Hodgetwins Podcast - From NBA to MAGA! | Twins Pod - Episode 58 - Royce White

Episode Date: March 31, 2025

Royce White was once a top NBA prospect who could have been a Hall of Famer, but he was just too real for that woke organization. Now, he is a talk show host exposing government corruption of all kinds. He has also been running for office and would have won if it wasn't rigged! Royce always puts the truth first no matter what it costs him, and he's dropping all kinds of truth on today's episode!Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX8lCshQmMN0dUc0JmQYDdg/joinGet your Twins merch and have a chance to win our Ford Raptor F150 & 10K in cash - https://officialhodgetwins.com/Get Optimal Human, your all in one daily nutritional supplement - https://optimalhuman.com/Want to be a guest on the Twins Pod? Contact us at [e-mail] Free Twins Pod Content - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_iNb2RYwHUisypEjkrbZ3nFoBK8k60COFollow Twins Pod Everywhere -X - https://twitter.com/TheTwinsPodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetwinspod/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/twinspodTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@twinspodYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX8lCshQmMN0dUc0JmQYDdgRumble - https://rumble.com/c/TwinsPodSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/79BWPxHPWnijyl4lf8vWVu?si=03960b3a8b6b4f74Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/twins-pod/id1731232810This video was conducted on behalf of American Tungsten , and was funded by Gold Standard Media LLC and/or affiliates. For our full disclaimer, please visit: https://portal.goldstandardir.com/disclaimer/DEMRF-366Go to https://americantungstencorp.com/

We got Royce White in the house. How you doing? I'm great, man. You consider yourself to be a conservative, or? Man, that's an interesting question. Because I go back and forth. I consider myself Republican, but I'm more like moderate. Those labels are so obsolete now.

Right. We used to be different. Yeah. I've voted for Gore. I voted for Kerry. I remember standing in line. Boomer. I was like, look at all these white people living there.

They try to bring racism. trying to bring the Klan back. Come on, I'm going to vote. Because that's what they told me. And that's what I believe. And then I can start paying attention to both sides. And then I was like, man, the left is a scam. There's some little scams in Republicans on it,

but the majority of the scams overseas from the left. Like, I'm Maga for Gaza. This is going to be able to be sure. Nearly his father's of Christian faith. We're Jews, and you can't discount that. You can't discount George Washington because of the only slaves. Right. I'm not doing it.

You know, so both things can be true at the same time. So you said the NBA is ran by a bunch of Jewish people, huh? Predominably. The ownership is predominantly Jewish. Yeah. How was it like playing the NBA? I didn't play. Yeah.

We got Royce White in the house. So, brother. How you doing? I'm great, man. Thanks for having you out. My older brother turned me on to you months ago. I appreciate it. You and Stu Peter, yeah.

Yeah. Minnesota guy. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, both of y'all Minnesota. Yeah. Yep, still from Minnesota. I don't know if he's from Minnesota, but that's where he is.

So you being a Republican, you consider yourself to be a conservative or? Man, that's an interesting question. Because I go back and forth. I consider myself Republican, but I'm more like moderate. I mean, reality is, I don't even, those labels are so obsolete now. Right. So, like, where I grew up, I grew up in a black Catholic neighborhood in St. Paul, sorry, capital in Minnesota. And I don't know, I blinked one day and I was 25 and all of a sudden Catholic church or Christianity in general was like the enemy.

And Catholicism specifically was like the enemy. And then, you know, the LGBTQ just snuck up and became the most important thing in the world and culture. So I was like, well, I have to be conservative. Like if you believe in anything Catholic or Christian, by default, you're conservative. Yeah. Now, how all of the conservatives get down on all of the issues, I have great disagreement on to where I'm like, you, I'm like, I'm not rolling with these people on these certain issues. Right.

And the Republican thing is like an even more watered down title. And when I ran, I was trying to kind of express to people what Republicanism, the idea is really about. And that's something that people could more hopefully really, relate to and identify with but the Republican Party I mean come on that's a that's right it's a scam you know right yeah I mean come on right cotton give me a break right not a people don't understand it Trump he's a he's a liberal because he believes in abortion up 16 months he's uh overall 16 weeks not 16 months yeah 16 weeks I said 16 months yeah well mean he was he was a he was a Democrat I mean

he talked about donate money to Democrats but I think a lot of people came from a very different place you know 10 years ago 20 years ago over the last 30 years. This is a sophisticated information war that they're running on people like. Where I grew up, the idea is if the federal government expands and social programs expand, then you'll be safe from white supremacy. That's the narrative for black people all across the country. So as you know, even how we know it's stupid once you've seen, you can't unsee, but it's also easy to understand how people get tricked into it. Right. Lifelong. My grandfather, My grandfather, it's funny when I ran, my grandfather, Frank White, he's like a big Minnesota sports figure,

Hall of Fame official. Grandfather was a great, great baseball player batted like 750 a senior year in high school. So I come from a sports family, and I got around the state of Minnesota. That's black excellence right now. It's pretty good. Back then, he would have played in the Negro leagues or tried out for major leagues, but he had a kid young. And back then, there was no money in it. So if you had a kid, sports wasn't a pursuit.

But anyway, so I did a lot of traveling around Minnesota, the state, when I was young because my grandfather refed all over, right? So you go from the city that's where most of the black people lived, not many there anyway, but that's where they live. And then you get outstate Minnesota, and it's mostly white and whatnot. So diverse community of friends that he has, right? Like Kenny Mower, right, who is Joe Mauer's uncle. And Kenny Mauer was ostracized from the NBA, he has to fight for his pension out because he denied the vaccine on a, religious and conscientious basis. And he said, I'm not taking the vaccine.

The NBA said, you have to take it. And then when he said, well, this is my religion, they came back and said, well, the Pope says that you should take the vaccine. Right? But I bring him up. They think the Pope is actually a good Catholic. That's what's scary.

Yeah, and horrifying. But I bring him up because he and my grandfather go back to the neighborhood. And my grandfather, there was an article with Mother Jones where one of the writers reached out to my grandfather, and he basically, he didn't denounce me as his grandson, but he was against my politics. And Kenny Maurer calls me up like three weeks later.

He's like, hey, man, I love what you're doing. I love what you're saying. I love your grandpa. I just saw him a couple weeks ago. But he got this one way wrong. So that, you know, just little stuff like that shows you how well the information is, is weaponized and, you know, even down to like that close to you, immediate family. Yeah.

You know, where these two people are friends, but they got two totally different views of what's going on. Right. And I, you know, I haven't even talked to my grandfather much since that happened about a year, year or so ago. Oh, really? Yeah. And he helped raise me. I love him. He's a really good dude. He just is confused. He's been lied to him. He doesn't get it. And I just want to call him up and ask him sometimes, like, how do you feel about the NBA saying that Kenny Maurer has to take the vet? This is your friend. This is your lifelong friend. Y'all two was hanging out before I was even born. Right. Right. And so, but people don't even want to really go there. They just, they think what they think and they want to stay there because it's comfortable.

So that's what we ultimately fight against, right? Yeah. People are like, it's real tough for people to admit that they're wrong. Yeah. You know, and I think that's like the cruts of the whole argument. Yeah. But that's a strong allegiance for blacks for Democrats. I know.

We used to be Democrat. Yeah. I bought it for Clinton. I voted for Gore. I voted for, um, Kerry. Yeah, voted for Kerry. And I remember standing in line. Boom for Korea.

I was like, look at all these white people living in me. They're trying to bring racism. They try to bring the clan back. I'm going to vote. Because that's what they told me. That's what I believe. And then I just start paying attention to both sides. And then I was like, man, the left is a scam.

Yeah. They've been tricking me the whole time. Yeah, I think both, for the most part, yeah. There's some little scams in the Republican Party, but a majority of the scams I would say is from the left. Like, I'm Maga for Gaza. Like, that is a... They brought the anti-Semite U.S.C.

The candidate on, the Maga for Gaza. It's all now. This is going viral for sure. Hey, Ross, what is that term? First of all, let me get your definition of Semetic. What's your definition for anti-Semitic? Well, Semetic is, I mean, the definition fits. It's the Semitic languages.

If you're a part of the Afro-Eurasian or Afro-Asian area where the three Semitic languages were spoken, Arabic, Aramaic, and Hebrew, then you're Semitic. Right. I mean, I guess if you want to go by that standard, if you live anywhere in the world and you speak one of the Semitic languages, you're Semitic. Right. So some people come from that area.

Some people speak the language. You know, so the definition of Semetics is pretty straightforward. The definition of anti-Semitic is a scam. Right. No, 100%. They call me anti-Semitic. They call Trump anti-Semitic. They call it.

I mean, anybody who opposes globalism is anti-Semitic by definition, too. And that is kind of a Republican Party scam. Yeah. Yeah, right. Right. That's one of a little scams. No, not a little one. That's probably the biggest one in the world.

It's global. Right. Right. So that definition of Semetic, I'm just like, how can you be anti-Semitic when you try to protect Palestinians? Because if they're Semitic people as well. Right, right. I think European, the people that start off is refugees there in old UK Palestine, there were refugees. Are those European Jews, are that considered Semitic?

Well, here's, and I get a lot of flag from both sides because I just, I don't have any personal investment in the issue. One, I'm not Jewish, I'm Christian. And I do think that, you know, it says, you know, Jesus didn't come to, you know, to upturn the law. He came to fulfill, right? So if you go back to the tour in the earliest days of the Christian tradition, our forefathers were Jews. There's not really an argument there to be had as Moses and David. Jesus is a Jesus. Yeah, that's right. I mean, you know, some people would argue, well, Jesus is the advent of Christianity, so you can't really say. But he was, it was his tradition, right? But I don't really have personal investment in the issue, right? So I just talk about the way it is. And for me, the European, here's the way the history worked, at least by a lot of people's account, is after the first Roman Jewish war, the Jews were exiled into the diaspora, right? And they left out and some went up to Asia Minor.

Some went up to Europe. That's how Paul ends up there in Rome and spreading Christianity. what is now Christianity. Some of them end up in Babylon. Some of them end all the way up there in Russia, right? And during the first Roman Jewish war, you could argue that the Jews revolted for legitimate reason. They were being over text. And the Romans basically felt like they had dominion over greater Israel, which at the time they basically owned. I mean, you know, the Jews didn't have a big enough, Israel didn't have a big enough army to really fight the Romans. So the Romans basically

let them exist as a little city state. And the Jews woke up one day and we're like, we want to be independent, kind of like America from the British Empire, right? Right, right. So now they end up all over the world, and some of them end up in Europe and what they call now Ukraine. And that's where the Qazarian legend comes from. And after World War, you know, and they spread all throughout Europe.

And then after World War II, they create the Jewish state and offer them the opportunity to come back to what is the biblical or, you know, religious homeland. And, you know, my thing is like, even let's take the Hebrew Israelites, for example, as a group, their thing is like, well, these people aren't really Jews. The black Hebrew. The Black Hebrew Israelites, right? Which a lot of those dudes got a lot of good things they're talking about. And I appreciate that they, you know, they're trying to stand on some principles and live right.

Take that the delivery is wrong. Well, I mean, I'll give you this example. It's like, well, we're the original Jews. But then these white Europeans picked up our religion and practiced it. hard for so long and so well that I got a 23 in me my Hebrew lineage. Oh, so they have that's in the ancestry? Who? Those black Hebrew is rights.

Well, that's the claim. The claim is that the black, some of the claim is like the blacks that were brought over in the slave trade were the original Jews or that the lost tribe of Judah is, you know, African and all that stuff that Mary Well may be. I mean, I think we're so far removed from it. It doesn't have as much value to me when like the Republicans are scamming people out of of trillions of dollars, right? That's more on my mind.

But if people want to talk about it, they always ask me. I'm like, all right, well, just talk about it. Okay. If these, even if these European whites picked up your religion at some point, why did they go harder for it than you did? Why are they keeping on the tradition? And then you lost it. At some point, your people sold out what they were supposed to be doing, right?

And I'm not fanning for the, I'm not making an excuse for them. I'm just saying how it is. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, why can we look at it? And they're still wearing the, and they're still doing the tradition. And then you're like, well, you know, 23 and me. I'm back to, it's like, all right, well. I saw this one interview on Instagram.

This black dude went up to a European Jew. Yeah. And he said, hey, did you know we're real Jews? He said, we'll be Jewish then. Right. No, it's a volunteer state. Right. Go be Jew.

Yeah. Why you know? Be Jewish. You ain't got to tell me this. I thought that was so funny. Now, and then on the flip side, the scan that the... God is absolutely black. Is it in the Bible?

I see a question. God doesn't have a skin color. Is it a problem? God being black? It's not a problem. It's just not what's true. You seemed very disappointed when I said God was black. You turned around.

No, because if you believe that, did you say... Wait, then how are blacks discriminated then if God's black? Why can God be black? You seem so disappointed a second ago. Why would God, the Almighty Creator, have a skin color? How did you get it? skin color. God created us. So God creates skin color, but people, you don't have it. Yeah, God

created the trees too. He's not a tree. That's a stupid argument. It's a stupid argument. Yes. Just because he created skin doesn't mean he has it. You're saying to not worship and idolize whiteness and not worship everything. You're doing the same thing. You're, you're embodying the same racist ideology you're trying to East Indians, all the other nations of people. My people are in everyone's culture because everyone got together and got rich off of the exporting us to make sure they have I I yeah that's the one thing the head the head dress that he's wearing is is ridiculous it ain't number of the wave cat with a with a sequence uh glitter band over it's ridiculous see him i can't take serious right he might even be right but you disqualified based on the

presentation alone yeah that's why i'm ad hominin guy come on and get the fuck out of my face i'm not listening to this shit right but my my thing is so we're With the way the story goes with the Jews is, at some point, the Jews that came from Israel started to mix with the other races. So what? The whites? The whites. So some people would say, oh, well, they stole the religion. Well, how history works when two different peoples come into contact with one another, either A, they kill each other, or B, they co-mingle.

They start to procreate. Or sometimes a bit of both. Sometimes against the will of the people. Right. can't so then when they say the kazarians aren't real jews it's like well they came into contact with the tradition at some point now the the scam that they're running is uh anybody who says anything about the history of Judaism or jews at all hates all the Jews that that's ridiculous that's a lie right right right so i get it from both sides uh a lot and so what i mean

i like i like the position pause that's a pause i guess right right right Right, right. Trump, how do you feel about Trump? He said he wants to buy Gaza. You know what? Clean it out and move to Palestinians and make this like an oasis. Essentially for the Jews, it sounds like to me. That's the way I took it.

Well, that's some prime real estate, Joyce. I mean, Roy, that's some prime real estate. That's right by the war. Well, a scary thing is you look at the white papers before before Israel was attacked. you look at the white papers and there was a pipeline that they were planning to build through India, through Saudi Arabia, up through the Black Sea, and, you know, basically end right there in Gaza.

So the white paper sort of commercial, international business, trade aspect of the region is already sitting there for people to read. And it is dark. It's dark because, you know, I just had Chris Martinson on my podcast, you know, recently. and he was talking about how if you map all of the great world conflicts over the top of the oil and energy pipelines, you get a perfect match, almost perfect match in the modern war era. So my thing with Trump is,

obviously there's a huge influence, a huge pro-Israel influence around them and has been. I would even venture to say that may be part of the reason why he didn't want to endorse me, going against Amy Klobuchar, who is like the, proverbial anti-Maga, anti-Trump, anti-America-Fers, senator, right?

Yeah. Whether I was going to win or not, I mean, it's an uphill battle, but he outperformed me by about five points in Minnesota. And part of the reason is a lot of the Minnesota old guard, Norm Coleman, who's the head of the RJC, Republican and Jewish Coalition, Rudy Boschwitz, who was one of the last Republicans to hold office statewide. He was a senator, U.S. senator, also Jewish. and Tim Palentee, who was about his milk toast of a moderate.

I tell people you hear the word moderate or electable. You should fear it. Hear it and fear it. Those two words are the most dangerous words in American culture. Yeah. But Tim Palentis is really moderate. And they all came out and endorsed my opponent in the primary, right? That's crazy.

Even though I got the endorsement of the Republican convention, right? The caucus and the grassroots Republican Party, they said, whatever the people say, we know better. And we're going to go with Ukraine Joe Frazier who supports you Ukraine funding, unlimited Ukraine funding, unlimited, unrestricted war for Russia. And I only mention that because

Trump is in a very strange spot. You know, if you look at human history, he's a very, very strange spot. So I don't even fault him, you know, but, you know, the people around him that it's an issue they're going to have to

to deal with at some point because I think they're on the wrong side of it. And I don't even think it's being handled wrong so much as the way it's talked about is still kind of trying to dance around the issue. And I say that because like the Gaza thing,

I don't mind that. When people ask me what I think should be done a long time ago, I said maybe the Jews should come out of Israel. Dang. I propose it on the other side. Right. But it's the same.

concept right is that the original UN the original UN agreement or plan for Israel was bugged in the beginning it was bugged I mean there was a you know first it was supposed to be the you the embassy was supposed to be in the middle and then you had Palestine on one side Israel on the other side and this is kind of the piece then somebody decided well let's just mix and match them and then somehow they'll start to get along you know and it's just like that didn't happen that didn't work It failed, obviously.

But then you think, don't you think they knew that was going to happen? That was not going to happen. I mean, either that or they're just naive. You know, I would, I would, the British were in charge of the UN Israel deal. Right, right. And I keep telling people, and this was the argument I had with, I didn't have an argument, but with Dan Belzerian, and I was on the Jake Schill's podcast. And it's the argument that Alex Jones continues to have with Nick Fuentes is, yeah, we can talk about Jewish influence and power all around the world you can't do without also talking about the people who

sign those deals because they're they're culpable too you can't take their call whether it's black entertainers like Kanye West who I like you know like his music you know he says some stuff that's true sometimes he gets way off into the deep end uh or it's you know some basketball player who signs a contract with the predominantly Jewish owned NBA or what the entertainment business at writ large it's like okay you signed the deals though so you can say that their deal making is predatory, but you had a choice. And I'm not saying that doesn't make them corrupt, but it makes you culpable too.

You're responsible. So it's the same thing on the international stage where a lot of people who end up criticizing the Jewish, you know, conversation have criticism of the Jewish lobby and things like that, which exists and it's corrupt by my standard. They tend to be, you know, very pro-white. or let's say their opinion is that white people are getting a bad rap which I agree with you know this whole white

everything's white supremacy is ridiculous right however if you're gonna criticize Israel and the Jews and their influence worldwide you can't do it without bringing a fierce criticism to the European men who signed a deal and this goes all the way back to the inception of Israel where the crown the British Empire is the one who allotted the land and they oversaw the process. And really, America's defending Great Britain's foreign interests. We don't even have a genuine foreign policy.

Our foreign policy is Great Britain's foreign policy. Look at all of our big international conflicts or hot zones, hotbeds, tender boxes. It's all British foreign policy. China, opium war with Great Britain. Russia, great game for the heartland, for Ukraine, right? You know, McKinders World Island theory, who controls East, Europe controls the heartland, who controls the heartland, controls the Eurasian World Island and the natural resources.

And then they're in the Middle East. And the oil and the petrol dollar is Kissinger, who was a German national, Polish Jew. And this is all their deal. Right? And so my thing with Trump and Gaza is, I was saying, bring the Jews out of Israel. That's very anti-Semitic.

How? I want him to come live with us. us. I just don't want us to be on both sides of the war. And the way it's set up now, the way it is now, we're on both sides of that war and every war. When you're on both sides, it's very hard to tell your enemies and who your friends are. And so what Trump's proposing is just the opposite. He's saying, hey, Gaza's this little tiny open-air prison. You people are saying you want to live here, but you're also saying you're trapped. Oh, my God, we're trapped. We'll leave. We'll find a better place for you. And so,

What he's doing, he's putting them on the spot saying, hey, if it's really so bad here, what if we build you a place that's three times better? Right. Yeah. If we build you an oasis somewhere else where you two million Palestinians can go live and not have to be under the thumb of the tyrannical Israeli government, like you say, would you take it? And if you say no, and it kind of says you just want problems.

And I'm not saying that that's not warranted because I don't think how Israel's been treating those people is right. Right. But at some point, you got to decide, like, I take it back to the neighborhood. And, you know, my block is in a war with this block. At some point, we got to decide if we still want to keep killing each other. Right. And if that means, you know, me and my people, we get up and move,

or you and your people get up and move, something got to shake. Right. Right. So I like the Gaza idea, actually. But I would have been fine if the Jews came to America, too. Right. Or if the Jews went back to Europe. I think they should go to Finland.

Nice white place. The first Israel state was supposed to be in Uganda. Oh, really? Really? Yeah, it would have never worked out. The original Zionist project, the, you know, the Herzl and all those, Pithelorahirth and all those people, their original plan was for Israel to be in a place like Uganda because it had no religious affiliation. They were secular Jews.

So they didn't view Israel as a biblical homeland. It was Westerners who came. Because of people. Yeah. It was Westerners who came in. and use the biblical tie to facilitate the, to basically get the, let's say, the consensus of the American people, a very evangelical Protestant Christian American population to get them okay with what they were going to do, to create that state right there where it is.

But it had no religious basis in the beginning. Right. You know, and that's the, that's the scam that the evangelical Christian Republicans are running on themselves. Yeah. I never understood that dynamic between that relationship between Judaism and Christianity. Because they don't believe in the same, they don't believe in Jesus. They think it was a false prophet, that he's boiling and big part of boiling semen, something like that. Well, I mean, yeah, we could, we could say that the Christians are.

I don't understand it. You know. We could say that the Christians are being very, uh, Christ. Christ-like in their understanding of the imperfected Jewish knowledge. Right. And that's why a lot of Jews who actually come to believe in Christ, they call them Messianic Jews, but those Jews usually call themselves perfected Jews. Yeah. See, these Jews, man, they're complicated.

Well, I mean, you know, it's a complicated history, right? But ultimately, Abraham, you know, the earliest, again, the earliest fathers of the Christian, and faith were Jews, you know, and you can't discount that. You know, it's the same as you can't discount George Washington because he owns slaves. Right, right. I'm not doing it. You can't trick me into it. I don't care what side of the argument you're on.

I can both say that having slaves is not a Christian and, let's say, a humane thing to do. And I could also say that to not get involved in foreign entanglements was a brilliant statement for a statesman to make. And the Declaration of Pendants and the Constitution, you know, so both things can be true at the same time. Yeah. Yeah, but that God's the strip, that is prime real estate. That's beautiful. Beautiful.

I think it's the best real estate in the world. Might be. Yeah, might be. And the Palestinians. And the Jews want their hands on it. Hey, well, they, you know, Bibi making no qualms about expansion. Yeah. Yeah.

And ultimately, you know, I don't think if, let's say, I think, I think, Trump, what he's trying to go about in, guys, I think he actually cares about the Palestinian people. I do too. Yeah, I think it comes from a good place. It's not his deal. Right. I know. It's thrown on his plate, but it's not his deal.

Right. So what do you do when you got, if I live, let's say, you got this block, this block, I live on the next block. I got people or, you know, I got friends that live in both areas. Right. And, you know, you just want to see it come doing it. And I think that's going to be one of the hallmarks of Trump's legacy is his efforts towards peace. Right. It's like, let's just make the peace.

Whether it's Russia, Ukraine, if this Middle East thing gets quieted down, then that'll be great, too. Nobody's going to be happy at the end. Once war gets to this point, people aren't going to be happy with the outcome, no matter what. Yeah, nobody wins. He's wars. Nobody wins. Nobody wins. So you said the NBA, it's like a, it's ran by a bunch of Jewish people, huh?

predominantly. The ownership is predominantly Jewish. Yeah. How was it like playing in the NBA? I didn't play. No, I didn't get a chance to play. I came into the NBA. I got drafted. Well, if I took you back before I was drafted, I became a widely known for having been one of the first college basketball players or college athletes to talk openly about my struggles with anxiety. I got the same problem. A lot of us do, don't we? Yeah. So when I was like,

16 I smoked weed for the first time had a massive panic attack started having panic attacks until I was diagnosed I was put on medication early on Prozac was taking like 20 milligrams of Prozac Did that help in the beginning it helped? It helped like bring me back to a baseline it felt like where I was Getting sleep again at first I was getting no sleep I was just anxiety riddled all day long couldn't sleep the prozac I remember starting to be able to sleep again and have dreams that's how you can tell you really getting in deep sleep Right. Because anxiety is nothing but your mind is just racing. Yeah. All the time. Well, I mean, and I got over, first I stopped taking the medicine and I stopped having panic attacks is bad. But some of it lingered on when I got to college and I went to Minnesota, gotten a little bit of trouble at Minnesota, ended up transferring to Iowa State, had to sit a year. This was back before you could go anywhere you want penalty free in college basketball. Now guys are getting paid. We used to get in trouble for getting an extra sweats from the school you was getting recruited by. You got to ride across the

two, three, four, five mile wide campus. You got a ride to your class after 7 a in practice. You were getting penalized and suspended by the NCAA. Now you're getting cars from the local car dealer. It's crazy. This was just 10 years ago. Yeah, right. This ain't 30, 40 years ago. But so I go to Iowa State, I had a city year.

So by the time I started playing, I'm now 20 years old. And I had an ESPN writer come and do a story on me because of the success we were having. Nobody thought that we would be successful that year we were picked to finish like bottom three in the big 12 which is the perennial you know perennial basketball conference and uh we ended up being close to the top we end up finishing third in the conference right and you know this this is the one of the golden era of big 12 this is during

the bill self reign of kansas where they won like i don't know it's 10 big 12 championships in a row the big east was big too big east was good yeah we clipped their ass at i was stated and they was ranked number five in the country right yeah bill self's a good dude, shout out to him. But anyway, so they're doing this story on me and I let it slip that I didn't eat before the games. It was a, they were asking about my routine. And I was like, I don't eat before the games.

They were like, why? I was like, I don't know, my stomach just weird in the morning sometimes I got anxiety. So I said that and then they were like, what you, wait, hold on, skirt. You got anxiety. What are you talking about anxiety? So then it became a story across the, you know,

Royce White dealing with mental health, anxiety, and how will the NBA look at it? So then I go into a pre-jraft process, says where the NBA now is like, the NBA media is like, well, Royce is one of the most skilled NBA ready players in this class.

6-8, 270, plays point guard, great passing skills, great defender, let his team in every major statistical category. This guy's a shoeing to be a top five pick, talent-wise and ready one. But how do they view anxiety?

How does the NBA look at anxiety? Do they look at it as a genuine medical issue or a character problem? Right. So I'm fucking 20 years. And I got to feel these questions as a 20 year old. You can say I was put on the... You're just trying to

deal with on your own. I'm trying to survive out here. And so I got drafted and I go to a rookie transition program. They hold in Hoboken Jersey every year. So where they bring in the rookies to basically do three, four days of seminars

on watching people who want to steal your money, watch out for the women, the horror stories from the NBA players who have been through, you know, tough stuff. And I saw Chris Herron, he gave a speech. And if you know anything about Chris Heron's story, he was addicted to heroin, NBA player, great college player, got addicted to heroin real bad and whatnot. And I was sitting there, I remember, like, the things he was describing resonated with me

because even though I wasn't doing drugs, the emotions he was feeling, feeling alone and darkness and fear and feeling like you can't talk to anybody about what's going on. He was self-medicating. Oh, he was self-medicating. I mean, heroin is as bad as it gets, right? Right, right. I mean, you know, I was taking 20 milligrams of Prozac. It's like a punk drug, right?

Yeah. You know, I mean, but heroin is he's doing a serious drug. But anyway, so after it was over, I went back to my room and I had my collective bargaining agreement. I went to read it page by page from front to back. And I realized there wasn't a single mention of mental health in the entire document. And it blew my mind because I got to the band substance list and here's a medication that I'm prescribed. right so now I'm thinking in my head oh shit man what what do we do what do we do with this so I go to my team and I'm like all right there's a discrepancy between the

the document the CBA and the health that part of the document and the banned substance list and I'm so I'm prescribed as drug so am I okay to take this even at the time I wasn't taking it I had it for as needed Xanax okay I was prescribed Xanax as needed if I'm having the panic tag if I'm getting anxious around flying and whatnot. And that was another big part of the story is because I didn't like to fly. A lot of people, though. Well, look now, I was telling him before the show started, seeing a Delta Airlines flight upside

down, maybe I was having a premonition, huh? Right, right. Yeah, yeah. There's a lot of that going on. You know what I mean? A little bit too much for my comfort. I'm glad I liked to drive more than it didn't fly. But so that became a big story.

And ultimately, I got into a political fight with the NBA on clarifying their policy. Like, okay, well, how do you view mental? health and anxiety is it a medical issue is it a part of comprehensive medical you know health for your players and everybody or is it do you look at a character issue like you punk motherfucker you got anxiety just a hassle right you know what and I feel them you know I feel what that's their position I just need to know right so I could so I could go about my so I could do what I need to do let's get the expectations out on the table and they didn't want no part of that they were like who you think you're

already even question the shit that we write. The policy. You want to question us about policy? I had one attorney. His name was Goldberg. He was Leslie Alexander. One of the damn. Hey. It's the man's name. I didn't name the man.

I didn't make it his name. Right. Right. Right. But, you know, so we had like this big falling out public kind of dispute. You can go back and look at it. And the mainstream media was shilling for the NBA. Oh, yeah. Because everybody wants their credentials, their media credentials. and the NBA is a cash cow.

The NBA is the watering hole of the global corporate community. Every industry has an interest. That's the gossip strip of the Mediterranean. There you go. That's right. That's right. They're all there. They're all trying to get a piece.

And so we had this big, like, three-month dispute. And finally, Leslie Alexander at the time, who is another Jewish owner? He sent the team, you know, to somebody else. But he sent this guy. This is his attorney. You know, this is his lead guy. general counsel, they call it. Every rich guy guy has one.

Not to say that they're all Jewish. I'm not saying that, but I'm saying usually a rich guy has a general counsel attorney. So he sends him. And he sends him, and we sit in the psychiatrist office. First, they made me go to psychiatrists every day against the psychiatrist's recommendation. Because I said, I don't need a psychiatrist every day. I need us to clarify this language in this contract so we can know how to operate with each other. So I can, I'm 20.

I need no expectations. Exactly. But the fact that your guys' annexed, and you're telling me I can take it anyway, that doesn't seem right to me. Right. So I go to this doctor, is his high psychiatrist,

great guy at Baylor University. His name is Aaron Fink. Another Jewish guy. Really good dude, though. Really like Aaron Fing. Shout out to him. ESPN 30, ESPN E60 did a documentary,

a little brief documentary on me. Aaron Fink sang my praise. It was like, man, Royce was one of these guys who basketball wasn't what was most important. He wanted to make sure things were done right. He was interested in bigger than basketball, you know. But anyway, so I go to him, I'm going to him every day. And he tells them there's nothing wrong with this guy. He doesn't need to come out. He said,

my most manic schizophrenic patients come see me at most twice a week. You're making him come here every day as punishment because you don't want to have to deal with what he's saying. What he's saying is your your documents, your player contracts got a huge hole in language and he's right yeah he he basically fink said Royce is right the director of of of the director of health for the NBA and the union which is a joint person that they have both agree upon and hire dr. Taylor he said Royce is right we need to change this language my team doctor doctor much started out to Dr. Jim months I still talk to him all the time when I got something going on my health he said Royce is right we need to change this language

David Stern was like I don't give what y'all say I don't give for, this is, there's a hierarchy of power, and I'm not, I'm, I don't believe that this kid deserves to even talk to me. I'll talk to his agent. Is David Stern? He's dead now. Yeah, is he Jewish? Was he Jewish? He's Jewish.

Yeah. Adam Silver succeeded him. He's Jewish. And if you know anything about that, if you know anything about that community, and I mean that immediate NBA ownership community, the real history of their Jewish ties goes back to Adam Silver's father, who was one of the founding attorneys of Proch Shire and Roe. which is probably one of the most powerful law firms in New York City. The Prochshire and Rose was the law firm that took all the Jewish attorneys back when the other firms wouldn't hire any Jewish attorneys. So Adam Silver's dad was one of the most powerful people in the whole world probably. But anyway, so I'm sitting there now and I'm in the psychiatrist's office and we're having this meeting and they send Goldberg.

Now he's coming to try and patch everything over. And he sits right there in the meeting with me. Psychiatrists is there. Teen doctor is there. A couple of my people are there as a witness. And he goes, you know, Royce, I think you're right. I think we should change this. But who's going to listen to you if you don't play?

He told me that flat out. He said, if you play, I promise you, we will deal with this. We'll help you. Players are the union take care of before you. No, nonexistent. I'll get to that in a moment. I'll get to that in the moment. He said, we'll help you do this.

And they got the power to do it. Like when he was saying, we can turn. He said, you're young, you're articulate, you're good looking. You could be the poster child of mental health if you play. Yeah. And I told them, I shouldn't have. First of all, I'm not even interested in that. I'm not even interested in what you're talking, what you're offering.

Right. So that's one of those silent offers comes with strings. Right, right. I knew that then. I wasn't that smart back then, but I knew enough to know. all these offers is coming with strings. You ain't just that interested in what I'm talking about. What I want to do or else, we wouldn't be here.

Right. You'd be doing it. Right, right. Okay, so I'm forcing you. Now you're going to try and play back. That's how the great game is played. They want some reprosity. Yeah, that's right.

That's right. Reciprocity. Yeah, rest of prosody. Right. So I'm sitting there and I'm like, you know, I'm not even interested in what you're offering, but I don't even like the proposition that I have to play in order to do something that y'all can change

Now all I'm saying is mental health has to be acknowledging this document or me and you can't talk about my anxiety. Because I don't want to have to be here every single week as a 20-year-old trying to explain some shit to you that doctors can barely explain. And now you're using that again. Now you're getting irritated with me annoyed. Now you're trying to lowball me in contract time because I'm not explaining it well or whatever the case maybe. So anyway, long story short, me and him, we butted heads. I said keep the fucking money. You know, he was like, you could probably make $100 million in this league at least.

And now that's conservative looking at the contracts that are doing around. And it's not to mention the endorsements. My goodness, right? If I had to put on a dress, ooh-wee, I'd be in the billions of dollars. You know what I'm saying? They can't wait to put one of us light-skinned dudes with the light eyes in the dress, right? That's like a globalist wet dream. One of the hodge twins are, you know what I'm saying, in the dress,

and you got you in the money, right? It's the big of that. You know what I'm saying? Right? So imagine, I'm sitting right there at the table where it's like a phone call. No, I'll do that life insurance. I'll do that state farm life insurance commercial with the dress. I'll do that.

How much you, how much you offer? Right. Like, I was right there. Right. So I tell, keep the money. I don't want the money. And it's like, well, you sure? And I'm like, yeah.

And tell David Stern, we'll see who comes out the other side. So that's a lot of quid pro quo. You could argue that that's, that moment, even though it happened behind closed doors, was the inception of the fight, that the current fight between the nationalist populist mega movement and the ultra, ultra multinational globalist establishment. Because this was way before Trump ever came on the scene. This was 2012. Yeah.

I'm not saying that this kicked the movement, but I'm saying the energy was there, right? where I'm like, as a young black man coming from a low, and middle class blue collar family, my mom was an esthetician. She paid rent with her tips, right? She took her tips and went to the essay, the gas station. You wouldn't even know what Super America is. Y'all got 7-Elevens everywhere else. We got Super America.

She goes to the gas station and trades into cash for money orders to pay rent. Real working class, you know what I'm saying? So for me to be sitting there across people who got more money than Midas and tell them to keep the money, that's the impulse that does. Donald Trump's drawing upon now. And so what ended up happening was two years after I was kind of shunned from the league, Kevin Love and DeMarre Rosen start talking about having anxiety depression. And because Kevin Love did it, they wrote out the red carpet for him.

They changed the policy. The policy that I wrote, I actually handwrote, not a handwritten, but I wrote it myself personally, I wrote a policy proposal for the mental health portion of the collective bargaining agreement and they literally use the language that I wrote. But they won't even say my name. Adam Silver to this day refuses to say my name. He won't even speak about him. So that's why people don't like Jews, man.

Hey, you know, and I'll say this. Yeah. I can't say that because if you watch my podcast, this guy named Professor Penn, David Penn in his name, he's a, you know, Republican Party officer in Minnesota. Yeah, I watched that in. Yeah, and he's Jewish, Ukrainian Jewish, right there from where the Qazarian, you know, legend comes from.

And I don't know anybody more America, first or MAGA. Lewis Topper is another great guy who, while still I would say is on the pro-Israel side is an avid supporter of Trump and me in the MAGA movement. And I talk about the issue with, as a matter of fact, Professor Penn, they call him anti-Semitic. And he's a Ukrainian Jew. That's great. So that tells you the racket that's being run with the anti-Semitic thing.

Now, I do believe that Adam Silver and some of those NBA owners represent a demographic of people who are misusing the Jewish identity. You know, and they're using it as a shield, as a cover. They're using it as a cudgel when they need to. And, you know, I think Jewish people everywhere should be offended by how it's being new. misused, just like black people should. Right. I think there's a lot of connection. There's a lot of similarity between the way the black identity is used and the way

the Jewish identity is used. It's actually the exact same. The black identity is used to justify the expansion of the federal government here in America. Right. And the Jewish identity is used to wage a war against the idea of borders. The international stage. It's the exact same racket.

Just a different, different way. Interesting point. Wow, man. So they just rode out the white carpet for a white boy. That's what I call white privilege. I'm like, man, my name's Royce White. I'm white skin. I ain't, I can get no love.

Kevin Love, get all the love. How can't get no love? Damn. Yeah. No, but they wrote out the carpet for him. And, you know, he was respectful, though. He was like, you know, he gave me my kudos. He was like, you know, we couldn't have got this started without Royce.

But the NBA never acknowledged it. And, you know, I'm only 33 right now. Right. Like, I still could be playing. And there are a lot of people who would say like Draymond Green was on Paul George's podcast and he was, he was drafted the same year as I was. And we went to draft camp together. He was running down all the people who got drafted before him. And then he was saying which ones were trashed. And they came to my name. And he was like, no, Royce is another one that kills me because and they was like what? He trashed and Draymond was like, no. Royce was like that. If Royce didn't have the issue with the mental health stuff, he's still being all-star today. And he was mad because we had a similar. skill set. My year when I was at Iowa State, I let my team in all five categories, points, rebounds, blocks, steals, assists.

He led Michigan State in four. So we had a very similar bill, similar game. And he was basically saying, if Royce is the 16th pick, how I end up all the way as 68, which looking back now is legitimate, legitimate, because he is very good and he's had a lot of success and he's really helped Golden State more than I think people realize. He does the little things. He's gritty. That guy's a power forward, right?

Right. How tall is that dude? He's about 6.6. He's 6.5. No, yeah. He's 6.5. Yeah, you're right there. Yeah, you're right there.

Because the position he's, I'm like, this dude is undersized, like. Yeah. Just like Charles Barclay, man. Right. They say he was 6.6. He's like. She said Markley about 6.4. Yeah.

Yeah. And that dude was just crazy. Makes it even more amazing, right? Yeah. He would have 610 people on him. Oh, man. Barkley was an athlete. And what's ways more crazy is.

he didn't work out he didn't work on his body just ate like a like a ate like a just savage he's a light skin fat denis wrong imagine how you see how he jumped though yeah imagine if he was lean yeah he would have been he would have had a 45 inch vertical he probably already had a 40 inch vertical right he probably would have been upper 40s if he was lean yeah he's a fat boy putting you know putting his head on the room grab a rebound when he got the rebound both his hands was over the rim when he grabbed it. Yeah. And then he went straight back up like he was seven foot and slammed it.

I was like, yeah. Yeah, that's something only seven footers do. Exactly. Yeah. I wasn't that athletic. Yeah. But I had a lot more wiggle. I had a lot more wiggle, they said.

Had a lot more shaking my game than Barkley. Do you regret not playing the NBA? Man, that's a good question. Some days, I wake up in the morning, maybe got a little financial trouble. You know, got regular people's bills to worry about with regular people's money. Because looking back. on if you just kept quiet and just played, you'd have made a lot of money.

Yeah, yeah, potentially. Yeah. But see, I see my situation unique because, you know, life happens fast, especially politically, especially corporately, you know, you could say, and I think about it some days where I'm like, man,

if I had kept my mouth shit, I would have made some money. I would have made some money. I probably would have got an 80 to $100 million contract before the shit hit the fan, but the shit was going to hit the fan. It was going to hit the fan regardless, though, because... Because you hated to fly.

Well, not the flying thing. That was another scam they ran. It was like... And it's the thing that they talk about. I see people all right. They still criticize, oh, you don't like to fly. You're scared of flying. You're, you know, you're a weak cowards, you know.

First off, I remember a time in the NBA that you can still go watch people play where they only bust people to the games because it wasn't that lucrative yet. Right. It was only on buses. And the NBA is a regional, is a regional based league still to this day, right? You got the upper Midwest, you got Chicago, Minnesota, Cleveland, Indiana, right, Milwaukee.

In the East Coast, you got that East Coast corridor, you got Jersey, it's Brooklyn now, but the Knicks, Washington Wizards, Philly, Boston Celtics. In the south, you got Orlando, Miami, you got, you know, Atlanta, you got Memphis, Dallas, Texas. And on the West Coast, all that's why they call it the West Coast. Coast Swing of the schedule. Portland, Denver, L.A., two L.A. teams now, Phoenix, whatnot, right?

So you could really bus a lot of it. Like, I could bus from Minneapolis, Chicago, no problem. Right, right. Six hour drive. Hell, as long as you go to the airport and get there two hours early, get situated, and you're stuck on the tarmac because some jerk off didn't get the ramp all the way out.

You know, and all of a sudden, you didn't take wasted four hours anyway. So they made a big deal out of that. The flying wasn't really the issue, although the NBA did try and hang their hat on that in the media. That's how they try to fence. Oh, Royce is just this guy who was scared to fly. Look how ridiculous that is.

Right. Nah, that's ridiculous. What's ridiculous is you making it seem like I'm a pre-Madonna because I'd rather take a six-hour bus drive than fly on a first-class charter plane with catered food. Come on. Which, who's really getting a better? I'm taking a long route.

Right. You know what I'm saying? But it's not, it wasn't that. What I'm saying is eventually the shit was going to hit the fan with three things. The LGBTQ, China, and the vaccine. All that shit was coming anyway. Right. And then when we got there,

I was going to buck regardless. The mental health thing was almost light. Like I could have went without talking about the mental health shit. Really? They just backed me in a corner. Where on the first day of training camp, we were having this negotiation in the GM at the time. Darry, you know,

went out to the media at, what's the media day, first day of training, NBA training camps, always media day. And I wasn't there. And he said I was AWOL. Like I was just absent without,

like nobody knew where I was. I was going crazy. And I wanted to slap that motherfucker saying that shit, you know, for real. Because he knew that what I was, you know,

he was a general manager. He'd been a general manager in his league for several years. He knew what I was saying about the policy was not only true, but very true. Yeah, he was going to spree well his ass,

huh? And then I may have been out of the league for that. Yeah, right. There's all these like landmines there. But when we got to the vaccine, the LGBTQ and being pro-China, I was going to be out anyway. So I might have made a little bit of money, but it was going to happen. Right. And those are the better examples of how the NBA is assinine than the mental health thing. The middle health thing is like a subtle, you know, thing that you'd have to know to know. But their position on the vaccine being pro-China and LGBTQ is, you know, inexcusable. Right. Right. That's what they are. Well, I never got around that because both sides left or right. They're not against China, communism. But the NBA makes that an exception for them. That's like, nobody's willing to speak out against China.

Yeah. That's a huge audience for them. Right. Well, they want A, they won in. They want in, let's say. You know, they're being let in. Yeah. See, there's a, there's a, I'm glad you bring that up because you go right to the, like,

harder the problem there, where the people acting like they're free market capitalist, but really they're, they're whatever they need, they're camellions. Right. They're whatever they need to be. Ideology isn't even really important. You find that like, yeah, the NBA is willing to do a deal with a communist, a racist, let's get that out there first.

Extremely racist, totalitarian dictator regime. Even connected business wise, like they're all, if Donald Trump shows, if Donald Trump's up the NBA game, the NBA PR room and management is panicking. How do we damage control this? We don't want the NBA brand to be associated with Donald Trump's extreme right-wing ideology. It's dangerous. Which is crazy to say that. He's not even right-wing. Exactly. Well, first and foremost. Yeah, that first. But secondly, you got no problem being affiliated with China. Right. They rounded up two million ethnic minorities, two million Muslims and threw them in a concentration camp like it's just Wednesday. Right. Yeah. It's just a

Wednesday we're about to round you motherfuckers up. Didn't LeBron say something and he received a lot of backlash? Was that LeBron? Yeah, a lot of them did. Mori said, well, first off, my GM that was in Houston when I was there, said something about Hong Kong. Remember that? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

He said free Hong Kong. Right, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right. Right, yeah. And so that popped off first and then LeBron came back and said that Daryl is talking about stuff he doesn't know anything about. And it could hurt us because at the time they were traveling over there. So he was saying it could actually hurt us. And then there was more recent where the Golden State,

one of the Golden State Warriors owners, I think he's a part of that podcast. I forget the name, but it's kind of a moderate sort of, you know, in the middle part. But he said the Uyghurs aren't even a priority. They don't even make my list. I'll remember that. Yeah, yeah.

Compata, some Indian dude, he says. Yeah, he's a big of shit about the Uyghers, yeah. But, I mean, all of these dudes are just, LeBron, look, amazing athlete. Can't take none away from him, you know. If you play the game of basketball, I tell people, basketball is the greatest team sport in the world. Reason why is because it's the most dynamic.

It's the only sport where all 10 players on the field of competition are involved in all of the game at all times. Right? And other team sports are different. Baseball, stop and go. You got your own section of the field, the infielders, the outfielders, you're kind of alone. Football, stop and go.

You got the line, and then you got the secondary. You got linebackers. It's kind of basketball is you got to be ready for everything at once. You're always on defense or offense. There ain't no break on the field. The only sport that comes close is hockey. Hockey, they have lines, but the ice is so small. I got a lot of respect for hockey players.

Yeah, yeah. To be on skates, deal with the contact, and be able to handle that small puck. Yeah. You got to be a beast, you know what I'm saying? You got to fight. But it's a great team sport. And you got to fight. Art skates.

Yeah. Yeah. That's you. Shout out to the hockey players. That's some white man. You got to give them their props, though. You know, y'all can say what you want about white supremacy. Them hockey boys is the real deal.

Right. They couldn't play no basketball. They don't have enough shaking wiggle. Nobody cares about what's happening to the Uekers, okay? You bring it up because you really care. And I think that's nice that you care. The rest of us don't care. I'm just telling you very hard.

You're saying you personally don't care? I'm telling you a very hard, ugly truth, okay? Of all the things that I care about, yes, it is below my line. Okay? Of all the things that I care about, it is below my line. Disappointed. Nobody cares about what's happening to do it. His whole priority is money, money, money, money.

What's going to make me the most of my mind? I don't care. That's fine with me. Just don't hit me with the NBA cares. Black Lives Matter. This is about morals and ethics. Don't try and virtue signal on Trump. And MAGA, don't say, oh, the Hodge twin.

are a danger to the general public. If you say shit like that, if you want to be a gangster, just be a gangster. I'm cool with gangster shit. You know, I'm about the Uighurs. I'm over here making money. You know, every man for himself. Right.

Cool. I get what you're saying. I don't agree with it. I don't think it's a good way to operate in the society we live in right now. But don't turn around and tell me Donald Trump is a, don't tell me that if Kyrie Irvin doesn't take the vaccine, then he's, you know, medical misinformation. and all the young people who look up to him.

That was my whole thing with the NBA. They really turned me off because I was the biggest LeBron James thing. Until he went political. And then the NBA had, I haven't watched it. I picked up a couple games the last NBA finals I watched. Now, LeBron James is a monster.

Okay, I can't even describe it. It's like when I was 16, I was invited to the first annual LeBron James Skills Academy. This was when Nike was making a shift to pass the baton from Kobe Bryant to LeBron. And LeBron's camp, annual camp, this was the first one,

but what we'd become the annual camp, was replacing what used to be the All-American camp. And I was 16 years old, 15 years old, and we played with LeBron. He stepped in and played. And there was a possession. We was playing like half court, four and four, something like that.

And I remember there was a possession. I'm out there with LeBron, and I'm bumping him. You know, I'm already 6, 6, 6, 7, so I can kind of bump with him or whatnot. One time a shot went up, and I was guarding him. He was on the perimeter. And I looked, and I saw him out the corner of my eye,

shot hit the rim, and I forgot, in my mind, I went, LeBron James, why did I not box him out? And as I turned my head to look back to go boxing out, he was sprinted past me and went and tip-dunk that shit. I was like, whoa. And he moved so fast. It was like, and he is probably one of the most impressive athletes. in modern history, just from an athletic standpoint,

to be sick, and he's really 6.9 and a half. He's 6.8. He's 6.9 and a half. He almost 610. 265, 270 on a bad day. He's probably 280. On a good day, it's probably 260, right? And the boy must have been running a 4-2, 4-3-40, at least, if not better. A lot of Romans, David's going to play tight-in in the NFL. He could have played wide out. Imagine, I think Megatron and some of them receivers are big,

Imagine it being six, nine and a half out there in the flat. Just throw it up to him. Yeah. So he's an amazing athlete, especially to be still doing it a year 20. And he ain't no role player. He ain't having no. How old is he down? He's 41.

No, I mean, come on, bro. He came in at 18. This is 26. He got a lot of mouths on them legs. He's in the top 10 in scoring still. Yeah. This crazy thing, because I remember growing up watching Michael Jordan, the Lakers, Madison Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

I remember what Kareem looked like at 40, 41. Compared to what LeBron looks like. With the goggles, with the knee pads. He's just out there really, they're just giving him his respect. Right. He's still like Dirk. He was the old thing. Remember Dirt at the end of his career?

He was doing the speed run where he was speed walking. Competitive speed walking. That's what Dirk was getting up and down the court like that, right? But he still hit you with that little one-legged fadeaway. Bob, he hit you with that. But LeBron is still like a huge factor in dominant. And I say all that to say, I'm not a LeBron hater. Yeah.

But he's a sellout. Yeah. Okay. So that's the thing people have difficulty doing. If you're a LeBron fan, you can't acknowledge that politically the man to sell out. He knows what's going on with the Uyghurs. Right. He knows what's going.

He knows that the NBA and the whole sort of Nike facade about humanitarianism. And he knows that is BS. Yeah. But he's willing to take the money. And again, if that's how you are, that's cool. But then don't be posting Martin Luther King Malcolm X. because Malcolm X was willing to die for this shit. Martin Luther King died for this shit.

So you're not like them. So don't be trying to draw on that. You're more of a like, you know, I don't know, somebody who was alive than who survived it. You know what, Ross. Jesse Jackson. Right. You know that saying they're not like us.

Right. That's a powerful quote, but black people are using it all wrong. Right. When they say they're not like us, you misrepresenting with that axed mean. Just like you're pulling out, Michael Max, Martin Luther King. Right.

Those are the people you should be referencing when you say they're not like us. Yeah. Now you're saying not like us, all these black people that are sellouts. Right. And it's funny that they let them, there's another one. We talk some pop culture for a second when we go back to politics. But the whole Drake and Kendrick Lamar beep blew my mind. Yeah.

Yeah. The shit that. And I don't get it. I only casually saw it like in passing because I'm, you know, I'm caught up in like the nuclear deal with Russia. I'm tracking if we're still doing, you know, coordinating with the Russians in space. You know, I'm watching silly shit like that. I read the Federal Register.

Right. So when Complex Magazine comes by with the latest trip, but I had to, it was so loud. Yeah. Across the, you know, the everywhere. I had to tune and I had to listen to this. What does this beef really about? What's all about? And it blew my mind to watch people's reactions.

That's what really tells you something, because there is something there about how people think. Yeah. And I'm watching, and all of a sudden I heard Kendrick say something like, you know, like basically Drake ain't black enough because he's light skin. I think that's what fueled everything. Yeah. Because growing up light skill with green eyes, that's a statement between light skin and black. You see, we're us three right here. Yeah.

That triggered me right away. I'm like, hold on. Yeah. Okay. Then it triggered me another layer because I know Kendrick Lamar has really tried to draw off of the Black Lives Matter, black profit thing. When Drake said that about him, it was true. Now, I'm not saying Drake ain't Disney or corporate or he only got a lot of the same corrupt establishment powers behind him.

Right, because he does. Right. But in all actuality, you know, rap, where I grew up, let's say rap music since the days of NWA, which was kind of the inception of gangster rap. Shout out to Ice Cube, Big Three. I play in the league. I love Ice Cube to death.

He's like family to me. I go to war with him any day. But even he would, and he became an advocate, against the music industry and saying, hey, these guys are taking our stories. We're coming and we're reporting what's going on in our neighborhoods, but they're taking it and blasting it and making it the norm. Glorifying it, right? And now our communities reaped a bit.

And when he did that, they called him. Sell out anti-Semitic. Oh, okay. I remember Jerry Heller, who was the Jewish executive who first founded NWA, okay? The dev Jews. I'm just, hey, it's just a history. You know, I made my statements about it, but Ice Cube, was, you know, he called that out.

And they called him anti-Semitic. They called Ice Cube anti-Semitic recently. Although his best friend and partner, Jeff Quotin, it's Jewish dude who went to Harvard, right? Graduated from Harvard, same class as Obama. Smart dude didn't agree. Defended Ice-Cube. No, he's not anti-Semitic.

He can say what he wants about. Y'all are using that wrong. So there are Jews out there who don't, who don't jive with that, right? But my point is about the rap thing is, Ice Cube accurately described that rap music, hip-hop culture has a tone to it. It has a story to it.

And that story is about the underworld. It's about the ghetto, but it's also a lot about money, cars, women, drugs. You know, violence. You can't deny that. If you deny that, I don't know what you're doing. You're doing something weird. You obviously ain't listening to the music. You're probably a white liberal who, like, just has opinions about rap music and black communities.

You don't live there. I grew up on a crack block. I grew up on a block where they sold crack and they listen to Pock. Right. You know what I'm saying? So I know the correlation and I know when you go to do a lick or you go to, you know, do a drill and you're going to shoot somebody, a lot of the music that's playing is done with drugs. And I'm getting myself in that trance to go take another man's life. Another man's life.

Minister Louis Farrakhan who they also call anti-Semitic has always preached against that. Right. Okay. So now here we got this Kendrick Lamar and Drake Beef. As far as authentic rappers go, Drake is actually the one who's a little closer to that style of the rap industry. Understand? Where Kendrick is like more of a conscious, woke rapper. Right?

He's talking more about world issues. So you got two guys who are using black culture and black community, both to the detriment. One guy, though, is just embracing the money, money cars and clothes idea. Drake, I got money. all my shit goes number one yeah you know all of y'all numbers is way down here mine way up here he's doing the jz 2.0 where kensi glomar is saying like i'm underground independent and i you know but bro you with the black lives matter movement so you're not really outside the establishment and that's what pissed me off is because they always try to make it seem like the black lives matter revolutionaries are like somehow

how, you know, what do you look? Like they're ostracized. You people are embraced. Right. You're not the outcast, Kendrick. You're just making it. You're like a self-inflicted. You don't get to perform at the halftime Super Bowl show

unless you're in on the thing. So the whole beef blew my mind, but then to hear people say like, if you're light skin, then you're not black. I must have cuss like six, seven people out that I knew personally. Like if I, don't let me hear, let me hear you say that dumb shit again. Yeah.

You know what the crazy thing about that, Roy? Like, I heard that growing up. You're not black. Yeah. You're not black. And the crazy thing about it this past election, they said Kamala Harris was black. Right. I was like, you see what I'm saying?

I don't get it. This is called colorism. Right. That's what that is. A bunch of bullshit. Don't you think black people just, I mean, everybody can be manipulated. But I think for some odd reason, blacks are the most manipulated. We embrace dumb shit.

Yeah. Yeah. That's what I don't get. And then you call out, they call you Uncle Tom McCune a sellout. Right. I was like. Yeah, I've been called all the names in the book. Yeah, like that.

King James Lamar song, man. It's like, I don't, the song, all right? It's fine. Got a cool beat. I'm not trying to hear the song. Yeah. That's cool. I'll give it's brought. Yeah, got a cool beat.

Yeah. I'm not like, I'm not out here trying to listen to the. the song, but I can't get away from this song. I hear this shit five times every fucking day. Just on social media. Yeah. When I'm looking for stuff, so I cannot escape that. I just hate the message.

I hate the message behind the song. Right. It just, like, what are you saying? What are you saying black culture is like, and even the way that he described it in there is like, that's not that, that's not something that we should be trying to stake our identity on. But, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, , but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but, but in fairnessness,

and where he probably grew up and how he grew up thinking and how black people obviously think across the country still in large portion right it's getting better but in large portion we're okay with our identity being tied to that and we're even willing to criticize that the young black men or the upcoming black men who are trying to really give us a better perspective like you two or like me i get it all the time like it's getting better though because i will say i ran a campaign and when i run into black men or i interact with black men online a lot of the times it's nothing. but support. Yeah, black men, black women. Black women are crazy in the comments, boy. I'm telling, and I'm watching them. I'm like, see, and then you can't see. Here's a really, I talk a lot about cucks and cuckervatives and, you know, the American cuck phenomenon, right?

Yeah. A lot of cuckery going on, a lot of cimp and a lot of beta shit going on out there. All right. Yeah. They said I was unelectable because I used the word cuck too often in my campaign. I think it makes me electable. I think that you should elect me just because I'm the only candidate up here willing to say that cuckery is a real thing.

And it happens to be a problem with this candidate actually. It's why she gave me the wink and nod. But, you know, it's a... But, you know, the black women, I'm watching them, and it's like, I'm actually sad for y'all. Yeah. Like, because I can see the psychological, you know, bamboozle that's been done on them where they're,

their worldview has no anchors. Like, it's all a contradiction. Right. The whole thing. It's like, textbook case of circular reasoning. Yes. And it's just like, damn. Man, they really did that to our community.

Like, they really took the black woman and made her the centerpiece for a corrupt status quo. I think it's going to get worse because why are we embracing like sexy red? Cardi B. You know, I mean, you know, sexual freedom is cool. It's been since the earliest days. of ancient pagan civilizations. People want their sexual freedom. And sexy red kind of embodies that.

Like, hey, I could talk about my butt hole and my vagina kind of out there in the open and nobody, you know, and make it acceptable. I could make it passable. And that kind of gives a signal to everybody else. Like, okay, the sexual, you know, freedom is getting, okay, cool. So my thing is like, even if you want to listen to sexy red, cool, but don't convince me that our daughter should look up to her.

Right. That's cool. If you want to go to the club and when that sexy red hit, you feel sexually liberated, you've been had a couple of, what are the, what are the Casamigos, right? You don't have two or three Casamigos, you're with your girls.

Y'all got your skimpiest outfits on. You know, you just off your menstrual, you know what I'm saying? You're looking to get fucked. You ready. I got you. I feel you. But don't be saying that my daughter should look up to you. What blows my mind is when I'd see men dancing to that music.

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All the web prohibited, see if that's rules for detail. Yeah. That is a whole number problem. That's a whole not problem. Like, like the black community embraces her. Like, the Jewish community, they own. Like, they gatekeep what comes out in the black community. Culture, right.

Right. Right. I would agree. Jewish people will not let Jewish sex array come out and do music. They won't let that happen. Right. But they'll let it happen in the black community. And when we like talk about stuff like that, we're sell out some coons.

It's like, it's anti-Semitic. Don't get that. The hat trick. Yeah, that's the first word they're going to call it. Yeah. And we say that and it goes like goes over the heads. It's like they're not grasping what we're saying. Who is it?

black people? Yeah, just like the black community. No, see the black, no, they know. See, and that's the other thing. I don't, I sometimes feel bad for them. But I say this and I'll say this about anybody about any issue, whether you're in on it or ignorant, what the net result is still the same. So I can say that you've been

miseducated, which black people have. Democrat ran Department of Education. Right. Post-World War II, Democrat, liberal philosophy, ideology, been taught school-wide for 60 years. since the Civil Rights Act.

So I can say you've been miseducated, but at some point, you got to figure out you're being paid. At some point, you know. And you like the benefit of acting stupid. Right? I mean, there's a benefit, too. That's why they say ignorance is bliss.

Yeah, right. There's a benefit. So a lot of black, I think a lot of black folks, I'm getting less lenient and more contemptuous with my approach to black folks, like, no, y'all know what's going on.

Yeah. Stop playing. I had a conversation. It was a Super Bowl. And you know politics is going to come up. And I had to tell a young, lady I've been knowing her since she was real young she's like family I had to tell her I said she was talking about school system right you know vouchers and school choice and all this stuff

and just how bad the schools are classroom sizes and whatnot and I say how can anybody look at the condition of public schools in this country and not placed the blame at the doorstep of the Democrats they have been quantifiably in charge of our school system for 60 plus years right so you know and white liberal women in minnesota in the Minneapolis school district you know they're the majority of teachers white liberal women across the country right it's like 70% white liberal women in minneapolis we have some of the worst proficiency ratings in the entire country I think we're like second to last in proficiency in in the Minneapolis school district only Baltimore

worse huh and it's a bad it's bad like that in Minneapolis which Minnesota supposedly one of the best places you want to live with various families because the public school system is so good, just not where the black people live. And the white liberal women in the Minneapolis school district want more money. They already got a $2 billion budget. They want more money.

So it's like, in what world? Right. Like, okay, if Donald Trump can't be allowed on television to say we need to close our border because it's so racist and xenophobic, it's going to spark violence all throughout the streets, there's nothing more dangerous to a community or to a country than people who are poor,

educated, people are stupid. Yeah, right. And y'all are in charge of it. You've been in charge of it. So, how do we continue to let you work? Right. I mean, we should fire you, but the teachers unions are too powerful. You can't fire no teachers no more. Yeah. Right. So it's just like, okay, we need our own schools then. So when Trump says, we're busting up the Department of Education, I'm like, about time. Right. And all you black people should be rejoicing. Right. But finally, we get out of this, this cyclical

fairest will of stupidity, but they're so brainwashed, you know, and that... I hate that whole thing about, I mean, I think black history is important, but even when we study black history and try to learn black history, they do more harm to black people than good. They're like just painting white people as these evil people. Yeah. And they're not focused on what actual black excellence is. Right. I mean, you know, black, well, yeah, white supremacy is another example. I say, This is the contradiction of the female, let's say the black female ideology, but black men too.

Since the black men I was talking about, Cuckery is, you're saying black men as well, the black men that would oppose us following around these black women and they think they got to agree with them on politics or culture in order to get laid. That's corny. And I'm watching these doing this. I'm watching these.

I'm like, see, I never had that problem. So it's natural for me to ride, you know what I'm saying? I'm keeping it a buck. Yeah, right. I never had that problem. problem. I was six, I'm six foot eight with green eyes and the 36 inch waist. I'm 265 pounds. When I walk in a room, I'm not going to agree with you on abortion to get late. Right. Right. If I lined up 10 women around my age, or let's say 25 to 45,

and I say, what things do you want in a man, physical attributes? I'm going to be hitting a list like, d-de-de-de-de-de-de. So we're not playing any of this, you know, beta-male-simp stuff politically. There's a lot of dudes who feel they need that. Right. And there's a lot of dudes who will do that. And they're doing it. They have to do it. I don't think they have to, but they certainly believe they do. They certainly do it. I don't think they have to, but they

think they do. But another good example is this. They talk so much about racism. And it's like neo-colonialism and Eurocentric philosophy. Yeah. And then all of our cultural leaders,

defend the territorial integrity of modern day Europe. Our entire foreign policy is a defense of the European Union. We're willing to go to a nuclear war with the Russians who are really kind of considered outside the scope of whiteness. Historically speaking, the Slavs are not considered white. They're not black, but they're like in between Asian and European, right? The Slavs are their own type of race almost. We're willing to go to nuclear war with a country that's not white by historical standards for the predominantly Eurocentric people. That's deep right now.

Ain't that crazy? Yeah. The entire foreign policy of America is predicated on protecting the territory integrity of Europe. And you see all of these black women pro Kamala, who's pro-Ukraine, who's anti-Russia, who's pro-Davo Switzerland. It's like it don't get no more white than Davos, Switzerland. You feel me? Right. I don't even think they let you niggas hang in Davos, Switzerland.

Right. The only niggas they let hang in Davos is like Obama. Right. Who has a $20 million house in Martha's Vineyard. They don't let you niggas hang there either. Yeah. You know, drive, I've gone on one of you black folks that love the Democrats who live in Baltimore. Go ahead and get in your car.

Take a nice scenic drive up there to Martha's Vineyard, park one day, and just hop out and walk around. Yeah. It won't be an hour go by before the police. police come and tell you, right, you don't belong here. Right. I don't know what you're doing here. You came to see Obama. He don't want to talk to you.

Right? I mean, this is the reality. Yeah. Remember when he said the legal immigrants, what would they do? They don't get off the bus. They didn't get off the bus. They said, turn around.

But that's the most like liberal state. That's like one of the most liberal states. Yeah. This is black, black women, though, and I, because I come from black women so I love them. I just wish that we could get through to them somehow. It's starting. Don't get me wrong. It's not all black women. Some black women catching on. There's a lot of black women stood up during this past election cycle

who were saying it. Like, nah, this is, this is bogus. We tired of this. Yeah, what was it? Like, six percent of black women? Voted Republicans, something like that? See, I don't believe the numbers, though. I think it was like 10%. But let me, I will say this, though. I can't vouch for the numbers. Like, when I was growing up, I know a lot of people my family that didn't vote, but they're being counted. Are they being counted? Oh, I see. So it's a situation where, let's say the vote, we know the voting's rigged. I mean, let's, again, Amy Klobuchar on the record, she actually did a demonstration for a Senate

committee of how the machines can be hacked. During our race together, we did a debate, and she tried to come at me about being an election denier. And I said, once you on, once you on the record in front of a sitting committee saying that the Russians can hack our machines, hack the Dominion machines. Right. She got the twitching and fidgeting in her seat and shit. So we know the elections got a problem with it. My thing is that the conservative movement has been okay with allowing the narrative

to stand that black people are actually voting this way. Black people may actually be in an agreement culturally, politically, with the establishment's narrative, but may not be in fact voting that way. So we don't know because we don't know the count. So what I'm saying is a black woman could agree with Kamala Harris, ideological. That don't mean she went to that booth and voted. We assume because of what we see them say that they voted the way that they talk publicly.

But I don't agree with that. I don't believe that. I don't know how black people are really voting in this country. It's hard for me to say, because I know a lot of black people don't vote. But they're always counting them. And it's weird. Every election cycle, we're waiting for the votes

to come in from the black neighbor. Yeah. We're still waiting for a lot of votes. Yeah. Right. Where can't they be the brisk? While waiting on us, waiting for the votes to come in from this county. Right. Yeah.

This is Douglas County. You got to wait on the niggins to get that. Right. You know they were late to the polls is what they really saying. Yeah, yeah. You know, yeah. You know, they late. You know what I'm saying?

So we saw a huge Latino vote go right. Yeah. They say 55%. That's what they say. See, the Latinos is different because they come from a history and a course. a history and a culture where, you know, they, um, they, they, they, they, they, they, they, they know socialism. They know totalitarianism. I mean, you know, yeah, come on. They, they don't, they, they, they ransom that. Right. That's another thing you ask Democrats and they can't answer.

Yeah. You say, if communism and socialism is so good, why are these people fleeing from countries that are socialists and communists? They don't have an answer. Yeah. Tim Waltz, he didn't have an answer. He's just like, socialism is neighborliness. Yeah. I think that kind of hurts black people because they grow up in America. They don't know what communism is. Even, even know it's right there in their face here in America. They have no idea what it is. True. No, you can ask.

But, you know, it's crazy how complex the history. Even, I know how, even Malcolm X got roped into that. Even he got roped into communism. You know, he was more favorable for communism. And at the time, you know, you could say that the, the dichotomy politically worldwide was free market capitalism versus communism. That was kind of the face off. And black people and our black civil rights leaders saw communism in, you know, in conjunction with a repudiation of capitalism, which was represented by white corporate, you know, Wall Street sort of political power brokers, which was true at the time.

Right, right. What they didn't see is that even at that time in the 60s, for example, even going back to World War II, Franklin Roosevelt, FDR wasn't. staunch free market capitalist. He was more of a socialist than he was a than he was a nationalist or a capitalist, right? So the history of communism, the lineage of it goes way back and is on both sides

of the aisle. But people like Malcolm X and those civil rights leaders in the right in the 60s, they saw communism and socialism as a repudiation against capitalism. Capitalism. That's how they framed it, right? And there's a lot wrong capital. At the highest level, I say this, and I said this on my

show once, and people are like, what are you talking about? Like, just stay with me, bear with me. You know, at the highest level, there's no difference between communism and capitalism. At the highest level. And when I say the highest level, this is where the Republican Party scam gets as deep as it goes, right? Because communism, you know, is an ideology. First of all, it's a European ideology.

So, again, if you're pro-black and you're anti-Eurocentric, how you become a Marxist blows my mind. Yeah. You're following a white German philosopher. Right. So, I mean, don't get no more white than German. Right. Karl Marx, German philosopher. You're following a German philosopher calling me a Nazi.

He was a German Jew, won't he? He was a German Jew. That's right, who renounced his Jewish heritage. His father, he comes from a line, his father rabbinical line, and he renounced his father's religious. He wasn't so bad, huh? Oh, Daddy Marx. Daddy Mark's probably sitting there. son you saying there's no God yeah because the Jews the one thing about the religious

Jews right they pray all day right I mean the Jewish tradition is like real the real Orthodox Jewish tradition they got married to be saying the rest of y'all you know y'all is sloughing on on this faith stuff because they pray all day I mean they really live by and you can tell by the way they dress right how they how they move not to say some of them ain't dressing and doing some other stuff because they are we saw some pedophiles get rounded up and they wearing the yarmacos and the robes and everything. So there's some weird stuff going on. But anyway, Marx, his whole intention with Marxism

was to reduce the human existence down to price. When you make everything about the have and the have, and the half, the rich and the poor, what you're saying is everything is about money. First of all, there's nothing more evil than that. Right. To frame human existence as being a money-based thing. Based on a value.

Right, right. And so his thing was if we can convince people, people that the entire way they should value, evaluate their life is based on their material worth. You're reducing the human existence down to price. Right. Right. Okay. Well, there's one group of people who believe in that and they're more socialist based. They want to, you know, have everybody on universal basic income or welfare or there's this global welfare state growing, right? There's another group of people who believe the same thing. And those would be called neocons. Right. Right. Because war is explicitly an industry where

the unit of price is correlated to the human value. Right? And so when you say we're going to go to war at, you know, unrestricted, unlimited war and the people don't matter

because there's a price that we have to meet. There's an inventory that we have to meet. There's a demand. There's a turnover. There's a munition to person. correlation, you know, on the budget sheet, all you're saying is the same thing Marxist. And that's why the neocons are Marxists and communists, and they don't even realize it. People think Bush

was a conservative. He's a Marxist, which is why it's not hard to see why he favors and leans towards the liberal establishment when shit gets sticky. Right? Because underneath there, it's the same ideology. Yeah. They just window dress it different. And for the Christians, they go, oh, well, we believe in God, though. And the abortion one is the one they go to most. Right. If we can get you to believe our stance on abortion, now we can properly frame the opposition and control the opposition. We're going to argue about, you know, a young woman's, and I'm not saying that's not an important issue because it is. I've always said, like, the predicate to anti-human is no sanctity of life.

So I agree with the abortion position at birth. They're going to say that I can't get elected because I'm saying that. But as a moral and ethical issue, I believe that. Now, as a legal issue, it's something different. Right. And in the conservative movement, you're almost not even supposed to say that. Right. See, because the way I think about it is Christianity is supposed to be a voluntary submission to God.

They're not supposed to be forced on you by the government. So our founding fathers were actually brilliant to make sure that the Christianity wasn't forced on its citizens by fiat. Yeah, it's not a the theocracy here. It's never been. Right. But in the conservative and Christian movement, some people do. They do. believe that it should be law.

You should have to be Christian. Yeah. That's not a voluntary submit. You can't really love somebody or submit to somebody or respect somebody by force. And then these pro-lifers anti-abortion, they care about, a lot of times they care about more about the baby inside the womb instead of when you got kids out here

down every day. Well, that's what I'm saying, right? Yeah. The kids in Gaza. There you, you see what I'm saying? They're pro-life on abortion, but Gaza. No, they're terrorists. This is my point.

This is the neocon. This is the neocon. Right. But see, they, they represent themselves as Christians. So if I say I believe in God and I say I support Israel, all of a sudden I'm Christian enough to be called a conservative when really my business practice is communists. Right? Yeah, right. And that's what we're dealing. That's the American problem right now is that both parties are captured by a radical materialist and sort of communist but proto-communist ideology.

Yeah, I think a lot of times, like, being a black gay woman and your Marxist and your Democrat doesn't make any sense. I don't think they realize what's going on. The game that's being played, just like these Republicans who's pro-Israel, they don't realize the game that's being played on them. I look at the aerial footage, drone footage of Gaza? That looks like a genocide. There is no Gaza. Gaza is gone. Right.

To be whatever is going to be renamed. It's no longer Gaza. There's nothing left. Yeah. Yeah, they did exactly what they said. They did what Nikki Haley's told them to do. Right. They finished it.

They finished it. The only thing they didn't do was kill all. And you do got to give some credit where credit is due. Israel has the arsenal to have, they could have killed all of those Palestinians. They could have. Yeah, it's our money. I have weapons, right? They definitely could.

Oh, for sure. But we're paying for it. Yeah. And they could have killed all of them. They didn't. You know, but what they did, in my opinion, is bad enough. Now, at the same time, again, the Palestinians, see, this is one of the highest, levels of control of the opposition to opposition too. And I love when Bannon said, we're on every

side of the trade. Somebody asked me, it was like, do you support funding for Israel? I said, with conditions. And I said, but all of our foreign aid should be conditional. Right. That's common sense. That's common sense. And the conditions should be, we shouldn't be on every side of the war. Okay, if you want to support Israel and you want to say it's on a biblical basis, you better not let me catch you saying God isn't real. You better not let me catch you pushing this secular scientific Revolution Darwin shit, right? Because then we're not tied to them on a holy and biblical basis. Right.

And we're going to fight a holy war against our religious enemies. Then let that be it. But then you can't be giving money to our religious enemies too. Right. Who we do give money to. The Saudis, the Yemenis, the Qatari's, the Emirates, the Egyptians, the Pakistanis. They're all getting a peace. Right.

So it's like... What the hell is going on? Well, I tell you, and I told Dan this when we were talking. See, he thinks that the Jewish power and sphere of influence is the highest fear. The highest fear of influence in society is always the people with the biggest guns. Always the people who you have a fear will actually come and kill you. And so that's where the conservative movement also has problems because we have a natural affinity affection for our military, for our soldiers, for our servicemen and women, veterans.

right but effectively Trump tout said a lot every conservative does you go to any conservative caucus BPO you I remember Tom and came in and comes into the Minnesota Republic Convention he stands up he's one of the first people to speak is stand up if you served our country

stand up if you support Israel we will never abandon Israel and the crowd goes wow and I'm just sitting there in the back like wait till I get up here yeah and I come up there and I'm like globalism. And the crowd goes wild again. And it's just they're pulling, you know, that pushing, pull between, you know, the controlled opposition Republican Party and the real,

you know, kind of MAGA base. But what I said was, you got to Dan was you got to realize that America's zoom in Israel. We're the ones using them. See, we think they're using us because they get to, you know, beat their chest in the Middle East and they can bomb some Arabs who they, you know, really don't have a lot of love for anyway. It's a huge beef there. It's been going on between Christianity and Moses. Yeah, it's been going on for 2,000 years, though. It goes all the way back to the first Roman Jewish war, right?

I mean, that beef in that part of the world has been going on. So you think the United States is using Israel to do that dirty work? No. I don't think we give a shit what happens over there. No, seriously. No, what we're doing is we are creating, we have created a reverse vassal empire. The vassal state is, I'm a smaller country, I'm a smaller town kingdom, I'm going to pay you the big kingdom to come and protect me. What we do is we pay them to protect them.

Now you ask yourself, what bodyguard would bodyguard for no money and then even pay to bodyguard? I'm going to pay you to take a bullet for you. That shit don't make no sense. Right, right. Unless you realize that the business model is, if we have enough vassals, reverse vassal states, we have an unlimited justification to print money and steal it from our own taxpayers. Well, I see. Right?

Yeah. Anybody out there in the empire, you know, the international rules-based order, you know, the global NATO alliance or the United Nations or the G20 or whatever, it's all a justification for us to print money. unlimited money, put our people in unlimited debt, and still, that's what we're doing in the Middle East. The Middle East is the perpetual sort of revolving door

to be able to print money. It's always a fight there that we need to be involved with. That's why I said bring the Jews out of there, because now we get to see. Why you want to be there so bad if the Jews are going? Now Trump's saying bring the Palestinians out. Let's see what your excuse is to put all this, you know, misappropriated, let's say, funds, money.

once this conflict's not going on anymore. So that's why I was telling Belzerian is like, yeah, no, in the sellout part about the Jewish elite that he's speaking about is, they're willing to put their own people in the line of fire to seal the deal. Right? They're willing to play that role. They don't want to see that happen. Well, they'll play that role like, hey, we're in the line of fire.

It's like, how did they roll up to the wall of Israel? Yeah, with all that security they got. They got to be mighty damn incompetent. Come on. And I mean, I'm just anti-Semitic advice. You got 70,000 fucking cameras right on this wall here. And you mean to tell me all these Palestinians who you have all this great intelligence. Remember, the huge excuse for why we're so closely allied with Israel outside of religious affiliation is their intelligence in the region. They got all this intelligence. Right. Intelligence sharing. You know, it's real sophisticated. But I could hang glad, right? I could just, I could get on a bicycle. I can roll up E.T. style on a bicycle with a

propeller on it. You know, I'm just you know, with a missile launcher on my bike. Missile launcher. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? I got an RPG on my bike and I just roll up to the front wall of Israel. Come on, man. I mean, who y'all think and I went off about this and people got mad

at me. I was like, y'all think we're stupid. I told Ben Shapiro, you must think we're a bitch. You must think America's your bitch. And then, in fact, it's crazy how this shit goes. Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin both said the same thing. They threatened us. What?

Oh, see, the average American citizen doesn't even really understand what was being said. What they said was if America doesn't come help us, then we're going to use the nuclear option. Right. You're forced in Israel to use nukes. So that's a lack of sacred honor. Right. The idea that if Israel got into a position where they had to fight to the death for the Temple Mount and they would kill them. everybody in response is a real indictment of their moral fabric.

Yes, and it. Yeah, because if I'm really doing this for God and holy, and this is the flag right here, and we'll die. If we got to retreat back to this point, we'll die right here on this mount for what we believe in. The response isn't to kill everybody else. The response is I'll die. See, that's where the separation from the Jewish faith and the Christian faith is,

is that Christian faith is based on that self-sacrifice. That's what Jesus Christ embodied. the Jews haven't, many Jews, even religious Jews haven't bridged that gap. When they do, there'll be Christians, right? Bibi Netanyahu, not a Christian for all you evangelical conservatives out there who wave your Israel flag next to your American flag. These people are not Christians. They do not understand self-sacrifice because anybody who did would never say we're going to nuke you.

Right. Okay. So Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, both said, if you do not help us, you are forcing us to use the nuclear option, and we will do it. Yeah. And so I came in and I said, you know, fuck Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. And you can't say, and you can't say fuck Mark Levin because he's such a popular entity. I can say it because I told David Stern to keep his fucking money to keep 100 million. You could keep it.

Gee. So I can say fuck Mark Levin. And I don't care about any boomers who got a problem with it. You listen to a show. Listen to a show every day if you want to. He's still a neocon scumbat. And if you need an example, see, and this is how crazy is Mark Levin, the great one.

The great, the voices. People don't know Mark Levin is. So people forget when Reagan was in office. And how many Reaganites there are the conservative movement? We love Ronald Reagan, who was also a former Democrat. And he did some good things. but he also gave birth to the security state, the modern security state. Right.

And people should do well to remember in Republican politics. So the insider baseball that Reagan was a good dude. I really liked him, but he got bullied by the Bush Hounter. When he ran for re-election the second time, little George, I mean, George, he was a little George. George's dad. George H.W. Herbert Walker. He primary Levin to wedge himself in there as the vice presidential candidate. Reagan had overwhelming support, not only in the party, but in the country.

Right. And Bush, Daddy Bush, decided the power play is I'm going to primary Reagan. And Reagan was forced to basically decide if, in order to keep the conservative movement intact, right? Unity. Right. Then this is the vice presidential candidate. Right. I mean, he made Bush vice president.

Right. Bush becomes vice president. He was director of the CIA, director of chairman of national Republican RNC. And then you got the CIA and the security state proliferated right there on the Reagan. What's the greatest example? The greatest example of security state malfeasance corruption in modern history was the Iran-Contra scandal. Yeah. Yeah, where the Iran-Contras, the Sandinistas, the Contras, and the CIA are trading drugs, money.

and weapons. How do you know all this? I was just a kid when all that shit happened. Well, I mean, you know, I stumbled across a few things. Yeah. It's just natural when people want to come out and... And let me tell you I found this out. Got into it with Jason Whitlock.

Shout to my brother Jason Whitlock. Me and him ain't spoken in a year. We got into a big dispute about this. He brings me on his show to ask me a question about Matt Gates. Okay, okay. So Matt Gates went to the well of the Congress and he said this place is hollowed out with corruption, special interests, lobby money.

All of you are in on it. Matt Gates. Gee, gangster, one of the most epic moments in recent American history. All of you are bought off. Republicans and Democrats are like all of you. We'll get McCarthy out. He's got to go. He went to Oss McCarthy.

Mark Levine goes on his show and says Matt Gates is just a self-absorbed attention seeker. He doesn't have a plan. I don't necessarily like McCarthy either, but what's the plan? You know, fuck you, Mark. The plan is we're about to tell the truth. It's time for the truth now. We can't dance around it because the situation is too dire.

And so I go on Jason's show and he's asking me about Matt Gates and this McCarthy oust. And I bring up Mark Levin. And I'm like, yeah, all these Republicans are sellouts. You got Mark Levin, you got, you got, and he stopped me when I said Mark Levin. Oh, he did. Mid show. I've been going on a show for a year and some change, and he stopped me. You know Jason's show is pre-recorded.

It's not live. Right, right. So he stops me pre-recorded, and he tells me, hey, Royce, let that be the last time you say Mark Levin's name. And I said, damn, for real? I was shot. Right, right. You know, I didn't keep pushing.

I just stopped. I was like, okay, cool. I don't have to mention Mark Levin to articulate the neo-con. Right. You know, this dude was just talking loud 24 hours ago, and you're asking about Matt Gates, and he called Matt Gates basically a fraud. Right.

Now, Matt's my boy. Now you're fucking with that war room posse. Right. You're fucking with that banning, and, you know, you're messing with our crew now. So now you, Matt, what? And I'm that one, too. Like, I would gladly debate Mark Levin any time, any place.

So anyway, so I say, you know, okay, I'm going to say no about Mark Levin. come to find out, I go do a little research. Mark Levin, part owner in the blaze with Glenn Beck. And then you got Glenn Beck online almost in tears after Israel's attacked begging BB Net and Yahoo

and the higher rabbinical council for Jewish citizenship. So they can't... You have seen this video? No. You've never seen the video of Glenn Beck reading his handwritten request to Israel to become an Israeli citizen. No.

Please pull it up. It is one of the most... It is one of the most most embarrassing things. I think I've, and I'm, I roll with Jews. I have Jewish people. I love, like they like family. I'm Christian, Jesus Christ, was a Jew, all of that's good. Bro, you're an American.

Don't let me catch you online. But there is something about the state of Israel that connects deeply to me. See, Jewish? To have the privilege to stand with the Jew. is a tremendous honor spiritually. So I want to read a letter that I wrote that I am sending to the state of Israel. That's crazy. That's cuckery right there. You've never seen this?

No. I'm glad I can. This is the only thing you see from me coming. I'm happy. In this moment, I have chosen to ask you for citizenship in the state of Israel. I have nothing to offer but my voice of support. And some might say that my support might be more valuable as an independent voice. Perhaps they're correct. Perhaps they're correct. But my request for citizenship is not about words, it is about deeds. Why, one might wonder, would I want to embrace a heritage and identity that is so ruthlessly hunted down again and again?

yet it is precisely during such moments that we must choose to stand. I anticipate no privileges or exemption from the state of Israel. I instead yearn to align myself with those willing to rise, to fight, and sacrifice for the fundamental right to live. Is this not what both Israel and America embody? In closing my desire for dual citizenship does not stem from any expectation of gain, but from a deep-rooted belief in standing with what is right and true. Ten years ago, I took my children to Israel for the first time, but we first visited Auschwitz in Poland.

I told them, you cannot understand Israel without the Bible or Auschwitz. May Israel remain an eternal flame of war. hope a beacon of resilience and a testament he's really the enduring human spirit like he's got a gun to his he i mean you know and here's the crazy thing about it one is that he's reading it like that right why are you reading it with the effect like that i mean if it really is that close to you you don't have to read it you don't have to read it like that yeah that i mean that's a woke right poem he just read that's the woke right no seriously this is the woke right yeah right this right here is the woke right controlled the opposite. So my point in showing you that was he used the boss at the blaze.

I'm a regular on Jason Whitlock. Never asked for no money to come on this show. I'm just like, I'm going to tell the truth. You know, these type of conversations we had where we're getting the deep geopolitical kind of nuts and bolts and I'm going on the show doing that, right? So we get into it and I'm off the show. He don't want me on the show no more because I went about Mark Levine. And so I did a podcast and responding and just broke the whole thing down about Mark Levin. And so Mark and Glenn were partners. Mark helped put the money up, you know, was a partner with the Black. So my point is, like, here's who Mark Levin is.

Everybody remembers Reagan and the Iran-Contra scandal. What people, who people would normally, you know, Oliver North. Yeah, that's who I don't know. Okay, right? This is the first name that comes to mind. Oliver North fell on his sword for the Reagan administration. And he got a slap on the wrist. Light.

Black communities all across the country flooded with cocaine. but coordinated through the CIA. Taxpayer money. Taxpayer money funded drug trafficking in black communities all across this country well before Obama ever even thought about went in his little pecker in the political, you know what I mean?

Right. Okay. So the whole scandal goes down and Reagan, you know, says he was, you know, plausible deniability, which very well may have been because we saw that people did stuff under Trump. that he didn't know about, General Millie, who should be brought up on treason charges. But Reagan says, I didn't know. And so Attorney General at the time, Edwin Meese, defended not only Reagan, but really defended and shield for the entire Iran-Contra scandal.

He helped water it down, and his excuse was Reagan was kind of at the center. So if the Iran-Contra thing got too big, it would tarnas Reagan's legacy. But in effect, what he really was defending was what would later become the proliferated footprint of our security state. And the intelligence community that 51 officials said to buy a laptop was fake. Right. That's what came from it. And guess who Edwin Meese's general counsel was? Mark Levin.

Wow. His head attorney, like Goldberg, was Mark Levin. So when Edwin Meese was doing all of the grunt work to try and defend the Iran-conscious scandal, the person who he was counseling with is Mark Levin. People don't even remember that Mark Levin was the attorney, was his chief of staff. He was his chief of staff. You know, a chief of staff, it don't get no closer. Your chief of staff is which is, especially as the attorney general of the United States.

Your chief of staff has probably got a better feel for everything that's going on than you do. because he's got to try and, you know, make sure your time is properly used, right? Right. So Mark knew everything that was going on, right? That's who he is. This is the neocon element that is the most dangerous thing in this country now. Even with Donald Trump winning, the neocon establishment, the Republican old guard is the most dangerous thing to the free world. More dangerous than any radical leftist, LGBTQ, purple-haired liberal, Sander, Antifa.

you know it's such a cuxervative thing how scared we are of Antifa yeah oh my gosh Antifa they're coming it's like Muslims are coming then now it's so woke as Antifa's coming no they're not they're not that hard right I will slap 10 Antifa in a row being I'll be knockouts to be 100% seriously I have 100% knockout rate no seriously Tyson the rate you know I mean because they're not really like that yeah they're only cost playing as militant revolutionaries. Right, yeah. The Muslims different now. The Muslims, they're going to play.

They're going to blow your shit up. They're going to play. Yeah. But the most dangerous thing is the security state, the people who try to take Donald Trump out. They're the dirtiest. They're the grimy. That's what Trump is dealing with. Yeah, and he's in Gaza. And to be honest, I love Donald Trump. You know, we support the president

100% in the war room and the warring posse, the MAGA movement. You know, if he's willing to go through this, then, you know, we're willing to go through it with but he knows there's limits. Right. Because he's close enough. He's played the game at a level beyond what the people see.

And that's why a lot of things that he does without being too intimate in the conversations, I give him some grace on the choices he makes because some is we got to win now. Some is there is a long haul. And they will take him out. And so he's done a very, very good job, in my opinion, of towing that line because we needed him to at this. moment in history. We needed him. I think only he could have won. You know, because of his profile, the celebrity,

he did come from a liberal background. He was a hospitality business, so you've got to be good with people to be in the hospitality business and be successful. So I think we needed them, but he knows there's limits. And those limits are the limits that the younger Republican and MAGA movement have to plan on on me. He's opening the door still. Right? He's just, he's carving the path.

the next generation of MAGA movement like me and you guys and other people, we got to be willing to take a bullet to actually, you know, to do away with the corruption completely. Because they will kill them. And he knows. I mean, he knows the security state. He knows how dangerous they are. Right.

Right. And, you know, to make no mistake about it, people think, oh, well, you know, look, look, all you got to do is go and listen. First of all, the way that they recruit CIA people, they recruit sociopaths and psychopass. that's what the military does they find minds that are moldable that will do what the business is

of the military right right and on the intelligence community side when he's talking about assassins and whatnot there are people out there who may love this country who may talk about their patriotism you know who may say they signed up for all the right reasons

the Muslims are coming but they will put a bullet in Donald Trump's head for the right price people got to understand that right and you know so he's in danger And the danger has just begun. I think people kind of feel like we won,

and everything is going in the right direction. I'm more scared than I ever been. When he talks about a hemispheric defense, a North American block, now he's getting into the danger zone. Now he's really disturbing the world order. Last time he pulled out of the Paris Climate Agreement, that's superficial.

That's WWE. This Green New Deal is a scam. the ocean levels at Ellis Island are the same they were when the European immigrants came with the Jews when they came through Ellis Island the water is the exact same level as it was back then but when you talk about we're going to take Canada and Mexico we're going to protect the Arctic and acquire Greenland and we're going to take control of the Panama Canal now you really

now is he's playing for real and they will kill him what do you do what do you think about what Trump and Elon's doing with Doge. Love it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

You got to blast that boil. Lance that boil. You got to see how much pus is under there. Right. Yeah. Pull that band-aid right off.

And we already see it. Yeah. You're talking about fascism? Yeah. State sponsored media. The USAD. Plan for magazine subscriptions? Come on.

Bill Crystal. Another neocon war monger. Yeah. But getting paid. Yeah. Funding all these illegal immigrants come through our country. Our own government was

funding that. And what was the excuse, though? See, this is what I mean. Back to that, black and Jewish identity. The people of Mozambique need condoms. Yeah. It's always a black, you know, you know, it's funny, but it's, it really ain't funny. Right. Yeah. You know, the people in Mozambique need condoms. Yeah. Thank you. No, Bill Gates is another great example. Bill Gates, talking about population control. I find a video of Bill Gates one day saying, Population control isn't really the big issue. It looks like the world population is going to peter out at about 10 billion. I think we can handle that.

The real issue is in population, you know, the real issue is population growth in countries that can't handle it. Right. He went to a cutaway, he went to a cutaway graphic, and every country on it was black and Arab. Right. That's fucking racism. What is that? That is racism. Yeah, it's eugenics, right?

That is the highest level of post-World War II Democrat liberal order, establishment, sort of scientific, managerially globalist Davos, Switzerland, racism. Right. And these black people, they love Bill Gates. It's like, he just wants to give us vaccines. Yeah, he's a Democrat. He wants the Mozambique people to have condoms so they stop having babies. It's got nothing to do with HIV.

Right. You know, and we don't even know what's real about HIV. V still, they're still trying to show me commercials of prep. And, you know, without saying it, the four out of five couples are gay. Yeah. Just everybody in commercials gay. Yeah, you know what I'm saying?

They don't want to come out and say, this is a homosexual disease. Right. You know, either you're homosexual or you're dipping in both pools. Right. They don't want to just come out and say that. So there's going to get things that are, you know, genetically modified organisms and we're injecting them in a little kid's arms. We just shoot them right into the vein.

Yeah. Yeah. But, I mean, it's good. I mean, good enough. You get who we're dealing with. Yeah. But I mean, but they're saying the USAID, you know, do we really do the people of Mozambique really need condoms? You know, maybe.

I mean, my thing is how HIV is spread is like the men are not infecting the women. It's been infected men. Okay. And then there's, Or there's a lot of, maybe there's some, maybe there's some both ways going on in Africa. And that's possible. But what we see in America statistically is that you got to do anal.

That's going to be the way that it, and maybe men who are, who are, have HIV and anal with women. Now, women do have a better chance of contracting it from a man than a man from a woman, right? Because the nature of the sex is man to woman, the penetration is tearing and, you know, there's that type of situation. So maybe they have an HIV epidemic in Africa, but who am I trusting? And am I trusting the government, which is what Doge is saying, is like, are we trusting these bureaucrats to give us an accurate number for how much the condoms cost? Right, right. And that's what we got to start to Lance now.

It's like, all right, now we're going to actually do an accountant. No more happy talk about the people of Mozambique needing condoms. And we went for that in the first place. I mean, that's how. Yeah. That's crazy. And a lot of Republicans didn't do anything about it. But they're in on it.

See, because whether it's condoms or it's international security, it's all the same scam. Right. So we, you know, our national interest. Yeah. I want to talk about this. I'm going to bring up this AIDS stuff. Yeah.

Why is it that like it spreads among gay people so prevalent? Just like monkey pox. They try to play that same game with monkey pox. It's a homosexual disease. The reason why the clinical, explanation, the sort of scientific explanation they say is because two men

fucking each other is going to be an exchange of blood and terror. Is that homophobic? No, man, that was real technical. It's not a. Is that anti-semitic? Is that anti-semit? It is. It is. That's what I mean, that's the, if you go to a doctor and ask them.

Right. Yeah. If you even take five minutes to look it up and go, why is it more prevalent with homosexual men? It's going to say, that's why. Right. Um, so all that skin ripping and blood. And they tend to not to, look, I mean, if, well, what? You don't have to worry about getting a man pregnant too.

Well, so it's a lot of unprotected. There you go. That's, see, that's one of those subtle kind of, you know, cultural nose that, that people miss us. If you're going to go over the hill, you know, sexually like that, you tend to, you know, do away with any of the protections, right? So there's a lot of, take it that nigger pregnant. A lot of unprotected gay sex. happening too, right? So, right, you know, shout out to all the LGBTQs out there that, that, you know, roll with the MAGMA movement and see citizenship as important and, you know,

they want a close border. They don't like how the LGBTQ is being used. There's a lot of gay people out there who are not in support of how their stuff is being used either. So, you know, I'm not trying to knock them, but it is ridiculous that they try to make it seem like HIV wasn't a homosexual. Right, right. All the prep commercials got, you know, But he's like four gay couples. And it's just, it's all gay. You know, this dude, he's got like a, you know, like a long sleeve, three-quarter knit shawl. Right.

With a nose ring. And he's in a posh apartment that's got like a vase of tulips. And it's like, you know, he's like on the phone and like just the subtle, you know, marketing of it. The subtle marketing of it is like when you see the name that he's texting and it says, John. Right. You know, but we're not going to say this is a gay disease.

It's just like, come on, man. What's up? Do you think this was creating a lab to attack gay people? Damn, that's deep. Because what? Because it just, it just came out of nowhere in the 80s, and a bunch of gay people was dying. Well, they said COVID came from bats and something.

Well, they said it came from somebody doing it with a monkey. Well, that's a crazy. No, that was racist. Now, there you got to say. See, this was direct. Yeah, they said black people have sex with money. But see these white liberal scientists, they've been racist. Right, right.

They say the same thing with the, you know, is China man eat bat, Africa man, bang monkey, right? That's their narrative, no matter, you know, and do Chinese, you know, do they got wet markets and stuff like that? Okay, cool. But to just say that, you know, the COVID started from a Chinese man eating a bat. Bat too. You know, come on, man. How racist you going to get? The Chinese people.

sitting there like, hold on. What? What about you're talking? Asian Hate. Yeah. This is Asian hate. You're saying, I don't need, you know, with the pangolin. I, you know, I just took a pangling off the branch and busted open and started drinking the blood type of it. Come on, man. You know, but the African

man fucking a monkey. Yeah. I mean, is that. I think she's creating a lamp. It's got to be. You know, the game of function, resched out to RFK Jr. You know, got confirmed as the Secretary of Health. And we're going to last that boil, too. He got to watch out, see, because it's more difficult to whack a president.

It's a lot of blowback from that. That's an expensive hit. Right. Not so they can't do it, but health secretary? Yeah. One who apparently everybody's okay with his family getting assassinated anyway. That's true. And I don't wish that upon him.

You know, that's my boy, you know, but he got to be careful. Donald Trump needs to put full secret service detail. He needs his own detail. Yeah, because that health boil is going to be bad. We're going to find a lot of bad shit in there. Yeah, a lot of people are going to be implicated. And it's going to be a lot of military, right? Because the R&D of the medical industrial complex and the military industrial complex go hand in hand.

Right? And all medical, what's the famous scientific experiment that they did? Shit, I'm thinking of it. You know, where they were giving the dudes LSD. M.K. Ultra. And that's a medical experiment facilitated by a military agency, a military apparatus,

where they were actually taking CIA brothels. They were taking CIA houses, you know, and they were turning them into brothels. CIA, you know, and they were watching the Johns have sex hyped up on the drugs behind the two-way mirror. CIA. You know, so, you know. It's crazy.

When you say Fauci is like when I hear, when I see a Fauci, I think, oh, this is a freaky little freak boy. Right. Freaky boy, you know, because that whole industry, they tie hand to hand. And this, at the end of the day, experimentation on humans is going to get a little weird. It's like we found, you know, Eli Crane just testified to, you know, had a committee. And $241 million went to transgender animal experiments. Right. That's crazy.

So no animals, do they consent to this? Yeah. Did they tell you that they felt like a, you? a woman inside? That's crazy. Did the men, did the men armadillos say, I really feel like a woman in the morning? No, that's crazy. You just cut his thing off. Yeah. That's weird, man. Yeah. That's beyond weird. No, you know, it's just like, it's more weird because the in-game is not like verifiably do any good for humans. Like, if you're telling me, all right, we're going to test, let's say, you know, I don't know, for something like cancer research. Right.

And we're going to see if this rat who has cancer, stage three, kidney cancer, we're going to see if this medication, you know, puts them in remission, all right? Right. Okay, cool. I get it. Even there's some ethical question in that. Yeah. But it makes sense, though. Industrial farming, right?

Chickens. Like, okay, if we don't mass farm these chickens and the eggs, you don't have enough eggs for everybody. He's 450 million people live in this country. There's a lot of eggs that get purchased. Okay, I got you. Do you want to cut a hamster's genitals all? and then put them on ecstasy to see how your response. And not only that, cool, if you want to do that, look, if you want to go down to your local pet smart.

You got to be a sick puppet situation. But I'm saying in a more libertarian sense, if you want to go on down to pet smart, your local pet smart, and get a hamster, and you want to cut his genitals off, and you want to slip a Mickey? That's great. That's some Jeffrey Dahmer stuff. But I'm with you. Okay, that's on you. You're an American. Right.

Now, Peter might have a problem with it. Yeah. But to spend $250 million of taxpayer money is a whole different thing. And that's what the American people got to start to be interested in. You got to start to take offense like, you know, if you want to cross dress on the weekends, cool. I mean, I'm not with you. I don't want to party with you. I don't want to walk around and hang with you.

I don't want to be in a group chat with you. Right. But if that's what you feel you need to do, you're an American. You can cross you, you know, six-foot-six man. He's got hair on his knuckles and on his shoulders, and you want to wear a cocktail dress? You're an American. Yeah. But don't tell my kids at the school that you forced to go to that they got to do it.

That's fucking crazy. That's got to be money laundering. It's got to be $240 million. Okay, I see a couple of me. A quarter of a billion dollars. That's a lot of ecstasy, a lot of gerbils, and a lot of penis cut. Yeah.

Imagine how many hampses dicks you got to go. And what do you think they're doing with the, what do you think they're doing with the hamster dicks? I don't even want to think about that. I didn't even go down that road. Well, just by the experiment standards. You're probably putting them on rats. There you go.

That's what I'm saying. Who transplant this hamster cop. And put it on this jerb. Can the gerbil function right? Right. And then they're jerking them off to see if it works, you know, to see if it get arous, you know, arouser experiment, take one. Yeah.

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What the hell is even that? We didn't know what the hell it was either, but we're going to tell you why so important. Yeah, tungsten is the metal that they used to make all the military weaponry. You can think of firearms, bullets, missiles, tanks, aircraft, satellites, rockets, and all kinds of other toxicically masculine things. What the hell you need gold for or silver? Hey, and the craziest thing is 90% of the world's tungsten production is controlled in China, Russia, and North Korea.

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drawing up. I just lost all respect because if you say you are pro-life conservative and why in the hell are we doing this to the Palestinian people? They're all Hamas. Yeah. Yeah, that's their excuse. And see, again, when you go back to and I talk about neocon thing all the time, people get, they're like, you won't stop. It's just like, it's the biggest, it's the most obvious scam. All these Republicans, conservatives, American patriots, they wear their flag. And so you have to hat there 1776. I always tell people, you get the choice now.

you want to live in a 1776 America or a 1945 America. A 1776 America is I have the right to own a gun. I have a right to have a community of people who I'm closely connected with that I can count on and rely on in a bad situation to come to my aid in a militarized effort to defend our sovereignty, our individual sovereignty. And I have the Second Amendment. I mean, now I can speak about whatever I want, whether that be the current president or Israel or China or gays or Christians or I get to say whatever I want.

The post-World War II Democrat liberal order so aptly named is a whole different. Eric Weinstein said this brilliantly and he's no conservative himself. He's not a right-wing conspiracy theorist. He's like nominally a Democrat, voted Democrat most of his life. And he said it perfect. He said, you know, there are two forms of democracy. There's a democracy of the people for the people by the people. And then the democracy that they're talking about,

and talking about the liberal establishment, they're talking about the democracy that was agreed upon and sort of is protected by institutions after the Second World War. The load-bearing walls, they call it, of the international rules-based order. That's what they mean when they say democracy. So when they say Trump's a threat to democracy,

it's a dog whistle for globalism. They're not saying, genuine democracy because we know they don't believe in that. Right. They're talking about the international rules-based democracy. And, you know, it's crazy that, you know, it's people, Republicans, they're all for the expansion, proliferation of a, you know, security state and military state if we're going to fight the Muslims.

If we're going to fight those dangerous, pesky, crazy Arabs. Yeah. They don't want to mess with us. The only reason why they mess with us because I stands with Israel. And what we've done to them. Yeah. Yeah, well, I mean, you know. I mean, what makes a man hijack out 747 and drive into the World Trade Center?

They don't do it. I mean, fly, yeah. They fly into the World Trade Center. They just evil terrorists? I don't believe that. Well, and I mean, there's some evil people out there, right? Yeah, right. But there's has definitely been concentrated and sort of militarized, right?

So, you know, we got crazy people here that would do some. of the things right but it's not militarized right they don't have you know thought leaders that are that are organized and all the crazies and saying we're starting to now I mean that's the Antifa movement right I mean we're in the earliest days of Antifa becoming a pro a pro-pro military a paramilitary sort of militia right but in the end of the day I think they're too they don't believe in anything enough to really go all the way even in old communist nations like Mao China and Russia these people had a

a sense of national pride and honor that allowed them to dig deep and really carry out that type of heinous. These people are squeamish. Yeah. And you get a couple who are crazy enough. And then they're like, they're mea copas. They're in tears. They can't believe what they've done. You know, they're not real hard.

Right. Like these, the Islamists are like, now I'm going to die for this and I'm good with it. You know, and I take a sense of pride in it actually. Right. I'm not apologizing. It's sitting in that religion, right? Right. That's what I'm saying.

It's militarized. Right. Muhammad was a warlord. It's a big difference between him and. Christ but I I will say we got two bad choices right we got our own national security state apparatus and then we got a group of people out there who are hostile towards America and I don't know no necessarily buy that it's all of what we've done to them you know you got to you got to remember that the Arab Empire and the Persian

empire very very effective slave-taking nations themselves Right. Right. I mean, these aren't great people who, you know, it's not in a vacuum like, oh, the Arab world just popped up and these people were just minding their own business. Now, if they could have done what the British Empire did first, they would have done it. And I don't take their claims of what people are, you know, what the people in Palestine are, a good example is, okay, the Egyptians in the Arab world.

If you don't like, you know, why don't you take the Palestinians? Yeah, they don't want to take them up. No, they don't want them. No, you know, Jordan, the Jordan, they don't want them. Nobody wants to take them in. So it's like, okay. So, you know, the whole Arab thing anyway, this is another scam. It's like, oh, there's a billion Muslims.

Okay, there's a billion Christians. And the Pope is saying that, you know, let's take the vaccine. Right. So, you know, you mean to tell me this. You're saying is the Muslim faith is even more decentralized. You got your leaders. But it's very decentralized because they don't have a pope. They don't have that centralization.

It's over such a, like, the most, the biggest Muslim population. is in, you know, no, it's in, it's one of the Asian countries. It's, it's not Malaysia. It's, look, you know, it's not the Philippines either. Anyway, it's, it's in Asian country. It's not even in the Middle East, right? The biggest Muslim population. And so it's like, are those Muslims about to ride out for the radical? Right. So don't say a billion. Right, right. You know, give me a real number. Right. How many radical? No, in the whole world. Yeah.

What's the biggest one in Asia? I think that's considered Asia. No, I mean, Southeast Asia. It's not Malaysia. But anyway, so you give me a real number, right? And it's just like the Muslim hordes are going to rise up. Well, we saw when Israel was attacked, all the Muslims had a chance to play, right? And they all got up in Erdogan, right, President of Turkey.

He gives a big speech in front of hundreds of thousands of Turks and says, East versus the West, cross versus Crescent, we will not bend. We will retaliate. Right, right. He's sitting there with a couple of NATO's nukes. He's got our nukes, putting Turkey-NATO alliance. Okay, so are we going to let them keep our nukes? Are they going to let Turkey stay in NATO?

What are we doing here? And so did they bus a grape? Turkey didn't flinch. Hell, Iran let off a couple of, you know, You know, but even they were real, you know, so it's just like, okay, so now you want me to believe that, you know, the Chechnians, you know, the Afghanis, who we funded, by the way, going back to Reagan, the first people to bring the Mujah Hadin into the white, the Oval Office was Reagan, which became the Taliban, which supposed to we went to Afghanistan to fight. Although Osama bin Laden was never a part of the Taliban, he was a part of al-Qaeda, which was a Saudi-funded, Pakistan. any-based terrorist group. And now all of a sudden we find Osama bin Laden,

till Team 6, we find Osama bin Laden, we kill him in the middle of the night, and we give him a sea burial? Right. Number one terrorist in the history of America, responsible for the greatest American fatalities, you know, a fatal incident since Pearl Harbor. And we gave him a sea burial because, what, it was the Navy?

You guys, you know, your ceremony is that important? Right. No, if he was, and I'm saying this as a point, because people bought into this. Right. We bought into that the Patriot actually justified the American government surveillance and security state surveilling all in taking our privacy way. Right. Everything that happens to basically, everything you read here from the left, right,

especially right. Everything's a lie. Oh, my. Dude, Osama bin Laden's head should have been, we should have brought his head back, and it should have been on a pike right. In front of the White House or at Ground Zero for, as a warning. to all these other people who aspire to great terrorist, you know, agendas. Right.

Said should have been on a pike. They gave him a sea burial. Why? To your point, we were shamed. That's why you buried the number one terrorist in American history and the cover of night at sea. You're ashamed because he was walking around with American money in his pocket. I remember after 9-11, I got one of them. crazy photo memories. I was like 11 years old at the time. 12 years old, six grade.

I remember when the planes hit, we were in class. They just started putting TVs and classes. And they, you know, everybody was scared. And I remember the next day, Dick Cheney was on MSNBC. Dick Cheney. Yeah, tricky Dick and his daughter Liz, Ryan O'Neill Khan extraordinaire. Kamala Harris. Yeah, right. Republicans, but Republicans against Trump. That's crazy. That lost the election. Yeah. Unspokenly, that was a, that was a death nail. This is Dick Cheney? Come on, you guys are scraping the bottom of the barrel. This dude is

a straight of war criminal. No, for real. I mean, he's straight up and down. Like, by all men, if you're going to say Palestine is a crime against humanity, then Dick Cheney is a war criminal. Right. Right. So that, you know, I got to keep the stand. But I remember Dick Cheney going in MSNBC. Right. Yeah, Rachel Maddow

and company. Back then it was Scarborough before Meeka cucked him out. But so he's explaining how we're going to go on this, you know, this crusade in the Middle East against terrorism. And he says, you know, Pakistan. Because the guy asked him, you know, he's like, well, I'm a Pakistan. What do you think? No, Pakistan, you know, we've had conversations in contact with Pakistan. They say they support us in our fight against terrorism.

They had nothing to do with this. And, you know, they want to make sure that our strategic aligns. continues to develop back then Pakistan was on the early side of developing their nuclear program they didn't have new shit they were they had just got the okay to start a nuclear program so we're working in close conjunction with them already because of their developing nuclear program keeping a close eye Pakistan says it's gonna help us you know where they found Osama bin Laden they found them in a compound with 15 foot walls and security cameras and barbed wire down the street from a Pakistani military base.

That's crazy. Intelligence. Right? And, you know, it's, okay, call me a conspiracy theorist, but either one or two things, either our relationship with Pakistan ain't worth the, ain't worth a shit because their military can't even recognize

when the number one terrorist in the world is sitting right down the street from them or they're in on it. Got to be in. And maybe they're in on it, and maybe we're on it with them. And maybe we knew that Osama bin Laden was sitting hiding in Pakistan the whole time, and we just waited for the right moment to close the chapter on that book. It's called a cutout. Right?

He said he was the cutout. He was the radical Islamist who was willing to put his face in his brand on this movement of terrorism all around the world to justify the inventory and fleecing and sort of money printing of the military-industrial He was willing to play. And a super villain. And then all of a sudden, when the time comes and we spent enough money and people are getting tired of being in Afghanistan, and the poppy magically goes from 3% when we get to Afghanistan to 97%. And now the whole world has an opioid epidemic.

So I tell people, what did you get for your war in Afghanistan? They go, oh, nothing. Oh, no, you got something, motherfucker. Oh, yeah. You don't know you for real. Your sons and daughters are out here popping ecstasy that's laced with a smidget of fit and all that's going to to kill them. That's what you got for your war in Afghanistan. And all you people that defend is

always staying and we're going to our troops. We love the troops. Support them. And if you criticize the war, then you're criticizing the troops. Are you fucking kidding me? Right, right. We got the poppy went from 3% to 97. These people are brazen as

fuck. You know, if I'm going to do a scam, right, I'm going to make it look decent. I'm going to go from 3% to like 25. Right. It's like, you know, I'm going to do 20%. Yeah. 3% of the world's poppy production when we went to Afghanistan,

when we left in disgrace and left the Afghan people who we said we were there to try and bring into the modern world who we spent billions of dollars in federal money like AID to teach their young women about liberation and birth control. And then we left them there in a cloud of smoke. And now we pay the Taliban 15, million dollars a week at ransom so they don't hurt their own Afghan people. Right?

So when you say that the Middle Easterans are just mad at us, no, they took their own people hostage, put a gun to their head and said, if you don't give us money, we'll kill these motherfuckers. We'll kill these Afghanis, our own people. Right. Yeah, so they're not good people. But my point is, you went to 97% of the world's poppy production. You didn't even stop at fifth.

You could have stopped at 60, 70. You went all the way to the top, which means you're a scumbag. scoundrel. Well, at least they didn't go to 100. You know what I'm saying? I mean, this is who Dick Cheney and them are, though. This is who they are. And the craziest thing is I still go to these Republican Party

caucuses, BPOU events, and they still running the same ex-military veteran scams, you know, heartstring story. It's like the guy they ran against me the primary. Remember Joe Frazier, 20 years in the Navy,

served in the Afghanistan War, served in the Iraqi world. Tell us about the $2 trillion that went missing from the Department of Defense, Joe. Or you just don't know how the process of acquisition works. I do. That's why I work at Wells Fargo now in acquisition, right? Because I know how to, how to affect what Doge is saying, they're doing, what they're actually doing. But he was there for 20 years doing in the military. Two trillion dollars. If you or I lost 100,000. So if I lost 50 bucks. Yeah, but I'm saying, I'm talking about legally, like IRS, like let's say you, you, you, you, you, you, you, come upside down, you like down 50 grand

with the IRS. 100 grand. They lean in your home, they seizing you, they threatening you, they bring you dragging you in court, all this shit. Two trillion. When you hear it million, billion, trillion, people don't even really it's hard from get it because they just... A billion is a thousand million.

Okay, I'm going to put it, I'm going to give me a visual. Because exponential mad, you're like, you hear the numbers so often, million billion trillion. You're like, I don't know, whatever. Whatever. Yeah. A hundred million dollars stacked up in a hundred dollar bills. as tall as this table. A million dollars, $100 bills stacked up on the tallest table.

Billion dollars tall as the tallest building on Earth. That's crazy. A trillion dollars would reach the space station. $100 bills. $100 bills stacked up. Would reach the space station, a trillion dollars. The Department of Defense lost $2 trillion in one audit, and nobody saw any court.

No charges. And we still got Republicans in the party showing up to these caucus and BPOU meetings cucking for the military. And it's not about the troops. It's about the institution. And you got to separate the two, but we have trouble doing that because it's our heartstrings. And then they march Kaepernick out there. Let me show you how the scam really gets deep.

They wheeled Kaepernick out, you know, on his trike with the political kitty wheels on. He's got the afro and he's got the black leather jacket like the Black Panthers. and you know, and, you know, Vogue magazine gives them a Black Panther cover. And then Disney gives them a, you know, a $100 million contract for some movie production company. Have you seen a Colin Kaepernick movie yet? I ain't seen one. I ain't seen a documentary. God damn, they gave you $150 million and you didn't even get a doc.

Okay. So, all right, they will you out. And now your job is to foment this, this, uh, fealty, you know, this sort of, love this kind of soft spot for the military. He doesn't, he kneel during the anthem. And all you saw was this, the counterculture of the conservative movement and conservative media rally around the identity

of the troops, which then becomes a show for the military. And now if you question the military, now it's like, oh, well, you don't, you know, one of those Kaepernick Negroes? You know what I'm saying? And I'm like, no, I actually don't like this dude, but I definitely don't like you losing two trillion. dollars of the American people's money. Right. And the crazy part

is, if y'all could, a lot of y'all would actually arrest Kaepernick for what he did. Yeah. But Dick Cheney is cool. Yeah. And you'll let Dick Cheney still run around in the parts like Carl Rove. Same guy. Came from the Bush junta,

the Bush faction of the rural. You know, and even the people who are patriots, they talk that 1776 shit. But when push come to shove, you know, they got a Mitt Romney, It's like with me now, I'm running in Minnesota and the Republican establishment to the little, you know, the Emirates. They're already popping up.

Royce is unelectable. He can't win. He lost by 16 points. I gained eight points on an incumbent with no money and no support from the Steve Daines of the world, another neocon, Rino, Extraordinary Mitch McConnell's bitch. You didn't have any money from the Jewish lobby either. Oh, A-PAC wouldn't touch me with a 10-foot pole. Yeah.

Even with Jewish people around me. You know, must not be the right Jews. Just like I must not be the right Negro. But A-PAC, yeah I mean, A-PAC wouldn't wouldn't even come close. And so these people, they say exactly who they are.

It's like Ron DeSantis. You have another example. Yeah. Big Ron DeSantis move, I'm going to get shit for this. I'm going to lose votes. I'm losing votes. That's who I am.

I'm going to say it like it is. You vote from me. I'm like a used car cell. You know what I mean? Ain't my bells and whistles on this motherfucker. You're going to buy this motherfucker. wait. You know what I'm saying? He's a mother 5,000. Here's a car fax.

And you could buy it or you don't. To me, it don't matter. So, Ron DeSantis, you know, they asked him about Russia. And he went on to say, you know, that Russia attacked Ukraine unprovoked.

Settled. But right there, I know who you are. Right. Went to Yale. Part of that Ivy League, Atlantis Elite. And, you know, it's an MAGA. So, you know, if I start, a cultural wedge war down in Florida with Disney. And I said, don't say gay.

And I got my little boots on, you know, the don't say gay boots. You know, the wedges, grown-ass man wearing platforms and, you know, stilts in his shoes. Like, these are issues I'm six eight. I never had, I never even thought about that. Yeah. You know, I can't relate to that shit. You know what I mean? I can't even relate.

Yeah. I think he's like five, eight, five, nine. I feel, I'm not getting it. You know, you're short, but that's okay, man. Yeah. You know, just talk that real shit. I don't care how short you are. Yeah.

You could be five foot. You're talking that real shit. I'm going to respect you. Yeah. You could be King of Lamar, five foot. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? They don't care about that.

But when you say that Russia attacked Ukraine unprovoked, they've been caught for decades. I know who you are. So what's scary to me is like all the Ronda Santas people ignore that. Or they'll make it seem like that's trivial. Like, no, it's the abortion thing that counts. It's like, okay. No, the abortion issue is real.

Yeah, but it's like a dog whistle. They don't even see it. It's a dog whistle for him. They don't see it. I think they see it. I think they see it. Yeah, they see it. But like the Republicans did not like,

you mean like the voters? The voters did not hip to what he's saying. They know. Yeah. They know, dude. It's like, it's just so cultish. Like everybody's got their own little, it's, it's, it's WWE. It's like sports.

You know, your team just got your ass kicked. You know, two nights, three nights in a row. You know, but you still a chiefs fan. You know, you're just a diehard chiefs fan. I'm a Mahomes fan. You know, no, the chief's offensive line is, no, they're good, man. They're not good. You should have used to Dallas Cowboys.

This is a good example, right? That's a better example. Or the New York Giants. Right. You know what I'm saying? But that's the politics the same way. Right. So once I'm on the Sanchez's team, now I'm Desantis.

I got a ride for him. And, you know, it's like with Trump, if he says something that I don't like, I'll bring a fair criticism to him. He's not beyond reproach. Right. He was touched by God. And that definitely does separate him from the rest. He was touched by God.

The man had three bullets past his face. Yeah. The man was touched by divine intervention. So it does make you special if I'm a Christian. Even if I'm a pro-life Christian, and I think DeSantis' stance is better than Trump's. The man was touched by God in front of me. If you want to deny miracles, you've got to stand over there.

I'm going to stand over here because I know a miracle when I see one. Yeah. Right. And Ron's not even comfortable with what the body God gave him. Yeah. So you can't talk to me about Christianity. Right. No, for real, you're not even comfortable with the height that God made you.

You still wrestling with those type of identity. With those things. Insecurities. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And you can see it in his mannerisms too is when they asked him about his stance on any. Look down to the rest of the. Yeah, I noticed that.

And y'all talk about his border and xenopholes. and Vivek, the Indian, he's the only one who stood on it. Yeah. You know, and I'm not saying, Vivek is the greatest. But I'm just saying, Ron, you ain't even meeting the Vivek standard. Yeah, because every time they ask the question, he had to look at everybody else before he had. Now, imagine me up there on the first of all, they had to mute me, kick me out, because I'm not even letting anybody else really talk. I'm just going to be, I'm going to turn.

I'm a filibuster at the debate. I'm not even going to let it act like it's cordial. This shit ain't cordial to me. Right. This is a liar. Nicky Haley. is neocon. I don't even want to hear a talk. I will refuse to let the neocon talk at the debate. That's how I would have did it. Chris Christie, you're fat as fuck. Don't talk to me about the

overall well-being of the American people. You are too fat to talk to me about general well-being, health, wellness. You are not well. That is not a healthy weight. That is ridiculous. A grown man. Am I lying? Look at me. A lot of people say I'm in shape, but I feel like a fat, disgusting human being. Man, look at dude, Chris Christie's got the belt. He's got the belt up around the waist where the below the equator is the same as the above the equator. Right. He got the same belly. He's pretending that's his waistline.

But he got the equator going, bro. He got the globe body going. And he got the audacity to be pompous. Yeah. And I'm not saying fat people can't have an opinion. Look at the below the waist. The below the waist is this bigger than the above the waste. That is crazy.

Come on, man. You got hips like a woman. This is the... Your comments about Desantis. I hear a lot of people, they have those same comments for Vance. Like reservations about them? Yeah. Yeah, they should.

They should have reservations. He totally flip-flopped on Trump. He said he was the biggest threat to the markets, that he was a new Hitler and all that. Yeah. I mean, look, people should have reservations about everybody who steps up on a public stage. I'm not vouching for.

for, again, I said, Donald Trump was touched by God. And it just so happens that they marshaled up to most resources in recent American history to stop him from becoming a president. So you show me who your enemies are and it says something about you. And his enemies and my enemies are obviously the same. So, you know, but you still got to watch him. You got to watch that. Watch me. And I'm confident in that.

I can say that because I'm confident that my actions is going to reflect, you know, something true. So yeah, you should watch Vass Who was Vance to be beyond reproach? Right. Yeah, I'm not in a... Now, that's a MAGA call. Now, what there's...

What a lot of people are doing is they're defending him against the liberals' attacks on him, which is warranted because they're just attacking him... Yeah. Because he wrote with Trump. Before, when he was talking bad about Trump, they had no problem with it.

He was part of... I think, matter of fact, he was part of that early sort of Republicans against Trump crew, that the liberals love to repost, retweet, you know, bring on CNN. It's like, here's a Republican, Kissinger, saying, you know, Kissinger or whatever.

But people can have genuine conversions. You know what I mean? So that's what politics is all about. I don't like litmus tests and purity test for the reason that, cool. If you want to have an opinion and be skeptical, cool. But at the end of the day, politics is about conversion. Now, what I don't accept is we're going to go conversion light.

And that's the math they play a politics. It's like, well, if you're saying conversion, then you should wiggle on your, moral and ethical stance on abortion. No, I'm going to tell you the real about abortion. The real is we don't want to force God and Christianity on people because it's not Christian, not because it's not liberal. That's the actual answer. You know, and it's the same with, you know, like Vance, like Tulsi Gabbard, RFK, you know, a lot, Donald Trump. He was a Democrat. So if, you know, if Vance can't change his position, then I can't let Trump change his position either.

Right. So I'm letting Vance change his position, but I'm watching him. And I'm watching him like a hawk. Yeah, I like what he said out there in Germany about freedom of speaking, how far left they went out there. Yeah, that's cool. I'm watching him. And I say all that to say, I'm watching. I'm like, oh, okay. Yeah, because he got that neocon, I can feel it. I can just feel it on them. And if there's one person who's going to be the guy, we know back from the Reagan and Bush story, and I watched that VP. Yeah. It's very, very tactful to put somebody in the VP spot who's favorable. Right.

And George W. Well, and Donald Trump's is not a young man. Right? Lenn to B. Johnson, that's right. It's another good example. Donald Trump's not a young man. And look, I like Vance's story. You know, come from a hard, blue collar working.

You know, he says all the right things. That's cool. But again, you know, and I see pictures with him with the Yamacou on, you know, but bring up that picture if you can. What is up with that? Why do you, when we go to Israel, like we got invited. Israel. I say, hell, no, I ain't going. I don't support what's going on out there. But whenever

I see somebody a politician or Republican or to walk down certain areas of that country down the street, you have to wear that yarmulka. Oh, you have to. Yeah. But that doesn't seem very American. Yeah.

Yeah, you have to wear that. I had a friend of mine who went there. For you to even approach that, you have to have that yarmulke on. Yeah, well, yeah. Well, First and foremost, I don't like that. But I'm not here to be able to tell the people Israel what their tradition should be or the Jews or what their tradition should be.

That's cool. All I'm saying is Israel's not getting, Israel shouldn't receive any foreign aid without conditions. Right. And the conditions are we need to be off every side of the war. And anybody who's in favor of continuing giving aid to Israel without clarifying who our enemies and who our friends are, people should be skeptical. People should have reservations of at least. And that being said, look, Donald Trump picked him.

And I thought RFK would have been a... But people would say that about RFK. They'll go, well, look what he said on this or that. Right, right. You know, and then now it's... So it's, you know, it's give and take whatever. If it was me, people would be like, you know, I saw my Real American's voice show the other day in the comments

and the chat, somebody goes, he wears a beard. That's pretty, that's like Muslim. That's not American. He's got to clean up his image. His watch is too big. It's like, dude, I have the best. biggest hands in the history of the NBA compound. You want me to wear a regular watch like a woman's watch.

Yeah. On my wrist. Yeah. Which you wouldn't mind. You wouldn't mind a man who wears a woman's watch. And now I'm skeptical of you. Right. You know how to,

do you know how to tell what a watch is supposed to let on a man's, you know, but I'm just saying, everybody is going to have stuff you could complain about. Can't please everybody. Vance is a much better pick than DeSantis. I give him that. Mm-hmm. Yeah. I think the base that he comes from, like just in his rise, even in Ohio, you know,

I think he's much closer to the genuine America First and Maga Movement than the Sanchez is. And I know DeSantis is gearing up. He's going to try and make a run at it in 28. He's a horrible debater. He looked horrible on that debate the stage. He's like a totally different man. He was questioning everything he said. But before we let you go, I want to ask you about Trump serving a, I don't know whether to believe it or not,

but he's trying to serve a third time. They propose and legislates away. I love that. Yeah. Yeah. I love that. Yeah. No, if he can get that done, let's do that.

No, seriously. They can say what they want, all tyranny. Oh, he's done democracy. You still got a vote for him, though. That's the thing. Yeah, you still got to vote for him. And here's the thing. They don't have a problem with President Xi being president for life.

They want to keep getting their, you know, they're about Net and Yahoo, too, yeah. They want to feel, yeah, you can't even say that. But, you know, they don't have a problem getting their, you know, their bedazzled iPhone cases from some. some sweatshop there in China under President Xi's rule, right? He's been president. He now has a name himself president. They don't even have private elections in China. The elections are actually surveilled.

No, for real. That's crazy. They got cameras. Where you go to vote, they got cameras, and you don't have a private, like, booth. Your vote's not taking in private. Everything's on camera. Yeah.

So, I mean, there are no elections in China. So if I'm the Democratic, Democrats or the liberals, or I'm the mainstream media, or I'm any of these multinational corporate elites, square the circle for me. How are you going to say that Donald Trump can't make a play to get a third term, but you're okay with our entire supply chain being dependent on a country that has no real freedom of anything? Right. Right. So, you know, you just can't run that on me. You could run that on the dudes around the corner, but you can run that over here. You know, if Donald Trump, you know, and if they, it's voted on and he can get it

done. Now what you're going to find is when he really tries to push that how many Republicans in that House and Senate really don't like him. Right. You're going to see them come out the woodwork then. Right. Yeah. Yeah. And there's a lot of them. We had a problem in the House and the Senate, a crisis of America first in the House and the Senate before Trump won. Everybody puts their, like Emma. You know, MAGA. You know, I support Trump. You know, you don't support Trump. Right. Anybody who raised that debt. If you vote, and here's the dividing line. It's coming up in March. Continued resolution.

Debt ceiling. Remember, you're going to raise it again. Speaker Mike Johnson said that we needed to kick the can down the road 90 days to allow Trump to get a look at the numbers. And now we're going to see. If we raise that debt ceiling, one penny, I got a problem with it.

Right. Because then, you know, and the continued resolution, Donald Trump's going to have Joe Biden's fiscal budget for the whole year, the whole first year of his term. And that was the excuse they gave that we won Trump. to be able to get in and that's why we're kicking the can down the road was you and keep kicking it raising the debt ceiling you know what 30 say hey what's

another what's 40 trillion you know what's what's 50 trillion right 172 trillion unfunded liabilities you know the total net worth of the country is about 130 trillion we got a ways to go you know Bannon was talking about the financial literacy piece of how people understand how these these markets and how the economies go when they go to go quick it goes bad it goes all that look at the housing market crash in 2008. You know, the strippers had four mansions, you know, on a cash-based profession.

You know, and they were just financing anybody. And then they were refinancing the loans and selling them in Wall Street for net worth and then trading it for cash. You feel me? I mean, criminal, scam, Ponzi schemes. So Donald Trump, you know, I got a lot of faith in what he's done so far. I love the North American block. I think we should just annex Mexico.

I don't even think we should mess around. Shine bomb, the communists down there. We should annex it. You know, just take it. Canada, just take it. Just take it. Yeah. You know, you're a 50-second state.

You're now in our jurisdiction. We've got to secure our borders. Our borders includes your border. Sorry, you didn't show us that you, you know, when I wasn't in office, you didn't show us that you really had the border as a priority. So now we're taking your shit too Greenland There's just a big ass block of ice anyway

A lot of natural resources Y'all ain't got no army We protect your sovereignty anyway Y'all just kind of out there in limbo You know That's funny these people say that Yeah, just kind of out there Just kind of, you know, we're Greenland

I'm not saying they don't have a people And a nation But you're under our protection anyway Yeah, they're not a sovereign nation They need a help Without us there's nothing Taking your shit You come back coming with us

Central America We might push down in the Central America. Yeah. Panama Canal. Take Columbia. South America. Yeah. Who y'all, what y'all got going on down there?

Whatever we got to do so that the Chinese ain't putting police stations in Mexico or that the Chinese, you know, or, you know, the Chinese, see, and this is another real liberal lie. The Chinese, oh, everybody's approaching, look how fast they build the airports. You know, you fly in to Beijing and the airports. airport so clean you can eat off the ground. Other end of the stories, Fauci says the Chinese, you know, deplorables are eating pangolins.

So, I mean, which one is? China is cool or is it not cool? Do I need shots to go there? You know, am I going to get kidnapped and eaten or what's going on in China? But the airports are so pretty, right? We got this real strange obsession with, like, architecture and building technology. So because they can do that well, even under slave labor, fine. Right.

But if you talk about neo-colonialism, nobody's more neo-colonialist than the modern Chinese regime, the CCP, recolonize in Africa, starting to try and colonize South America. European Union's already their bitch, right? And so, you know, the threat of the Chinese, and to be clear, people got to understand this, our entire military projection platform has become obsolete overnight. I don't even know how they're still fencing the,

I don't even know how they're still justifying the budgets. You know, because we're going to an era of warfare where all big aircraft carriers do, all big aircraft carriers are, you know, something that's going to sink real fast. It costs a lot of money, take a lot of time to build, and it's going to sink real quick

when the shit starts flying. You know, when the hypersonic missiles start flying. Right. Pete Hakes has said this on Sean Ryan show, he said, 10 or so times that the Pentagon has done war games with China, we lose every time in the war game. And that's partly the reason is because our projection platform is all based on our aircraft carriers. Right.

And I say this before. I'm sorry to, you know, I'm just talk and talk about. But this goes back. We're not European. We're American. And our entire identity has become a post-world. war, what basically happened was Winston Churchill and FDR

did a deal where the British Empire would basically relinquish their colonial rule on paper, although all these countries still pay their homage and sovereignty to the crown, but they would trade that colonial for help. And we helped them. And then America,

and America's military prowess would become the new face of the modern, re-globalized monetary system and sort of geopolitical, you know, landscape. And the British were just playing us. We're a young nation, man. The Sun never sets on a British Empire.

That's why I was telling Belzerian. These people, they're not stupid. Yeah, we never, never forget who started central banking. Yeah, it was the raw childs who came up with the idea. But it was the British, it was the crown. It was the British Empire and the Europeans, you know, monarchy that empowered them. They said, yeah, this is a good idea. Yeah, we're going to go from chattel slavery to wage slavery and interest.

They couldn't have done it. you couldn't have had a bank in that European era if the monarchy and the ruling establishment didn't okay it. And so our assumption is that what, these Jewish bankers were smarter than them, that they tricked them. Okay, well, then why are you paying all your money still to the European Union and you say you are against white supremacy? They still got you. And so, as I was saying earlier, our foreign policy, right, is like it's all Great Britain's foreign policy. It's even our military, right? This goes back to, you know, the British Navy was the greatest force ever seen on earth.

And so we became a naval power. Why? Because we needed to be able to sail to protect them. Right? Right. And that's why China's a land-based power. They're not a, now they're becoming a Navy power, but they've always been a land-based power. Right?

And so, Halford John McKinder, this is like 1913. Halford John McKinder was a British intellectual who wrote a treatise called the Geographical Pivot of History. And in it, he said, basically he's telling the crown, he's worn in the crown, the British government, warfare's going to change. Technology's coming. He called it the Afro-Eurasian World Island, which is essentially the eastern hemisphere. He says, he who controls the heart,

he who controls Eastern Europe, controls the heartland, he who controls the heartland, has domination over the Eurasian World Island. He gave three theaters a war that would determine the domination of the Asian world island, a Sino-Japanese theater. That's our war with China.

The Russo-German alliance and a rise of a totalitarian and fascist German, you know, dictatorship at the time the German war machine, the Nazis. So all three theaters of war that have been the springboard

for all major world wars were detailed out in the early 1900s by this geopolitical theory. And what he was essentially saying is you have to be able to walk to the resources you need in this changing landscape of technology. If you can't walk to what you need,

you got problems. Because boats sink quick. Right. Right. And so our entire geopolitical- I realized that in that movie, Dunkirk. Right. Right. Man, why are you making these votes? Right.

So now you see what Donald Trump is doing. He's undoing that Atlantis's, you know, Eurocentric, McKender, you know, geopolitical elite, Ivy League elite theory. And he's saying, all the shit that we need is where we're going to walk to. We're going to walk to our shit. You walk to your shit. And we're done defending stuff that we, because it's just sink. It's deflating us.

It's inflating us. It's deflating our, it's the Roman Empire, right? The Roman Empire got too big. They were defending an outposts that they couldn't defend anymore. Before you knew it, the Visigas, the Vandals, all these hordes of German tribes were at the Roman gates, and they weren't enough Roman legions to defend the empire, to stop them.

And that's essentially what America's become. We've got millions of condoms in Mozambique, but we can't stop. the Venezuelans for, not even them, just Chinese. You know, 20,000 Chinese national? What the fuck y'all do? I thought the airport's in Beijing. What you come into America for?

Right. Why we got, you know, okay, the people from Mozambique is riddled with HIV. I got you. You know, they show up from Mozambique. Yo, look, I got the condom. Y'all sent me, that shit ain't working. The shit's still bad out here. We still down bad at Mosambique.

Yeah, right? I got you. I can follow that theory. Yeah. So I get why the Africans are showing up the people from, you know, wherever, you know, Yemen, you know, war-torn Yemen. The bombs dropping every day. I had to scurry out of there.

Yeah. But China? Y'all coming from China, too? We got to let y'all in. So we're paying y'all and you can let you. No, hell, no. Say your ass in China. You take Taiwan, all that shit.

Taiwan, all that shit, is China. Yeah. You know, Ukraine, all that shit is Russia. Right. The Middle East is a toss up. It used to be the Arabian Empire or the Persian Empire. And there's the proxy war. between Saudi Arabia and Iran, the Mullahs and the Persians, right?

And they're going to duke it out. And then you got Israel, the kingdom of Israel. And so they got a little three-way, you know, a little face off going there. Now, India is in there somewhere. They got their own juice. Australia, ooh, boy, y'all in trouble down under. Yeah.

I don't know what to tell y'all. It's a lot. We gotta sail a long way across that desert ocean to come help you. Right. You might be China. Right. That Chinese, Aussie mix might be the new breed of the future.

Yeah, Australia. Australia's got a lot of Asians that. Look, look. And you see what the flag is what? It's a British flag. Damn there. It's a replica of a bit. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

You all are on your own. Yeah. And, you know, Trump's not saying that because he's a very kind-hearted man. The president's a good and kind-hearted man. The next generation of Mago, we're not playing. I'm not playing that shit. Yeah. You go on your own.

Right. And when I say it for real, we're not sailing young American. young, our sons and daughters to come defend this empire anymore. Your people got to find the same resiliency and the same sort of spirit of independence that our 1776 Americans found.

And you better find it. And you better find it quick because China not bland. Right. And they have a mindset to expand. So you think Trump is serious about Greenland, Canada? Oh, yeah. I mean, yeah, that's coming with us. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, come on. Come on, get that up. Yeah, give it up. I can see you the president. You know, I've got to take this. Yeah, come on. Y'all, see you.

Come on, Greenland. How about this? We're going to have a seven-day, we're going to have a seven-day war game, military, military games, and then we'll see. Make that president. But they don't have to be hostile, right? Because really, Greenland's already, we already protected. We already protect their sovereignty. It's just a formality.

Yeah. And really what it's about is the jurisdiction. who's federal government jurisdiction or under that. Denmark, right, or something like that? You can see what I'm saying? Right. So again, European.

So we chew over here. And so the Europeans need our money and now you need our money and now Russia's up there playing around with their nuclear submarines in the Arctic and what? We're going to let Russia to... So we're not going to let Russia take Ukraine

but we're going to let Russia take the Arctic. Yeah. You see what I'm saying? Yeah. So this is just basic shit. These ain't even the hard questions yet. this ain't even the complex shit you know this ain't this ain't this is i could call these balls and strikes easy greenland you come on with us yeah that's us you know central america you can

get your backs pack you know it might not be too long before because what is central america a little tiny little shit yeah shitholes they take it you take uh the gulf of mexico he made it a gop of america who do mexico think they who what yeah their gdp is i'm mexican so for everybody out out there who's like oh well you do got no i'm mexican oh are you my great i'm black mexican and norwegian okay yeah so i got that i got that multicultural thing happening i can speak to a lot of like my grandmother's looks whiter than most white she's norwegian i don't get no more that's though that's the white of the white you know hitler and them wish they could be norwegian they don't even they you know true white the vikings the blonde hair blue eyes the pure race my grandmother's

blonde hair with blue eyes right but she's had black her father was black her was Her grandmother was first-generation immigrant from Norway. On my mother's side, dad black, grandmother, first-generation immigrant from Mexico. Aguas Caliente's Mexico. Yeah, the Wrangell family. Yeah, started a church on the west side, Our Lady Guadalupe.

When my grandmother died, there were 2,000, 2,000, Mexicans in the streets in the west side of St. Paul. So rich Mexican tradition. Girls in my family had Kincinetas. It's like the rite of passage when the young, know, Mexican woman turns 15. My daughter's going to have a Quintaneda. And all that being said, Mexico, you're coming with us.

The Gulf of America, baby, is what it is. This is all good. You're the 52nd, 53rd state, depending on when Canada goes. And it's all good. You keep your Mexican tradition. Right. You know, keep your pinatas and the tostadas and the chalupas and all of the, you know, the tamales. We love it.

The sopah. You know, we love all that. You know what I'm saying? All of that. But we're not letting China put police stations down in your fucking in your country. Right. We're not letting them set up short-range ballistic missile platforms in your country. You can't do that.

Nah. Like the keeping missile crisis. Not doing it. And the cartels too. It's terrorist organization. I love it. Hunt them down. Hunt them down.

They kill so many people. It's ungodly. You know, and it's just a shit. So you go down there to, you know, McAllen's on the other side of the bulls. on the other side of the border there, El Paso or Juarez, you know. It's like Beirut out down there. You can see the, you can see the gunshots firing from across the border. Yeah, I went there with my wife because I saw.

She's in Mexico seat. I was going out of fix her papers and stuff. And when I drove through, see that war is? I was like, man, people actually live here. Houses are like they made out of cardboard. Come on, man. It's like the poorest thing. I said, man.

And they're going to act like, we're doing them bad by coming. So which one you want? You want us to send? This is what I'm saying to end. The America First Movement is really rooted in our foreign policy. Oh, we're saying that you want us to send the condoms to Mozambique, but you want us to let the Mexicans live under, you know, straight chaos right there a couple miles from our border.

So, you know, you start to see it all becomes a game to really undermine this country and still our money. Right. It's like if the people in Mozambique meet condoms, I can't let the Mexicans live under the cartels rule. That don't add up. I don't know. We got to go down there and handle that shit.

You know, you got all these people, they, you know, the 78th parallel, right? South Korea and North Korea. Yeah. Hey. I don't get Koreans not liking Koreans. Hey, I get it. The bloods and the crisp. But look, this is what I'm saying.

I get how a beef would start, but I'm saying is this. If we really want to see that, again, you know about Tim Crowell, War I was just like we said we were going to bring freedom and democracy all around the world peace through strength right that was the pitch after World War II yeah a lot of people say really just you know protecting Israel and you're just stealing money right right okay and there's an argument for that right but but at least in theory that's what we said we want to do we wanted to bring peace and democracy all around the world peace through strength have a strong military and we're going to we're going to export democracy and freedom to all these places

right? Well, the first thing you're going to do if you want to give somebody the American brand of freedom is you're going to give them the First Amendment. Right? What country out there in this national interest American project of global peace and freedom did we give the First Amendment to? And that tells you the whole story right there because if they can't empower themselves and have guns themselves to protect themselves, they'll always need us. Yeah, right. So what we want to do now is in the Donald Trump area, I hope we're in the right. Royce White Magda era. That motherfucker's coming.

Oh, that Royce White is, I ain't break out the three-piece suit yet. Right, you're saying? Right, yeah. And that Royce White era, we're going to tell the South Koreans, here the guns. Give your citizens' guns. That's going to be your first line of defense against a North Korean incursion.

Give these Taiwanese people, the people, the citizens, guns. Not short-range ballistic missiles. That's too much. now you, now you, that is an act of war. Yeah. But give them guns. Let, let your people and your people's sense of national identity and pride and borders be the defense against tyranny.

And watch, people are going to be slow to come across that border. When they know, they act like our aircraft carriers are why people don't invade America. It's not true. Come on. Nobody invades America because we got more guns than people. Yeah. And you can't, they know you can't occupy it. You know, look how hard it was for us to occupy Afghanistan and Iraq.

It was hard, you know. And when we left it was like it was never there. Come on. It's because it's hard to do. We got more guns. We got four times, five times the guns in America, everywhere else combined. You ain't coming here in occupying America. So that's one of the greatest, the first, greatest national defense we have is the

First Amendment. Another good one is two big oceans. And we're going to use them. But we got to get South Korea off of the, you know, we always, got troop station there in South Korea. Right. We always got troop station there in the Philippines. We always got troop station somewhere in, you know, in Ethiopia.

It's like, come on, man. We got to, and they kind our young people into doing it because they're young, broke. Some of them really want to serve the country, but some of them just want to be able to get their education paid for. Right. That's right. You know what I'm saying? Some wants some health care, right?

And that's understandable. And then you find yourself in some war that's unrighteous. And then you're coming back with PTSD and then they only want to help. help you. Right. Then we only take care of them. Right. Take the money you're giving for the condoms of Mosin B and give it to the veterans. That's really being pro-veteran. Right. Right. You know what I'm saying? Stop giving the Europeans, you know, 3% of our GDP to defend them against Russia. Russia don't want no smoke. They like, man, you know, just leave us for long. Putin like, no, hey, we wanted to join you. They wouldn't even let us.

There's another great example. Yeah. They didn't let the Russians join NATO so it could be a continual excuse to fund the military. And Russia's like, man, we will join NATO. Nah, scoffed at him. Rebuffed him. This was Clinton and Bush. Nah, we don't want the Russians. We got scared of the Russians, communists. They joined NATO. There's no purpose I have NATO now.

There you go. Yeah, right. Hey, Ross, man. This has been great, man. Where can people find you? I do my podcast. Please call me crazy. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 9 p.m. Central. I think I'm going to move to 7 p.m. Central.

And then I'm on Real America's Voice on Saturday mornings at 9 am. Eastern. I think I might start doing a daily show on Real America's Voice. So, you know, I'm everywhere. We run a podcast on X every Monday, Wednesday, Friday. So. Okay. Yeah. I appreciate it.

Just under your name on X? On X is, yeah, you mean you look my name up. Yeah. The handle is Highway 30. That's where Ames is. Ames, Iowa. Highway 30. I had to handle since I was in college.

I couldn't change it because it was verified. Oh, we did. They will let me change my username. I got caught in ecstasy if they're finally let me change it. But my Iowa State people will be mad. If I ever run for president, it's going to be fun to caucus there in Iowa first. Right. It's like my second home, right?

Ames, Ames, Iowa. Shout out to Iowa State. My cyclone's doing well this year. Yeah. Top 10, top 10, top five they wore for one of the first time is in school history. So I'm proud of them guys. Yeah. All right, bro.

Hey. My man. Appreciate it, brother. Appreciate you, brother. Thank you, brother. Thank you.