The Pete Quiñones Show - Episode 1431: We Are Not All The Same w/ ‘Escape With Emily’

Episode Date: October 6, 2026

66 MinutesEmily has traveled to 186 countries and videoblogs her experiences.Pete invited Emily to come on the show and talk about her travels to almost every country in the world and the racial and cultural differences she has experienced.Emily's InstagramPete and Thomas777 'At the Movies'Support Pete on His WebsitePete's PatreonPete's Substack Pete's SubscribestarPete's GUMROADPete's VenmoPete's Buy Me a CoffeePete on FacebookPete on TwitterBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-pete-quinones-show--6071361/support.

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If not, here's a show. I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekino show. Emily, how are you doing today? I'm doing great. Thank you so much for having me, Pete. I'm such a fan of the show. So this was an unexpected treat. to come on. I was so excited.

Well, when I found out that you were a fan of the show, I was like, I didn't think any women listened to this show. That's just weird. It's a little bit weird, probably. But, you know, after traveling to so many countries, you start to pick up on some themes. And that's really, your show is right up that alley because you touch on so many of these topics, especially with different cultures and people. So it makes sense, you know. Tell everybody about what you do and why you're famous on the Internet.

No, I wouldn't go that far, but no, I'm a world traveler. I've been to 186 countries. I'm trying to go to all of them, but I'm primarily more on the right-winged side of the spectrum as far as travel vloggers go. So, you know, you see a lot of travel vloggers, young travel vloggers, and they'll go to a place like Mogadish Somalia and start talking about how beautiful the culture is, how nice the people are. I'm very honest in my videos, so I don't, you know, I don't lie to the public. But it does put me. at a little bit of risk because I have had a lot of videos and channels get censored and then taken down. So that's the downside. But that's what I do. I've been doing it for eight years and I'm going on my ninth year now. Yeah, that's, I think you've, you're missing six countries. Is that it? I'm missing nine. I'm going to Yemen in two weeks. And after Yemen, I'm actually going to be visiting Irania down in South Africa and doing video. I'm so excited. I got in touch with the founder with Juist and we're going to be doing like a little collaboration there. And then after that, I had to Timbuktu, Mali.

So, yeah, I'm missing nine. I'm missing about five in Africa. I'm still missing Iran and North Korea. So those are going to be, I don't know how I'm going to get there, but I have those ones on my list. Apparently North Korea's opened up. But not to Americans. I have a friend.

She has two more countries left. She's from New Zealand and she's on the list. But it's very difficult, too, because they won't tell you when they're opening. So she's like, she's on the list. go. But as soon as they open, she has to book a ticket and just run to the airport, basically, to get over there. But not Americans can't go. So I'm, I'm, I don't know if I'm ever, I don't know, maybe I won't ever get over there. Maybe I won't finish. Who knows? Damn you, dictator Kim. You know, he only wears American watches. He's a, yeah, hey, that guy.

Yeah, it's a little bit, yeah. Well, the other thing is, I know some of the people that went on the, the trip with Otto Warm Beer. You know, he was the guy who got some. Yeah, and they really said that it was the tour guides. They went on this, they were on a tour with a group called Young Pioneer Tours, and I've taken some of their tours, but they encourage a lot of drinking. So what they, what they told me is that the tour guides were encouraging drinking. They didn't think anything would happen, but people kept telling him again and again

to stop, to calm down, you know, and then eventually, after he pulled the flag down, then it, this whole thing escalated. So I don't know if that's true or not, but. that's what I was told by some of the other travelers on that trip. Is there a society of you guys? Is that what? Yeah. Yeah, I'm on like most traveled people.

It's MTP. There's the Century 100 Club. Yeah, there's a whole bunch of little groups. But it's, you know, they're full of liberal people. So it's so frustrating for me because I'm always in these groups of these very liberal, egalitarian types, you know, that goes. to these places. So, yeah, but yeah, there's groups definitely of travelers, extreme travelers, maybe. I mean, okay, so this is immediately, like I told my wife, I told someone else,

the first question they ask is, do you have a bodyguard? No, no, I don't have a bodyguard. I've never used one. You know, thankfully, nothing bad has ever actually happened. But I do know one guy who's a mercenary, and I always keep him as my backup contact. I'm like, hey, you're going to come get me if something happens, right? He's from Wales. But no, thankfully, no, nothing bad has ever happened. I've had some sketchy instances, actually in Central America during COVID. That was maybe one of the worst cases that I've had. But no, I thankfully nothing bad has ever happened. But I plan ahead of time. And to be, to be totally frank, too, when things happen to women, when women go to these countries, these third world countries and something happens to them,

it's because they go up to the men and try to, like, make friends with them. They, for some reason they want to go make friends with these local people in these countries. And that's what sparks the problem in the first place. So, no, thankfully, I've avoided a lot of that just by, you know, just kind of having like some common sense, right? Like, why would I want to go make friends with somebody in Mogadishu, Somalia? That's, that's crazy. I was thinking that was it. I was thinking the reason why is because they're so liberted that they would be like, oh, I can just go and, you know, I have, like, like, they'll have trust. It'll be like, oh, I trust you.

It's like, well, you know. The other, this other weird thing that they say in these weird liberal travel groups is they say, oh, well, you didn't actually experience the place unless you made a friend with a local and they showed you around. They try to come up with these weird, it's almost like a scam that they're pulling, you to try to get you into a dangerous situation. But no, I mean, if you don't do that, if you just have some common sense and, I mean, to be honest, like, as a woman, the best thing that'll keep you.

safe is to have a little bit of a racist mindset, you know, to be a little bit more realistic about race and people. So, yeah, I mean, you can easily go to these places, but you just have to have some basic common sense not to do that. Don't make friends with the locals. The first video I saw was, I think you were in, was it Mogadishu where you were in a museum? It was a museum of British artifacts or something like that. Oh, it's completely ridiculous because the, you know, the Italians came. They colonized Somalia. Somaliland was British, but, no, they colonized this country.

It looked great back in the 30s. It wasn't perfect, you know, but it was basically a pretty nice place. The streets were paved, buildings were fixed. They were mended, you know, maintenance was taking, it was all taken care of. And now you go into this museum. It was wild because the tour guide was so insistent that we go to this museum. So I'm thinking it's a normal museum. And you saw the video.

I mean, you walk into the museum and there's literally piles of dirt. You know, I guess that's the contributions that Somalia has given to the world are piles of dirt. I don't know. I didn't know. There was one poster on the wall with sign language, and I think that was it. There was like nothing else in the museum. The building was empty, and there was gashes out of the walls. There's bullet holes through the whole place.

You know, they had taken the copper out of the electrical wires, you know, the outlets were taken off. So, no, it was, it looked terrible. for some reason that they were so proud of this museum. The tour guide was like, yeah, this is our museum. And I'm like, the most impressive thing about this is the architecture. And you guys, of course, you didn't build the architecture. You know, some white guy came and built it for you. So, yeah, it was just, it was ridiculous. But yeah, I posted that video and it got almost two million views because people, I mean, it was, it was like a joke, you know, it's, and this is their museum that they're proud of. It's crazy. The other thing about Mogadishu was, this,

this was just unbelievable, but they have tuck tucks. They've adopted the tuck tucks from Asia, you know, the little motorbikes with the kind of the cages in the back. But on the back of every tucktuck is an advertisement for a fertility clinic. They have IVF treatment centers over in Mogadishu, Somalia. And I asked my tour guide, I said, why are there fertility treatment centers advertised everywhere here in Somalia? This is a place with a 70% poverty level. Who is getting fertility treatments? 55% of Somalia is related to one another, and they're so,

extremely inbred that they can't have kids. They have problems having children. They're infertile. You know, you become inbred generation after generation. You have, what, five, six generations of cousin marriages and eventually you can't have kids, which is like nature's way of saying, hey, maybe we don't need any more of this species. Maybe this is not a good idea. So, yeah, there's all these fertility treatment centers all over Mogadishu Somalia. And the other thing that that really got me was, do you remember when Trump had that, that, he said he was going to put federal funding towards Medicare and Medicaid for IVF treatments? Yeah, that was, so that was for Minnesota, the state of Minnesota specifically.

And nobody really catches on to the fact that all that money, it's federal tax dollars going to Minnesota. And everyone who's on Medicare and Medicaid over in Minnesota is a Somalian. And, you know, we're literally paying, we're paying with our tax dollars so that Somalians can come over and we're paying them to have more babies. Like, it's crazy. You know, this is like, this is, this is insane what we're doing. Well, what are those babies going to be like? Look, if nature tells you not to do this and you're forcing it through an IVF treatment, you're forcing it through fertility treatments, yeah, I mean, we're going to be paying out the nose just like Britain does. you know, the UK does this all the time with the Pakistanis. They have all these huge,

you know, huge, huge cases of birth defects. I guess that's a nice way to say it. But yeah, it's a huge problem. So I don't know. I don't know what's going to happen. I mean, I'm crossing my fingers. We get some kind of a Caesar that comes and fixes it, but it's a, it's a huge, huge problem. We have a huge, huge problem on our hands right now, everywhere all over the past. What country have you been to the most? Probably Australia. I love Australia. I love Australia and Australians.

Australians are so cool. Australia, I've been to the UK a lot in Switzerland. Switzerland's like, it's, you know, very affluent. Switzerland's really cool, yeah. Geneva's amazing. Zerick's amazing. Yeah. Iceland is amazing too.

I don't know. Have you been there? Yeah. It's my favorite. I love Iceland. The craziest thing when I went to Iceland, I wasn't really looking for it, but after I left, I remembered. I didn't remember seeing a cop the whole time I was there.

Why would you ever need a cop in Iceland? Yeah. Yeah. You know what kills me, though? I just had another friend. They just came back from Iceland, and they said their taxi driver was, again, a Somalian guy when they got off the plane. And I'm like, oh, please no. Please don't tell me that.

It must have gotten their second synagogue. Well, you know, you know the mosque that's being put up in Germany that replicates the Hegeo Sophia from Turkey? It's in, yeah, it's like a mega mosque. I can't even believe that they're going through with that. I'm like, when is somebody going to go? We have a hundred-foot monkey statue in Texas. Oh, oh, I know. I got that one.

I was in Austin like two months ago, and it was Mumbai. like Austin has turned into Mumbai. Yeah, I had the same thing. I was in the Tampa airport, and I was the only, I'm like the only white person in the airport. And I'm like, I'm not even in Africa.

I'm not even in the Middle East. I'm in, I'm in Tampa, Florida, and I can't find an American in the whole, the whole place. It's crazy.

It's just crazy what, what's happened. And, you know, we're only 7% of the world right now. White people are only 7% of the world. And we're taking in the majorities from, from all over the world. I was saying this to another person the other day that, you know, Luxembourg, 52% of Luxembourg is now, non-Luxembourgers.

They were born outside of Luxembourg. And you can't find somebody who speaks Luxembourgish now when you go to the country. So the whole, this whole little population that's been there since like, I think, 920, I think they started in 924 AD, if I remember correctly. But, you know, they've been there for what thousand years. And the whole, this whole people, the whole people have just been completely plucked out of Europe. and we don't even have, we're not going to have any of them if this continues. You know, that whole, that whole country is just going to be gone. That didn't happen by accident.

I mean, none of this has happened by accident. No, no. And, you know, when you go over to Africa, it was like the original Bolsheviks plainfield, you know, and you go through every single country. And the only nice things in the country, any country in Africa, it was all built by white people. You can go anywhere. You go to the Republic of the Congo and you look at the old train station. It's like, oh, that was the French.

You know, you go anywhere you go. There's literally no capital. There's no products. Nothing, nothing was invented on that entire continent except for during the colonial period. That was like the only time when anything was getting developed. And it is, it's scary to think about what's going to happen to Europe and the West. I mean, all of North Africa used to be Roman territory. It was white Christian territory.

All of the Middle East used to be white Christian territory. And it's gone. You know, how long it's to take to take the rest of the anglosphere and the rest of Europe? And it's terrifying to think about what's going to happen in the next hundred years. Never been to Africa. I have no interest in going to Africa. But my friend DE and I, we did a watch along on a Saturday afternoon of Empire of Dust. And you just, people just have to watch that.

You know, it's, I know that you, you're doing the world. all the service. You can, I mean, diary about this and keep diaries and write books about this forever for the rest of your life so that we can know exactly what these places are like. But, you know, most of us are just like, I don't want to do that. I have no interest in being around these people. Yeah, no, and I wouldn't, I wouldn't tell anybody to go. Another really good one. I don't know if, have you ever heard of a documentary called Africa Audio? It was released in 1960. Yeah, yes, yeah, yeah. It was horrible, but it got banned right after it got released. And it's, that's also a good one, but it's a horrible documentary to watch.

It's yucky, you know. Yeah, I'm pirate. What about Asia? Like Oriental Asia. No, it's fine. That's fine. I mean, it's nice over there. But even if we had a bunch of Oriental Asians come over, I still wouldn't like it.

If we were being taken over and replaced with, even with the Japanese, the Japanese are great. Great. But I don't want them to take up 50% of the United States. But no, they took everything from colonialism. They made it work. Yeah, no, they implemented everything that we taught them very well. So now it's it's clean, pretty safe. And it's nice. That's nice. You know, they have good food. It's fun, fun to go over there and travel. You don't even need 50%. I mean, Canada proves that there's, you know, besides the Jeet invasion, which is horrible enough, especially knowing we don't have a border. wall with Canada. The Chinese, I was watching the movie, Year of the Dragon, which was made in like 1985, and the Chinese gang,

the Chinese mob leader was, kept talking about their people in Toronto, their people in Toronto. So the Chinese have been taken over Canada for a very long time, and they don't need 50% in order to do it. No, no, no, they definitely don't. Yeah, I don't know. I have friends in Canada, and it's so hard for them to speak out too,

because they debank you so quickly if you say anything. And it's not just the truck drivers. That happened for a little bit during COVID, but now it's anyone who goes to a protest or they say anything online. Yeah, your bank account just gets ripped away from you. Yeah, I even see, there's even people over in Canada now, minorities that have moved over to Canada,

and even they don't want any more migration. Now you're seeing, there's Indian people over there saying, no, no, we don't want any more Indians over in Canada because it's going to turn into India. We don't want to live in India. It's like, what are they doing? You know how they can help that? They can leave.

I know. We have a solution. Yeah, it's true. Yeah, you can leave. Yeah, that would be nice. But yeah, it's unbelievable what's happened. And it's every single white country. You know, even like Ireland, you'll go to Ireland and they're having this.

And it's like Ireland wasn't a colonizer. They were colonized, you know. But somehow they're supposed to be taking in Africans and Middle Eastern. and all these people. It's nuts. It's just crazy. Yeah, I've always known because of, because I've known, yeah, I've studied the Jews for so long. I've always known that they hated that Ireland sat out World War II, that Ireland was neutral.

But it's become so mask off how much they hate Ireland. I mean, they're just so many of them. And I'm not even talking about like random Jews on the internet, like members of the government who are like, oh, we need to send pagers to Ireland. It's unbelievable. Yeah. Oh, yeah. They hate the Irish. Of course, they hate the Ukrainians. The Ukrainians, you know, they were on to them back when Germany went over to Ukraine.

So that's just a hit and mess with the Jews. But, yeah, no, they've just gotten their hand in everything. They've destroyed every single place almost. And Hungary is gone too now. You know, even, yeah, that one's on the way out. I don't know. I don't know where the next place is. This melting pot continues. Yeah, I assume there's still some countries that are probably cool to go to.

I know a friend of mine who, you know, things like I do went to Spain a couple of years, you know, like a year ago. And he's like, I mean, he's like, it's still a great place to go and visit and everything. But, I mean, there's another one that the Jews have their eyes on because, you know, they their leftist government speaks up about, you know, Gaza and what they do there. I don't know. I don't know how Slovakia has slid under the radar, but somehow that country, it has no mosques. It's completely white. And I'm going, what did they do? And they're never on the news. You know, Poland is always the one that's shown on the news. And they're the next one that they're trying to funnel everybody to. But yeah, Slovakia is, that's, that one is fine.

Somehow they've they've slid under the the Judar so I don't know I don't know what happened with them that's the only one that I know of in Europe anyways that's not even the even the Balkan states are are completely destroyed now they were before of course in the 90s but yeah they're they're gone have you been Israel yep yep it's you know what you know what's amazing about Israel is they can't tell who's who so they'll come up and speak

they speak Hebrew to everybody and they can't tell their own people apart, which is like, you know, nobody's from there. I think that's kind of the lesson is like, nobody's actually from Israel. But yeah, they can't tell their own people apart. It's amazing. They're, yeah, they're from everywhere. Did you guys go to Goddard, West Bank? Yeah.

I went there a little bit. You can't really film there. It's just, I mean, it's just a landmine at this point. There's nothing, there's nothing really to see over there. It's just a bunch of rubble and trash. And, you know, it's, I mean, you've, you've seen it on the news. There's, there's no, there's nothing over there anymore. There's the churches, any churches that were there, Christian churches have been bombed.

Yeah, they've, they've destroyed the whole place. It's funny how they're, they're the only ones who are allowed to fight against the Muslims in their country, but we're not, we just have to accept them and tolerate them. Yeah. And then the Muslims, especially like the Turks, they always end up, um, they always end up bowing to the Jews anyway. They always end up turning on and siding with the Jews. You know, it's, and people are like, oh, the Jews are the only ones who are willing to fight against the Muslims. I'm like, you don't know your history at all.

These people always end up in the same. The Muslims always end up taking the Jews into their country after they get kicked out of a Christian country and protecting them. They always protect them. And, I mean, Islam was created by the Jews. Like, you know, Muhammad got his, got his revelations from. Wasn't it like three or four, three or four of his, of his allies, his closest, the people he started it with were Jews. I mean, these were all quote unquote converts. Well, yeah, and everything, everything in the Quran is just a bunch of, well, there's even a book. Are you familiar with legends of the Jews? No. Writing it down. Yeah, Legends of the Jews, it is word for word everything that's in the Quran.

So the Quran's, the Torah that we have or the Old Testament that we have, of course, it doesn't match the Quran's version. But there's one text that does match the Quran, and it's called Legends of the Jews. It's a book. You can buy it and read it. But yeah, it doesn't match the Old Testament. at all, you know, there's, there's, and not only that, but, you know, Muhammad had confused the characters in the Quran. So, you know, if you ever read through it, like, the characters are all mismatched from, from the Old Testament. But, yeah, Legends of the Jews, that's where it came from. But, yeah, it's crazy. You know, they've created a nice little bio weapon for the whites and the

Christians, the Romans. Yeah. What's the country that you, the country you visited that you've felt the most like, I'm unsafe here. Oh, Afghanistan. Yeah. Yeah, it's horrible. It's like a zombie apocalypse over there. The worst part about it is, too, it's not just that everyone's inbred. They have an IQ of 70. All of them, they have the rags on their heads, an AK-47.

Oh, it's a horrible place, but they're all on drugs. They have so much drug usage in Afghanistan. They're number one for opium. They're just all drugged out. see them like when you're driving down in like a taxi, you know, you'll see them on both sides of the street. The Taliban is on both sides of the street, but their eyes are glazed up, you know, in their forehead somewhere and they're not even, they're out of their minds. You know, they're completely out of their minds. So, yeah, I mean, they, you know, somebody has a gun and

they're not only are they, are they basically inbred and retarded, but they, but they also are on drugs. So, yeah, super, super unsafe place. I would never recommend anybody. to go there. I hate it when I see female travel bloggers, they'll go over to Afghanistan and be like, oh, it's, you know, this place is, it's actually really safe for women and Muslims respect women. And I go, what are you talking about?

Why would you put that on the internet? You know, but, yeah, it's horrible. And all the men there, it was actually kind of funny because I went there with my friend Danny and we were joking beforehand. He was like, he was kind of making fun of me and saying, ha ha, something's going to happen to you. You're going to get raped. You're going to get, you know, getting after whatever. And I said,

no, no, that's not going to happen to me. It's going to happen to you. And when we got over there, the men wouldn't stop touching him, you know, and flirting with him. And it was, it was so creepy. It was such a creepy thing to witness because he, I mean, he would have men say, oh, you're so beautiful. You're so beautiful. And they'd come up and start touching him. The tour guide that we had in Afghanistan, he looks back at him in the car and he asks, oh, do you like to go swimming?

And my friend goes, you know, no, not really. And he goes, well, after the tour, there's a pool and we can go swimming together. And my friend goes, no, no, I didn't bring my bathing suit. I'm not ready to go swimming. And he goes, no, no, it's okay. Women aren't allowed in the pool. It's just for the bros. I was like, oh, Danny, be careful.

Because I'm not the one that's going to get raped. It's going to be you. But, yeah, they're all gay, you know. Oh, yeah. Have you ever talked to any of the, any of, like, military advisors or people who, Americans who trained, trained them, like every Thursday, every Thursday night. You've heard about this, right? They all say the same thing.

Yeah, if you've been to Afghanistan or you served in the military, it's all the same thing. I have, no, I know one guy he was over in Afghanistan, and they had porta-potties set up, and they'd see the porta-pottie rocking back and forth, and, you know, you go and open it, and there's two guys in there, sodomizing each other. You know, it's the land of sodomy. So, and I never know, you know, I always hear people from the right say, oh, if you were in a Muslim country, if you were a gay person in a Muslim country, they'd throw you off the building. And I'm like, no, they probably wouldn't. They'd probably like you a lot because it's the same thing in every single Muslim country you go to.

It's the same thing. All the men are gay. All of them are gay. What's the safest Muslim country? I don't know. People like to say it's Qatar. People always go, oh, Qatar is so safe. It's really not. I have a friend, she's Russian, and she worked over in Qatar for a long time. If you're a woman and you get pregnant out of wedlock there, they can arrest you and put you into prison. You're married. You can't leave the country if you marry some guy over there. You know, if they call the airport and say, oh, my wife's at the airport and she's trying to leave the country, they'll keep you from leaving your flight. There's really no safe Muslim country. All the Gulf states, you know, it's crazy too because all these Gulf states, they have all this oil money from oil that they didn't discover.

They haven't, the Muslims have not discovered one drop of oil on this entire, in the entire world. They've never, they've never discovered any oil. You know, the French discovered the oil in Algeria, the Italians discovered it in Libya. The British discovered it in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, Portuguese and by Iran. And, you know, they haven't discovered any of this. Americans in Saudi. Yes. Yeah, exactly.

And we just gave them all of this oil. And I'm like, what in the world? You know, there was no reason for this. And then you look a little bit closer into it. And certain people were involved in that transfer. Somehow the same are our greatest allies were involved in that transfer to transfer all of the oil over to our enemies who hate us. you know, and want to kill us. Well, they're enemies too, right?

Isn't that what they are? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Aren't they enemies with them? Yeah. Yeah, right. So I don't know what the safest Muslim country is. I don't think that there really is one, to be honest,

because they're all under Sharia law. I've heard that there's just different places that, like, people have been where they're just like, well, they really are, you know, like certain Muslims hate other Muslim countries because they become too, like, I think most Muslims hate Dubai. Well, they hate Dubai because the British built Dubai, and the Germans did all the architecture. You know, the architect of the Birch Khalifa is Aden Smith.

He's an American guy who graduated from Texas A&M. And even the Birch Khalifa, they have all this repair and maintenance on it now that they can't afford to maintain because they're running out of oil. And so now all their money comes from real estate and tourism. them. So, you know, if they ever start taxing people with an income tax, that's going to go away, too. They're on the decline. They're on a fast, a fast-paced decline right now. But no, they just hate them because they let the British come in and set up their whole city, in my opinion. What's your opinion of the Nordic countries, the culture of the Nordic countries?

No, they're long-term thinkers. That's what I always associate with them. I mean, you've heard this before it. I don't want to say this because it's like a dead record, but, you know, you're in the snow, you have three months to prepare for nine months of winter. You have to be a long-term thinker. You look at Russia or any of those Nordic countries. Norway has this huge surplus from all their oil. They're great. They're great countries. They're great people. But, I mean, you know, you've seen the things in the Epstein files about the rural family. The royal families in Norway and all of the Scandinavian countries, they all have some kind of tie to our greatest ally. And I hope that they're not going to, I hope they'll deport all the Muslims, but no, they're going to face the

exact same downfall, just like the Middle East did, you know, back in 600, 700, 800 AD. They're not, they won't say no to anyone. They're too afraid to be rude or to offend anybody. one of the things I wanted to ask is if you've been to Sweden, if you've been to Malmo in the last seven or eight years. The first country I ever went to was Norway. I had a friend in Norway, and that was the first time that I had ever left the United States. And I remember getting off the plane. This was back in 2018. And I mean, even back then, there was just swarms of Muslims all over Oslo.

And this was like eight years ago. But no, I haven't been to Malmo, but I know it's horrible. I've been to Stockholm, and it's the same thing. You can barely even find a Swedish person over there anymore in Stockholm. And if you're one good luck, I mean, it's horrible. It's just absolutely horrible. I've heard that, like in Sweden specifically, because that's the country I've studied the most as far as the Muslim invasion goes.

Also happens to be the place where Barbara Ler and Specter set up her NGO and did that famous video from, that, like, women there, like, they don't even report rapes because they, like, in their minds, they don't even know what, like, they're changing what the idea of rape even is. Yeah, it's, yeah, it's crazy. Well, it's crazy, and it's so sickening because the men won't do anything about it either. Like, they see their own women getting raped,

and it's in the United Kingdom, too. but they don't do anything about it. It's like they're so afraid to be called racist. They won't even like try to ensure the continuity of their own race. And yeah, the women are, I don't even know what to say about that. I mean, I had a disagreement. I was trying to, I was a disagreement with this woman in Norway and she works at a facility that, that again helps Somalians.

It's always Somalians with these people. It's like they took the lowest of the low and just wanted to, you know, use their bio-weapons all over Europe, the West against us. But yeah, she works at a facility for Somalians. But I think she was trying to make excuses for them. And I was telling her, well, why don't you go over to Mogadishu, Somalia? It's so safe over there. You know, you're not a racist, are you?

Come on, go visit. She goes, no, no, no, no, no, that's kind of dangerous. No, I would never want to do that. And I'm going, oh, but you just told me how great Somalians are and how they're such great people and they have such a great rich culture and they're, you know, and all this stuff. But, you know, these liberals just have a yearning for moral superiority. They want to, you know, they want you to think that they're good people. And like, I think above everything, the Scandinavian women, that's like, it's weird because that's like what they want more than anything.

They want everybody to think that they're good people. Are they purposely being obtuse? Or are they really just that because of, because of how they're programmed, they've been programmed, they actually don't see the hypocrisy. and the fact that you, oh, it's really dangerous there. It's like, well, why is it dangerous there? Whose fault is it? As soon as you figure that out, that it's like Haiti is not messed up because of colonization or anything the French did or anything.

No, Haiti's fucked up because Haiti, there's Haitians there's Haitians there. Black people there. And I lived in South Florida for a long time. I mean, probably the biggest stretch of my life I've ever lived anywhere was in South Florida, and it's replete with Haitians. And you will meet, like, really high-cast Haitians, and they will tell you, stay the hell away from Haitians. I mean, they're like, they're absolutely the worst.

You do not want to be around them. No, I think the liberal white women know the truth. I think that they know, I think they know that they sound, you know, out of their minds, and they know the truth. but that doesn't take, the truth doesn't ever take presidents over them feeling good about themselves. They're so self-centered that they'll, they would rather put somebody else's life and safety at risk so that they can feel like a morally superior person. Yeah, it's like a drug. It's like a drug for them. And you have to get them off of that drug and it's hard. It's hard to break that drug. Because I,

I know people, like I was saying, I know a lot of liberals and I have this conversation with them all the time. And they know the truth and they'll admit it. But, They'll never say it. You know, they'll never say it out in public. And they won't, they certainly, like, if it comes to voting, they'll never, they'll never vote in the correct direction. They'll always, they'll always vote on the politically correct side because they, they don't want anybody thinking poorly of them.

Have you been to Haiti? Yeah. Yeah, I went to Capatian. Yeah, it was, yeah, it was horrible, it's horrible place. I mean, there's nothing, there's nothing to say. They, they, they practice voodoo. one of the lowest IQs in the whole world. And the funny part about it is they're so proud that they were the first black republic.

They're all so proud of themselves. They're standing in a pile of dirt and shit, you know, and they're going, yes, we were the first black republic. We drove the French away. And then they'll sit there and tell you, oh, the reason the country's like this is because we owed France a debt. Oh, we owed some debt to the French, and that's why it's like that. They never built one road. They have 132 main roads. All of them built by the United States.

But the worst part about it is if we just, if we cut off all connection to these places, those people would all just, they'd all just vanish. We keep those places open and alive. It's all those NGOs. They get money from the government. And then they'll give them enough support to keep the problem going, you know. Did you go to the other side of the island to making a republic? Yes, yes, of course.

Yeah, it's beautiful. Yeah, my wife's been there too. She's like, oh, it's awesome. Yeah, that's fantastic. Yeah, no, the Spanish did a great job. And it's great because there's so much history. You know, that's where like Cortez and Ponce Dalyon first landed when they came over. So, yeah, no, Dominican Republic is great. It can be a little bit sketchy. It's a little bit dangerous, you know, here and there. But no, overall, it's, yeah, of course, it's nice. It's a nice place to vacation. Well, I mean, there are sketchy parts here that are that you want to avoid too. Yeah. I had never gone to El Salvador when it was, of course, hellhole, but I went last year, and it was, as I was telling people, it was like, I feel safer in like El Salvador.

I felt safer in San Salvador like at like midnight than in like Miami at midnight. How did El Salvador sneak away with? fixing their problems, though. How did they, maybe you know, I don't know. I know that, how did they, did they make a deal with the devil? Like, how did they get under the radar to get everybody in prison? Well, I mean, that's the question. You know, people have the question of whether Buckelly is controlled by, you know, some cabal. You know, Google has, there's a huge Google building in there now. And it's just, you're seeing, this is what happened to Ireland. Ireland, you know, basically eliminated their corporate taxes.

Then everybody's, all these companies started moving there. And then Ireland turned to, you know, their, their government just basically became about business and became very neoliberal. And that's how so much of this happened. So I don't know. You know, it's like, all I know is, is that they were able to do this. And I know there are, I've talked to people who know that people inside our government were like, talking about taking him out because he's just but those forces haven't moved and I assume like I assume he made he made a deal with the devil you know it's just like the same thing

whenever anybody says anything nice about what Malay is doing in Argentina I'm like oh you mean privatizing everything and selling it to Jews yeah that sounds great yeah yeah I know all right So I've said that I think that the H-1B Indian thing is this gigantic sci-out to make us forget about Central Americans coming over the border because there's so much more horrible than Central Americans are. So what's India like? Oh. Oh, it's horrible. Pete. Oh, my God.

It's not funny. It's not funny. It's not funny. It is a giant pile of garbage. And you can't find a nice place there. I went there. Thank God. I went there with my dad in 20.

I think we went in 2019. But it's the worst place on earth. Like it is the worst. It has the most amount of people. It's super congested. It's people on top of people. Yeah, it's just horrible. It's so horrible.

I, yeah. No, I can't even begin to tell you what an awful place India is. no it's just a pile it's just heaping piles of garbage everywhere um there's these when i went when i went there there was uh one one when you when you're there at night time there's never any peace and quiet like there's always honking going on so if you're there for a week it'll drive you insane like your mind literally goes insane because there's never a quiet moment so you have to be on like a really high floor of a hotel or a building or something um but it overwhelms your senses because it stinks, it's loud.

You know, the sites are, it's like looking into the face of Satan when you're there. It's just, it's ugly and horrible. But there were these plots of land because they're so overpopulated. It's like 1.5, I think it's more than 1.5 billion now. But there's these huge plots of land where you pay like a penny. And they're basically a bunch of, I don't even know if you call them homeless because it's like all the people in the country are homeless because their homes are just little like, you know, shacks or like dilapidated buildings that they sleep in. But basically, they'll sleep in the dirt, like all of the lowest cast of people. They all sleep side by side together in a plot of dirt.

And people buy a plot of dirt on the side of the highway. And there's people sleeping. They'll sleep like right next to each other. It's like, it's almost like beds. There isn't a bed. It's literally dirt that they're sleeping in. But you'll be driving down the road and you'll see all these people sleeping like in rows in the dirt along the highway. And this is like they get up in the middle of the day.

They go find trash. They collect trash if they're in the lowest. cast, that's their supposed to be their job, which is another reason why it's so full of trash, because they virtue signal to each other. And I don't know if you call that virtue signaling, but when they see their friend, they'll purposely throw a piece of trash out to let everybody else know that they're not in the lowest cast. So they'll purposely, you know, throw garbage everywhere all the time. They always throw garbage everywhere to let everybody else know that they're not in the lowest cast. And the lowest cast, their job in life is to go clean up garbage. So all

day, all they do is just rummaged through garbage. And then at night, they don't have a place to sleep. So they go to the dirt lot and they go buy a little plot for a penny to sleep on. And this is like a billion people. This is their life every single day. And it's, it's like, you know, if you had a, if you had animals that were eating each other, hurting each other, they, they weren't in good conditions. Everybody would go, hey, this is like really inhumane. You know, we need to fix this. This is, it's almost like you're just, you know, what's the right word? Like you're, you're, you know, you're not taking care of them. But, but this is fine for humans.

We think that this is an acceptable standard of living for human beings. We wouldn't, we wouldn't let an animal live like that in the West, you know. But they wanted their independence. And even the white British that were over in India, they got kicked out that were born there. The white British that were born in India, you know, after Gandhi and after their independence, they kicked out the people that were born there. but somehow if they're born in our country, we have to keep them. This is crazy.

You know, it's just absolutely crazy what we're doing. But, yeah, that place is hell on earth. I can't even begin to tell you how awful that place is. Don't go there. Nobody go there. It's horrible. I've known for a long time how bad it was there. I've said that I've lived in Romania,

but I just really stayed a very long stretch there working. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I was walking with a friend of mine, an American, and we were in Bucharest, and there was someone had died in a doorway, and we stumbled upon it. And, you know, it was the first time I ever stumbled upon a dead body. And, yeah, I was shook, but my buddy was like, he, like, he's just completely, and I'm like, How can you stay so calm? He's like, I spent six months in Calcutta.

He goes, you step over dead bodies in the street. You know, and that's when I was like, and I'm like, well, that's just Calcutta, right? India's not, he's like, no. He's like, the whole thing is like that. Yeah. And he said, he said, he knew the first time he ever went there, he knew there was something wrong because he said, as soon as the airplane door cracks, you get hit with the stench of death, no matter what city you fly into.

And he's like, how could you go there? And he's, you know, how could you work there? And everything, he's like, he's like, I was just really strong in my Christian faith. He's like, my Christian faith strengthened when I was there because it was like, you just have to survive on faith, basically, because you can't believe what you're seeing. Yeah, yeah, that's how I felt too. It feels like you're, yeah, it feels like you're looking, it feels like, yeah, you're looking at Satan. Like, that's how dark and demonic and horrible that places. Yeah, that's so, such a good way to put it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, India can easily destroy the human soul. It's a horrible, it's a horrible place. Yeah. What about South America? Like, what's Bruce? I mean, I hear so many different stories about Brazil. I think the more, I think the more libertine someone is, the more they enjoy Brazil. I went to, I went to the white towns in Brazil. So I went to this place, I think it's called Campos, Doe, I'm sure I'm butchering that. I went to like a little, I went to like the little Swiss towns. There's a lot of like little German towns there. But I did stay away from like the favelas.

and the big cities because I had gone through so much of South America at that point. And I was just so tired of like slums. I was like, no, I can't do this. And so I just went to the nice places in Brazil. And it was great. Like if you do, and it's cheap too. So if you do stay in the nice places, it's fantastic. But again, you're running into people of European descent.

You're running into a bunch of Portuguese people. So it's not like, or Germans or whoever, Italians. But yeah, if you're in the favelas, it's Africa. I mean, you're in Africa already. It's partially why I was so comfortable going to Africa because, I mean, even you go to London or you go to Paris or any of these places and you're basically in Africa already. It's already like you're in Africa. I just got back from Venezuela. And, yeah, that place is just, it's a disaster.

Again, our greatest allies helped to destroy that one. But it's still in the same hands even after Maturo left. So there's really not going to be a huge change. anyways. But yeah, it's sad. I mean, it used to be nice. In the 80s, it was nice. And you see the like the skeletons of when it used to be so beautiful and nice. But yeah, now it's, it's, I mean, everybody knows what Caracas is like. It's just, it's just horrible. Stirty, filthy, you know. I've heard there, that Columbia is getting cleaned up that, like, more people are vacationing there and people are actually, some Americans are actually moving there.

It's expensive now too. When I went back in 20, I think I went 2018 or 2019, or maybe it was after that. I can't remember, but I went there a long time ago, but it was so cheap. And now when you go there, I recently just went there as well on the way to Venezuela. And it's becoming, yeah, it's becoming more and more westernized Colombia. The most natural place is Bolivia, though. It was the least colonized out of all of the places in South America. if you wanted to see what, you know, the Americas looked like before the Europeans,

I think Bolivia would be the closest place where you could see what it was actually like. They practice voodoo. They have little, you know, it's, well, you know, you know what, how Native Americans were. But, yeah, that's probably the least developed out of all of them. I would say the best is either, it's either Argentina or Chile. but it's just because there's, I mean, you know, the history of both of those. So it's the same thing. You know, the whiter you get, the nicer the places and the darker, it's, you know, it just gets worse and worse and worse.

Yeah, if you have Castizo who goes in, it goes in there and he kills all the communists in Chile, you know, you can, the place is going to clean it up pretty well. Somebody recently, I think it was like Eric Erickson or something, this friggin' total toolbag conservative talking about. And Pinochet took, he would load up helicopters full of communists and take him out into the middle of the ocean and throw them out. And I'm like, and? Yeah. I'm like, what else do you do with them? Yeah, what else do you do with the company? That's a good question.

So here's a question. Were you always inclined towards the right wing, or did you, was there anything that you experienced that based, pushed you in that direction? No, I mean, I had good parents growing up. They were both, both my parents were based. My dad was very aware he wasn't, no, I used to travel a lot with my dad when he was here. So, no, I was almost always on the right wing side, but now I'm super right-winged because I just have so much more knowledge and info to kind of back it up. And that is the great thing about traveling to these horrible places. That's one of the silver linings because it's awful. I don't know why I challenged myself to do this. What an awful idea. But I did. I'm already too far. I can't stop now. But that is one of the good things is at least, you know, now I have a little bit more insight. Yeah, it's, um, good.

Oh, yeah, sorry. Sorry, I didn't make a cut off. Oh, I was going to go off on a rant about black people. So it's, don't, just, just go right over me. I mean, you know, I, I grew up, I spent the first 18 years in my life in the Bronx and not in the good section of the Bronx. So, um, yeah, I pretty much better, you know, and then I lived in South Florida. And then I lived in Atlanta. And so it's like, I mean, basically, and I live in.

Alabama now but I live in a very small town in Alabama and the blacks here are very cool like their country they're like country blacks okay yeah yeah they're like really cool but you know I mean I lived in it I lived in Atlanta and worked in Atlanta so um yeah I'm pretty pretty familiar oh oh that's that's so that's so awful um it's awful too if you have young kids and they're they're raised in that environment because I have you ever heard of the little Albert study where they tried to raise a human baby with a chimp? No. They, this is a 1930s study. It's called the Little Albert study. You can look it up, but they,

they took perfectly healthy little baby and they tried to raise him alongside a chimpanzee. Their goal was to show that that your environment that you're raised in, it secures or it defines your IQ and what you're able to do, right? So they want to wanted to say, you know, take a high IQ and a low IQ bean, raise them exactly the same. When Albert ate, the chimp ate, when he went to bed, the chimp went to bed, when he was praised or cuddled, the chimp was praised and cuddled. Of course, the chimp maxes out his abilities. His motor skills are maxed out. He gets maxed out on everything very quickly. But this is the important part. The baby, he fell behind on every single one of his benchmarks. And later he grew up

and committed suicide. Because when you're, when you, this is the thing. And they've known this for years. They've known this for years. And they never, they never, the Jews have known this for years. This is so well known, but they never publicize it and it's very undercover. But when you, when you have two kids, two little babies and they're young under five years old and you try to raise them equally, the lower IQ one maxes out his abilities quickly.

And the higher IQ one, his, his IQ and his ability drops. it hurts it hurts them you know to the point where this baby literally became mentally retarded but they've actually done the study again and again and again and again and the higher IQ the baby is if you do this with a Japanese baby the more the more difficulties or the more the more I don't want to say suffering but it impacts them to a to a greater degree you know and the lower IQ babies they're not as impacted by this it doesn't really do anything to them So, you know, when you're talking about like, yeah, you know, I was in the Bronx or in Atlanta, it always, that's another thing, too, is when they try to, like in the United Kingdom, I don't know if you've seen the test scores in the United Kingdom. And this could be fabricated too, but the test scores for public schools, not for private. So this is a little bit skewed. But the native white Brits are put below, they're claiming that they're doing worse than the Nigerians, the Africans that are over in the United Kingdom and the Indians. And I don't know if it's real data.

I have a feeling that this has been skewed and it's public schooling again. So it's not, most, most kids in Britain are raised in private schools. They go to private schools. Like they don't, if you live in Britain and you're a white person, your child most likely doesn't go to a public school unless you're, unless you're a working class person and you just can't afford the private school. So maybe, maybe they go to a public school. But, and again, it could be because the schools might get more funding if these

minority students are put at a higher degree in their test scores. but this is what the test scores show. And I'm going, no, that's not, it's not even possible because you look at the average IQ of a Nigerian. First, it's way below retardation. Their average IQ is like in the upper 70s. You know, there's no way that these students, these kids are doing better than a white British student. And not only that, but the African people, you know, for years, when they were in their tribes, maybe the best way to say this is if you spend a lot of time in,

Africa, you notice that every single tribe has a different language. And the languages only have a couple hundred words in them. They're almost nothing. You're like, you could learn an African language in a week because there's no, there's no concepts or words in the language. But the words don't overlap. Every single tribe has a different language. And there's no words that overlap because they never traded with one another. And they never co-mingled with one another. So the tribe, just like the Somalians, they would, they would breed with each other year after year after year, become extremely mentally retarded. And a lot of them, sometimes they would die off because, again, they were inbred so that they couldn't even, they get to a point where they couldn't even reproduce.

But, you know, these are the genes that are being shipped over from Nigeria into the United Kingdom. And they're trying to say that these students are doing better than native British students. Like, no, it's either you're lying or it's really negatively affecting these British students to be raised from a young age from preschool level alongside all of these other populations and it's hurting them. It could be both. It could be both that they're testing, that the English, the English boys are, or English boys and girls are testing lower, but they're pumping up the other, the scores of the blacks. Yeah. Yeah, it's probably, yes, yeah, I agree. But it's, it definitely has a negative effect on high IQ beans to be raised alongside low IQ beans. And this is something that

they've known for a long time and they continue to push it. Like they try to push it as much as they can, that they, you know, babies to have babies and toddlers raised together in these environments. It reminds me of the, how when white societies, whenever foreign elements, especially black elements or historically enemy elements are introduced to that society, how women have a tendency to go fertile, infertile. They go infertile because it's a historical, like a blood memory kind of thing where they just, they feel like they're in danger now. And then.

Yeah. Yeah. That's exactly. That's exactly it. Yeah. Oh, I'm so sorry. I said Little Albert. It's not Little Albert.

It's Little Donald. So it's Little Donald. It's called the Little Donald study. There's another study called Little Albert, and I got the two confused. so I'm sorry about that. But yes, little dots, if you look it up, it's the chimp study. But yeah, that could definitely be it. I think it's the birth control, though.

I think that's where the infertility is coming from in women in the West, at least. Another our greatest ally. And the birth country is the Soviet Union to use the birth control. So it's all, it's all tough. Yeah, I had an ex who she was on birth control. she, oh, you're having hormone problems. Here, take these at like 13. Yeah. Oh, you have a pimple? Oh, got to take birth control. Yeah. Yeah. It's, and it's not only that. It's also just basically getting people rewiring their minds to think that this is a good thing, that this is something that they're always going to have to be on. Oh, if I go off of this, this could happen and everything. And basically it lends itself to. infertility and people not wanted to have kids.

Yes. Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, how can you, even a, I have a friend, she's, she's, she's, she's a, she's a zoologist and she moved to South Africa before apartheid ended, a long time ago. She's been studying sharks, the sharks in Durban for years and years and years. But they have, they have all these elephants in Africa and they're, they're overpopulated. A lot of people think that they're going extinct, but they're not. They're overpopulated. So they've put all of these elephants on birth control. And her argument is always the same. It's if an animal is, how can you argue that something is going extinct when it's on birth control?

And it's like we're 7% of the population. How in the world do we still push for birth control? And why? Because somebody might have, they might be poor and have a child. The poor Somalians up in Minnesota, they don't have any money. They're all on welfare and they have what, 12 kids a couple? you know, and we're told that, oh, you need to earn at least 200, $250,000 to have a child. I mean, it's, it's so obviously planned.

It's just so obvious the degree to which we're being brainwashed. And it's the whole society everywhere. All right. So here's the real test, and we'll end with this. Have you been to Antarctica? No. No, I want to go this February, though. I'm so excited for that.

I can't wait. How are you going to Antarctica? I always assume if anybody goes to Antarctica, they're a fed. I'll tell you a trick, actually. This is what I'm going to do. It's really expensive. It's a really expensive ticket. It's like $10,000 if you go to Antarctica and you book ahead of time.

But you can go to the tip of Ushawa down at the very bottom near Chile and Argentina. And if you just hang out there for a week, you go to the ticket office every day, and you see if they have any spots open because they never sell out. and they'll give you a ticket for a third of the price. So if you want to go to Antarctica instead of paying $10,000, you can pay like $3,000, $3,000-ish dollars, but you just have to go there and kind of hang out and go to the ticket office every day.

But that's what my plan is. I don't know if it's going to work. So I'll be updated if it works. It's kind of crazy because it's like, do they have a city there with hotels or are you just hanging out with penguins? I mean, what the hell is going on there? It's just penguins.

I can't wait. I love penguins. Yeah, it's just penguins. stay on the ship, you know, you sleep on the ship, but yeah, that's going to be great. Yeah, that's crazy. So what are the, what are, what are the nine? Let's see, Antarctica, Iran, what are the other ones? North Korea.

North Korea, Turkmenistan, Turkmenistan's an easy one. I'm going to, I'm doing that this year too. Turkmenistan, Iran, I never know how to say it, Iran, Iran, whatever. I have that one, Molly, Chad, Niger, Sudan, Central African Republic. I just got my Central African Republic visa the other day. I think I already said North Korea. Yeah, North Korea and Iran. Those are the ones that I'm missing.

Yeah, it's almost like you'd have to get a second passport to go to North Korea, because I'm seeing all these videos. And apparently it's like not a Potemkin village anymore. They literally have set it up where it's flourishing. in Pyongyang and I don't know how I don't know so much about outside but definitely the things I see from Pyongyang look look good yeah I don't know if it's it's you know you've heard that I'm sure you've heard the discussion whether it's fake if it's a if it's a city a pretend city or not I don't know I mean I haven't been there I don't know but it's it's high on my list I mean

I'm I'm excited for it I can't wait and I need another passport for Niger Chad probably Sudan as well because we got banned earlier this year from from from Chad too. And Iran, of course. I'll probably be another password for Iran. Let me ask you about this. I didn't ask you about the most obvious one. Russia and Ukraine. I loved Russia. I loved it. I wish, and I don't, you know, old Russia, the old Russia before the Bolsheviks, it was beautiful. Like you go to Moscow and St. Petersburg. Oh, it's beautiful. You know, and they have caviar. They have fur jackets. It's like, it's really, you know, kind of nice and bougie. The history is really interesting. But yeah, I loved it.

I went with my dad, and we had a great time there. Ukraine was, well, it was just, you see the aftermath of communism there. And a lot of things are just completely destroyed there. So, I mean, of course, it's very corrupt. But it's still very safe. If you're a woman, of course, it's safe there. You go out at 3 a.m. Nothing's going to happen to you.

So it was fine. Both of them were fine. But Russia has a lot of cool history. So I liked. Yeah. Yeah. Ukraine is being slowly destroyed and they're shipping Jews back in.

I saw that too. Yeah. Yeah, for their pilgrimage. The, Dr. Johnson's been talking about how you know, the new Khazaria project where they were going to.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's amazing that they know that they came from there too and they'll accept it. They know that they're not actually Semitic people. It's crazy, you know? I just can't imagine going to some of these places.

I mean, I watch a couple of your videos on Instagram and what's funny is, is it like, if you know, like you're, if you're watching that and you know what you believe, like your belief structure, what your priors are, you could just hear the frustration in your voice sometimes when you're dealing with these people. It gets challenging sometimes. Yeah. Yeah, it does. The best way to talk to low IQ people, though, is talk to them like their toddlers.

They respond the best to that kind of, kind of verbiage. But you try to treat them like an equal, and that never goes well. it just gets you into a lot of problems. Well, let's wrap it up there. After you hit a couple more places, you can come back and talk about it. But do you want to point people to your Instagram or anything you want to, anything you wanted to promote? I know your channel gets taken down.

Hopefully it's up by the time that they see this. Yeah, if the channel's still up, it's just Escape with Emily. I mean, you can find it. If you type in Escape with Emily, it'll pop up on YouTube or Instagram, But yeah, if it's not there anymore, it's because it got taken down. I appreciate your time, and I'm sure everybody who's going to listen to this is going to appreciate it too. Thank you. Thank you.

Thanks for inviting me. Have a great day.