thinking in terms of

1:26:10

centuries and in terms of millennium. And

1:26:13

if you look at the current state of the European race as whole,

1:26:17

but the Germans

1:26:20

in particular current

1:26:23

racial state of the Germans and

1:26:25

of their country. Just

1:26:27

project out the numbers.

1:26:29

What Hitler was warning

1:26:31

about is is coming true and will come

1:26:33

true unless history is interrupted. Yes. Yeah. It's true. Well, let's dive

1:26:35

into some of

1:26:38

the j for j Reactions to this. First up, we

1:26:40

have Michael Rappo

1:26:43

Papilloport. This disgusting,

1:26:47

dysgenic, like, piece of shit, wigger, joo guy who

1:26:50

could hardly contain himself

1:26:54

in this in this clip that he filmed with his

1:26:57

dueling, star of David, like,

1:26:59

giant, like nine piece snacklaces

1:27:01

in his flat brim fucking

1:27:03

hat with the fifty one fifty

1:27:05

stickers still adorning it and just a piece this guy is such a piece of shit. He looks like he's

1:27:08

wasting away of of

1:27:10

aids or cocaine or probably

1:27:12

both. but

1:27:14

he is he can

1:27:16

hardly contain himself. You can tell throughout

1:27:18

this clip he's very angry at Kanye

1:27:21

West and also He he wants

1:27:23

to say nigger very badly, but

1:27:25

he he could Hey, you're gonna

1:27:27

just listen to this fucking kike.

1:27:29

West, you miserable motherfucker, gimp mask wearing motherfucker. You're

1:27:31

sitting there talking to

1:27:34

a person who got forbid

1:27:38

your kids were in that classroom in Sandy Hook. He denied

1:27:44

that that happen. That's where

1:27:46

you're at. And you're bringing up the most despicable

1:27:48

person ever in

1:27:51

saying there's good in him.

1:27:54

Mhmm. Look at a gimp mask. You're you're

1:27:56

there's this

1:27:59

holocaust.

1:27:59

You think did, Aonos Hitler

1:28:01

wouldn't have thrown your ass in an oven or shot you in

1:28:03

the street and not

1:28:07

even thought twice about it. You

1:28:09

don't fuck. There's no good in him. And at this point, I

1:28:12

believe what was

1:28:15

good in you is God. And your

1:28:18

mother, God rest your

1:28:20

soul.

1:28:21

fucking

1:28:23

kike. Oh, man. The true colors just

1:28:25

really come out too. It's like, no. They

1:28:27

wouldn't they wouldn't have shot Kanye West

1:28:30

or put him in an oven because

1:28:32

he's he's calling out Jewish power.

1:28:34

But they would but but Well, Michael Rappiport

1:28:36

I mean, there's a reason why

1:28:39

because see Michael Rappiport You

1:28:42

can claim that you're a victim of of

1:28:44

some sort of violence that's committed against

1:28:47

you, but you would be a terrorist

1:28:49

under that regime, under that rubric. You

1:28:51

would be assassinate shoot people in in rape women

1:28:53

when no one's looking. So, no, you would

1:28:55

be put on a train

1:28:57

car. And that's because

1:28:59

you're a criminal. That's why you would

1:29:01

be put into a camp because you are a criminal. That's there's nothing there's no war crime

1:29:03

being committed. It happens all the

1:29:06

time. You're a criminal. You're an

1:29:09

enemy combatant Michael Redpur. I'm sorry. So this idea that that that, you

1:29:11

know, everybody else is is doing something against you.

1:29:14

It's like, no, you're a

1:29:16

criminal. And

1:29:18

you you they're just Well, I'd like to

1:29:20

say I wanna say two things

1:29:22

about this. One is, I I

1:29:25

disagree with my of I heard

1:29:27

Mike and Stryker talking about the

1:29:29

the mask. I have to disagree.

1:29:31

I thought it looked cool. I know it's

1:29:33

part of a role that he has played either, and it does not look like a gimp mask.

1:29:35

It looks like spawn. If you're a fan

1:29:39

of the nineties, And spawn was a black

1:29:42

Was the issue was the issue with the mask. All I've seen about the mask was, like, Kanye before

1:29:44

or fortunately. calling you

1:29:46

to get back. Was Kanye after

1:29:49

Fortune. Yes. Yeah. No. I thought the mask looked cool.

1:29:51

It literally made him look like spawn

1:29:53

because of the eye the

1:29:55

the the eye slits

1:29:58

are at an angle. Anyone who is

1:30:00

a fan of Todd McFarlane's span spawn in the nineties.

1:30:02

That's who he looked like, I thought. And I thought

1:30:04

it was Well, here's why I think it's

1:30:06

it's great. It's because if you and this is and I'm trying to, like,

1:30:08

do the thing where it's, like, oh,

1:30:10

Kanye is this, like, media, like,

1:30:14

genius, like, whatever, But if you are scrolling the Internet and

1:30:17

you see a video come up

1:30:19

on Twitter or telegram or

1:30:21

wherever the fuck

1:30:23

it and implying that this shit is not automatically banned

1:30:25

from being uploaded to Facebook. I don't know if it is or not. But if you

1:30:27

see this clip that they

1:30:29

say what thirty nine million

1:30:32

people watch that episode of Alex

1:30:34

Jones. That's what's being claimed. It was the most watched. I I heard it was the most watched episode

1:30:36

here. But that's like

1:30:38

more than a presidential debate

1:30:41

that's, like, more than definite that's, like, seven times the number of people that watch,

1:30:43

like, the Grammy's or the Emmys or whatever

1:30:48

fucking stroke job of award to

1:30:50

Hollywood, to give themselves. But if you're scrolling the

1:30:53

Internet and you

1:30:55

see a thumbnail for the video

1:30:57

of Kanye on Alex Jones, and it's and it's put out there and it's something that's

1:31:00

gone if

1:31:04

you see a guy sitting there dressed the

1:31:06

way the Kanye is, are you gonna click on that

1:31:08

are you gonna be more

1:31:10

likely to click on that link

1:31:12

and hit play. If you see, like, that what the fuck

1:31:15

is that? Is that Kanye? Is he dressed like that? Even if

1:31:17

you don't you're not

1:31:19

interested in the content, you're

1:31:21

gonna wanna click that video and see, like, well, who's the guy and the mask and the

1:31:23

fucking jacket and whatever? And you'll find out that

1:31:26

it's kinda it's actually

1:31:29

It's it's kind of a it's an

1:31:31

element like, I actually why did it, but Black's

1:31:35

like to grab add people's attention and

1:31:38

Kanye is, like, the quintessential. Like, I'm an address in, like, loud, ridiculous clothing to

1:31:41

get your

1:31:44

attention. Yes. No. I I think, you know, we

1:31:46

got it. We gotta give him credit words too. I think he knows what he's doing sometimes with somebody Even if it's accidental.

1:31:48

Like, the effect is

1:31:51

FTN went viral. Yeah. Well,

1:31:54

it's intuitive like you say, it's intuitive and it's not I don't think it's always necessarily

1:31:56

that calculated. It's

1:31:59

just something that he's You

1:32:03

know, he is a creative person. He is an artist. You gotta give

1:32:05

him that. And even if I I don't

1:32:07

particularly care for the art that

1:32:09

he's made, And that's the you

1:32:11

know, the other funny thing about that

1:32:13

jazz is that artists always love Hitler. Hitler

1:32:15

was an artist. like George

1:32:17

Morgan Rockwell was an artist, there's been a of artists who

1:32:20

have appreciated

1:32:24

national socialism in Hitler, and it's not just like they like the

1:32:26

look of it. I like that that Alex Jones kept

1:32:31

trying to kind of pigeonhole him with by saying that, like,

1:32:33

dismissing it. Like, okay. You just like the

1:32:35

way it looks. And

1:32:38

he kept pulling it back and correcting him and saying,

1:32:40

no, you're not gonna just minimize it to

1:32:42

that. Because national socialism is not just

1:32:45

the outward thing. The outward thing

1:32:47

is an expression of the inward

1:32:49

spirit of it. But it's something

1:32:51

that not just white you

1:32:54

know, Michael Jackson's another one who who very famously, it was a major Hitler, like,

1:33:00

collect vector of Third Reich's stuff.

1:33:02

Like, he deeply appreciated that stuff. And and so it's yeah. I I'm willing

1:33:07

to give Kanye the benefit of the bout with the mask. I think was kind of a cool move.

1:33:09

And I also think it made his message sound

1:33:11

more universal. If you see

1:33:14

this black guy's head, saying these things, you know.

1:33:16

But if you just hear it, like, coming

1:33:18

from a from a masked man, it's

1:33:21

like, yeah, this is just beautiful truth

1:33:23

I didn't even think about that element of FTN. But that's true too is

1:33:25

that it's it's almost like it could be

1:33:28

anybody saying

1:33:30

it. It's almost like he's divorcing himself

1:33:32

from the identity of

1:33:34

Kanye West. And it's

1:33:37

just anybody could be

1:33:39

saying these things. And it it doesn't matter

1:33:41

whether it's Kanye because, like, whatever baggage you might have

1:33:43

with Kanye, like, whoever it is,

1:33:45

not us, but whoever it is. It could be anybody saying

1:33:47

this. So just make it the but what is

1:33:50

a gimp mask? I don't I don't like sorry

1:33:52

if I'm it's from pulp fiction.

1:33:54

It's right. pulp fiction. You remember the

1:33:57

the the guy in the in the the the BDSM dungeon that wears

1:33:59

out with, you know, and

1:33:59

and they they call him

1:34:02

the gimp, and he's wearing this,

1:34:04

like, the

1:34:07

hood basically. The you

1:34:09

know, III think

1:34:11

that the

1:34:12

this is the other thing

1:34:14

I wanted to say about about Kanye though. is

1:34:16

that the this idea that

1:34:18

he would have been gassed or shot or

1:34:23

killed by Hitler. It's not just because it

1:34:25

is the Jew stuff. I put a statement out on this on on telegram. I researched

1:34:28

this a long time

1:34:30

ago. There was a book

1:34:33

published called Black Nazis that's about Africans

1:34:35

that served in the Wehrmacht. WEB

1:34:37

Dubois, who was one

1:34:39

of the top black activists

1:34:42

and intellectuals of the first half of the twentieth century lived and traveled in Nazi Germany

1:34:47

for several months in

1:34:49

nineteen thirty seven, I believe, at the peak of the third Reich and wrote that he

1:34:51

encountered no racial hatred

1:34:55

of any kind. FTN fact,

1:34:59

he was treated very respectfully. And he

1:35:01

later compared he wrote about the

1:35:03

treatment because he was an anti segregationist and

1:35:05

anti, you know, he was very much like

1:35:08