The Pete Quiñones Show - 3/21 Old Glory Club Livestream w/ Pete, Redhawk, Charlemagne and Special Guest Matt Erickson

Episode Date: March 23, 2024

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Radio. I am, of course, Mr. Red Hawk. I'm once again joined by Mr. Charlemagne. How are you doing, sir? doing very good very happy to have you know seen all of you guys over the weekend at our get together yeah that was great it's always a fun time for the ojc gang to get together at our secret bunker and make plans for the future we are joined once again by mr piquinonez how are you sir doing well celebrating my uh 100% election here in alabama about 100% of the vote nothing strange about

that. Fantastic, fantastic. Excellent. And welcoming to the show, Mr. Kingbilt. How are you, sir? I'm good. Thank you. It's good to be here. Yeah. Man, you got some amazing colors coming out of your PFP. This could be super cool for people in the audience watching. That's awesome. Every time you talk, it's like, I imagine like Zeus on top of a mountain top, you know, like firing down fire bolt, lightning bolts or something. It looks great. Oh, yeah. I see it now. Like tech noir or something. or, you know, that's pretty neat. Anywho, well, gentlemen, we have a bunch of stories to talk about this evening. And we might as well just start right at the top here with the one that everyone's been talking about.

So if anyone has checked out Twitter today, you will have no doubt seen the absolute hordes of orcs that are, you know, swarming the southern border here at El Paso. Why don't we pull up this clip right here and see this? I mean, fellas, like in the camp of Saints is literally playing out in real time at this point. you know one of the things I want to make note of here as you're looking at this horde here is that um it's noticeably uh not all just like mexicans you know there's there's there's there's all shades and all colors they're there uh in that horde which just goes to show the the massive amount of like NGOs are involved uh funneling these people into these places you know man just look at this it's like something out of a zombie movie

uh but what what are our opening comments here gentlemen well i um i think i found the tweet of the day um our friends friend from about two hours north of me over in Georgia, representative Mike Collins saying more shots were used to repel U.S. citizen Ashley Babit from the Capitol than on foreign invaders. Yeah, that's a winning tweet for today, for sure, absolutely. Look at that. They're trying to hold them back like six dudes.

Like, oh, man, I can't say what needs to be done because we're on YouTube, but, you know, I think everyone can put two and do together. So it looks like the border that they're going through is the like the border before the border. Is that, am I understanding what I'm seeing here correctly? Because then they're running up to this wall. Yeah, this is the like the makeshift barbed wire fence that Governor Abbott was in a pissing match with Biden over. If you can actually even put up, you know, the razor wire fence and such. And clearly they broke it through there.

And this is the checkpoint at El Paso. And of course, I mean, this is just one section of the border where there actually is some kind of fencing or wall. As we know, there are many parts of the border that just have absolutely nothing and people can just walk right through. So this whole thing here is orchestrated as a photo op then. Oh, no doubt. If that's the case, then that's what I would conclude that this is a, this is a photo op that's being, I don't know, to what end? Whose photo is this? Well, the question could be, I mean, no doubt there's going to be a, I guess you'd call it a, you know, a propaganda media game being played on both sides.

You know, you'll see this talked about all the time where particularly like the Democrats and Biden and such, even though they literally have the power, you know, as the executive to close down the border at any time, they'll say this all the time where it's like, oh, it's just those Republicans that are bogging down the border bill that's currently going on in the Senate. And as we all know, if anyone actually pays attention, you know, they intentionally stock these bills with God knows what else, you know, a billion dollars for their friend next door, 10 billion dollars for Israel, $40 billion for Ukraine, you know, $15 million from but plug studies or whatever the fuck else that they're spending money on these days. So there's that angle that people will take with it. It's like, oh, look at the Republicans. We could fix this right now if they pass this bill through. And then, of course, on the other side, Republicans could definitely use this as a, oh, well, look at how. Biden is handling the situation like this this wasn't occurring under Trump. We need to build that wall kind of deal.

When, you know, really both of them don't have the answer at all. The answer that, you know, needs to be said is what we can't say on YouTube. So. Well, I think a thousand Texans, guys who live around where Matt lives could probably solve this problem pretty quickly. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And they would enjoy it too.

Yeah. Mm-hmm. Well, Jen, this also opens up. up the greater conversation going on right now over how it has now been ruled that illegal immigrants are able to carry guns in the United States apparently. And this is like the main talking point going on right now here where, you know, here we go. Sharon Johnson Coleman just ruled that illegal immigrants have the right to carry guns. So Sharon Johnson Coleman.

Hmm. Yeah. Hmm, is that, is that an, what, what does she look like? Yeah, yeah, it's very, it's very heritage American sounding, yes. Yes. Oh, darn. Oh. Absolutely.

Well, I mean, my first reaction to this is, well, I guess we don't need any more background checks for when we go and buy guns at the gun store, right? I mean, for. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, exactly.

And of course, we know that this is not going to be applied, you know, to the actual heritage American and founding stock people who want to, you know, exhibit their Second Amendment rights. We know exactly what this is for. This is for, you know, the client class of the regime to, you know, basically become turned into shock troops, essentially. You know, they're gearing up for, well, I mean, it's, it's far more threatening the prospect of, okay, Trump is saying right now that when he gets back into office, oh, we're going to have the biggest deportation. campaign in the history of the United States. Now, all of us here on that panel are very skeptical that that is even actually going to come through to fruition and happen, even though we all think it should. But the prospect of something like that going down becomes much more difficult, shall we say,

when all these illegals are now just able to carry firearms. Yeah, I actually didn't find this very surprising. This is exactly how I would expect the Supreme Court, or this is the Supreme Court, but the courts in America, including the Supreme Court, have been. generally ruled over the last several decades that the U.S. Constitution applies to everyone in the world. I read a case of this once. I can't remember if it was gay marriage or it was abortion or free speech or something like that, but it was one of the big issues. And in that case, the justices, you know, basically agreed that the U.S. Constitution isn't just a document that applies to U.S. citizens in America when it says Congress shall make no laws, etc., etc., etc. These are sort of rights extended to everyone that the U.S. government interacts with, whether or not they're a U.S. citizen or not.

If I recall correctly, Charlie, and I might be wrong, someone in the chat might correct me. But I think what you're talking about, there was like a First Amendment ruling case when they were trying to like censor the social media companies or something to that effect, where it's like, oh, therefore, anyone who interacts with these, therefore is subject to the First Amendment, which means like you just said right there, that's literally the entire planet. Yeah, I think it was a First Amendment case. And I mean, in terms of whether or not a legal entry to the United States, I mean, that would make you a felon technically right, so you shouldn't pass a background check. But the thing is, the background check wouldn't be able to find that anyway. If you, I mean, well, I guess it depends on what kind of ID you are running.

Well, yeah, I mean, I know in many states, you know, of course, the other thing that goes with this too is that this is going to affect most stringedly in red states because they have looser gun laws right so naturally and of course that they are intentionally funneling these people into more and more red states and not just blue states so like in a red state you know for example you can just walk up and show a driver's license pass a background check fill out a 4473 form and walk out with a gun and you can do it like a half hour now of course that's going to be different in some of like your blue states but we we know that that these migrants are not just being sent to blue states.

They're being sent everywhere. Yeah, I haven't done a background check in a while. Do you put your social down? I can't remember. You can. It's optional. Yeah. Is there a way illegals could get through one without just failing the check?

I mean, if you have a driver's license and I don't know what the regulation is for that for getting or not getting a driver's license, but no doubt, I'm sure there's some NGO that are like, I don't know, print it out for you or some shit at this point. point, I wouldn't even be surprised.

But yeah, I mean, you go to a gun shop and most red states, you just show them a driver's license. And all you have to do is just fill out the 44-7 to three-form questions correctly. There's like 11 questions. And as long as you say no to all of them except one, the first one, it's like, yeah, you're going to walk out with it. Well, this is a very, you know, this is a boomer libertarian garbage, you know, that, oh, I don't care if it's MS-13 walking over the border they have because all of these rights are universal to everyone then they have a right to carry a gun and boomers will say i've heard i've said hey i've been on a lot of gun boards and they'll be like i think everyone should carry a gun you know you'll i mean it's not all of them but you will get those

it's complete to a absolutist um you know and i saw a libertarian on on twitter not being ironic being completely serious today that everybody in prison should have a gun. Children, you know, grade school kids should have a gun. It's just, it's these universal rights, man, you know, and apparently everybody is, you know, high IQ enough or sentient enough to be able to exercise these rights or even understand what they may be. But yeah, this is a real test. This is one of those ones that even more than borders will tell you that libertarian, that a lot of libertarians, not all, but a lot of libertarians and a lot of gun people, they side with the regime on so many things because of my rights.

And yeah, if you think about it, I mean, it's the constant, the U.S. Constitution or the Second Amendment, it doesn't say that the Second Amendment excludes criminals, right? But that's, that's just, you know, the last 1,000 years of Anglo-American jurisprudence, like you lose your rights when you when you become a felon that's just the founders didn't write that down because that's that's the very concept of criminal justice so so to argue that because the second amendment doesn't specifically include criminals it's just this bizarre paradox where apparently criminals don't lose any rights when they become a felon so how at that point how can

there be any law at all i mean it doesn't hey guys hey guys one of the two-a- was written. It was for everybody. Even the slaves. The slaves were supposed to get guns. Come on. These are universal rights. It's bizarre. It's bizarre that this is another thing

that's like it's implicit, right? I mean, a constitution is for, I mean, it says it in there. We the people, ourselves and our prosperity. It's for the citizens. It's not for everyone on the planet. But, you know, it's like these people

will argue that because it doesn't say that explicitly, you know, therefore we can apply it to everyone. But it's just like, that's just, that's how a constitution works. I mean, you have to be really stupid to imagine that, that another country's constitution was designed for everyone on the planet. And like they had that in mind when they wrote it. I used this example the other day. I don't know if it's still like this, but at least five or six years ago,

you could walk into, a Frenchman could walk into any, they sell suppressors in hardware stores there. They're not regulated like they are here, what a $200 tax stamp. Now, getting a weapon to put it on might be a lot harder, but there's a law that as an American, I can't walk in, when I'm in France, I can't walk in there and buy a suppressor. I can't walk. They're going to say, no, no, I'm sorry, it's against the law. I thought I have a right. I thought I had a universal right to suppressors.

How come the French won't sell me a suppressor? Well, you know, the other funny thing you mentioned about suppressors and such, Pete, I guarantee you if this woman had the case in front of her out of someone like, who was that guy in Oregon? Amon Bundy, right? If that guy came in front of this girl's desk or something like that, you damn well know what side that she's going to make that ruling on. You know, like, oh, she'll go and bitch about a assault.

rifle or my high capacity magazines or something else like that you know i guarantee you this woman isn't sitting there as a second amendment absolutist and why and that's why she's making this ruling well this gets into something i was actually discussing last night as well with um mr d on his uh cocked our hour stream on twitter um i'm actually writing my speech for our our old glory cup conference coming up in a few months on this topic uh which is separation of powers i mean This is essentially just judicial review happening, right, which is a power that the Supreme Court and the lower courts then took for themselves in the Marbury v. Madison case at the very beginning of the 19th century. Oliver Semiagogne brought up this point. The idea that it is the judiciary that interprets and changes the meaning of laws as opposed to the legislature actually is a theft of the legislature.

actually is a theft of the legislative power by the judiciary. And it's an important point. And I'm glad Mr. D. Hammers on this a lot. That particular case that established judicial review, that was simply the Supreme Court doing a sort of coup and assuming basically the right to the legislative power in the U.S. The court does not have this mystical power of judicial review where it can decide the meaning of laws.

This is a very strange thing in Anglo-American jurisprudence that courts basically reinterpreted and change the meaning of laws. It's the legislature that actually determines the meaning of laws. So, I mean, this is all very technical. You know, I find this interesting. Maybe other people don't. Yeah, obviously pointing out that I'm not trying to make some like my constitution argument, but it's important to recognize the reason these things happen is because the

The courts have been allowed to steal this power for themselves, where they basically steal the legislative power. You know, it doesn't make any sense. This is, if you look at what judges would do through the rest of history, they would judge cases. That's all they're supposed to do. They're not supposed to decide what laws mean. That's what the legislature does. So very early on in the U.S. government, this was a, this was, the whole constitution was basically subverted by this case. I think these kinds of conversations are actually really interesting because there's a I mean no matter what happens going forward there's still going to be statecraft and lawfare and like however the however the regime does whatever form it dissolves into next there's still going to be a continuing tradition of legal history and parsing over political nuances and all these sorts of things.

And I think that there's a cynicism that a lot of us have that where we were just kind of like, whatever, the whole thing's stupid. It's all gay. It's all fake. Well, yeah, it is. But something's going to have to replace it. And whatever replaces it is going to have to be populated by people who both share our values and are actually fluent in these sorts of things, are able to actually play these kinds of games

and play them to win. So I am very happy to hear any of our guys who actually have this sort of interest in the legal and historical aspects of state craft. And like listening to Thomas 777, I've been going through and listening to his World War I series with you, Pete. And one of the things that is just the man is an absolute is he is the best of us. I cannot get enough of his take on the world. But I've been really struck by the way he goes into the psychology of each of these different representatives of statecraft and the different variables they're having to consider in way. And comparing them, the types of men, even those who I might have considered, I might consider evil or, you know, the bad guys or whatever you want to say. even those men were still very high quality people.

They were very sharp, very calculating, extremely capable human beings. And then you look at the world stage right now, and the people who are occupying these same roles, the like heads of state and ambassadorships and stuff, these are clearly buffoons. They're incompetent rubs that are just playing a role as like a, you know, a, like a Plato's cave kind of a thing. And so that makes me wonder, where are the actual statesmen,

the men who actually are, you know, say what you want about him, but Henry Kissinger was a brilliant statesman. Where are those types of minds? What are those types of guys doing? Where are they focusing their efforts? That's something, I don't have an answer to it. It's not a rhetorical question. It's just something that it makes me think about.

Yeah, it's an excellent question indeed. And, of course, Kingfield, you've been going around lately discussing a little bit more on this topic about, you know, perhaps circulation of the elites and who may or may not be paying attention to that. But we'll get more to that later as we talk about Elon Musk. But another thing to talk about here, gents in line with these illegals can carry guns. Another story that's been popping up recently is the squatters rights and such that are going on in a lot of blue states and blue cities. most notably New York. We have a clip of that coming up here and also a clip from what they're saying in Mexico is going on with these squatters rights and such. But let's listen to what's going on in New York right now as it relates to eviction of squatters. And her daughter with a property

deed in hand when inside. She didn't just find her belongings inside. There's a man sleeping right there. Get out of my house. She found two men. They've called the police on me and I've called the locksmiths. I didn't come in illegally. The door was open. They took them man who told me he had been renting for two days out in handcuffs. Minutes later, a locksmith showed up, but police gave her a warning before they left. I may end up in handcuffs today if this man shows up here and says that I have illegally evicted him. Less than 10 minutes after police left and the locks were changed.

Ah, uh, uh, uh, uh. The man who claims to be the one actually leasing the house shows up. Call the police again. This guy just literally broke down my door, broke through my door. broke through myself and my daughter to get in here. This guy just forced himself into my house. The man called the police on her. He says he signed a lease in October, but wouldn't tell us with who.

Adele, you're getting arrested right now? Being arrested. For what? For being in my home. For being in my own home. Well, so there we go. The guy was renting the house for two days, apparently, and now has claimed to the property. But go on, Charlie.

This stuff tells nicely from the previous story we just covered, because it's the exact same concept. of thieves' rights or criminal's rights. I mean, it's literally the same thing where this criminal has more protections under the law than do law-abiding citizens. I mean, this whole squatterist rights BS is not particularly new.

It's always jarring to see it come up. And I mean, what can we say? It's just evidence of a totally fucked up society where the police will come to your property that is obviously yours, which can be easily demonstrated via, years of documentation, but this random guy because, like, he's claiming to be renting it and landlords have no rights, you know, he can just take it.

You know, this is one of the downsides to living in suburbs. You know, this can't really happen in a place where I live, you know, for reasons. So one of the benefits of living in the middle of nowhere. Yeah, it's certainly true. I mean, it's just another, you know, like rock in the mountain that is the anarcho tyranny that we're living under these days. And on top of that as well, I mean, it's going to become easier and easier and easier for the regime to get stooge's, like stooge police like this, to come in and arrest this woman

and side with the client classes of the regime that are all the criminals and degenerates of our society. Because who in their right mind wants to be a cop at this point? Who in their right mind wants to get involved and stop this nonsense of getting, you know, moving any further? I mean, we'd be talked about this previously on this stream, but the Marine. Daniel Penny in New York is about to stand trial here shortly, you know, for choking out, you know, some jogger who is disturbing people on the subways and such.

And we covered this two weeks ago. They're literally now having National Guardsmen patrolling New York subways at this point because crime is out of control. I mean, so they're not sending their best because if you are, like the state isn't going to back you up. They're going to be rotting in prison like Derek Chauvin is right now for basically doing his job, right? and we're just going to side with criminals every single step of the way? Well, I mean, we're, and we're starting to see vigilantes start stepping up,

even in this case, a couple people showed up to, you know, basically kick him out of the house, do it physically. We're going to see more of that. You know, I did a, I did my monthly roundtable with Dark Enlightenment, Jose Nino, and Charles Spadiel. And Charles made this point that it's, going to come to wives looking at their husbands and just saying

fix it. And I don't care how you fix it. Don't come home and tell me how you fixed it. But all of this needs to be fixed. It's happened before in history and it's probably going to have to happen again. It's very interesting that the people who are most affected

by something like this, as you pointed out, Charlemagne, is the people in the city and in the suburbs. So basically this is the regime just beating the shit out of their own people. And it's, I think really where our energy would be best suited is, or where, like, where energy needs to be directed is at ensuring that there's legal defense available in the event that something like this happens and the person, because you know that this sort of thing is being fomented specifically for this reason. So that you can get. some sort of an event that pops off that combines the last two, the last two subjects we've been talking about.

And it turns into a gigantic media parade. So we need to have people on our side who are prepared for that, who are prepared to defend that person. This is also an area where sheriffs can make a really big difference. The sheriffs have an underrated amount of power in their domains. So if you could as a sheriff, if you get sheriff selected in the right places, and obviously that's a longer term sort of a thing, I think the urban areas are fucked. Our goal isn't to save the urban areas. Our goal is to save our own communities. And one of the ways you can do that is by having sheriffs who are willing to not tolerate this sort of thing. because as Charles is saying,

we're reaching the point where the men are going to have to just start making exceptions. And that's a tough, that's a tough prisoner's dilemma because it's kind of like, you don't want to be the one guy who moves when nobody else does and you get whack-a-mold. So you kind of all have to move in unison. But I'm reminded of Jamie Diamond when he was talking about immigration. This was at Davos. And he said,

he said all of my liberal friends in in the blue cities are all very concerned about this this mass immigration thing happening so the all it's going to take is the liberal white ladies having one of their friends have something like this happened to him and she starts shit going on in a Facebook group and things like this can turn pretty fast yeah uh there definitely is going to have to you know require some kind of watershed moment like we've been describing here to you know get people to actually react accordingly. I mean, I don't know if anyone saw this,

but I guess apparently Kyle Rittenhouse had a, like a, I don't like the equivalent of a town hall or like an event or something like that at the University of Memphis yesterday. And it was also like a flashback of like what was going on at Berkeley in like 2015, 2016, you know,

kind of deal. Like the cops weren't really defending people going into the event. It was a bunch of BLM people showed up and all this stuff. I mean, like crime in America is just completely. completely out of control at this point. And it's abundantly clear to anyone who's paying attention that the people in charge are not doing anything to fix the situation. And no doubt you are going to have more and more people like Kyle Rittenhouse step up.

I mean, I don't know if anyone paid attention to this, but like last week, the entire like mainstream celebrity circuit from like Mark Ruffalo and all these other weirdos for praising Joseph Rosenbaum, the literal fucking petto that, you know, Kyle capped off this mortal coil. I mean, it really is. It's just bizarre to think about at this point. I mean, it's certainly been the most dangerous time to be in America since I've been alive. Ready for huge savings? We'll mark your calendars from November 28 to 30th because the Liddle Newbridge Warehouse sale is back. We're talking thousands of your favorite Liddle items all reduced to clear. From home essentials to seasonal must-habs.

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Perfect segue here. And so here is a TikTok video of some guy down in Mexico encouraging people at the border, migrants, to come take advantage of these squatters rights in America. It's like, go on over. You know, the house is inhabited. We can take it. We can claim it. Sees it.

Is that the guy who steals luggage like cousin or something? Yeah, yeah, really. He does look like him. Doesn't it, Pete? I don't know. I think. I think it's a genetic fuck, too. Just screesome.

I think the only reason he wants to come here is to try and get a free transgender surgery or something like that. Jeez, yeah, this is, this is, I mean, how do these, how do these squatters rights laws, I mean, every, every red state should be preemptively addressing and changing all of their squatters rights laws. they even need to be. I'm not super up on my squatters rights laws. But I mean, I can't imagine people where I live right now tolerating this sort of thing. Yeah, well, we'll talk about shortly Kingfield what the Republican lawmakers are doing in their states. And while these things are going on, we'll get there. Don't worry. But first, we must read the super chats that have piled up here. So let's start going through a couple of these really quick. Um, as always, guys, thank you very much, uh, for your patronage.

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I mean, uh, you know, eventually, eventually it's, going to have to get crossed. Absolutely. Garfellow Roosevelt for 15 bucks. Thanks for the great show. You guys are the best. OGC is the white pill. Just promise me that no matter how many times y'all visit the bunker, it never turns into a fewer bunker scenario. No, we have way, we have way too much fun at those events for it ever to get to that point. Let's see. Tunes Tyranny for two bucks. The migrants are gifting us in Capstan. Oh yeah, exactly. I was getting in fights with libertarians today because people were talking about that the god-awful tweet from the libertarian party of Louisiana that was talking about how you know the same thing

we're talking about how we need to every single migrant has the right to carry a firearm and such and of course i was getting in fights with these people on this topic and it's so bizarre because these the fundamental reason why so many people dislike libertarians is because they always come to bat for the most unjust people in the inside an argument it's like okay you're going to side with the criminals they're knowingly willing to breaking a law they're all probably 80 iq morons that have never read hyac never read rothbard none of them are coming over here to you know found an capistan they're coming here from a gibbs we all know they're coming here from a gibbs so why do you have to die on this hill of you know equality is so central to everything that you

believe in everyone being equal under the law and such that you're literally signing your own death for it. I mean, there are guys to spend like 100K on like only fans girls and at least they actually get something out of it. Like what do their libertarians get out of by being useful idiots for these people? They, I don't know, they get to be right in their own heads. Yeah. They, I mean, the, the former, I guess, 2020, a libertarian party candidate for president Joe Jorgensen tweeted today, if you only support the Second Amendment

when it applies to people who look like you, you don't understand the Second Amendment. And somebody followed that up and said, that's a ridiculous statement. I support law abiding citizens. Those who are not, should not be given the rights grants into a citizen. And she followed that up

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Let's check in and see what the breast and brightest Christy Noam has been doing in her state of South Dakota recently. No doubt people saw this last week, but we weren't here to cover it. So we're back here again. So Christy Noam went out of her way to do what every good Republican should do. and stand up for the certain group we're not allowed to talk about and be sure to protect anyone from saying anything bad about the certain group. And in that photo, she managed to round up every single Jew in the entire state of South Dakota, apparently. I think she was importing.

Probably. Yeah. So Christine Homme has signed a historic legislation to protect our Jewish people against anti-Semitism. Oh, man, I'm sure that it's just on the absolute front of every single. single South Dakota residents I list of things that need to be addressed in their state we need to make sure that no anti-semitism takes place to South Dakota yeah well are we not a lot to talk about them anymore I mean it kind of seems like we're allowed now at least on Twitter yeah on Twitter we definitely are yeah which uh which is a nice change I mean it's it's literally I don't know man

they've gotten a lot of mileage out of the whole Holocaust thing but it's like you can't just like demand that you know the united states like eternally serve israel and pivoted entirely entire economy into wiping out every single life form in gaza and like just like you've kind of run out of gas on the whole like holocaust card it's like i'm sorry guys like the the jig is up at this point like you're kind of going too far here you know south dakot is doing the whole like anti-semitism laws can't just invoke that forever um so it's kind of interesting to see that actually run it at steam. Well, I had an interesting thing that happened today.

I was watching somebody who was bringing up the USS Liberty. And someone commented that was 56 years ago. Why are you bringing up stuff from 56 years ago? I said, because the same people who did that bring up something that happened 80 years ago and won't stop fucking talking about it. Yeah, it's also just that's, you know, something in Europe is totally irrelevant to Americans, to be honest. Like, it's just, yeah, it's interesting to see it just not work anymore after the state

of Israel was just going totally insane. You know, the other thing about this, and I'm going to be, I'm going to choose my words carefully here. But let's just say for the sake of the argument that if this extremely horrible thing, generation defining incident occurred with your certain group of people, and then there was a foreign nation that a great expense of treasure and blood decide to go across an entire ocean and save you from that extreme horror, I think the rational choice would be to be kissing the feet of the people that saved you literally for the rest of your fucking life, instead of

being a vindictive group of people that do nothing but subvert the people that saved you. So, yeah, that's just my two cents on the matter. Well, you don't- They literally hated the people who saved them. So, I mean, it's where, you know the history, once you start going back and reading the history beyond, you know, just like the founding of the state of Israel or something like that, go back hundreds of years, you just see that there's no, when they're treated, when they're treated nicely, there's, there's no thanks, they subvert. When they're treated poorly, they complain. Why are they treated poorly? Because they subvert. It's just a, circle going round and around and around and around. I mean, you don't even have to get into the history or, you know, ideas like them controlling

the media or whatever. It's just like, okay, look, even taking all the claims is about World War II at face value. It's like the country that did this to you was annihilated off of the face of the earth. You know, we hung their leaders. You've been given every possible, like, concession over the last 80-something years in relation. to this genocide of your people. It's like and the United States had nothing to do with it

anyway so it's like what the hell man like this is just just patently stupid. It's like on its face it's it's dumb to expect you know to be able to demand anything of Americans at this point on the basis of of this like historical grievance you have

it's over and settled and it's your problem so just fuck off. So Charlie there's there's one thing say about your point right there, but yes, it is absolutely absurd that anyone takes these critiques at face value at this point. And then it's a whole other level of absurdity on top of it for Republican governors to literally be signing these kinds of laws, basically making it illegal to say very basic things.

I mean, Cringerger just pointed out something in the chat right here about making the gospel illegal in the Dakotas. It's like, yeah, I mean, look at here. some of the points in this bill right here, using the symbols and images associated with classic anti-Semitism, i.e. claims of Jews killing Jesus. It's like, well, that literally happened. And that's literally in the Bible. So what is this now? And also, I mean, I want to stress again, I mean, South Dakota has a population for like 300 Jewish people. How is this important any way in their state? And then on top of that as well, can anyone here imagine any Republican of any strife in this

country, not even a governor, not even like the lowest of the low like representative or something, pushing forward for legislation like this for heritage Americans. They'd be laughed out and thrown out of every single committee, every single, you know, all Congress to be fired, people will be condemning them all over the place. I'm so sick at this discussion at this point, especially since October 7th. I'm done with this. Well, again, it's like, okay, so the Germans did bad things to Jews in World War II. So did the Japanese, the Chinese.

Like, do we need to have, like, special laws protecting the Chinese from Japanese slurs and aggression in the United States? I mean, this is part of the same war of the United States was a third party on, in both parts of that conflict? It's like, what's going on here? This type of, again, this is just entirely against, like, Anglo-American jurisprudence. And it's, you know, it's just a stain.

It's just a complete stain on the politician who would even, you know, pass such legislation at the first place. Well, to take ideology out of it altogether and just look at it from political, I mean, maybe she's thinking of running for, you know, she wants national office. So this is her way of, you know, signaling to APEC that she's on her side. I mean, that's one of the simplest ways to do it. I mean, it's, what it is is the, these governors are, off. They're bought off right up front. They, they're told what the, I remember when Jesse Ventura

got elected in Minnesota, nobody expected him to get elected. He said on inauguration day, he was taken into a room. There were eight guys who surrounded him and they were just throwing questions at him. What are you planning on doing? What, what are you going to do? What, what do you, what do you, what do you plan on changing in this state? You know, I mean, I just, until you, you have a governor who's willing to just basically give the middle finger to all of this, to all of the entrenched elites that, quote unquote elites that are there right now, and you have somebody who's willing to step up and say, you know what, I am in a past laws for Heritage Americans that you can't say anything bad

in this state about, I mean, what's going to change? What's going to change? Nothing. Nothing. So, I mean, this is, this is the, the road we're on for this. You just got to build, try to do stuff locally. And, you know, if the governor in your state is this much of a cuck, you just ignore. You just make the decision whether you're going to ignore. I mean, where is this, and where is this going to be

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See it, buy it, get it tomorrow. Or you know, fight Brenda. I do think it's interesting that we're seeing more and more indicators that the, I mean, for the last several years, it's been very clear that the tribe has been operating first and foremost out of the Democratic Party. And now they're making their bones with, I guess they're coming to the conclusion that Trump is basically inevitable here. And you had Kushner in front of the ADL last week, I think. or week before.

I don't remember exactly when. Telling them basically, like, we need to be better friends with evangelical Christians. We need to be better friends with MAGA, essentially. And there's been a lot of these little indicators starting to pop up of major institutional powers. And then there's the Democrats have a major issue with intra-democrat coalitions.

and you have the entire very bleeding heart lives who think that Israel is a neocolonialist oppressor. And so then, of course, the upper class blue Jews are all, you know, the Democratic Party won't protect our interests well enough. So it's interesting seeing them pivot their way back toward the Republican Party and then essentially becoming, it's going to become a wedge issue within the Republican. party because there are interests who do not, I mean, the entire America first movement happening within the Republican Party, to some extent or another, does not want to make peace with these kinds of people. So you're going to, you're basically, you're getting both parties fracturing along this issue right now. Yeah. And, you know, as, and also as much as it pains me to say it as well. You know, there's a lot of people are saying like, oh, like, you know, it's going to be

great. Well, no, we get Trump back and such and everything like this. But at the same time, I mean, Trump might be like, what, like the most Zionist president that has ever existed in American history? I mean, he's certainly up there, right? So it's not like this issue is really going to be fixed with the Trump presidency, although other issues very well might be moving in much better directions. Yeah, well, I mean, one thing about Trump, though, is he actually really hates war. And now that Israel has decided to go murder hobo mode on Gaza, that might cause a bit of tension there. Yeah, it could be interesting.

There's an interesting thing to parse that I've been picking up on and trying to understand, which is, I guess it would basically, you might say it's like the difference between Zionist and pro-Israel. And that's actually a meaningful distinction, I think, that at least other people make about themselves.

So they don't see themselves. A Zionist person would see a pro-Israel person as indistinguishable from us, essentially, because it's not enough to just be pro-Israel. You have to believe that America should exist for the sake of Israel. Nimrodha Haley certainly thinks so. Right, right. So that's like the, I guess, GOP, Inc. kind of part of the party. And then a lot of the new right representatives that are beginning to make their presence

known within the Republican Party are all much more influenced by America first. And so even though there are some of them who are pro-Israel, but I think that there's a meaningful distinction to me made between pro-Israel and Zionist. And I think that may be the issue itself that actually is kind of like the axis around which the new Republican Party forms. Well, that's certainly an interesting point. I mean, you know, for myself and I don't know if anybody else on the panel, disagrees or agrees the same.

But, you know, I more or less don't really give a shit about this conflict other than the fact that America is forced to be involved with it. If Israel wants to, you know, take the region for themselves, I mean, if they can with their own blood and their own sweat and their own tears and their own treasure, I mean, more power to them. It's not my fight. I don't have a dog in it. It's not my business.

But, you know, I do have a problem that America is forced to kiss the feet of this country that's not even as big as New Jersey that has an extremely, you know, disproportionate amount of power as to how politics is conducted in my country. If someone wants to call that pro-Israel, I mean, okay, but I mean, neither side is a friend of America. No, and it's it's a particularly problematic country, too. I mean, they've just been in a, they've been in a cold war with their neighbors for like 70 years.

I mean, obviously it's been a hot war to their entire existence, you know, and it's like, it's like, we buried the hash it on the actual cold war between the U.S. and Soviets. It's like at some point you guys are going to have to like figure out, you know, how to actually get along with your neighbors. And, you know, it's pretty hard to be friends with somebody who just wants to be an eternal pariah state. Like, that's not really a workable relationship. Like, you need to figure out how you're going to work things out with your neighbors. And Israel just refuses to do that. Well, it's become very clear from writings that I've read from mostly Jewish writers over over the last 100 years and 150.

years that they they're always innocent they cannot even when they're guilty they can't admit it and you see that all the time and so basically when you're the eternal victim it's almost as if you have to have somebody keep an enemy close to you so that you can say look look at how they treat me they just shot a bottle rocket at me they just threw a rock at me that's why we had to shoot them in the nuts it's this victim status that keeps the world. And then when you control the press in the major countries, it keeps the world looking at you as, oh, my God, they're just, I feel so sorry for them.

And imagine that existence. Imagine that's what your existence is. You want to feel sorry for them. That's one of the reasons I've really tried to stop talking about them a lot lately. Because I think that if you want to, Once you realize just exactly how much power and how much control they have, you can concentrate on them so much that you become like them, that you start sounding like them. Well, it's also like the current war, I mean, well, the whole situation in the Middle East is actually pretty similar to the provocations aimed at Russia that started the conflict in Ukraine. Like Trump actually went a pretty long way in terms of trying to normalize relations with Israel, but of course, or between Israel and their neighbors, but they just, like you said, they want to be.

victims. I mean, look at it this way, like, it's not like the Muslim countries are like obsessed with, like, destroying the state of Israel, Israel per se. Like, there's probably some sort of diplomatic, maybe two-state solution that could work out. The problem is Israel has a nuclear arsenal aimed at all of its neighbors perpetually. It's like, this is not a workable situation. It's like, you can't, like, sit here and aim nukes at every one of your neighbors and then, like, act like you're, like, they're the bad guy here. Like, you have to remember that Israel's a nuclear power and none of these other kinds of countries are like Israel is the capability to wipe out, um, any number of their cities like on a whim. And, and, you know, look at their behavior over the last few months. I mean, this country is just like,

um, on some sort of, uh, you know, they're just going nuts over there in, in Gaza. And it's like, why you can't, you know, imagine if that, that country was next to you. It's like you wouldn't feel comfortable with these people. Um, it's, it's, yeah. Well, once you understand it, you also have to take into consideration that they, this is just may be what they want. They may just want to be isolated from the rest of the world as long as they have, I think when they, when they panic is when people in Washington, D.C. aren't responding to them. They're not getting their way in Washington, D.C., and they're not getting their way in London. As long as they have power in those two cities and people are pulling the strings for them, they're fine. I think they're fine with the rest of the

world and everybody hating them, as long as they're coterie in these two places, and New York City, of course, too, are okay with them. But there is a real, there's a real chance that this could just be done on purpose to make themselves the ultimate pariahs. And they have enough for support with the evangelical base in this country where it'll always be, always bowed down for them, that they're just like, we're fine with being hated. We've been hated everywhere we've gone for 3,500 years. What does it matter now?

Well, yeah, that's basically what I was saying. I'm agreeing with your point there. It's clearly what they want. They had opportunity for normalization with the Trump admin, and they've soundly rejected that now. Everyone kind of understands at this point that there's never going to be, there is no two-state solution in Israel's this permanent pariah state. basically like clearly they want to be hated

and they don't want to you know be quote unquote safe yeah and and yeah like they we see this all the time Israel loves anti-Semitism like that they want anti-Semitism to exist they provoke it on purpose

like these laws in South Dakota that's like the point is not actually to prevent it it's literally the opposite yeah it's to find it under every single rocket tree and to change definitions of words to therefore make it anti-Semitic or not. I mean, there was that clip of Candice Owens interviewing some rabbi of some kind earlier this week.

And, you know, he was taking her to task over calling Rabbi Shulie's daughter a hag. And it's like, well, apparently Hague is now an anti-Semitic term now. I mean, it's just they're finding them everywhere. Well, it's also like Israel and the Mossad. They don't give a fuck about the Jews in America or in Europe. These are just political pawns to them in order to, you know, advance their own country's position. So it's entirely cynical anyway. I mean, they had plenty of, they had plenty of chance to get,

you get their own people out of Europe in the 1930s, and they didn't. No, that's, that's one, that's one thing you wondered, too. Like, I just reviewed this, this book on, on my, my blog about, like, 1938, Germany, basically. And, you know, this, it, they talk about how, you know, the Jews are running businesses there. It's like, why didn't you like leave at this point i don't know it's just weird you know it's like you it's not it's not like the germans like just rounded them all up but arrested them like before the war right they were still just like operating their businesses uh you know with their their stars of david mark

and everything like that it's just like why didn't you just like did you not see the writing on the wall here for the last 10 years like when you just like leave uh i don't know and it's not like there are other German-speaking countries, right? Like Switzerland and whatnot. I don't know. But the pattern of behavior in the 20th century especially and the 21st, I guess, too, we're well into it. It just demonstrates that they want to be hated. They want to be victims. And they're not interested in actually being safe or being friends with anyone else. Have you guys seen the movie The Believer? Oh yeah, great film. Some of the monologues that Ryan Gosling has in that movie, are um

they'll make your skin crawl knowing that this I guess the rest of you guys have you seen it I have not now I have not no okay so the the plot is that Ryan Gosling is like a

neo-Nazi and then you find out along the way that he actually is Jewish and he's like a self-hating Jew this movie was was written and produced by Jews and very highly acclaimed by Jews of the self-hating the self-hating Nazi Jew who, spoiler alert, at the end of the movie,

he blows himself up and so doing saves a bunch of Jews. But he has some really epic monologues in there that really illustrate exactly the point that you're talking about. This is one of them. He says, let me put it this way. Who wants to destroy the Jews? Who wants to grind their bones into the dust? And who wants to see them rise again? Wealthier, more successful, powerful, cultured, more intelligent than ever. Then you know what we have to do? We have to love them. What? Did he say love the Jews? It's strange, I know. But with these people, nothing is simple. The Jew says all he wants is to be left alone to study his Torah, do a little business, fornicate with his over-sexed wife,

but it's not true. He wants to be hated. He longs for our scorn. He clings to it as if it were the very core of his being. If Hitler had not existed, the Jews would have invented him. For without such hatred, the so-called chosen people would vanish from the earth. And this reveals a terrible truth in the crux of our problem as Nazis. The worse the Jews are treated, the stronger they become. Egyptian slavery made them a nation. The pogroms hardened them. Auschwitz gave birth to the state of Israel. Suffering, it seems, is the very crucible of their genius. So if the Jews are, as one of their own has said, a people who will not take yes for an answer, let us say yes to them. They thrive on opposition. Let us cease to oppose them. The only way to annihilate this insidious people once and

for all is to open our arms, invite them into our homes and embrace them. Only then will they vanish into assimilation, normality, and love. But we cannot pretend. The Jew is nothing, if not clever. He will see through hypocrisy and condescension. To destroy him, we must love him sincerely. If the Jews are strengthened by hate, wouldn't this destruction that you speak of, whether it's by love or any other means? Wouldn't that make them more powerful than they are already? Yes, infinitely more. They would become as God. It's the Jew's destiny to be annihilated so they can be deified. Jesus understood this perfectly, and look what was accomplished there with the death of just one enlightened Jew. Imagine what would happen if we killed them all. Yeah, I mean, that movie is definitely a must watch.

I'm surprised you two haven't seen it actually. Someone actually reviewed it. It might have even been Thomas. It was Devin Stack. Oh, yeah, it was Stack. Yeah, definitely I would recommend watching the film and then watching Devin Stacks review of it. That is some good watching there. I mean, just latching onto the word assimilation there as well, it's like, you know, kind of a side point. But, you know, the existence of people, is it not like the best argument ever that assimilation doesn't exist?

I mean, how did these people spend, you know, almost 2,000 years in European society? hundreds in the great melting pot of America, but they're somehow still a distinct people. I mean, how do you explain that if assimilation exists? Yeah, isn't there a whole Cuddehy book specifically about this? I know it's a book that Bap talks about all the time. Or civility or something like that. I'm blanking on the name right now. But yeah, it addresses just this point you're discussing right now about a Jewish assimilation

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I think there are at local levels, there are ways of being able to insulate yourself and your communities from this. And I mean, this sort of thing needed to happen yesterday, but might as well start happening today, having people proactively putting themselves in positions to do something about it, whether that's running for elected office or supporting someone who's running for elected office or funding lobbying for legislation or, whatever, like, part of the reason why Democrats wind up being so successful with all of their anti-civilizational approaches is because they have all of these people who are booted up constantly ready to go, ready to take advantage of every new opportunity, which puts them in the driver's seat. So, I mean, if the only way out is through, then we're going to have to have people who can play the same game and figure out how to do it better than them. Because one of the,

I guess one of the big white pills is the way that, you know, what was it Pete you said something the other day that so you recognize that they run everything and then you recognize there's a massive competency crisis and when you put those two thoughts together it's like they suck at running things so they've they've created a absolute system yeah they've created a system that's supposed to govern the entire world a massively complex, detailed system, and the method that they've used to create that system is destroying the competence of the people in the system.

So now they own an incompetent system. So it's just a matter of time before it's self-destructs, and the question is, to what extent are we going to go, are we going to get caught up in the fireball when it goes down? And to what extent can we just begin porting ourselves out of it? Yeah, excellent points all around. But gentlemen, we have two more stories to cover. here, so let's power through them real quick.

In an update of speaking of world leaders and such, who, you know, seem to actually have the interest of their people at heart here, it has come out in the news this week that Vladimir Putin has been reelected as the leader of Russia, you know, for another six-year term, I believe here, with a shocking 87% of the vote here. Now, I know many people have talked about, you know, AA brings this up a bunch and many other people in our spheres talk about how in an actual, you know, democratic system, this would probably be something more likely that people get like a huge proportions of the vote in this stuff where it's like 50-50 all the time just, you know, when is that actually ever played out really

in history? You know, it's not really the sign of a functioning nation where like 50% of the people are at each other's throats all the time, right? You know, this seems far more like a place you'd want to live under and such. But of course, this has been met with nothing but calls of people saying, well, the only reason why Putin gets this high of a vote in Russia is because he kills all this opposition and he rigs all the pollsters and everything like this. And there's absolutely no way. It might have something to do with it. Yeah, yeah. But there's no call at all. Nobody in Russia actually likes Putin, right? This is what we're told. Right. Well, it's like these two things, both of these things can be true. Like he could be doing that. And then also.

maybe this basically reflects the actual reality. It doesn't mean like people are entirely, obviously, if you talk to Russians, I mean, they're not extraordinarily happy with Putin, but it's not like they hate him or something. Like people tend to feel about politicians in the U.S. He's, you know, so I don't know. People, yeah, it's, I just wrote an article on this published yesterday, actually, on our substack.

It's really short. You know, it's, you have this idea that, that in democracy, like for some reason that that basically means that, uh, you know, you sort of have this like two party 50 50 division. And if, if you don't have that, then you're not achieving quote unquote compromise, like, which is bizarre. Like the idea that the Republicans and Democrats as they are represent like a centrist compromise between what Americans want is just ridiculous.

Um, you know, would it really like you've all seen that screenshot, uh, a few that from years ago from Pew Research, I actually linked to an article where it's, it's that graph of, like, Republican and Democrat overlap, and it shows how they're spreading apart. And, oh, no,

the country's being becoming more divided. But, like, how does that actually, what bearing does it actually have on, like, whether or not the country's Democratic or a good thing? Like, why does everyone have to, like, basically agree? Like, isn't the entire point of democracy that everyone gets their say?

Like, it's quite totalitarian, actually, when you think about this sort of expectation that everyone comes together and we're all going to like agree on how to agree. Like why is it actually a prerequisite for democracy that you have these sort of equal and opposite opposition forces? You know, why what you know, Lyndon Johnson, for example, you know, his, he had the largest popular vote share ever, 61.1%. So apparently the divide between like democracy and dictatorship is the 26.19% margin between, you know, what President Putin won and what he won. Like where is that exactly? Like what number are we actually allowed to go with? And if you exceed that, it's not democracy anymore.

I don't know. It's just stupid, you know, so go read the article. It's interesting that this is not the first major world leader to win an election with 87% of the vote in the last several weeks. but it is interesting that Buckele didn't get the same hue and cry about killing all of his enemies and everything I mean there was people who kind of gave little token like limp-risted like oh but he kind of was mean but it's interesting that I mean I would

I would find it given the Russian people's history with regime change I would find it entirely believable that they're like yeah you know things have uh could things be better better, sure. Are things getting better? Maybe. Have things been a lot worse? Oh, hell yeah, they have. Let's just keep things as they are. I mean, I would completely believe, I completely understand that rationale from their perspective. Yeah, the vibe that I've gotten from, you know, Russians and from people, you know, like Westerners that have been over there. I guess the idea is that like the Russians are just really not like obsessed with politics to the degree that like people over here in the West are. Well, maybe that's, you know, a quirk of their system. Maybe it's a quirk of, you know, just their biosphere of their people or something like that, you know. But no doubt that's a factor here as well.

I think part of it is also just being beaten into submission. Like they know that there's nothing that they're like, why care about politics when you can't do anything about it? I think one of the interesting things that came out of that election, though, that I talked about with Tom Longo today. and I won't really get into it because he does a much better job on my show. It'll be out on Monday. In Chechnya, he got 99% of the vote.

And there's a Muslim eschatological, there may be a Muslim eschatological reason for that. They may see him as a sort of returning savior, a returning Messiah that defeats their enemies that has been reborn.

And yeah, you can you can turn into, you can tune into my show on Monday to hear more about that, because there's a tease. Well, it's also like in the Anglo-American world, I mean, especially in America, politics is just something we do for fun. Like, and that's, that's fine. Like, politics is like, is in some sense kind of a game, you know, except when it's not for Americans, especially in the late 19th century, you know, frankly, when the stakes are much lower. In Russia, like, that's just not the case that, you know,

people aren't into politics and super into republicanism and democracy there, because in Russia, throughout its entire, you know, roughly 1,000-year history, politics is where you go for a life-and-death struggle against some elite opponent, and you're probably going to die if you try and oppose the government. I mean, it's a totally different mindset to them. Like, we have this expectation that like, okay, like the Russians are, they like adopted liberal democracy in 1991 and now they're going to like behave exactly as we do. It's just, it's incredibly provincial

to go up to a Russian and start asking about politics. It just makes you look like a total route. That's why they get pissed off because no one likes talking to an idiot. With Luckele, it's like, you know, they can't lie about him because it's like well, everyone just kind of admits that the people are happy with him and

the West doesn't like that he's quote unquote authoritarian, whatever the hell that means, like using authority is bad or something. But you know, they kind of can't even pretend that the elections aren't totally legitimate where, frankly, I haven't even looked up coverage

about, you know, Mr. Putin's win here, but I'm assuming they're just like saying all kinds of stuff about, you know, how he's like cheated and killed his opponents and all of that. But it's like, what do you expect, man? Like, like you said, it's like the Russians don't go for regime change. Like, even when the general secretaries and the Communist Party died and a new one came in, like that, like, that caused a lot of upset and they don't even like that.

So why would they, especially right now, why would they want to change their president? It doesn't make sense. And it's not even like the margin is like absurdly high, right? it's like 87% like that's not even crazy uh to be honest it'd be one thing if it was like 99% you know uh what's his name in um salazar in portugal won like four elections in a row with 100% of the vote based absolutely yeah very much so i mean it's kind of like you know uh when we talk about you know the lord of the rings meme right like meets back on our menu boys it's like well for for for for the russians it's like it's not like politics is back on their menu in the sense of like you know they're just playing for games right i mean you have a you run the largest country in the entire planet throughout a thousand years of your history you had to deal with hordes of people from the steppe whether it was mongols or um you know he had to deal with napoleon you had to deal with the germans twice i mean like it's not like they have to have two giant insurpassible oceans on both sides of them i mean they're a landlocked nation for the most part they have to play like politics in the real kind of like you

you were saying, Charlie. So, yeah, I could totally understand why the average Russian just, you know, doesn't really want to get involved. But it's interesting to talk about nonetheless. And, you know, for if for nothing else, you know, it's, it's interesting to see, you know, what it's like where a nation, a leader of a nation that's clearly not like a third world shit hole, but still the guy in charge is at least in the back for his own people, which none of us could say over here in the West.

I mean, of course, like we also have to acknowledge at the same time. Like, yeah, it's not like Russia's like a friend of America or anything like that or like the great savior of the West or something like that. They're a rival civilization with their own history and their own bio spirit. But, you know, it still is worth pointing out that, well, Russia can have clean subways, but we can't, you know, because of my freedom. But anyhow, let's move on to our final story of the evening here. And we're basically going to call this segment here. Yes, Don Lemon did have. breakfast this morning. So let's go on and you already has to say.

I'm trying to understand your logic here when it comes to DEI because there's no actual evidence of what you're saying. No, I said so if the standards like let's say I think that particular things are referring to surgeons. Let's say a surgeon is asked to a surgeon in training is asked to do a series of operations out of the supervision of a senior a surgeon and they get a bunch of those operations wrong. If that happens and if they are still approved to be a surgeon, the probability that someone will die, I think at some point is high. Okay. I understand that. But that's a hypothetical. That doesn't mean it's happening. You didn't say it was happening. I said it will. I said if we lower standards, people, people will

die. But why respond to something or put something out there that has not happened? The guy literally cannot understand hypotheticals. It's literally the meme come to life. No, I mean, this is like you do this in your everyday life. Like, why imagine things that haven't happened? It's like, well, how do you, how do you even, it's like he's too stupid to lip? Yeah, it's like, it's like, what will happen if I run through this red light into on

coming traffic. I mean, you can, you can see kind of in, I don't know, like as I'm watching him, you can see his brain breaking around this as he's trying to, he's, I think he's, there's part of him that's trying to like sincerely grapple with what Elon is saying, but then he has like these bumpers in his head that he's bouncing off of. And his brain is just starting to short circuit. like smoke's coming out of his ears as he's trying to to both like be critical like he needs to ask questions and he needs to press him and he's he's obviously wrong so there can be no consideration of him being right it's just a matter of going down this this you know kind of prosaic pathway that we are supposed to go down in hard interviews where we just challenge every single thing he says

it's so surreal watching someone be completely not even in control of themselves no and you could see in his body he actually he actually collapsed for a moment like he was like a robot resetting or something like I don't know if he can like

yeah but he literally like fell over and like reset and he did that out of like sheer mental exhaustion and trying to like comprehend this. Yeah, he just rebooted. Hypothetical. I understand that, but that's a hypothetical. That doesn't mean it's happening.

I didn't say it's happening. You didn't say it was happening. I said it will. I said, if we lower status, people, people will die. You can just, you can just imagine. There he is. The producer is like, uh, uh, Elon's body language through this whole interview

was really interesting because you can see how shallow some of these people are politically like Elon. He's he's a pretty politically naive person and it's genuinely perplexing to him

that people could think or operate operate this way. You can see that the autism is just is like overcoming him. He's getting like genuinely personally disturbed as the interview went on. And all the all the stupid shit libs and the replies were like, oh, he's crying.

But you could tell me he was like genuinely disturbed. Like what the fuck is wrong with you, dude? He's used to dealing with competent people. Yeah. He's used to dealing with people. He just tells them what to do when they do it. He's not used to dealing with somebody who is, I mean, like literally probably 80 IQ and, you know, doesn't know, you know, knows that they

did eat breakfast this morning. I mean, it's, I can't imagine what that's like. Yeah, well, no doubt this is playing into effect. I guess we'll call it Elon's noticing posts they does on Twitter pretty much by the day at this point, you know, now bringing attention to the, to the dangers of DEI stuff, you know, and, And no doubt this definitely has an impact, you know, personally for him, given that he's trying to, you know, get mankind to Mars and such. And he's being fought at every single step of the way here. But, you know, I think it's also like you said, I'm King Pild and Pete, like, he's just so used to actually being around competent people. And then when he actually realizes what the upper class of the regime, the talking arms of the regime, the people that are supposed to rule over us, like talk about on the daily basis.

I mean, like, yeah, I think it would be horrifying to somebody like Elon who probably didn't really. engaged with politics too much until recently until the U.S. government has literally tried to shut down Twitter, right? Yeah, it's, it's weird, too, that, like, why did they select Don Lemon for this? Like, this is a guy who's so stupid, he needs help tying his shoe laces. Well, I guess what it was is that Don Lemon is having a show on X, similar to Tucker, and that's what the show was on. Yeah, so this was supposed to be his inaugural show, and Elon fired him right after this.

Which is so amazing. Yeah, he was like, no, this is this. And you can tell, you can watch the moment in the interview where Elon was like, all right, this fucking guy's done. Oh, I see. So this was more like Musk interviewing Lemon for a show. Well, yeah, it was, he tells him later on. He said, the only reason I'm doing this, this interview with you is because you're hosting

a show on the X platform. Otherwise, I wouldn't even be here talking to you right now. And then, and then he, they booted him. and they leaked that some of the things that Don Lemon wanted as part of his contract was equity in X. He wanted a free cyber truck. He wanted and he wanted control over content moderation on the platform. Dude, how do these, where do these people get off? I mean, Don Lemon is just the epitome of a journalist.

It's like they think, like, we're supposed to worship the, dirt they walk on. I mean, imagine the entitlement to even come up with that shit. That's what, I mean, that's really telling because it just shows you like what these people think of themselves. Like, they still think they're important and in charge and like, you have to come to them in order to like even even have an opinion. It's, I can't even imagine thinking that way. Oh, this is here. Here's the list of things he wanted. He wanted his Tesla cyber truck, a $5 million dollar advance on top of an $8 million salary, an equity stake in X and the power to approve policy changes. He also wanted a private jet to Vegas, a luxury suite, day drinking, and massages for him

and his fiance. He wanted like spinning rims on the truck too. And the jet. Well, not to mention, God knows what kind of massages were entailed there between a gay man and his fiance going to Vegas, but, you know, the mind shutters to think. But, Just the balls. I fucking Don Lemon. This idiot that got fired from CNN coming into Twitter. And again, like, this is the competency crisis. This is their big move.

They're angling in on them. They're going to get one of the regimes loyalists embedded in the X platform. And Elon's like, what? Like, what the fuck is wrong with you? How do you possibly think that I would say yes to something like this? It makes me wonder what I'm a contract, Tucker Crawler. Carlson managed to organize with Elon. No doubt it was something way more reasonable than that.

Yeah, I mean, I'm sure Tucker's, I'm sure his salary is in the millions. And like the thing is like Tucker wouldn't be negotiating him with negotiating with him like a dickhead. He wouldn't be coming and like asking for all this sorts of stuff. But I know I know Elon is like, well, we want X to be a platform for everyone. We don't want this to be like a partisan platform. So let's get some left wing people. They talk about that later in the interview. And Lemmon's like, you think I'm left wing?

And that's what Elon rebooted. Elon just kind of looked at him and he's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're left wing. Yep. And then he was like, he said, you know, Fox is right wing, CNN is left wing. And he's like, you think CNN is left wing? and it was just, this is when Elon started, like, reporting his way out of the interview. He's like, I've got people over here waiting to meet me.

You know, you've got time for one more question. And then he just straight up refused to answer one of his questions. He says, oh, that answer would take too long. I'm not going to answer it. Oh, wow. I'll have to watch the whole thing, because that sounds actually pretty interesting. I don't know that I think I'd get cramps from cringing.

Yeah, you will. I have a really high cringe tolerance. So, uh, well, I think that rounds up the stories for this week, Jens, unless we have any final comments on what Elon is going to be doing here. I mean, with X going on into the future and grabbing more and more big names. I mean,

it's just so bizarre to me this idea that, I guess that Elon has, like, oh, X is going to be for everybody. It's like, who is Don Lemon pulling in? Like,

what audience does Don Lemon actually have, right? It's just CNN. People have CNN on in the background, you know, like the Jokka. at the airport news network, right? It's like,

does Don Lemon even really have fans that would come and follow them from CNN over to X or something? I mean, Tucker's a special case, man. You know, like, I don't know if it would work. I mean, what would happen with, like, someone like Joe Scarborough or Joy Reed, you know, from like MSN, like, came over to Twitter?

Like, would they even bring anybody? It's just bizarre to me. It's like they're a completely dead entity and trying to get them integrated with, you know, Twitter. Like, they just wouldn't thrive. there. It would just be, it would like Will Stancel times a million. You know,

it would just be our guys. It would be our guys in their comments section, like harassing them all day, like the guests they have on. Well, they don't even produce good content. I mean, think what you will about someone like Joe Rogen, but at least he's a good interviewer and manages to come up with pretty entertaining

podcast no matter who he has on. But like, these people can't even have an interesting conversation. I think it goes back to what I said before about Elon that that ultimately he's pretty politically naive. He's still, he still buys into a lot of the ideas of, you know, like of neutrality and, and, you know, I mean, I think he's, I think he's sliding his way down the same slope that all of us have slid down. I think he's, he's definitely

sliding down that. But I would imagine that a, you know, probably one of the busiest men in the world, an Uber billionaire, probably isn't spending his time reading niche philosophy and stuff. He's just, you know, he's, he's shit posts on Twitter because it's his platform and he needs to drive engagement. And then he's got these particular issues that he's starting to get really concerned about. And he's getting exasperated because he just wants to do his business and he keeps having to jump through all these fucking hoops. And so he's just kind of like, all right, so let's have it, let's have an open neutral platform. I don't want to be, I don't want to be seen as like gab or whatever. So let's have an open neutral platform.

Let's recruit. And then he's going to, he has his own social circles, which are all. you know, elitist, you know, Ivy leaguers and all the lawyers and everything, everyone that he interacts with, who a lot of them are just the regime creatures. So he, he probably has an, an outsized sense of Don Lemon's influence on people. And then it gives him his token, you know, now I have, I have an unbiased platform. And, but then once it became too much, what's interesting is like, once it became a headache and he realized, okay, this is, the juice isn't worth the squeeze here,

then he just pulled the ripcourt. He just, nope, you're gone, you're done. We're moving on. You would think that he would be hesitant to make a move like that, given him potential political implications, whatever. He's like, yeah, fuck it, whatever. I'm already dealing with political shitstorms right and left. Let's just get him out of here and let's move on.

Yeah, I think what we're seeing with Musk, if, you know, if I sort of think back, I think one of the first thing that breaks in, like, default liberal normie brain is like the realization that other people in in government and other positions of power like lemon are actually malevolent that's a pretty big realization like these people aren't just like making honest mistakes and they're not just stupid they're actually malevolent and realizing that is is a big deal and musk seems to be coming to that realization and then also this idea that like you know well the people in power might make some mistakes but like you know they've been educated and know what they're doing and that sort of thing but actually also know just the average

listener to this podcast is more competent at literally any job in the in the federal bureaucracy right now like i guarantee you could just pick a random guy in chat put them in literally any the head of any department in the u.s and they'd be able to run it better than who is there now so when when you actually start realizing these two things i mean you know that's that's some of the first illusions that break when you're when you're sort of actually try to to study politics for real and not just civics you know one-on-one bullshit and that's what's happening with musk right now like he actually is still just on the like basic civic stuff and he's he's this old he's older he's very intelligent but he's like never actually uh

like investigated this stuff um like as we have and i think we're kind of we're kind of seeing him like sort of figure this out now so it's it's really interesting because he's such a prominent figure well the the vibe i've been getting from him is that you know it's almost like he's uh you know reluctantly being pushed into this position of be having to engage in politics more and more in the sense no yeah exactly you know he's like oh i'm elin musk i'm one of the richest people in the world i've got a goal in mind to do my you know neural link stuff i've got a goal in mind to get man on mars and all these things and basically the only public uh you know facing uh part that i wanted was to make my boring company with a bunch of flamethrowers and appear in Marvel movies talking to Tony Stark.

But now the bullshit that is going on with DEI in the government is actively preventing me from doing what I actually want to do. And now you are forcing me to engage with all this low, like, quality bullshit. You know, one of the interesting conversations I have with Thomas over the weekend was talking about how all like the major competent people of our age, none of them want to get into government. They all want to get into business because the corporations of business actually hold way more power. than people in like political office do these days. Like the people in politics are are fucking clowns. They're idiots.

You know, and Elon is now like being forced to engage with this bullshit in order to just do business as usual. Well, it's just like GamerGate. I mean, we just wanted to play video games. Elon Musk is just the guy who just wants to run his billion dollar companies

to do the things he's interested in. And it's like, you know, for some of us and this is probably happening with him. It's like, okay, well, I really didn't want to get involved with but you've now pushed it to the point where I'll spend the rest of my life destroying you.

And I expect that's going to happen with Elon Musk as well. So I empathize greatly with where it seems like he's at right now. Yeah, exactly. Well, Jens, this has been a great show. Let's finish up the less bit of the super chats here and then we'll close down for the evening. Let's see, Luthemple are again for five bucks. In many ways, the gospel for it, right? Stir them to jealousy by loving your people more than they do and they will break.

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All right. And that is us all caught up on the super chats here. But this is a very fun show. I thought it was going to be a little bit more black. feeling when I looked at the stories this week we were going to discuss, but we managed to have quite a bit of laughs in there. So we'll go around the horn here. Anyone have any a shilling

that want to get done? Charlemagne, you wrote a substack on the OGC yesterday, but what else do you have cooking, sir? Working on my book reviews, I've got this really interesting journal from 1994 about the, a bunch of intellectuals writing about what comes after

communism. So I'm probably going to review that next on my own charlemagne. that substack.com blog. So that's all I've been really grinding out the last couple weeks. Cool, cool. And you did a Ukraine update stream a couple weeks back. The people should go

check out as well. I always learn a lot from watching those as somebody who is not paying attention to the day-to-day goings on of the Russia-Ukraine war. So be sure to tune into Charlie's coverage of it. Pete, what do you have, sir? Pete Cagnano show, got an episode

that just dropped today with Thomas. I have an episode with Tom Luongo coming out on Monday, doing reading through of disposition on government by Calhoun, John C. Calhoun, probably the greatest political thinker in American history. And I got a sub-stack drop in tomorrow talking about bloodbath and just exactly, you know, what, what should we think about them using? the term bloodbath and basically chopping it up like they did for, um, for very fine people.

So, um, check that out. Pete Substack.com and p.cue.org is the, uh, podcast. Sweet. Yeah, definitely, uh, be sure to tune in to Pete's stuff. Definitely one of the premium, uh, thinkers on our side of, uh, things here. And he's always got good value. So, and our special guest, Mr. Kingfield, sir, uh, anything to show. Yes.

Thank you guys for having me here. This is a lot of fun. Kingpild is the name, YouTube channel. It's on all the podcatchers as well. And then Real Kingpild on Twitter. Our last few shows that we've done were actually very interesting ones. I think anybody who's listening to this would probably enjoy. We did a live reading through Curtis Yarvon's most recent posts on Monarchy.

And then I also did a live reading through the piece in Politico about J.D. Vance recently, which I think is very telling about some of the direction that the, Republican Party is moving. And then we did an interview with a good friend of the show named Sean Weeland, who has a really interesting take on how the public stock market was the way, is basically kind of like a form of soft communism. And it's the way that the managerial revolution funded itself. And then he's got some predictions for the direction the stock market is heading here in the near future, as the boomer generation is coming up and beginning to become net takers from their 401ks.

Those are the last few episodes we've done. They're pretty interesting. We've got some more good interviews coming up in the future. So we'd love to have you guys come join us. Yeah, definitely we can definitely set that up and definitely people should be listening to all of the fine work that these gentlemen are putting out. For myself, you can catch me on Sundays on Post Zero

on Mr. Jack Napier's channel. And that is pretty much all I have to show for the moment here. We could be recording with Thomas, one of these days soon. So that'll be out on his podcast, probably in the coming a week's but I'll announce that when we get there and and I will once again she'll the conference go to the old glory club.com to get your tickets to the conference in June we'd love to have you guys there we'd love to see you and we're going to have a great fun time there as always and everyone be sure to tune in next week for the show we're

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