The Pete Quiñones Show - Pony Express Radio 09/03/26 - 12 Angry Foids

Episode Date: September 4, 2026

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And joining us tonight as well, we got Pax Cascadia is here how are you greetings good to be here no longer in the the northwest in the very warm south the last few months now it's been a been a burner dude i was in i don't know if you heard the stream last way i was in uh austin two weekends ago it was between like a hundred and five and 110 every day i was there wow it's been brutal i don't know if people uh can hear I mean, I got this new microphone. I don't know if it's picking it up, but there is a raging thunderstorm going on right outside.

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And be sure to listen to George Bagby, who makes regular appearances on Mondays for American Spirits, the premium American history show in the entire online rights sphere. All right, gentlemen, we need to talk about the stories tonight. And you know what? As the thumbnail suggests, I think everybody knows what the big story tonight is going to be. You know, we've tried for weeks and weeks and weeks to avoid talking about this topic on the show, but it's just getting to the point where, you know, I'm trying not to Fed post. I'm sure everybody else in the chat is going to try not to Fed post as well, but we just have

to talk about this. We have to talk about the Lindsay Clancy case, unfortunately. We will not torture people in the audience with some of the absolute terror-inducing, shall I say, clips that have come from this, most notably some of the audio clips of the horrible husband's reaction to coming home and finding his children have been strangled by his wife. I mean, just look at this. This woman is just, just look how evil this woman is. You can just tell right in the face or right in the eyes, black eyes like a doll's eyes, you know, is the vibe I'm getting from this one. But now, for those who are not aware, I don't know how you possibly couldn't be aware of it at this point because not only is every woman in the entire world bringing up this topic,

but it's been all over the place just because of how insane this is. As of today, the jury has now been locked in its fifth day of deadlock for not being able to reach a verdict in this case. For a woman who strangled all three of her children in the basement while sending her husband out on various errands, you know, this is all premeditated. She was, Googleing and asking Google about strangulation techniques, having homicidal thoughts, all these kinds of things. So she knew exactly what she was doing ahead of time, sent her husband out of the house. You know, the guy was doing all kinds of work for, you know, getting her on various medications, which obviously, like, we all know this here, that these SSRIs or what have you do not help in these circumstances.

The guy got her a nanny to help her around the house. the guy was looking into checking her into a psych war, all these kinds of things, you know, and didn't matter. The woman went and decided to strangle her through children anyway. And, you know, the real thing about this case is not necessarily the actual details of it. The real thing about this is just the absolute outcry from women, not just in the United States, but around the entire Western world who have made this one the feminist icon of the year, basically. It's like, hey, we all got to get behind Lindsay Clancy because we as women,

And every single one of us has just had that thought one day that we're going to strangle our three children with our bare hands. You know, so we got to support her. I need to shut up before I immediately start fed posting. So where do we even start with this fellas as to how insane this world is that we are living in now? You want to go, Mr. Cascadia? Sure. I think it's a bit of a meme at this point. But the meme of Lindsay Clancy in trial and then the photo of the dad who offed his.

the guy who had molested his son and beneath it. And when women find out another woman killed their children versus when a man finds out someone else abused their children, it can't really be understated. It's a very different dynamic. And if anyone still one of these days, they say, oh, men and women are the same. They just have slight different biological differences.

It's like, no, there is fundamental circuitry that differs at a basic biological level, which in its proper context is good. But yeah, the mass psychosis and the mass psychosis of everyone seeing, putting themselves in her shoes is, I don't even think the biggest red pillar, black pillar on women would have thought, oh yeah, that's totally a thing that would happen. You know, people are seeing like, I see myself in her face. Well, this was certainly the point that I was making on Twitter with this one.

I mean, I was talking about buddy Ryanstone about this. and we always enjoyed the opportunity to take the jabs at the men's rights activist group because they're just professional pussies and have never accomplished anything in their entire lives. But this case has red-pilled more men on the women question than the entire existence of men's rights and basically the broader red pill movement in general, I would say, because it'd be one thing if it was like a few isolated cases of a few women, you know, like on the street interviews or a few people on TikTok or something, you know where we're saying oh well you know uh maybe maybe she should get like a lighter sentence

maybe she doesn't deserve the electric chair or something maybe she deserves life in prison you know but no they didn't do that um there is a mass uh foyd psychosis going around spread on ticot on fox news on blaze tv if you can believe it or not that uh alley beth stucky a woman was uh on lindsay side at the beginning but then i saw in the last a couple of days she completely uh did a 180 on this one, probably because she saw where the way the wind was blowing on this one, basically just women of all stripes in all times, all places do the thing that women always do, which is they have to protect the hive mind. They must protect the hive melt. And in a proper context of this, in our ancestral past, you know, people have, of course, people have to remember that women's suffrage

and women's rights is an extremely modern invention as it relates to the history of human beings who have around on this planet for hundreds of thousands of years, and only in the last hundred or so, we've managed to actually give women some degree of freedom and suffrage and what have you in this regard. In our ancestral past, women had to stick together because more often than not, the next tribe comes over the next hill, clubs all the men over the head, and takes all the women as slaves or concubines, throws them into the new genetic mixture of the tribe coming overboard, and the women have to stick together as a team. Now, this is just how we are why, As such, women are not hierarchical like men are.

They're communitarian by nature. And again, in normal times and normal places, this is actually a good thing for us to have. However, and our good friend Charlemagne, our very own, has a fantastic tweet about this that I, you know, keep pointing back to because it was just so poignant many years ago. And he was tweeting about this. It's like the problem with women being on social media is that they make all the problems of all women in the entire world their problems. just by looking at this and reading this. And it takes a very, very special woman to realize the part, holy shit, loud lightning.

I don't know if you guys could hear that or not. We can hear it. Yeah, wow. Anyway, so, yeah, I mean, in the correct time and place, this would be a good trait to have, but not in our modern world where everyone has access to his cell phone, everyone has access to TikTok women, everyone has access to them coming up.

with all kinds of crazy conspiracy theories there were theories going around that it was actually the husband you know through some true crime nonsense i actually snuck back into the house did the deed and then blamed it all on the wife you know it this is just crazy but please discuss your element well i mean you know i go back to 1692 and say that people like william stouton and john hithorn did nothing wrong in instituting the salem witch trials um the If your woman is on TikTok and believes that she's innocent, he did it, making excuses for her, run like your ass is on fire and water is like 10 miles away. Just get away from that woman.

If you have a wedding, if you have a wedding schedule, try to get your money back. stop it, run. Find yourself a woman who is not on social media. So, I mean, we are, I think that this may be the beginning of our understanding of just how damaging social media is to people. This should be, this should tell you everything you need to know. Shou-on-Head did a video. It was like 40 minutes long.

And it was just interviews with women on the street who were saying, oh, he did it. The husband did it. And they asked every one of them, where are you getting your news from? They all said TikTok. They all said TikTok. I mean, the woman problem right now is so exposed. The social media problem is so exposed. I would be if you're if your woman is not on TikTok and you're having conversations and she's

arguing about like and you're married like right now and she's arguing that you know and defending lindsay clancy you should be recording her recording her secretly so that you can give it to your divorce attorney because you're going to need one in a couple years or sooner i'm i'm sorry I'm sorry. I get it now, man. I'm not going to really, if I ever insulted anyone about, oh, you can't find a,

you should be able to find a woman, yada yada, yeah, this. No, I apologize. The woman problem needs to be addressed. It is fucking insane right now.

And I mean, let me stop right there before I, I've said too much. Yeah, Cascady, you got anything else or shall I sound off on this again? I actually, I don't have any data to back this up, but I do wonder what the Venn diagram of women defending Lindsay and women who have had had or are close friends with women who have had abortions is. I bet it's fairly nearly a circle. I did some Googling and it's something, you know, based on some good mocker numbers and they're fairly pro-abortion. They estimate the numbers of women in America right now who have had an abortion is somewhere between like 25 and 30 percent.

Not a small number by any means. You know what Michael Jones says about women who have abortions, right? I do not. As soon as they have abortions, they start making excuses for it, not only make excuses for it, but they also start promoting it and they immediately become Jewish spiritually. Seems direction true. Yeah, seems very directionally true to me. Well, it's just the thing we talk about, right, Pete.

It's like they get you to become them. And then that's how they get you. Well, but, yeah, I mean, there's just so many details about this. We haven't even actually gotten into some of the side issues from this case. I mean, the GoFundMe attached to this woman that raised over $1.1 million for her. You know, as a result of this, you know, it's like, you literally just get to cash out at this point. You know, murder your three kids make $1.1 million, you know, basically out of this kind of thing. The other thing attached to this too is that apparently from what we can gather is that the reason the jury is remaining in deadlock at this time is that there are two members of the jury who are females who recently have been showing up to court in all pink.

dresses and yeah it doesn't really take much to put two and two together on this one right i mean just number one right there i mean i'm no lawyer i'm no law expert or anything like that but seems to me it's like okay that's just immediate mistrial like we should just throw you out like immediately for doing this like you're just voicing your biases immediately you know in front of the entire court you know surely this cannot be allowed but you know the other thing i have to talk about here too is that just the our society is just so complete captured in the long house and you know there's a lot of valid criticisms to make of somebody like bronze age pervert but what I will say

this is that that guy has never once wavered on this issue which is one of the most important ones of our time is the questions of female empowerment female agency women's suffrage all this kinds of stuff and how this is just like the nail in the coffin at this point okay there's no side of this argument where women come on top okay the women who are on the court, the women who are on the jury, the women who are outside, the women making the TikTok stuff, the women who are on the street interviewers, the women who are giving money to the legal defense, the women who are arguing with their wives, or with

their husbands rather, no, just none of it. This is just a cold case of, okay, you guys can't be impartial, you guys can't actually dole out justice, and none of you should be in positions of power, period, under any circumstances whatsoever. Like, we are just so beyond the point of arguing about the stuff at this point because you, congratulations ladies, you know, glorious dinam died today. You know, the woman who popularized the term, women need men, like a fish needs a bicycle. It's like, oh, thanks. And she died childless and alone, unmarried and alone.

And she's finding out there's no air conditioning in Jewish heaven. And, you know, it's just like the legacy of feminism here at this point is, okay, congratulations, ladies, you have your empowerment, you have your rights, and what have you decide to do for it? Your number one chief accomplishment is fighting for the right to kill your babies at various stages of development, whether it's, in the womb or out of the womb, what have you. That is the legacy of feminism. It is murdering children. And you think if they could have directed some of the energies towards things that do seem to have some sort of a maternal flair to them like wildlife conservation.

Maybe there would be some serious silver lining to it. But yeah, the lion's share seems to be generally destructive to themselves and the family. I do wonder if this will spur any changes on the legal system with being able to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. It's like, well, if you really can't be held responsible for any of your actions, no matter how premeditated, planned, and horrendous they may be, we shouldn't really just be letting people who can't be held responsible for their own actions back out on the street. And really, people like this even into jail, Anakin meme. And yet the whole concept of penitentiary and, oh, no, we're going to go, we're going to go fix them. It's like, this isn't someone you need to fix.

This is someone that needs to be removed. And then, you know, and then you could go down the trail of, okay, there was looking at the farmer, the SSRIs and the drugs that she was on that undoubtedly probably played a role. But if you being on a drug of some sort absolves you of any responsibility when committing the most heinous acts imaginable, well, I think, okay, you need an SSRI to be happy. Okay, cool. Here's your padded sale where you can be happy in. We can't have you out on the street like this. Yeah, I mean, I don't. You just, literally the number of deportations just went up by like another hundred million.

Seriously. I mean, the, you know, unfortunately, Cascadia, what you bring up here is like, oh, well, maybe this will open up conversations about, you know, addressing things like pleading guilty by reason of it's andy or what have you. And, you know, really, the only solution to this is the strong gods returning, to be honest. They're even like the, you know, we're so beyond the point of arguments. This is so unbelievably beyond the pale. Holy shit. Wow. One of the strong gods. Yeah, she's trying to take me down right now. I know where you I used to live where you live, man.

He get brutal there. Yeah, yeah. I'm like, wow. She's trying to get me right now. Gloria Steinem from beyond the grave is trying to shut me down. It's like, no, he cannot be heard. He cannot speak the truth. Where she is, that would be an earthquake.

Yeah, true. True. Very true. The phenomenal thunderstorms are one thing that I have appreciated living in the south because the weather in the northwest is, if you're a farmer, perfect. if you're a boy growing up and it doesn't get very hot in the summer and it doesn't get very cold in the winter and thunderstorms are few and far between it's it's a little I don't know a little bland sometimes well well as um as thor is interrupting me um right now um I've got to try and get a bit of a word

in edgewise here but listen um basically we just need patriarchy more than ever okay everyone knows it every man knows it okay and it basically just starts at home in your own relationship okay Pete mentioned this a little bit earlier about, you know, if you're dating somebody like this, you know, there just needs to be a complete and total zero tolerance policy for this kind of stuff. I'm sorry. Like we are so beyond the point of this egalitarian crap in our relationships. We are so beyond the point of, oh, well, women just like nice guys. It's like, shut the fuck up. Just shut that flying fuck up. We have been through this stuff for decades. We know this is bullshit. We have all the data. Guys have been thrown through the absolute

meat grinder in the last several decades. with all this fucking feminism bullshit that has been thrown down our throats from Hollywood, from the school system, from our own parents who are all divorced family members or what have you. It's like, no, fuck this. We're done with this shit. Okay. The strong gods are returning. The men are coming back.

The men are not putting up with this shit anymore. No, we're not having arguments. No, I don't want to hear about your fucking bullshit postpartum depression stuff. Take this woman out back and hang her. There we go. There we go. This is the response. We're not arguing anymore with this crap.

There's no reason to, none whatsoever. I don't think there's anything else that could be said after that. No, it's like we're not arguing. There is no reason to argue with this case. It's like, oh, well, don't you think about post partner, Ben? Yeah, no. But you don't, you don't want to have a debate? I mean, you're scared.

Are you scared to debate, Red Hawk? You think you'll lose the debate. Yeah. Okay, yeah, great. I lost your debate. Now face the wall. I mean, that's that's just the response you have to have with this kind of stuff. It's like, no, I don't care about your screaming.

I don't care about your FOID arguments. I don't care about, you know, your lecturing. I don't care about your social shaming. None of this crap. It's okay? It's like, no, the men are here. The men are talking. Shut the fuck up.

And that's it. That's the end of it. And yeah, someone who was talking about this recently as well was our good friend Carl Benjamin Sargon. He was bringing up this case, I'm recently, from ancient Greece. There were writings about this. I think it was either herodotus that wrote about this.

Somebody in the chat in fact checked me on this one. Here's Zeus coming in to intervene on me telling the story incorrectly. But anyway, so there was a case where some famous woman, I think it was in Athens or something, committed suicide. And then you quickly had a bunch of copycat cases of other women trying to do the same for various attention purposes. And they tried all sorts of different methods to get around this part of women's social engineering where they just followed the crowd or follow the herd in this regard.

And Plutarch wrote about it. Thank you. The only way that they actually finally got around this case was to declaring that any woman who commits suicide is going to be strung naked in the town square. And then all of a sudden, completely stopped. All the copycats stopped. All the women killing themselves. a very public

fashion, it's just like, no, as soon as the part of shame, even from beyond the grave, was brought into this, immediately stopped. And that's the point. It's like, no, if you are supporting this woman for killing your three kids, you should be shamed. You should be totally

ashamed of yourself for even, like, for a second trying to support this woman. I got to mark myself safe last week from my wife even knowing who Lindsay Clancy was. i was uh i asked like have you heard about have you been following the lindsay case she's like is that who's that oh no lord bless you my uh my my my gp passed the test as well so that was that was good to know

well uh but again like patriot void yeah yeah it's like guys you know if you want to get it it really just is it's like the the the screening that you have to do uh for your women at this point uh for dating them it's like number one is she thin number two is like are you on social media. That's seriously what it's going to have to be at this point because, you know, listen, say what you will about the negative effects that the internet has on everybody, men included. You know, I see a bunch of men behaving like absolute women on social media all the time and getting their minds absolutely raped by algorithms happens more and more every day now. So men are by no means sinless in this regard. But women in particular just get plugged into the

hive mind and it just completely warps their brains. Yeah, I go through occasional cycles of just deleting Twitter off my phone. So I can access it on my laptop, but it's just like, no, we're going to mostly take a break for a week or something. And went through, it's probably a couple years after we got married of, you know, let's just both back off on this a lot and locked our, like our Instagram feeds down. It's like, we want to share family photos. Let's share family photos with our friends and vice versa. but keep it very narrow and people we know and not something where it's just like, hey, world, look how amazing my life happened to be today.

And I took a photo of it. And so I get a brag about it as opposed to, which gives a very stilted view of what you or anyone else's life is because last I checked, most people aren't posting photos of their dirty kitchens on the internet. And I can see, you know, following other guys who do manufacturing or something on Twitter be like, man, his life looks awesome. I wish I was in manufacturing. And you just think about what that would do on the woman psyche,

seeing everyone else in their perfect looking families and all their vacations. And it's like that's probably not helpful. You know, when they're cosplaying and made sale, I think they really want that. Oh, they absolutely do. They want it. That's absolutely a signal for the strong men to make a return. I mean, again, you know, if I'm going to impart some red pill wisdom on any of the men in the audience here, Now, the absolute best phrase that every man should have in their vocabulary for when dealing with women is no.

Please say no more often. Women are not these tiny little delicate flowers that you've been taught since the day you were born that you cannot offend them in any way whatsoever or you will not get access to the sexors. You know, stop, stop. They crave direction. They crave being commanded. They crave having a cute little box of parameters set around for them in order to play in. Okay. Please set boundaries.

Please hold. Stand up for yourself. Please say no. The fastest way to piss off a woman is to give her everything she wants. Please, these are ironclad rules that you should be have drilled into your skull and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Probably the second fastest way is to tell her yes on everything and then tell her no on something that's actually important. It's like, well, but you never told me no before. Exactly.

It's a pattern of you leading. I want to go to an event later and I started to text. Hey, would it work for us to go? I was like, wait, I'm not asking. I'm going to this on Thursday. Do we need to move anything around to make this work? Exactly. Very different mindset of am I working around what's comfortable for my wife's schedule or, you know,

I want to be considered of it. But no, I think this thing is important for me and for our family to go do. So I'm going to do that. And I want to know, hey, what do we need to do to make sure that this is doable for our situation? Absolutely. This is about being a leader. This isn't about being a tyrant walking around with your pin-panned or what have you, you know, like some of our negroid brethren here in this case is like, no, this is how we are white men, we behave a certain way. This is how we conduct ourselves within a relationship. You know, I always find it, I always find it very strange, like this strain of Manosphere talking points of thinking that became very popular, circa 2021, 2020. with the emergence of people like Kevin Samuel's like Fresh and Fit like Andrew Tate or what have you, all various

brownoids of some shade or another right and there there we go. More more strikes from beyond but these guys you know there's something to be said about Islam having to cover all of their women and like a lot of guys just like

based Islam is right about women and it's like dude no no stop stop this is ridiculous. I actually think it's kind of weird that these guys have like no restrictions on male behavior whatsoever that they have to force all the women to be covered from head to toe and it's like I don't know about you guys as well but like you know I like looking at pretty girls so why why do we need to all of a sudden adopt this foreign way of thinking when we haven't had these problems with women for it's all a arrest it's all a larp exactly they don't they don't even have the balls to say no yeah

absolutely there's that too I was like no we don't need to adopt some foreign way of thinking to solve this problem which we haven't had an issue with throughout the rest of the entire history of the west okay like listen you know be the change you want to see in the world and the best way to do this is to have strong families have a strong household have strong masculine leadership okay you know and we're not tolerating this crap no but there is no arguing there is there is i'm giving orders and you're either on board or you can get the fuck out okay that that's that's all there is to this okay now to back that up you actually actually you actually you're you actually need to be a man of competence who could command this kind of authority as well.

So don't be like a fucking slouch that sits on the couch all day. You know, got to actually be worthy of this level of command. But no, wield your power as a man in the relationship. You know, it is your job. It is your job to steer this ship, you know, because nobody else is going to do it for you. I think that's all I have to say on this one. I'm done. A breach.

I'm done. I say any more. and, you know, it's going to get even worse. So, I mean, we'll see what happens. I suspect a mistrial is coming because there's no way that you're going to get these two women there on this jury to swap sides. There's just no way. And then good luck in the future trying to try this woman again and get like an all-male jury. It's like, good luck with that.

And it's never going to happen, you know. So the last person noted that one juror refuses to listen to the law on reasonable doubt. it's like yeah yeah that's that's kind of a core thing for this whole system to work yeah I mean jury of your peers man like rapidly going the way of the dinosaur

you know it's and what killed it was diversity so uh wonderful yeah but anyway so yeah my black pill cynical take is that uh yeah this woman's probably gonna get off uh with a million bucks

uh in the bank for um murdering her three kids well And also sadly, won't be the last. Again, this is a very dark side of female nature that a lot of men haven't really had to look deep into, you know, unless you've delved into some of the really dark materials that you'll find in red pill and manisture circles and whatnot. But there's a reason that women fight so hard for abortion. There's a reason why women fight so hard in cases like this. And the really deep dark, the really, really deep and dark side of this thing is just how many women absolutely despise their husbands and despise their kids. And it is a lot.

It is quite a lot. They actually, they literally just hate themselves. They hate their biology. They hate what they are because they've had this screaming in their minds that we need to reproduce. And often what happens is they saddle themselves with these, you know, pathetic men. and then they look down upon themselves. It's like now I am stuck. This is like that whole Casey Anthony thing from a decade earlier.

Kill to Party is a concept we have in the Redville discuss things like this. It's like, no, you know, they will just do it. They will kill their children. No, really, really dark shit. And this is why they cannot be tolerated. Literally just cannot be tolerated. Well, no, no discussions of insanity. No discussions of SSR.

our eyes, no discussions of, post-param depression, none of the stop. It's like you kill three of the most innocent among us. Boom, you're done. Done. This is just one of those things that there cannot be any ground given for any reason, ever. None. I shut her to think what kind of copycats will see if she gets off and gets a million dollars. Like, oh, that's a nice thing.

I guarantee. Out of my bad marriage, get rid of my kids, go, you know, go a yacht hop in the the Middle East or something. No, guarantee you there will be some. Guarantee it. Okay. Moving right along here to something a little bit more interesting, why I don't wait.

So one of the funny things that came out in the news this week, some little lighthearted stuff, I've intentionally not watched this clip yet just because I wanted to have a little bit of humor in here. But apparently for you old heads here, who were around during the Burk, days and the SJW destroys compilation videos back in 2015 and whatnot. Everybody here will be familiar with a certain character by the name of Milo Unopolis.

And, you know, God, look at this. So there was a story this week where apparently Milo has been in the country illegally. He's been in the United States illegally for several years now, and he has missed his court date, which is why he finally was booted and picked up by ice. But he was trying to fly out of an airport in New Orleans. They flagged him as being in the country illegally. And they deported him. So I mean, there's a lot of people who have been screaming back and forth about it's like,

oh, well, you know, couldn't ICE focus on anybody else. And it's like, well, they didn't like do a raid for this guy. He literally went to the airport after he missed a court date. And, you know, they wrapped him up and they deported him like everybody else. So, I mean, what? Are we supposed to be unhappy now about the 100 million deportations we're supposed to get? It's like, you know, like, listen, I'm not going to shed a tear for this guy. Okay.

He was here illegally. They, to my knowledge, it seems like they weren't, you know, using any extra resources, like, go hunt him down or what have you. It was just the guy went to the one place in the country, apparently, where, you know, if you show ID, they're going to flag you for being illegal and they're going to kick you out. So, I mean, I got no sympathy for him on that regard. What is a massive fucking faggot? Yeah. Exactly. So anyway, oh, hey, Allie Drummond is in the chat.

Listen to her on this topic as it relates to the whammon and their situation. I hope all is well, Allie. And congratulations on your third child, by the way. Moving on, let's listen to Dear Old Milo here. I've intentionally not listened to this clip yet, but let's listen to it. we understand the physical reality of how institutionalized the brutality is in America. The manner in which they arrest you, they put your mantles, your hands, your feet, chain it together. I mean, like, everybody is arrested is like an MS-13 gang member, and it hurts a lot more than it looks like on television.

Yes. You know, I was put from, you know, detention facility to a correction facility. You know, every three hours, they were sort of trying to keep ahead of my head of my. lawyer so I couldn't, you know, so whatever. But no one would tell me anything. It was, it, I mean, I know it's designed to be like that, but it's, it was, sure, it was humiliating and it was disorientating the rest of it. It was physically degrading. It was, it was frightening. It was frightening. I don't think I've ever been frightened like that before. Just not how emotional have you been to this period? I've never been like this before. I, I tripped and kind of

I've tumbled down the stairs a night or two ago, and, you know, I'm a clumsy person, so that it's not the rarest thing in the world. But it set something off from when I'd been kind of, you know, shoved down a couple of steps. And I was weeping like an old woman for an hour. And I thought, oh, I really wanted to get this out of my system. I think maybe in the past I've been a little bit, a little bit blazee when people talked about their trauma, a little bit. Oh, here we go.

Here we go. You're Benedict Arnold. stuff kind of lingering with them, but I get it now. And I wouldn't wish it on anyone. The thing that astonishes me, I have to say, is to see the various bits of the American government, all the machinery of the government, kind of lining up to lie in the manner that Tom Homan just did.

I mean, I want to be completely clear with you and with your viewers, like, I manage, I don't really do, you know, the right-wing provocateur thing anymore. I manage lawyers for a living. I'm pretty organized and together person when I'm not being. on Twitter. That's why I'm on TV. And I'm married to an American. There's no reason I would take a risk like this. I didn't need to have a visa. There were dozens of companies who could have

sponsored me. And I'm married to an American. I didn't. Faggett, faggett. Yes. Yes. Thank you, Tucker. Thank you. Thank you. Now, you could just tell that this guy's already into the heel turn saying, oh, look how evil the Trump administration is. It's like, dude, you had the opportunity to make your career in the United States. This guy is. multi-millionaire, to my knowledge. I don't know if he's lost all that money by this point. He very well might have probably on like gay faggot hookers and blow probably. But anyway, you had the opportunity to become one of the most influential and well-known media

personalities in the online rights sphere for better part of almost half a decade, you know, in that 2010s period, you know, coming to the United States and get to make a living off this kind of stuff, living high on the hog, basically never having to work a day in your life on this one. And then immediately just do a complete heel turn and be like, oh my God, it's just so horrible the way that the Americans will shackle you and act like men and kick you out of their country. And I'm just such a victim.

And it's just so horrible. And I'm such a crying, whiny little faggot. Like, fuck you. I'm glad you're gone. You fucking loser. Listen to this. You think he'd gotten thrown into a Chicago black site for weeks or something. God, they probably should have.

He got deported the next day. Like he was in the UK. less than 48 hours afterwards. And it's like, sir, to go on national TV and complain about how difficult it was for you, it's like, this is embarrassing for you. Granted, maybe not for Milo, given who he is. But it's like, I don't feel like this is the message

you're trying to send. Like he's like, I wouldn't wish this on anyone. I wish this on 100 million people gladly. Like if I wish 100 million people would go to the airport, get arrested and then deported the following day to another country. And like, he's fine. He's on TV. He's not covered in bruises.

Like that seems like a kind of a shining success. We caught someone who had overstayed their visa. We got them. In his case, he got to go to his own country. He should be very grateful that in his own country of the UK, not Uganda or something. Wouldn't that be? I should have sent him to a country where homosexuality is illegal. Send him to the Congo.

Send him to Liberia. I wouldn't be terribly upset? I don't think he'd be upset at all. I mean, he sent him to a black country. Come on. Yeah, it's just, I'm not going to weep for my only unopolis people. I'm just not, okay? And I'm glad that I'm not seeing anybody in the chat, you know, go to back for the sky either.

But it's like, listen, okay, what did you think 100 million deportations meant, you know, vibes, essays? You know, it's like I don't care that this guy is gone. This guy hasn't been relevant in our thing for the better part of like five or six years at this point. You know, one of my favorite things ever actually recently, Pete, you'll remember this, is that when we did the, the 2024 election coverage stream. It was some point around like hour two or three, maybe even four in the night when everyone was getting pretty hammered at that point. But we had a huge influx in people coming to our chat for some reason.

We're like, what the hell is this? Where are you guys coming from? And everybody in the chat announced Sargonne and the Lotus Cedars just had Milo on. I had to turn it off. And they all came to our stream. Oh, Carl, what are you? Oh. Yeah, which I mean, you know, it's fine.

You know, they can have whatever relationship with mild they want to have. But, I mean, it's just, no, I'm not going to shed a tear for this guy, okay? You know, sayonara. See you later. Bye bye. You know, I don't want to hear any more of your retarded antics with, you know, getting in fights with like fucking Kanye or whatever the fuck that they were doing or what have you. It's just, just be gone. Leave.

You know, I expel you. Expell you from the United States. Bye. Bye. The true measure of a patriot is if he'll design a immigration system that could possibly deport himself. Well, that's the thing, right? It's like people are constantly talking about the numbers. We're going to get to that in a second here with the next topic that we have for the night. But people arguing over numbers of like 100 million or what have you.

It's like the chat position is, I will find the 100 million. You know, it's like I will, I will make sure that there is. 100 million people. I will find them. I will deport them. I will find leftists who can trace their lineage back. I will get my 100 million mass deportations. Damn it. I will find them. So that is the Chad decision here. First they came for the criminals and I said nothing for I'm not a criminal. Then they came for the Italians and I said nothing for I'm an Italian. Then they came for the people who weren't in the Civil War registry and got me too. It's not actually true of me. I'm in there. Yeah, yeah. But anyway, so bye, bye, Milo. I'm glad that I hadn't watched that clip beforehand. I'm glad I got to react to it live. And yeah, of course, you know, you can just tell that the, again, that's the thing with these like media grifters and media personalities, man. And again, like, we've talked about this before. We talked about this on other shows and things like this. But like, even if it actually came to the possibility that the I could make a full life, full living just off of doing this.

podcast right here, I wouldn't want to do it because people who make all of their money off of like being these media personalities and these influencers and stuff like this, it just completely shatters your brain. You need to be working a real job in some capacity or another. Except for, except for, you know, a couple people withstanding. Yes. You're your, your special Pete. Here's a good question. What's his next grift going to be? So he's done the Catholic thing. He's done the influencer thing. I think he's going to, I think he's going to, I think he's to put a yarmac on and go jewish. Oh, God.

No, I don't know. It could be the new Lucas Gage, you know, uh, yeah, go, go that route, you know, it's like, oh, yeah, you know, I, I, thank you, Anna.

Perfect. No, but, whatever. It just, what a joke. Okay, bye. Bye. And you know what? I think this is a very,

it's a good symbolic ending as well to that era of, like, right wing blood sports, you know, in that day and age, like S-A-W destroys videos, everything like that back of the day. And really, the only person who's made it out alive

is another person we've been talking about quite a bit on the show Sargon. You know, good old Carl Benjamin is basically the only guy from that era who has made it out alive. You know, so there's definitely something to be said for that. It's like, listen here, man,

we can have our disagreements with our British friends abroad. But, you know, I will always come to bat for Carl Benjamin. You know, I really do think that that guy's come up quite a long way, you know, for the longest time.

he said, you know, some pretty, some kind of ridiculous things like back in the day, the guys come a very, very long way. And so shout out to the Lotus Eaters, good friends abroad. So anyway, well, we made allusions to discussions about mass deportations and 100 million people and whatnot. And one of the things I wanted to bring into this discussion is actually just how many people are actually in the United States to begin with. Okay. There have been discussions about, you know, oh, 100 million foreigners or what have you, which is just obviously true if you go outside and walk around and everything. But we actually have some reports here that are going to be very interesting to look at. So this is Lexis Nexas, Iron Mountain, and various other firms.

You know, we're going to look at the actual details here and some of the next screenshots here. Estimate that there are at least 500 million people in the United States. Now, that doesn't mean right away that people want to take these numbers at value. you and say like oh there's 500 million people in the united states no no we're going to get into this a little bit here okay so uh leverage or unmatched identity intelligence that includes one billion uh business contacts 500 million consumer identities that equal 95 percent coverage of the u.s adult population including entities with limited credit financial histories and benefit from our ability to resolve a unique identity up to 99.6 percent of the time so these are various um

firms that look at, you know, okay, now do research for, okay, how much is your marketing going to reach? How many consumers can you possibly have? How many people can various companies, you know, try to get a piece of this pie, right? And when you see this 500 million, you think, oh, that's 500 million people that have, you know, consumer identity in the United States that we can potentially like sell a product to or something like that. Well, I mean, that's not entirely accurate in the sense that's 500 people right now. There definitely is a bit of overlap with, Well, you know, you could be a consumer in this country, but you're not here presently, right? I mean, like, tourists come here and they spend money, you know, so you're not necessarily

here in the country at this moment, but you do potentially have a consumer identity attached to you, right? So there's definitely a little bit of that. The other thing, too, is that I imagine this list does not account for the fact that, you know, people die every single year, you know, so you might actually have a identity on there that haven't necessarily cleared out of the cash or what have you. But the reason that we're bringing out this stuff with $500 million is that clearly, okay, the United States has way more people in it than the census declares, okay? Official census numbers are somewhere between like 330 and 350 million people in the United States. It's like, listen here, the 500 million that they have here is not just, oh, 150 million dead people.

We haven't taken off the lists, right? So even though this number probably isn't the 500 million that they're saying on here, the numbers are significantly higher than what they are officially telling us through the census. And that's the point that we need to hammer across right here. Even if they're off by 100 million. It's like, okay, well, that's still 400 million. And if official census statistics are to believe, okay, well, there's a 50 to 60 million deportees right there. And I doubt it's off by 100 million because it's in data brokers' interest to have clean, accurate data because I as an advertiser don't want to advertise to people who don't exist.

Yeah, exactly. And we talked about other things on the show before with things like cell phone map coverage, and electric grid, power grid, sewage systems, traffic, congestion, things like that in this country. We've talked about this on the show for years now, that there are more people in the country than official numbers would have you believe. And indeed, we once again bring up the numbers that they've say 20 million, 15 million illegals. They've been saying that since fucking Ronald Reagan's days.

And according to the Trump administration, that's the amount of people that Biden let into the country that we know of was just that amount. So don't tell me that that number is only like 20 million, like extra people in the country. It's like no. And so when people say, you know, this number of, oh, well, we wanted to deport 100 million people and that number isn't accurate, it's like, dude, just stop, just stop. I would believe there's 200 million foreigners in this country between the combination of those that are here on visas, those that are here illegally, anchor babies from previous

generations that were brought in here illegally. I could easily believe that there's 200 million foreigners in this country easily. So don't go like, you know, splitting hairs and doing, oh, well, actually, you know, the official statistics for immigration study says that there's only 35 million illegals in the country to shut the fuck up, okay? Just the best way to cut off, cut this off right at the past when you're going to argument with somebody is just say foreigners. There's 100 million foreigners in the country. I don't care if they're here legally. I don't care if they're illegally. I don't care if they're anchor babies.

I don't care if they're Vefat Ramoswami. They're all gone. Every last one of them. Yeah, force, force people to start defending legal immigration. You know, oh, well, you know, those people, no, I mean, sorry, now you've turned into a civic nationalist. Oh, I thought you wanted, I mean, there were people holding up signs at the friggin' RNC in 2024, you know, talking about, you know, about deportations, like mass deportations and remigration and things like that. and people, I mean, this is what people wanted. And, you know, really, and I'll say it again, I say it all the time.

The easiest way, and I believe that there are deportations happening. And Carl Dahl was on Ben Kellerin's show Contrarian Corner this week. And he laid out a really good plan where you can help doing this in your local area. So go listen to Contrarian Corner and Carl Dahl's on there. that you just have to cut off all of their resources. You have to make it, you, a hundred,

100% tax on, on remittances. If you go, if you go to a hospital, we don't care if you're, you know, your arm has been cut off. You're not being led into a hospital.

We're going to arrest anybody who rents to them. We're going to arrest anybody who allows them to stay with them. We're going to take, we're going to take away the businesses of anybody who hires them. I mean, it's really, I think that that's, if you want the kind of deport, if you want the amount of people out of here that we want out of here, you're going to have to make it so that they leave on their own,

where they just, they can't survive. And does that sound cruel? Yeah, it's also cruel that there's a, that, that, what a fucking house call. What food costs, what traffic is like, that I have to wait in line. But like I go to the friggin Ikea in Austin, Texas. And it's like I'm in fucking Mumbai. Just fucking just do it. Just do it.

We'll back you 100%. I mean, you know, I don't care how many screaming gorditas you throw on the screen. On every news station in America, I will be with you 100%. And I will not waver on this. Yeah. And most of Americans agree. Yeah, I am not, I don't care about crying women. I don't care.

Just do it. I mean, if it's what you want, if it's what the people want, if it's what the people wanted for, give them what they voted for. I mean, if how much would we even care? I mean, we'd care, but how much would we even even, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, if, Deport, if everything was being set up that these people just couldn't survive here, and you still wanted to go fuck with Iran. I mean, I've already said, you get, you give me 75 million deportations.

You don't have to do, you don't have to do crypto rug pulls. You don't have to sell access, you know, sell early access. You could write yourself a check at the Treasury for however fucking much you want. Just set it up so that people. people, the 75 to 100 million people leave. That's all. You give you 75 million deportations and you can have Iran as a treat. Yeah.

Yeah. Exactly. You know, it's like, you know, and again, it's like, we're very pragmatic about this. You know, it's like this is what we want. Give it to us. Now, it's like, I understand that the, you know, check and money needs to exchange hands here. You know, we're, none of us are naive. this. None of us are, you know, ideological purists about, you know, like, everything's got to be done

the right way, you know. It's like, fuck that. I just want the problem solved. I want the solution, you know, I want a solution. I want the things dealt with. Okay. It's like, yeah, if you guys want to, you know, sell access to the president's truth socials early ahead of time so people could do insider trading, it's like, okay, fine, give me my mass deportations. You know, the most important issue facing our country. corruption and leadership yeah corruption and leadership is a far easier to overlook or just less of an issue it's like okay everyone's doing great and our and our leader is enriching himself okay cool he's making life

great for me like that's i'm glad he's getting a raise you know maybe i could prefer he did it by other means but it's like if you did the things that made my life easier made america look more like america like you all that other stuff it's like yeah okay whatever i don't really care. Moving to the south was a very radicalizing because like I've got a neighbor two doors down. Seems like a nice enough Mexican guy. His five-year-old doesn't speak a look at English. And it's like you're, I guess we're in a border state so you can make an argument there. You can't. But it's like wander over into our driveway when I'm working on the car or something and try to talk to my kid. And my kid's just like, uh, they cannot communicate. Perfect example of

how diversity is our strength. Look, my kid and the neighbor kid can't communicate. Kate, lick. It's like, you're not even, you're not even making an effort. Like, if you want to be like, okay, I've been in America for a long time, at least teach your kid English. That seems like a pretty basic request. Uh, the home defaults around here. It's not that they have Spanish on the signs on a lot of the signs like in the hardware aisle. The Spanish is first. The Spanish is the big letters and English is the small letters. And on some of the signs, there isn't even English. It's just, it's, it's, maddening. It's like I've never seen that anywhere else. I knew it was an issue and I lived in the Northwest, but moving down here is like, oh, it's an issue. This is a real thing. This isn't just a theoretical I want America to be for Americans. It's like, I don't want to live around non-Americans. Well, and like the, the Tejano's down there who've been, whose families have been there before it was even Texas and everything. They hate them motherfuckers just as much as we do.

They want to see them gone just as much, just as much as we do. All those fuckers, like serve in the military and do. well you know and are Americans you know but yeah try and I think it out try not yeah on a broader point this isn't a it's not out of malice towards Mexicans like he's a great guy I borrowed car tools from him like seems very nice I would just love for you to be very nice in your country your country needs you go be a Mexican patriot for Mexico they've got a lot of issues it's not out of malice necessarily it sort of turns into that it's sort of like I like my neighbor's kids

but if my neighbors comes to my house and start taking my food out of my fridge without asking, it's like, okay, I don't dislike you as entities, but now you're treating me in a poor way that makes me want you to not. So please leave. Go to where your people need you. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I see it in my tax office when illegals coming to the tax office with ITIN numbers, you know, to file taxes and they get tax refunds.

It's like, it's ridiculous. It's fucking ridiculous. You know, you have to make it, the fact that you could just, like, exist in the United States without having to learn English. It's just a slap in the face to every American. And also a slap in the face to all the original settlers of the country. You know, our German ones, Italians, you know, various other ones that integrated into the United States. You actually went through and became part of America, you know, ridiculous. You have to make it difficult for these people just to even function here, just to,

live here. And again, like, on the what? You know, you can have all your arguments in the world that, you know, flock cameras are going to help with this. I don't fucking believe you. I don't. We discussed that in great length last week and no doubt will be, uh, uh, talking about it again.

You know, it's very interesting. And I, I, uh, everyone in the chat, uh, please, uh, respond to this, uh, actually, because I want to conduct a little social experiment here. And if you're listening to this on the repeat, um, respond to this in the comment section, because I'd be very curious to hear about this, right? I've been getting ads throughout this entire week from Democrats and Democrat PACs saying that all the Republicans in my area are pushing data centers and are big on data centers and they're backed by data center money. Vote X, Y, Z, Democrat to stop data centers in your area.

I'm very, very curious if other people in other parts of the country have been experiencing the same thing. So please do respond in the comments or in the chat right now if you have seen those because I think that's quite interesting. It's actually going to dovetail nicely into our final topic for the evening here. So as we've made clear on the show, that something like the Iran War is sending the Republicans up for a very, very bad midterm, very bad midterms coming up here. God, we're almost basically two months away now, basically. We're getting right under the wire, you know, and basically everybody who was an Iran war maximalist was saying that, oh, we need to get this thing wrapped up by July in order for, you know, things to blow over

and to get ready for midterm season so people can forget about and get back to the issues. It's like, well, the ship has already sailed on that one. And as far as I'm concerned, like, God, we might be in that war until the end of Trump's term for all we know, you know, who the fuck knows? But, you know, if we want to throw a bone to Republicans here, because obviously all of us here on the show, it's not like we're, it's not like we want Democrats to win. right? It's not like we're Democrat maximalists here and are like, oh, we need to punish the GOP or something like this. It's like no, like Democrats are evil. Okay. We obviously don't want them to succeed. And one issue that I think would be, and this is not just something that I think because it's an issue that the OGC cares about, but it also happens to pull very, very well across all sectors of the American motor base. This particularly issue we're going to talk about pulls well with white men. It pulls well with young people. It pulls well with women. It pulls well with Hispanics.

It pulls well with blacks, interestingly enough. And that is the food issues in the United States. Broadly, what we have classified as Maha, make American healthy again stuff. And this was actually brought up recently this week with all the discussions about beef, about rising beef prices, by rising grocery costs, things like this. And the American people in general, especially with the, what would you say, the I just would call it the normalizing, I would say, like all these like weight loss drugs,

things like OZMPIC and peptides and things like this. I think the situation is more ripe than ever for the American people to talk about things like where their food comes from, ethical farming, the factory farming business, all this kind of stuff about just, listen, it's just so obvious. I mean, people know I'm very well traveled.

I travel outside the United States every six months or so. And when you just go to places like, Europe and you just have a taste of the food there, you could just tell that their food is better than ours. It is. The food here in the United States is complete poison, and everybody knows it, okay? Yes, we do have like issues with people being lethargic and whatnot with modern lifestyles, but, you know, the reason why America has an obesity problem is not just because, you know, people sit around all day. It's because our food is literally poison, okay? And everybody knows this. And I think now, uh, in a time of more than ever when access to these weight

lost drugs is getting people to, you know, not necessarily be so ashamed to talk about this topic because it's been, you know, surrounded by things like, oh, like, you know, personal choice and personal responsibility and whatnot. I think people are more interested in this topic more than ever. And if you really want to get a nice win for the base, this is something you can easily flank the Democrats on, okay? Things like ethical farming, things like where does your food come from. Things like helping out our farmers, things like, you know, the whole vaccine schedules and everything, which again, people have been very, very skeptical of, rightfully so, after 2020 in the COVID nonsense and Fauci being dragged in front of, you know, Senate committee hearings and

whatnot that we covered on the show not too long ago. You know, Americans are deeply unhealthy. You know, the whole pharmaceutical industry, not just the vaccines, you know, things like people popping pills all the time. You know, this is an issue you can flank Democrats. on, okay, and you can do it fairly easily. So I think this would be a very, very good direction for Republicans to push going into the midterms. And listen, like, what's the downside for this? Conservation is a right-wing issue. Ethical farming has always been a right-wing issue. Thoughts, fellas. I was going to throw that in there that, you know, conservation goes right along with this. No, it's, um, people, yeah, after 2020, a lot of people woke up to the whole

prescription drug pharmaceutical thing. Um, they see, you know, they see that the food, if they travel, they see the food taste different like you were talking about, like how you can, um, I remember when I lived in Europe for, lived in Europe for a while. It was like, you like immediately start losing weight if you're if you're overweight at all because the food is just it's clean there is no chemicals in it and you know you could be eating more but the um i think yeah this is this is a winning if i was running a um like a state race or you know or even a congressional race but you know i try to concentrate on the state and local and everything maha and and health is I think most groups, besides probably boomers and the Chamber of Commerce types, most groups care about it except for those two groups.

So, yeah, I think that if part of the midterms, if Republicans want to win and we're offering free advice here, they should embrace Maha. and run with it. I think that they'll pick up votes in places that they would never think that they would or have in the past. I don't really see the potential downsides, too. So I want your food and your kids and your family to be healthier. Real controversial hardliner position there. It's like, listen, like, you know, and here's the other thing, you know, you could even be cynical about this too.

You can even just lie about it. Yeah, in the sense of like, you know, we all know that a lot of these guys are backed by big business and everything like big farm, you know, and everything like this, especially in, you know, the Midwest states or what have you. You know, a lot of in the plains country that's big farming and big, you know, cattle, cattle country and everything like this. It's like, no one's going to be elite Democrats on this stuff. Democrats are the party that wants to trude out your kids and are all on the hormones. Democrats are the party of forced vaccinations on people. Democrats are a party of you'll eat no meat and you'll be happy. Of course, some veganism down everybody's throats and all this nonsense.

It's like no one's going to believe them on this issue. This is just a slam dunk win for Republicans. You know, and like, listen, even though we might have some criticism of appealing to various minority votes or what have you, when you should just be focusing on the white vote in the country, which is what the Republican Party should be doing. But I can definitely see the benefits in border states, places like Texas, where there is a very large Hispanic population. It's like, listen here, you know, in a culture where people have like fucking street vendors on every corner, you know, selling their burritos or what have you. Do you think these people want to have laws where you can't actually sell your food direct to your neighbor or something like this without the government getting involved? You know, it was like the whole thing they were getting the Amish people with back in the 2024 election when they came out and voted for Trump in droves.

And we all remember the clips. They're showing up the pooling centers in their horses and carriages, you know, in Pennsylvania, because the government was trying to stop them from selling raw milk to each other without going through FDA. Yeah, exactly. You know, wait, you think Hispanics are big on that stuff? No, this is a winning issue for Republicans across the board with virtually no downsides. In addition to this is just, this is just a good issue. This is right.

This is just. You know, like, you could say whatever you will about like, you know, there was always this streak, particularly like in the in the Obama eras. You know, as a matter of fact, I actually have this book on my bookshelf right here. Okay, I want to get the name of this author. Right. Hold on

one second, fellas. I'll be right back. Carry on. All right. Let's get the stream kicked off. It kicked off of YouTube right now. Well, while daddy's gone. But yeah. Yeah. Good.

Conservation was such a big thing in the circles we grew up. And I grew up in hunting families. we hunted deer, quail, ducks, you know, the whole nine yards. And it was always you leave the area cleaner than you found it. If we go, you know, shooting up in the hills, pick up all your shells, pick up any trash, anyone else left, like we are here to steward the land. And this is only something that we can use and everyone can use if everyone does their part to pitch in and keep it clean and clean up the streams and not dump stuff in the water.

And I see so little of that on the... the conservative side of things and maybe that seems like a out there woo-woo kind of job or kind of position when I'm worried about how much my gas costs but it's like even just easy wins like hey we're not going to sell off land from our national parks it's like one thing that you can probably get both sides on on board with is hey we've got some phenomenal national parks that like it's a thing that other countries don't really have in the same way let's not parcel them out because if anything gets sold off on a on a you know on Yellowstone or something, it's going to go to suburb developments or it's going to go to data centers and you're just going to make everyone mad.

There's so much land. That's what I don't understand about the data center stuff is why it's always being built right in or near city centers. Like there is so much land. And I know there are data centers like out in the middle of nowhere in Colorado and whatnot. But it's you don't latency doesn't matter that much. I don't need my data center to be visible over the rooftops in my suburb. You could put it in, I know there's not necessarily middle of nowhere, Texas, but you could put it out there. Maybe dig the buildings down three or four feet so they don't stand up quite so tall and make them generate their own electricity or something.

But it's like there are ways that you could do this that wouldn't generate so much public ire. But it's like everything from the AI overlords who talk about AI is going to replace your jobs. And then they try to say that, oh, no, this data center is going to create, you know, 3,000 jobs for six months while they build it. And then it's going to make five jobs of people maintaining it. I think we need to take every potential data center permit and be like, nope, we're scrapping the permit for a data center. If you want to build an actual factory that's going to produce American jobs, we'll consider it.

But unless you're pumping out a $10,000 American-made pickup, we're shutting you down. The book that I was referring to beforehand, referring to this, there was a kind of right-winger, like, conservationist guy who came on the scene during, like, the Obama-era kind of deal. you know, this is like, as much as I love Ted Nugent, people definitely mild themselves after this guy when it related to a conservation and hunting rights and stuff like this. Like, you know, going out of

their way to call like all liberals like hippie bunny lovers and stuff like this, you know, it's like, oh yeah, well, you know, we could just, yeah, we can take machine guns to our hogs and what have you and have fun with it. It's like, yeah, I mean, I agree with that. That's definitely fun. But, you know, this kind of like glazay attitude about it a little bit. I got this book right here. It's by a guy by the name of Doug Giles. I have no idea where this guy is today. No idea. Rise, kill, and eat. A theology of hunting from Genesis to Revelation. I remember reading this book. It's been quite a long time, actually, since I went through it. But I do remember things standing out in here again, like this kind of deal of like, you know, oh, just the left is like, oh, like bunny lovers.

I'm big tough, like, you know, outdoorsman kind of guy or what have you. It's like, listen, man, you know, I do think it actually is unethical that we keep, you know, chickens locked away in cages for 23 hours a day and then, you know, pump them with so much estrogen that they came and fucking walk and then we turned them into mush so McDonald's could sell another tendi, you know, or like the awful stuff that we do with like kosher

slaughterhouses and stuff to, to cattle and also like the pathetic state of, you know, most of our factory farming in the United States is like, listen here, man, like nobody here is going to, you know, call me some like, you know, like hippie or something like this, you know, listen, I hunt, I kill. It's one of the things I love

to do more than anything else in the entire world, just to go out and hunt and get my own food and everything like this. But at the same time, you know, that comes with being an actual steward of the land and having a connection to animals and all of God's creatures that we have been entrusted to rule over. And no, I don't think it's good that, you know, to keep beef prices artificially low, we have to have things locked in these absolute horrible slaughterhouses where they're just standing, eating in their own shit. No, no, I don't think that's good.

obvious position for everyone to take. 100% I mean, that's not you know, and once again, a problem that 100 million less people helps to solve. You don't need as much food then.

Of course, what does that do? It just is the fix everything issue. Fix everything button, isn't it? But that's why the Chamber of Commerce types and the, you know, and basically the the private capital, the, and the gigantic company.

You never see Walmart, you never see Target, you never see publics coming out against four deportations. They want more people in here because it increases their customer base. You're going to have to deal with the quote unquote capitalists. They're scum.

And I never thought I'd say that six years ago, but, you know, I've also read the Jews in modern capitalism by Werner Sombard, so I know where this came from. And, you know, it's like, you know, we live in this, in this binary of, oh, if you don't like capitalism, that means that means you're a communist or a communist socialist. No, not necessarily. There's other ways. And getting rid of 100 million starts putting us down the road. Exactly. Not only increases their customer base, but also deflates their labor base.

Because, oh, look, we've got this Gordita that we can hire and then get her on government welfare. We only pay her eight bucks an hour or something. We absolutely need another Teddy Roosevelt to come into this country. I mean, just this country, there are so many companies that are obvious monopolies that need to be broken up through antitrust stuff. And we also need a resurgence of conservation that is going to be combined with, things like mass deportations. It's good for the environment that we have less people here. It's good for our food supply that we have less people.

It's good for our housing. It's good for just the everyday goings-on of traffic in the city, of all the materials that we use for all of the products that we have. It's just this absolute nonsense, Matthew Iglesias take where we need one billion Americans. It's like, dude, that would be hell on fucking earth. No, America is already too full. I'll accept one billion Americans if about 700,000 of the, or 700 million of those are distributed across the moon and Mars and maybe some other planets that America has colonized.

You know, we really have to start looking at people like Maddie Glacius and the Cato Institute, the same way the nationalists in Spain looked at the anarchists and the communist. Oh my gosh, that recent clip of the Cato Institute saying, you can't, if you make illegal immigration, illegal, you can complain when you get more illegal immigration. And it's just like, bro. How about it? How about it? How about it? How about that? If you make thing you don't like illegal, you'll get illegal thing you don't want.

It's like, yes, that's how laws work. And then you punish the people who do it illegally. The exact same argument that's used for abortion and all kinds of other things. It's like, yes, I wanted to be illegal and I wanted to be dangerous and I wanted to come at, you know, threat of law and the point of a gun if you do it anyway. That's how it's supposed to work. The solution to the Kato Institute has always been a drone strike. Love that. Love that power.

Amazing. I forgot we had that on to soundboard. You just never know, man. You never know. Well, again, fix everything switch, man. You know, you want to use less fossil fuels, you know, for all your lefties out there. You want less pollution going on in the environment. You want less carbon going into the atmosphere from people's, you know, gas consumption in their vehicles by sitting in traffic all day.

You want fewer plastic shrines being dumped in rivers. Yeah, yeah, exactly. You know, I mean, I don't care what we call Lake Ontario as long as we hang everybody. who pollutes it with their trash. I mean, like, it's just so obvious, man. It is the fix everything switch. I mean, only people it hurts is the donor class, which is why they're never going to do it.

You know, and the crisis is so much more existential than that because while we, while we're worried about that and while we're, you know, it's going to be an eternal fight against H-1Bs, well, you know, probably in our lifetimes. we still don't have a fucking wall up to keep Canadians out of here. And I mean, somebody told me they recently, they went to Nova Scotia of all places.

I mean, Nova Scotia is pretty much one of the places people don't go to in Canada. You know, they go to Ontario, they go to Montreal, they go to Nova Scotia is just overrun by Jets. They went to, they went to like a bed and breakfast,

the bed and breakfast was owned by Jets. The people in it were Jets. I mean, And it's, we have a huge problem. I mean, we literally have a camp of the Saints to the north of us. I mean, there's, there's a lot of work that needs to be done. You know, and I mean, I know we have a lot of, you know, I know we have a lot of friends in the administration that are taking an opportunity

while this war is going on. and other people are distracted to try to carry out some of the things that we want. Just tell us what we need to do, man. Tell us if there's any way we can help, because immigration is like literally the existential threat. It is what the Soviet Union was to Europe in 1941. Only this time it's not an ocean away. Well, I think that's a good thing is ever to end the night on. So let's go through the superchats and then we'll call it a night, gentlemen.

So the storm has settled outside. So I should be able to get through the superchance, no problems and with no interruptions. So let's get to it. Okay. Solid Snake, 1964, as ever, is the first guy behind enemy lines sneaking behind with his cardboard box. very stealthily. Well done. For five bucks, he says, Evening Jens, I asked my

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Obviously, that's just like the bare minimum, by the way. We need to go way beyond that. Um, but, repeal the 20th century. Yeah. Yep. Yep.

Yes. Yes. Well done indeed. Murray, Murray, Rothbard was right. Repealed the 20th century. It's got to go.

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i don't care if you're insane if you're insane i want you here now face the wall now this is just absurd that the the the system has been allowed to be exploited for as long as it has been completely insane should basically be worse than any other crime that you could be convicted of exactly exactly it's like okay now now we're going to hold you uh in a facility literally for the rest of your life for forever in a straight jacket and electra shock you in your brain you know like People talk about one flu over the cuckoo's nest. It's like, no, man, that sounds like based world at this point in time, except for the fact that that was run by, you know, a long house as well.

But, well, ignoring that part, it's like, no, we need to just lock people up in institutions for forever if you get this verdict. It's like, okay, we'll let you live, but your life is going to be worse than death. So moving on to Belarral 393 again for five bucks, he says. been said many times, but I'll say it again. If Lindsay's victims had been puppies, these same foids would be storming the courthouse together. Yeah, that's absolutely true. Eagle Scout Warlord.

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Just an observation. I mean, what Lindsay Clancy did is way worse than what Jeffrey Epstein did. like obviously. You're strangling your three children with your bare hands, you know? Like, it's significantly worse. Not to, you know, be a stand for Epstein here or anything. But no, that's just a way worse kind of crime. Strangling a, like, a 14-month-old, a 3-year-old and then a 5-year-old in that order.

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It's just, honestly, just is so crazy. Just don't allow your woman to be on TikTok, guys. Just don't do it. Do not do it. The only white pill on that I would present is that all of the good women who aren't active on social media, who are aghast, equally aghast by the trial as us guys are not on the internet. So we don't see their voices. but I guarantee you they are out there.

I'm related to several of them. Shout out to all of our women on here. Shout out to all the women who don't listen to this show. Shout out to all the women who don't know about this at all, don't know about this kind of stuff, and trust their husbands and their boyfriends to address these kinds of issues and so they can focus on the things that really matter

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All right. Our good friend, American Southwest, who you could find on Mondays on American Spirits. For five bucks, he says, I am a conservationist, absolutist. Hell yeah. Our lands will provide our health. It's an easy win.

Absolutely. Absolutely. Easy win. Easy win. Easy win. Easy win for Republicans, for sure. Pete Budapest for, 10 bucks. I also don't know how you avoid a one-time wealth tax at this point.

Those gains at the top are extremely lopsided, aren't trickling down, and public debt is out of control. I mean, there's going to have to be something here. Something's going to have to give. You're either going to have to do some kind of debt jubilee. You're going to have to do some kind of great public works, you know, or like some other kind of social benefits thing that something has to give here. I mean, you know, not to sound like, you know, like, oh my God, man, the freaking billionaires and the capitalist, man, you know, not like shit like that. But I mean, listen, man, you know, interestingly enough, I had an interesting conversation about this recently with a,

not a boomer, but an older Gen X Republican, you know, was asking me, it's like, oh, well, you know, this person I was talking to was like, you know, got me into this discussion about, like, billionaires just shouldn't exist. And it's like, well, how do you respond to that? And I kind of just was blunt and I said well you know it's actually kind of hard for me to defend billionaires somebody like Jeff Bezos or some uh you know who just spends all their money basically to destroy me spends all their money to court the like just court the the approval of various like evil degenerate celebrities and spend all their money on various shit leftist causes so yeah it is really hard for me to defend that guy and why he's a billionaire

And it's like, when I really like shed some tears if like Jeff Bezos's wealth was just completely liquidated and spent on literally anything else other than what it is right now. It's like, I mean, yeah, it'd be really hard for me to like say no to that. And also it's like the argument as well. It's like, well, Amazon's made everybody's lives better. It's like, I mean, sure. I mean, I guess. Like could we have lived with FedEx before?

Could we have lived with all the various stores, mom and pop shops that are in every one of our places? And could we have lived with people's shopping? a little bit more instead of being atomized individuals staying in their homes getting everything delivered it's like i mean okay yeah it's made my life a little bit easier but at what cost you know it's like i just think having more rational conversations about this kind of thing uh can get a lot more of these boomers and gen xers who grew up in this era of communism versus socialism and the wake of the cold war uh i think you can kind of get around some of those um you know memes that are trapped in

their minds with things like that. It's like, I mean, sure, I guess, you know, like, do I really care that somebody like Elon Musk has, you know, a couple of extra digits attached to his bank account? It's like, not in principle, no, but I care when he, what his fucking shit site X doesn't work. And you came and host Mr. D's Twitter spaces on it anymore because the whole fucking thing is broken or the fact that like these people, it's just our caliber of elites before, we're able to do way more of a so much less. it's like there are people it's like we're not even getting like the amazing cyberpunk dystopia but like arsaca is controlling all of asia

you know it's like we're not even getting that it's like the people are today are just so unbelievably gay you know it's like yeah the issue isn't so much that there are rich people out there it's that there are people out there who have uh gained massive wealth and therefore have massive ability to i don't want to say give back but to do lots of good I listened to a biography of John Hancock recently. And he was like the wealthy, if not the wealthiest man in the colonies, was by far the wealthiest man in Massachusetts. And like Boston's a beautiful city today in large part because of all of the money

he poured into beautification of the city in his day. And he viewed it as his nobles, oblige obligation to, he had done well and he wants to uplift all of those around. him and even though he rode around in a gilded chariot and later in his life was carried around on oh space the name those uh the things where people carry you around physically um you know and dressed in the fineness of clothes and look like a british aristocrat in america which is very not very much not an aristocratic place in the same way and yet people loved him because he did

good to them and he cared about the people he was around and he he helped them and so the real issue i I see in a lot of ways. It's like, okay, we see these guys with all these, with all these resources, all these resources. And it doesn't feel like they're helping their fellow man. It feels more like they're exploiting. There's that. And also it's like, these people are just so feminized to the point of like they, they just

have no concept of like masculine drive for the like to be remembered or like great statues. It's like, I don't know. Like people might think it's like egotistical these days, but like, how come Elon Musk has never brought up the suggestion to build a statue to himself somewhere. He did hire all those based French lads to build a decently sized statue

of Atlas holding up a planet right outside Starbase. So I'll give him that. He has started. I think we see glimpses of being a true elite who actually wants to do things. It's like the people in charge just have they have no responsibility

is the problem. It's like they're somebody like Sam Altman but his money his money and his power just exists on paper there's no actual like drive here with these people

there's no masculine energy to them whatsoever they're just they're all just like these amorph they're just like blobs basically they might as well be fucking robots

they're making robots they might as well be them themselves it's like and when they do good it's like oh look I donated a hundred million dollars to this NGO it's like what's the NGO do

it just makes my life worse. Yeah, it creates more... Every time. Yeah, it creates more third world biomass, you know. Let's see. I'm Googling this right now because I'm pretty sure this is the case,

but let's see. It's like in the town of Fort Worth, I don't know a ton about the history of it, but the Bass family is one of the big like oil tycoon things, families in the city. and there's like I think you're I get the feeling there's mixed emotions on them but like they built the bass concert hall and it's this gorgeous art deco always a win in my book a gorgeous concert venue right in downtown Fort Worth and you know it's got a huge endowment so we can host things that you know the fort Worth symphony which is never going to make a penny over its operating costs but it's a great thing that we can go to and concerts are you know concert tickets are 30 to 50 bucks or something like it's it's a oh wow they've done something they put their name on it. I'm glad they did. And I get to see, oh, wow, I benefited from these people who also

benefited, or, you know, who made a lot of money and gave back to the city. Yeah, I did Google this, and I was right. So people will remember, this happened in 2004, Mark Thatcher, son of, of course, the UK Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. He was arrested in South Africa for illegally smuggling in weapons an attempt to try and start a coup in Equatorial Guinea. or it's Chad. Yeah, it's like, where are the elites like that?

You know, where are the guys up today? I don't even know what side was right. It's like, at least someone was doing something. Yeah, yeah. It's like, okay, cool. How come none of our elites are doing that? Trying to start coups and Africa countries. How do we do that in England?

In Minecraft. Yeah, yeah, exactly. But no, it's just like the people today. It's like, yeah, the highest aspiration for Jeff Bezos is to get in the same room with a bunch of roasties, a bunch of rosy actresses at a Hollywood party. It's just ridiculous, man. It's like these, no, these people don't particularly deserve, you know, the number one, the label of capitalists.

And number two, like the defense of people like us. It's like, okay, like, yeah, I understand, you know, free markets in the most basic sense of, yeah, I should be entitled to the labor that I actually work. I get that, okay? But, no, I'm not going to go and waste all my time and energy and effort defending, quote unquote, my billionaires as such,

or my capitalism as such, or big business or corpos or anything like this. It's like, no, this is ridiculous. It's a tool. The economy is a tool. The economy is a tool for the people and should be used as such.

Anyway, there you go. Pete Budapest got the min-max of his super chat tonight. I'm always talking about that. You know, the goal of the super chatter is to get the most discussion of the least amount of money spent. So I think you got your mid-max tonight, Pete Budapest.

Well done. moving on to a tk for five bucks says texas bros when we win i have designs for a crusader themed excavator um and access to cnc machines for when the demon monkey statues need to be taken down that'd be so cool i i might envision for that as like some looney tune style like tn t explosion or something like that you know um i mean how much how much tannerite is or in sexus i'm sure we could find enough. It can be done. We have the technology.

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It says, Kevin Deanna made a good point. He makes plenty of good points. Everyone should be listening to identity politics. You know, I have to say, you know, I chuckle every time I see one of his thumbnails because he's like he's force choking the camera, you know, with the every one of his thumbails. I just get a laugh out of it every time, you know. Anyway, I find your lack of faith disturbing. You'd have a better chance getting a local barbershop, a sponsor, a little league game,

that one of these billionaire data centers in the same community. That's 100% true. 100% true. Yeah. Okay. All right. That's it for the super chance. Mr. Pequanones, where can people find more of your stuff?

The Piquino's show, pithsubsect.com. All right. Awesome. And our guest tonight, Mr. Pax Cascadia, where would you like to direct people? Well, you can go to my Twitter, Jet Levit at I just post there. That's it. Not a lot to show. All right. Well, thank you for coming on the show.

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