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FTN 528: This is Pure Anti-Semitism

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FTN 528: This is Pure Anti-Semitism

FTN 528: This is Pure Anti-Semitism

FTN 528: This is Pure Anti-Semitism

FTN 528: This is Pure Anti-Semitism

Sunday, 18th December 2022
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0:00

FTN

0:19

imitated, never duplicated. This

0:23

is the one and only fashion you're

0:26

guiding light in a sea of degeneracy.

0:45

Welcome to episode five twenty eight

0:47

of the show that is

0:49

a sworn enemy of gunshot lying malle's Jewish

0:51

hypocrisy, krugness, and people think. The

0:53

talent alone from Girdle's and excellence and anti

0:55

Semitism have confirmation of that from

0:58

the man himself. This is pure

1:00

antisemitism. Yes.

1:04

And apparently, Twitter

1:06

says the same thing because I have pushed

1:08

and pushed and pushed on getting my accounts back.

1:11

And I have the they have a new

1:14

They have like a new logic

1:16

tree for telling you that you're

1:18

fucked, which is basically you and gay. This

1:20

is the first time I've been accused of inciting violence

1:22

too, by the way. You have engaged in hateful

1:24

content AAA hateful conduct

1:27

against a specific group. You've incited

1:29

violence, threats, and

1:32

discrimination based on a person's

1:35

race or religious background in your account

1:37

will not be restored period.

1:39

And if you reply to that, it says the case

1:41

is already closed, submit another one. So

1:44

if you even if you submit a case that says,

1:46

tell me this specific example

1:48

of the violence that I incited because I never

1:51

have. They send you the

1:53

hateful conduct and and then if

1:55

you reply to that, they say, It's

1:57

we close this

1:57

case, please submit another one. that's the closed

2:00

loop that you will be in now if if you're in

2:02

my position. I just thought I I yeah.

2:04

That's right. Extremely interesting. Thing. No. I'll

2:06

have to I'll have to give it a

2:08

try and see what happens because they

2:11

they yeah. That it's it makes you think

2:13

that we're we're at least some of

2:15

us, you, for sure, now, are on

2:17

some kind of a, yeah, AAA specific

2:20

blacklist, you know.

2:21

Yes. But I used

2:23

to get so what's weird is,

2:25

for a while, I wouldn't get any response at

2:28

all to the appeals, like none.

2:30

And I thought that was interesting. I mean,

2:33

before Elon, the

2:36

the response that I would get would be

2:38

you violated our terms of service and

2:42

you know, your account well, your account was

2:44

suspended because you violated our terms of

2:46

service, and it has been permanently

2:48

suspended. Sometimes it would say, your

2:51

account was suspended for violating

2:53

the Lifetime ban. That was

2:55

the other thing that I would say. But then then

2:57

I got no response for a while, probably

2:59

because they turned off the auto response. Like,

3:01

from a technical perspective, they turned off the

3:03

auto response, and then they stood up a tree,

3:06

which basically is, like, if you've been blacklisted,

3:08

this is the circuitous thing that you'll get

3:10

stuck in -- Right. -- which is you're not gonna

3:12

get you're not gonna get a specific

3:14

response, which they should. Like, I

3:17

know Elon we all know what Elon is

3:19

really about, and it's great that he's banned

3:21

a lot of antifa journalists

3:23

this week. But

3:25

is that because, like, some guy

3:27

followed his jet around, or is that because he's

3:29

got, like, a deep deep seated,

3:32

like, belief FTN in shutting these people

3:34

down. Don't really

3:34

know. Well, did they get did some of them get

3:37

restored? I'm not sure. I don't know.

3:39

I saw somebody saying that somewhere that that

3:41

some of them got restored, but I

3:43

know it's going down is still

3:45

down. So

3:47

Yeah. But I know Michael Edison Hayden

3:49

was was panicking. Yes. FTN was

3:51

Well, they were they were reacting the same way that

3:53

that we did in the early days. Like, block

3:55

everyone.

3:56

Explain your explain your Michael Edison

3:58

Hayden only FTN joke. Because

4:01

that was very

4:01

funny. You were like Oh, yes. Well,

4:04

I was reading his panicked tweets.

4:07

You know, the whole credit his whole career

4:09

is predicated on essentially being

4:12

a Nazi hunter. And

4:15

he's he's not very good at it. He's gotten increasingly

4:18

bad at it. And

4:20

his whole life blood I mean,

4:22

it's essentially his access

4:24

to to Twitter alone

4:26

is the lifeblood to his work. I

4:28

mean, just imagine if he

4:30

didn't have that platform And I

4:32

would even argue that the lifeblood

4:34

of his work was access to Twitter from

4:36

twenty seventeen till, I don't

4:38

know, twenty nineteen. And it just hasn't

4:40

had the impact anymore. But

4:43

this is kind of the end because if he

4:45

loses that access, I mean,

4:48

it's like shouting into the ether because

4:50

nobody's actually reading their

4:52

publications and that's who he's paid paid

4:55

to paid to do. And media has

4:57

had a reckoning coming before Trump.

4:59

And if they succeed at shifting

5:01

gears back into like a DeSantis

5:04

sort of drum Republican politics.

5:07

I mean, the the media

5:09

the only thing that was exciting the

5:12

only reason that people read the media was because

5:14

of kind of the think or think effect of,

5:16

like, you know, leftist

5:18

being outraged about what the media was

5:20

saying Republicans were doing and vice versa. But

5:22

if that's not happening and the polarization

5:24

isn't happening, I mean, it's not gonna be very

5:26

interesting at all and people aren't reading this

5:28

shit. So the joke was when

5:30

I saw him doing the panicked routine

5:32

of, like, block everyone and

5:34

don't respond. Do not do not directly

5:36

reply to Elon Musk he's going to

5:38

ban you. Like, I was

5:40

just

5:40

like, FTN, well, when

5:43

Michael Edison Hayden Michael Edison

5:45

Hayden Only fans comes

5:48

around. It's gonna be the the straw that

5:50

broke the Internet. But

5:55

Got it. I mean, exclusive.

5:58

Yeah. You got it. You'll be you'll be behind

6:01

many walls of protective shielding

6:03

on the Internet. Yeah. It's

6:05

very funny. Now, these people and

6:07

the other thing was this wonderful wonderful,

6:10

wonderful revelation Not

6:12

a docs. Just sharing

6:14

publicly available

6:15

information. But -- That has already

6:17

been shared. -- that has already been

6:18

shared and connect some very

6:21

obvious dots that were Mike

6:23

was talking about it yesterday. These are

6:25

something that people have suspected for

6:27

a long time and confirm from the firm.

6:30

Yeah. Who

6:31

are so self described as

6:33

just being the most intelligent cerebral

6:37

group of people who just understand

6:40

how everything works. I mean, have you

6:42

ever heard the saying when you're when

6:44

you're taking flack, you're over the fucking

6:46

target? Yes. Guy? Yeah. Like, do you understand

6:48

that concept because, you

6:49

know, it's like, oh, she just knows

6:51

lots of antifa. That's why they're

6:54

rallying her defense I'm pulling

6:56

her Hillary, you know. But Yes.

6:58

No. I know Hillary very well.

7:00

She's definitely

7:01

not. Doesn't have anything to do with this account.

7:04

I mean, come on and they're like, we're gonna

7:05

sue. We're gonna sue. I

7:08

mean, it's very funny. It's very, very

7:10

funny. And I think you definitely

7:12

Yes.

7:13

I I loved Mike's message about

7:16

about what what he was

7:18

saying. It's like you you claimed that

7:20

we endangered your son, but

7:22

your son's name was never put anywhere

7:24

online. In fact, your

7:26

son is very safe and he's safe

7:28

because He doesn't he's no

7:30

longer in the custody of

7:31

Hillary. She lost custody of her

7:33

son, which Therefore, we know that he is safe.

7:36

Safe from Hillary. Which if anyone

7:38

knows anything about the way custody

7:40

is awarded for the mother to lose

7:42

custody, for a mother

7:44

with a neo liberal ideological

7:47

background, like a shit lip

7:49

retard -- Yeah. -- like showing up in court with

7:51

the purple streak in her hair. Yeah. Say,

7:53

I mean, the what judge what

7:55

judge decides that? I mean, even

7:58

even conservative judges. Because this

8:00

isn't like a left wing, right wing

8:02

judge issue, although left wing judges are gonna be

8:04

more likely

8:06

to to not do this. But even conservative

8:09

judges will will just not

8:11

I mean, giving custody

8:13

to the father is like in extreme circumstances.

8:16

Yes. And and it's it

8:19

doesn't happen very often, but I I've

8:21

I've seen this happen before, and the

8:23

women to whom it happens

8:25

it's not a mistake. No. You look at

8:27

the woman and you realize, yep,

8:30

somebody I agree with the justice system

8:32

today on this because you you just

8:34

you just can

8:34

tell. Right. No. It's it's

8:37

sort of like the it's sort of like the

8:39

it's like what we're saying with the

8:42

Leo Frank

8:42

lynching. It's like a bunch of

8:45

white southerners back FTN, like,

8:47

the

8:47

turn of the last century have

8:49

a black guy that they can

8:52

accuse of raping and killing a young white girl. And

8:54

they're like, no, it wasn't him. It was the

8:56

Jew, you know, that did it. So

8:58

you know you know Leo

9:00

Frank did it. He if if that's how

9:02

bad it was that the

9:04

the the black guy he was blaming it on,

9:06

he was not able to, you know, in the

9:08

at the height of of, like, segregationists

9:11

south. Yeah. This is

9:13

this is the other thing with this woman also

9:15

is her failed Me Too lawsuit against the

9:17

Boston Globe, which is really funny. I mean,

9:19

it's just it's tragic comedy. I

9:21

mean, I guess, the

9:23

editor that she was working

9:25

FTN, but

9:25

he nobody tried to rape you.

9:27

Well, yeah. He made a he made a, like,

9:30

sexually suggestive comment, which

9:32

probably this woman I mean, saw pictures

9:34

of her when she was much younger, and

9:36

probably she is someone like a lot of these

9:38

kind kind of liberal women certainly

9:40

traded on a certain degree of sex

9:42

appeal. In her job.

9:44

For sure. For sure. Yeah.

9:46

And to get ahead, you know, which is

9:48

what a lot of liberal women do at the

9:50

same time complaining about

9:53

oh, I'm I'm all independent. I mean, sex in the

9:55

city. Look at fucking sex in the city. She says

9:57

she's an old X or she

9:59

she is the the classic sex in the

10:01

city

10:01

mindset. Generation.

10:03

It's a

10:03

NASA. Yeah. Yeah. It's like

10:05

She's the quintessential sun. It's like I'm

10:08

out there. I'm I'm I'm a

10:11

independent woman, but your whole thing

10:13

is also Great. Mister Big

10:15

is just a euphemism for mister Big

10:17

nose. Yes. Right. Right. Yeah. Oh,

10:19

yeah. Well, you know, that's the other

10:21

thing. It's like You're

10:23

basically you're you're

10:25

taking out your frustrations. I mean, this

10:27

is how I I interpreted it. And and I,

10:29

you know, I don't actually don't wanna give her that much of a

10:31

pass. It's kind of a joke when I say that because

10:34

the the reality is

10:36

to to do what

10:38

she has done with her life

10:40

to obsessively stalk and

10:42

follow and harass, totally

10:45

you know, nonviolent political

10:48

activists who come from all kinds of

10:50

backgrounds working class people all over

10:52

the country. Who have a belief that's different

10:54

from your belief, but they're not hurting

10:56

anybody. They are not doing everything. There are

10:58

plenty of people in the system right now. There

11:00

are plenty of I mean, even by their own by their

11:02

own liberal ideology, there

11:04

are plenty of Republicans who are

11:07

out there causing

11:09

harm causing harm in legislature's

11:11

lobbying. You know, I just to just a a

11:13

little aside, the Chamber of Commerce,

11:16

there was an article that the Justice Report

11:18

had about that. How the chamber of

11:20

commerce is the one lobbying, the

11:22

hardest for amnesty, for

11:24

all these illegal immigrants Of course. Doing

11:26

it for decades. And and the Chamber

11:29

of Commerce is the largest lobby group in the

11:31

United States, and they are A501C

11:33

They are not a freaking government

11:35

agency or government entity and it's funny because

11:37

I mentioned this to somebody and he was

11:38

like, wow, I didn't even know that. But

11:41

I mean, the chamber of commerce FTN instance

11:43

is just one group. That

11:45

has done so much to crush

11:47

American

11:47

workers, to crush labor, to

11:50

crush small businesses, That's

11:52

something else. I was reading about them

11:54

online about how this association of

11:56

American small businesses hates the chamber

11:58

of commerce. So it's like yes. There are

12:00

entities by your own shit led

12:02

ideology. Okay? There are

12:04

plenty of entities out there. That are

12:06

causing real harm to

12:08

all kinds of American working

12:10

people, black people, everybody else.

12:12

So why are you not going after them? Because

12:14

they have power. You are going after

12:17

dissidents that have no power that are

12:19

being harassed by the FTN. They're

12:21

being harassed their friends and family, they're

12:23

being kicked deep platform, and you

12:25

are still still making it your

12:27

life's work to go after them. So you are

12:29

a sick fuck basically you. There's

12:31

something wrong with you. But my

12:33

joke was that I'm I'm not gonna let her off the

12:35

hook with this joke, but the joke

12:37

was that she she has no power in

12:39

their own system. She's getting her Jew

12:41

husband divorces her and takes the kid. Her

12:43

the Boston Globe, her employer,

12:46

makes a sexually suggestive comment. She

12:48

thinks, oh, boy, now is my chance, my big me

12:50

too lawsuit, and it falls completely

12:52

flat. And it's like now you're because

12:54

you are feeling the powerful

12:57

people, like putting it in your

12:59

face. So now you're gonna take out your

13:01

frustrations on people who are lower down

13:03

the wrong working class white people. not gonna

13:05

let her off with that excuse, but that was my joke, you

13:07

know, that it's just it's just frustration because

13:09

in your own damn juice system, you're

13:11

you're still low tier. You're still

13:13

a second, third, fourth

13:15

tier person. But,

13:17

yeah, what us Well, that's why I said that's why I

13:19

said on telegram yesterday there were They're

13:21

they're giving this Italian now I'm gonna give

13:23

my own aside here. They're giving this Italian

13:25

woman. This beautiful Italian woman

13:27

of Francesca Albanesi Albanese,

13:31

I think it's the proper pronunciation. From

13:35

from twenty fourteen, she had these

13:37

anti semitic comments. Where she

13:39

was saying America and Europe,

13:41

one of them subjugated by the Jewish

13:43

lobby, and the other by the sense of guilt about

13:45

the Holocaust. Remain on the

13:47

sidelines and continue to condemn the oppressed, the

13:49

Palestinians who defend themselves with the

13:51

only means they have instead of

13:53

making Israel face it's international law

13:56

responsibilities. It's like, I

13:58

mean, nothing she said was wrong. That was

14:00

twenty fourteen. They're coming after

14:02

her now. And the woman that they have in the

14:04

thumbnail is this high ranking UN

14:06

official who's like shouting her

14:08

down. It's just this nasty

14:10

ugly woman. And what I said is,

14:12

The true antisemite Francesca

14:14

Albeneses is actually fairly

14:16

attractive, which is about what you'd expect

14:18

actually because ugly women FTN its

14:20

black and other low self steamers, all

14:23

tend to rely on the scraps of Jewish power

14:25

for their self worth. And that's true.

14:27

Yes. Because -- Yeah. They they otherwise

14:29

would and I have an important point to make about

14:31

this too in an article that we'll talk about

14:33

later. Very interesting thing that

14:35

I was reading and it you you will I

14:37

know you will be like, oh, wow. Holy shit. Didn't even

14:39

think about it like that. Because

14:41

I hadn't and it's not something that's come

14:43

up when we've talked about this topic before.

14:45

But this this this

14:48

phenomenon, this psychological phenomenon,

14:50

this is kind of the the fruit of the

14:52

labor of Edward Bernays

14:54

and sort of studying

14:56

how people are

14:58

and a lot of what feminism started

15:01

with is is like tapping

15:03

into giving giving these people

15:05

a sense of a false sense

15:07

of self worth.

15:09

Right? Mhmm. They they tap into

15:11

this and and the way that they give them

15:13

self worth is by

15:15

lifting them up in a way that gives

15:17

them dominance over the people

15:19

that they are supposed to hate, like white

15:21

people. They're go hate white people. We'll help you hate

15:23

white people. You're better than white people. We're

15:25

gonna put you in positions of a bit, but it's not

15:27

real. Like, Nobody nothing none of

15:29

this changed the IQ points of blacks.

15:31

Nothing none of this made these ugly

15:33

women

15:33

beautiful. None of this made

15:35

these these gays like

15:37

into men or into women. No. But

15:39

it didn't make any gays, blacks,

15:41

or others feel safer. You know? Like,

15:43

it's it's not helping anyone. You're

15:45

not you're not you're not you're not you're not yeah. You're helping

15:48

anyone, you're not protecting anyone,

15:50

you're just hurting people who are who are

15:52

really good, who are really, really good.

15:54

I mean, friends of mine, This

15:56

woman particularly has gone after

15:58

who are the most decent

16:00

people, the kindest, most

16:02

considerate Good comrades,

16:04

good loyal. I mean, the kind of people that and that's just

16:06

what happens. Every time there's one of these

16:08

doctors, it's always like the model employee

16:10

at the company. You know, it's that's

16:12

always what happens. The the person that gets

16:14

canned is the person that is, like,

16:16

everyone loves that to work with that

16:17

person. Because Of course. Because yeah. I'm true

16:19

Nazis are gonna people with they're gonna be people

16:21

with a high degree of moral resolve.

16:24

People with low morals, people

16:26

with a lack of ethics, are people

16:28

like Hillary who who married you,

16:30

who thinks that they're gonna climb, they're

16:32

gonna ladder climb, and we know what that's all about. I

16:34

mean, we know why Jews Mary Schixes.

16:36

We know why they do this, and she had

16:38

to have fucked up extremely bad

16:40

for him to to not wanna be with her

16:42

because that's just how it goes. Like, they

16:44

they they marry into gentile bloodlines.

16:46

They've done it with Trump. They've done it with Biden. They've done

16:48

it. I mean, you could go on and on and not We probably Five

16:51

hour probably cheated on him

16:51

because she's probably a fucking horror too. I mean,

16:54

on top of everything else -- Yeah. -- for sure.

16:56

Yeah. But but but but he but he

16:58

but see, there are a lot of gentile women who

17:00

do that too. And the Jew will

17:02

stick around because he's doing the same shit. It's

17:04

about having it's about

17:06

basically taking her off the market.

17:08

But she's unmarketable. She's

17:11

unmarketable. Right. And so

17:13

she has tried to

17:15

she's tried to derive all of her

17:17

self worth from from her husband, but also the system. Because

17:19

her husband is a microcosm of the

17:22

system that she's married

17:24

to and that she defends at all costs.

17:26

And who isn't defending

17:28

her. She didn't the the the assistant didn't

17:30

return the favor and say, yeah, you can have custody

17:32

to your children. They cited with the fucking Jew.

17:34

How does that make you feel? And what do you do? To

17:37

feel better, you go out and attack decent

17:39

people. You ruin decent people's lives.

17:41

Not anymore. The fucking FTN end

17:43

of the line is right here, oh, did we did we

17:45

wish her America's since America Christmas?

17:47

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Very

17:50

Christmas from the very bottom of

17:52

everyone's hearts because you

17:54

this is

17:54

Well, there have been many people's holidays

17:57

that have been ruined by by these Oh,

17:59

this is this is plotting in the in the, you

18:01

know, what what you see is they're plotting to

18:04

time these boxes with to to disrupt people's lives and

18:06

that kind of

18:06

thing. Yes. I'll say this also. Yeah.

18:09

The freak out

18:09

I made this point on telegram. I

18:12

wanna make it again on this show. The freak out over this

18:14

shows, that that

18:17

how fragile, how fragile.

18:20

These antifa are the whole

18:22

shiplip sphere. How fragile

18:24

they are, and it also is a

18:27

reminder. How strong we've become because I will say

18:29

this. Sometimes, this is what I

18:31

said on Telegram. It it sometimes sounds

18:33

like a cope to say that which does

18:35

not kill me makes me stronger. However,

18:39

the degree to

18:41

which just all of

18:43

this has become normal. In

18:45

our movement. Really since Charlottesville. I

18:47

mean, that's, you know,

18:49

five years

18:50

ago. I mean, since Charlottesville,

18:52

the degree to which just

18:55

getting deplatformed off everything, not

18:57

having any connection with the on

18:59

the regular social media

19:02

like Facebook, YouTube that that

19:04

everyone else is FTN, regularly

19:07

having your job threatened, being

19:09

afraid of losing your job or actually losing

19:12

your job, I mean, you scramble to find

19:14

another job. Having big falling

19:16

outs with friends and family. This is something

19:18

that I haven't had a lot of. I haven't had to

19:20

deal with a lot of, but I know so many people who have. And it's

19:22

really it's traumatic when when you have

19:24

a major falling out with an old friend or with

19:26

a family member. And then FBI

19:29

harassment getting these these

19:31

assholes coming around, always poking around,

19:33

asking questions, always treating you like you're a criminal when

19:35

you're when you're scrupulously following

19:37

the constitution obeying the law,

19:41

The degree to which we've we've all been

19:43

doing this for so long, the

19:45

degree to which this has all just become

19:47

normal. And Most

19:49

of us have not only

19:51

learned to survive under these conditions,

19:53

but we have learned to thrive. I

19:55

mean, I know I was talking with somebody last night who was

19:58

saying that it it's the best thing that

20:00

ever happened to him being in this

20:02

movement. I know so many people that that's

20:04

true of, that this movement far from

20:06

breaking them, this movement is what made

20:08

them, this movement is what saved

20:10

them from a lot of the pitfalls and the

20:12

disasters that await you in just a

20:14

normal career, a normal marriage, a

20:16

normal normal friend. I mean, that's because that's the other

20:18

thing, Jess. Is that people in

20:20

today's society I was talking about

20:22

what this was a striker the other night.

20:24

People in this society are

20:26

so atomized and fragmented, and

20:28

the social structures that used to

20:30

be there are not there

20:31

anymore. Even families, even in

20:34

under normal circumstances, don't

20:36

give a shit about each other. People don't have the

20:38

this is what bowling alone. The book

20:40

bowling Yes. Exactly. So putting them as all that.

20:42

Right. So so so in this fucked

20:45

up, atomized, horrible dystopia

20:47

that we're living in. A lot of

20:49

people with this movement, once they get

20:51

involved, there's some degree

20:53

of struggle and sacrifice, but the

20:55

The things the good things personally that come

20:57

out of it are far outstripped

20:59

any bad that that comes with, you know,

21:01

risk or or difficulty. But

21:04

what my my point is that

21:06

we have been in the

21:08

extreme opposition of dog

21:10

of this political system. degree that

21:12

no one in the left knows

21:15

no DSA, no

21:18

no anarchist no libertarian,

21:20

nobody else knows what it feels like

21:22

to be in the opposition like we have been

21:24

in these past five years.

21:26

And we've gotten very tough. We've gotten

21:28

very resilient. And I dare say yes, we

21:30

have gotten much stronger as a result

21:32

of it. These people on the other

21:35

hand they've been playing on easy

21:37

mode. They've been playing with with where the enemy

21:39

is on is operating under a

21:40

handicap. Mhmm. And they've been daily

21:42

mode easy mode with every cheat code.

21:44

With every cheat code. Yeah. With training wheels, I mean,

21:46

they've been doing this and they've been playing the

21:49

same game for five years on

21:51

super easy mode. They have no

21:53

idea what the slightest bit of

21:55

pushback feels like, either from the

21:56

law, from from social media, so they

21:59

are very fragile.

22:00

And and the thing is is that

22:03

what we are built on

22:05

is sustainable we

22:07

are connected by our race. We're

22:10

connected by our shared ancestry. We're

22:12

connected by a fight that

22:14

has been raging for thousands of years. And and and a

22:16

fight that we've won much of the

22:18

time. The the people that need to realize the

22:20

twentieth century is just a

22:23

blip on the radar. And so what we've

22:25

what we've built our thing on is on

22:27

a strong foundation. What they have,

22:29

it's all it's all subsidized

22:31

by Jews to defend

22:34

Jewish interests. And so

22:36

it's all fake. It's like these people have done

22:38

a bunch of cocaine

22:40

And now now it's it's become

22:43

a very sobering moment. It's been a very

22:45

sobering moment anyway because Jews have been

22:47

winding that empty for for a while. These

22:49

people had been feeling this pain quite a

22:51

bit because this what

22:53

you're what you're talking about is the their

22:56

strategy worked well

22:58

in the beginning in our nascent stages.

23:00

Right? They had to put up a fight

23:02

early on because if they don't stamp

23:04

out the fire with us,

23:06

in the very beginning. And do everything they

23:08

can to put out that fire, it it just

23:11

rages and burns. And they can't stop it.

23:13

That's what that's why this

23:15

is why that many Jews

23:17

were so opposed to Trump and

23:19

Trumpism because as

23:21

gay and kosher and Zionist as

23:23

Trump was, the

23:25

the method by which he achieved

23:28

power, kicked the door open a in a

23:30

lot of ways for a lot of

23:32

this speech And even if he didn't intend for it to be

23:34

that way, it it just opened it up to

23:36

the races. They they that this is why they have

23:38

such tight control over

23:40

the rhetoric this is why they you know, if you go

23:42

back and look at like Mike Pence and,

23:44

you know, Jack Kemp and Paul

23:46

Ryan in this style of Republican

23:48

politics, It is so careful

23:50

not to ignite any of these

23:52

sort of nativist, populist

23:54

emotions because they know what

23:56

happens when they do. And at a

23:58

certain point, it doesn't matter how

24:01

much they subsidize people

24:03

like Hillary and this this group

24:05

of people, antifa, whatever, they

24:07

can't they can't stop FTN. And if they if

24:09

they suddenly pull the rug out from under

24:11

those people, they have nothing

24:13

to rally around. What's

24:16

their common cause? What are

24:19

those, you know, what are those fucking things that

24:21

those people collected during COVID? Those

24:23

stupid little doll I don't I don't remember

24:24

James, though. We would always a Funko pop. So

24:26

we're really gonna rally around fucking

24:27

Funko pop. We're gonna rally around like,

24:30

you know, like Dildos and homocept tools and they

24:32

were gonna rally around a rainbow

24:34

flag. The rainbow flag is noahide

24:36

law, you stupid motherfuckers. Yeah. Like,

24:38

what are you what are you gonna rally around

24:40

Jews? Jews don't want you. You're not welcome.

24:42

Yeah. They don't want you part of it and look what

24:44

they're gonna do to you. Like, if you don't

24:46

believe me, ask a black person

24:49

who speaks truth the power.

24:51

Right. What do you think they're gonna fucking do to you?

24:53

Right. What do you think they're gonna do to you?

24:55

You you wanna complain about your Jewish husband

24:57

taking away your kids. Guess what? Gonna be treated a

24:59

fucking Nazi. Yeah. So the these

25:01

people and and you, you know,

25:03

they're they're white you know,

25:05

Michael Edison Hayden, you know, he could

25:08

he he could come home at any moment, but he's already

25:10

done so much fucking damage. It's like, guy,

25:12

I mean, I'm

25:13

sorry, but Well, you don't have to go home,

25:15

but you can't stay here. I mean, again,

25:18

mister Port Washington, again, if you know Long Island, I

25:20

mean, this is the most privileged fuck

25:22

that there ever was. Okay. And the

25:24

same thing of Hillary Sergeant,

25:26

you look at her family, and and that's not to say. I mean,

25:28

we have we have people in our in our movement

25:31

who come from that type of

25:33

of very, very upper class

25:35

or or even like lower upper class,

25:37

you know, background who are who are

25:39

the some of the best people ever. So

25:41

this is not this is not a but it's like if

25:44

you are born into that a time when

25:46

people have the

25:48

vast majority of Americans who

25:51

don't have connections, who don't have

25:53

family, you know, elite status.

25:55

They're from an area part of the

25:57

country, are are just struggling cannot

25:59

get ahead. Social mobility is dead.

26:01

The middle class is dead. So when

26:03

most people are struggling under

26:05

this capitalistic system, It's

26:07

like if you are one of the lucky ones and

26:09

you're born into the kind of extreme wealth

26:11

and privilege that someone like Michael Edison Hayden

26:13

was born into, it's

26:16

like then do some

26:18

good with it or at least don't

26:20

do any harm with it, you know? But

26:22

but what kind of a low piece

26:25

of shit is born with those kind of advantages, those

26:27

kinds of

26:27

connections, and that kind of money. And

26:30

then and then make them their life thing

26:32

to serve these Yeah. Well,

26:35

obvious because we threaten

26:37

their existence. We threaten the existence of

26:39

the elites that have have

26:42

suckled onto the tits of of Jewish

26:44

power. I mean, it wasn't always that way,

26:46

but it's become that way. They're they're

26:48

largely dependent upon upon

26:50

upon that. So, I mean, we

26:52

represent a threat to to that's

26:54

why all those their kids they're perfectly fine

26:56

with their kids being kind of on on

26:58

that. So especially the ones that are actually Jewish.

27:01

Yes. Because many many of them are actually

27:03

Jewish. But -- Yeah. -- but yeah. I mean,

27:05

but but these people have nothing

27:07

they don't stand for any thing substantive. Because I guess what

27:09

my overarching point was -- Yeah. -- is that

27:11

the the only thing that that gives

27:13

them this illusion of kind

27:15

of like solidarity is just

27:18

that they've been given license to go destroy

27:20

other people's lives. But on

27:22

behalf of what, for what reason, what what

27:24

have you gained? You've actually just made

27:26

all of a stronger. So I don't

27:28

know I mean, at the end of the day, it's like

27:30

you lost. First of all, now you're

27:33

losing. Now what you're gonna do? I mean, you know,

27:35

it's not like It's not like they have some

27:37

it you know, it would not it wouldn't

27:39

be like us doing battle

27:41

with, like, the Japanese who have,

27:43

like, an equal deeply held, like,

27:46

ethnic moral resolve about

27:48

defending their culture and their people and

27:50

whatever. Right? Like, you know what I mean? Like,

27:52

if Europe Europe went to war with Japan,

27:54

like it would be two sides

27:56

that would have valid premise for

27:58

fighting each other. But but in

28:00

this fight, the only valid

28:02

premise is us. It's not

28:05

Judaism. It's not Jewish power. And

28:07

it's not the people that they

28:09

pay to stand up for them because nobody else would

28:11

if they're not paid. I mean, that's the essence

28:13

of Jewish Jewish power, the the

28:15

allure of it, is is

28:17

really just people who are under duress and under threat. Look

28:19

at me too. It's like pulling the the wall off of

28:21

everybody's eyes. It's like, you were

28:24

literally sexual abusing these people --

28:24

Yeah. -- as they would

28:25

go out

28:25

on TV and tell everybody what a great

28:28

man Harvey Weinstein is. Yes. It's all

28:29

fake. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Fucking

28:32

feel cosmic You know? I mean, it's All

28:34

these people in the media all these people in the

28:36

media who are just eyes scanning their teleprompter

28:39

saying anti sema tism

28:41

is wrong, and we must root out anti

28:43

Semitism wherever it hides. It's

28:45

like these people, like, they they

28:47

know that they're gonna lose their two three hundred thousand

28:49

dollar a year job if they don't say

28:50

that. Yes. They don't believe it. They don't like

28:52

it. None of them

28:53

do. Yeah. Yeah. So So yeah. That

28:55

that was a but that was great work by the

28:58

justice report. And and

29:00

the the it's the gift

29:02

that keeps on giving with the

29:04

freakouts from these people, how

29:06

they keep cretching and freaking

29:08

out and breathlessly denying and

29:10

trying to come up with the elaborate

29:12

excuses Mike was making fun of that

29:15

one

29:15

too. So Yeah. Yeah.

29:17

Their their time their time is

29:19

is over. I mean, the I saw

29:21

just a a few minutes ago. Actually, it

29:24

was yesterday. Here, we'll just play

29:26

this audio clip -- Yeah. -- and see what this is

29:28

about. But this is five

29:30

antifa have been charged with terrorism

29:32

in Georgia. Listen to

29:34

this. GOVERNOR BRIDEN KEPPER IS RESPONDING AFTER THE GBI

29:37

ARRESTED CHARGED FIVE

29:39

PROTESTERS WITH DOMESTIC TERRORISM. IT'S

29:41

TIED TO THE FIRE SET

29:43

A PROPERTY KNOWN AS COP CITY WHERE APD WANTS TO

29:45

BUILD THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING

29:46

FACILITY, CHINA IS

29:49

LIVED NOW INTO CAB COUNTY NEAR THAT

29:52

PROPERTY. RIGHT THE

29:55

GBI ACTUALLY TOLD ME TODAY THAT

29:57

THE PEOPLE ARRESTED THROUGH

29:59

ROCKS AT POLICE OFFICERS.

30:01

HOWEVER, THE ACTIVIST WHO MET

30:03

OUT HERE EARLIER TODAY TOLD ME THAT IT

30:05

WAS THE PEOPLE ARRESTED WHO WERE

30:08

ACTUALLY ATTACKED FIRST. OF

30:10

COURSE. JUST OUT after the GBI

30:13

announced the arrest after this

30:15

rallied here outside the future

30:17

site of the ninety million dollar

30:19

eighty five acre Atlanta to

30:21

Public Safety Training

30:22

Center. Yeah.

30:22

These look like -- Charlie. -- this fight will

30:25

continue, and it's important for all of us

30:27

to get involved to rally around those who are

30:29

arrested. Twenty Tuesday,

30:30

Georgia Bureau. Yeah. Oh,

30:33

these are definitely antifa dude,

30:35

like, the way that the the way that they're dressed, the way that they look, and, of

30:37

course, the excuse that, like, we were

30:39

attacked first. So we acted in

30:41

defense. It's like, I

30:44

mean, I'm not gonna be, like, you know,

30:46

thin blue line guy here.

30:48

But, you know, if Antifa show

30:50

up and start storming some

30:52

facility in Georgia, and they get fucking

30:54

put down. I mean, the whole, like, oh, you

30:56

attacked us first bullshit isn't gonna

30:58

fucking

30:58

FTN. this also just shows you too, like,

31:00

mean, you're not gonna tolerate this. You know, it's funny. I

31:03

mean, if you if you look

31:05

at if you look at two

31:08

seminal works by these two

31:10

sides, these two factions. Just

31:12

pick up the works and read what they

31:14

say. There is a book by

31:16

Leon Trotsky I think it's called

31:18

communism and terrorism. Yeah.

31:20

Where where he where he says

31:23

that that the revolutionary

31:26

communist left, the Trotskyite left,

31:28

has a basically a moral imperative

31:31

to initiate violence. To

31:34

initiate terrorism, to not do it in

31:36

response to something, but to initiate

31:38

it because of their what

31:40

they believe in. Hitler, you read Mein

31:42

comfortably. Hitler Hitler's and kill first.

31:44

Right. The Jewish credo. Right.

31:46

Hitler's Hitler in Mein comfortably

31:48

he says he he spells

31:51

out the Nazi attitude

31:53

towards killing, and he says, we

31:55

will meet violence with violence.

31:57

That's what it was. He said we will meet terror

31:59

with terror. The terror from the left, we

32:01

will meet with a counter terror from

32:03

the right. If that's what we are met with. But it's

32:05

like, in in the one case, it is

32:07

initiating. So that's I'm just saying, all

32:09

the way back to the beginning.

32:11

The the left has an attitude of

32:14

starting out, initiating FTN,

32:16

and the fascists and the Nazis

32:18

from the very beginning

32:20

their thing was, if you come

32:22

at us with that, we will respond with

32:25

that. But if you don't come at us with that, we're

32:27

not going to go out of our way to

32:29

initiate it. And so yeah. When when you have Antifa

32:31

saying this, oh, they get it first. I mean,

32:33

come on. All all it's going down does.

32:35

Mike was talking about that yesterday. That

32:37

one of the reasons they dropped him from the Charlottesville lawsuit

32:39

was he was subpoenaing the shit out of

32:41

its going down. He had all the screenshots, he had

32:44

all the PDFs, where they

32:46

were bragging about how they're gonna go to

32:48

Charlottesville and initiate violence and attack

32:50

people proactively. You know? So it's like

32:52

they have such a record of this. So then when

32:54

something like this happens like, go, no. We were

32:56

just non violent activist. Fuck

32:58

you. Yeah. Fuck you. I wish

33:00

it was over a a

33:02

better caused than a giant police barricade. Yeah. That's

33:04

sort of like, you know, no matter who

33:06

wins, you know, like, it's what

33:10

is in Braebart when he's like,

33:12

bring me all as alive if

33:14

possible. Dead. Just as good.

33:16

You

33:16

know, it's sort of like one of those Whichever

33:18

side wins, you know? It's it's

33:21

FTN. Like, just as good. But Well,

33:23

in Georgia, what's interesting about this and maybe

33:25

the reason why they were actually arrested, although I

33:28

I do agree that they're there have been, you know, evidence

33:30

to suggest that antifa's days

33:32

are kind of numbered in terms of Yes.

33:35

Zaag, Zaag, and what they're

33:37

willing to port and put up with because they were

33:39

kinda creating

33:39

antifa, nobody knew who the fuck they

33:42

were prior to twenty fifteen. They

33:43

made a name for

33:46

themselves and now anti you know, antifa, it's

33:48

sort of like the same thing

33:50

that happened with the ADL. Is antifa,

33:54

antifascism, was

33:56

supposed to be something that was they

33:58

thought it was supposed to be sacrosanct and

34:00

beyond report beyond reproach. Right?

34:02

Like who is in favor

34:04

of fascism So you can't be

34:06

opposed to anti fat fascism. Right? If you're

34:08

opposed to anti fascism or

34:10

anti fascism activists, you're

34:12

a fascist. Like that was the game that they thought they were gonna

34:14

play. But the problem is when they go

34:16

out and attack a police barracks in

34:18

Georgia, where cops have

34:20

basically been

34:22

told Don't prosecute blacks. Don't mess with non

34:24

whites. Don't send people to don't

34:27

hand over people to ice. Only

34:30

go after white people. Yeah. Basically.

34:32

Yeah. Right? So an antifa goes and

34:34

attacks a police barracks

34:37

that's being built And the cops have basically been told. It's like,

34:39

guys, aren't you, like, reading do you need a

34:42

firmware update on what's going on? Like, why

34:44

would you attack the

34:46

police barracks of police who are no

34:48

longer going after black people who are no longer doing anything except fucking

34:50

with white people. But why are you doing

34:54

this? Like, why are you causing this this issue where none

34:56

exists? Yeah. Basically so

34:58

it's like they just they're just not up. It's like they're

35:00

still protesting the police. We

35:03

already defended the police. So what the fuck is your problem? Like, you're supposed to go away

35:05

now, not not continue to fucking do this.

35:07

But anyway -- Yeah. Yeah.

35:11

But they arrested them and they're charging them. So

35:14

why you know, usually they arrest them

35:16

and then

35:18

release them like they did during what Trump's inauguration and and the various

35:20

things and most of the people that were arrested were

35:23

were

35:23

josh. But

35:26

anyway, that

35:26

fifty foot that just got convicted and weren't they?

35:28

I I saw that in one of these headlines.

35:31

There was a Oh, yeah. There's been a

35:33

bunch of them getting fucked. Yeah.

35:35

There was one recently I'm trying to find it. But,

35:37

yeah, there was one recently that got

35:40

where a bunch of them got

35:43

convicted of some crime. I I guess it was burning something

35:46

outside of they were

35:48

convicted of domestic terrorism or something or they

35:50

were charged with it. Maybe it's different

35:52

story from this. But, yeah, it's been happening.

35:54

It's been happening. So it's

35:56

good. That's good. There you

35:59

know, I think that the big thing on

36:01

the horizon jazz, we haven't had a chance to talk about FTN, but

36:04

that that poll that came out this

36:06

week that

36:08

showed that DeSantis was leading Trump by twenty

36:10

three points.

36:12

Right. That that indicates to me very

36:14

strongly. You remember last year or the

36:16

beginning of the you and I was

36:19

right after Christmas, and we were making our predictions, and we were talking about possibly

36:21

Hillary running or Trump again. And Trump,

36:23

would he run again or would he

36:25

not run again? I feel like the

36:27

system right now, their way out of the Kamala dilemma is to just

36:30

get Rhonda Santos in. I feel like that's

36:32

III sense that the system

36:36

the powers that they wanna do. Yeah. That's what they wanna

36:38

do. But as somebody who's been here

36:40

since all the way back in twenty fifteen,

36:43

and remembers the blow by blow of that

36:46

election. And I don't say this because I

36:48

I'm plan trusting on Trump. I think Trump

36:50

is is retarded

36:52

and, like, needs to fucking go away. I

36:54

would love to see a very bloody Trump

36:56

versus this

36:57

thing. That's

36:57

funny because it would be a

36:59

big distraction. However, whenever I

37:02

see a poll that see that

37:04

says Trump is losing

37:06

in a big way and this

37:08

other guy that we've that the SIS

37:10

and is promoting is doing really really well. None of

37:13

that ever bored out for

37:15

anybody correctly way back then.

37:17

True. And I'm not

37:20

saying, like, don't trust the polling again, I will repeat. not

37:22

saying don't trust the polling because I want Donald

37:24

Trump to win. But what I will say is

37:26

the media has an interest

37:30

in in bay basically making Trump go away because

37:32

he causes such a problem for them.

37:34

I don't you know, they

37:36

they said that his announcement

37:40

beach at Mar a Lago was kind of this low energy thing that everybody

37:42

was walking out of. I actually watched

37:44

the the the bunch of Twitter

37:47

feeds from that. That was a very packed room,

37:49

like, you could not move around in that room

37:52

very easily. And there were, like,

37:54

four people

37:56

in one got that were going else

37:58

was standing there paying attention to

38:00

him while he was speaking, so

38:03

this whole, like I was like, whoa. So alright. So the media's going around

38:06

telling everybody that Trump's thing was low

38:08

energy. And people are tired of Trump, so

38:10

people are more likely to just, like, go

38:12

along with it. But I

38:14

just first of all, I ignore

38:16

my my thing. It's like I ignore

38:18

all pulling like

38:19

that. Oh, yeah.

38:22

Probably push Well, the poll is the fun the the interesting thing about the poll

38:24

to me is not that it

38:26

suggests that DeSantis is that ahead.

38:28

It's that that's what the media wants us to

38:30

think, you

38:32

know. Like, whenever they do something like that -- Yeah. -- it's it's like that's an oh,

38:34

okay. Thank you media for letting us

38:36

know FTN no uncertain terms.

38:38

Yeah. How much you want that? Is,

38:39

like, confirmed. Yes. The Shabos

38:42

is confirmed as, like, the

38:44

system shell. And that's the

38:45

problem, is that everybody knows

38:48

that. Everybody knows

38:48

that. Like, when Paul Paul Ryan goes out

38:51

and make that known. Like, we don't even have

38:53

to go out and tell people that, you know, the

38:55

the Santa isn't based. He's the system

38:57

chill. Like, everybody believes it. Nobody

38:59

buys it. And And all of

39:01

that shit that he did with the,

39:04

you know, banning books

39:06

and, you know, going to war

39:08

against Disney and shit. Right. That was all for

39:10

show so that he could say

39:12

that I did all these things vote

39:14

for me, but he's not doing anything

39:16

recently. No. Like, if if you are

39:18

so committed to these things

39:20

even if they were half measures, like

39:22

banning, you know, illicit

39:25

sexual education materials fourth grade and below or third grade and below. It's

39:27

like, well, at fourth grade, they can just be groomed, I

39:30

guess. I mean, he did these half

39:31

measures, but why not continue

39:34

doing them? Because that's all

39:35

Jews were willing

39:36

to allow him to do. Anyways We're using

39:38

it to get in the headlines, like, we're like, the

39:40

the one I point to. I mean, you said

39:42

that. You said that when it was going on, when we covered

39:45

those stories on the on the show. When

39:47

It's about creating a narrative. Yeah. When

39:49

he called out when he made

39:51

the statement that the Daryl Brooks

39:54

terrorist attack was anti

39:56

white. But then he didn't follow it up with anything. So,

39:58

you know, that's his name in the headline.

40:00

All those anti white. And then nothing. We don't hear a piece of FTN. Tulsi

40:02

Gabbards. Yes. Tulsi

40:03

Gabbards decries anti whiteness, and then --

40:05

Yeah. -- doesn't say anything else about it.

40:07

Remember she said it The

40:09

first week that Kanye West said

40:12

something and then nothing else. Yes. And

40:14

what are we are we two weeks now without

40:15

any, like, Kanye outburst about

40:18

the Jews? That doesn't seem like much as good. I don't know. Maybe they're just

40:20

blacking it out so much now that it's

40:22

like we're not hearing it, but yeah, I think so. I

40:24

mean, it's

40:26

it's it's funny to me. Yeah. That poll,

40:28

of course, I don't I discount it

40:30

completely as a poll, and it'll be funny.

40:33

The funny thing from just a the

40:36

the the It could be true that

40:38

that it could be true that Trump is, like,

40:41

doing that badly. Yeah. But they're not but

40:43

they're they're, like, gaslighting. They're they're saying, like But

40:45

they're gaslighting. Yeah. They're saying, well, it's because Trump

40:47

met with the anti semi Kanye West and

40:49

now he says polls --

40:50

Right. -- he's cratering and we all republicans have to

40:52

learn people.

40:53

Do not like Yeah. Yeah. They do

40:55

not like us. Yes. That's I

40:57

mean, it's it's just like

40:59

kiddo. Kevan, FTN, wasn't born yesterday,

41:01

but the the thing about

41:04

I almost I almost wanna go out and say

41:06

that I like Trump because he met with anti Semites just to make mad.

41:08

Yeah. I'm not gonna do that, but, like --

41:10

Yeah. -- I know it would support Trump's decision

41:12

to have dinner with Kanye West.

41:15

Right. Like You're right. Well well, the the funny

41:17

thing is if if it

41:19

gets to the point, if they don't throw an

41:21

indictment or something, if if if this is and we'll

41:23

make fun of the the trading cards here

41:25

a little later. But if if it if

41:28

it's not, if the indictment

41:30

doesn't force Trump out, or

41:33

if if it's a situation where Trump

41:35

is not, which I think is a very

41:37

strong possibility where he's using his presidential run

41:39

as a bargaining chip basically. Like,

41:41

each to cut a deal with them on on

41:44

whatever legal show. Yeah. I'll

41:46

go away and endorse

41:47

DeSantis, but you gotta clear

41:49

all my shit.

41:50

Yeah. It's a bargaining chip the other direction, though. We will go

41:52

away if you don't run for Yes.

41:54

Right. Right. Right. Yes. So so

41:57

the thing is It's a

42:00

stalemate. It is kind of a stalemate

42:02

and that can drag stalemates can drag

42:04

on for a while. So if it gets

42:06

to the point, this is what DeSantis

42:08

does not want. Because he

42:10

definitely wants to run-in twenty

42:12

twenty four. And I've seen many

42:14

news stories there there deliberately

42:16

his whole camp is being told to stand down

42:18

and not attack Trump because they're letting everyone else do it.

42:20

Yes. Again, there was an article in Rolling Stone

42:22

about it. Yeah. They're they're they're not doing it. Mike Mike

42:24

said this too that they

42:26

are giving they're being given a pass. They're the only The

42:28

DeSantis group and de him

42:30

and the people around him are the only Republicans right

42:32

now that are being given a pass

42:35

by the media who otherwise in every case is, like,

42:37

mister McConnell, did you seek Donald Trump

42:40

met with these anti semites? Like, what what do you

42:42

have to say about that? You know? I mean, they went to every

42:44

and went to selling

42:46

more cap though. They went to everybody, but they're but DeSantis, they're just

42:48

like, that's okay. You don't have to you don't have to

42:50

comment on it. Let's just leave it alone. That's alright.

42:52

Don't worry.

42:54

Yeah. You're good, man. You're good. Don't worry about it. The

42:57

thing is though, what if it

42:59

gets down to FTN? Where

43:02

desantis has to stand on a podium and debate Donald Trump

43:04

on the other side of the podium because

43:06

they won't avoid that at all. Yeah.

43:08

I mean, they're trying so

43:10

hard to, like, get to, like, bury Trump before he can even

43:13

get off the ground.

43:13

Yes. Yes. And

43:15

it's just they're not I

43:17

mean, I I want it

43:19

to go on. I want

43:21

if Trump didn't if Trump if

43:23

they succeeded at getting Trump off like he

43:26

he's not gonna because I even saw some

43:28

articles that pair well with

43:30

that poll, that were written

43:32

with, like, headlines that read something to

43:35

the effect of when will

43:37

Trump finally just drop

43:38

out? Like, that's what they're they're,

43:41

like, doing that bit now.

43:42

But, you know, who cares if Trump drops

43:44

out? Like, whatever. But I think it would

43:46

be hilarious to sink Ron DeSantis no

43:48

matter who is running against him. Yes.

43:51

He does. Yes. I mean, there's there's gonna

43:53

be this effort like from Republicans

43:55

of what else do we have? Like, if Trump isn't

43:57

there, what else are we gonna do? It's

43:59

better than nothing. It's like, no, we're not doing think of

44:01

think shit again. Yeah. Try to do

44:03

that. Yeah. So Yeah. And they

44:06

burned DeSantis has

44:08

burned so so much

44:10

of so much of the most

44:12

hardcore supporters of

44:14

Donald Trump. Are not gonna be readily

44:16

converted to DeSantis. I know. A lot of

44:18

these people were burned

44:20

by Trump. So why would they why

44:22

would they

44:24

go to DeSantis. DeSantis is gonna burn them even harder. So

44:26

-- Yes. -- that he has a big he

44:28

has a big problem in terms

44:31

of getting people excited to

44:33

vote for them. And it's I think they're counting

44:36

on their plan working

44:38

out because

44:40

Biden is is saying that

44:42

he's definitely running again. And my

44:44

thing is, like, he's definitely not

44:48

going to I mean, it's not gonna be it's not gonna be

44:50

around in four years. So I'm I'm

44:52

like, alright. He's definitely running again

44:54

so that he can say

44:56

that I his legacy will be that I never backed down.

44:58

Right? I never backed down from a fight,

45:00

but then he'll lose the election because

45:02

they really wanted to go

45:04

to DeSantis. Right? It's better

45:06

that he does that than than step aside

45:08

and do Kamala because stepping aside and

45:10

installing Kamala is

45:12

sort of there's a high

45:14

political cost with that for

45:16

Democrats because it's again,

45:18

like, forcing this person that

45:20

nobody wanted, nobody like nobody voted for less

45:22

than one percent of the primary

45:24

vote. Onto them. And

45:26

they're basically telling you, like, we want

45:28

her FTN. We want her to be president. If they just sit back and let Biden run kind

45:30

of like a, you know, a milk

45:33

toast campaign, it's sort of those are

45:35

the tea leaves telling you that

45:38

they really are picking desantis. The system is shifting toward

45:40

desantis. Yes. And that's it's that's how

45:42

I read what's going

45:44

on. But they will they will

45:46

use Kamala

45:48

or they will break glass in case an emergency.

45:50

If if they can't stop

45:52

Trump, they will try something else.

45:54

I don't know what they'll do. Michelle

45:58

Obama. Who knows what they'll

46:00

try? Something fucking crazy. But that then

46:02

that'll tell you that they're afraid that DeSantis

46:04

isn't gonna win. That's how I read it.

46:06

Like, if you wanna know, like, how I, you know, audience, if you wanna know how I, like,

46:08

arrive at these assumptions, that's that's how I do it.

46:10

Like -- Yeah. -- looking at it from that perspective

46:14

because the system isn't gonna invest a bunch of political capital

46:16

into moves that don't make sense. Right?

46:18

They're not just gonna pull they're

46:21

not gonna say, hey, Biden, fuck off. We're putting

46:23

in Kamala. If if they don't

46:25

have some conclusion to that

46:28

move, this doesn't

46:30

make sense. Yeah. Just

46:32

like they wouldn't be prosecuting

46:34

Trump right now. If Trump

46:36

wasn't running for president, I'm confident

46:38

of that. I mean, there are people that are like, no,

46:40

no, he they want retribution. They wanna pay him back for what he did. I

46:42

guarantee you if Trump announced he wasn't running

46:44

for president, all the shit would

46:46

just

46:46

disappear. Just

46:48

goodbye. Yes. Just end. Yeah. So yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

46:51

It's a now it's it's really

46:53

it's it's a big clown show, but

46:55

it's funny because

46:58

whether whether they are able to get in a president

47:00

to Santos now or six

47:02

years from now, this this ship

47:04

is still this ship is still going down.

47:07

I got the economists world ahead

47:09

in twenty twenty three, big

47:11

special edition. And right

47:14

right on the top thing is

47:16

first is all eyes on Ukraine, but then the

47:18

next one is recessions loom.

47:20

Major economies will go into recession as

47:22

central. But, I mean, that's that's something the economist. The

47:24

economist is not usually that but we we

47:26

talked about that. They're usually not that This

47:28

is what we were talking about with Tim Murdoch just a

47:29

couple, like, two months ago, the issue

47:32

where where they said, like, our only choice

47:34

is to just raise the average

47:36

pace of inflation from two to four

47:37

percent, like, bucks that you never touch.

47:40

Yes.

47:40

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It says,

47:42

It's a it's a paragraph. It says major

47:44

economies will go into recession as central banks raise

47:46

interest rates to stifle inflation. And

47:49

after affected the pandemic, since

47:51

inflamed by high energy

47:53

prices, America's recession should be

47:55

relatively mild. Europe's will be

47:57

more brutal.

47:58

The pain will be global as the

48:00

strong dollar hurts poor

48:01

countries already hit by soaring food

48:04

prices. So, I mean, there's

48:06

the economist Just Europe's

48:08

were be more brutal because the

48:10

economic sanctions that that have been

48:13

voluntarily imposed by

48:15

Jews on Russia will disproportionately affect

48:16

Europe. Why don't you just write the whole sentence

48:19

out, faggots? Yeah. Like, why don't you just

48:20

tell the truth? Because that's what it

48:23

is. This recession is all

48:26

self imposed by Jews who

48:28

are angry about Russia.

48:30

Because they you're not, like, where's the

48:32

what's the root cause? What's causing this? Well, we

48:34

don't have to tell you. Like, well, last time it

48:36

was a housing bubble, now it's an

48:38

asset bubble created by

48:40

ESG, which was a flex on

48:42

Russian China. Which is to try

48:44

to get everybody in the west off of fossil fuels because those economies, especially

48:46

Russia, was predicated and

48:49

undergirded by raw

48:52

production of fossil fuels from the west. Yeah.

48:54

And now you're saying, no, we're gonna

48:56

sanction we're gonna sanction we're gonna sanction because,

49:00

like, The ESG shit was only good enough to get it so

49:02

far down the road. In Europe, they just had

49:04

to basically say you're not buying any gas from

49:06

Russia. We're no longer saying that

49:09

FTN the natural gas is not good for the environment.

49:11

Why don't you heat your homeless solar?

49:13

Yay. We're saying, you're not allowed to use

49:15

this anymore because this is the

49:17

enemy. Like, that's the fucking curtain being thrown back. Yes. And so

49:19

now they're saying you're gonna experience

49:22

economic pain. Some of you are gonna

49:24

die deaths of despair as

49:26

a result

49:28

of this. And it's because the economy is

49:30

bad and the end. Yeah. No.

49:32

It's because you're Jews and

49:34

you're losing and you're you're

49:36

basically taking everybody else on a and

49:38

the economy FTN a

49:41

fucking kamikaze mission because you

49:43

can't stand the fact that there's other governments out there that

49:45

don't wanna have anything to do with

49:46

you. Yes. How about that?

49:48

Yeah. And there are riots now

49:50

over Europe. What are you gonna do about that?

49:53

Just, like, hose

49:56

these people down in the streets. Yeah. I

49:58

mean, wait wait till they come like, dude,

50:01

if only if only

50:03

the fucking railroad people had fucking struck. Instead

50:05

of you I saw you. I saw you. I saw you.

50:07

I saw

50:07

you. Said on telegram. It's like you got you all

50:09

should have fucking

50:10

Yes. Because people think, oh, they're gonna fire the president and

50:12

then they're gonna strike. It's like, no. They're

50:14

firing the president because they aren't

50:16

going to strike. Yeah. That's why.

50:19

They if if were going to strike, what do they have to

50:22

do? Like, get get special permission from

50:24

the union

50:24

president? No. They fucking go out in the street with

50:26

their fucking signs and they strike.

50:28

Yeah. But they're not doing that. I mean, just look how powerful that

50:31

could have

50:31

been. But no, it's just, you know, we just let it

50:33

let it sail on

50:36

by If you won't do it over if

50:38

you won't do it over one fucking sick day. If

50:40

you're mad enough over one sick day and you won't

50:42

do it over one sick day, but you'll roll

50:44

down for anything. You'll roll over for anything.

50:46

You'll whatever they want. So

50:49

it's it's the the

50:51

economy is not good and

50:54

it's it's all because of

50:56

of Jews trying to control these other interests. And this is

50:58

what they've been see, the whole World War two

51:00

system was

51:02

predicated on kind of like this the

51:04

the the outer edge of it was

51:06

being friend you know, this

51:08

friendly capitalism. We're gonna make

51:10

your third world countries better. Everybody's gonna

51:12

be happy, be part of the global economy, whatever. Until people realize

51:14

that it's not about happiness, it's about

51:17

imposing, like, faggot laws on

51:19

your country and in

51:22

your you know, doing all like, just destroying your fucking culture and

51:24

homogenizing everything. And when people

51:26

started to resist which

51:28

China and Russia have been doing,

51:31

That's you know, BlackRock was knocking at the door of China. They were

51:34

knocking at the door of Russia until they

51:36

weren't. Until these countries said

51:38

fuck off. Yeah. And then and then it got brutal because,

51:40

see, when you when you answer the

51:42

door, when the Jews are knocking at

51:44

the door trying to, like, sell

51:46

you capitalism, And

51:48

you refuse and say no thanks. I'm not interested. They pull a fucking gun

51:50

on you. That's what they're doing right now.

51:53

Yes. Yes.

51:53

Yes. They knocked

51:55

on the door after World War two and say, hi, I'd like to sell you

51:57

some capitalism. Would you like to? Can I come in and

52:00

sit in your living room? And you're like, no. Thank you.

52:02

I'm not interested. It's what these we're fine. We're

52:04

fine with that capitalism, Jew.

52:06

Thank you. We don't need debt. We

52:08

don't need to be saddled with debt. And the Jew fucking

52:10

pulls out a FTN, and it like

52:12

kills

52:12

you. Like, that that that's what this is. Right. Right. Like, that's what this is.

52:14

Like, it's

52:14

it's like translated into the simplest

52:17

possible explanation. This is Jews

52:19

not getting their way. Is why

52:21

the world is becoming unstable. It's

52:24

becoming unstable because Jews are at the end of their rope

52:26

and they don't have any other, like,

52:28

options. Yes. Right? They're not powerful. They

52:30

are fragile. And this is what's this

52:32

is what's happening. That's why it's no it's no mistake. It's

52:34

no coincidence that there's rising

52:38

antisemitism. They wanna treat

52:40

it as though it's just FTN irrational

52:42

reaction to delusional conspirators.

52:44

Right? Right. It's like, no.

52:47

No. People are reacting because you pull a fucking gun

52:49

on them when they said

52:50

no. Thanks. There's a terrible logic to everything that's

52:52

happening in the world today. You know, like

52:55

everything that everything goes together, everything is a part of

52:57

everything else, and antisemitism is a big, big

52:59

part of the whole picture, you know,

53:01

because Jews Jewish

53:04

power, Jewish Jewish power, Jewish mis mismanagement. You know,

53:06

it's it's what I've been saying for a while

53:08

is that these people are very good at

53:10

warming their way into positions

53:12

of power. But they are they

53:14

are not very good about at

53:16

at actually managing an empire. That's why, you

53:18

know, as you look at the ancient Egyptians,

53:21

And what the Jews in the in the old testament? How

53:23

they're always like subverting the Egyptians or

53:26

finding ways to subvert the Egyptians or

53:28

or subvert these like kings and rulers

53:30

around them? But did Jews build

53:32

the fucking pyramids? Did Jews build the

53:34

sphinx? You know, did Jews write the

53:35

hieroglyphs? No. They didn't do any any of the

53:38

any of

53:39

the achievements that we associate with Egyptian

53:42

civilization, the ancient of ancient Egypt,

53:44

that the Jews were in contact with,

53:46

they contributed

53:48

nothing to actually In fact, they stole a lot of for

53:50

stuff like in the Psalms and and

53:52

and a lot of the the a lot

53:54

of the ancient wisdom that's in the old testament

53:57

stuff they got from other peoples that they then

54:00

just put a Jewish spin on it and stuck it in their

54:02

book. But the Roman

54:04

Empire, even more so. The

54:06

Roman Empire, they they got

54:08

in, they diverted, they did this, they did

54:10

that. But and then and then

54:12

they did it the same with medieval

54:14

Europe. But did they

54:16

contribute anything except subverting and undercutting to the

54:18

achievements, the glories

54:20

of ancient Rome or of medieval

54:22

Europe or of colonial Europe,

54:27

you you know, the the seventeenth, eighteenth century, the world

54:30

empires that were built or the United

54:32

States. So that's the

54:34

thing. It's that they have done their old thing that they do. into

54:36

all the positions of the nerve centers.

54:38

They're right next to the rulers.

54:41

They control the press, the media

54:43

communications, social media, the banks, but they

54:45

And what managers These are

54:47

our Judeo, Krish value --

54:50

Right. -- this is Judeo Western.

54:52

So Judeo Christian Western

54:53

civilization. Yeah.

54:56

Yeah. Right. I mean, they have no experience

54:58

actually managing. It's it's like I don't know. It's it's like

55:00

someone who is just a

55:04

a born like a compulsive gambler with a with a

55:06

with several, like, bad addictions,

55:08

who is also a compulsive

55:10

liar. And

55:12

if

55:12

that person is also like a sexual degenerative -- Yeah. -- and if that

55:15

person if that person were to warm their

55:17

way into a a powerful

55:19

family and and

55:22

through you know, seducing the daughter of a wealthy family

55:24

that has a like a like great estates

55:26

and wealth and property and art

55:28

and art collections and everything else.

55:31

The nature of that person. It's like the

55:33

the the frog and the scorpion. You know what I

55:35

mean? The nature of that person is

55:37

once they get in, Once they're on

55:39

the inside, what are they auctioning off the the the centuries

55:41

old art collection. They're they're they're tempering

55:44

the the

55:46

ancient forests. They're they're selling

55:48

off their their their renting

55:49

out, they're subdividing, you know, the

55:51

528 estate to to rent it

55:53

out. Oh. Well, it's it's just

55:56

like it's just like John

55:58

Ishkenazi, the guy that I posted about

56:00

yesterday on Telegram, one of Britain's

56:02

most respected art dealers a

56:04

friend of the royal family,

56:06

got busted selling a

56:08

a bunch of Qatari friends of the

56:10

royal family. All this fucking fake artwork

56:13

from antiquity -- Right. -- like four

56:15

million four million pounds of

56:18

fake

56:18

artwork. He even had a fake

56:21

It's bust of Dionysus. Really?

56:23

And and so

56:26

the one of the people that analyzed this

56:28

bust of Dionysus was like,

56:31

I can't I like, I'm

56:33

just flabbergasted at how this

56:35

even occurred because I'm looking at

56:37

this marble bust and there is

56:39

no evidence of any of weathering that would be present

56:41

on marble that was over a thousand years old.

56:43

I just don't see it. One of the figurines

56:45

that this guy sold

56:48

these Qatari's was bought online from

56:50

some like Hong Kong, like

56:52

garden store for five hundred and seventy

56:54

five bucks.

56:56

And it had no weathering on it whatsoever. I mean,

56:58

like, this dude, like, just got fucking

57:00

busted. But this is what Jews do.

57:03

Like, they just you know, they get inside, like, he becomes

57:05

a respected art dealer. He he sold art

57:07

to the British Museum. Like, we don't

57:09

even know if, like, half the art in the British Museum

57:11

is just fake. And Jews like

57:13

or just, you know, have the real ones and fucking stettles all over the fucking

57:16

world. And then he gets, you know,

57:18

rises into these Echelon and then, you know,

57:20

encounters some

57:22

Arabs and sells them a bunch

57:24

of fake art. It's a guy, they scan that shit now. Like, it's literally

57:26

scanned with electron microscopes and all

57:28

kinds of other shit. I don't know what I'm talking

57:32

about, but you clearly don't because the dude they fucking had

57:34

plastic sheeting inside one of the

57:36

cheeks of like one of these figurines that

57:38

he gave them. And it's like

57:40

bro, like, what the fuck did you

57:42

think was gonna happen? Yeah. But

57:44

anyway, but it's like it's it's case in

57:46

point. It's like what these people do. Like,

57:48

this guy, he learned

57:50

enough about artwork in

57:52

order to do bad

57:54

forgeries that get now he has gotten

57:55

busted. And is

57:57

he in No. Yeah. Well Do these retirees get to

57:59

take get to have revenge with him? Doof eye

58:02

for eye shit now? But but but it

58:04

to their

58:05

credit, the British court did say that

58:07

this guy has to pay them back plus damages. So Right. Right. Right. Well, the

58:09

old the old the old thing is

58:12

of of

58:14

the Jewish the Jewish art

58:16

collections that the Nazis looted

58:18

the Nazis looted the art, you

58:20

know, that that that is one of the oldest

58:24

tropes of the Second World doing

58:26

was they were taking art that was

58:28

painted by great Europeans created

58:33

by European master artists and usually

58:36

commissioned by noble families with

58:38

long long

58:40

lineages, long, you know, histories, and then were

58:43

bought by Jewish bankers, by

58:45

Jewish money grubbers --

58:47

Well, you know, people were

58:49

under duress. Yeah. Yeah. Right.

58:51

Right. They got this art, and then the

58:53

Nazis are like, no. Sorry. That belongs to

58:55

the people. You know, an interesting anecdote about

58:57

that, Jess, is it I I

59:00

read this in Hitler's, a memoir

59:02

of it's called Hitler was my friend, and it's a

59:04

memoir of his photographer, Heinehart Hoffman. I highly recommend it.

59:06

It's one of the

59:07

first, like, intimate memoirs I ever read about out

59:09

of Hitler. Hitler's all of our friends. Yes. He

59:11

is. It's a

59:12

great title for a book too.

59:14

Hitler was my friend. But Heinehart Hoffman was

59:16

a really eccentric character and he was a

59:18

he was a brilliant he he actually came from

59:20

a family of court painters. So before

59:23

photography even existed, he he his

59:25

grandparents, his grandfather, I think, painted like

59:28

noble lords and that kind of

59:30

thing and

59:32

and kings. And so

59:34

he then followed in the footsteps with photography, and

59:36

he's the one that took all the great photographs of

59:38

Hitler. But he also is because

59:40

he was an artist, Hitler and him just

59:43

bonded. You know? And, like, even some of the

59:45

party bigwigs would get annoyed because he'd always be

59:47

around, not because he had any power influence,

59:49

but he was just you know, liked

59:51

art and liked to talk about art. So he and Hitler would hang out.

59:54

And he tells a story at one point

59:56

where when

1:00:00

when the Nazis took France or something, it

1:00:02

was one of the countries that that that in

1:00:04

World War two where there

1:00:08

some a couple of big,

1:00:10

like, major famous paintings

1:00:12

that Herman Garring, who himself

1:00:14

was a big art

1:00:16

collector, someone gave these

1:00:18

to Hitler as a gift. Someone with

1:00:20

military connections, someone very high up, who

1:00:22

had access to this,

1:00:24

presented these to Hitler for his birthday, for

1:00:26

his private because Hitler had his own private

1:00:28

art collection. It was a modest little collection,

1:00:30

but he had his own private art collection.

1:00:32

And they presented it to him, and Hitler

1:00:34

was very like, angry. I mean, he wasn't pissed, like

1:00:36

but he was he was just he didn't

1:00:38

like it. And he said,

1:00:41

these should be in a museum. You know, these these don't these

1:00:44

don't belong to any one person. Like

1:00:46

so in other words, the idea that the Nazis

1:00:48

are are just going through looting

1:00:51

Europe, you know, and enriching themselves with the private

1:00:53

art collections. Yeah. They were liberating in

1:00:55

art. Yeah. Hitler that's one guy

1:00:57

he he didn't have to say

1:00:58

that. You know, Hitler could have been like,

1:01:00

oh, FTN. That's awesome. You know? Like, I conquered this

1:01:03

country. Why shouldn't I get their choices to

1:01:05

art for my own house? That he

1:01:07

he didn't want that that

1:01:09

you the Jewish justification for doing forgeries

1:01:11

too is that, well, Goya

1:01:14

aren't gonna know the difference looking

1:01:16

at this coin behind

1:01:18

a piece of glass in a museum.

1:01:20

So I might as well have the real

1:01:22

one and the fake one can be in the

1:01:24

glass and that this is their justification for it

1:01:26

because then then they're covering their bases. Like, how can the go

1:01:28

and be mad that the artwork has been stolen

1:01:31

if there is a copy?

1:01:34

In the museum. Right. People to see. Right. It's kind of the same the same

1:01:36

notion of, like, jewelry stores putting, like,

1:01:38

fake jewelry in the glass case.

1:01:42

And, you know, they have the real shit in the safe in the back. So it

1:01:44

looks like they have, like, a room full of jewelry,

1:01:46

but if they really don't, they just have steals

1:01:50

it's it's not a it's not a bad from

1:01:52

a security standpoint, it's not a bad

1:01:54

way of going about it. But you're

1:01:57

talking about a museum, it's like put

1:01:59

the real fucking thing out there. It's supposed to

1:02:01

be shared with the public. And what's funny is

1:02:03

there are all those lawsuits that somehow found

1:02:05

their way into the the US supreme

1:02:07

court. And I think Jews lost on

1:02:10

this. But they were

1:02:12

saying that during during the rise of

1:02:14

Nazis in Germany that

1:02:16

some of

1:02:17

them were forced to

1:02:19

sell their artwork. To to

1:02:22

Germans and Nazis and

1:02:25

whatever because, you know, they were

1:02:27

under duress. Like, we we did not get a

1:02:29

good deal when we sold this art. Right. And so now we

1:02:31

now we're suing to get that money back from, you know, I

1:02:33

don't know, the German government

1:02:36

or whatever. And the

1:02:38

courts, like, the courts were just, like, no.

1:02:40

Like, the US Supreme Court was actually, like,

1:02:42

no. Because it's just it's

1:02:44

just such an insane thing. It's, like,

1:02:46

you you sold this. You you probably

1:02:48

sold it and you probably got a

1:02:50

decent price for it at the time. You're

1:02:52

only complaining because you're trying to

1:02:54

connect what happened with with the

1:02:56

Nazis to your to decision to sell the

1:02:58

artwork like fuck you. Right. It's not like

1:03:00

someone stole it from you, someone was buying it

1:03:02

from you. At least they had the courtesy to offer

1:03:04

you a fair price. Right. Alright.

1:03:06

Right. But see, that's why you can never win. Like,

1:03:08

even if you give a Jew a fair price, so you

1:03:10

try to work with them

1:03:12

on on you'd like turn the other cheek or give them an even, you know,

1:03:14

even deal. It's like, oh, they're gonna come back and

1:03:16

fuck you again -- Yeah. -- seventy years later.

1:03:18

This is what they do.

1:03:20

Yeah. So The answer is you just don't even play their game. they

1:03:22

knock on your door and say, I'm

1:03:24

here to sell you capitalism,

1:03:27

you slam the door in their fucking face. Like, you don't even let them

1:03:29

come to your door. Like, that's the

1:03:31

problems. People just, like, welcome them in. Like,

1:03:33

well, what's the problem? Not

1:03:35

old Jews are bad. It's

1:03:36

so bad. Okay. Yeah. We have to do

1:03:39

this again every thousand years. We have to do this.

1:03:41

Well, I wanted to celebrate this hero

1:03:43

speak to the antisemitism. But I

1:03:45

guess this article is just not gonna

1:03:47

let me read read this.

1:03:50

Yeah. Student will be punished for anti Semitic remarks made on

1:03:52

Raleigh's school intercom.

1:03:54

Some hero in the Wade County school

1:03:58

system got a hold of

1:04:00

the school's intercom on

1:04:02

Thursday of this week to

1:04:04

broadcast anti Semitic mark remarks

1:04:06

such as Haile Hitler FTN email message

1:04:08

Thursday to families and low high school

1:04:11

principal Jackie Jordan said someone

1:04:13

hacked into the intercom system. I don't know

1:04:15

what hacked me it's like he

1:04:17

just get in the room where the microphone was

1:04:19

or, like, somehow do some

1:04:22

do some cool, like, lead

1:04:24

hacker type shit. She's promised

1:04:26

parents that they would take the necessary

1:04:28

measures so that this never ever happens

1:04:30

again. I'm deeply disturbed

1:04:32

by the anti Semitic remarks Oh,

1:04:34

dude. This and this is blown up into,

1:04:37

like, a major a major thing. They

1:04:40

let's see. Because there people want

1:04:43

They want blood for this

1:04:46

because just just listen to

1:04:48

this. In Thursday's email,

1:04:50

Jordan, the

1:04:52

school principal, Had to sorry. So Thursday, she comes out and

1:04:54

apologizes. But then she gave

1:04:56

an update on Friday. She was forced to

1:04:58

give an update

1:05:00

on Friday. By Jewish

1:05:02

groups because she was

1:05:04

required to offer a clarification

1:05:06

and an apology for how she had

1:05:08

characterized the offensive remarks in

1:05:10

Thursday's email. In

1:05:12

Thursday's email, Jordan said that some of the

1:05:14

remarks made over the intercom were anti

1:05:16

semitic and that we do not tolerate

1:05:18

or condone acts or threats of racism or

1:05:20

violence in our school community. I guess, Heil

1:05:22

Hitler is a a threat of violence. No.

1:05:24

Right. She says, to be

1:05:26

clear, anti

1:05:28

Semitism is not to be conflated with the term racism.

1:05:30

As Judaism is a religion,

1:05:32

not a race. Jordan

1:05:34

clarified in the Friday update

1:05:37

But to be totally transparent, I

1:05:39

use the term antisemitic because

1:05:41

the remarks made on the Intercom

1:05:43

reportedly included a salute

1:05:45

to Adolf Hitler who is not

1:05:47

only antisemitic, but also known and a documented

1:05:50

racist as

1:05:52

well. I and the district

1:05:54

leadership offer our sincerest

1:05:56

apology for not being more transparent

1:05:58

about these remarks. Rabbi

1:06:02

Senior rabbi of the temple, Beth or In

1:06:04

Raleigh, said Jewish students

1:06:06

at Enlow contacted them on

1:06:08

Thursday concerned that the

1:06:10

initial message didn't condemn

1:06:12

antisemitism as much as

1:06:14

racism. RACISM and violence

1:06:16

were condemned in the first letter

1:06:19

Dennis said in an interview Friday,

1:06:21

anti Semitism was mentioned,

1:06:23

but not condemned in quite

1:06:25

the same way. Jordan,

1:06:28

any remark yeah.

1:06:32

Yeah. We we already got it. But

1:06:34

but, yeah, it's like these people

1:06:36

that can't It's like we're we're we're not a race. We are a

1:06:38

race. You know? It's just like,

1:06:40

Jesus Christ shut the fuck up. And does

1:06:42

anybody actually believe that

1:06:44

Jewish students

1:06:46

brought this to their attention? No. These fucking

1:06:48

kikes are sitting there watching everything

1:06:50

that this school is doing and

1:06:53

how they handle And

1:06:55

the moment they say one little thing wrong. They're jumping on

1:06:57

this woman, and I don't defend her

1:06:59

at all, Jordan, what Justin

1:07:02

Jordan, whatever. Or,

1:07:04

I don't

1:07:05

know, Lucy Jordan, whatever the fuck her name is, doesn't matter. They're

1:07:07

jumping on her for for

1:07:09

just the slightest

1:07:11

a little bit of, like, you're not emphasizing

1:07:14

anti Semitism enough.

1:07:16

Right. And you're castigating it as racism,

1:07:18

but we're not a race

1:07:20

So you're also an anti semite. It's just like

1:07:23

Oh my gosh.

1:07:24

What a what a mess?

1:07:26

What a mess? You know?

1:07:29

You know, the funny thing is how they go back

1:07:31

and forth on that. We're not a race,

1:07:33

we're a religion. It's it's

1:07:36

very funny to see. Because it's it's

1:07:38

incredibly inconsistent. You know,

1:07:40

the the the back and

1:07:42

forth hopping from one chair to the other

1:07:44

on

1:07:44

that. There's never, like, one line that has followed. You know, it's it's

1:07:46

all situational. It depends on the circumstances.

1:07:48

They'll just tell you that Israel

1:07:50

was founded as an ethnic

1:07:53

FTN clay

1:07:55

for for Jews who are ethnic

1:07:56

ethnic. There's a religion and FTN ethnicity,

1:07:59

but this continues. So

1:08:01

Jordan, not only amended her her

1:08:04

statement. She goes, in

1:08:06

addition, anti Semitism is on the

1:08:08

rise in our country, along with other

1:08:10

forms of hate we must

1:08:12

continue to do everything we can to

1:08:14

resist and reverse this trend. And this is important

1:08:16

because Hanukkah

1:08:18

is starting on Sunday. This is why this is so important. This

1:08:20

is timed so well. Right? And

1:08:22

we don't even know anything about

1:08:24

the kid is, you know, we

1:08:26

wouldn't because he's probably under eighteen.

1:08:28

Watch it be a Jew. Watch it be

1:08:30

a Jew. But I I hope that it's not Jews usually don't do Haile Hitler. That's usually somebody who

1:08:35

is who who is not Jewish. But the the

1:08:38

article says this year has seen

1:08:40

anti Semitic

1:08:43

graffiti sprayed on a pedestrian bridge in Raleigh. In anti

1:08:45

Semitic flyers left in Raleigh

1:08:47

neighborhoods, five to ten years

1:08:49

ago, rabbi Diner said most

1:08:52

Jewish students would have

1:08:54

told her they had no idea

1:08:56

what antisemitism even was. Oh, bullshit, you fucking

1:08:58

kike. But now she says antisemitism has become

1:09:02

so brazen that Jewish students across

1:09:04

all grade levels have

1:09:06

experienced discrimination. It's a guy

1:09:09

they are having the talk with these Jews

1:09:11

at a very young age. Every single one

1:09:16

of these Jewish children knows exactly what

1:09:18

antisemitism is. They know exactly what their places in the world.

1:09:20

They know exactly

1:09:23

what a goyom is. They

1:09:25

know exactly who they're supposed to associate with, who they're

1:09:27

allowed to date, what they're supposed to do. They they know this from

1:09:32

birth. Do not tell me that,

1:09:34

oh, all of a sudden because of this horrific rise of anti semitism,

1:09:36

suddenly these little to

1:09:39

young children are being opposed

1:09:42

to something that we Jews wanted to wait

1:09:44

until they were a certain age to for them

1:09:46

do whatever, shut the fuck up. Yeah. You're

1:09:49

told this from a day fucking

1:09:51

one about the Holocaust. It's all a lie. Just

1:09:53

shut the fuck up. I'm glad this kid. Even I mean, even if

1:09:55

it was a Jew. And just

1:09:57

anybody going out and

1:09:59

saying Haile Hitler is

1:10:00

hilarious. Yes. Most people aren't even realize it was a Jew.

1:10:02

Right. Like they're not gonna make the connection. Only Nazis

1:10:04

and Jews

1:10:04

will make the connection as they usually say, but

1:10:06

I hope it was a white kid. Yeah.

1:10:12

Oh, man. And

1:10:15

I hope he did it because

1:10:17

he knew Hanukkah was coming up. I

1:10:19

said this

1:10:19

on telegram. But you know you're a hardcore

1:10:22

anti semite when you have to look up when Hanukkah is every year like I do

1:10:24

-- Yeah. -- because I wanna pay

1:10:26

attention to who's absent and who's not around

1:10:30

during the eighteenth through the twenty sixth, which is

1:10:32

this year, is Hanukkah, the eight crazy

1:10:34

nights, like, you know, it's like, oh,

1:10:36

you're getting started on Christmas a little bit

1:10:38

early there bro. What are you doing? Like,

1:10:41

you're disappearing after sundown and, like,

1:10:43

like, I'm busy. I'm busy all,

1:10:45

you know, Monday through through Friday, on nineteenth through

1:10:47

the twenty third. It's like, wow. What's

1:10:50

going on over there? Because

1:10:52

orthodox Christmas isn't

1:10:54

until after the regular Christmas.

1:10:56

And so none of our, like, religious

1:10:58

festivities start until, you know, Christmas Eve. Right? I mean,

1:11:01

that's usually when

1:11:04

that happens. Right. So, you know, you have advent

1:11:06

calendars and and stuff like that. But but yeah, I do pay attention. I've

1:11:08

honestly looked it up because

1:11:10

it it's always

1:11:12

changing. And I wanna I

1:11:14

just wanna, you know, figure out who's naughty and nice. Right? Right. Right. Right. Exactly.

1:11:20

Oh my god. Oh,

1:11:22

I

1:11:23

am. Well, let's let's

1:11:25

do this one thing

1:11:27

and then we'll we'll go to break

1:11:29

and come

1:11:30

back. So

1:11:30

I'm not even nice. Yeah. I'm here to collect some clout -- Oh, yeah. -- guy clap -- Yeah. -- clap points to

1:11:33

which you are very

1:11:35

entitled. I actually I don't

1:11:37

know if you heard when I was on when

1:11:39

I guest spotted TVS on but I was I read your your thing, and

1:11:41

I was like, jazz hands

1:11:44

was right.

1:11:46

Nice. Yeah. I appreciate that. Well,

1:11:48

because I was I was really going out on a limb. You

1:11:50

work with with the with the You see it? I mean,

1:11:53

listen.

1:11:53

Listen. That was a limb because Sam Brinkman trade

1:11:55

was known as the big Democrat donor. Democrat donor.

1:11:57

That's all we've heard. You know?

1:11:59

And that's a big thing. That's a big

1:12:01

deal. Yes. He's bought and paid for the

1:12:04

Democratic

1:12:04

Party. This little baby

1:12:06

comes from liberal parents. He comes from, I mean, you know, liberal, but that they

1:12:08

all do this. I

1:12:10

mean, let's be honest. But

1:12:13

liberal presenting will say. He is liberal presenting. He he, you know,

1:12:15

advocates for these things because they're

1:12:18

popular. Right? He doesn't wanna

1:12:20

be castigated

1:12:23

as a bad Jew, like Stephen Miller has been. But

1:12:25

they all support these causes. Now, I

1:12:28

wouldn't be surprised. Well, so people who

1:12:30

aren't familiar, we've talked about Sam Bankman,

1:12:32

Fried. When this story

1:12:34

first broke, what's really funny is I was already looking into Sam Benjamin Freed even before he was

1:12:37

accused of any

1:12:40

wrongdoing because I

1:12:42

saw that they kept hyping this donor,

1:12:44

and I was like, this is a Jew. Where

1:12:46

did he get all this money? Yes. All this

1:12:48

is from crypto, and he's just like, I

1:12:50

mean, What are his margins? Like, how is he able to do this?

1:12:52

Like, just these massive donations? It's like, oh, well, he's

1:12:54

a Jew. This is what they do. Right. And

1:12:57

he's talking about manipulating politics and

1:12:58

whatever. And then he gets busted.

1:13:01

It's like, oh, yeah, I should have known. Like, people

1:13:03

that show up on on the scene like this, like a flash in a pan, like just throwing

1:13:06

money around. It's like,

1:13:08

either this guy is, like, selling drugs or,

1:13:10

like, he got an inheritance or he's doing a girth, which is exactly what

1:13:15

happened. But when started talking about this, I said

1:13:17

on the show, I was like, you

1:13:19

know, I have a feeling that

1:13:21

this guy is giving equal amounts

1:13:24

to Republican. But he

1:13:26

he has to be spreading this out. And I even speculated that the people that he gets we don't know yet who he gave money FTN.

1:13:28

And I'm gonna continue

1:13:31

this speculation and say, I

1:13:34

think the people that he gave money

1:13:36

to were people like doctor Oz and who's

1:13:38

the other guy in Pennsylvania. He was donating

1:13:41

lots of money to the the more, quote unquote,

1:13:43

extreme candidates, but extreme

1:13:47

by the media's

1:13:50

position, not extreme in the sense that they were

1:13:53

fascist or racist or whatever. They

1:13:55

were just goofball retard that

1:13:57

people would say, they would find

1:14:00

unappetizing and not worthy of voting. And they

1:14:02

vote they vote for Josh Shapiro instead. Right?

1:14:04

That was the shot.

1:14:06

And and Benjamin Friedman says, I

1:14:08

did not want to tell. I these

1:14:11

were dark donations because of the consequences that would have arisen FTN

1:14:14

me in the media had

1:14:16

I been public about who I was donating to? And that

1:14:18

tells me that because he wouldn't give a shit if

1:14:20

he was just donating donating

1:14:22

to some milk toast Republican. Because

1:14:26

a lot of Jews just donate to milk

1:14:28

toast Republicans out in the open. You know, they

1:14:30

they donate to FTN Democrats, but they donate

1:14:32

to a handful of Republicans who are, like,

1:14:34

middle of the road, like, whatever, full cucks. Right. And I

1:14:37

think Bankman Friedman was actually a an

1:14:39

integral part of because it's

1:14:41

not just enough to donate a

1:14:43

billion dollars to to

1:14:46

left wing Democratic causes. You also have to donate to the crazy

1:14:48

fake props, a controlled

1:14:50

opposition that was stood up

1:14:55

in the Republican Party make them the opposition. Right? Because

1:14:58

if you want your bet to

1:15:00

win, you also have to weigh down

1:15:02

the other side, so that's what he

1:15:04

did. And and made sure

1:15:06

that those candidates won, that it wasn't an actual populist. Nobody was really

1:15:08

running because people have given

1:15:10

up on the Republican Party. Right.

1:15:14

But this is what he did. And and

1:15:16

he and he is now being charred. Now we

1:15:18

will see what happens, but it's literally in

1:15:21

the indictment. So he In order to

1:15:23

do this, it was more important to

1:15:25

keep these donations secret. Now some of them

1:15:27

went to Supramax, 528

1:15:30

threes, fec versus citizens, United, the Supreme Court case that said that corporations are

1:15:32

also people and you can

1:15:35

do this, dark money, But

1:15:39

he also donated to Republicans through

1:15:41

intermediaries, which is

1:15:44

totally illegal, and

1:15:46

he's being charged for this, where I say Warren, I've already maxed out on my contribution to Barack

1:15:48

Obama this year, but

1:15:51

I'm gonna give you Right.

1:15:54

The money and you're gonna donate to Barack Obama

1:15:56

on my behalf, but you're it's gonna be

1:15:58

in your name. That's totally illegal. And we've

1:16:00

never done that. For for just for the record,

1:16:03

I've never donated Barack Obama. Maybe you did Warren, but I never I've never given anybody money donate to somebody

1:16:05

else. But it's illegal. And

1:16:07

that's what he did. And

1:16:10

he says here in the article, Benjamin Freed

1:16:12

was no run of the mill donor. The former CEO

1:16:14

is one of the Democratic party's largest donors

1:16:17

publicly sending committees and politicians tens of millions.

1:16:19

Sent them like a billion bucks. And he committed to a billion dollars

1:16:21

in twenty twenty four. In a recent

1:16:23

interview, however, Bankman Fried said he

1:16:25

donated an amount equal to

1:16:27

Republicans using dark or non publicly disclosed

1:16:29

methods. All of what I see That was the big

1:16:31

thing that blew my mind with is that he's

1:16:36

not saying he also donated a Republican. So, like, that would

1:16:38

be a big deal in and of itself. If it was the

1:16:40

big one of

1:16:42

the top top top Democratic

1:16:44

donors was also donating

1:16:46

to Republicans and thereby covering his bases, covering his bets.

1:16:52

No. Equal amount was the phrase that was used. An

1:16:54

equal amount. That is huge. That is huge. In other words,

1:16:56

it's one of the largest Republican

1:16:58

donors. That's why why aren't we calling

1:17:02

that too. He's one of the largest Republican

1:17:04

donors. Anyway, go on. Well, and

1:17:06

I made the point on telegram

1:17:08

too. It's like you wonder why there

1:17:10

aren't a lot of Republicans coming out and

1:17:12

saying, See, we told you so. Look

1:17:14

at the

1:17:15

right wing political operative who stole

1:17:17

all this money he needs

1:17:19

to pay for that. It's like because they're

1:17:21

all in the fucking take. Yeah. Or Also, do you wanna know why we

1:17:23

say that Jews control our elections and Jews control their bottom? You know

1:17:25

what I mean? I mean, like, this this

1:17:27

is exactly it. This

1:17:30

is this is a textbook, I mean, case number one of the the Jew

1:17:32

of the left, the

1:17:35

Jew of the right, coarser

1:17:37

sandwich, finkle, think, whatever you wanna call it, both sides, both sides

1:17:39

controlling both sides. And in this case,

1:17:44

very prominently controlling

1:17:46

the one side or influencing the one side, and then secretly controlling the other side as well,

1:17:49

which the fact

1:17:52

that it done in secret,

1:17:54

the fact that he is presenting as the Democratic donor doing this that

1:18:00

they know that this is wrong. They know

1:18:02

that this is not democracy. They know that if someone points to that and calls it out, it's like, okay,

1:18:04

this Jew owns both sides.

1:18:06

It's not an election if choice

1:18:10

a and choice b's, you know, tweedled

1:18:12

ju dumb and tweak

1:18:14

tweedledju d. You know what I

1:18:16

mean? Like, that's that's not a

1:18:19

choice. You're given it's like a Soviet fucking election in the Soviet Union, you know?

1:18:21

It's it's rigging it. It it --

1:18:22

Yes. -- you know, the -- the shrinking it.

1:18:26

Wasn't it wasn't it Wasn't it Josh Shapiro who paid for

1:18:29

essentially the entire primary

1:18:31

campaign? Like, he donated? Was it Shapiro?

1:18:34

It was one of democrats -- Yeah. It was Shapiro -- -- Masriano had

1:18:37

it was I think it

1:18:39

was I believe if

1:18:42

it it was 501C4

1:18:45

groups, the packs, that were

1:18:46

not directly, but they were the ones backing Shapiro were

1:18:51

running ads on behalf of Doug Mastriano because

1:18:53

they wanted that going on

1:18:54

too. Yeah. Where

1:18:55

did those packs get the

1:18:57

money? Right. Right. And that's like,

1:18:59

And it's like, of course, this is what they're doing. And so Republicans won't say,

1:19:01

oh, this is how they rigged the

1:19:04

system. It's not a Jew,

1:19:06

puppet master, but that's what it

1:19:08

is. I mean, this is he's

1:19:10

the puppet. Like, you have so many puppet

1:19:12

masters in this. You have Larry Think with ESG. And

1:19:14

then you have Beckman Freed with with FTX.

1:19:18

And donating equal amounts of money

1:19:20

to both sides. And, you know, he

1:19:22

makes it seem like I just spread

1:19:24

the money evenly on the table So

1:19:26

it would really have no impact. Right? It's like,

1:19:28

I took money out of one bucket and I poured

1:19:30

it into the other. It's like, no,

1:19:33

no, you rigged it by donating to

1:19:35

one specific type of Democrat and

1:19:37

then one specific because would

1:19:39

those Republicans have even won their

1:19:41

primaries? And again, I'm not making

1:19:43

the argument that the opposition to Mastriano was

1:19:45

a better choice or something, but maybe it would have

1:19:48

been more difficult to beat an

1:19:50

opponent who's just a milk toast

1:19:52

republican. Right.

1:19:54

The the way they get people to come out

1:19:56

on the left is

1:19:58

by getting them incited to

1:20:00

vote against Mastrona. This is Finkle

1:20:02

Think 101 everybody understands how it works. I'm just

1:20:05

giving the the Rio Rheinlanders a

1:20:07

quick firmware update. If you've never heard

1:20:09

of Finkle Thinker, you don't know what it

1:20:11

is. That's that's how it works. They

1:20:13

they this is why the media focused so much

1:20:15

on Mastriano and and Oz. Was it was it to to make

1:20:19

it seem like This is and then they

1:20:21

come away with the they it's like they write they write the headline that they wanna

1:20:23

have on election day, and then they put

1:20:26

all the money behind making it happen.

1:20:28

Yes.

1:20:29

And the elect and the

1:20:31

headline they wanted was extremism loses the midterms. Yes.

1:20:34

People don't

1:20:34

want extremism. People don't want anti Semitism. People don't

1:20:38

want racism. It's like, no, they don't want cookie doctor Oz

1:20:41

in Mastriano. People who disavowed all of

1:20:43

those things, people who

1:20:45

aren't fascists, people who aren't national socialist, people

1:20:48

who are friendly with Jews. They love

1:20:50

Jews. They have no problem with Jews.

1:20:52

And and that's the

1:20:55

problem. Bankman Fried says, all of my Republican

1:20:57

donations with doc. I know he doesn't have a really thick Jewish accent, but we're

1:20:59

gonna give him one. The reason was

1:21:02

not for regulatory reasons. It's

1:21:05

because reporters freak the fuck out if you donate the Republicans. They're

1:21:07

all super liberal. And I I didn't have to have

1:21:09

that fight. I didn't wanna

1:21:11

have that fight. It's,

1:21:13

like, it's not only for regulatory

1:21:15

reasons. So you're admitting that you fucking invented regulations FTN Yeah.

1:21:17

There there's that, but

1:21:20

it's also not

1:21:22

just that it's that's true, but it's

1:21:24

also not just that Liberals will freak

1:21:26

out. It's that conservatives would freak out. In

1:21:28

other words, Let's say, I'm Republican running in

1:21:30

a primary, and you're my opponent. And you get a bunch of money from Democratic

1:21:36

donor Frank, Bankman, Fried, and you accept that

1:21:38

money. And now your budget, your campaign budget is ten times what mine is, you know,

1:21:40

and and you're beating

1:21:43

me in the primary. Well,

1:21:45

if I found out about that, did this guy accepted money

1:21:47

from Bankman Fried? I'm gonna blow that up and make that

1:21:49

a big point, you know,

1:21:51

in my campaign. And

1:21:53

and so that's why that's the other reason why he had to keep it. I mean, he's just his

1:21:55

naked Jewish corruption buying

1:22:00

off elections. And you're absolutely

1:22:02

right. This is why you don't see Republicans calling for blood here and and going

1:22:04

after this guy because half of them are on the on

1:22:06

the what do you call it on the

1:22:08

take? You

1:22:11

know, they they probably take. Yeah. Yeah. Why don't

1:22:13

why isn't the media asking

1:22:15

doctor Oz and

1:22:18

mass Riano and Republican. Like, this is

1:22:20

now news. Like, this has been news

1:22:22

as of three days ago.

1:22:24

Yes. So

1:22:25

who the indictment was listed? Why are

1:22:27

why are they going and asking Republicans, people that they excoriate

1:22:29

and castigate all the time? Why don't

1:22:31

you say, do

1:22:34

are you away error of any donations that you received on

1:22:36

on behalf of Sam Bankman Frieder

1:22:38

FTN? Because some of it was done.

1:22:40

I mean, now if he's saying

1:22:42

that it was all done illegally, then

1:22:44

some of these Republicans are actually going to have plausible deniability

1:22:46

because they're gonna say, yeah, I got a big donation from,

1:22:51

you know, Joelle Schmethleberg, but We're Paul

1:22:54

Smith, you

1:22:54

know? Like, yeah. Yeah. Whatever. Yeah. But

1:22:58

but that guy you know, and what are they gonna do? Then that Jew.

1:23:00

Did you get money from this Jew?

1:23:02

It's like Well, yeah. And

1:23:05

the Friedman Bankman Friedman is not have to see, he's gonna get some

1:23:07

kind of a deal predictions on Bankman Fried. He's

1:23:10

gonna get some kind of a

1:23:12

deal in exchange for

1:23:14

protecting all of the people

1:23:17

that he could potentially damage. And that's why -- Yes. -- this is why Benjamin

1:23:19

Friedman is actually being arrested. Well And because -- And

1:23:21

and -- -- because because the probe

1:23:23

that the dash

1:23:26

the Department of Justice did determine

1:23:28

they didn't just discover that the sky

1:23:30

committed crimes because they discovered the Jews

1:23:33

commit crimes all the time. There's a

1:23:35

reason why Barack continued under Trump that the

1:23:37

white collar crime division of the Department

1:23:39

of Justice is

1:23:43

is just precipitously like dropping off a

1:23:45

cliff of arresting anybody for financial fraud. There's just nothing. Go look at

1:23:47

the cases that

1:23:51

they prosecute. It goes from, like, triple digits down double digits down

1:23:52

to, like, almost nothing busy. Going

1:23:55

after Trump grandmas that stood

1:23:58

in their capital rotunda, know, is is domestic terrorists. And they're cooking the

1:24:00

books on that, calling to to

1:24:02

increase their terrorism budget, the FBI --

1:24:04

Yeah. -- saying that that everyone in January

1:24:06

sixth was a domestic was was a

1:24:09

services. Yeah. Yeah. It's garbage. But the the just to completing this

1:24:11

Sure. Sure. Point is that they they they

1:24:16

do this and they make

1:24:18

these accusations. But the thing is they they work in arrest

1:24:20

bankman, Fried, just

1:24:23

for doing fraud because Jews do this all the

1:24:26

time. Like, Larry Fink, BlackRock

1:24:28

is essentially one

1:24:31

giant ponzi scheme. Like, they're literally repping

1:24:33

securities. Right. They're doing securities fraud. It's securities

1:24:36

fraud. When you tell somebody, if you donate

1:24:38

to this if you invest in this

1:24:40

fund, it's

1:24:42

going to manage it's gonna result in

1:24:45

men meaningful returns and deforestation

1:24:47

is going to come to an end

1:24:49

in Brazil. And what the result is,

1:24:51

it's more deforestation. It's like just a fucking

1:24:53

lot. The point is is that they're not fraud

1:24:55

marching bankman freed out

1:24:58

of his apartment in the Bahamas because he

1:25:00

committed crimes. Their fraud marching bankman

1:25:02

freed out of his apartment in the

1:25:04

Bahamas because he got other Jews, like he is he

1:25:06

is very bad at what he does. He took money from

1:25:09

a lot of wealthy

1:25:11

people, including Jews, Like,

1:25:13

Larry David is now Larry David and what's the the football guy? Tom

1:25:15

Brady are gonna be subjected

1:25:19

to civil suits. Because they

1:25:21

were out there shilling for FTX. And and they've gotten all kinds

1:25:23

of Jews dragged

1:25:28

into this. And Bankman Friedman is like

1:25:30

basically just go like wiling out going like absolutely apeshit and thinking

1:25:33

that he's being

1:25:36

like disruptive Like, it's a combination of Benjamin Friedman

1:25:38

thinking that he's invincible because he's Jewish, because being Jewish means he never have to apologize.

1:25:40

And going out into the

1:25:42

system and seeing how it works

1:25:45

because he's a Jew and he understands how

1:25:47

it works. And then just going out and trying to be disruptive and saying, like, well, just gonna, like,

1:25:49

rig the system openly

1:25:51

and do, like, crazy

1:25:54

shit with these donations. And when your company fucking what goes tits up and you owe a bunch of people money,

1:25:59

it's a guy like, we're

1:26:01

not doing this, and they arrested him. That's why. There were some very over the top headlines

1:26:04

that Jesse brought to my

1:26:06

attention when I was on TDS

1:26:08

about how,

1:26:12

you know, the the prison

1:26:14

was being held as rats and

1:26:16

cockroach and rape

1:26:18

and all this, like, I know what a nightmare of a dungeon it is and all this. And I really was wondering they're

1:26:20

going with this because it's it

1:26:23

seems like the kind of

1:26:26

First of all, it seems like the kind of headline that

1:26:27

is inviting you to be, like, if the

1:26:29

headlines being, like, it's like a I

1:26:32

said it's like an Andy Kaufman joke where

1:26:34

you're the whole job purpose is to hate on the guy,

1:26:36

you know? Like, every single comment was, like,

1:26:38

good. Yeah. It's good to be suffering

1:26:40

and all that. But the the interesting thing I

1:26:42

was thinking was just and maybe this is getting a little conspiratorial, but I

1:26:44

was thinking of Jeffrey

1:26:46

Epstein. And I I still think with

1:26:48

Epstein that there is I

1:26:50

I think that there is like

1:26:53

I'm not somebody that goes in for conspiracy theories, but I think that there is like

1:26:55

a fifty percent chance that Jeffrey Epstein

1:26:57

is alive and well

1:27:00

in Israel. Oh, I've

1:27:02

been saying that for a while long. Yeah. I mean and it's not it's not gonna say it's a hundred percent dead. I'm

1:27:04

not

1:27:05

gonna say it's

1:27:07

a hundred percent But come

1:27:10

on. But I've actually said that about other Jewish pedophiles who have been involved in that who

1:27:16

disappeared. Yes. And they never found

1:27:18

the body. There's a guy that's happened in France, and I have to look up his name. But, like, if you look at

1:27:20

his Wikipedia page, like, it

1:27:22

says, like, the year that they

1:27:25

think he died with a question mark. And it says, we didn't find his body. We don't know what happened to this guy. Like, he's

1:27:28

but he was he was

1:27:30

under indictment. Like, he was at

1:27:34

actively being pursued by authorities and then suddenly disappears.

1:27:36

I'm like, yeah, you know, like, it

1:27:38

wouldn't it wouldn't actually surprise me if

1:27:40

that was the case.

1:27:42

Well, I wonder if that's what some of this stuff of these horror

1:27:44

stories and everything. If if it's

1:27:46

setting up for bankman freed commits suicide

1:27:48

in prison, like, I really I

1:27:50

wonder I mean, if if If

1:27:54

he does, if that's what happens, that he commits suicide in prison, and then he's cremated, and it's like

1:27:56

We never we may never know.

1:27:58

Yeah. Yeah. The extent of what he

1:28:03

I believe Sam Beckman Free knew about what he did and the secrets die

1:28:05

with it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I'm gonna

1:28:07

first see a bunch of,

1:28:10

like, rubber dings and FBI boats

1:28:12

like, flying down to some Caribbean island and, like -- Right. --

1:28:14

you know, taking computers and putting them in boxes. It's like, what happened to all

1:28:18

the Epstein stuff? Files bill buyer. What happened to all that shit guy?

1:28:21

What did it happen? I mean, I saw

1:28:23

everybody saw the fucking four

1:28:26

k drone footage of, like, all those, like, soft sided boats, like, going

1:28:28

down and taking all this shit off the island.

1:28:30

Like, what happened to it

1:28:31

all? What did you find? I think

1:28:34

we all know. I'm gonna put some

1:28:36

modest like, because you

1:28:38

know what it is, this is one of those things. If you put the cloud chips out, it's it's a,

1:28:40

you know, high return, high

1:28:42

high risk, high return. Right? I'm

1:28:47

gonna just put a few of my chips on this one because there'll be big ones

1:28:49

if if I get a if if I get a

1:28:51

win on this. But I

1:28:53

I think there is a there is a what do they say? Greater

1:28:55

than zero probability that he's going

1:28:58

to commit suicide, and that'll

1:29:00

be it, and that'll be the end of it, and then it'll

1:29:02

be yeah. Like you said, there's a secret die with

1:29:04

him.

1:29:04

Yeah. There is a non zero chance of him committing

1:29:06

suicide. Yes. Yeah. And that's and that's it. And then we don't hear anything

1:29:11

else about Don't hear anything else about it.

1:29:13

And until Palestine is liberated, and then one day, we'll find the truth about all these

1:29:16

scumbags. But Not

1:29:19

not because of that point.

1:29:20

Bringing him into custody,

1:29:23

like, ensures that he is

1:29:26

gonna shut the fuck up because his parents

1:29:29

have actually shown up at

1:29:31

the court and have been, like,

1:29:33

making a mockery of of the

1:29:36

system of course because they're Jews and

1:29:38

they think that they have special privileges. And, yeah, this is from December fourteenth.

1:29:40

Bankman freed's parents

1:29:43

scrutinized over court antics as

1:29:47

confirmed they receive payments. So his

1:29:49

parents were being paid from FTX and they're

1:29:51

coming in and doing court

1:29:53

antics. It's like put them in

1:29:55

jail too. Next time they show up at court, put them in irons. And this is a

1:29:57

list of extreme

1:29:58

privilege. This this this old these Jews,

1:30:01

this Jew

1:30:03

family Well, that's see, that's the

1:30:05

thing. Why do they need to why do they need to get payments if they're so

1:30:07

wealthy? It's because this was

1:30:11

an economic conquest. Of gentiles as much as

1:30:13

it was about doing a grip. Like, Jews always have multipurposes when they're doing these things.

1:30:15

Mhmm. And it's not just you've

1:30:18

said this before. It's not just about

1:30:20

profit. It's about

1:30:22

doing profit and doing the trick, and it's they derive satisfaction of

1:30:24

human suffering and

1:30:27

destroying people's wealth. Like, That's

1:30:30

why when we played that audio of

1:30:33

Andrew Ross

1:30:35

Orkin, Jewish, reading the letter

1:30:37

of the guy who lost all

1:30:39

of his life savings to Sam Brinkman freed

1:30:41

Sam Brinkman freed is like fucking snickering and can't hold himself back because he's

1:30:43

deriving immense

1:30:46

satisfaction from this. It's a parasite. That's a that's reaction of a parasite.

1:30:48

Let me just say. That is that is the

1:30:51

classic because the parasite, it

1:30:54

it's like by by forming the other

1:30:57

yeah. I did it. He wants recognition

1:30:59

for

1:30:59

being a parason. Right.

1:31:01

Right. Right. Right? Exactly. It's like the

1:31:03

is being read out. Like Andrew, I said

1:31:06

this on the show. Andrew Russ Orkin and

1:31:08

Benjamin

1:31:10

Freed in private would be reading that letter letter and just like

1:31:12

giggling to themselves. Yeah. But their

1:31:14

play acting in Benjamin Freed

1:31:17

was supposed to

1:31:20

act contrite. And and I actually think before he got

1:31:22

arrested, I don't know if this is true, but I'm just gonna sort of say that

1:31:24

this is one possibility. This

1:31:26

is a nice way of saying.

1:31:28

Is that the having him on Andrew Ross

1:31:30

Sorkin was giving him a very safe and

1:31:35

friendly environment That was not a get angry at him or go

1:31:37

too far. That was a Jew who

1:31:39

was doing a little a

1:31:41

little vignette play acting with

1:31:44

Bankman Fried And

1:31:46

he was supposed to demonstrate that he could do some level of PR damage control with And

1:31:48

Reid will read you a letter

1:31:50

of a guy whose life you deserve

1:31:54

destroyed, and we'll see if you can you can put

1:31:56

on a face that is going to maybe

1:31:58

clean up some of the damage. Like,

1:32:01

you can actually put on a face of

1:32:03

pretending to have some crocodile tears and put forward

1:32:05

kind of a face. And he could not

1:32:07

do it. Right. He looked like a demon he

1:32:09

looked like a fucking demon. Yeah. And he

1:32:11

couldn't stop snickering and he thought it was funny. And this is the this is the of like

1:32:15

lack of discipline that Jews are

1:32:17

angry about. This is why this guy has to go to jail. This is why they're not allowing

1:32:19

him on bail because this is the only

1:32:21

way that they can control what he

1:32:24

says because Ellison,

1:32:27

the girlfriend, she she's already

1:32:29

come back from the Hong Kong,

1:32:31

and their people are speculating that

1:32:33

she's turned on him. And she's gonna rat him out. So if

1:32:35

the walls are closing in on him, he

1:32:38

he is they are concerned that

1:32:40

this Jewish

1:32:42

boy which is effectively FTN is like an immature Jewish boy

1:32:44

is a child like laying in a beanbag

1:32:46

chair playing video as he's stealing people's

1:32:49

money. He's he's sitting there

1:32:52

and they're very concerned that this guy is

1:32:54

gonna start diving people out. Why did this?

1:32:56

Because he's getting

1:32:59

people fucking in trouble. Right. And so they're

1:33:01

gonna put him in jail. And that's why

1:33:03

I think I agree with you that I know it feels like to to

1:33:06

to maybe outsiders like

1:33:08

Oh, well, they're just gonna do everything. They're gonna do the same thing they

1:33:10

did to have seen to everybody now. Like, we're just saying that. It's like, no. No. Actually,

1:33:13

they don't have a

1:33:15

lot of good options. Because their

1:33:17

their schemes are just becoming so obvious to everybody. And

1:33:19

talk about bad timing. Yeah. Talk

1:33:22

about bad timing. Like, They

1:33:25

have to go to this length FTN the

1:33:27

midterms. They go to this length in the midterms because people are fucking angry. Yes. And it doesn't

1:33:29

mean that, like, oh, they stopped

1:33:32

Republican victory. But

1:33:35

they I don't know what they would have stopped. I mean,

1:33:37

at some point, it's like they're they're

1:33:39

practicing to stop anything. And

1:33:42

try to prevent. If they can't this

1:33:45

is what I think. If

1:33:47

they can't field Jack Kemp,

1:33:49

successful Jack Kemp Mike Pence, type

1:33:52

candidates, then they're just gonna do what they

1:33:54

did this last time. They're gonna keep putting

1:33:56

Biden FTN. They're gonna keep putting

1:33:58

somebody else in and running crazy

1:34:00

candidates. But I'm telling you, Jews,

1:34:02

you can't just keep putting Mastriano and whatever, and like pretending that the republican

1:34:05

party is like a

1:34:07

viable political vehicle that

1:34:09

just keeps, you know, shitting out

1:34:12

these weird extreme peak, quote unquote, extreme people

1:34:14

that you keep beating somehow. Like, nobody believes

1:34:16

this. Yeah.

1:34:18

Because the popular message, like, if

1:34:20

you ran if you had real

1:34:23

extremists in in opposition to the

1:34:25

Democratic Party, not Republicans, but

1:34:27

just real extremists these people would fucking lose. Doesn't

1:34:29

matter how many Sam Bankman Foods that you come up

1:34:31

with. But, yeah, this guy is So they

1:34:33

would do real damage. They

1:34:35

would do real damage the

1:34:37

system on their way down. That's the other

1:34:39

thing is that, you know, I'm not gonna pretend that that, like, someone who is

1:34:39

actually, like, the real

1:34:42

thing would be able to

1:34:44

beat like the

1:34:46

kind of money that Joshua brought the in But like everything

1:34:48

that the person would say,

1:34:50

everything that they would do would

1:34:54

would not only hurt Shapiro, but would

1:34:56

hurt the whole juice system. You know? And

1:34:59

that's the difference. It's like and it's

1:35:01

like Kanye West getting him to shut

1:35:03

up. Or or get him to talk about conspiracies or something else, something

1:35:05

other than what he's been talking about.

1:35:07

Because it's like the more he

1:35:09

talks, the more it hurts

1:35:11

them, you know. One of

1:35:13

my favorite charges against Sam Bankman Fried is

1:35:16

the conspiring to

1:35:18

undermine the United States of

1:35:24

America, which which on one hand, it it's

1:35:26

funny because if you think of

1:35:28

America as our

1:35:30

country, which I do, and it's been

1:35:32

subverted and taken away from us. So

1:35:34

when they say

1:35:35

that he is actually conspiring against the

1:35:37

United States of America, means he's

1:35:39

being a bad Jew. Doesn't

1:35:41

mean that he's, like, hurting America the way that we view America. He's actually hurting the

1:35:43

Jewish Right. He's conspiring.

1:35:46

He's, like, causing damage to

1:35:51

the United States as a Jewish puppet

1:35:53

state. Yes. And and and I love

1:35:54

it too because all of the things that,

1:35:58

like, you know, Jews say, like, oh, if you say Israel's greedy,

1:36:00

it's anti Semitism. It's like,

1:36:02

but but listen to the

1:36:05

text of the indictment. Samuel Bankman freed

1:36:07

the defendant and others known and

1:36:09

unknown willfully and knowingly did combine

1:36:11

conspire, oh god,

1:36:14

confederates. Oh, yours, conspiracy. Agree

1:36:17

and agree together. Oh, God. With each other.

1:36:19

Oh, God. To commit wire fraud. It was

1:36:21

part it was it was

1:36:23

a part and object of

1:36:26

the conspiracy that Samuel Bankman

1:36:28

freed the defendant and others known

1:36:30

and unknown, knowingly have devised and

1:36:33

intending to devise a scheme

1:36:35

and artifice to defraud and

1:36:37

for obtaining money in property by

1:36:39

means of false and

1:36:42

fraudulent pretenses, representations and

1:36:44

promises it would and transmit and

1:36:46

cause to be transmitted by means of wire radio and television communication in interstate foreign

1:36:49

commerce, writing, signs,

1:36:52

signals, pictures, and sounds for the

1:36:54

purpose of executing such scheme and artifice in violation of title eighteen

1:36:56

blah blah blah

1:36:57

blah. That un tight that statement

1:36:59

is engaging in anti submit troops.

1:37:02

Like, actually, the word conspire and

1:37:05

Jew and wire fraud and Jew

1:37:07

and, you know, all this. Well, they

1:37:09

didn't actually say the word Jew, but

1:37:11

they said, you

1:37:12

know, Well,

1:37:12

let's let's go to

1:37:14

the let's

1:37:15

go to the ultimate authority on this. Hold on. This is pure antisemitism. Oh,

1:37:22

man. But yeah, it's it's funny because

1:37:24

what you isn't guilty of

1:37:26

what Samuel Benjamin Freed is being indicted

1:37:29

for here? I mean, when you're

1:37:31

talking about committing wire fraud, I

1:37:33

mean, it's pretty broad. I mean,

1:37:35

using television radio wire, with

1:37:38

the purposes of fraudulent pretense to defraud people, to commit fraud,

1:37:41

to devise

1:37:44

a scheme, to

1:37:46

conspire, to agree together, to commit this fraud. Isn't that the evening news? Isn't that like

1:37:49

cable news? Mhmm.

1:37:52

Every night, This

1:37:54

is a is is a it's wire fraud.

1:37:56

I mean, it's a commit. It's

1:37:57

commit. I mean, you could just I mean, if the people

1:37:59

are like, oh, what are you what are you gonna do to

1:38:01

us? We're just gonna charge you with wire

1:38:03

fraud. Oh, well, that's the funny thing is that that just the

1:38:05

laws on the books, you could if a government and that's

1:38:08

where Trump you

1:38:11

know, Trump Trump put out this. At the same time, he

1:38:13

put out this his card

1:38:15

scam. He also put

1:38:18

out a statement on

1:38:20

what he will do about social media

1:38:22

censorship. And I don't know if you saw it. I watched I

1:38:26

saw

1:38:27

I saw that. Yeah. But got about Before well, let me just

1:38:28

say, III just to tie this

1:38:31

back to that, is is that

1:38:35

you know, I got about two thirds of the way through the video and I just shut it

1:38:37

off. I'm like, just I don't wanna hear it. I

1:38:39

don't wanna hear it -- Yeah.

1:38:42

-- you son of a bitch. But what

1:38:44

it comes down to is, this is

1:38:46

what I was gonna say, is the will, the will to do these things. With

1:38:48

all the laws on

1:38:50

the books, we could get

1:38:53

We could get ninety percent, ninety five percent

1:38:55

to a national socialist state just by enforcing

1:38:57

the laws that are

1:38:59

on the book. Against

1:39:01

the bad people in power. And that's where the reason I I

1:39:03

mentioned Trump is just

1:39:06

because he had it he

1:39:09

had the position. He had the authority. He doesn't anymore.

1:39:11

But he did have the authority in the position. And what did

1:39:13

he do? He passes

1:39:15

a tax cut for

1:39:18

the wealthiest, and then he makes Jerusalem the the the the recognizes Jerusalem is where the US

1:39:20

embassy is at his at his

1:39:22

own expense too because you could make

1:39:27

argument that, like, Trump doesn't actually care about immigration. He didn't have any will

1:39:29

to do that. He was never gonna do any

1:39:31

of that, but imagine if he

1:39:34

had done something on the free

1:39:36

speech piece. And on

1:39:38

sensor media censorship and everything else, he got banned from Twitter. His

1:39:40

own base got

1:39:43

banned from

1:39:44

Twitter. Which occurred in

1:39:46

the twenty twenty election. I mean, who's to say -- Right. -- for all the mistakes that Trump made in the twenty twenty election and

1:39:48

as shitty as he was

1:39:50

in twenty twenty and his stupid

1:39:54

as the Republicans were to let the Democrats get

1:39:56

away with all that mail balloting and

1:39:58

everything else. Yeah. It's still I I

1:40:01

would say up in the air as to

1:40:03

whether or not if all followers supporters had been still

1:40:05

on Twitter, still on social media,

1:40:07

still on Facebook, still on

1:40:09

YouTube, the way they were

1:40:11

in twenty

1:40:12

sixteen. I think he still could have pulled

1:40:14

off a win, very possible in twenty twenty. I know I know the rhetorical point you're trying to make there.

1:40:16

I I made this point a while ago, though,

1:40:18

and I think it probably is the case

1:40:22

cases. Trump actually benefited from media

1:40:25

censorship from Charlottesville onward because that's

1:40:27

when the bloom really started to

1:40:29

come off the

1:40:30

rose. No. That's true. Okay. That's a good point. He

1:40:32

gets. Yeah. Because if we had all been

1:40:34

on Twitter, it would have destroyed it

1:40:37

he probably would have lost even

1:40:38

worse. That's

1:40:39

a good because they That's a good point. But it still it

1:40:41

benefited him, but in the end, it ultimately

1:40:44

maybe he thought

1:40:46

Oh, it's benefiting me because they're

1:40:48

they're getting rid of some of the mimics.

1:40:50

And we saw evidence of this, like Republicans

1:40:53

working with Twitter and with Jack, in

1:40:55

in making sure that people who are critical of

1:40:57

the Republican party were being banned. But

1:40:59

maggas typically were not.

1:41:01

QAnon was definitely not

1:41:04

until until January sixth, and then they finally got

1:41:06

rid of Q and A. It's it's all this shit that was going on. Trump probably thought, well, they'll

1:41:10

never come for me. did they did. Like,

1:41:13

ultimately, like, he he was

1:41:15

rude. He was destroyed.

1:41:19

By his own making because he didn't have the will to go

1:41:21

after this stuff. And so nobody believes

1:41:23

you now on this

1:41:25

Trump. I mean, it's just

1:41:27

not not gonna happen.

1:41:28

Yeah. But no, he lost he lost because

1:41:31

I think a lot of people who are not connected to Twitter or social media. Thank

1:41:35

God at all. Said you didn't bring the factory back

1:41:37

to Wisconsin and Michigan like you said you would. And I'm part

1:41:40

of that thirty

1:41:42

thousand vote margin that boosted in

1:41:45

sixteen, and I'm not fucking coming back in twenty twenty. So fuck off

1:41:47

Trump. And that's what happened. Yeah. Well, and it ultimately comes down to

1:41:49

the same thing, is that once he had

1:41:51

the chance to do these things

1:41:54

or to at least fight them because that's the

1:41:56

other thing is that it's like

1:41:58

someone could say, well, if

1:42:01

Trump was in, he didn't have the majority

1:42:03

in congress. Like, he didn't have the the the, you know, the Republican party is so rotten they wouldn't have

1:42:05

gone for. They wouldn't

1:42:08

have passed things

1:42:10

that are written into legislation FTN think.

1:42:12

Well, there's still stuff he could have done with

1:42:14

executive orders and things like that. But but

1:42:16

it's just making the attempt

1:42:19

making the effort because If you make the

1:42:21

effort, if you say, okay, well, here's my plan that I'm gonna put

1:42:23

time for Congress, you guy. Yeah. And here's my effort guy. Here's my

1:42:25

plan that I'm

1:42:27

gonna put before Congress. And I'm

1:42:29

gonna go around the country holding

1:42:31

mass rallies, stomping for it. And then Mitch McConnell, you know, organizes

1:42:33

enough cuffed Republicans to say, well,

1:42:35

we're gonna block that.

1:42:40

You can then then you put pressure on

1:42:42

them. You know what I mean? Then you

1:42:44

make it then then they have

1:42:46

to deal with FTN their re election campaign. Trump

1:42:48

can then say, okay. Well, here's why,

1:42:50

you know, twenty twenty sixteen, I

1:42:52

get elected. Twenty eighteen, we have

1:42:55

a midterm. Now all the stuff that I pushed for in twenty seventeen, that

1:42:58

these Republican cuts blocked

1:43:02

now is your chance to throw them out of power, or now give

1:43:04

me, you know, voters, give me a congress that will

1:43:06

actually deliver on the things I tried to

1:43:08

get past in twenty seventeen. So it's like, momentum feeds

1:43:10

on itself. You know, if you try, if you

1:43:13

push and you drive to get things

1:43:15

done, it it's no

1:43:17

excuse. If you're if you are sitting in

1:43:19

the sit if you're sitting in the seat of power and

1:43:21

you just don't do it and you do the fucking tax cut and

1:43:23

you do the Israel shit, You're

1:43:27

there's no excuse for that. It's on you.

1:43:29

It's on you as a leader you have

1:43:31

failed. So so, yeah, it's

1:43:33

just but it's amazing with with the with

1:43:35

the wire

1:43:35

thing. You thought they were go for again. like -- Yes. -- like his whole

1:43:38

the premise of Trump's entire art

1:43:42

FTN. He was doing this yesterday saying,

1:43:44

you know, I've he was at

1:43:46

some sort of

1:43:47

Menorah, Tahora -- Oh, yeah. -- some

1:43:49

some news that's crazy. He's like worse

1:43:52

than Jordan year sit these days. I mean, it's

1:43:54

just just saying just saying like, you know, I I there's never been somebody who's been so great for you.

1:43:56

And then out of this

1:43:58

other side of his mouth, he's

1:44:01

saying things like, Jews you know, Jews what does he say? I

1:44:03

I feel so bad for Jews in America. They just

1:44:05

don't know how good

1:44:07

they had it. Like, he'll

1:44:09

say that. Yeah. And it'll and that'll praise them. But he thinks that, honestly,

1:44:11

he thinks that, like, if he gives

1:44:14

Jews everything that they want,

1:44:18

that they'll tolerate whatever means it

1:44:21

takes to get there. And

1:44:23

Jews are like, no,

1:44:25

because you you are doing

1:44:27

things that we never wanted to

1:44:27

do, which is, like, giving white people

1:44:30

more moralization.

1:44:31

Like, even if it's

1:44:33

fake, even if they're gonna be destroyed.

1:44:35

But we don't wanna do that because you're playing with fucking

1:44:37

fires. Well, that's it. I don't care

1:44:39

how many

1:44:41

I don't care how many diplomatic, you

1:44:44

know, whatever envoys you've set up in Middle

1:44:46

Eastern countries. I don't care how many embassies

1:44:48

get moved back to Jerusalem. You lit

1:44:50

a fucking fire in America with

1:44:52

fascism, and we can't ever forgive you

1:44:54

for that. So fuck you. And that's

1:44:56

that's it. It's it's like from knit

1:44:58

Trump is the big leverage guy. Right? So here's the deal.

1:45:01

You come to the Jews and you say,

1:45:03

I'm gonna give you everything you

1:45:07

want. And just give me this, this, and this in return. And they say,

1:45:09

no. And you say, well, well, I'm

1:45:11

giving you everything that you want.

1:45:13

Well, they can say, yeah.

1:45:15

But guess what? Hacking Jeffries is giving

1:45:18

us everything that we want. Ron DeSantis is giving us everything

1:45:20

that we want. We have a

1:45:22

lot of people who are team players

1:45:26

who got to where they are in the system by

1:45:28

playing by our rules, you know, by

1:45:30

not taking shortcuts and saying things

1:45:33

like, you know, good people on both

1:45:35

sides or or, you know, shit whole country.

1:45:37

Haiti is a shit whole country. They're not

1:45:39

sending their best. I'm gonna build

1:45:41

a wall. Like, you you you jumped the line,

1:45:44

Trump. You you you tried to

1:45:46

shortcut the system there to advance

1:45:48

yourself and your family. You

1:45:50

skipped ahead and you skipped ahead of people like Hillary Clinton

1:45:52

in line. We want we want the people that are

1:45:54

we we you know, we already have

1:45:57

ten, twenty, thirty,

1:45:59

five hundred different politicians that wanna be

1:46:01

president, they're willing to give us everything that we

1:46:03

want, everything that

1:46:07

we want. So it's a question now of who who plays by the rules.

1:46:09

You know, it's almost like somebody that that is

1:46:11

it's a college admissions. It's like

1:46:13

everybody has the same

1:46:15

high test score So it's

1:46:17

like who has the right recommendations? Who who did the right internship? You know, all those

1:46:19

things become more important if the test scores are all

1:46:22

equal? So it's like who cut off their

1:46:24

penis, Yeah.

1:46:27

Yeah. Who who fits in our who has

1:46:29

done everything right to advance their

1:46:31

career? So it's like de facto

1:46:34

How many levels of intersectionality do you

1:46:36

have Right. And and actually,

1:46:38

you know, that's a funny thing, Jazz, is that it's like the way to really, if you wanna

1:46:41

grind concessions out

1:46:44

of Jews, you have to

1:46:46

not give them what they want even if you want to even if you want to deal with them. Like, I I think,

1:46:48

like, Victor Orban is a

1:46:50

good example of someone who understands

1:46:54

principal. It's

1:46:55

like, even if you are willing to, like,

1:46:58

work with Jews and you're willing to

1:47:00

get in bed with Jews, which is

1:47:02

a shitty thing to do, and usually they're gonna win in the end. don't give

1:47:04

them everything right

1:47:07

on the first

1:47:09

round of the game. You don't just

1:47:11

hand them everything that they want. It's just a stupid and amazing that's

1:47:14

why Russia was like,

1:47:17

when when Tony Blinken was was saying you need to

1:47:19

give us Paul Whalen and Brittany

1:47:24

Grindr, Russia was

1:47:26

like, you're not getting fucking Paul Whalen. Right. You can you you can have Grindr and take bout.

1:47:32

Right. You're not getting fucking Paul Whalen.

1:47:34

Like, why? Because you you don't even frame it as this victory? It's like, no. We're not giving you Paul Whalen. I

1:47:36

will say that for another time when

1:47:38

you need something from us. Fuck off.

1:47:42

So the question is and this is just a little bit

1:47:44

of psychoanalyzing Trump. But the

1:47:46

question is, why would a

1:47:48

man who is so shrewd

1:47:50

when it comes to business and when it

1:47:52

comes to market True, though.

1:47:54

Well, but he he wasn't it. But but the

1:47:55

big one that we got, but but like that's

1:47:57

true. But but what I mean is,

1:48:00

this is guy who undoubtedly

1:48:02

has has a real killer instinct for self promotion,

1:48:04

for how to

1:48:07

come out ahead in situations,

1:48:10

four business deals. I'm not gonna pretend that he doesn't have a real killer instinct for that, and he has

1:48:13

decades of experience

1:48:16

doing lost Well,

1:48:18

he's lost some of it, but I think

1:48:20

some of it is I wonder

1:48:22

sometimes if Trump is just genuinely

1:48:25

a a Judeo file. Like like, if

1:48:27

if if his if he Well, if we

1:48:28

you know

1:48:29

what it is? Because we did the whole deep dive

1:48:31

on his father. I mean -- Yes.

1:48:33

-- father is is a

1:48:35

huge Judeo file. Trump's brother was

1:48:37

actually a member of a Jewish fraternity and told people that he was Jewish

1:48:39

in college even though he wasn't

1:48:41

Jewish, like one of Trump's brothers

1:48:44

did this So

1:48:46

it's like

1:48:46

Yeah. Yeah.

1:48:47

That I mean, these people are very hard

1:48:49

to follow somebody. Yeah. There's a that's a that's

1:48:51

a factor in politics when when someone

1:48:53

I mean, was a factor with Hitler and the

1:48:56

UK. I mean, if you just looked at it on a

1:48:58

or the British Isles, the British Empire, if you looked at

1:49:01

it on a on a purely cold blooded

1:49:04

strategic level, it may have made

1:49:06

more sense for Germany to just

1:49:08

carpet bomb British cities when

1:49:10

they when they still had the

1:49:12

upper hand or when they could

1:49:14

have. They didn't because Hitler's vision was friendship with the

1:49:17

British people. You know?

1:49:19

That was the That was his

1:49:22

value system, was a world where Germany and Great Britain would be

1:49:24

of equal standing,

1:49:27

Germany, the land empire, Britain,

1:49:30

the overseas empire, and together, they

1:49:32

would stand together and make Europe

1:49:34

strong and safeguard European dominance throughout

1:49:37

the world. So so that was

1:49:39

a factor. It's a factor in

1:49:41

in, you know, FDR's complete one-sided just love

1:49:43

of communist Russia. Was

1:49:47

a major factor in his

1:49:50

geopolitical calculations. Churchill's

1:49:54

just complete hatred his unreasonable hatred

1:49:56

of Germany where he's willing to sink

1:49:58

everything. His own career, the British empire,

1:50:00

a thousand years of British history,

1:50:02

he's willing to sink it. European history just to

1:50:04

destroy Hitler in Germany. So these factors

1:50:07

play in. And I wonder

1:50:09

sometimes, and it's really disgusting and pathetic.

1:50:11

But I sometimes I look at Trump, and

1:50:13

it's like it's like Jordan Peterson, where

1:50:15

it at what point is this guy

1:50:17

just AAA compulsive julever. This

1:50:20

guy just actually just thinks the Jews are

1:50:22

the hottest shit and he wants their approval

1:50:24

and he wants to be liked by

1:50:26

them and he's proud that his daughter

1:50:29

has his blonde daughter has become

1:50:31

the shisha for this this

1:50:33

fucking corrupt worm cushioner and his

1:50:36

and his grubby white collar criminal

1:50:38

scum family from the ghetto. It's

1:50:40

like how can you because that

1:50:42

tells you everything, you know,

1:50:44

a man's children that you allow your daughter

1:50:46

to marry a fucking ratworm, like Jared Kushner,

1:50:50

how do you as a father? I mean, you're

1:50:52

a father, Jazz. I'm a father. How do

1:50:54

you as a father let that happen

1:50:58

without being a a true Judeo file,

1:51:00

you know, someone who is just really you

1:51:02

just love Jews. I don't know. I sometimes wonder

1:51:04

if that's at the end of the

1:51:06

day, that's what it is with Donald

1:51:08

Trump. Yeah. I

1:51:09

mean, we've we've been down this road a bunch of times. I mean,

1:51:11

it's the the conclusion is just like the

1:51:13

guy the guy doesn't

1:51:16

have really

1:51:18

any close relationships with with

1:51:20

people that are, like, meaningful. And this is

1:51:22

kind of part and parcel to to

1:51:25

who he is and what he's

1:51:27

about. And he thought that, you know, that the Jews wouldn't my he

1:51:30

like, he looks at it, like, from a business

1:51:32

perspective, I

1:51:34

mean, Jews have a problem with anti Semitism.

1:51:36

Trump probably has a problem with

1:51:38

anti Semitism too because it

1:51:41

upsets his business interests. And could

1:51:44

potentially destroy him. And it has

1:51:46

because he played with fire, but

1:51:48

he thought if if I

1:51:50

give these people more than anybody

1:51:52

else does, then they're gonna want

1:51:54

me more. But it shows that he really doesn't understand, like,

1:51:57

what their true interests

1:51:59

are because he takes Trump

1:52:02

has Trump built some level of

1:52:04

success by taking insane risks, and

1:52:06

it sort of just worked out

1:52:08

for him. In a lot of ways. But

1:52:11

-- Right. -- but he he also took insane

1:52:13

risks. When he starts taking risks with, you know, the interests of Jews,

1:52:15

like the cultural, racial interests of Jews, they

1:52:19

don't take too kindly to the return, which

1:52:21

is, you know, this this,

1:52:23

like, immediate reward

1:52:26

of, like, all of these envoys, you know, whatever he

1:52:28

did with the the Middle East,

1:52:30

the Abraham Accord, and and

1:52:34

moving of the the whatever the embassies doesn't

1:52:36

matter. All of this shit

1:52:38

that he's done. Yes. It's

1:52:40

it like,

1:52:42

Jews were kinda like, their

1:52:44

responses

1:52:45

Yeah. Okay. But we were fine waiting another ten years for

1:52:47

that if it just meant that, like, white people

1:52:49

got gay or and

1:52:52

more black

1:52:53

FTN be more derascinated and everything else. And the the

1:52:55

but the people this is why they're so mad at a Benjamin FTN

1:53:00

Yahoo. Is because Benjamin Netanyahu was

1:53:02

funding all of these kosher right candidates like Bolsonaro

1:53:04

and people all over

1:53:06

Europe, Salvini, and so forth,

1:53:09

who are supporting the same

1:53:11

kind of, like, kosher thiocemitism built on the back of white populism

1:53:16

They did not like that because BB

1:53:18

Netanyahu and Jared Kushner looks like, well, why would Jews support

1:53:22

what Trump did? And because Jews there are some

1:53:24

Jews who don't wanna wait, jignats. We

1:53:26

talked about this phenomenon before. This

1:53:30

is why Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump went

1:53:32

to pray at the grave of

1:53:34

the rebel that that, you

1:53:37

know, the rebel a monocum,

1:53:39

Shneurson, whatever the guy that is, like,

1:53:41

the the patriarch of Orthodox jewelry. Oh, right.

1:53:43

He's dead now and he's been replaced,

1:53:45

but there's always a rebel who's like the guy. And

1:53:47

they they they look at him as like a holy

1:53:49

like patriot. They they prayed at his grave

1:53:52

for Trump's victory

1:53:54

in twenty sixteen. Oh my god. And, you know, there's

1:53:56

the whole story about the Chevy giving

1:53:58

Bolsonaro a dollar when he's in the

1:54:01

hospital. Because, like, giving somebody a dollar

1:54:03

is, like, Like, it's a great gift. It's like really funny. It's like -- Sure. -- it's

1:54:05

a religious ceremony where a rabbi gives you

1:54:06

money, but he gives you a dollar. Like, if

1:54:09

a rabbi gives you a dollar,

1:54:11

that's really generous. Right? It's

1:54:13

like, whoa. He's giving enough free of his

1:54:15

Oh, yeah. Wow. Evolution. Yeah. Coffee up that shekel. But

1:54:17

notice it's a

1:54:20

dollar, not shackle. Right? It's

1:54:22

-- Right. -- somebody else's fiat currency. But, yeah, the the thing with that that

1:54:24

the there's the

1:54:26

famous quote from the Rebi.

1:54:30

Where he went to go visit Benjamin Netanyahu

1:54:32

when he first became a prime

1:54:34

minister of of Israel with

1:54:37

the help of none other than Arthur

1:54:39

Finkelstein, that whole story. And

1:54:42

Netanyahu becomes prime minister

1:54:44

and

1:54:45

revey said something along the effect. I

1:54:48

don't have to look this up again to refresh refresh the

1:54:50

quote in my mind, but it's something along the lines

1:54:52

of revey

1:54:55

said something to Phoebe, like, you you have

1:54:57

so much work to do. And

1:54:59

Phoebe was

1:55:00

like, well, we can't

1:55:02

possibly get it all

1:55:04

done. In one day. And the Chevy said,

1:55:06

but you all you must always try for it's only the morning.

1:55:09

Meaning,

1:55:10

you have all afternoon

1:55:13

to complete all of the things that you

1:55:15

need

1:55:15

to get done, and need to done, like you to hurry. lot about these Jews

1:55:18

needing to see the

1:55:20

full filament.

1:55:22

Like, if they've committed their whole life and thought,

1:55:25

man, we're this close to the

1:55:27

end times. Like, they believe this shit. Like,

1:55:29

we're the oh, and we just have to,

1:55:31

like, manipulate these peace into place and

1:55:33

then it will happen within our lifetime. As you get old and

1:55:35

it isn't happening in your

1:55:38

lifetime, you become very

1:55:40

anxious at, like, wanting to make

1:55:42

it happen. And I I really believe that some of these, like and the fanatics,

1:55:45

like, the

1:55:48

ones that do terrorism on the temple mount

1:55:50

because they want the Aloxa mosque to be destroyed so that they can bring

1:55:52

about the temple

1:55:55

returning the second temple the

1:55:58

temple movement is legitimately like a terrorist organization in Israel that does this shit. Like they literally

1:56:00

take a block from the

1:56:02

old temple and put it up

1:56:07

on the mountain outside of the Allots' mosque and and,

1:56:09

like, bear these Palestinians to do

1:56:11

shit to them. Like,

1:56:13

they're basically laying the cornerstone of where they're gonna put

1:56:15

the new temple when shit comes back. They're basically

1:56:17

saying like fuck you. It would be like

1:56:19

if Jews took

1:56:21

that fucking temple cornerstone and stood outside of the White House and said,

1:56:24

here's where we're going to build our temple when

1:56:26

America falls. I mean, what do you think people

1:56:28

would fucking do? But that's what these

1:56:30

people are doing because they want to

1:56:32

will to power bra, like, this

1:56:34

shit happening, and Trump symbolized, like,

1:56:36

okay, we have a

1:56:38

politician who's willing to do

1:56:41

some dirty ass shit to get what

1:56:43

want. when we have worry about all the risks incurred

1:56:46

by waking up white people. That's

1:56:50

I think the mentality of it and it's just blown

1:56:53

up in their face because the end times aren't

1:56:55

real. It's not coming. Messyonic Judaism

1:56:57

isn't fucking real. All

1:57:00

this shit fucking fake. And a lot

1:57:02

of it's just about, like, taking a wrecking ball to this shit. In in Jewish

1:57:04

Diaspora, like the

1:57:07

Larry Fink jewelry, Like,

1:57:10

they hate these fucking orthodox Yaden. They hate these fucking people because make

1:57:13

being a Jew

1:57:16

in, like, the the

1:57:18

white world, like, a very difficult time. Right? Like, Fink just wants to go on with his ESG bullshit.

1:57:20

But see, the thing with Larry Fink

1:57:22

is, like, guy, you're gonna get caught too.

1:57:27

Like, everybody's gonna figure your shit out too. We didn't need the orthodox

1:57:29

Jews. We didn't need Donald Trump to figure

1:57:31

you out asshole. Like,

1:57:33

everybody can see what you're doing. So it's like they're both but

1:57:35

they're both, like, locked in this debate about, like,

1:57:38

what the white the right way to

1:57:40

proceed is. And it's like,

1:57:42

I the more they fight,

1:57:44

The more they have disagreement, the better. The

1:57:46

reason why American politics are so polarized is because of them. So anyway,

1:57:49

that's yeah. That's

1:57:51

what I think is going on

1:57:53

here. I think you're a hundred percent correct about wanting to stop Trump and and they're gonna try to do that

1:57:56

any way that they can. He

1:57:58

may stop himself because dude, these

1:58:00

ETF or

1:58:02

these whatever. What what is it? These cars.

1:58:04

Look, I I just I want you to hear

1:58:06

the message that he did you actually

1:58:09

listen to the message? Yes. If you could yeah.

1:58:11

His yesterday Did he put out on this? To hear him

1:58:13

pitching this is so over the

1:58:16

top, like,

1:58:19

just naked drift. You know,

1:58:21

it's like a new level

1:58:23

of drift.

1:58:24

But, yeah, I I need to take a short break

1:58:26

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1:58:29

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thens, EFPs with the hell of

2:02:40

these called

2:02:40

Warring. I

2:02:41

don't know what they're called. This is some gimmick within

2:02:43

a gimmick. Yes. It's a gimmick within a gimmick.

2:02:45

Yeah, the the the headlines are all with this. I mean, we it's

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one of these things daily rate wrote a

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good article about it.

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It it's actually become such

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a joke already that it's almost like stale to even comment on it.

2:02:56

It's one of

2:02:59

the headlines was from CNN.

2:03:02

Trump's NFT venture befuddles allies

2:03:05

and fuels concerns

2:03:08

over direct in a

2:03:10

twenty twenty four campaign. I like that headline. But anyway, yeah, I just wanted to play the

2:03:12

audio for anyone who hasn't heard it because

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the audio, it's it speaks for itself.

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It's like a a Jimmy Kimmel bit cannot or any

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kind of comedy parody of

2:03:22

this, cannot do justice to the the

2:03:25

parody that is the thing

2:03:27

itself. Well, it shows that

2:03:27

they're flailing their arms. The one comment I'll make about it, and this

2:03:29

will be my my one comment that I get to

2:03:31

say. Okay.

2:03:32

Yes. Is

2:03:34

is that is

2:03:36

they he he took the and

2:03:38

the reason why they're befuddled and the reason why they're shocked by this is because

2:03:43

he took He took this meeting with Kanye and all

2:03:46

of the blowback that came from it. Like, I

2:03:48

just had dinner at the club with

2:03:50

these guys. Like, look what happens? It's like

2:03:53

blown up all over the place, that he thought that

2:03:55

I'm going to monetize something like this. Because thing that is given

2:03:57

to people, that their opportunity

2:03:59

that they get by

2:04:03

buying these, like, Trump trading cards is an opportunity

2:04:05

to have dinner with Trump. And when I

2:04:07

listened to this audio and it said

2:04:09

that that was one of the for

2:04:12

the first prize that is mentioned is that you get

2:04:14

to come have dinner with me. I was like, of course, this is born out of

2:04:16

the the

2:04:18

he's trying to take this in to turn something that makes money,

2:04:20

and then I saw the price for these things.

2:04:23

And I said, oh, of course.

2:04:26

He thinks that this is gonna go If Kanye gets have with Trump, then

2:04:28

I wanna get to have dinner with Trump. And there's

2:04:30

certainly there's a huge market out there for people

2:04:33

coughing up ninety nine

2:04:35

dollars a

2:04:36

pop. And then he tells you people that are

2:04:38

that they're limited. It's a one time opportunity. He's trying to get a big cash infusion. So -- Yes.

2:04:42

-- and they haven't sold out out, sad. And

2:04:44

they have the prices is

2:04:47

is going

2:04:47

up. The father funny thing was just

2:04:50

the thing goes up after days to

2:04:52

what the first

2:04:54

round sells out and what that's like a hundred and

2:04:56

ninety nine dollars for the second

2:04:57

round? No. I guess I

2:04:58

guess anything was

2:04:59

short. I don't know how and if sees

2:05:02

work. But I I guess, like, anything with short

2:05:04

supply -- Mhmm. -- you

2:05:04

know, that they become collectible or somehow. Again, I don't even know I'm

2:05:07

gonna get made fun of FTN

2:05:10

through the comments.

2:05:10

Oh, I am too. I I but again, it's just

2:05:13

because of the no. No. You're probably

2:05:15

correct. Like, they bought they

2:05:17

bought the FTN at ninety nine dollars

2:05:19

And it's it's a it's a it's like a form of currency. So now it's those

2:05:22

are tradable, and it could be worse. Yes.

2:05:24

Like, inside your

2:05:26

NFT, you get an option to

2:05:28

to go have dinner with Trump. It's not like

2:05:30

the NFL, gets you dinner with

2:05:31

Trump. There's a bunch of shit that he gives away. You and

2:05:33

some friends can go

2:05:36

play golf. And what I think was

2:05:38

how he had announced this before on truth social the day before, because that's what had everyone really, like,

2:05:43

just minds blown. Was he was,

2:05:46

like, a major announcement, big announcement the next tomorrow, you know, like,

2:05:48

talking,

2:05:48

like, like, he's gonna, you know, do

2:05:50

some I saw the keep going like

2:05:55

Trump had back on. Yeah. Yeah. Right.

2:05:57

Right. Right. Took? Yes. Yeah.

2:05:59

So everyone it's this

2:06:02

is so quintessential Donald Trump.

2:06:04

Fuck. Big announcement and then he get to

2:06:06

the next day and it's like, I I just watched jazz. I told

2:06:09

you

2:06:11

I was watching a Christmas story, you know, like,

2:06:13

the the film about the kid that's obsessed with the real writer. And, yeah,

2:06:15

Ralphy, and there's this thing and

2:06:18

there there's a thing in

2:06:20

that I'm not a huge fan

2:06:22

of it, but I will say there's this funny bit where he keeps the little orphan Annie

2:06:24

decoder thing, like where he's

2:06:26

getting all the same shit. The

2:06:30

Ovaltine. Yeah. And he's eating all the Ovaltine. This is

2:06:32

like a trumpet. He's eating all the Ovaltine

2:06:34

and collecting it all, and he finally

2:06:36

gets his Dakota ring and he gets

2:06:39

the the message and he means all this. There's

2:06:41

this scene where he just decodes it and it says, don't

2:06:43

forget to drink your old teen and he's like, it's

2:06:47

just an advertisement. And it's

2:06:49

funny because that is like classic

2:06:51

Trump. That is classic Donald Trump. But anyway, yeah, let's

2:06:53

listen to the our

2:06:56

former president.

2:06:58

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2:07:02

up who was the founder of Ovaltine.

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I didn't get very far.

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horse through FTN American flag. He was a

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superhero. He was I mean, that is see, the salesman

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in me jazz is just I

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I have to, like, I always it's why I watching Glenbury

2:09:20

Glen Ross because even though they're

2:09:22

all scumbag salesman, having done

2:09:26

sales for many years, like, there's a certain kind of professional

2:09:28

respect for the sheer

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level of just balls

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and and Hutzpah that it takes to

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be that kind of

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bottoms feeding, like,

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This is this is unbelievable. This

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is unbelievable. And I

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know nine dollars doesn't sound

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like a lot for everything you're getting. I

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mean, this Trump is he's returning to

2:09:53

form here. But yeah. I like the

2:09:56

better

2:09:58

than Washington. Maybe he's an FTN fan, and

2:10:00

he's, like, done the deep dives. Yeah.

2:10:02

Ironically.

2:10:02

Ironically, Trump is better than watching.

2:10:05

Better than watching. No. Yes. I knew you

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were the one guy that would say that. Trump did more

2:10:09

for, like, Trump did more for white people

2:10:11

than George Washington ever did. George Washington wanted to

2:10:13

fucking wipe them all off the face of the

2:10:15

earth the you rebellion fuck George

2:10:17

Washington. I love I love when I love when people get really spun up

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about this too. People and some chats

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last night were like, I love when

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jazz hands FTN

2:10:26

really spins these spurts up on the on the America's

2:10:28

founding and they get really upset and really angry

2:10:30

or like when we've done the Christian nationalism but

2:10:32

they get really mad. It's like, well, the people

2:10:35

who get really mad about that are are

2:10:37

people who usually, especially with the Christian nationalism

2:10:39

stuff, aren't actually Christians or

2:10:43

nationalists? They might be Jewish nationals. Better than

2:10:43

Lincoln, better

2:10:44

than Washington. Yeah. Oh,

2:10:47

yes. Better than Lincoln. Lincoln

2:10:49

was a fan. It is

2:10:51

better than Lincoln. That that bips piss

2:10:53

people off too when I call people Lincoln a Fag. There's a Fag. What do you think a

2:10:55

lot of Republicans means? What

2:10:58

do you think that's

2:11:00

about? Law cabinet Republicans was founded

2:11:02

because Lincoln was a was a closeted faggot. Like, that's what he was. I mean,

2:11:04

look it up. The

2:11:06

guy the guy spent, like,

2:11:08

a decade, like, sharing a bed with one of his law

2:11:10

school

2:11:10

buddies. I mean, it's like, come on. And then these coppers are like,

2:11:12

oh, that's what people did back in

2:11:15

those

2:11:15

days. They

2:11:15

shared beds. It's

2:11:18

a good not not like this. So and

2:11:21

obviously One thing though Washington

2:11:23

or Lincoln wouldn't do

2:11:25

is sell cards like this. Make a video like this. Well, one

2:11:27

thing I will say for what you would Washington Washington would would do would chill

2:11:29

for this

2:11:30

shit. I guarantee you. They were all they all

2:11:32

would.

2:11:35

Think they would, like, for for for, like, to to promote their

2:11:37

own shit? Absolutely. They would do it

2:11:40

in

2:11:41

in their own

2:11:44

way, but I don't know, men of the

2:11:45

eighteenth century. You know

2:11:46

what you know what the worst lifters. You know what George Washington would

2:11:49

do? He would tell you. He would you on the the merits of fighting

2:11:51

the American revolution and fighting for your

2:11:54

country and abandoning your farm and

2:11:58

your family. And promising to pay you and then

2:12:00

never paying you and then when you riot

2:12:02

going and shooting you in the fucking head.

2:12:04

That's what he would do. That's George

2:12:06

Washington. I said when January six happened

2:12:09

that George Washington would have fully supported the US government going

2:12:11

in and doing what they did to people on January

2:12:11

sixth? Absolutely. Absolutely.

2:12:14

Did

2:12:15

it he I think

2:12:18

he would have had more Alexander

2:12:20

Hamilton to do

2:12:23

it instead. No. Right. This

2:12:26

is just it's just the most it's just

2:12:29

the most undignified. It is.

2:12:31

Well, because this is what happens when

2:12:33

you're in the city. When you put somebody

2:12:35

like this in power. He he is basically

2:12:38

if if anyone is a fan of Glenbury

2:12:40

Glen Ross, he is the Jack Lemmon character

2:12:43

at this point, who was the really good

2:12:45

salesman? Remember he's the one that was

2:12:47

the machine, you know, Shelly, the machine levine

2:12:49

was the really good sales and now he's getting

2:12:51

older and he's losing his shit and he's going around

2:12:53

to, like, the guy's house at night, you know,

2:12:55

and he's like, oh, yeah, mister So and so

2:12:58

where's your lovely wife? What's why don't

2:13:00

we sit out and talk about these

2:13:02

properties I have for sale in Florida. Like, that's that's where he's at with his with his

2:13:07

sales career. Oh, man. Yeah. That was that was a piece of that

2:13:09

was, like, almost almost like a parody. I mean,

2:13:11

that that was

2:13:14

a parody of Donald Trump, but Yeah. Yeah. It's funny. Befuddled

2:13:16

allies and causes concerns as to

2:13:18

where this kid I'll say.

2:13:23

I'll say. Maybe he just figures there's so many people grifting

2:13:25

on Donald Trump shit that, like, he needs

2:13:27

to get in on

2:13:28

FTN. Like,

2:13:30

it's a damn minute market. Yeah. It's me. It's me. I mean, I'm

2:13:32

I'm Donald Trump. So why why

2:13:34

all these gifters, like, trying to

2:13:36

milk the last bit

2:13:38

of these desperate old that that

2:13:40

still believed that still worshiped this guy like he's

2:13:42

a god. Why should it be people like Steve Bannon

2:13:46

and all these others? That are you know, Sebastian Gorka. Why should

2:13:48

he get all the money that that I Donald

2:13:50

Trump could get by selling my own

2:13:54

shit? You know? That might be his calculation. But anyway, we

2:13:56

can move on. I just I had to I

2:13:58

had to just have a laugh over

2:13:59

that. I mean, that

2:14:01

is that is unbelievable. Now so while Ovaltine is not

2:14:04

Jewish, the founder and

2:14:06

inventor of Ovaltine has

2:14:08

has a name that is

2:14:10

a Swiss name, Wanda, Albert Wanda,

2:14:12

but I see a picture of him. He

2:14:14

is indeed a Swiss chemist and a pharmacist. But there are a lot of Jews with the last name wander.

2:14:17

You'll you'll see

2:14:19

a lot of stuff if

2:14:21

you try to pull it up about

2:14:24

the last name wander and holocaust survivors and whatever.

2:14:26

So it's one of those names that has been

2:14:28

misappropriated. But appears

2:14:30

not to be Jewish. But I will say that the I'm sure that the people that were in charge distribution of

2:14:32

Ovaltine in the United States -- The

2:14:34

marketing guys -- Yeah. -- in that

2:14:39

period of history, which would have been, like, what, the nineteen

2:14:42

Admin. Madden. Yeah. Yeah.

2:14:43

Yeah. That period this would have

2:14:45

been, yeah, to, like, come up with a

2:14:47

sales pitch for that. Like, getting kids

2:14:49

to, like, do this shit. And I'm sure the original formula as

2:14:51

is the case with a lot of European food probably

2:14:55

didn't have a lot of sugar in it. But then when it got to America, they were like, well, we

2:14:57

gotta keep the sugar lobby happy. Let's load this shit up,

2:14:59

and that's

2:15:02

what they've done. So --

2:15:03

Yes. So, yeah, be.

2:15:04

I hate that fucking movie. I I hope

2:15:06

I get to get through this entire Christmas

2:15:11

without seeing them. I just I

2:15:14

FTN twenty, you told me that that movie, curiously, has no Jews involved in making

2:15:19

it at all. I couldn't find any. I

2:15:21

mean, not at least in the writer, director, the the author

2:15:23

and everything. It

2:15:27

is yeah. I'll I'll just say

2:15:29

I know a lot of people grew up on it and love it. I

2:15:31

find a Christmas story to be just a

2:15:34

celebration of commercialism and sort

2:15:36

of dysfunctional

2:15:38

family. It's it's it's not you know

2:15:41

what? When I actually watched because I watched the

2:15:43

end of it, we were decorating the

2:15:44

tree, and it it's actually not as bad.

2:15:47

As I

2:15:47

remember. Because the world

2:15:47

around you has gotten so

2:15:48

much worse. Yeah. Well, I mean, it's a lot

2:15:51

of it's just, like, the funny thing for

2:15:53

the one thing I think the reason

2:15:55

why

2:15:55

it's a timeless class because the

2:15:56

world just

2:15:57

becomes really shitty. Well, I like Christmas

2:15:58

movies where there is and we'll talk about this

2:16:01

in the other show, but I

2:16:03

I like Christmas movies there's

2:16:05

some sort of redemption, there's some

2:16:08

sort of message of selflessness. This

2:16:10

film is just vignettes of a childhood.

2:16:13

But the one thing I think why people like it is it's

2:16:15

very much a little boy. You know? Like, there's a scene where the bully is picking on him and he has to just, like, beat

2:16:17

the shit out of

2:16:20

the bully. And and I did like

2:16:22

that scene. And I was like, man, that's something that they wouldn't do in a movie today because it's like all little

2:16:28

boys eventually are gonna be confronted by another little boy who wants

2:16:30

to bully them physically, you know. And and you have it's a lesson that little boys have to learn.

2:16:32

It's with

2:16:36

the the smarter and more sensitive, you know, he's kind

2:16:38

of bookish kid. He's got the glad thick glasses.

2:16:40

The more you're likely to be a target for that,

2:16:42

and the more you have to learn the lesson that

2:16:44

you've got stand up for yourself physically, you know. Yeah.

2:16:46

So there were a lot of little things like

2:16:50

that in it that were good, but but

2:16:52

it it is sort of I guess, I just

2:16:54

don't like the narrator, his clawing narration. He's actually

2:16:57

the guy who wrote the story. Yeah.

2:16:59

That I don't like, but we'll talk

2:17:01

about Christmas movies on our on our other special that we're gonna

2:17:03

do. Right. We're gonna we

2:17:06

will have one more

2:17:09

show that will drop

2:17:11

on Christmas Eve it will be a feel good

2:17:13

show and we'll we'll not tell you what

2:17:16

it is, but it's gonna be a new

2:17:18

deep dive sort of to add to the

2:17:20

other ones for the holidays. So

2:17:22

I think that will probably be it

2:17:24

from us. But the story ownership gears here

2:17:26

into while we still have some time,

2:17:29

is is where did it go?

2:17:31

Yeah. This is one you'll really like,

2:17:33

I think, a lot because it actually

2:17:35

gives some hope about, you know, the

2:17:38

state of kids, young young groups

2:17:40

of kids these days, but it

2:17:42

has to do with social media And

2:17:44

it's not like, oh, you're gonna

2:17:46

come away from this feeling so

2:17:48

good. It's actually I found something about this

2:17:50

that was really under striking for me because

2:17:53

FTN was something

2:17:55

I didn't consider in all of

2:17:57

the discussion that you and I

2:17:59

had on social media. But that through the through things that these teenagers

2:18:04

have done for themselves

2:18:07

because they recognized the the

2:18:09

corrosive nature of social

2:18:11

media they got pushed back

2:18:14

from their own classmates around

2:18:16

around their kind of issuing

2:18:18

social media And the complaint is very

2:18:21

interesting. It's something that I haven't heard before,

2:18:23

but it sort of gives gives the game away on what another purpose of social media. It's not just

2:18:29

to keep people busy. But so this article, I don't know where

2:18:31

this was originally published,

2:18:34

but it's in the news. And it's

2:18:37

called Luddite teens don't want your likes. And I was

2:18:39

immediately pulled in because it's like, luddites. They don't want your likes.

2:18:43

What if they sworn off social media? Yes.

2:18:45

That's exactly what they did. And so there is a in Brooklyn of all

2:18:47

places. In New York City, there is a there

2:18:49

is a Luddite club

2:18:52

that meets weekly. It

2:18:54

is a high school group and

2:18:56

they promote a lifestyle of self

2:18:59

liberation from social media and technology.

2:19:01

And basically, they have all gotten

2:19:03

rid of their smartphones Some

2:19:05

of them have dumb phones. Some of

2:19:07

them have no phones. And they meet

2:19:09

once a week in Prospect Park

2:19:12

in Brooklyn. And they don't communicate with

2:19:14

each other over the phone or

2:19:16

over, like, text message or

2:19:19

whatever, they they just say, we're gonna meet

2:19:21

in this park, rain, snow, shine, doesn't matter.

2:19:23

And we're gonna like, they're gonna have our

2:19:25

weekly meetings of this Luddl group. And what do

2:19:28

they do when

2:19:30

they get together for the Lubbock group, they

2:19:32

sit there and they write, and they do artwork, and

2:19:34

they just sit in the park, and they spend time together socializing

2:19:38

doing things that people used to do. And it's their

2:19:40

Luddite Club. This is what they do. They sit there and read books. I'm not

2:19:42

gonna judge them on the books. They're reading, but they're reading things like Hunter S. Thompson and, like, shit like that.

2:19:47

And they're just, you know, into

2:19:50

the wild, you know, John Krakauer's book, which I've actually read, which is pretty good about living in the Alaskan

2:19:52

wilderness. And,

2:19:57

you know, one of them says, we've got this theory that

2:19:59

we're not just meant

2:20:02

to be confined to buildings and work.

2:20:04

And that guy was experiencing life, real

2:20:06

life, social social media and phones are not real life. And then this one girl this club

2:20:11

says, when I got my flip phone, things

2:20:14

instantly changed. I started using my brain It

2:20:16

made me observe myself as a person

2:20:18

for the first time. I've been trying

2:20:20

to write a book and now I'm

2:20:23

twelve pages in. So it's like, these

2:20:25

people FTN their own, high school

2:20:27

students decided to create this club

2:20:29

where they all gave up their phones and basically

2:20:32

do this

2:20:34

on their own, and it's like working and

2:20:36

it's becoming popular. They probably they probably always just gonna

2:20:38

say. They probably you could have a normal conversation with them. They

2:20:43

have a good pension span. They

2:20:45

have a normal healthy sex drive. They have, like,

2:20:47

everything else that that that is, you know, normal

2:20:51

and healthy of all past generations.

2:20:54

No, it's that's that really is interesting because it raises the question,

2:20:59

is this gonna be something that in the

2:21:02

future? I mean, you already see it with Facebook becoming just like a boomer thing. You know what I mean? Like, Facebook is

2:21:04

just it's

2:21:08

it's like it's dead to the young people. It's

2:21:10

it's just a thing where boomers and

2:21:13

boomers are more addicted to it than anybody.

2:21:15

Well, because because TikTok and Instagram

2:21:17

replaced Facebook as being more

2:21:19

addictive. Yes. And that's and

2:21:21

that's true. But but you wonder

2:21:23

if this whole phenomenon that we're living

2:21:26

in this period of everyone glued to their phones will instead of it becoming the new

2:21:28

normal. If

2:21:31

it will, in fact, be looked at

2:21:34

as, like, just a strange I mean, we talked about that. Totally. It's gonna be a mixed

2:21:36

experiment. It's

2:21:41

gonna be looked at, like, the cocaine fueled disco days of Yeah.

2:21:44

Yes. Yes.

2:21:46

Yes. Yes. Or even even something like

2:21:49

you remember back to the future, And and

2:21:51

it it takes place in nineteen fifty five. Right? Yes. And the father's twenty

2:21:53

first nineteen. Yes. Yes. And

2:21:55

what does the dad

2:21:57

do? He's he they

2:21:59

got their first television set. And remember, he's

2:22:01

so proud because We'll sit on

2:22:03

the wheels while he We'll sit in it. Yes. While there

2:22:05

are dinner and his thing is now we can watch Jackie Gleeson

2:22:07

while we eat. And

2:22:10

it's like it's to someone who

2:22:12

had never had a television before. It's like,

2:22:14

wow. What a great idea is instead of the family, like,

2:22:18

talking and having dinner together. We'll still have dinner together,

2:22:20

but we'll wield the television in front of FTN. So we'll all just

2:22:22

stare at the screen. You know? Now it's not to say that people

2:22:26

got away from that later, but it's just

2:22:28

once that initial thing of, oh my god, the television.

2:22:30

We can watch the TV now. You know? Once that wears off, it's

2:22:34

like, okay. I don't gotten away with it. I

2:22:36

mean, I don't remember the tea like, you

2:22:38

know, there's no during dinner. And people like now, it's like, you know, people are, like, you

2:22:43

know, you hear about families that are like, no,

2:22:45

we our children take terms saying something that they're grateful for.

2:22:47

They tell a story about what they did in school. You

2:22:50

know, people have, like, gone back to,

2:22:52

like, no, we're totally missing out on

2:22:54

having family. Like, get get the elector Jew out of the fucking Right. Right. Right. Yeah. It's

2:23:00

it's like that it's like that Catholic

2:23:01

priest. So I can't remember his name, but there's the quote

2:23:03

that I've shared on

2:23:05

telegram that says, having a television in your home

2:23:07

is like having a Jew in your living room.

2:23:10

Yeah. It's the electronic shoe. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

2:23:12

Yeah. It's a so so yeah.

2:23:14

This is

2:23:15

interesting. So there's a backlash. So this

2:23:17

is so it continues because this

2:23:19

is you know, it's it's very interesting insights that you get from these kids because

2:23:21

I would, you know,

2:23:24

it's like things that

2:23:27

we didn't even consider we were doing

2:23:29

our deep dive and you wouldn't because it's

2:23:31

you don't no one's ever really done

2:23:34

like, I look at this as an

2:23:36

actual Experiment. And these are the results of

2:23:38

the experiment. Like, what happens when you take kids

2:23:40

who grew up with this their whole lives? Like,

2:23:42

that's the most incredible thing about it is because

2:23:46

Some of this makes me feel old

2:23:48

because there are some of them that are

2:23:50

like cargo culting the flip phone and like putting

2:23:53

like rhinestones and nail polish and a

2:23:55

picture. One of them has a picture

2:23:57

of Lauren Hill from the Fuji's on the phone because they're

2:23:59

like trying to do like,

2:24:02

nineties, like, kind of, like,

2:24:04

nostalgia. And I'm, like, early Aats,

2:24:06

nostalgia. When they probably weren't alive, because

2:24:10

they can't know. They couldn't have been alive in two

2:24:12

thousand twenty two. They wouldn't have been alive for this,

2:24:14

so they wouldn't have been babies. So they're, like, harkening back to an era that was, like, very much a part of, like, your existence and my

2:24:16

existence FTN

2:24:19

actuality. Like, I've had a flip phone. I've

2:24:21

had multiple flip phones. I had a start pack. So I know, you know, I never put nail polish for fucking Lauren Hill on my phone,

2:24:24

but, like, I

2:24:29

know the I know the girls that did, like, you know, that's

2:24:31

that's just what it was like.

2:24:33

And so that some of them are they're

2:24:35

sort of, like, there's, like, an element of, like,

2:24:37

going back to a simpler time because the movies

2:24:39

that they see on TV, you and

2:24:41

I were talking about Ferris Bueller, before we

2:24:43

started recording. Like, the movies that they

2:24:46

see on TV, like, think about, like, a high school existence of Ferris Bueller

2:24:48

today. Like,

2:24:51

viewer in a high school, like Ferris

2:24:53

Buehler was. I mean, it's like, to these kids who have

2:24:55

grown up with multiple computers

2:24:58

in every classroom, smartphones in

2:25:00

everybody's hand from very early age, they're like

2:25:02

desperate for like, can we please disconnect from this?

2:25:07

And they're trying to, like, cargo cult this

2:25:09

era of, like, flip phones and rhinestones and whatever. But some of the members are, like, no, I'm just doing no

2:25:12

phone. Like, No

2:25:16

phone at all. The reason why some of them

2:25:18

have flip phones though, it sort of divulges

2:25:21

later in the article, is that the parents,

2:25:23

there's a bunch of shit to unpack here.

2:25:25

The parents of these kids were so shocked when their

2:25:27

kids wanted to get rid

2:25:30

of the iPhone that they were

2:25:32

like well, how are we gonna get get in touch with you?

2:25:35

And not just that. Some of the parents

2:25:38

are like, how are we going to keep

2:25:40

track of you? Because -- Yeah. -- they

2:25:42

all use the GPS tracking apps, and they have they've been given the sense of security of knowing

2:25:47

exactly where their child is on a Thursday

2:25:49

night at eleven fifty nine PM. And without that on the phone, they're

2:25:51

like, so we're dependent on phone calls. And

2:25:54

one of the parents one of the parents in

2:25:57

the article is like, I'm sorry, we're from the

2:25:59

helicopter a parent generation. Like, I don't know what we're gonna do here. It's like You know, it's because

2:26:01

of the I had a So I

2:26:03

had a So the impact

2:26:04

well, let me let me complete the thought. Yeah.

2:26:07

Sure. So the so the parents are invested

2:26:09

in keeping their children sick as

2:26:11

much as the children are invested

2:26:13

in keeping their children sick because

2:26:16

of the the surveillance of ability

2:26:18

capabilities of the

2:26:19

phone. Yes. It's like they're they're willing

2:26:22

to

2:26:22

put up with all of the other bullshit

2:26:26

that comes with the phone, drama,

2:26:28

bullying, sex, like just all kinds of shit

2:26:30

as long as they have the ability to fucking surveil them.

2:26:35

This is like the US government in Israel.

2:26:37

Like, we're fine with people having social media as long as we

2:26:39

have the ability to surveil them. That's why in Trump's list of social media, like

2:26:44

things that he's gonna do. Of course, predictably, one

2:26:46

of the items on the list was

2:26:48

getting rid of section two thirty, which is

2:26:50

like, backdoor encryption. It's like, yeah, we we

2:26:52

will let you have free speech we'll let you have no

2:26:54

censorship, but you're gonna we're gonna watch everything that you're gonna do.

2:26:58

That's how that's gonna work. So it's yeah.

2:27:01

Anyway, go ahead, but there's a lot more

2:27:03

to sure. Yeah. Well, I was just gonna say that the

2:27:08

before I had

2:27:10

any kids, I know a lot of parents and I knew parents

2:27:13

that would use these,

2:27:15

like, baby monitors where

2:27:17

they have

2:27:18

something, you know, that's attached

2:27:20

to the baby at all times. And there's

2:27:22

FTN ankle bracelet for teenagers. Yeah. ankle bracelet

2:27:24

and everything else. And I I talked to a doctor

2:27:26

friend, a very good friend of mine. Who

2:27:29

said that, you know, it really it's

2:27:32

really just for the parents FTN to feel because

2:27:34

there's not like, if there is, like, an emergent

2:27:37

I mean, you know, there's not a lot

2:27:39

you're gonna be able to do. If you're

2:27:41

not a trained doctor, somebody in pediatrics, if something

2:27:43

is really going wrong, I mean, you you

2:27:45

gotta watch your kid and there's certain precautions you have

2:27:47

to take. And I, you know, I just had a I

2:27:49

had a second baby and we're well, I'm a lot less

2:27:52

nervous now. I was much more

2:27:54

nervous, the first one around. But it

2:27:56

it's funny because that's what I was thinking

2:27:58

with with the phone thing. It's like,

2:28:00

the anxiety that that these things produce,

2:28:03

the sense that if I if I

2:28:05

can't I mean and listen,

2:28:07

as a parent, I can imagine that too.

2:28:09

I would wanna be able to call my kid

2:28:12

at all times and know where they are at

2:28:14

all

2:28:14

times. But Calling's one thing It's the parents that are

2:28:15

lamenting the fact that they no longer They can't track them by JPS. But you right.

2:28:18

But I'm I'm I mean,

2:28:20

I'm speaking just

2:28:22

more broadly about our stations there

2:28:24

having Right. Right. No. No. I know.

2:28:26

I know. But but what I'm saying is

2:28:28

I'm speaking more broadly just of the idea of

2:28:30

being able to call. It's something that -- Yeah.

2:28:33

It's almost unthinkable now to not

2:28:35

have to do it, to not be

2:28:37

able to do it. But again, that's how we

2:28:39

all lived for thousands

2:28:42

of years up until, like, into

2:28:44

the nineties, into the two thousands. I mean, remember getting

2:28:46

a cell phone and then all of

2:28:50

sudden that expectation getting created. I remember when

2:28:52

this happened, then Yes. Yes. You you have to like, all

2:28:54

of a sudden, it's, like, part of what you have to

2:28:56

do. Before

2:28:59

it was just like When

2:29:00

people get scared, if they don't hear from you.

2:29:02

Yeah. Almost this time. If you're gonna be gone for an extended period of time, check-in. You know, if it's gonna be, like, several hours

2:29:08

or overnight, like, let us know you got home

2:29:10

safe or whatever. But then as soon

2:29:12

as the phone went in the pocket, the

2:29:15

deal was, oh, we'll pay for it, but

2:29:17

you know, you you you need to we we need to

2:29:19

be able to, like, make sure we

2:29:21

can get in touch with you. It's like, well,

2:29:23

what's different? I remember arguing about it and being

2:29:25

like, well, what's I mean, I'll still do what I did before, but there's

2:29:27

not gonna be this increased demand

2:29:30

for doing more of what I did before.

2:29:33

And it's like, no. That's not what we're asking for.

2:29:35

It's okay. But then it became

2:29:37

that. And it's like, no. No. We're not

2:29:39

doing

2:29:39

this. And I had an experience I had

2:29:41

an experience the first time I ever went

2:29:44

into New York City by myself. Like, because I was

2:29:46

living on Long Island. I moved up there with

2:29:48

a friend of mine. And we went into the city

2:29:50

a couple of times on the weekends. And I

2:29:53

rode the did the Long Island railroad,

2:29:55

went into the Penn station, you know, and

2:29:57

took the subway. And from a for a country boy like me,

2:29:59

at the time, it was kind of,

2:30:01

you know, it was exciting and I was a little

2:30:03

nervous, you know, because it's all so big and So

2:30:05

I'm not used to even riding public transportation. It was like, wow. How do

2:30:07

I do this? What if

2:30:09

I do the wrong thing? You know? Like, what if

2:30:12

I put the wrong ticket in the turnstile at the

2:30:14

subway? I mean, again, if you from from West Virginia. That's all very intimidating when you first do it. But I never

2:30:16

forget the first time I went

2:30:18

in on my own. I took

2:30:20

the train on my own. I

2:30:22

went in, got on the subway,

2:30:25

and my phone died. My the

2:30:27

battery just ran out. And I

2:30:29

spent the whole day and night wandering around Manhattan without

2:30:31

a phone, without any EPS

2:30:34

without any way to call anybody, without any

2:30:36

way to know where I am. And I've I started, like, looking

2:30:38

at the landmarks, you know, instead of, like, looking at my phone while I'm walking around,

2:30:44

First thing I did was I went and saw the Empire

2:30:46

State Building and went up to the top and it

2:30:48

was at night on a very cold night and it

2:30:50

was just amazing. And I had a it was

2:30:52

a great memory that I had

2:30:55

just exploring Manhattan without a cell phone,

2:30:57

without any way of that. And

2:30:59

sure enough, I found my way back to Penn station. I

2:31:01

found I got I figured out, you know, how to

2:31:04

get back on the I caught the train at

2:31:06

the right time, went made it back to I was able

2:31:08

to get home. No problem. You know? But it

2:31:10

was, like, the the little thing oh I'm York I phone's Now now what?

2:31:17

You know what I mean? Like, it's not I'm not out in

2:31:19

in the fucking Tundra up

2:31:22

in Canada, you know, in in Alaska or

2:31:24

something without a without a pack of matches. You're not gonna

2:31:26

die. You can figure shit out. And FTN was very

2:31:29

like I said, it was just very liberating. I

2:31:31

started looking at every thing around me taking in

2:31:33

the sights and the people in a way that

2:31:35

I wouldn't have done had my phone been

2:31:37

FTN. And I'm I'm like, looking okay. Well, let's

2:31:39

find a top rated restaurant. Let's You know, what's around

2:31:42

this corner? Like like, how far how many blocks am I from this thing,

2:31:46

you know? And just just mapping out my

2:31:48

every move.

2:31:49

Anyway. Yeah. It's

2:31:49

just a little

2:31:50

people don't realize what they're giving up in exchange for the convenience of these things.

2:31:52

And it's actually And the

2:31:54

false sense of security. Yeah. The

2:31:56

false sense of security. It's like

2:31:58

the one in a million chance you're gonna it's

2:32:01

you're gonna be in a life and death situation where you

2:32:03

really need a cell

2:32:03

phone, and that will make the difference between life and

2:32:06

death. But that could

2:32:06

be it. So you have to have the

2:32:08

Jewish Yeah. Yeah. I have to have

2:32:10

it at all times.

2:32:11

Yeah. Yeah. It's like blow blow it up your

2:32:13

ass, kite. It's like

2:32:14

somebody that's that's carrying a gun at all times,

2:32:16

like, even FTN, like, a you

2:32:18

know, like, in their house, they got there. They're

2:32:20

they're wearing a gun on. What what if somebody break? I mean,

2:32:22

like, there's a there's a natural thing, you know, it's

2:32:25

if you own a gun and you have a

2:32:27

CC permit, it's like you gotta know when to carry, but you don't

2:32:29

have to carry all the time in in case of that inevitability. You know what I mean?

2:32:32

Like, go there's

2:32:35

all kinds of things like that in life where

2:32:37

we have this we're not you're not actually assessing the real problem with

2:32:39

the guy who wears the life Jack FTN.

2:32:42

All all the

2:32:43

Yes. Yes. Exactly. That's even better. That's even better

2:32:46

than that. Blood coming at

2:32:46

any moment. So I'll take it right back with me. You

2:32:50

you become a nervous wreck. And that's what it

2:32:52

is with these parents. Like, even when the kids liberate

2:32:54

themselves to bring this back to what do the article.

2:32:57

Even when the kids liberate themselves, the parents

2:32:59

are still fucking nervous wreck because they've been

2:33:01

conditioned by

2:33:01

FTN. You know? Yeah. Well and so this

2:33:03

is this is so where

2:33:05

where did this this one quote from this

2:33:07

guy? Where did I where I was? Yeah. I

2:33:10

I guess I didn't get there yet. That's fine. We'll keep going with this. Pressing

2:33:12

forward. So just

2:33:15

to get people a little bit

2:33:17

of background, there's a guy named Ned Ludwig

2:33:19

who is a folkloric century textile worker who

2:33:24

supposedly smashed up a mechanized loom

2:33:27

and inspired others to do

2:33:29

so taking up his name

2:33:31

and riding against industrialization. So

2:33:34

that's the the namesake of Luddite is Ned Ludd. What a hero smashing

2:33:38

up that Jewish loom. I'm sure

2:33:40

he got in a lot of

2:33:42

trouble for that. But people joining one was looking

2:33:45

for. So James Jameson

2:33:47

Butler, a student in

2:33:50

a black flag t shirt

2:33:52

who's carving a piece of wood

2:33:54

with a pocketknife ex ex explained.

2:33:57

I've weeded out who I want

2:33:59

to be friends with. Now it takes

2:34:01

work for me to maintain friendships. Some friends

2:34:03

even reached out when I got off the iPhone and

2:34:06

said, I don't like texting with you anymore because

2:34:08

your text sir green

2:34:10

instead of blue. And he says, that

2:34:12

told me a lot. And it does. Like, I'm actually having a

2:34:14

friend who doesn't want to continue to have because it's like the

2:34:16

text thing

2:34:19

is just a way of, like, it's

2:34:22

like a shortcut to what would be a normal Like, you're texting you can't You don't text

2:34:24

because that's

2:34:29

the only thing you would prefer to do now. And what

2:34:31

he's being told by his friends

2:34:33

is like, oh, I don't like texting with you

2:34:35

because I just have you're the green text

2:34:37

guy. And I feel like there's some level of manipulation from Apple that goes into that

2:34:40

with the

2:34:43

iMessage is because I feel like in

2:34:45

every training, every movie, everything that

2:34:47

you like see people texting each

2:34:49

other, they actually put up on

2:34:51

the screen of the TV show

2:34:53

or the movie Like, that's the only way that texting is represented.

2:34:55

It's never represented in an android

2:34:58

format. It's always represented

2:35:00

in the blue and

2:35:02

gray text boxes, which is

2:35:04

like, it's like it's almost like MKL training

2:35:06

you into believing, like, this is the only way

2:35:08

that you should be texting people. Or this is like like anything

2:35:10

else is like weird. And there has to be

2:35:13

something psychological with the green versus

2:35:15

blue because it's people just like

2:35:17

the blue. I don't know whether,

2:35:19

you know, how red and yellow and orange

2:35:21

make people hungry or angry. That's, you know,

2:35:24

why fast food restaurants are all red, yellow

2:35:26

and orange. But, like, there has to be something with the blue and green. I don't know what it is. I know blue is soothing

2:35:32

color green. That color lime green though is kinda like

2:35:34

It isn't easy to read, actually. It's not as easy to read. It's like

2:35:38

blue on white text. So -- Yeah.

2:35:41

-- who knows? But anyway,

2:35:42

I'll skip

2:35:42

over that part. Where did this go? Yeah. They

2:35:45

meet up regularly.

2:35:47

Yeah. It really their

2:35:51

group really took off over the the

2:35:53

the shutdown for COVID. And this

2:35:56

one of these girls is

2:35:58

like, but I wasn't always a

2:36:00

luddite there seems to be a level of

2:36:02

being a misfit to get into it, but

2:36:04

she's like, I wasn't always one of these people. And

2:36:06

these aren't people who just like never like

2:36:09

social media. In fact, a lot of these people

2:36:11

that are in this club are people who are

2:36:13

addicted to social media because this girl says that it all began during

2:36:15

lockdown when her social media use

2:36:18

took a troubling turn, I became completely

2:36:20

consumed. She said, I couldn't not post a

2:36:22

picture if I had one on my phone.

2:36:25

And I have this online personality of,

2:36:27

I don't care, but I actually did,

2:36:29

so she was like being ironic. I was definitely

2:36:32

still watch everything that

2:36:34

was going on. Eventually, two burned

2:36:36

out to scroll past yet one more

2:36:38

picture perfect Instagram selfie. She deleted the app.

2:36:42

But that wasn't enough. I had to

2:36:44

put my phone in a box and

2:36:46

get rid of it altogether. And then she said, this is this is she's saying

2:36:48

exactly I

2:36:51

don't know if you read the whole article while while I've

2:36:53

been talking and then told the story about New York, but maybe you didn't read it at all, but this is

2:36:55

kind of really -- No. I do. -- funny. Oh,

2:36:59

she says, for the first time she experienced

2:37:01

life in New York City as a teenager without an iPhone. Oh my god. Yeah. She she borrowed novels from the library and read

2:37:04

them alone. FTN the

2:37:09

park. She started admiring graffiti when she rode the subway

2:37:11

then fell in with some teens

2:37:13

who taught her how to spray paint in

2:37:15

a freight train yard in Queens. And she began waking

2:37:17

up with an alarm. Well, this is amazing. I forgot about this one. She

2:37:20

began

2:37:22

waking up with an alarm clock at

2:37:24

seven AM no

2:37:25

longer falling asleep. Sorry. She began waking up without the alarm clock at

2:37:27

seven AM, no

2:37:31

longer falling asleep to the glow

2:37:33

of her phone at midnight. Once she later wrote

2:37:35

in a text entitled Luddite manifesto, she fantasized about

2:37:40

tossing her iPhone into the Gawana's

2:37:43

canal. So Yeah. They say, like, people who sit in bed at night and look at their phones if

2:37:47

that's, like, the last thing that you'd like,

2:37:49

they say that you should not look at your phone like the last hour before you go to

2:37:51

sleep because it really fucks up the circadian rhythm. So

2:37:53

she got rid of and

2:37:56

now she just wakes up without

2:37:58

an alarm clock at seven AM.

2:38:00

Amazing. How that happened? Yeah. Yeah.

2:38:03

And she probably sleeps better too.

2:38:05

Yeah. While Logan's parents appreciated her metamorphosis, particularly that

2:38:07

that she was coming

2:38:10

home for dinner to recount all of the

2:38:12

things she did with her day. Right? Because what did

2:38:14

teenagers who are on the phone all day do? Nothing? Didn't do anything.

2:38:18

But she wants to tell interesting stories about

2:38:20

what she's done. These people's lives are much

2:38:22

more interesting. Your life on social media is boring. You're just like an input output device for a fucking Jewish computer. Like,

2:38:28

that's all you do. If you don't do that, then you

2:38:30

actually go out and do shit. If you wonder

2:38:33

why, like, creativity and artwork and music and

2:38:35

all this shit has just like died, there's

2:38:38

some element of, like, Jews not wanting to promote this

2:38:41

stuff through their record labels, but there's

2:38:43

a huge element of this is that

2:38:45

everybody's been like sick with the same disease

2:38:47

for the last fifteen

2:38:50

years. And I would love for

2:38:52

there just to be a complete

2:38:54

cessation of this, and there'd probably be a new musical genres and actually

2:38:58

like nice artwork and shipping board. And

2:39:00

there still is in a limited way. It's just people.

2:39:02

I bet you would find a one to one ratio

2:39:05

of the people who create great artwork and

2:39:07

do good music or people who are not

2:39:09

on social media. I guarantee

2:39:11

it.

2:39:11

Maybe that's why antisemites have become so good at what they do because we've

2:39:13

been kicked off as

2:39:15

social media. Was that

2:39:17

part of your plan,

2:39:19

Jews? But anyway, pressing for

2:39:21

it because I don't wanna run out of

2:39:23

time because I haven't even gotten to the,

2:39:25

like, the most important point here. So her parents grew distressed when they couldn't check-in on their daughter on a

2:39:28

Friday night. And

2:39:31

after she conveniently lost the smartphone, they

2:39:33

had asked her to take the Paris for a summer abroad program. They were distraught. So she throws the fucking phone

2:39:36

away. Like,

2:39:41

Here, I know you're part of the Luddite club, but you must take

2:39:43

the smartphone to Paris and she

2:39:46

chucks it in the

2:39:47

trash. Eventually, they insisted that she at least

2:39:49

start carrying a flip phone. She's like I still long to have no phone

2:39:51

at all, but my parents are so addicted. My

2:39:55

mom got on Twitter and I've seen it tear

2:39:57

her apart. But I guess I also like it because I get

2:39:59

to feel superior to them. And

2:40:02

it is somewhat true. Like, when you quit

2:40:04

social media and your brain turns back

2:40:06

on, you you, like, empathize and pity the people that are stuck in it because there's

2:40:11

no amount of, like, convincing that's gonna

2:40:14

change that person. It's like trying to convince the guy from scarface, Tony

2:40:16

Montana to stop doing

2:40:18

cocaine. Like, bro, you

2:40:20

should really consider stopping

2:40:23

that. And it's like, What did you

2:40:25

say? It's like, come on, man. He's not

2:40:27

gonna he's not gonna listen to you. But you

2:40:29

hold on. Let's see. When school was back in session, she started

2:40:31

preaching the gospel blah,

2:40:34

blah, blah, this is more about the club. The

2:40:36

club convenes or counted the origin story. There's this part oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This

2:40:38

is the this is the money shot. This is like this is gonna be

2:40:44

like, holy fuck, wow. I wanna

2:40:46

get your reaction to this. So as Logan recounted the club's origin story in coffee

2:40:48

shop, Julian

2:40:52

stopped in, another member. Although he hadn't

2:40:54

made the switch to a flip phone,

2:40:56

he said he was already benefiting from

2:40:59

the group's message. Then he gave

2:41:01

Logan a hard time about criticism

2:41:03

one student had made about the

2:41:05

club. One kid said that it's

2:41:08

classist, he said. I think the club's nice because

2:41:10

I get a break from my phone, but I get their point.

2:41:14

Some of us need technology to be included

2:41:16

in society. Some of us need a phone.

2:41:18

We get a backlash, Logan, said, the

2:41:21

argument I've heard is that we're a

2:41:23

bunch of rich kids read that as white

2:41:25

kids because they are white if you look at

2:41:27

the pictures. And expecting everyone

2:41:29

else to drop their phone is a

2:41:31

sign of privilege Again, people are criticizing

2:41:33

them because this is white privilege, because

2:41:36

the people that they're telling that they

2:41:38

don't they should just get rid

2:41:40

of their phone are people who need the phone

2:41:42

to be included in society. And that's

2:41:45

really one of the big things about

2:41:47

social media that we didn't even touch

2:41:49

on. Which is that it was created as a

2:41:51

means of equalizing people.

2:41:54

That's why the Internet was

2:41:56

originally allowed or supposed to

2:41:59

be anonymous. That's why, you know, all these, like, these groups were originally supposed to be anonymous because it

2:42:04

was created so that it could be this

2:42:06

place where people who would otherwise be judged for good reason can now sort

2:42:08

of pretend to be included

2:42:11

in things and you sort

2:42:13

of have no choice but

2:42:15

to treat them

2:42:16

equally. What

2:42:16

about that? I mean, now that antibody has been

2:42:18

used to criticize Jews, they wanna get rid of anonymity, of

2:42:20

course. Right? But let me let me let me let me let

2:42:22

me

2:42:22

just say something about that. What about me? Okay?

2:42:25

What about me? I I grew up in

2:42:27

a small

2:42:28

town. I went to school in a small

2:42:30

town. I know people for years, for decades.

2:42:32

People that I went to school with, people that

2:42:35

went to community college, with people that I worked

2:42:37

with at various jobs, that I was friends with, that I was connected

2:42:39

with all of them, family members

2:42:42

people from Pennsylvania where I where

2:42:44

I come from that I was

2:42:46

connected to on Facebook. And because of my political

2:42:48

views, not because of

2:42:50

anything I posted on Facebook because I didn't

2:42:52

get one goddamn warning. This account that I had had since

2:42:54

my college days since, like, two thousand six, I had my Facebook account.

2:42:58

528 just gone

2:43:00

one day. No appeal, nothing. And

2:43:02

all those connections just gone. So I don't feel included. Now, that's the thing, is that it's

2:43:09

it's not just to raise certain people

2:43:11

to that level. It's

2:43:14

a way of creating this

2:43:16

alternate Jew approved

2:43:17

Yes. Network of connections that replaces the

2:43:19

real life connections. Yeah.

2:43:21

It's a virtual social circle, and

2:43:23

that's why Zuckerberg is trying to

2:43:26

create meta it's gonna

2:43:26

fail. And and and

2:43:27

just a logical phase of this is everybody goes into

2:43:29

a virtualized world because even

2:43:31

if they have people on

2:43:33

social media and they've pushed

2:43:35

Nazis out and pushed white people off

2:43:37

of it. They still have the problem

2:43:40

of, well, we still have to interact

2:43:42

in reality

2:43:43

though. Like Right. So and and this

2:43:45

is the this is the the the the

2:43:47

online version of of of a of a major

2:43:49

realization I had when I was when I

2:43:52

the first fucking day. When

2:43:54

I was eighteen years old, when I

2:43:56

started doing the ballot access petitioning for Pappy Canon,

2:43:58

and I went to the mall in downtown Charleston, West Virginia,

2:44:02

one of the only places where there's intense

2:44:04

foot traffic to get signatures, and we were booted out within the first

2:44:06

hour. And it was the first time I learned that lesson that the Jew shopping mall

2:44:12

Replace replace the public street where you

2:44:14

have lots of different shops. It's

2:44:17

a completely privately owned, Jew

2:44:19

owned space. That if you wanna then go

2:44:21

do politics there, they can decide what kind

2:44:23

of politics is allowed or not allowed

2:44:25

in their private space that they've created. And

2:44:28

and in a sense that Facebook is

2:44:30

just like a digital shopping mall that replaces the town square, the town hall, the church, the the the main street,

2:44:37

you know, it's it's a it's a digital space. And

2:44:39

then and then they

2:44:41

wanna say they wanna turn around and

2:44:43

say tone for what the rules are

2:44:45

in real life. Because people can't believe that this is the

2:44:47

rule online. So if

2:44:49

you can't say it online because you get

2:44:52

banned, then you shouldn't say it in real

2:44:54

life

2:44:54

either. It drives everything. It drives business opportunities, contacts, everything. Everything is

2:44:58

driven driven by this online space.

2:45:00

So for the same people that

2:45:02

build this thing, so then a private that they say is not allowed, not

2:45:05

based on who your friends

2:45:07

with, who you went to

2:45:09

school with, who you were,

2:45:11

who is your coworker, But

2:45:13

based on Jew Zuckerberg or Jew

2:45:15

that fucking what's your name

2:45:17

who runs YouTube, based on what

2:45:20

they want, you know, they they're interfering

2:45:22

between your relationship and your small town between the

2:45:24

people you went to school with. The the Jew comes in, the electronic Jew

2:45:26

and says, sorry, you can't be friends with that person on Facebook

2:45:28

anymore. 528 know?

2:45:30

Right. So for them to then turn around

2:45:33

and say that this is the luddite thing is classist because

2:45:35

there are people that this is the only way that can participate in community.

2:45:40

It's like the same fucking person that

2:45:42

is blacklisted people and and and shunning

2:45:44

them from their own

2:45:45

communities, from their own goddamn communities that

2:45:47

they grew up in and went to

2:45:50

school. I mean, unbelievable. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. And of course, the media's,

2:45:53

you know, highlighting this to make

2:45:56

the to make the rhetorical point.

2:45:58

I take what was said here at face value from the kid

2:46:01

who probably doesn't understand all that, but

2:46:04

they look at it as like look,

2:46:06

here's a bunch of white kids in my class who are telling

2:46:09

me that I have to interact with them.

2:46:11

To be a member of their club, I

2:46:13

have to interact with them On real terms, non whites who have grown

2:46:15

up with the crutch of technology who

2:46:18

don't get banned for

2:46:20

attacking white people, who

2:46:22

get promoted for attacking white people

2:46:24

who get up comings for doing a lot

2:46:27

of this shit. For them to have to

2:46:29

give up their phone in order to be

2:46:31

part of this white club, they

2:46:33

look at as an insult. And they look

2:46:35

at it as it's like a privilege

2:46:38

because these white people are basically saying,

2:46:40

like, you gotta you gotta get rid of all that

2:46:42

and just go back to the way that you were

2:46:44

before. It's almost like we're gonna put you all back in chains. In a way,

2:46:46

even though that's with these white kids that's probably not their intent,

2:46:50

but they're starting to see, like, even

2:46:52

they have to admit. Like, yeah, I

2:46:54

kinda see their point though because it's, again, because the ugly fucking black kid in the class

2:46:59

doesn't get to do like funny monkey shine

2:47:02

shit like online anymore. You just be the retard to because probably fucking

2:47:04

smell. I'm

2:47:09

serious. Like, that's, you know and and and that's this

2:47:11

is what social media has

2:47:13

allowed people to do. And you can't you

2:47:16

can't clap back at the black on social

2:47:18

media and because you're gonna become a problem,

2:47:20

used to be able to do that.

2:47:22

Like, the black the black kid gets

2:47:24

fucking too uppity, you clap back. And they fuck you

2:47:26

make fun of them. Everybody laughs at them and they shut the fuck up. Like, that's how it's dealt with.

2:47:31

But FTN social media, you can't do that. So they've given

2:47:33

non whites have been given a certain amount of power. And

2:47:35

what it's really about

2:47:37

is that they don't want to give up

2:47:40

the power that they've been given by

2:47:42

Jews. So we need some of us need technology to be included in society.

2:47:47

So you're admitting that social media

2:47:49

is is a cheat code for you being

2:47:51

viewed as equal. Or you don't wanna get that up,

2:47:54

like iPhone or your well, whatever

2:47:56

is you like your ticket to that.

2:47:58

Your take it to being normal. Like, it's it's the and and a lot of it is the the

2:48:03

but, you know, some of the elements that

2:48:06

we did talk about, which is that You can use an iPhone as a tool where you create

2:48:08

a reality, a delusional

2:48:10

reality of yourself to

2:48:12

present to the world

2:48:15

that does not exist. Like

2:48:17

non whites in India can

2:48:19

change the contrast on their of

2:48:22

the photos to make themselves appear wider

2:48:25

They can modify their facial features. They can

2:48:27

put filters on and face apps and all this shit

2:48:29

to make it seem like it's a beautiful woman on the other end

2:48:31

of the phone and

2:48:34

be liked by people, get up votes

2:48:36

by people. It's all of this shit rolled into this.

2:48:38

It's like, you're taking away this this, like, fake

2:48:42

Jewish trick that makes me feel special

2:48:45

and important. How dare you? When these white people are

2:48:47

just like, but I'm interesting, special, and important without

2:48:51

this. Like, in fact, I'm more special,

2:48:53

interesting, and important without this because I have things to explore. I have

2:48:55

things to say. Like

2:48:59

white people have the ability to introspect.

2:49:01

I mean, Laura Laura Logan or whatever her name is. Logan

2:49:03

even says that. She's like, I

2:49:06

started looking at myself for the first

2:49:08

time when I quit the iPhone, I started like

2:49:10

thinking about myself and my personality, my brain turned back This

2:49:14

is why Jews put this shit in

2:49:16

your hand. They put it in your

2:49:19

hand to destroy you and to uplift the people who want to destroy you. And

2:49:23

so, yeah, that's that's basically the main

2:49:25

shot of of this is like that's something that I did

2:49:27

not even consider is

2:49:30

that it is a tool of of

2:49:32

being an e it's like an

2:49:34

equalizer tool. And and and yeah. So I like, good on these clubs, I

2:49:39

guarantee

2:49:40

you most of them are gonna be white.

2:49:42

I guarantee you that non whites that try to join them are gonna not like it because

2:49:44

it's actually

2:49:47

even more painful for them to get rid of

2:49:49

the iPhone than it is. This is a white

2:49:51

person. Was it Brooklyn? Yeah. Brooklyn. Yep. I bet I bet you a lot of them are Jews.

2:49:55

I bet you a lot of them were Jews. I

2:49:57

bet I FTN the simple reason, you know, even

2:49:59

when was I when years ago, two

2:50:03

Jews in an all Jewish neighborhood. I

2:50:05

did that for a brief stint. It was the thing with the ortho. That's when

2:50:08

I first covered

2:50:11

that. The the Orthodox Jews or the the

2:50:13

the more religious Jews. It wasn't the world

2:50:15

superorthodox, but the religious Jews did do the

2:50:16

technology. Well, you

2:50:18

know, once a

2:50:19

week's I can see well, but that's

2:50:21

that's part of, like, Shabbat. Like, they do that anyway. It's part of Right. But what

2:50:23

I mean is, like, we we I

2:50:27

I wonder if I don't think these are

2:50:29

I don't think these are Jews because the names that they mentioned in the past -- That's true.

2:50:31

-- they show That's true. That's true. But

2:50:35

there there's one that's suspect because they say

2:50:37

then Max joined the group. And I'm like, you know, but like Well, I I don't by by saying that,

2:50:39

I'm I'm not

2:50:44

I'm not saying, like, oh, they're bad they're bad

2:50:46

bad guys, Jews. I just mean, like,

2:50:48

I even the guy who invented the

2:50:50

the up vote like, swore off social media. Yes.

2:50:53

That's that's my point. That's my point. Right. My point is that these are kids that go to

2:50:55

Edward R. Murrow high school. These are not as far as I know, the girl interviewed here is

2:51:01

not Jewish. These are kids that just real like, I'd rather just look at it

2:51:03

at face value. These

2:51:06

are just kids who realized that this shit

2:51:08

is corrosive and

2:51:09

bad, and I'm done with it. And Right. See,

2:51:11

there's some Jews that have joined the group. But no Jew, this girl

2:51:15

is, like, making her own clothes and works

2:51:17

at Chuck full of nuts coffee shop not

2:51:19

Jew. not Right. my point is simply that it

2:51:22

wouldn't surprise me if this yeah.

2:51:24

If this trend were to take

2:51:27

off, it wouldn't surprise me. If

2:51:30

some Jews would use the top

2:51:32

office with it and try to get

2:51:34

people into, like, other unhealthy directions. Right. Right. Right. Right.

2:51:38

That we're off social media Well, because

2:51:40

there are new drugs and Okay. And

2:51:42

they're saying that there there was a that thing on the teenage ludites, I guess, is a different

2:51:47

article, but or did you let's

2:51:49

see. It there was a thing I read here that it's it's gonna be the new

2:51:51

counter cultural thing. It's like it's it's becoming -- Yes. The

2:51:56

yeah. It's becoming the counter cultural

2:51:59

thing to to not be all

2:52:01

bought into this is would

2:52:03

be like an energy counterculture role

2:52:05

thing to do. You know? Yeah. Here it is. Here's the

2:52:07

quote. When an interviewer asked

2:52:09

me about youth and technology addiction, I tend

2:52:11

to adopt an optimistic tone. Quote, we're approaching a

2:52:13

moment in which not using these apps will be

2:52:16

seen as the authentic counter

2:52:18

cultural move. That was the thing I said.

2:52:20

It says we don't need to convince teenagers to stop

2:52:22

using their phones. We just need them to discover

2:52:25

on their own just how uncool these online

2:52:27

media conglomerates with their creepy geek overlords

2:52:29

really are. Yeah. Yeah. And it's

2:52:31

it's it's really

2:52:32

weird. And, I mean, I just

2:52:35

I don't look back FTN. It's,

2:52:37

like, as damaging as

2:52:38

smoking, actually. Yeah. Yeah. It should be.

2:52:40

It should be. No. I'm this

2:52:42

is one of my resolutions to ditch

2:52:44

the smartphone in the New Year. And it'll

2:52:46

be hard for me because I use it to communicate with a lot of people, but I can I have a laptop. I

2:52:49

have a desktop. I have all kinds of

2:52:51

other ways that I can get in touch

2:52:53

with people. So Oh, I

2:52:54

thought

2:52:55

you said you're gonna get flip film

2:52:57

with rhinestone stickers on it and

2:52:59

goes I wanna get, like,

2:53:01

poly in with FTN goodfellas. Especially with NJP stuff. I wanna

2:53:03

get, like, Paulie where I I have people that

2:53:06

that will will run

2:53:08

to a pay phone

2:53:10

and make all my

2:53:11

calls, like, not even have a phone in the

2:53:14

house. Not even have a landline in the house. Sitting

2:53:16

outside

2:53:16

of a phone booth in the rain in New Jersey

2:53:18

with, like, an umbrella, like, waiting to call back, you

2:53:20

remember that in good phones where he's like,

2:53:22

yeah, there's people all day long. All day

2:53:25

did was was go and and get Paulie's calls secondhand because

2:53:27

he wouldn't talk on the

2:53:28

phone. Well, just

2:53:30

just to close this out, like, on a

2:53:32

on a, like, pause is a positive note anyway,

2:53:34

but just because he's

2:53:35

doing this on their FTN, But

2:53:37

I guess it was the seventeenth

2:53:39

birthday of one of the girls

2:53:41

in the group. And they

2:53:44

all met for their, like, luddite group, and they

2:53:46

all took her out to dinner at a

2:53:48

restaurant, and then they all went into the park

2:53:50

and were, like, waiting for this waxing gibber's moon

2:53:52

And one of them was, like, educating the others

2:53:54

on, like, what waxing gibbous means and, like, all

2:53:56

the shit. It's, like, people on social media aren't

2:53:58

doing this shit. They're not taking each other out for dinner. They're wishing each other happy birthday on each other's walls,

2:54:01

and that's it. And

2:54:03

happy birthday on somebody's

2:54:05

wall has, like, taken

2:54:08

the place of a fucking phone call to

2:54:10

somebody that you care about. It's like, wow,

2:54:12

I get three hundred times the amount of

2:54:14

happy birthdays from people I heard from many years, that great? It's yeah, mom and

2:54:20

dad. So -- Right. -- like, this is what

2:54:22

it's become. And instead, you know, this group like knows it's this girl's birthday coming up of Facebook

2:54:25

telling you that it's

2:54:27

their fucking birthday today.

2:54:29

Go wish it on

2:54:32

their wall. It's like, no, let's plan

2:54:34

something nice for this girl, and then let's

2:54:36

go do something afterward. That's what like

2:54:38

real friendship is is all about. And they yeah.

2:54:41

They it said they're taught live in

2:54:43

when they discussed poetry and the piano compositions of

2:54:45

Revel and the evils of TikTok, and then they looked

2:54:47

at the moon. It's

2:54:49

like, yeah, like imagine you

2:54:51

have a Luddite club in

2:54:54

your local high school and you're walking around,

2:54:56

talking about Vogner's

2:54:58

the ring in discussing all of the

2:55:00

different the different light motifs contained in the opera. It's like,

2:55:02

you're not gonna talk about that FTN fucking social media.

2:55:07

You're just gonna post another fucking cat gift.

2:55:09

So, no, it's like, yeah, and I get it, use it as a tool, whatever.

2:55:11

I mean, we're not we're

2:55:14

not we've said that disclaimer a million

2:55:17

times, but but yeah, I I saw this and was just like

2:55:19

when I saw the thing about

2:55:22

some kids don't wanna give it up because

2:55:24

they don't feel like they're included and then

2:55:26

also the piece about parents, kind of not wanting to give it up either even if they know that it's

2:55:28

bad. It's

2:55:31

like, well, of course, this is why

2:55:34

this shit has staying power, and it took these kids being like, nothing

2:55:36

else but

2:55:39

I see in movies this glimpse into

2:55:41

the past. And I know that that past is, like, different from the shit that I live

2:55:43

in now, like, What's

2:55:47

the common function? Well, there's no Internet

2:55:50

and no phone. Let's start and they're like -- -- wow. Holy shit. fucking real. It's like

2:55:52

almost Dude,

2:55:56

it's like the movie The Matrix was get

2:55:58

ahead of its time because like

2:56:00

taking the red pill is literally just

2:56:02

turning off your

2:56:03

phone. Yeah. Yeah. Well, no. No. That

2:56:06

I mean, it's funny because it's as

2:56:08

paused as the matrix is on a

2:56:10

superficial level. The fundamental themes of the

2:56:12

matrix, including, like, the creepy Fed Dude,

2:56:14

you know? Like like keeping you in the matrix? Yeah. Keeping you in the matrix

2:56:20

and the two lives that you have and the one, you know,

2:56:22

and you want I mean, it it's still This is

2:56:24

when they

2:56:25

Alaska is back on Twitter. They put all the and informants

2:56:27

back. Right. Yeah. It's like That's

2:56:29

good. Make the last year's cypher. He's like He's like, get me back in. He's like and I don't

2:56:31

wanna remember nothing. And

2:56:37

I wanna be somebody important like an

2:56:39

actor. I think that's that's yeah.

2:56:41

That is literally Baked Alaska is

2:56:44

Cipher. Oh my god. Wow. But,

2:56:46

yeah, it's it's something that it's something that I think that, you

2:56:48

know, that started, yeah, though, those

2:56:50

memes of the red pill and

2:56:52

everything. It is is relevant today

2:56:55

as it was in twenty sixteen.

2:56:57

It's crazy. How relevant that is. And what

2:56:59

if part of the shot with Elon Musk is

2:57:01

just getting people back on social media so they can

2:57:03

stay sick?

2:57:03

I saw I saw

2:57:06

a picture meme from a group, and I

2:57:08

don't remember what it was. But it was it was

2:57:10

like this it's just a gift of a guy

2:57:12

like telling you something

2:57:14

FTN, like, an excited, like, animated manner.

2:57:17

And the caption was, like, me

2:57:19

telling my future self not to

2:57:21

get back on Twitter. Meaning like,

2:57:23

you know, we're all back. Yes. We're

2:57:25

back. Yay. And then, like, thirty days

2:57:27

later, like, can

2:57:30

somebody time travel and tell the future

2:57:32

me not to do this

2:57:34

because Yeah. Yeah. No. It is it is it is

2:57:36

crazy.

2:57:37

When we were on there a little bit, like, we were

2:57:40

I was just I was just running on, like IIII

2:57:42

mean, I was, like, Neo plugged in, you know, and it was great. It was fun days ago. I

2:57:44

don't

2:57:46

remember. If you asked me what I did

2:57:48

on those days, I don't know what I

2:57:50

mean. It's just like I don't know. You know? I probably drove places. I

2:57:51

probably, like, did things. I probably inter acted

2:57:56

with other human beings. Don't know what they look

2:57:59

like. Don't remember their names. Look

2:58:01

at what my calendar said I

2:58:03

did

2:58:03

that day. Yep. Yep. So which would make

2:58:06

sense why they would want all of these people

2:58:08

back in the machine. Right? So

2:58:10

-- Mhmm. -- and and and and put

2:58:12

me FTN, like, a closed logic tree that probably a

2:58:14

lot of people have been put into. Because they know that ultimately, it's

2:58:19

bad for us. Like, it is corrosive

2:58:21

for us because look at all the time we invested in it in those five days. But they

2:58:23

know that the

2:58:28

the risk outweighs the benefit The benefit being

2:58:30

it's corrosive for us, the risk being we're anti Semidots

2:58:33

with a platform, and they just

2:58:36

can't even so there we

2:58:37

go. Well

2:58:37

well, I mean no. I mean, when I'm when I'm

2:58:39

on there, it's it's it's

2:58:41

all business. I you well, and I

2:58:43

felt I felt like the Nazis taking providence,

2:58:45

you know, to stay awake during the battle

2:58:47

of the bulge. It's like, yes,

2:58:49

this is meth. And, yes, we are

2:58:51

taking it for a military objective because we

2:58:53

need to stay awake

2:58:54

for, like, four days straight to

2:58:57

reach reach Antwerp, you know, in

2:58:59

our

2:59:00

tanks. But

2:59:00

it it's it's bad though. It's unhealthy.

2:59:02

Don't don't don't, like, make a habit of

2:59:04

it. You know what I mean? Like you

2:59:06

have to do it to get reached the

2:59:08

military object You know what I

2:59:09

mean? Like, that's that's that was that was that that was the

2:59:14

and that's funny because, like I say, I

2:59:16

use that example as because it shows the

2:59:18

Nazis like so I mean, absolutely

2:59:22

like clean and healthy with

2:59:24

with getting rid of drugs,

2:59:26

with getting their alcohol and everything else. But in a critical pinch where there's, like, you know, winning

2:59:31

the wars in at

2:59:32

stake, they

2:59:33

would they would do domestic Right. Right. Right, Kerry. Yeah. I mean Yeah. And and

2:59:35

but that's how I felt that's how I felt on Twitter.

2:59:38

It's like my brain

2:59:40

is like lit

2:59:41

up. Like, I'm like,

2:59:43

I'm on drugs. You know, and I'm you you

2:59:45

just did a you just did a big

2:59:47

gripper of Twitter, like, right up the field.

2:59:50

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. It's it's wild. I'm I'm actually yeah. I'm a happier person when I'm when I am off of it.

2:59:52

So Mhmm. Yeah.

2:59:54

Maybe it's going down

2:59:56

the it's going

2:59:58

down people will start to

3:00:01

rediscover nature and beauty and art

3:00:03

art, you know, now that their account

3:00:05

has been shut down, but somehow I

3:00:07

don't think so. Yeah.

3:00:09

Yeah. I I had just one little quick item that

3:00:12

I wanted to mention Jazz before because I know we gotta

3:00:14

get going. Unless there was anything else you We like the

3:00:16

micro a machine man and, like,

3:00:18

reading Okay. I'll do it real quick. No. I

3:00:20

I had I had dinner with a a very old friend of mine

3:00:22

from from college. He was my best friend in college.

3:00:25

Last night who I haven't seen in quite

3:00:27

a while, and we got to catch up.

3:00:30

And he is a big gamer. He's my

3:00:32

aim but he's he's a he's

3:00:34

a dedicated gamer, always was, still

3:00:36

is, spends countless hours a week

3:00:38

gaming to this day. And he's on a lot of these gaming platforms and people

3:00:45

on them and and Anyway, he constantly

3:00:47

bumps into people who are fans of the NJP, or

3:00:51

or are listeners to this show

3:00:54

and others. And one of the guys that he games with is young guy who he he

3:00:59

was talking to who turns out this

3:01:01

guy who was actually listening to the Analapil audio book that

3:01:03

I just recorded. So he knew who I was. He

3:01:05

listens to FTN. So I just wanted

3:01:07

to have a shout out because he

3:01:09

put me on the phone with this

3:01:12

this guy. And we we had a

3:01:14

chance to chat last night, and

3:01:16

it was really, really cool. And I've

3:01:18

I've had some things like this happen recently where

3:01:21

I get the sense that our thing

3:01:23

is a lot bigger than we even

3:01:26

sometimes realize where our our message is getting out there to all kinds of

3:01:28

people. And

3:01:31

I think in the FTN and this

3:01:33

is why, like, Mark Colette does these gaming streams and stuff

3:01:35

because it's it is like a hotbed for our kind of politics, you know, these these streams. But

3:01:40

yeah, I just wanted to have a shout out to

3:01:42

that guy who was great talking with

3:01:45

him and and it was really cool to

3:01:47

just have some person that I've never met.

3:01:49

You know, who's who's listening to our stuff. And he he had said that he has

3:01:52

not gotten

3:01:54

vetted. So I invited him to do so and

3:01:56

and come to an NJP meeting, and it it

3:01:58

makes me It also made me think about I hear you always say, get vetted. Get vetted. Get vetted. Get

3:02:03

vetted. And I sometimes I think oh,

3:02:06

shit. Manjazz, like, probably most audience has been vetted. Right? And and and so So it's up the queue. we

3:02:11

also Yeah. We also have lots of new

3:02:13

people all the time. I mean, right, these interviews that I do. I

3:02:15

mean, people have, you know, people have gotten vetted

3:02:20

and joined the NJP who weren't

3:02:22

listening to this program six months ago or a year ago. So, I mean, it's

3:02:27

always new people coming in. Yeah.

3:02:29

Yeah. And this was a he's a very, very intelligent guy.

3:02:31

That's good to hear. And it's

3:02:33

just it's just it's just great. It's just great

3:02:35

to know that our stuff is is getting out

3:02:37

there. It's reaching people that there's college kids and and people who are listening to this and

3:02:39

are seeing what the

3:02:43

NJP is doing who are not connected

3:02:45

with a you know, formerly known as pool party, NJP supporter group, who are

3:02:48

not actually

3:02:51

involved with the IRL community, but

3:02:53

are still following or still listening

3:02:55

or of have stuff I love

3:03:00

the idea that this stuff is spreading out

3:03:02

there in the culture. And young white men in colleges all across America are being influenced

3:03:04

by it. That's that's just

3:03:07

it's a great white pill

3:03:09

and it's very rewarding. And

3:03:11

it's flattering, of course, it's it's also very

3:03:13

rewarding because sometimes you feel like you're just

3:03:15

toiling an obscurity with this stuff, you know.

3:03:17

Like, we're just we're just grinding our head bloody against the brick wall of dog in

3:03:19

the system. And

3:03:23

it always has its rewards, but sometimes

3:03:25

it is it is a grind, you

3:03:27

know. was very guy and

3:03:31

everyone else out there, if you're listening

3:03:33

to this, you're somebody like that, Do please do get vetted. Come meet me, meet jazz, meet

3:03:35

the rest one of these events. You will

3:03:38

you will love it.

3:03:40

You will not regret

3:03:43

it for a moment. III

3:03:46

hear that always also that the people say

3:03:48

that they just they it's the best

3:03:50

decision they made to actually get vetted and get involved. So

3:03:53

Yep. So TRSTLEMANIA

3:03:56

at protonmail dot com. You can also go to the NJP website national justice

3:03:58

party dot com, and you can get vetted through there. There's a way to do

3:04:01

FTN the

3:04:04

website. So do that. Be patient.

3:04:06

You will get vented, and you will be very glad that you did.

3:04:11

And I think that's it. We will

3:04:13

see you guys one more time before

3:04:15

Christmas. And if we don't talk to you, well, we'll wish people Merry Christmas then. Merry Christmas to everybody. And

3:04:21

Enjoy your Christmas week and Yeah.

3:04:23

Yeah. Yeah. Savor

3:04:25

saver the season, saver the

3:04:27

the just that the time was family and

3:04:29

and everything about it. This is a wonderful

3:04:32

magical time of the year than the older I

3:04:34

get the more I appreciate it. Yep. Alright, guys.

3:04:36

Talk to you later.

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