Hodgetwins Podcast - Hodgetwins & Nick Fuentes Explain That MEN & Women Are NOT Equal...

Episode Date: July 27, 2026

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Yeah. It's true. I mean, and that is the great lie of modern society is that women are independent. By definition, they're not independent. You know, independent means you're free from dependency. Well, women are dependent on men for everything. Everything. Construction, police, government, military. A woman can't walk the streets at night independently because if any man, even a weak man confronts her, she's toast. She's done. Who does she call the protector? another man. Right. If she's in a burning building, who's going to come and rescue her? A man. You know, they're completely biologically dependent on us. Have you noticed, like, when shit hits the fan? What do all women do?

They start screaming. Yeah, yeah, right. It's like every time I watch this one TikTok video, this little coyote came out, right? It was a coyote that came out of nowhere. Her little daughter was walking, and coyote grabs and starts dragging, and she's like, oh, she didn't like screaming looking at the cat who drag her daughter. And I was like, do something, you stupid bitch. She just went there screaming

and her husband comes out, chases the cario. Yeah, and grabs the daughter. Yeah. She could very easily do that. They're like an alarm, you know, that's like to get a male to pay attention. It's the world's first alarm system, you know, because that's all they could do. Wow, you call women's suckers. And you call them alarm. I mean, women are just so different than men. Well, we're the superior gender. And they're trying to make this claim that we're equals, we're not. You know, every time I look at a new movie, a new show, they got some strong woman beating the shit out of the dudes.

I'm like, that would never happen. You beat up those three guys. It's not even believable anymore. Yeah, it's jumping the shark. Yeah, I was watching a show. Fuck, I can't remember this show's name. One of this gay Jewish shows probably. Yeah, and the girl that's lesbian, she beat the hell out this big muscular guy. It's about a...

The last of us. Yes. You saw that. That's made by a guy from Tel Aviv, Neil Druckman. He's from Tel Aviv. Really? Yeah. Well, that explains a lot.

This white kid's kissing is totally hot, smoky little Mexican girl. Yeah. Oh, she's fucking... Right? And then she beats up something to do later. I'm like, man, this is so... Yeah, stupid. Yeah.

It's not even real. I just want to... Have you seen that movie, Minecraft? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Did you notice anything weird about that movie? The black woman in it?

Or... Well, that was weird, but not that. It's something else weird. What's that... What's the handsome guy's name? Yeah. They had his fingernails painted and he's acting real feminine. He's got a pink jacket.

He's got his hair done like he's back in the 80s. They got him playing like he's real feminine. Mm-hmm. Yeah. I don't know. I think that was just like an 80s, because you know what it is? The director is like a Gen Xer.

Oh, really? That's like, dude, every Gen X movie, it's like a James Gunn thing. They just have this hard on for the 80s. Oh, yeah. It's like every movie is just like 80s nostalgia. He had an 80s muscle car. Yeah.

He had the jacket with the, I forget, some kind of... Yeah, the 80s were pretty gay. Man, that was like... Remember, uh, Millie Vanilli? Mm-hmm. Oh, can you pull them up? It's the couple of black guys who were lip-syncing,

and they got caught doing it. But they were, like, trans. Huh. But they wasn't trans. How old are you? I'm 26. Man, you're young. He's a baby.

We just turned 50. We're twice right. Damn. This was, these are two dudes. Wow. And they used to call you guys from Millie Vanilla. And they used to tease us and cause. Yeah, the black kids used to bully and said, me and keep us millie vanilla.

Like that one dude's got like green eyes or something. But, uh. So they will call us that, but that's like the 80s were so gay. I used to love listening to their music. Yeah. Do you have that, can you put up that video where they're dancing on stage? They're dressed in white and they look like a couple fattas up there. Hey, she, what's wrong?

You're going to cut this shit out, right? They're like, it's when they called them lip syncing, the record player scratched or something. They're dressed in white. Type it when millie-vanilly got caught. You should come up. Why the hell are we talking about milly-vinilly? No, he was talking about how the 80s, everything like in the 80s is pretty, like, feminine. I'm over it, fuck it.

Well, yeah, all those video game movies, because I was thinking about this, Minecraft, Ready Player 1, Tron, these are all, like, video game adaptations, and they all have, like, a subplot, which is just, like, 80s nostalgia. It's these, like, Gen X and nerds that have a hard-on for, like, like 80s video games, 80s music, and I agree it is super gay. Hey, look it back on that movie. Yeah, she was the only black person. Yeah.

Well, and there's like this clip in the trailer where she's like, what the hell? It's like, bra. She's the token blackish for a movie. Minecraft. I'm like, come on. I didn't see the movie for the time. You're making me want to see it now. My wife took me.

we went over the weekend and i don't like jack black and that dude is very little i was like oh my god these two dudes in it and i'm supporting this but it was actually a very good movie it was very good and i think it's over 500 million yeah it's huge yeah well it's spondcraft you can't miss that up yeah well i guess you can if you miss that's actually the movie's very funny really that dude jason mamole he had some jokes in i he will say something in spanish but it totally meant something else. It was real funny. Oh,

he was really good. Actually, I was, I was like, y'all, they still suck politically, but that was, that was a good movie.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So you, you checked it out? Oh, yeah. I saw it twice. Oh, yeah?

Yeah. I loved it. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm going to watch it now. You got it? I don't know if you get it, though. I mean,

you guys play Minecraft, do you gamers? No, my kids are into it. Yeah. Yeah. And I watch my kids play, so I get it. Yeah.

Yeah, I don't know. Zoomers have a deep appreciation for it because, I mean, we grew up with that game. The game's 15 years old. So. It's like you're a Miss Pac-Man, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because Miss Pac-Man was, you're in fuss. I still love it.

Yeah, I know. Yeah. My name is Peter Parker, but I'm also Spider-Man. This Thursday, we're faced with a threat. That can be anyone. The world may have forgotten Peter Parker. I'm just a neighbor, friendly neighbor. But he hasn't forgotten them.

Sometimes Spider-Man has to do the hard thing. That's my responsibility. Dr. Banner? I didn't know you could get that big. Spider-Man, brand-new day in theaters Thursday. So you're 25 now. Man, you young, dude. I'm telling you, like, 36.

No, no, 36 is like the preface. Yeah, but once you hit 36 after that, everything's like downhill. Just everything's... Not really. Well, kind of. Well, 40. Yeah.

You're 50, you guys are? Yeah, we turned 50. Wow, you don't look 50. We're going to be 51 this year. Yeah. Wow. You know what RFK Jr. told me? What?

He said, he told me, he said, wow, you're 50? He said, in the next 25 years, if you live that long, it's going to be the worst years of your life. Nice. So he told me, you better get your ass in the gym every day. Yeah, every day, yeah. And watch what you eat. Yeah, I believe that. I was like, gee, thanks.

Yeah, people are calling me unk, so that's good to hear. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's like a black vernacular, I think. What's up, Unk? Yeah, I'm an old head now. I'm old head, aunt. Yeah, but I'm starting to notice a lot of your videos now, like on Instagram, YouTube. They're everywhere. Yeah. So has a band been lifted on having your content or talking about your content? Yeah, it changed. It noticeably, it was like overnight. It changed. Well, when Trump got elected? Yeah, literally. Really? Yeah, and I'm not sure what exactly took place. But, for years.

Anyone would post my show. They'd immediately get banned. Not only would the content get taken down, their account would get terminated. And then we started to notice this around December of 2024, January of this year. People were posting them and they were staying up and getting a really good viewership, getting really good views. And we said something changed.

We said, let's just try it. So, you know, our team made some accounts and we noticed other people were posting the clips. And they're just doing crazy views. They're just blowing up. And I think what happened is that, you know, when you look at the censorship regime, it's sort of crescendoed. It hit its peak in like 2021, 22. Because in 2015, no one was banned. You know, back in 2015, it was like unheard of.

The first few people like Andrew Anglin, Chuck Johnson got banned on Twitter. It was unheard of, though, that people are getting censored in the old days. Then after Trump got elected the first time, it just went into overdrive. ban waves. The rules were changing every week, getting more broad. Then it got to the point where they said, if you disagree about Ukraine, BLM, the election, the vaccine, you're gone. It was just out of control. Trump himself got banned. And then there were like two big developments. Trump getting banned, catalyzed both of them. You had Elon acquired Twitter and made a free speech. And then TikTok blew up. TikTok was the fastest growing platform. It was the fastest platform to get a billion

active users totally surpassed Instagram, Facebook, not Facebook, but Instagram. And TikTok was owned by ByteDance, which is in China. So they didn't have the same restrictions. TikTok blows up in 21, 22. That allows the rise of Andrew Tate. Andrew Tate's the most famous guy in the world in 22, thanks basically to TikTok. And so between TikTok blowing up, Elon's acquisition of X, you basically have the two most competitive, fastest-growing platforms are free speech haven. And I think then Trump's election the second time, between that development and the election, it forced these other companies to kind of get in line. They said, if we want to compete, you know, Zuckerberg said, we have to relax the policies.

Same thing with YouTube. Same thing with Twitch. You know, Twitch let Aiden Ross back on. They're starting to relax their policies. And I think that's partially out of competitiveness. with the other platforms, but also I think they're afraid of they know that when Trump gets in, there's a chance he might bring down regulatory pressure on them because they censor conservatives. That was a relationship in the first term. People don't know this, but Zuckerberg was tight

with Trump in the first Trump administration. That's why Facebook never got regulated, because Zuckerberg will call up the White House and say, oh, you know, we're going to work with you on censorship. We're going to work with you on this. And that gave them some lenience with the FTC with the, what do you call it, the regulation of the, I forget the other, the FCC and one, yeah, FTC and FCC, both of them gave them some leniency because of that. So I don't know, I guess we'll just have to see if it sticks. So you think Zuckerberg is just playing politics, whoever's in office? 100%.

100%. At least that's partially. I think part of it's competitive and the other part is they're playing politics. They don't want to get the banhammer from the government. Right. Have you been able to monetize yourself? No. No.

Do you think they ever lift that band? Did they have on you currently? No, I'm banned on PayPal, Stripe, banned from every payment processor, every bank. You know, I sell these hats. I have these America First. Hats are like Trump's hats. And we were working with like a free speech payment processor. They're like made for canceled people like me.

They were working with a free speech bank that was made for people like me. And we said, we're going to sell hats. This is who we are. This is, you know, and they knew who I was. They knew what we're going to do. They said, yeah, no problem. You should be good to go. We put the hats for sale.

We make like $50,000 in the first night. They hit us up the next day. They say, we're freezing all the payments. We have to review it. Week later, they come back and say, we can't do business with you. We're refunding every single transaction. That is nuts.

Free speech bank, free speech processor. No luck. This is what happens. And this was recently. this was like in October. Yeah. So, yeah, no leniency with the banks. I don't know what's going on with that.

What legal request do you have? None. None, because it's private. It's private sector. So everybody, you know, that was my first thought is how could this be legal? How is that even constitutional, you know, that you could be deprived of such an essential service like that? But what they do is basically Visa and MasterCard operate like a cartel.

They control all the credit card processing. and for that reason, they influence the banks. So when you process a credit card, you're dealing with Visa and MasterCard, the bank, and the processor. And those are three layers where they can mess with you. So in many cases, it's the processor, like a PayPal, a stripe. The processor says you're too conservative, you're banned. Sometimes it's the bank that underwrites the processor. And they say, you're too conservative or it's reputational risk, you're banned.

Even if you find the right processor and the right bank, Visa and MasterCard, because they're a cartel. They still have final veto power because they control all the processing. They get to tell the banks, we don't like this guy. So even if you have a good bank, it a good processor, ultimately they have the final say. So I'm forced to deal with either e-check, in some cases, ACH or cryptocurrency. That's it. That's all I could do. Wow, that is nuts. People can't believe it when I tell them that because it's so, you know, you think it's basic. When you find out that when this happened to you, What reason did they give you? They don't give you a reason.

Jeez. Yeah. That's the worst part. Because it'd be one thing if they sent you a letter and they said, you know, you said this, you did that. Here's our terms of service that you violated because then you could contest it. Right. But they don't have to give you a reason.

So I was on the no-fly list. Same deal. They don't even tell you you're on that. You know, it's confidential law enforcement information. So the only way you find out is they just deny you with the airport. And same thing with the banks. They just send you a letter. We're done doing business with you.

It's the opaqueness, which is the worst part. Andrew Tate was on a show. He said, in Romania, you know exactly what the laws are. He said, but when you come to America, you don't know what the laws are. Right. That's scary. Yeah, that's how they get you, you know? It's become so politicized.

They will look at you, and because the federal law is so complex and vast and convoluted, If they want you, they can get you on something, whether it's taxes, whether it's for some people's a sex thing, like with Andrew Tate. It's like, well, you transported a woman from one country to another. That's sex trafficking. Or it's a weapons thing sometimes. You know, I got a buddy. He knew a girl who got assaulted by a guy. This was in Europe.

He gave her pepper spray. Say it here, protect yourself. He got arrested for light arms trafficking. Trafficked a light weapon. That's in the UK? It was in, I don't want to say, I don't want to docks them, but continental Europe. Yeah. So that's how they get you.

You know, another guy. A guy just happened is all over the place. This guy said, told a guy that speak English in the United Kingdom. Yeah. And the cock told him and said, hey, that's hate speech. White people are destroying themselves. Now you see, while we formed this country. Mm-hmm.

They left Europe. These people are psychos. A bunch of progressives. Yeah. And it started, now it's been, it's metastasized as it came back over here. And that's in our government and our country. Yeah. There's our new giveaway.

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