The Pete Quiñones Show - Pony Express Radio 08/27/26 - Caste Out

Episode Date: August 28, 2026

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Yes, yes, chat, indeed. We are late, but we are indeed not fake and we most certainly are not gay. So welcome back to another episode of Pony Express Radio. I hope I'm coming in loud and clear. Got myself a new microphone now, so hopefully the audio is coming in pretty nice. But we are back to discuss the news going on in this great world of ours once again. you know, I'm constantly talking about number one, our amazing music intro and our fantastic thumbnails. And, you know, some people might actually say they might be a keynote, I think is the word the kids are using these days. And joining myself and Mr. P. Quinones tonight is none

other than keynote politics. How are you, sir? Yeah, you know, I'm like on this new newcomer on the scene. So I just really appreciate you guys giving me this break. I hope I don't disappoint you. Yeah, I know. This is your first. time ever recording ever in the history of anything you know yes thank you thank you for coming i'm just finally i'm i got tired of being a lurker you know yeah absolutely um well um pete how you doing this week uh do not redeem do not redeem yeah well we gave you the uh week off last week and then uh you come back and uh now we get to talk about uh the indians so uh you know especially after i was in friggin Austin, Texas, which is like literally fucking Mumbai.

I'm scared to go back to Texas, man. I haven't been back in Texas in 15 years. I think it was the last time I was in Texas. And I got telling him, kind of scared to go back. You know, I loved Texas. I love Austin, actually. And I like Portland. There are cities that I've had a good time in.

But watching like the amount of friggin Indians that I saw in Austin this week. again, really, it was very black pilling. Well, hopefully this show won't be as black billing as that, but, you know, it depends on what we say when we get through these stories this week. So, but keynote politics, you have something to promote, sir. So how about you get through with your shilling and then we'll get into the stories for this week? I appreciate that, man.

I, you know, I somehow managed to stumble upon this lost relic, which is. is a thing of myth and legend, but folks were anticipating the Last Picture Show's Film Festival 2025 and somehow it's like one of those like, you know, records that got lost in a flood or the recording studio burned down. But they are here. They are miraculously preserved like the Dead Sea Scrolls. And people can enjoy 25 episodes of the Last Picture Show's film festival. I believe Red Hawk graciously posted a link in the the the show notes here in the chat.

These two gentlemen were among the guests. Red Hawk forced me to watch Grand Torino. So, you know. Oh, man. How crazy is, I mean, imagine if we were recording that after the $20 burrito debacle. I'm sure. Yeah, yeah. We would have been way more angry in that recording.

Yeah. Pete, I'm completely blanking on the name of that beautiful David Bowie film that. you elected to talk about. The hunger. The hunger, yes. Yeah. Tony Scott. Who knew he had it in him?

It was beautiful, beautifully filmed, dark kind of noir vampire movie. So amazing. Love it. Still watch it all the time. Not his usual style by any means, but very good. Yeah. Well, people can listen to a great collection of film reviews. Link is down in the description.

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It's a time capsule. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. All right. Well, speaking of the end of White Boy Summer. We do have to get through the ads and whatnot, keeping the lights on here at the OGC secret bunker. So first off, as ever, a white boy summer is drawing to a close, but you guys should still be in tip-top shape. And the best way to do that is to get involved with Axios for fitness and coaching. The link is down in the description where JD will whip you guys into shape.

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into, you know, on this show, we are often talking about the many things we are currently very upset about with the Trump administration, of which there are many. but also nobody on this program and nobody in the audience can call us unfair, I'd say, because when there are some wins, we absolutely will praise them on this show. And this week, we actually do have quite a bit of wins to discuss. So most of them actually relates to the immigration front, which of course has been the number one issue here at the OGC, ever since the founding of the organization was the demographic security of our nation and our people.

And the Trump administration has been making waves on this. this week. Number one starting is that apparently the administration has paused all, repeat, all immigration and visa appointments worldwide, apparently. So this is, of course, for the legal pathway to citizenship. Everyone is talking about, you know, the focus has always been, oh, well, we have so many illegal immigrants in this country or what have you, but we over here know that actually one of the other issues, of course, is the legal side of the immigration issue, that we have way too many legal immigrants in this country. It was revealed during the opening days of the Trump administration that we had 50 million people in the United States that were standing, that were

in this country on some form of visa or another. And apparently the Trump administration, you know, has just said, okay, we're going to shut down all of these immigration, you know, meetings that you have in various places, you know, for people to look over your application and admit you for the country. And the excuse they gave was, we're giving everybody new training, is what they said. So, I mean, we'll have to see what this actually entails,

you know, but they've been shut down from various, you know, judges saying, oh, you can't just shut down universally? All of these, you know, meetings or what have you, were all legal pathways to citizenship or to visas. And the Trump administration has now said,

okay, well, fine, we're not going to shut them down. We're just shutting down the, you know, stations where people are going to have these meetings, because everyone needs to get new training at these places. So, you know, I think that's kind of a clever way to get around this, you know, definitely not the strong fist that we'd like, just saying, no, nobody's allowed in. The borders are closed. But you know what?

This is a start. What do you guys think? Well, I mean, I look at a 109 year weight and, you know, Indians really shouldn't be upset about that. I mean, they do believe in reincarnation. So, you know, fuck them. They'll come. They just need to come back and, you know, find their place in line again, I guess.

But just a never-ending cycle. You know, the samsara of standing in line. You know, it's like me at the DMV. I mean, this is great because seeing, I know that Greg Abbott has his own thing. I think someone told me he had gone to, he's gone to India like seven different times or something like that. So basically just has to go to Dallas now to go to India. Why is he on a make the trip? Yeah, it's his doing.

But the, you know, this is this is where you start. I mean, the whole H1B and which are H2Bs or H3, H5,000B, whatever the fuck. HIV. Yeah, well, yeah. Then shutting that down, I mean, that's a great place to start. So, you know, I mean, this is, you know, this is obviously, obviously a white pill. And, you know, really the system just really needs to be destroyed. so that no one can, you know, the next administration, whoever it is, can't, you know, would have to rebuild it from scratch if they wanted to do it.

I mean, fire everybody who has anything to do with it. Just shut it down completely. This is, it's been a bane of, you know, a lot of our problems. I mean, what are the top 10 restaurants in Silicon Valley are all Indian? I mean, this has to stop. And I guess this is a good place to start. Yeah, I mean, we're going to get into the Silicon Valley and Indian CEOs and whatnot a little bit later in the show. But, you know, keynote politics.

Any initial thoughts on legal immigration? Yeah, you know, I feel like that the Trump administration has suffered such catastrophic aura loss in recent months that it's hard. Even though I don't, I can't pick out anything specifically to be cynical about. with this news, it's still very difficult for me to be excited or invested in it. I just have this strange sense that it's pure like K-Fabe kind of simulation politics. It's definitely interesting you say that because that certainly has been my initial reaction to a lot of these. In the forever Dharma wheel of it's so over and we're so back kind of deal, you know.

I don't know if I'm quite ready to turn over on the whereso back side of things quite yet. But that being said, it certainly does seem something more decisive than like, you know, a handful of a few thousand people being sent back to countries. You know, I'll say this too. I mean, this isn't the only thing that we have to talk about on the immigration front. And I find it interesting that, you know, the fact that they're doing so many things in a short period of time, obviously, shows me the number one, this is deliberate to try and get the focus back onto, you know, the domestic issues, which has been something that the base has just been screaming for, despite what Fox News boomers will tell you, is that this has just been the main focus of the

Trump administration from day one as it relates to the base is we need stuff done on the domestic front. We do not care about these international issues. We do not care about these foreign wars. You know, when you pull Americans to ask them, should Iran have a nuclear weapon? You know, a lot of Americans say, well, yeah, of course, sure. Iran shouldn't have a nuclear weapon. But when you then ask them, would you be willing to pay an additional 50 cents per gallon of gas for Iran to have a nuclear weapon? Of course, everybody says no. You know, and you can look at this with as it relates to any of these polling.

So it's always important to watch what they actually are polling, what the actual questions are with these polls. You know, when you actually get to a little bit more specifics on, you know, what you are willing personally to give up as a race as Iran war. you find out, just as we all were saying from the very beginning, that, yeah, the majority of Americans are not interested in more foreign adventurism. Americans are not interested in starting random wars in the Middle East for Israel. You know, Americans are interested in the cost of living crisis, immigration, and other issues, which we will be talking about later in the show. But, you know, so, you know, I mean, this is a good start shutting down all of these

immigration meetings all across the world. apparently the only ones that they are still considering are South Africa, which has been, you know, of all things that the Trump administration has done, I don't think any of us really would have thought of that like five years ago. We were talking about the issues with what is arguably perhaps the most anti-white country in the entire world, you know, and the spotlight, the Trump administration in particular, has put on South Africa. And the South Africans have only, are the only group of people that have been let in under the United States refugee program since Donald Trump has been back in office in a second term.

So, you know, I don't think there's anything we could really complain about there, you know. It does kind of put me back in mind. I don't know if you guys remember this. This is like circa like 20, like right, right when Trump was first, first elected, like 2017, the embargo against all Muslim countries. I was there, Gandalf. Yeah. Yes.

Yeah, but that was a, that was a, I don't know. nobody talks about it much anymore. I don't even really know what eventually came of it, but it was ultimately a showmanship. So I feel like I still kind of have that taste in my mouth. Yeah, I mean, we always have to be nervous, shall we say, or I'm a little bit skeptical of these things because, you know, as I'm wanted to say on the show, you know, District 7 Court of Appeals judge

Abdul al-Kiboum could just easily show up and say, no, Trump, you can't do this. But, you know, we'll have to wait and see how this goes. But I do like how, once again, the issue of legal immigration is back in the limelight here discussing this. So, hey, Indian workers seeking green cards, waiting hundreds of years. You know, that's a good thing in my book. Other announcements on this front with immigration is that apparently the Trump administration is going to start reviewing all 50 million visas, currently inside the country and looking at them for fraud or government fund usage and are going to be removing people who are on the public dole, basically, which, you know, this is like

something we're constantly talking about on the show and other places is, wait, we were doing what? Every single day. It's like, wait a minute, they were getting funding for what? They were getting PPE loans. They were getting funding for mortgages. They were getting access to SNAP and all these other programs. They're getting free driver's licenses in certain states.

It's like, what? What is this insanity? And then Trump just goes, oh, we're stopping this. It's like, why the fuck was this here in the first place? The one thing we have to remember is, is I love hearing this. I mean, I can't complain about this. This is a win and I have to give it to the administration. But this is also a lot of what we're seeing, you know, has to be enforced. And, you know, like you said, judges jump in the way and do and, you know, it seems to cause problems and, you know, pretty much put a stop to anything this administration wants to do. But also, it has, you know, it really just has to be enforced.

You can pass, there are a ton of laws on the books that don't get, you know, they don't get prosecuted. They don't get enforced. So you just need to enforce this. I mean, this, this is a win if, if you enforce it. Now, let's see you enforce it. And, you know, I'll support it 100%. I mean, this was the only issue to vote for him for was the possibility that something was going to be done about immigration.

And, you know, if it's starting now, is it too late? Well, I mean, who knows? But, you know, this would be where this would be a great start to just shut them the fuck down. after that trip to Texas, I don't want to see another one of them for the rest of my life. That's for sure. Yeah, indeed, indeed. You know, I will make a brief mention of this other headline story, which, you know, is definitely the most sensational of the three that apparently ICE is looking into Ilhan Omar.

And apparently there was a raid done on, you know, I, I caught. in saying son because like who the fuck knows with her family right you know is the son the cousin the cousin the nephew the nephew the brother i know who fucking knows but apparently somebody within ilhan omar's orbit um was raided it was caught in possession of illegal firearms so i mean well uh that's interesting uh to say the least you know i'd much rather prefer it if they actually got rid of the woman herself we'll see what ends up happening on that front there's been whispers going on that ice is looking into Ilhan Omar specifically, that would be a major, major change in discourse on this country if we actually go and deport somebody who is a sitting member of Congress. That would be

fucking amazing if that was to happen. There's a huge shift if that was to occur. So watch this space on that one. But one of the things I want to actually inject in this conversation is a lot of the discussion around the idea of how many immigrants, foreigners, illegal or otherwise are in the United States. And I think it really just doesn't serve anybody to talk about these numbers and get lost in the minutia of, oh, well, actually, there's X amount of illegals and X amount of legals. And, you know, this is like an argument that leftists just love to jump in on, right? Because I had hundreds, if not thousands, of lefties swarming my mentions on Twitter this

week because I was tweeting out about, you know, there's 100 million foreigners in this country. And then, like, the leftists can always just come in and go, well, actually, at the center for, you know, immigration studies or whatever says there's actually only 15 million illegals in this country. Ha, what are you a stupid judd or whatever? Are you uneducated? Are you retarded? Or whatever? So I just don't think it's very productive to get caught into the distinction between legal and illegal at all, basically, because they're all foreigners and we all want them gone. And we all know from the numbers, just number one, by looking at the fact that they've used that 10 million illegal immigration number from the 80s since Reagan was in office. We know they let in at least 20 million

under Biden that we know of, right? And the other issue here is that in my conception, in illegal is the child of an illegal, an anchor baby, if you will, that is an illegal person who should never be here in the United States. Are the numbers going to classify anchor babies or the children of illegal immigrants as an illegal immigrant? Of course they're not. They're just as American as you and me, according to Amy Coney Barrett. So just this idea of getting caught into, well, actually, it's only this amount of number, this amount of number, what have you. And then we also talked about the 50 million legal ones there here under these visa systems,

the 50 million. How many kids do they have that are also, you know, quote unquote, you know, Americans, right? The best way to step over this is just to say foreigners. There's 100 million foreigners in the United States. We all know this. And if like the numbers were going to come out tomorrow and say that, you know, if we had like the pie in the sky, you know, or like perfect numbers so we could like snap our fingers, you know, and say, oh, well, actually there's 95,000, 364,000, you know, illegals in this country.

Well, I want to find 100 million, you know, find me them. Like, find me these foreigners. And I will make that number 100 million and get rid of these people. This is the way to properly address this issue. It's just to say foreigners. There's 100 million foreigners in this country. We all know it. The demographics of this country are not secure. We all know the country is below 50% white at this point. I don't think anybody can argue otherwise at this point. Just look around. Go to your local Walmart.

Go to a Costco. Go to any gas station. Go to any public place. Go to the zoo. Go to an amusement park. Go to your local church. You go anywhere. And you just see that, you know, I mean,

fucking Pete was just talking about it at the beginning of the show. Austin might as well be a foreign country. Most of our cities in this country are like that as well. There's 100 million foreigners in this country. Do not let people get you bogged down in. legal versus illegal or what have you. And the one final thing I'll mention on this and then I'll let you other two guys come in here, going on a long rant here. The distinction between legal and illegal is another one of these weasel words that people in charge, especially leftist chernos,

will use to trap people, particularly, you know, kind of uneducated people on this issue, saying, well, actually, like, you're secretly racist or something. You think all these people like don't belong here, what have you, but really what's going on when people look around and they see, you know, Akshupta and everybody else sitting in their country in their hundreds of millions, right? They just assume average Joe Blow on the street that this has to have been done illegally because the average Joe Blow cannot possibly comprehend the level of betrayal and the hatred that our current ruling class has for the people living in their country. They just assume this must have been done illegally. There's no way that this was done intentionally by,

the people in charge. There's no way this was done legally. Why do they hate us so much? Why do they want to destroy our home so much? Why do they hate white people so much? The average Joe on the street does not think in these terms. Okay. So when they go and just assume that all the Indians here are here illegally, because they see it for what it is, actually. They see that it is a betrayal because it is a betrayal. They don't have to, they don't speak it in the, you know, the highly educated terms, right, and show you all the numbers, but they're still directionally correct. Well, I mean, what it comes down to is when you look at the population and you look at sensors,

you know, we have more than 330 million people in the country. And that's what they say. They say 330 million citizens. I'm assuming that means people who are supposed to be here. And then someone comes along who probably knows better than other people, especially people who are going to be speaking in their homelands pretty soon. the people who are going to be speaking in their homelands pretty soon make a fucking crusade on social media to try and just try and say well that number is not right so even if if it isn't a hundred and

seven million say it's 80 million say it's 70 million is saying 107 million bad I mean what the fuck is wrong with you they the left uses propaganda all the time you have to the only reason that you're doing this is because you think you're defending Trump, that Trump needs defending. Oh, well, don't make it any worse than it already is. No, it's probably worse. Trump doesn't need defending. Everyone who's saying, who has an opinion,

isn't lying on purpose like so many fucking people think. Oh, if you're saying something about Trump, you're lying because you have the worst intentions. like nobody could ever just be wrong. Pull your fucking tongue out of Trump's ass and just tell, you know, fucking you have work to do. No one is coming to save you. Trump is not coming to save you.

Whatever, any kind, any gains towards what we want that this administration makes is just going to be a bonus. We're going to have. have to do the work. All right. Stop the fucking bullshit. Oh, we have to destroy Tucker Carlson because he, because he,

shut up. Shut the fuck up. You're like women on fucking social media attacking each other. Shut up. Just fucking get some work done yourself. God, do you fucking, you know,

the, the, the, the, the, um, illegal versus, as illegal is kind of just a very old red herring at this point.

But it does, it's sort of like the same obfuscation between like when people talk about America was made by immigrants because they, they officiate the concept of settler and the concept of an immigrant. But it does get people, especially sort of your normally Republican types, to shy away from stepping on the third rail of yeah well I just don't want foreigners in this country so it's there it's a it's a it's a fence that's been put up there because a lot of people particularly sort of mainstream conservatives are just too skittish to uh to to leap over it um so sadly it does does do a lot of work yeah uh absolutely i mean in the best way to uh

get involved in this conversation, just to step over it. Again, like, just get right to the meat of the matter, which, you know, the, the, the, the, the quote-unquote low IQ chud on the street who assumes that, you know, Aksha is here illegally. Like, that guy's correct in the sense of, yeah, he shouldn't be here. And it might as well be, it basically should be illegal for our elites to betray us the way they have by putting all these people into this country. So obviously that, that guy, the low IQ chud is more correct than, you know, the fucking Kato instance. Institute or anybody else, you know, who's trying to tell you that, oh, well, actually, you know, there's a great big difference between people who come here legally and contribute to this country and otherwise. It's like, no, we don't want foreigners here, which is a completely reasonable position for everybody in the entire world to have. And let us not bring up once again the fact that all the establishment conservatives will absolutely hold up this principle for their number one pet being the state of Israel. You know, that country is allowed to have demographic security. It's a place that exists in all time and all places for the Jews and the Jewish people. a right for their own people to control their destiny. No other country on the entire planet gets this right except Israel,

which is absolutely ridiculous. It's not a standard that anybody else was expected to hold up until extremely recently, the last couple of decades. Okay. So stepping over it, step over this discussion. Step over it entirely. There are too many foreigners in this country. Everybody knows it.

I don't care if they're here legally. I don't care if they're here legally. They all have to go. All of them. All right. So why don't we stay on? this topic a little bit here and we can actually discuss what some of these legal immigrants are saying about Americans while they're here. This is going to tie into another topic that we're

going to discuss tonight. But I really wanted to bring this up. I already said this guy's name a couple of times on here because it's fresh in my mind. But this Akshya Gupta character, we'll get to him at a second. So not only did the Trump administration have some nice wins on illegal immigration this week. See, look, even in my mind, the mind like the meme is there. It's like a legal immigration, you know, it's like, God, you know, this is what happens when you listen to conservatives for so long, you know. It's like the weasel words, they just get into your brain, man, like a mind virus, you know. We got deep program even ourselves.

It's just crazy. Anyway, JD Vance had a good week as well. And he specifically had a good week as it relates to the affordability question. We don't have a clip of it here, but JD Vance has gone on a number of speeches all over the country over the last couple of weeks talking about this affordability crisis. And unlike all the other establishment conservatives, the kosher right from, you know, Jeremy Boring, Seth Dillon, you know, Joel Barry, Ben Shapiro, all these fucking losers who firmly jumped on the rake with both feet and slammed those cells right in the face on the affordability issue. J.D. Vance attacked it head on, actually, in saying, hey, guys, we can't just sit here and scream socialism, socialism because our enemies take that as a rallying cry. And number two, that actually doesn't fix the issues that Americans, especially young people, are actually facing.

we actually need to fix these problems. J.D. Vansom went on to suggest that, well, if we actually have mass deportations, it will bring down the price of everything, including groceries and housing, which is something that is obviously true. So good job for Vice President Vance on that. Here, he's discussing if an American corporation needs workers, it should hire and train Americans. Also, obviously true.

This is tied to the announcement that the Trump administration is proposing a new six-figure fee for H-1B visas that would apply to most applicants, not just those applying abroad. So this is like saying, okay, if you're a company and you want to hire an H-1B employee, you've got to pay a six-figure fee to do this, something which is something obvious that we absolutely should be doing.

I mean, given the rates of inflation these days, that number should be significantly higher. But hey, it's a good start. Okay. So good on JD-Mance to have this take, which is obviously true and very sensible. Good on him for that. Naturally, the response from everybody in the tech world,

kosher conservatives, everybody was to attack this as being anti-free market and DEI for white guys and all this other nonsense, which brings us to this character, Akshakuta. Yeah, thank you. Thank you, Star Wars Beam. You never know what's on that soundboard. You really don't. Yeah, so here we go. Akik Gupta here, all right, is one of the,

CEOs or he's one of the higher up some of these venture capital firms, right? Of course, ran by an Indian. I'm sure he got there entirely through merit. And if you actually look at this guy's background, of course, he was an anchor baby. His parents came here on a visa. They had him shortly after arriving in the country. And then they used their son who, you know, through birthright citizenship, became an American to remain in the country. No, of course, thank you for contributing to our society.

But he says here, what elements of H-1B immigrant culture do you not like? Is it the willingness to work long hours or perhaps the education focus of the children? Again, voicing the exact same nonsense that Vivac Ramalama Bing Bong was talking about during the great Christmas H-1B debate shortly after the election in 2020, or 2024, rather. No, this nonsense that, oh, well, because American young men are, are too interested in mom and apple pie and football and prom queens and all that stuff, and aren't just sitting away plugging on numbers and grinding on their math and calculators. This is actually why Indians are taking over everything. Completely ignoring the fact that India is by far the dirtiest country on the entire planet.

Their average IQ for the peoples in the 60s, they have developed no major technology inside the borders of their own nation ever. the country has miles of miles or has mountains of trash so high that they actually need to have aircraft beacons on top of it to make sure planes don't fly into these mountains of trash that they have you know people have done this challenge time and time again where you Google earth any spot in India anywhere and you will find trash on the ground it is 100% true so but apparently the geniuses are just hiding under miles and miles of trash and we just need to get them away from the magic trash that is India.

Bring them into America. They will immediately become tech bro geniuses. And it has nothing to do with the fact that they have absurd levels of in-group preference and preferential hiring. It has nothing to do with the fact that they are habitual scammers, liars, and have ridiculously fake credentials pumped out in degree mills. No, it is the fact that they are the Uber Munch, actually, of the working world. And that's why they need to be here.

It has nothing to do with the fact that various companies will underpay their wages, significantly compared to what a actual American who has self-respect for himself will do, the living conditions, the working conditions, we all know all this stuff, right? They're basically trying to turn the American working man into a slave, a la the slave factories in China, the slave call centers in India. They just want to turn everybody into a perfect little sludge for corporate profits, which are now at our record high, by the way. The Golden Age guys is here.

Anyway, so the response, good job by this guy, this poster, this Andrew the kid, Gilden guy says, leaving trash everywhere, scamming people, endemic, pathological dishonesty, atrocious, aesthetic taste, need I go on. Nice response from this kid. The kids are all right, guys. And the response from Aksha Gupta, the guy who was saved from the top predators of trains, you know, they're living in India, the guy who was saved from the absolute hell on earth that that country being surrounded with his co-ethnics was saved by the United States that gave him

this great opportunity to work for this eventual capital firm. What is his response is to hate flyover Americans. It says it's giving flyover country, implying that flyover America is no different than actually Mumbai or India or what have you. So here you go. A guy who has been, there's all this quote assimilation that we're supposed to be hearing that we're supposed to be getting all the time from these people. These people assimilate to our culture. All that it takes is just for them to get involved with the free market and therefore it'll be just as American as you and me.

No, this guy hates you. This guy hates Middle America. This guy hates white people and he's been called out on it and has sent some, you know, locked and deleted all these posts of his account. But I've been going on for a while, guys. So what do you have to say about is that here?

Did he really run away from these posts? Oh yeah. Yeah, he deleted and locked account. But we actually have even, there's another part to the which we'll get to in a second but uh pete uh do you guys have anything to say on this uh opening salvo here well i mean it this just lets you know and i think anyone who is seen the way they speak on social media um the way indians speak to us on social media and their comments that they really fucking hate us they're here to replace us and unless this gets

taken care of in a very legal fashion. I mean, I'm not Fed posting here. I'm predicting that there is going to be a race war in the future. And some people might want that. I don't think it's that good. I don't think the government should want that. I think the government should want order and not what people like this

bring to a European culture. It just kind of surprises me that these people are still capable of putting their foot in their mouths at this frequency. You think that somebody in these VC firms would at least be able to, you know, take people's social media accounts

away from them before they, you know, set themselves on fire. Yeah, they just can't help themselves, man. No, it literally is that thing. any Indian, you know, they will constantly shift, they'll shift gears from sweet little innocent, pathetic street beggar to, you know, also amazing Chad, you know, destroy you because like we work so hard, we're here to replace you. And they will switch between these two positions, you know, at the snap of, you know, snapping your fingers, basically. You know, they just don't care.

They, like, lying and scamming is just endemic to the people. And they just, they don't care. They have no no issues with this whatsoever. You know, whatever they need to say to get you to drop your guard, to let more of them into your country, to let more of them into your business. You know, I mean,

we've had how many cases of this now for years and years and has picked up significantly since after COVID, where these people just will weasel in to any of these companies. As soon as you hire one, Indian, like an Indian manager, he fires everybody else, has them train their replacements,

staffs it all with Indians. This happens everywhere. Everybody knows it. Ask anybody in your circles. Ask your normally friends. Everybody can point to an example of this. These people, we just are. The average American has just been trained from infancy, basically, to not have in-group

preference for our own people. And these people are just a total opposite of that. It is all they care about. They do not care about fake degrees. And they don't even like each other. Yeah, that's the other. And they hate each other. Yeah.

Yeah. That's the. amazing part about it too. Crazy. Crazy. This guy is also, he's a Y Combinator guy, if I'm not mistaken. Yes, yes, he is. It's supposed to be the tech incubator for the little guy for the underdog.

So he'd be embarrassing for any venture capital firm, but he's particularly going off brand for Y Combinator. this regard. Yeah, that's the only thing too. It's like, speaking of Flyover America, I forget the guy's name. Somebody in the chat will probably know this. I've got some smart guys in there, but the guy who literally invented the microchip came from Flyover America.

I think he came from like Iowa or something or Nebraska, something like that. Like literally the center of the country, the guy who like built one of the most essential pieces of technology for the entire tech industry. Yeah, it was just some, you know, just some good old boy, you know. Yeah. And what was it, Spangerell's article on what the IQ shredder? yeah yeah that guy's not going to stay in iowa and make iowa better he's going to go to the big city because i mean that's where the money is and we've been so judiized that we have to abandon

where we came from if there's a dollar sign of if a bigger dollar sign is involved or or a bit you know more more decimals are involved and gets to live in the big zip code and then everything just goes to shit um william shockly um was the name of that guy. Oh, wait, no, no, no. I'm thinking, I'm thinking about another guy. No. Shockley was the transistor guy.

That's what, that's what he came up with. That's right. I mixed those up. Anyway, yeah, one of these guys, they came from Flyover America. We all know this. I mean, again, it's like, I refuse, I refuse to believe these arguments that people have,

you know, and people will constantly still defend this guy, but Elon Musk constantly still saying the same thing. He's like, oh, I think the best, most qualified person should do the job. But it's like, listen, man, like the most crowning achievements in the history of mankind, like going to space, for example, there was not a single Indian guy involved with that, period. Okay. It was all done by white guys from Nebraska and Kansas and some, you know, guys that came over here from Germany. Look, Hollywood has told me, and I'm sure there's no Jewish involvement in this at all, that it was three black women. Yeah, exactly.

A black woman invented the telescope. You may think you're wrong, Pete. By the way, I can't let this comment go because Volz persona just nailed it, hand-wiped combinator. Damn. Oh, good, God. Oof. But, you know, speaking of just being completely incapable of, you know, these people just can't stop themselves, you know, can't think two steps ahead for one second. It didn't stop there.

So this guy, Akigupta, he didn't stop just by attacking random chuds in the comment section. No, no. He decided to actually pick a fight with Andrew Ferguson. Now, you guys, yeah, I wish you would have picked a fight with a train. Yeah, the silent predator. You never know when it strikes. Oh, yeah, Andrew Ferguson's making my point. Yeah, here you go.

is supposed to be champion of the little tech, but perhaps there are nothing more than a front for the far left. I'm deeply uncomfortable with wealthy investors attacking American workers like this. I'm afraid it's incredibly obvious to many people that individuals such as this guy do not have the best interests of America and their citizens in mind. The purpose of the American economy is to promote the general welfare of American workers, not provide jobs to the rest of the world. Absolute kill shot, fantastic argument, excellent points all around.

Thank you, Mr. Ferguson. and for everybody in the chat who is not aware of who this guy is, he's actually the current chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, and he's also the vice chairman of J.D. Vance's task force to end fraud in this country. So this is like the guy who's basically in charge of the fraud, you know, contingent of the White House who's looking into all these cases responding to this guy. And the response to, you know, old Mr. Ferguson here that, you know, oxhit had when his is at was challenged uh he blocked him so you block the federal trade commission

chairman if they're if they're taking like uh suggestions for fraud um how about white people own all the hotels all the gas stations all the dairy queens anything else we can think of how about you start there how about the petel hotel cartel be destroyed. Just give me that. Give me that. That's not a hard one. Give me that.

Absolutely. Yep. Well, so, all right, I really got to buckle up here because we're getting into this next topic here. And I've been gearing up all week to go off on this one, guys. So this ties in very nicely to the discussion that we're having about all these venture capitalist guys and whatnot, all these tech bros, right? We're going to have to get into the discussion on data centers and flock cameras because while these guys are shitting on the average American, who was the person who built the modern world in all of its capacity, they are constantly throwing these people under the bus saying that, no, you guys are pathetic, you guys don't work hard, you guys aren't entitled to anything, you guys need to move out of your hometowns, completely gut your industries at the local level, and all move to Silicon Valley, you know, and you'll need to work like slaves because. action here will debase himself into working for five cents an hour because he has no self-respect for himself whatsoever and you know because we got to make our corporate profits a surge to all-time

highs we'll just turn americans basically into slaves take care destroy all of their individuality destroy all of their um you know stick toitiveness all their uh ingenuity nope we're going to destroy it and what are we going to replace it with in your small towns we're going to replace it with data centers the next great big breakthrough in american technology in the American job market. It's just like, you know, the car industry. You know, everyone who are complaining about this is like the people who are in the carriage industry when the cars first came around, you know, we're constantly having these tech guys

go around to every single corner of the United States, you know, basically being, you know, Roarshack, screaming about the end is nigh, basically, and the clock is five minutes to midnight here, you know, as a release of the job market, all your jobs are going to be gone in five years, Joe Blow American, isn't it wonderful? You know, and you're going to have data. centers in your area. Isn't it going to be great? Shouldn't you just love your great big tech overlords? Come on now, Chud. This is ridiculous. This is a left wing position to be anti-data center or what have you. So we just have to talk about this, man, because this, it really is just amazing to see the shills come out and force for these things, you know,

especially in the last couple of weeks as we're getting up to, you know, midterm season here. But this is becoming a bigger and bigger issue in a lot of these, you know, forgotten towns that were destroyed by offshoring or what happened. view, the argument that a lot of your GDP, GOP are making is that, oh, well, we're just going to put in data centers in your area. It's going to bring all these jobs back, okay? We all know what these are going to be used for. We all know that these are going to be used to staff H-1B workers. We all know that they're not going to enhance any of the communities that they are being put into right now. And, you know, one of the other things I want to point out here, one of the argument points is that, you know, a bunch of people are saying, like, oh, well, these are going to be

bad for the environment. They're going to waste a bunch of our natural resources or what have you. And the counterpoint is, well, actually, don't you know, they actually don't use that much water or anything like that. I just want to point everyone's attention to these little circle shapes in this picture right here. Each and every one of those is filled with water. Giant water tanks, every single one of them. Don't try and tell me for a second that these places aren't going to use, like a bunch of our natural resources, a bunch of our water or anything like that. It's like, you know, the other thing too that, well, actually, I'll get your guys' opinions on that first, and then we can take this in other directions because there's a lot to talk

about here, but the nature of our elites, the nature of the tech bros themselves, the nature of like offshoring and H-1Bs and everything like this. Well, what are you guys initial thoughts on the data center thing, why it's been injected in the conversation all of a sudden, you know, the shills are out in force for it. It took this entire data center to power. the query that I entered into to chat GBT a few minutes ago which was just, who

is William Shockley? I was trying to fit. I was hoping I had my fingers crossed that he was from like the Midwest, but he grew up in London. So yes, Say Levy. They are really they are very unsightly though, I must say.

Well, the, this whole thing about, I mean, this is the thing they always do, right? Okay, there's going to be this gigantic We're going to build this gigantic thing that is it going to be good for conservation for environmentalism? No. I mean,

what are they tearing down in order to do this? And then it's going to be, oh, well, it's going to create jobs. Okay, well, you know,

we talked today about how hard it's going to be for, for H1Bs, you know, it's 179 years, things like that. Well, unless, like I said in the beginning,

unless that system is torn down and rooted out, you know, by the roots, you know, torn out by the roots, the next president can just be like, up, H-1Bs, and they come in and your job that you've had here for two years goes to somebody else. And then with AI and automation, this is what I said when people were like, well, this will just create jobs. I'm like, most of this is going to be done AI. Most of this is going to be automated. They're not going to have a ton of people working here. It may take some people to build it, but that's probably going to be Central Americans who are going to do that. That's the other thing, too, Pete, not to cut you off here, but when people say, oh, this is going to create so many jobs, that's extremely misleading because they'll use the job

and say, oh, well, the guy who's the contractor that puts up the concrete for the floor, well, that's creating a job. Well, it's like, is that long-term employment? Is it actually a job that you can have a family with? You're constantly going to be pouring concrete at this thing or something or putting up the drywall or what have you or constructing any of the other steel that's going to be required for this? No, that's not a permanent job. That's a job that you're going to work for, like a contract work.

They're going to ship some guy from across the country who's going to get the bid for this government contract work to build the structure and then he's going to leave. This isn't a job in any real sense for like a factory at the Ford factory in decades past. no so this like nonsense they say like oh well each of these data centers is going to create tens of thousands of jobs like i don't fucking believe you well and not to mention the fact that like um well what are these for well these are these are to help with AI okay so basically you're building

these so that AI can operate more efficiently so it can take more jobs this to me. Explain it to me like I'm five how this is good for Americans. No, it's it's these people who have been convinced by the whole libertarian argument that well, you know, business is, you know, it's it's the it's the entrepreneur that is the engine, you know, that is the engine of the economy and the entrepreneur who builds us, they're just, you know, Their self-interest is, their self-interest in wanting to get rich is going to trickle down to you. Explain how that, how that's going to happen if this is, if the, if the sole reason to build these is for AI. I'm sorry, I'm seeing, there seems to be, you know, a monkey wrench here somewhere where, no, that's not what's going to happen here.

no, we're going to get fucked more and more fucked. And then it's like, oh, well, we're going to need these to generate the computers that are going to print your UBI checks, your $1,000 a month that you're going to live on. And don't worry, we'll lower the prices of goy slop so that you can. It's just the thing from like the onset that these things were announced, right? they've been announced by people who are not true entrepreneurs in any real sense because none of their companies have ever made any profit. None of these tech bros have ever made any profit for any of their companies. They're all backed by government money. We're actually seeing a lot of issues in the AI industry right now, which I personally think is heading towards a ginormous crash,

greater than the crash in 2008, because this bubble is just so unbelievably inflated. I think the most recent numbers came out that the stock market is now 300% greater to the GDP of the United States, the largest ever on record. It's like, yeah, that screams giant bubble, dude. You know, hashtag not financial advice, but I'd be scared to put money into the tech section of the S&P 500 right now because this like giant boom is coming very soon. And also like, for what? What is basically a glorified search engine that can help you write code, but also makes everybody else more stupid at the same time. It's like, you know, like I go back to the questions that somebody like Tucker Carlson

who's actually having an adult discussion on things like AI. It's like, you know, nobody sat down for a moment and actually thought to ourselves like, okay, you know, like the Ian Malcolm quotes, like, you know, not whether or not we could, but whether or not we should. So I'm like, is this actually good for us? Is this good for people? Is this good for the kids of the country to have their entire education and their entire college degrees, basically generated by AI. Nobody learns how to write anymore. Nobody learns how to

read anymore. Nobody learns how to do research anymore. Is this a good idea? And the argument you'll get from Kevin O'Leary, again, a guy who basically made a bunch of his money through the help of government contracts or whatnot, you know, no true entrepreneur in any real sense, right? It's like, well, well, if we don't do this, the Chinese are going to beat us. It's like beat us at what? Replacing their people with robots and stuff more. It's like destroying the soul and the spirit of their people. And for what? So we can make like numbers go up on a screen basically with fake inflated money. Now, I'm just against all of this stuff on the start of it at the very beginning. And of course, we have the actual issue of them destroying the land. There was a case recently where Virginia got

involved with this because they were actually going to sell off a portion of the site of Appomattox courthouse and the battle of the Appomattox to build one of these. fucking data centers. So now we're literally going to destroy state and national parks to put up these fucking eyesores, which are probably all going to collapse in the industry that's going to blow up soon anyway. And on top of that, it's all run and managed by people who fucking hate you. They hate white people. They hate flyover Americans. They hate people who have their hometowns destroyed due to outsourcing. There is no part of this is good for us, none. It is really just sort of the industrial architecture of nowhere as well.

You know, it's strange, but it gives you kind of a nostalgia for, you know, earlier industries. I mean, you mentioned Ford Motor Company, Red Hawk, and like, I don't know, you think about that business being tied to that family or like Detroit being Motor City. Like, who's going to, whose city or whose town or whose county is going to be like, oh, yeah, that's the data center town in the way that people were like, oh, yeah, we made, we made cars there for generations. Or, you know, being associated with some, some, some machinery that has a kind of regionalism to it. This is just the, yeah, the homogenization of everywhere. Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, you know, nobody was asked to have these things put up in their. areas. Local city councils are going through unbelievable amounts of corruption. I know there was a case recently in Utah where the population of the town all voted no against it and they went along with it anyway because they got bribed. They got money from the companies. They're going to wreck these giant data centers anyway. People are going to try and tell you what common sense will obviously fly right in the face of this and just say. It's like, well, if these places are going to use unbelievable amounts of energy, oh, well, your utility bills aren't going to go up.

I'm like, I don't fucking believe you. I don't. Oh, there's going to be no water shortages. Again, I don't believe you. I don't at all. I also find it very interesting on this topic that, you know, after they clearly made the decision to go down this route, that this is going to be the next big thing to save the economy

because, God forbid, we do anything to actually fix the underlying issues in our country as it relates to the creation of money, how we spend it, all these pathetic foreign wars that we're part of, all this welfare spending, all this government money, then it's just fluff used in things like USAAID and others. The only way we're going to get out of this inflationary cycle is, oh, well, we're just going to grow our way out of it. And because the only part of the economy that is actually growing in any real sense is the tech industry, which, again, like, grow in what sense in the sense that a bunch

of rich people are pumping their money into it because it's the only place that isn't declining anywhere else. It's like what actual product are these people producing? You know, any tech guy and any of just like average Joe, you know, Neanderthal user of technology like myself, you know, it's like, is software any better than it was like 15 years ago? No, it's not. In fact, it's gotten worse. Every single product that we use, Windows is basically unfucking usable. Twitter is basically unusable. All these tech apps are, have decreased significantly in the last several years. So, of course, this is obviously inflated. Of course, these things aren't being used for us. Of course, these things are going to increase people's

electricity bills and people's water bills. Of course, these things are going to be staffed by foreigners. And of course, they're being put in by people who hate you and you just want to make a quick buck before the next big crash comes down. It's like, no, like as conservationists, as right-wingers, as nationalists, as people who actually care about the American people, there's nothing good about these whatsoever. And anyone who tries to sell you on, oh, this is a leftist, third worldest position, you know, you sound like, you know, a Luddite or something wanted to destroy like the next booming business of the economy. You're just a stupid idiot who doesn't understand progress, bro.

It's like, no, I actually think I do. This picture is really bumming me out, Red Hawk. Change it. Yeah. Yeah. We could change it. Yeah, now we go. Beautiful building.

This is perfect, actually, because this is actually a great transition for this, too. I was mentioning the fact that these people who are in charge of these things hate you and hate us, right? I want to bring everybody's back to the age of the robber barons. Pete, you've talked about this quite a bit with Stormy on your show, you know, and I'll definitely bring up my favorite president in United States history, Teddy Roosevelt, who was part of the great trustbuster era as well as the founder of all of our national park system, where America still leads the entire world and the amount of public land

that's available for safety and conservation and the right to enjoy the great outdoors, something that all Americans should partake in and enjoy. Here we have one of Carnegie's libraries that he constructed in Washington, D.C. Well, I'll point to another example. I was talking about this before we went live, but if you guys go to Pittsburgh,

the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in downtown Pittsburgh, the holotype, a holotype referring to the first of its species ever discovered. The holotype Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton is in that museum, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in downtown Pittsburgh. Now, that guy invested money into paleontology during the bone wars because he wanted to get back to his community.

He wanted to be a part of America. He wanted to be a part of his culture and give something back to the area that he will be remembered for. There's no tech billionaire, a guy who's doing shit like that. They don't even have the decency to come into your community where they're putting up these data centers and say, oh, well, we're going to do something for this community. We're going to do a public works project. We're going to fix the roads.

We're going to fix the crumbling infrastructure. We're going to build a great monument. No, we're going to help you guys with your money. We're going to give you like tax breaks on something. They do none of this shit because they fucking hate you. Carnegie didn't hate his people. Rockefeller didn't hate his people. Henry Ford didn't hate his people.

Our current elites do. At every step of the way, whether it's with immigration, whether it's with economic policy, whether it's with crime, we'll get to the flock cameras in a minute because that's another part of this issue. They hate you. These people are not interested in giving jobs to your communities to work in their data centers. These people hate you. Yeah, I mean, it's one of the main themes.

You can lean right into that with Thomas's book is, yeah, it was, they're meant post-World War II. is meant to strip everything away. You are just a widget in their system. And if you're not helpful, if you're not helpful, they don't have anything for you. They have contempt for you. But now it's gotten to the point

where even if you are helpful, they have contempt for you. They just, they want to destroy you. All you have to do is look at buildings from, you know, the turn of the century,

from the 19th to the 20th century, and compared to the buildings, we have now. Look at what they built for the world's fair. And if those stayed up, I mean, they would be, they'd be considered classic, you know, classic architecture compared to what we have now. All you have to do is like go to a city and look around most cities and look at the, look at the architecture. And you can tell that was not put up by people that love you or love God. They hate all of it. They want it destroyed.

And it's just there to, it's there to demoralize you. It's there to make you hate yourself. And that's what ends up happening is you just, you look at that and you're like, there's no hope. And there's always hope. So, you know, we just have to, we need our own people who are willing to, rebuild and do things like this i remember um vox day one day he was saw this like a year ago he was on someone's show and they asked him they said if you had like billions of dollars what would you do he's like

i would rebuild all of the classical architecture that they've destroyed because people need to see beauty again and that's where we start well said pete i've got nothing to add to that yeah absolutely you know It's just we constantly talk about it on the show all the time, is that the caliber of our elites is significantly worse than people in the past. People in the past have done far better with far less for our people. I mean, I remember that episode you did with Stormy. You're talking about the bailing out of the United States by J.P. Morgan of all people. It's like crazy.

L.A. held people hostage on his boat until they like wrote check. Yeah. It's like, can you imagine anybody? Can you imagine Elon Musk doing that? Kevin O'Leary, Mark Zuckerface, any of these people, do you imagine that they have the love for their country that those men did? I mean, and again, like, I know like a lot of libertarians have had a, you know, searing hatred for Theodore Roosevelt and such, but the man is absolutely right. It's like, listen here. Now, and this is one of the part of this story that I really want to inject in this

discussion here is the constant framing that you'll get locked into this discussion, especially with Boomer Fox News watching Republicans, is this capitalism versus socialism debate, when in any real sense, the United States hasn't had any capitalism in decades, if not over 100 years at this point. It's like the simple fact that you have publicly traded companies on the stock exchange flies right in the face of capitalism immediately. The fact that those exist. and not only that they exist,

but that's the number one store of value for people outside of their house. It's the fucking stock exchange. We don't have capitalism in this country, and also the current people coming up are not true socialists in the sense of what Marx was talking about. They're gay-race communists. That's what these people are. They're just here for ethnic revenge and ethnic hatred

and stealing shit from you. That's what they are. But not for some, like, you know, liberation of a proletariat or whatever the fuck Marx was talking about. Something these people are about. You know, the church in Barcelona, the Basilica of Sagrada Familia, that church has been going on and on,

has been being built for over 100 years. There are people who worked on that church knowing that they would never go to Mass. And we just don't have. have that anymore. We don't have that kind of thing. I remember reading stories about how when these gigantic churches were being built in Europe and the stained glass, they wanted to put stained glass in. And there was the people who did the stained glass, they were like gypsies. I mean, they weren't gypsies, but they lived like gypsies. They would like go in caravans from town to town wherever they needed.

they needed these wherever they wanted stained glass put in and they would actually live on the outskirts of town in there and then they come into town every day and they would put up the stained glass and then as soon as it was done there they would go somewhere else and they would teach our kids and for hundreds of years the same family would do this over and over and over and And what do we have? Data centers. We're building data centers to look at, like to glorify God with. What fuck are we doing?

Until we figure this out, until we figure out that this is bigger than, you know, money and wealth. and economics and bullshit like that. I mean, we're done. We're toast. We're not going to, we're not going to survive. We're just going to become, you know, a little Israel or something like that. And we'll just be at war with each other and all of the groups that have invaded. And that's where, that's who we are.

That's where we're going to head. That's where we're headed unless we stop it now. Unless someone builds something that looks beautiful, something that, you know, inspires and, you know, gives you a feeling inside when you look at it. And, yeah. Yeah, an interesting question to ask would be, what's the youngest building that makes Americans feel that way? like what was the last beautiful piece of uh american architecture the president baroque obama national library there you go i got it unbelievable um but no yeah you know you're right pete you know and so often i think just the best way to you know cut right to the meat of it it's

just we will survive being poor we will uh as long as long as you're the best way to you know cut right to the meat of it is just we will survive being poor. We will. As long as we have our people intact, we will recover. We're Americans. Literally the best people in the history of the fucking planet. You built everything. We pacified a continent, literally out of nothing.

When people didn't have like two sticks to rub together, we will survive being poor. We will not survive being replaced. Being replaced with our jobs by foreigners, being replaced in a literal sense by foreigners. coming into our own country, our spirit being sapped and replaced with us with something like AI to take away our thinking and our individual thoughts and our actions, we will survive being poor, we will not survive being replaced. And these are adult conversations to be had for

adult people. Again, something that none of our elites are interested in doing. Can you just imagine, you know, like how low in ambition somebody like Jeff Bezos, somebody like Jeff Bezos, has compared to, you know, Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, Charles Darwin, Rockefeller, Morgan, any of these people that we were talking about throughout the street. It's like, oh, yeah, the greatest

goal for Jeff Bezos is to hang out with roasty celebrities and give a bunch of money away to shit-lib causes. Fuck a pathetic, man. They literally were rich elites in the past

gave their money to build beautiful buildings, these people and, you know, things that enrich the culture, these people give all of their wealth away to destroy it. That's exactly what they're doing. Yeah. You know, we're talking about beauty and we're talking about jobs and everything, but one other thing I want to talk about in this discussion, not just these data centers, but I close some tie-in with this is the proliferation of these flock cameras. We were talking about this a couple of weeks ago on the show, but we're going to talk about these once again. The flock cameras are back in the news because, well, number one, people are increasingly tearing them down, which is something that you should absolutely not do under any circumstances. Do not ever, ever tear down a flock camera. Do not do this. OGC does not endorse tearing down block cameras in your local area, which you could find on, you know, find my fly camera. dot com or what have you so you know how to avoid them you know so do not do that um these are being pushed around in the same way that all these data centers are as well you see guys um we need

these flak cameras to cut down on crime you see because um you see before flat cameras are around we've actually never arrested a black person in the history of anything without a flock camera Okay. We've actually never lived in a safe city. We've never lived in a safe country. There have never been a mass outbreak of rapes from Muslim gangs and immigrants before we had flock cameras. No, none of this stuff has ever happened before. We have no idea how to deal with crime whatsoever. It cannot be done, I tell you, unless we have flock cameras on every single street. Bullshit. We know what needs to be done. We know how to fix crime. Yeah. I mean, yeah, I mean, this is this is almost a

at like a conservative talking point, but you could literally just enforce the laws that are already on the books. You know, and then like prosecute, you know, prosecute them instead of letting them go. I mean, I don't know. One of the reasons I try to stay off the timeline is it is, it's frustrating when you see, when they show a video of some fucking non, you know, like beating. somebody to death with their bare hands and then the story, the reason they're showing the video is because they got three to five years in prison. And, you know, I mean, it wasn't, it wasn't

always like this. We mean, even before mass policing, people knew how to take care of problems like that. But we certainly can't do that. And I certainly don't condone it. talk to you what what exactly are the um the the the like the data misuse that people are talking about when it comes to flock cameras like i caught the headlines about this but i didn't really dig into that very deeply like the data sharing and issues surrounding that yeah well i mean you have the issues with that number one but then also you just have the human element of it too where in the sense of well, who gets to be in control of these, you know, centers where they're tracking all this information with these flock cameras. And of course, we've already had the natural consequences

of all this with police officers. There was one case recently, I think it was in Florida, where a police officer, she was a female actually, was stalking an ex-boyfriend with flock cameras. There were issues of, again, men doing this as well with people. There were already a number of cases. There was a huge one that was going on in Colorado. I think, she actually went and sued the department for this, actually, as well, is that they never sent her a notice. Cops came running at this woman's door, accusing her of being a shoplifter, come to find out that the woman had other corroborating evidence to show her that she was actually at work during the times that shoplifting occurred, but they, you know, read her rights and everything and said,

no, we absolutely 100% know with this flock camera that you absolutely were the woman responsible for this. Of course, she was white, by the way. You know, they go after her, you know, so of course they did that. But again, so the data tracking on these things, number one is inconsistent. Number two, we all know who it's going to be used on. And number three, there's nobody in a position of power in this country who is run by people who hate us that deserves this kind of power. And don't give me this fucking stupid argument that, oh, over the next two years when Donald

Trump is in office, we really need these flat cameras up here right now so we can deport everybody in this country. Dude, these cameras will not be up just for the two minutes that Donald Trump is in office, assuming they will even be used for that, assuming they will even be used to deport people on mass, like people say they are, or assuming that they will be able to, you know, deal with issues like crime or what have you. I was getting in a bunch of fights of people on this on Twitter this week over the last couple of days, because I was just making a very obvious point. I think we've got that in the background here. Never mind, we'll get that up in a second here.

this tweet that I had. The other one, Doug, I just put it in the chat from my Twitter. We'll get that up in a second. Anyway, so no, I'm not buying this nonsense. I'm not buying it for a second that these things are going to be used to stop crime, stop illegal immigrants, stop immigrants of any kind. They're going to be used to enforce crime or enforce the law selectively on the people they want to destroy, which is white people.

Well, I mean, they got, no, no, go ahead, Pete. I mean, they know who the enemy is. They know who the real threat is. You know, you can, you see non's, you know, all the, I said all these videos we see. Um, they know that if we were in charge, that wouldn't happen. They cannot have, you know, basically government does a really good job of creating the situation that then mostly old people ask them to solve and that's crime, that's violence, things like that.

The crime and violence could stop tomorrow if you just, if police did the job they needed to do, DAs did the jobs they needed to do, judges did the jobs the way that they needed to do, and we were unleashed to take care of problems where, you know, police and, police and, you know, judges might be overworked. But, you know, this, just go look back through the history of this country. There was a time when, you know, sure, violence took place, but it didn't take place on the scale that it did. You can make the argument.

There's tons of people here. the population is so much bigger. True. But there were also social norms that were adhered to. And things were taking care of on a private level a lot of times. And you unleash that, you won't need flock cameras. You probably won't need that many police anymore either. Yeah, I mean, the argument that people make for this saying that, oh, we need flat cameras to arrest Gigaboo Jamal here and his friends with fully automatic weapons in Chicago, one of the most gun control strict cities in the entire country.

Okay. We need flock cameras to arrest these guys. When the literal video that you are showing on screen right here is more intrusive than any flat camera ever will be. we have these guys faces and names literally in this fucking video right here that they just post on social media so brazenly none of them are wearing masks except that one guy on the left right there

and I need to have a flat camera tracking every one of my movements in order to arrest this guy which we know they won't arrest anyway because they're in a Democrat city and Democrats love crime and they love their pets like fuck off this is so obviously

not going to be used for what you think it will be used for this will be used against you. This will be used to monitor you. This will be used. Imagine if they had these slot cameras during COVID. Imagine if they were tracking people's movements. You're not an essential worker.

You're not making essential movements. Go back and locked in your house. Here, we're just going to mail you a $2,500 fine or what have you because we caught our license plate reader checking you out when you were going to the grocery store. Sorry, you were at the grocery store for too long. you were in this other area. Uh-uh. I don't buy this.

Our elites hate us. The people in charge of the country hate you. The people in charge of these tech companies hate you. This is not done for our benefit in any way. Where are these cropping up throughout the country? Is it regional? How widespread are flock cameras? Are these already in my hood?

Yeah. We covered this a couple weeks ago on the show, but they're popping up everywhere. They're more concentrated on the coasts in the more urbanized areas of the country. They're not quite in like mostly in the plain states and whatnot yet, you know, just because it's not where the majority of the population is. But they're getting, we had a comparison on the screen. It was like flock cameras in 2023 versus like a 2025. And the whole like map on 2025 is just lighting up, you know, like a light bright board,

basically. So they're going up all over the place. And this is, it's basically the same sort of tech that like EasyPass. is, right? Yeah, more or less, except it goes into a giant database and tracks like the cars movement from one spot to another area, like it sends a data point every time that, yep, here you go. Thank you.

Yeah. So here you go. Pop on up here. So, no, you can basically, in this giant database, which apparently certain people will have access to, again, you know, who gets to define who has access to this. Is it by people I trust? I certainly don't, you know, but anyway. So the database will have a mark, have like a dot, every time a car passes by one of these cameras.

So even though you don't necessarily have a drone watching your every movement, you know, every time you pass one of these cameras, it's like, well, we knew it took you this amount of time to pass from this camera to go to this other camera. So therefore, you know, we can basically triangulate your movements, essentially. Yeah. Yeah. Spooky. Yeah, very. Very. look at that charlemagne in the chat saying there are even flock cameras in small towns in montana crazy

yeah there's two flock cameras in my town my town's 2,500 people i'm sure you have so much crime in your area pete they just needed that yeah unbelievable that's like we we know we know how this will be used guys you know but i just i just can't believe how short-sided people are and it's just like guys this is obviously You know, as I really said, the tech thing, it's a pump and dump scam to make a bunch of money for certain people. Okay. It might as well like shit coins or meme coins, the way they're using it to pump and dump these things to make money for people. And this is just the next level evolution of the surveillance state.

Do you remember when people were talking about, you know, this was like an Alex Jones level conspiracy theory five, ten years ago when people were talking about that Wi-Fi was used to spy on people in their homes. And now you literally get stories from cops on, you know, primetime news stations talking about how they were able to. to expertly raid a house and find the guy who had the hostages in the room because they could look at his Wi-Fi and see where he was pinging off his body. It's like, oh yeah, well, he's in here. We all know how this shit gets used, man. Everybody has had an experience. I was just talking about this the other day. Everybody has an experience when their phone is sitting with them in the room and they talk about something that they had never once typed on their phone and all of a sudden they start getting ads for it. Everybody has experienced this in one way or another. Okay.

I was talking about this as well recently on one of Mr. D's Twitter spaces, good friend of the show. You might make an appearance on this show in the coming weeks here, trying to figure that out. But I was bringing this up how, you know, I really just hate the concept of fines now as being quote unquote justice, the sense of, you know, I don't know, you guys might remember this case. But it was like Apple or Google, one of these big tech companies, had to pay some ungodly amount of money in a class action lawsuit about debt. breaches and selling their users data to like ad companies. And so basically they get to make six guerrillion dollars off of selling your information and ads. And then they got to pay $16 million in fees, fines, and restitution to those affected

in the lawsuit. It's like, that's not justice, man. That is not justice for this company to make a thousand times X the fines and fees that has to pay. after blatantly breaking the law in this way and intruding on people's privacy. And then all the people involved with this, none of them are going to get punished. They're all just going to fail upwards, go to another company, make more money again, and shitify their next product, jack up the price for it.

There needs to be a physical component to all punishments and all crimes. This nonsense where we're just going to find people, especially particularly people at the top. Basically what you're telling me is what you did is legal. if you're rich enough. I mean, yeah. Yeah, I hear you. This is, yeah, no, it does tie directly back to the data center question as well, because that's probably eating up a lot of that real estate.

Yeah, exactly. It's like none of this stuff is good. All of it will be used to destroy you in one way or another. It's all made by people who hate you. They will try to say that this is for your own benefit and you will get some fringe, you know, crumbs from the table to get you to go along with this stuff. Don't let them pull a fast one on you. They literally think you're stupid. They think your cattle.

They think you are able to just be used and tossed aside like another useless widget in their machine. Don't prove them right, man. Don't be so short-sighted as to be like, oh, well, God. If we put all of these up, immediately we'll get our 10 guerrillion deportations. We talked about it on this show time and time again. All we need is the will to do these things. We have everything we need to do all this stuff now. We don't need flock cameras to tackle crime.

People have known how to tackle crime for thousands of years of human history. We know how to tackle crime. People know how to move mass swaths, of people from one country to another. This has been done thousands of times throughout human history. This is being done right now in other parts in the world, particularly in that tiny little country in the Middle East that we're not allowed to talk about where they're currently engaging in mass moving of people.

All these answers, we have answers to all these questions, to all of our problems. We don't need these fancy new technologies that are going to. to be used to destroy us in the end to do these things all we need is the will of strong men to do what needs to be done don't fall for this crap our guys are smarter than this or at least they should be any other comments on this gentleman before we get into the final piece of this uh story as to how the gop is responding to this sudden backlash of uh flat cameras data centers and what have you i just i'm reading up on flock cameras right now as we're talking, the flock and ring cameras are owned by Amazon, by and large,

which is not surprising. So it's all part of the same, you know, infrastructure of a mega corporation. These corporations, I mean, you know, keynote politics, you're a fan of a cyberpunk and the future cyberpunk dystopias, you know, I mean, it literally is getting to that point where corporations are the strongest things on the planet, stronger than whole countries. You know, definitely most of them are at this point. I mean, of what, like the 170 nations that exist on the planet. I mean, Amazon is probably stronger than, you know, 160 of them.

You know, I mean, it's getting pretty close. Yeah, I just don't know where like all the like punkette pixie dream girls are at. Because they, they, they have yet to arrive. At least Erosaka is cooler than Amazon, you know. Yeah. At least there's that. But no. No.

We absolutely need a Teddy Rose. well to come in here and bust up these companies. It absolutely needs to happen. And don't let anybody like try and say that like, oh, this is some violation of, you know, capitalism or a free market or something like that. It's like, dude, stop. Stop with your Cold War arguments that have no place in reality. Anybody, 26.

Anybody arguing economics now? I mean, economics is a tool. It's not a, yeah, I remember people saying, oh, you want to have problems with degeneracy in society has to do a time preference. And if you raise people's wealth by, you know, eliminating the state, you know, it's like, if you have, if you're half jeat, there is no, it's not going to work. It's not, it, it's never been about the mechanism. It's always been about the people. I don't know, I don't see how they don't, how they don't get that. You know, why, why was, why was Spain able to have a golden age?

Because it became Catholic in 1492. It became Spanish in 1492. They kicked out the element that was fucking everything up. That's how you solve these problems historically. You want a golden age? You know what needs to be done. Need a country ran in its own interests by its own people for its own people. our country is just a

battleground for foreigners with varying agendas American people are seeing nothing more than to be exploited exactly diaspora wars exactly Pete you're right and again like

we keep talking about these things on the show every single week and people can throw all of the thought terminating cliches in terms at us whatever saying oh, you guys are black pillars, you guys are traitors to Trump, you guys are, you know, just want to roll over and die, whatever. It's like, no, we are actually talking about the real issues facing our civilization and facing our people. These things run so much deeper than a Fox News headline. These things run so much deeper than the latest business that's going on on Twitter between various of various numbers of egotistical infighting done by your favorite pet influencer. who is most likely mentally ill, mind you. It's like, our problems are so deep.

They require real men and real adults to tackle these issues, which are all going to be difficult, all of them. There is no silver solution to any of these things that isn't going to come with some degree of pain and some degree of responsibility. But this is what the times require. The hour is so late. Our situation is so,

dire and so great is our need. Just you have to get involved. You have to do the work. You have to join the local OGC chapters. At the very bare minimum, get to know people who think like you do and you can rely on in times of need. Because I got news for you guys. Everybody who's part of the Donald Trump Defense Force, that man isn't going to give a single flying fuck about you when he's out of office.

And that's not just an indictment of the man. You may be collecting, you know, you may be getting some shekels to defend him on social media, but they're also destroying the value of those shekels. So wake the fuck up. Yeah, there's that. And it's like, and that's just not even like that last comment. I mean, it's like that's not even like an indictment on, you know, like do you think like Donald Trump is actually out to like destroy you like average struggle American or anything? That's just a fact of reality in the sense that Donald Trump doesn't know your name. All the all the shit load of money that Donald Trump made. pumping his shit coin, since he's been in office, making billions, about billions more dollars. None of that's going to go to you. You need a network of people you can rely on in real life who know your name, who know when you're fucking up, who know when to help you, who know how to develop you into being useful in the times ahead. Playing politician defense force for people who don't know your name and never will is a complete waste of your fucking time.

total waste of your time. You'd seriously be better served, just sitting in a corner gooning all day like some leftist trun. At least you're getting some enjoyment out of it. Instead, people are off gooning to other people that they will never fucking meet, who know literally nothing about them,

don't care about their future, don't care about helping them start a family, don't care about them finding a long-standing career, or finding a place to live, or living in a community, it's just so frustrating, man, that people are focusing on all of the wrong things that will all be gone in a short two years at best. We have to think civilizationally.

We have to think historically. Again, pumping our friend, Thomas, in his excellent book, which everyone should go get their hands on while supplies last. It's selling like hotcakes. Good for him. My copy arrived today. Yeah, so mine arrived on Monday. Yeah.

Excellent. I think it's doing really well, and I couldn't be happier for the guy. Hell yeah. So in response to all of these things we've been talking about, the great issues facing our civilization and whatnot, what do the GOP have in mind for this, eh? Well, here is an interesting document. I don't want to necessarily call this a leak because it's not like this is like top secret info or what have you. but this was sent to from the Ohio GOP because Ohio being a flyover state, quote unquote,

being part of the Rust Belt, a lot of these and always an important battleground state on any election cycle. Well, the GOP is trying to push back on the response that people are having about they don't like these data centers, which I must say, I'm very pleased with the average American here because instinctually they know that these things are crap, these things suck. I don't want them. I don't want my jobs replaced by AI. I don't want these ugly eyesores being put up and destroying my beautiful land. I don't want my energy bills going up. I don't want my water bills going up.

I don't want H-1B losers coming in to populate my town to build these areas. No, I don't want any of this. So kudos to the average American. They've got more intelligence than most of your right-wing fucking influencers. So good on them. It's not over until we say it's over. But anyway, here's the response that the GDOP is responding with. All right.

So we got this internal memo being sent out to how you guys can push back on your constituents who are upset about data centers and whatnot. Okay. So we'll read this from the top. John Husted and Sharon Brown are in dead heat. Private polling has been consistent when voters here, Browns, positions and his record, Husted pulls away. That is still the

path in this race, the new ingredient, and the new problem is data centers. Oh boy, here we go. Ohio is one of the leaders in building these AI factories. God, God, look at the weasel words that they use here. Factories. Like this is a permanent career and permanent jobs for people, like the

Ford factories, putting out old Ford up 150s. God, these fucking weasel words. Again, by people who hate you, man. unbelievable. This is how they get you. Brown has made his opposition to them, the centerpiece of his campaign against Husted.

Brown is using it because it works. More than any other thing in this race, data centers are the anchor hanging around Hustad's neck. If he loses and data centers get the blame, politicians across the country will take notice. And they will not go near the next one. Good. I hope everybody who's pushing these things fucking loses.

data center branch is the anchor or brand is the anchor sorry data centers are the centerpiece in the case Sherrod Brown is litigating he has made them his de facto opponent and no one is correcting the record brown has put three unique television ads on air it spent billions doing it to the tune more than 6,000 points on television this is more than a month's worth of messaging during one of the most critical times in the race our polling indicates that the messaging is significantly more effective than traditional messaging tracks. Yeah, no shit because Americans know they're being sold down the river for these things. As it introduces new information on highly relevant emerging topic,

this has become a sleeper issue for the entire election cycle. What has to happen? All right, so here we go. Here's the response. The GOP is acknowledging that this is an issue in the race, that the American people are really fired up on this case about data centers being put up in their backyards and they don't want them. Okay, so how's the GOP going to fix this?

What has to happen? Campaigns or party committees cannot fix the toxic brand of an entire segment of the economy. The companies that need these projects built to have to fix how Ohioans see them. Who benefits, who pays, and why communities should want one. Until that happens, the issue will continue to dominate this race. If it is still this potent in November,

elected officials everywhere will treat Ohio. as their reason to work against data centers in the future. If voters' perceptions of data centers is not fixed quickly, the campaign against them will expand far beyond Ohio. So there you go. They're worried that if the data center issue fails in Ohio because Ohio is such an important battleground state that it is a bellwether for the rest of the country.

If they fail here, then it could be a cascading effect to destroy them elsewhere. God, let's hope. Let's only hope, eh? Our message, here we go. Here's what we're going to get into the meet here. While the perceptions of data centers are weak, the American people are with us. Fuck you. By overwhelming margins, the American people prefer a Republican candidate who wants

to only let data centers to be built in communities that approve them by local vote of the people. Oh, we'll see. You guys, you know, I mean, again, this gets into the issue of democracy. It's like, well, local people vote for them. So, of course, we can all right. them. It doesn't matter how many people we've, you know, bribed for these votes or have given them faulty information or what have you. Of course, you know, people vote to destroy their 2,000-year-old Redwoods. Yeah, why not? Of course we can do that. People voted for it.

And that pay for their own power of water and other utilities versus a Democrat candidate who wants to stop data center construction altogether, which will cause America to lose the AI race against China. There we go, guys. Oh, I was told in the comments that this has nothing to do with AI. Hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Everybody knows.

It's so amazing, too, because, like, the, again, I was talking about in this, uh, just, um, at the start we were reading this thing, it's like, the American people know. The American people aren't idiots, man. You know, they, they try to tell you that like common sense is not something that you should be voting on. Common sense is not something you should be trusting. They have, we have this entire network. K through 12 education teaching young kids not to believe their lying eyes about all the major

issues like the differences between men and women, the differences between racial groups, all these other grand lies that we require this whole apparatus of convincing people of the most basic parts of being a human again right here. It's like people know. It's like this is ridiculous. It's not going to serve me. I don't want it. I don't like it. And the response to the GOP is like, well, how can we change their opinions on this with our ridiculous arguments to have no bearing whatsoever on people's lives? The federal government has already set the standard to ensure these things happen. Under President Trump's rate payer reduction pledge, all new energy supply for data centers is new power. No burden on existing customers.

Fuck off. There's no way. There's no way this is true. They're constantly talking about how we need to get rid of all these green energy, agenda is in nonsense. It's so interesting. The left, I've just completely dropped the environmentalism issue, dropped it right off a cliff, dropped it like yesterday's toys, basically, and that mean.

It's like, oh, yeah, we're not going to talk about windmills anymore. We're not going to talk about, you know, getting rid of nuclear power plants. We're not going to talk about, you know, solar energy or talk about none of this stuff. Why? Because everybody needs to make their money in the stock market boom off this giant tech, tech cycle boom. And the only way we're going to be able to do that is because, these things require so much energy to run is we've got to drop the environmentalism stuff,

which has always been a right-wing issue, by the way, and one that is ripe for us to take up the mantle on, has been dominated by nonsense discussions about climate change nonstop for decades at this point, a complete useless fucking issue, not talking about the actual issues facing the environment, like, oh, I don't know, Akshit Gupta and is co-ethnics pouring gallons upon gallons of trash into Lake Ontario. People destroying our national resources with pot farms in the middle of our national parks. Full out gang wars are taking place in national parks in California at these marijuana grows and these cocaine stations.

Unbelievable, man. All right, let's listen into these points here. Data centers pay their own way on generation and infrastructure. Oh, so why do they need taxpayer funds then? Why do they need taxpayer money to build these things? Why are they getting any grants or breaks whatsoever? No higher costs on family and ratepayers. Well, already we know that's not true.

Anyone try and buy a new PC lately? Yeah? Anyone tried to upgrade their hardware at home or buy a video game console or anything like that? The higher costs are already here on the actual materials themselves. I also find it very interesting that I don't know if anybody else has gotten this recently, but I don't think it's a coincidence that I'm seeing a lot of ads for things like apps that you can get for your home to adjust your power usage when you're away from your house. It's like, you know, be sure to adjust your power usage when you're away from your home so you

could save money. It's like, I don't think the American people were worried about this kind of stuff. 10, 15 years ago. I don't think getting ads for why you should run your house on propane, which is another thing that I saw very recently. Yeah, I don't think the energy concerns like this were on Americans' minds until very, very recently. I wonder why.

It's almost like these things are just complete energy suckers. That investment strengthens the grid, upgrades, and backup generation. Does anyone think for a second that the data centers that are powering all the AI for the police state and for all these rich backers, do you think those are going to be the places that first get shut down when, I don't know, there's a local outage due to some kind of storm or something like that? Or do you think that the energy is going to immediately be rooted to those, quote unquote, essential businesses and essential buildings other than your own home? We've already ran two issues with this with places like California, where they're already

starting to have rolling blackouts in some cases, like in the LA area. It's going to come for other places, too. Guarantee it. I guarantee you it well. American communities are strengthened. Jobs, workforce, long-term growth. Wrong, wrong, wrong. We've discussed all of those earlier in the show for multiple reasons why all of that

is bullshit. Here's the bottom line. The American people are still making up their minds on data centers. No, they're not. A majority of them are not for it. rightfully so. But the current perception is negative. It should be.

Sharon Brown has made data centers the center piece of his campaign, yet Ohio is still a toss-up. If Husted loses because of data centers, the industry will be blamed. Good. Elected officials or other parties will learn the cautionary lesson.

Good. People in Ohio, hashtag, you know, we don't endorse candidates on this show. But I think Ohioans in the chat here have some serious decisions to make of what goes on in their state come to midterm elections, especially because you got Vivek Ramalama Bing Bong, you know, there to potentially get elected and outsource more jobs from Ohio. So here's the bottom line, guys. The GDPOP is out there to make sure that you guys have your opinions adjusted on data centers. why nobody says in here why what are they actually going to be good for for the american people stand from the sloganeering and the lies don't hate these people enough man you just don't

it's nice when things like this get uh get leaked so you can see just how much they hate you and just how much they're just manipulating you i mean i still see people who i know just believing, you know, what comes across their screen, what comes across on X, what comes, I mean, it's remarkable to me. It's remarkable to me that we can know what we know, see the history that we know, and think, oh, it's only other people who buy into propaganda. I know when they're telling the truth. Do you?

Do you really? Hmm. I have some doubts. You know, it's just, I've said all I need to say on. It's a lot of black pills tonight, Red Hawk. Yeah. Well, everybody's got some decisions to make coming up here as it relates to, you know, the midterms. I'm sure people in their, I'm sure this isn't exclusive just to Ohio.

I mean, I'm sure there are members like this going out in every single battleground state over this issue. Well, I think everybody should take a good, hard look at their local areas and local politics to see if local politicians are trying to weasel these data centers in. And what's going to happen when this tech bubble finally bursts, hopefully sooner than later, when construction of these data centers goes up, AI bubble bursts, and you're just going to have these complete eyesores sat there, unused, unfinished. but the land is gone. The environment is made worse. You know, the nice park and the nice open territory that was just part of the American mythos from the beginning is gone. But at least we get to look at this half-completed concrete monstrosity. None of these are good, man.

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I wish I had known you were in Austin last weekend I was there too and would have loved to meet up for a break my Punjabi Urdu is kind of rusty look man it was so hot that like on the last day I was going to have a dinner with Paladin Y Y YZ. But you ever you ever get so hot during the day where you're just not hungry? So thankfully Paladin came to the hotel and we sat in the lobby and talked for a couple hours and everything. But yeah, this it was just the worst fucking weekend to be in Texas.

Not only because, I mean, it was like being in Mumbai, but also it was like being in Mumbai when it was like 107 degrees. man again like it's been a while since i've been to texas but you know eventually i'll go back i just have two the hunting is just too good down there for me not to make my return so i i hope i won't be too too disappointed about it but i mean i told this story before but um you know last year when uh i was getting on a plane and i was going through the tsa where you got to go through that humiliating, you know, a body scanner where you got to put your hands up or something. And some jeet woman walked into the thing with me and got right behind me and tried to weasel around. And I took a look at the TSA lady and I, we both like locked eyes when she was

trying to walk around me. And I was like, am I having a fucking stroke? And like, are you seriously trying to do this right now? You can't wait the five seconds for me to go through the scanner. You got to try and weasel your way around me and skip the scanner. It's like, God, I fucking hate everything. It's like, why do I have to deal with this? I wasn't dealing with this shit when I was a kid. I've been flying my entire life. I've never had to deal with this before. Unbelievable. And then you see like the highlights coming out like Texas where every single Indian and the entire airport is using all the wheelchairs because they get the free service who are getting wheeled around. So these people just do not care about lying whatsoever.

Yeah. Anyway, uh, TK sends us five bucks. He sends us a salute and admin looks to be trying to pander to the base a bit, which is a great shake-up from Miga and retaking Cuba for little Marco. I mean, I suspect that Cuba thing will be done before Trump leaves office, unfortunately, and it'll probably have the same effect as all of our other foreign conflicts have gone, as it relates recently. But, you know, I mean, I'll take the ones where I can get them, especially on, you know, suspending all visa appointments. That's good news. Real Americans. Yes, and you are a real American. He sent us a salute in there. Most people send the salutes in the back, so I kind of forget about that. But yes, you are a real American.

Prince Imperial, friend of the show for 10 bucks says, as an upstate New Yorker, it will always be Lake Ontario. Good news, though. Even my boomer parents are fed up with Israel at this point. Also remember to buy the Nureberg system. Just got my copy. Yes, everyone go buy Thomas's book. Please be aware that there are jeet scammers out in force on Amazon

that have already created fake artificial copies of the book. So be very, very careful that you are actually buying the real object. the real book on there. That is Thomas Sear, C-Y-R. Be sure to find the correct book when you're making your purchase. All right. Redhawk, that was actually me. That was the guy. Yeah. No, all right. We're getting ready right now. We're sending you back. All right. Moving on to Big Time for five bucks. Here's some money to pay for your cricket Wi-Fi. I mean, I declare holy war on spectrum. And here's the problem, man.

It's like they're all the same. They're all terrible. There's like, you know, there's no way you can actually switch or file a complaint. You know, there's like no, again, like back to our discussion about the free market. Like everything isn't shittified. You can't switch to any company because all the companies have been taken over by dude bros and various other firms. They'll just make the product shittier and jack up the price.

everywhere is like this. So frustrating. Let's see. Pete Budapest for five bucks says, not to plagiarize Tucker, but it's worth repeating, we're on the verge of an employment apocalypse. There's zero need for a single new immigrant. Yep, absolutely true.

100% true. Tucker's totally right. TK, again for five bucks. Trump obsession, negative or positive, marks you out as a lame. Yeah, I mean, he's going to be gone in two years and maybe even, you know, a lame duck in a short couple of months. So again, like we have to start thinking again about the future, you know, again, did people not learn their lessons about time preference? You know, come on, we're supposed to be right wingers here.

Anyway, Valero 393 for two bucks says train whistle sound, please. Well, I think we can. It just gets me every time, every single time. We've had that thing on the soundboard for, what, like over a year now? And I still laugh every time. It's just crazy. It's like, yeah, the silent predator. You never know where it strikes.

It could attack at any moment. It's the number one killer. Their top predator over there. Man, unbelievable. TK. again sends us five bucks. Unrelated to Pete's predictions. Book recommendation, Camp of the Saints. Yes.

Definitely get your copy of that as well. That was just reissued, right? It was. It was. I think it was. Was it Vaubon books? Bobbin books. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I got my copy of that from them. Yep. Very good. And that's a book actually, interestingly enough. I've had some more Normie Republican friends. They were asking questions about that book because it's been injected into the conversation so much. And actually had a Normie, a Republican friend of mine, read that book recently and got Redbilled by it. So, I don't know, maybe it might be the right time to start handing out that book to people.

Maybe the fatigue for Indians is just so, like, entrenched in basic people, in people's minds at this point that maybe that's one that you can hand out to people. That's interesting. I would not, I would never expect that. I mean, I like the book, but I certainly don't consider it like a, you know, a boomer whisperer type of book. Yeah, I don't think. I don't know if you can give it to a boomer. I think you give it to a young guy, like a,

and I think their mindset could definitely be in the right place for it. Paul W. Hall, who you can find on Mr. D's Twitter spaces quite frequently, since I saw 10 bucks and a salute. Thank you, sir. You definitely are a real American.

Real Americans. Yes, indeed. Our good friend, the American Southwest, who you could find on Mondays with American spirits, helping us out with all manner of historical knowledge on the American Southwest. For 15 bucks, he says,

as a nature conservation absolutist, I'm 100% against data centers, selling public land, Wim Farms, and solar desolation land destroyers. The people in charge have no understanding of our descendants. Absolutely. I agree. 100% with this. Sean Weiland for 10 bucks in the chat says, Red Hawk, the AI bubble might be misdirection from the larger attention economy bubble now popping too because a majority of ads are now just click fraud by bots, hence the push for digital ID. Yeah, I mean, it's very, very easy to see this now. Like, if you've been on like the internet for five minutes, you'll kind of recognize just

how much of it is like just fake AI stuff. And I'm actually seeing more and more ads from companies who have the generic AI voice, you know, clearly reading ads for them. It's like, wow, man. Yeah, this, uh, not a bubble in any way. Um, infernal morinths for two bucks. I will not use Windows 11. They can't make me. There you go. You are a trooper.

American Southwest again for five bucks says. What the fuck? There are five in my small New Mexico town. If I win my election, zero funds to this garbage from now on. Well, good. We do hope you win your election, sir. TK. for $7.77. cents. T-T-T-T-T-Cle-7 deserves one more shilling, the Nuremberg system, conceptual bases of world order from 1933 to present, available on Amazon, required reading. Yes, support fellow friends. And like I said before, please make sure you are buying the correct copy of the book.

I want to remind everybody that Amazon gets over, I think it's an absurd number. Like, the high 100s is like between 800 and 900 book submissions every single day on Amazon. on it's a crazy amount of book submissions they're going on there and of course a lot of them are just AI fed slop you know they literally saw Thomas's book going up the charts on the best sellers list and immediately some jeats got on it and we're like

okay we make copies sir and you know just but please please make sure that you are buying the correct book so that funds will do go to our dear friend yes all right we got a $10 super sticker from our friend Dawn Browning

the only woman who listens to this show She sends us a super sticker as she does every week. This time is an anthropomorphic pair with a cape flying through the air like Superman. So, well, thank you, Don Browning. We appreciate it. DJZ for 20 bucks. We aren't riding the tiger. It's eating us.

And we all in all we love. We got to be willing to die, gents. God bless you guys. I mean, oof. No endorsement. Cannot say. Adrian Shepherd for two bucks says, you guys see T.P.B.

T.P. USA. Make that O.F. lady, a speaker. Oh, God. Come on. Really? Only fans model. Yeah. Come on. No. They didn't do that. Really? Well, she's a former whore now, allegedly. Oh, my God. Is this the, oh, my God.

We were talking about this before we went last. There's got to be some, oh my God, maybe Sean Weiland knows because he's constantly in, like, Jack Napier's chat or Ryan Stone's chat. Maybe he'll know this. Is it like the same chick that Michael Knowles was debating for all those years? I don't know, X runner, he might be in here too. He might know. Like, holy fuck, man. Like, wow.

Come on. What a, what a. Wow. Yeah, we're coming up on the year, on the year anniversary of Charlie Kirk's murder. And that's what the organization has to. show for it. Unbelievable. That's crazy.

But the conservative movement is a fucking joke, dude. Absolutely fucking joke. TPSA is literally the daily wire now. Wow. Main focus on the conservatives. They need to go. They all need to go. Every single one of them.

Unbelievable. Yeah, let's give a platform, one of the largest platforms in the conservative movement to a former only fans whore. My God. Just no women. No women in positions of power, period, ever. What a fuck a joke.

I got a text to Allie Drummond about this and see if she knows about this, because this is just crazy. Anyway, or maybe Mac on Twitter. I'm sure she has something to say about this. This is crazy. Anyway, Volp is persona for our last super chat of the night sends us $10. He says nothing. Thank you, sir. We appreciate you.

And then we got one other one that came into the last moment. happy hunting 1000 for 10 bucks says hello gentlemen well hello to you sir okay um last minute shillings from you gentlemen pete do you have anything to uh direct people in the audience too sure um thomas and i started reading his book on my show we went through the introduction the other day that's live episode number 14 13 and episode 14 14 tonight is myself and hose San Niño, Jose being one of the great researchers on a certain tribe right now. And we talk about a lot of things, but we pretty much try to concentrate on, you know, some of the nuns in this country that are buck dancing for Zion.

So, you know, we ought to get Jose back on this show, Pete. It's been a while. You know, we should reach out. I'll talk about here. No. All right. And keynote politics. Number one, I got to say, I like your PFP.

You know, it's like a revolver chamber in the background, but also a film reel. You know, so it's cool. I didn't even think about the revolver chamber, but now that you mentioned it, it's true. Yeah, yeah. It's like a, it's keynote, as the kids would say. So where can people find more of your stuff? Please. Yeah, well, it's pretty hard to find at the moment.

I've just got to, you know, rebut. booted X account here, but if people go to kinopolitics.gumroad.com, they can find the last picture shows film festival 2025. Of course, you gentlemen were guests this year. I saw Fritz Imperial in the, given us a super chat. He was also a guest, did a great review of over the garden wall, but plenty of your favorites folks would be in there. We got Gio Pentechetti, Prudentialist, uh sandbatch john d um uh j burden sort of all of the the usual suspects contributing uh contributing movies and i'm you know it was a tragedy that they didn't get out in 2025 so i'm i'm hoping that people get to enjoy them now all righty well everyone be sure to uh check that out um for myself

this has now been two weeks now where we've had to cancel at the last moment from doing our own movie show on a Sunday, myself, Mr. D. Charlemagne, Dr. D's Cinema. Unless another comment from outer space comes and destroys our plans, we will be watching John Carpenter's The Thing on Sunday and doing a live commentary on that on Twitter because Twitter does not have copyright rules and they don't give a shit about us streaming a movie

and commenting on it. Another place where you can find some guys talking about movies and watching them live, I was on last minute last night on drive time movie night with Cap and Mike of Pole. And I got to tell you, I had an amazing time last night. We watched 1985's Clue. And I had vaguely known that this like film had existed, knew nothing about it, went into it completely blind. And we just had a great time.

It is an amazing film, fantastic. I were totally recommended to people. RIP, Tim Curry. Yes, yes. That's why we watched it. You know, yeah, he was great in that movie. It's such a good job with that. So, yeah, definitely would recommend please go over to drive time movie night on a rumble.

You know what really sucks is losing Tim Curry and Sam Neal in the same year. I mean, it's like who else from the Hunt for Red October cast is going to go. Yeah, I don't know. We already lost Sean Connery. So, but no, it's, no, I mean, the day of the pillow is an eye, you know, it is. So unfortunately, all of our great movie stars are just going to be replaced by endless numbers of Zendaya. you know, so enjoy movies while you still can. And you know what?

One last thing I have to say about Tim Curry is that, you know, I really do think it's cool that he was one of the guys who's in on the ground floor for video games as an art. He's like, yeah, you know, I'm a major Hollywood actor, but of course, I'm going to be the campy version of a Russian general and do all the voiceovers and the acting for Command and Conquer. You know, it's like, I think that's pretty neat, you know. So he will be missed indeed. All right, we will be back here next week for another episode of Pony Express Radio.

Everyone, of course, watch American Spirits on Mondays and chapter house on Wednesdays. And we will be back next week. Everyone have a good week.