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Episode Date: January 24, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:00 So this is one of the reasons why Republicans are losing. This is the reason. This is a huge reason. And until people, like, this is the Republican version of the trans issue. It is an issue that people overwhelmingly do not support. Overwhelmingly do not want to be controlled by. Do not want to have to have conversations dictated in service of or in favor of. They just don't want to be involved.
Starting point is 00:00:27 There is, I think a lot of Republicans, have a resentment for Israel because of like they think that Israel, you know, plays a big role in influencing politics here in America. I think that there's a tremendous amount of resentment there. But whenever you compare the resentment with the actual fact that most Americans probably think Israel is fine, but they just don't want to be controlled by them. That's all. And that's the issue, right?
Starting point is 00:00:54 Nobody has a problem, not nobody. There are some people that do have a problem with Israel. But I think that the majority of people just simply don't want them calling the shots, right? There's no thinking it? Yes, exactly. So you have the, and this is a thing to me, right? I see this and I think to myself, why the fuck would I vote for this retard? Why would I vote for this guy?
Starting point is 00:01:16 And this is, by the way, this is my governor right here. Greg Abbott, why would I vote for this fucking retard whenever you have two Israeli flags, three Israeli flags, three things I stand. with Israel and only one American flag. I'm sorry, guys, but that's just not for me. That's not for me. I'm an American. I'm a Texan. These should be Texas flags. That should stay the same. And this should say, I stand with, I don't know, ice, the police, firefighters, you know, first responders, something like that. Anything except for Israel, right? And so anyway, yeah, no Texas and no Texas flags. I'm okay with state flags. I am. I think state flags are fine. And so anyway, yeah, it doesn't deserve your vote. America first. America for Americans. And yes. And at the end of the day, this is one of the things that I think Democrats have lost because of is that Democrats have been corralled into the idea of voting for the lesser of two evils. And I think that Democrats decided not to vote for the lesser of two evils whenever they didn't vote for Kamala Harris. They didn't want to. They were demoralized. They didn't want to vote for her. She talked like a retard. She didn't do what they wanted.
Starting point is 00:02:28 She didn't say the things that she wanted. She wasn't, you know, charismatic enough. Or for whatever reason, they just didn't want to have her. Groopers are taking power. Well, I don't think that necessarily not wanting to have six reminders inside of one frame that your country is being occupied by another country is not being a groiper. That's being an American. This isn't Nick Flintes.
Starting point is 00:02:56 This is common sense. Like, what are we doing? Seven? Oh, I, uh, they keep, they keep multiplying. This wasn't there the first time I saw it. So yes, anyway, uh, wasn't this an Israeli event where Abbott was a guess? Kind of makes sense. No. Maybe, right? But like, whenever you see things like this that happen, here's the problem, is that you see it constantly. It's not one thing. I'll watch this. Listen to this.
Starting point is 00:03:24 Like, everything I'm reading, and it's like, if you have a problem with any of that, you hate Jews and you are a not. Yeah. see it's just not going to it's not working and so the right is like there are two factions inside of right wing politics right now there are america first conservatives and there are international traditional you know neocon israel like uh you know like lobbyist people right like there are two groups of people here and the infighting is why they're losing they're losing because they're they're infighting. The reality though is that again, the
Starting point is 00:04:00 Israel issue is the Republican trans issue. I think 80%, a huge amount of rotors are demoralized, completely fucking demoralized by the fact that they have politicians playing like cowtelling and playing patty cake
Starting point is 00:04:16 with Israel constantly. It is. It's a massive thing. And the more that you play into that and the more that you try to like, oh no, this is normal, this is fine, that's the problem. Poll it, as you did with the trans stuff, is not being pro-Israel prioritizing a foreign country. So it's about 70-30. It looks like it's about 70-30. So, right? I mean, we've got like a thousand votes in here.
Starting point is 00:04:44 It's probably going to stay about the same, right? Is being lobbied by Israel a deal breaker? For me, I would say that the answer to it still for me is no, it's not a deal-breaker because I'm pragmatic and I realize that there are other things that I would want to have happen, even if it's by somebody who I dislike. However, I think that for enough people, it is. 30% retards? Well, 30% of people might just be saying,
Starting point is 00:05:10 okay, well, there are other things that I care about more than that, right? And so that's it. And so do we have military bases in Israel? Yes, exactly. You could even say that it is one. And anyway, let's go back. I'll listen to the rest of this. You are a Nazi.
Starting point is 00:05:23 I'm like, what? Wait, I don't like my politicians not knowing which country they love more. I don't like being... This is ridiculous. If you can't immediately answer who are you voting for, who are you voting in the best interest for, American citizens or Israeli citizens, and you're in the American fucking government, I think, you know what? If you can't answer that question, I have a different question. Do you want to go to Israel today or tomorrow? Because you're getting a one-way ticket there and you're never coming back. That's my opinion. That's it. censored for pointing out things that are true.
Starting point is 00:05:59 I don't like a foreign country dictating censorship terms and destroying the First Amendment in my country. Exactly. I don't like being served. Just like TikTok. Vailed by drones run out of Israel. I don't like America or Germany's
Starting point is 00:06:12 cybersecurity in the hands of Israel. I don't like the... And I think that also Israel overplayed their hand whenever they showed how good they were at killing terrorists. Think about it like this. If they can pinpoint to surgical accuracy, the exact apartment building that a fugitive, you know, running from Israel, doing everything they can to hide from Israel, a military officer is in Iran, and they can bomb and kill him inside of his apartment and not even affect the rest of the building. That's scary.
Starting point is 00:06:53 And the thing is, I bet the United States intelligence is that good too. probably, I mean, I would hope so, right? I mean, we've got a lot more fucking money. I hope it's even better. Yeah, that's how Trump finds out where these people are and he bombs the fucking boats, right? That's how he is. And so they did overplay their hand with that, though. And I think in doing so, they also earned a tremendous amount of trepidation.
Starting point is 00:07:14 Because now you see like, oh my God, these fuckers aren't messing around. This is serious. I think that's a big reason, too. Tick-ofantic dedication that American politicians have to Israel when Israel seems ready and willing. to pivot to China the moment they don't get what they want from us. Why would we be okay with any of this? And why would opposing this have any bearing on how we feel about Jewish individuals? It's a ridiculous lie. Anti-Semitism doesn't exist. Isn't a real thing. I think anti-Semitism does exist. I think it is a real thing, but it does not exist in a way of opposing Israel makes you anti-Semitic.
Starting point is 00:07:51 Like, for example, like being Jewish is two things. It's some people are Jewish. Uh, ethnically, some people are Jewish religiously, some people are both, right? I think that if you're against people ethnically for being Jewish, that's anti-Semitic. I think that if you're against people that are Jewish for whatever reason because they're part of Israel, or they believe in a religion that you could say it's anti-Semitic, but like fundamentally, Judaism is a collection of ideas. It's a collection of ideas, same as Islam is or Christianity. everybody should be able to have any trepidation, any opinion that they want on a collection of ideas. Their outrage and their panic right now is revealing that our peaceful revelation of the scams is having a massive and powerful effect.
Starting point is 00:08:41 Yeah. And so anyway, I think this is the main issue, right? This is 100% why people can't grasp this. People's religion is separate from their entire identity. Yes, exactly, right? Separation from church and state until you need to bore the lines and call your, opponent racist or anti-semitic? Yeah, obviously, right? But anyway, so that's really what the big problem is. And I think that's the main reason why a lot of people have been alienated. It sucks
Starting point is 00:09:04 that the right are stuck fighting over Israel when they agree on 99 out of 100 other issues. The problem is that if you are being, if you are being occupied, let me see here, main issues of American, yeah, not Israel, let me see here. I'll see if I can find the rest of this year. encourage Israel's supporters and his critics, including Tucker Carlson, to keep this in mind. I think that if you want me to be honest, the main issues that a lot of people vote on are basic needs issues. They are basic needs issues more than anything. But yes, a lot of people, like, so here's the problem, okay? And I'm going to compare this to the trans issue, okay?
Starting point is 00:09:45 Anybody who thinks that a biological male that transitions to a woman should compete against biological. women in women's sports, the belief that there is a parity there or any equality there is equivalent to me to the belief that the earth is flat. I mean, it's basically, it's just as scientific as the earth being flat. It's ridiculous. Everybody knows this isn't true. It's crazy. So the problem is that whenever you see a person that says that, it makes you question everything else that they believe because it shows that their mental faculties and their opinions and their values have been compromised. And I think that that's the same thing with Israel, is that it's not necessarily that it's such a big deal. It's that if it's not such a big deal,
Starting point is 00:10:39 then why won't you relinquish it? Why won't you move away from this? If you actually think it's not a big deal and, oh, people are overreacting, then why are you still focusing on this and pushing it so hard. Do you see kind of what my difference here is? And so, yeah, it's expanding Earth theory. Well, what my point is is that these issues are, they're not necessarily like the trans issue. Like, I mean, 0.6% of the population is trans.
Starting point is 00:11:07 Like, this is not a big fucking issue, right? It's not like, oh my God, this is something everybody has to deal with all the time. It's really not. But what is an issue is the ideology and what the ideology represents because a lot of people don't view it as adhering to their reality.
Starting point is 00:11:24 That is the same thing as Israel. That's the main thing. And Israel is more hated than terrorists. Like, I'm no Israel fan, but that just sounds ridiculous. I don't think that people like Hamas either. Like, if we were supporting Hamas, I think people would be angry about that too. Like, again, I don't think that we want, the people that are against Israel don't like Hamas. Like, or at least a lot of them don't.
Starting point is 00:11:48 I mean, I'm sure some of them do, but the majority of them do not. So yes, it's not one or the other. Yeah, it's neither. I think for a lot of people, how many of you guys who are Americans think that it's not about Israel or Hamas or Palestine? It's about America. That should be the focus. It doesn't matter like, oh, yeah, well, going on over there. There's this other thing going on.
Starting point is 00:12:16 And, like, you know, there's everything in Iran. And, you know, yeah, we bomb Iran. Okay, that's done. It's over. It's done in three hours, all right? finished, completed, done, that's it. But everything else besides that is the issue, right? Always America first.
Starting point is 00:12:29 Yes, America first, 100%. And that's really the way I see it. This, by the way, I wanted to show you guys this right here. This is the reason why people like Mandami are winning. Right here. This is the actual reason. It's not because of brown people, stupid women, or Muslims. It's because nobody can buy a fucking house.
Starting point is 00:12:57 Nobody can afford a fucking house. Nobody can afford to have kids. They can't pay for their health care. They can barely afford a phone. They don't have a good job. They're going to have to work until they're 85. They have health problems that they can't take care of so they're not even going to live that long anyway. They're fucking tight.
Starting point is 00:13:17 Or groceries. Yeah, you can't afford food. Like, you can't afford fucking food. Like, the end of the day, Israel is a, you know, you have like the Maslow's, this is a topic. So this is a very, you know, very well understood topic, right? Is that this is how I would explain the way that politics are going right now. Creative activities, esteem, all of this prestige.
Starting point is 00:13:50 All of these things here are things like Israel, mass migration, trans rights, For people that are not trans. Obviously, if you are trans, it's a much lower on the pyramid. But these are abstract social issues. They're not immediate and they're not direct. Security, safety, food, water, warmth, and rest. If you don't have these two bottoms of the pyramid, you don't have a fucking pyramid.
Starting point is 00:14:23 You can't run on these. And then, oh, fuck, I thought it was a was a wasp. You don't mind, just a little gnat. But anyway, yeah, you can't run on these without having these. These are the foundation for these, these values. Yeah, wow, how do you know, asshole's period? Because everybody knows this. Literally everybody knows this.
Starting point is 00:14:42 And so, yeah, this is the most obvious thing. And so, except people in support of Israel would argue that it's in part of the safety needs. How do you reconcile that? It's in, it's our, so our safety needs is that we have to micromanage a bunch of, like, terrorist factions in the Middle East. Well, I don't really know about that. I mean, I feel like we've been doing that for 20 years, and it didn't really make America that much safer either.
Starting point is 00:15:05 I don't think so at all. Like, yeah, Israel isn't a neighboring country to the USA? Yeah, exactly, right? And so it sounds legit. Yeah, it's ridiculous. Like, absolutely not. I don't want to micromanage a bunch of, like, Muslims on the other side of the world
Starting point is 00:15:18 and try to decide who gets to control, you know, which monument, right? It's crazy. You let them figure it out. They're going to deal with it. And I think, honestly, they want us to do that. I think that Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Dubai, Syria, probably even Iran, probably just want us to leave them the fuck alone. Really, this wants to leave them the fuck alone. They don't want to have to deal with it.
Starting point is 00:15:43 They don't want to have to fight us. They don't want to have to have a war with us or anything like that. Absolutely not. Because you think about it. They also operate under this same pyramid. They do. They operate. They're not going to be thinking about, oh, America being full of, you know, like, oh my God, it's full of gay people and, oh, no, like, we've got to go kill them and, oh, we're going to go do another 9-11.
Starting point is 00:16:07 Like, what the fuck? No, they're not going to be thinking about that whenever they're getting attacked and bombed. They're going to be thinking about how can we just live our lives. That's it. And so if you don't understand this pyramid in the concept and how to apply it to politics, you will always lose elections. you will lose elections every single time because you fundamentally do not understand how people think and that's the main point that I'm making with this
Starting point is 00:16:34 more than anything else you do not understand how people think you can't live your life under constant threat yes exactly well extremists are thinking about that extremists are everywhere I mean like you can't what are we gonna stop oh great we spent 20 years in the Middle East to replace the Taliban with the Taliban has it ever been occurred to you that maybe we should just leave them the fuck alone? Let them figure it out themselves. If they're getting ready to bomb us or they're talking about making nuclear weapons and just go
Starting point is 00:17:02 blow it up and then leave. We don't need to have an ongoing occupation for years and millions of billions of dollars sent over there for years. You can't, yeah, you can't control everywhere. I mean, what are we doing? I promise Israel understands the pyramid. They play everybody against each other. Oh, I don't know about that. I mean, like, I think there's a little bit more than that. Then so anyway, well, we succeeded because the Taliban's letter being tapy pipeline now that we gave them Afghanistan. So after we basically gave, so after we gave the country back to the people that we tried to get rid of out of the country, now we're able to just negotiate with them. So why couldn't we just do that before we blew them up and we spent a trillion dollars? Spent trillions of dollars on this trying to blow up Afghanis.
Starting point is 00:17:50 Yeah, yeah. People in Afghanistan. What are we doing? and now we're negotiating with the same people. And now, so we just wasted 20 years, thousands of lives, millions of lives, including theirs, and they remember that. Even if you think you don't care as an American, they care. That's why there's new Taliban members. That's why, I mean, again, and this is another thing. And I'll get into this.
Starting point is 00:18:14 I don't want to get too much into the Middle East thing, okay, because this is only one piece of the puzzle. But one of the big pieces of the puzzle here is very simple. if you look at a lot of the guys in ISIS, the guys in Hamas, and I'm not talking about like obviously the leaders are like much older men, but like the guys that are actually going around doing the shooting, many of those young men that were in ISIS were men that spent their entire childhood from every year that they were really basically aware of their own existence
Starting point is 00:18:45 occupied by a foreign force, which was America. I'm sorry, but if you spend your entire entire, entire childhood, living in a country where you are being occupied by a foreign military force, you are looking to breed extremists. You are. And you can say, obviously, I'm not justifying ISIS. ISIS are awful. And I'm glad that they're basically gone, right?
Starting point is 00:19:07 Now they've turned into something else. And I think one of the guys there runs Syria. But, you know, again, and now we're dealing with him, by the way. And so, and again, that's another good example. We had all these problems with this guy. Now he runs Syria. he's going to come to the White House and we're going to move past this. They're gone? Yeah, they're pretty much, yes, exactly.
Starting point is 00:19:28 They're not doing the same shit that they used to. And so just move the fuck away from them. Leave them the fuck alone. And so anyway, we blew their, uh, blew into pieces and hope their children would work for us. Yeah, exactly. Like, they radicalized, America radicalized an entire generation of Middle Eastern young men by occupying their country for the majority of their lives. They did. And I'm actually surprised that it's not worse.
Starting point is 00:19:53 I'm surprised that we don't have more terrorist attacks. I'm surprised that we don't have more ISIS attacks. We don't have more terrorist factions that are directly trying to attack Europe and attack America. It's shocking that it's not more after a 20-year occupation. And again, nobody won. Do you know who won? The guy that died yesterday. Dick Cheney won because of that.
Starting point is 00:20:18 So the main reason why I think they're winning, this is what I think happens every two and every four years. Every two and every four years, things get worse. Things get more expensive. The average income relative to productivity goes down. This has been going on for 50 years. Every single year, every two years, and every four years, we think to ourselves, okay, finally, we elected a Democratic. and a Democrat is now going to take office and things are going to get a little bit better and everything's going to improve.
Starting point is 00:20:57 Four years go by, nothing changes. Then it's like, all right, well, that didn't work. We're going to elect a Republican. That's going to fix everything. All right? And then after that, we're going to have everything change and everything is going to go back to the way it used to be back down here. And then no. Okay.
Starting point is 00:21:16 All right. Well, then now we're going to go with the Democrat. No. Well, now we're going to go with the Republican. No. Now we're going to go with the Democrat. Nope. And then more and more, people keep flipping. It's like, I don't know, I guess it's like changing the, you know, like you're sleeping on your pillow. Your pillow's warm and then you turn it over and then you just wait for the pillow to get warm again.
Starting point is 00:21:35 So the real problem is that neither Democrats or Republicans have really made any tangible impact on improving day-to-day American problems. And I think this is on purpose. And the reason why it's on purpose is because it ensures, them ping-ponging back and forth about keeping and maintaining power. That's what's happening. Yeah, this is by design. And so now you had Trump take office. And again, this is why I didn't vote for Trump. I didn't.
Starting point is 00:22:04 And this is what I was worried about. I wasn't worried that Trump was going to be a dictator. I was worried that he wasn't. I was worried he was going to limp dick it the whole way through. And I've seen so many posts about this too, by the way. Let me go back over. Because I thought I got promised a dictator. I got fucking scammed.
Starting point is 00:22:24 I'm scammed. What's going on here? Let me go over and see what this is. Yes, here we go. This is what happens when you don't arrest people from the deep state. How many deep state actors have been arrested? How many people have been charged with sedition and treason? Zero. How many Epstein clients have been revealed?
Starting point is 00:22:44 Zero. World War III. I don't really think this is that accurate. but okay, keep sending in this money to Ukraine and Israel. This is absolutely a problem. COVID vaccines don't really care about this. Carry out Israel first America last presidency. Yes, exactly.
Starting point is 00:22:58 And so basically, Republicans lost votes because they became Israel first and continued spending ditching Doge. Yeah, exactly. The idea of Doge, like how many of you guys, whenever Elon came up with the idea of Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, thought, oh my God, I hope they get to the Pentagon. I hope they get to the military. How many of you guys foolishly believed that this might happen? Or hoped. Or hoped.
Starting point is 00:23:31 Hope is enough. I did. I did. That's what I wanted. They didn't do it. People elected Trump to do the things. Before he got elected, do you know what he did? He put out a crypto coin.
Starting point is 00:23:46 I didn't think it was a big deal, right? It's not a big deal that this happened. But it is when nothing else happened. it's kind of like you know, if you ever had like a fucking, a relationship with another person, a girl, a guy, whatever.
Starting point is 00:24:04 And this person maybe they leave food on the living room table where you're not supposed to leave food on it. Or they spill something on it and they don't clean it up. And in a normal situation, this would be totally fine. It's not a big deal. But because of everything
Starting point is 00:24:23 else, all of the other things, every single other fucking problem, it's too much. Here we go. So, the shit dropped more than Ubisoft stock. It gets worse. Then his wife went in and made a coin as well. Then Trump goes and pardons somebody who he says he doesn't even know who they are. And this person was involved indirectly with Trump's sons that was doing crypto. And they have their own crypto thing. What the fuck are we doing? It's going to be it's fucking ridiculous. And I don't think that by the way, I don't think Kamala Harris would have been that much better. I think it would have just been a different flavor of corruption, a different flavor of problems. Biden wasn't any better than this either. But the problem is that people get so fed up
Starting point is 00:25:21 with it, that they just keep electing the most extreme flip the board over candidate possible. That's why they elected Mandami. They didn't elect him because, oh, wow, like this is, you know, things are going well. They elected him because they said, you know what?
Starting point is 00:25:37 This other Cuomo guy is touching people inappropriately. He put old people with COVID in fucking nursing homes and killed people. And on top of that, he is every, he said, this is the thing. This is when Mandami People have been showing this.
Starting point is 00:25:53 I completely agree with this viewpoint, by the way. Let me see if I can pull it up real quick and find it. I'm looking for the election. No, this is not it. There's been a lot of these today, and so I might have missed them. Where the hell did it go? Yeah, right here. This is where he won the election.
Starting point is 00:26:12 This was it. Wasn't C.C.Z wasn't part of Trump's launch or Wifi? It gets weirder because there's no connection between the president and CZ at the moment. I mean, okay, so then he just put. pardoned a random guy, he doesn't even know who it is. I mean, can we just at least admit that like that sounds pretty fucking weird, right? This is when he won the election. I'm a pro fence sitter.
Starting point is 00:26:34 I'm not a fence sitter. Like, I think that I've established my positions on things very, very clearly. Anybody who thinks that I'm a fence sitter on things, and there are some things that I am a fence sitter on. If you don't want me to fence be a fence sitter, then maybe you should make your side more attractive. Maybe you should do that. Maybe if you don't want people to not go to your side, maybe you should make it more appealing.
Starting point is 00:27:02 The first foreign visit by a mayor of New York is always considered significant. Where would you go first? Left right? This out. First visit. I would visit the Holy Land. Mr. Cuomo. Given the hostility and the anti-Semitism that has been shown in New York, I would go to Israel.
Starting point is 00:27:21 Mr. Tilsen, where would you go? Yeah, I'd make my fourth trip to Israel, followed by my fifth trip to UK. Ukraine, two of our greatest allies fighting on the front lines of the global war on terror. Mr. Mammani. I would stay in New York City. My plans are to address. This was the exact same moment for him than it was for Trump when Trump raised his hand and said that he wouldn't support the Republican nominee for the party in the 2016 primary. This was his moment right here.
Starting point is 00:27:54 West New Yorkers across the five boroughs and focus on that. Mr. Mammani. And I said that then. Remember whenever I made the video about this guy? And whenever I first saw this, this first happened. And I said, damn, that's a real one. Looks like I was right. I just jump in. Would you visit Israel as mayor? I will be doing as the mayor.
Starting point is 00:28:16 I'll be standing up for Jewish New Yorkers and I'll be meeting them wherever they are across the five boroughs, whether that's in their synagogues and temples or at their homes or at the subway platform. Because ultimately, we need to focus on delivering on their concerns. And just yes or no, do you believe? even a Jewish state of Israel? Even think about this method of questioning. Do you, where would you go? I would stay in the country to support the people that voted for me.
Starting point is 00:28:43 Okay, so do you like Jewish people? Okay, do you think Jewish people in Jewish countries should exist? Really? People watch this and they get radicalized. They do. They get radicalized. This is exactly why people want to burn the thing to the ground? Exactly right.
Starting point is 00:29:08 And that is exactly what I said then. I identified it. A lot of my viewers, a lot of you guys, you don't like 80% of his opinions and his ideas. Maybe you don't like 100%. I don't like 80%. But this is part of the 20%. That's the thing. A lot of people got mad at me for saying this.
Starting point is 00:29:32 So New York is one of the highest cost of living areas in the entire country. You can see right here it's up there with California and maybe a couple of other countries, like Hawaii and stuff like that, right? And so Zanzor is perfect to capture the American vote. Put New Yorkers first. So you have people, this is one of the most expensive cities, most expensive, you know, states to live in, right? Countries, state, look, guys, you get what I'm saying.
Starting point is 00:30:00 And so anyway, yeah, fucking, I get it. And so be honest, the stats useless about income stats. Okay. All right. look at the i mean you could have that i mean you could look this year a hundred thousand dollars after taxes and like i mean this is like fucking thirty thousand dollars right i mean you're you're not making any fucking money yeah i mean i don't know what you want me to find like i mean do we really need to how many graphs do you need to see before you can realize the obvious reality
Starting point is 00:30:34 that it's really expensive to live in new york in america's most expensive states new york 10 000 402 000 look at this it's like number one right i mean i don't know about this specifically, right? But like in general, yes, inflation is due to government spending more money and spending more money isn't, you can't dig your way out of a hole. Well, you can if you do it sideways and then upwards, but like, I mean, overall, there are ways you can dig yourself out of a hole. Absolutely there are. But so how about Snowcon Valley? Yes, 70%. Well, what I'm saying is that my point is that my point with this is very simple. I'm getting distracted. We're getting off topic. people in New York
Starting point is 00:31:14 can't afford rent they don't have money for food public transportation is a problem that's the problems that they have they don't give a fuck about Israel they don't care about Israel Israel Israel is real no
Starting point is 00:31:34 so then just move out of New York okay just leave just go and leave the state leave the city that you've spent your entire life in no they would rather vote for somebody that wants to make it better and even though again I don't think a lot of people and again I think that there are how many of you guys are you know maybe Trump guys that you can at least respect this guy
Starting point is 00:31:56 you can respect the fact that he's at least trying to work for people that are in New York and not Israel can respect it yeah I can respect it and I again and you can disagree with a lot of things that he's saying but this one point matters so much. This one thing. I don't believe words, but actions. Yeah, I don't think he's going to deliver on a lot of the stuff either. If you want me to be honest, I don't really think so. But we'll see what happens.
Starting point is 00:32:29 I believe Israel has the right to exist. As a Jewish state? As a state with equal rights. He won't. Why are you even asking? He's running to be the mayor of New York. Who the fuck cares what he thinks about Israel and Palestine? You need to figure out how to get the buses to work better and how to make sure that people don't get robbed. Like, that's your job. Like, who that gives up, like,
Starting point is 00:32:54 the fucking Israel and power. What the fuck? Jewish people in Israel. What are we doing? Because New York has Jewish people? They have Muslims too. They have everybody there. It's one of the most fucking diverse states
Starting point is 00:33:08 and cities in the world. If everybody is there. It has a right to exist. Does a Jewish state be very clear? And his answer was, no he won't visit israel i said that that's what he was trying to say no no unlike you i never unlike you i answered no directly all right my uh my goal would be to take my first trip to israel my wife's life work in this area means a lot to our family and it could coincide with
Starting point is 00:33:33 my young son miles and bar mitzvah if you'd like to have his bar mitz okay but and there it is and so they can go back to israel if they don't like new york yes exactly it's fucking mccarthy yes exactly america so people you see this shit you see this shit you see this shit And dude, it's just so weird. Think about this, right? Take your head out of everything for just a second. And think about the ridiculousness of every single candidate. For the race to be the mayor of a city in one state inside of the United States,
Starting point is 00:34:07 that every single person gives the same uniform answer to go to the Holy Land that is in another entire country, on the other side of the world, while simultaneously that country has multiple PACs, political action committees, and influence inside of this country. Would that seem suss to you? Because I think we might have a couple of impostors here. We do. It sounds like it, yes. And fundamentally, very, very suss. And the United States of Israel, I think the internet has made people too intentionally minded, too internationally minded. Yes, exactly. And I think that, But again, New Yorkers care about issues that are affecting people in New York.
Starting point is 00:35:00 Also, I think that a lot of people that were shocked by this win don't realize how colossally unpopular. Nobody, everybody that I know from New York basically doesn't like this guy. There are some people that would, you know, like, you know, plug their nose and vote for him and all right, all right, fine, I'll vote for this guy instead of Mandami. I know a couple of people from New York that are like that too, sure. but very few people liked him. Very few people liked him. There's a reason why he dropped down. And also he's another fucking Democrat.
Starting point is 00:35:32 This isn't like a Republican loss. This is one Democrat losing to another Democrat. That's it. Do you think there's no major Islamic PACs spending money to do the same? Look at Michigan or Minnesota? I think that while there might be, and while I think that there probably are, efforts that Islamic and Muslim packs and different groups are doing
Starting point is 00:35:52 in order to gain a foothold in American politics, I don't think that they can hold a candle to the influence that Israel already has. And so people aren't going to, they're not going to look at, okay, well, there is also this issue. They're going to look at the main thing. They're going to look at the main problem, right? That's it. Of course that's going to happen. Of course it's going to happen with China, with every other country.
Starting point is 00:36:16 but there is one extent that it happens way more ridiculous take it's not ridiculous if it's so ridiculous then why are none of them saying that they're going to visit saudi arabia oh that's right because it's not ridiculous one of them is orders of magnitude larger than all of the other ones and that's the one that people have a problem with that's it or jamaica yes something like yeah and uh those packs are registered with farah it's a difference yes because they aren't Muslim. I'm sure that there are Muslim political action committees in one way or another, or Muslims that try to do things to influence American politics to better benefit Islam. I'm sure this happens. Of course it happens. But that's not the point. The point is that it is very
Starting point is 00:37:02 clearly not as effective as Israel. Because not a single person there said anything different than Israel. Watch Trump Miami speech. It's so good. Yeah, I'll watch all that stuff in general, right? but this ridiculous take is to have a huge influence that Israel power Israel has? Yes, exactly. And so anyway, do you think Sharia law is a threat? He needs to understand Takuya. I understand. That's the Muslim idea of that they're going to lie to you so they can advance Islam.
Starting point is 00:37:31 I understand that. I don't know, like, listen, I don't want Sharia law in the country either. I don't want to live in Saudi Arabia either. But that's not, I don't want to live in Israel or Saudi Arabia. Arabia. The fact is that Israel has much more influence right now than Saudi Arabia or any of these other Muslim countries have. I understand people want to circle jerk about it and talk about how bad Islam is. I don't like extremist Islam either. It's pretty obvious I don't. I think most
Starting point is 00:38:01 people in America don't. That's why they're pro-gay rights. So the reality is, yes, most people are in agreement with this. So there's not really a lot of debate here to be had. Well, of market, yes. That's ridiculous. Yes, keep religion out of politics. Yes, exactly. And extremists of any religion is bad. Yes. And I hope that the shit kicks, they don't run away from New York and stay there. Yeah. How much power does it mayor really have? Are people really doomed on this election? Here is what this election shows. The election shows that people are tired of Republican policies and their implementation over the last year. That's what it shows. I think that on a on a larger level, right i think that there's a symbolic value of this but i do think that a lot of the elections happened
Starting point is 00:38:49 they did happen they happened in the majority not all but the majority of them were in you know places where democrats were probably going to win anyway they were poised to win people were expecting them to win and what people expected to happen ended up happening right i think that's what happened but in some cases the difference of how many people voted for a democrat there versus a Republican changed dramatically versus the 2024 presidential election. So why is it that so many more people voted for Democrat this time than didn't last time? Is it all because Kamala Harris was a retarded drunk aunt at your Thanksgiving, you know, family meal?
Starting point is 00:39:28 Is that the only reason? I don't think that's the only reason. I'm sure that's one reason, but that's about it. And what are you some things that you don't agree with them on? I don't agree with them on, for example, the idea that violence is an outcome of society. I think violence is a choice by an individual, and an individual makes a choice to be violent. And my solution to violent people would be putting them in jail pretty much indefinitely until they learn how to act and making them like, you know, like fucking do labor, right? I mean, I would compel them into labor.
Starting point is 00:40:03 That's what I would do. So, like, that's a very big point of difference. because I think that the moment that you take a person's agency away from them and you say that, oh, okay, well, now this person, the reason why they're doing it is actually this abstract concept and not of their own free will, I think that really you run into a very, very dangerous precedent. So yes, isn't the individual shaped by society? There are people that, whenever you choose to stab somebody on a bus, that's not society's fault and I want to put you in a box for the rest of your life. that's my policy. I'm not going to blame society. I'm not going to blame your parents.
Starting point is 00:40:40 I'm not going to blame the government. I'm not going to blame a politician. I'm going to blame you, and you're going in the box. That's it. Is self-defense violence? Yes, it is, but it's okay violence. It's acceptable in violence. Yeah, exactly.
Starting point is 00:40:56 Bro, look into Sharia law. You will like it. Honestly, the truth is that the way that they do things over there. There are a lot of similarities between the way that they do things over there and the way that I think things should be done. Now, I'm not saying it's, I'm not saying I want it. But there are a lot of things that the way they handle it, I agree with it.
Starting point is 00:41:31 Go on, yeah, it's an old world. Yeah, sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Sharia's Old Testament. Yeah, and sometimes, sometimes I think that's the right answer. Yeah, examples. Um, somebody steals something you cut off their hand. shouldn't be stealing. What are you doing stealing? What are you doing? You know you're not supposed to steal. Everybody knows you're not supposed to steal.
Starting point is 00:41:58 What are you doing? What are you doing running around holding up people's stuff? So I don't even know what to say. If it's a false accusation? Well, I mean, you're going to have a court that figures that out, right? I mean, obviously you have a court that does that. No one does that, by the way. Did you steal?
Starting point is 00:42:16 Yeah, because I knew I wouldn't have my hand cut off. Now, if I thought I was going to get my hand cut off for stealing, I wouldn't have stolen shit. That's the thing. That's my whole point. That's great when a judicial system works properly. How about a finger for First Defender? It depends on what they steal. And, you know, at that point, I'd decide based off of the, you know, maybe based off the finger, right?
Starting point is 00:42:40 And so anyway, do you believe in second chances? Well, they've got two hands. So God does, so why not? So yeah, no, I don't give a shit. Don't give a shit at all. And so 10 fingers even, yes, exactly. Two strike system. Yep, the third strike?
Starting point is 00:43:03 I wonder what that's going to be. And so anyway, we're getting into Sharia law. Who cares about Sharia law? Okay? Like, again, I don't want to have any religious extremism in the country, period. Zero. None. Absolutely none.
Starting point is 00:43:19 And I think at a, at their apex, extremist religions are pretty similar. They are. They're pretty similar. If you find a hyper-extremist Christian and you find a hyper-extremist Muslim, there are a lot of things that they're going to agree on. There's probably more things that they will collectively agree on than a blue-haired SJW will agree with on either of them for. That's the difference.
Starting point is 00:43:50 A lot of people might not want to hear that, but it's true. So yeah, Amish, yep. And hyper-extrian Muslims are way worse, though. Again, like, I'm not going to argue about which one is worse. All I'm saying is that I don't want either one of them, okay? Like, yes, you're right. I don't want to live in Saudi, right? I don't want to live in Saudi Arabia.
Starting point is 00:44:08 I don't want to live in Dubai. I don't want to live there. I think they're great places. I'd love to visit, sure. But, like, I don't agree with their laws. But if I go there, I would follow them. This is such a reasonable thing to say. I'm surprised there are so many people that are...
Starting point is 00:44:20 People constantly tried to get me to condemn Islam as a collective. I am not Islamic. I am not a Muslim. I am generally an atheist. I don't believe in any of that stuff. If that's not enough for you, and I am against all extremism, absolutely that, like, you know, Iran,
Starting point is 00:44:40 like I was supporting a bombing Iran because they're fucking psycho-fucking religious extremists. If that's not enough for you, I don't know what you want me to do. You're far removed from it? Yes. Of course. And so anyway, that's it.
Starting point is 00:44:58 What about their prophet? Who cares? I'm not a Muslim. What the fuck do I have to do with Muhammad the prophet? What the fuck would I care about that? It's got nothing to do with me. And so anyway, let me go back to my original graph. Yeah, I don't know.
Starting point is 00:45:13 Like, they say he was an ass, only married a girl that was like nine or six or 11 or something. Like, yeah, it's obviously weird and bad. Do you think I, like, have to defend this? Or I feel like I have to defend. I don't give a fuck about this. It's not my religion. It's not my problem. Yeah, that's fake.
Starting point is 00:45:29 I know people think it's fake. I don't want to hear about why it is or isn't fake. My point is that I don't care. It's not my fucking problem. Here's my point. Anyway, actual petro? Yeah, sure. But are you against all extremism?
Starting point is 00:45:42 Or are you against extreme of big tities? Okay. Well, not all extremism, okay? Almost all extremism. It's a little bit different, right? And give me one second. I'll make sure I'll look at this here. Yes, feels like it's fence sitting or am I tripping?
Starting point is 00:45:59 That's fence sitting? I don't know what you want me to say. Like, I don't know really what you want me to say. It's very clear what I've said. Anyway, either way, religion is not the focus here. It doesn't really matter. This is what really matters. The age of the U.S. first-time homebuyers is now at 40 years old.
Starting point is 00:46:21 So back in the year 2000, Actually, even whenever, this is about whenever I was born. I was born in 1990, okay? This was 3,000 years ago. Or more specifically 33 years ago. 35 years ago. It's going to be 36 years ago. Oh, man, we got another month and a half.
Starting point is 00:46:41 It's going to be 36 years ago. So anyway, look at this here. So this is in between 1981 and 2000, so it's about 1990. That means that around the year that I was born, the, I guess this is the median age of a person buying their first home was under 30. Think about how unfathomable that is. This means, if it's 30 to 25, that means we're looking at about 27, 28 here, right? So it went from about 27, yes, exactly.
Starting point is 00:47:18 This is what we've lost. And every four years, we flip the board over, and we have. think maybe we're going to get it back. And every year it gets worse and worse and worse. And now it's getting worse on steroids. And so
Starting point is 00:47:36 when you see somebody go and elect, uh, you know, Mandami or somebody like that, they are doing this out of absolute desperation. They are doing it because they are so fucking sick and tired of the same
Starting point is 00:47:52 dog and pony show, or I guess, you know, what is it, elephant and donkey show, every four fucking years. That's the reason. They're fucking tired of it. To say fuck the system, yes. Yes, voting for him is saying fuck the system. And do you want to know who voted for him more than anybody else? Young people did.
Starting point is 00:48:15 Young people voted for him because he told them that maybe it's not your fault that this graph happened. White women? Women overwhelmingly voted for him. Yeah, women voted for like a lot of these candidates like a 75, 80%. It's crazy. Like us guys, we got to go out and we got we got to outvote them. We got to outvote them. But the thing is that why would you even give a fuck to be motivated to go out and outvote somebody just so you can have, you know, the next person play patty cake with Israel and talk about how important it is for us to spend more of our tax money. it somewhere else. Black men too? Yeah. It's something in a different path. Yeah. They aren't going in a new direction. They're just stuck in a roundabout. Yes, exactly. Fuck man, I'm 20. I've, I've, and have given up on it. You're 20 and you've given up on owning a house. You're 20 years old and you've given up on owning a house?
Starting point is 00:49:16 What year is it? 1533? I understand that like in your mind, you know, this is a big deal. Right? And like, you know, it's like, yeah, you've got to have this happen. happen. You weren't high school two years ago, bro. Like, think about buying, if, think about owning a house by the time that you're 30. Okay. I think you should be, you should be thinking about owning a house by a time that you're 30. Not 20, 30. You should be renting a house maybe by 25. After you get your, your college degree, you get, you know, situated in a career, then you can rent a house. Then you talk about buying one. Maybe continue renting, depending on, way that, you know, like mortgage and everything else is a 30. Well, aim for 30. Aim for 30.
Starting point is 00:50:10 And if you miss, maybe you get to 35, right? And 35's not really, well, it is pretty bad, but it could be worse. So yeah, I'm 30 and owning a house seems impossible. Yeah, there's a lot of people that feel that way. And I wonder why. So yeah, this is the reason why a lot of people voted for him. This is exactly it. And I think it's just going to continue getting worse. It will.

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