Why Modern People Are Choosing NOT To Have Kids... | Woman Propaganda | DSH #1958
Digital Social Hour Podcast by Sean Kelly
0:00 Young men have been lied to about women, particularly at church.
0:04 Pastors are not being honest with young men.
0:07 Tucker Carlson says that a lot, but not having children is a form of suicide.
0:11 The thing about church is they're telling all the young people,
0:15 "Wait till you're married to have sex." The issue is
0:17 that the guys are listening to this advice and the women are not.
0:21 None of the women at church are virgins.
0:29 Okay, guys.
0:30 Woman propaganda back on the show.
0:31 He's been up to a lot since uh we last seen each other.
0:34 Good to see you again, Sean.
0:36 Yeah, good to see you since uh Amfest.
0:38 Yeah, that was crazy.
0:40 I saw you right after I uh slapped that kid.
0:45 I took Cam Higgby's phone out of his hand and threw it at his face.
0:49 Then I slapped that other guy.
0:50 Then I ran into you immediately after.
0:53 Yeah.
0:53 What happened since then?
0:53 Did they uh come after you legally or anything?
0:56 No, nothing.
0:57 I don't know if they could what they could do.
1:00 Um Cam Higgby was like antagonizing me
1:03 for the last 20 minutes before that all went down.
1:06 Had his phone in my face and uh I don't know.
1:11 It wasn't that big.
1:12 No one was like really hurt or anything.
1:14 The guy that I slapped, it was like nothing.
1:17 He was fine.
1:18 It's like a Will Smith slapper.
1:19 Yeah, it was not a big deal.
1:21 Well, uh, no, no, no one came after me for that, but I had to leave.
1:24 And then Oh, and apparently I'm banned from Amfest now.
1:27 Oh, cuz of that.
1:28 Yeah.
1:28 Yeah.
1:28 I I was told that I'm not allowed back.
1:31 I'm not invited back to Amfest.
1:33 That's actually a bummer cuz Hatim or Hate or Love Turning Point,
1:35 they do have good events.
1:37 Yeah, they do.
1:38 Well, it's fun.
1:38 Uh, and everyone there knows me.
1:41 Uh, when I showed up, I didn't even go into the event,
1:43 but um I was walking around earlier outside the convention center, and
1:48 everyone knew me.
1:48 They're pointing at me, gasping.
1:50 And that's the guy I'm like uh infamous I think is
1:54 I almost got jumped walking about dude.
1:57 Really?
1:57 There's a lot of homeless in that area.
1:58 Oh yeah.
1:59 Yeah.
2:00 Arizona does have some homeless.
2:01 Yeah, that was weird cuz I walked there from the conference
2:03 center and there was like a lot of homeless people.
2:07 Dang.
2:07 I didn't I guess I didn't see that area uh up close.
2:12 Um no, I was at the hotel uh down the street and then I walked over.
2:18 Um, but uh,
2:20 yeah, the route I took, I had to go under a bridge.
2:22 There was like 10 homeless people sleeping there,
2:24 and one of them was standing at the top of the staircase with a knife,
2:27 and I I had a $100,000 watch on.
2:30 Oh, yeah.
2:32 That wasn't a good smart decision on my end.
2:34 But, uh,
2:35 uh, what do we got?
2:36 What do we do with the homeless people?
2:38 I don't think they should I don't think you should be
2:40 allowed to just be homeless hanging out on the street like that.
2:43 I think if you're homeless, we got to like put you in a camp
2:47 and we could give you food and water, but you're not allowed to just sit
2:50 on the sidewalk and make people uncomfortable everywhere.
2:53 Yeah.
2:54 I mean, if you go to Venice Beach right now,
2:56 ridiculous.
2:56 There's more homeless people than not homeless people.
2:58 Yeah.
2:58 Yeah.
2:59 Why is But that ruins the vibe for everybody.
3:02 It's like a third world country at that rate.
3:04 It's like It's totally insane.
3:06 I
3:06 And then you look at all the money that goes towards fixing it
3:09 and it and nothing gets fixed.
3:11 It only gets worse.
3:12 Yeah.
3:12 makes it worse.
3:13 My idea for the homeless is we build a big camp in the desert and we
3:16 build a bunch of sta uh stationary bikes and we hook it up to the electric grid.
3:20 So if you're homeless, we put you in this camp,
3:23 you ride the bike like five or six hours a day
3:26 and you power the electric grid.
3:28 So that way you're contributing to society riding that bike.
3:32 Yeah.
3:32 And then we can give you food and water and we could even give you drugs.
3:36 You can you can do your crack and all
3:37 that, but they can't just be on the sidewalk,
3:42 you know, hooting and hollering at everybody that walks by them.
3:45 It ruins the vibe.
3:47 It's not fun to walk around.
3:48 Venice Beach is not fun uh to walk around it.
3:51 Like
3:52 nowhere is when there's a bunch of homeless.
3:54 Yeah.
3:54 Like it's they're the I'm sorry,
3:56 but no one wants to hang out with homeless people.
3:58 Yeah.
3:58 So, you want to put them to work?
4:00 Yeah.
4:00 I want to put them to work or at at the very least just get them.
4:04 They can't be in civilization with the rest of us.
4:07 It's not it's not fair.
4:08 These are dangerous people.
4:10 You know, you can't let your kids go play outside
4:12 because they're they could get attacked or kidnapped or, you know,
4:16 whatever by some homeless person.
4:17 Have you tried conversing with any of them?
4:20 No.
4:20 I usually go, "No, thank you." And I keep walking if they say something to me.
4:25 You don't give them money?
4:26 No.
4:26 Never.
4:27 Never give them money.
4:28 I They uh No.
4:29 If they try and say anything to me, I just go, "Nope." And I keep walking.
4:34 The ones in Vegas are strategic, man.
4:36 They'll wait at the light and then walk around with a bin,
4:38 go up to every car window.
4:41 Yeah.
4:40 I'm like, "Damn, if you put all this thought into that, like,
4:43 can't you do some other work?" I know.
4:44 Why Why don't you grind at something that's like helpful to people?
4:48 Yeah.
4:48 No, we just we got to give them jobs.
4:51 Um, we could pay them to pick up trash or something.
4:54 Uh, but
4:55 I wouldn't mind not I wouldn't mind tax dollars going towards that.
4:57 Yeah.
4:57 Well, our tax dollars are getting wasted on anything and everything else.
5:01 Like, let's put Yeah, I don't know.
5:04 Something real could be done about homeless people.
5:07 Um, but I think we have to admit that we've been lied to about homeless people.
5:12 Hollywood, that Home Alone 2 movie with the pigeon lady,
5:16 they try and convince you that homeless people are like
5:19 just down on their luck and they're actually good people,
5:22 but homeless people are evil, you know?
5:24 We're being honest.
5:25 What other types of people have we been lied to about?
5:28 Women.
5:28 We've been lied to about women.
5:31 Uh, you know, I'm glad you asked.
5:33 Uh, this is very controversial to say on my side,
5:36 but I think the woman question is the most important question right now.
5:41 Uh, everybody on Instagram nowadays is racist and anti-Semitic.
5:47 Everyone's awake on the question uh on everyone's seen the AI translated
5:53 speeches and um dudes will think they're based because they like Hitler,
6:00 you know, but then they're sing over
6:02 women and they're women control their lives and
6:06 they can't get a girlfriend or they they're they're doing everything wrong
6:10 that you could possibly do in regards to uh how you treat women.
6:15 So, I think that the woman question uh I
6:20 think it's more important than being racist and anti-semitic.
6:24 Being racist and anti-semitic will like get you in trouble.
6:28 It's almost not helpful.
6:31 Yeah.
6:30 I think a little bit of racism is good so that you can avoid dangerous areas.
6:35 If you're like a white person and you walk
6:37 into a Walmart and you only see black people around,
6:40 you know, that happened to me a few times in Florida.
6:42 Mhm.
6:42 I knew enough to just get out of that Walmart.
6:45 Like, this isn't the Walmart.
6:46 I don't feel safe in this Walmart.
6:49 Um, so I think a little bit of racism can save your life.
6:52 You know, people said if Ireina Zerutska was more racist,
6:55 she would be alive today.
6:57 Who was that?
6:57 Was that the girl on the bus?
6:58 The girl on the bus that got stabbed in the neck.
7:00 You know, she's a deranged looking black man and just
7:04 sits right in front of them like no problem.
7:07 I also think the AirPods people are just not paying attention.
7:10 You know what I mean?
7:10 Yeah, that too.
7:12 Yeah.
7:12 Um it's like a dangerous country we live in.
7:16 It's really unfortunate.
7:18 Um but I think yeah, no AirPods and if she had a little bit
7:22 of racism uh understanding of the situation in America,
7:27 I think uh she'd be alive today.
7:30 But uh so that being said,
7:33 so the three the dark triad on my side of the internet
7:37 uh we have the we talk about the dark triad.
7:40 Blacks, women, that's that's who we're fighting uh to take our country back.
7:46 They say Israel owns our government, right?
7:50 Um and then minorities are committing all this crime.
7:53 Black people hate white people.
7:55 They're demanding reparations.
7:57 And then the women are out of control.
7:58 This is the dark triad.
8:00 Um, and what I say is that the most important enemy
8:05 uh in this dark triad is the women, the woman question.
8:10 And uh this is where men are lacking the most.
8:12 All the young men in this country nowadays,
8:15 they don't like Israel and they're aware
8:18 of the problem with minorities/ America becoming uh minority white,
8:25 right?
8:26 White people are about to be the minority
8:27 in our lifetime.
8:29 Oh yeah.
8:30 Yeah.
8:30 We're coming up on like being 50% of the population.
8:34 In another couple decades we're going to be 30% then 20% of the population.
8:38 Right now we're a hated majority.
8:40 Pretty soon we're going to be a hated minority.
8:44 So that's a pro.
8:45 This this is not a good situation for white people.
8:48 Um, and then, uh, so tying it tying it all back though, uh,
8:54 I guess I'm saying the overlooked, uh,
8:57 part of the equation here is the woman question.
9:00 Uh, young men have been lied to about women.
9:03 Uh, particularly at church.
9:06 Uh, I talk about this all the time,
9:08 but pastors are not being honest with young men.
9:12 Uh, we have all these Christian pastors that refuse
9:15 to talk about white genocide slashthe great replacement,
9:20 white people becoming a minority in America.
9:22 Uh, we got all these based alpha male
9:26 pastors that are scared of getting called racist.
9:29 Yeah.
9:29 And so they won't talk about white genocide.
9:32 And uh I think it's I think that's the number one issue is um
9:38 the the top issues are white genocide and then
9:42 basically just the women being out of control.
9:44 The women not wanting to have children.
9:47 Um I say it all the time, but I think we need to put the women back in chains.
9:52 Like
9:53 when women are given the option to not have children,
9:57 we have learned that they choose not to have children.
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10:45 And uh that's like unacceptable because we're all going
10:49 to die if the women are not having children.
10:52 So, I think we got to put them back in chains.
10:54 But the good news is that I
10:55 think they're actually happier being wives and mothers.
10:59 Even if they don't think they would be happier that way,
11:02 science shows that they are.
11:04 There's a lot of studies on how they live longer actually.
11:06 Right.
11:06 Yeah.
11:07 That Yeah.
11:08 You're I mean, you have children, then you have grandchildren,
11:11 and then later in life, you feel accomplished.
11:13 Whereas, if you're a girl boss,
11:15 uh what you have a nine-to-five, half your income goes to taxes,
11:19 you're a wage slave, and at the end of your life, you have no offspring.
11:23 And what are you proud of?
11:25 Oh, I was an accountant for 30 years.
11:28 I I mean, you know, it's I don't think the girl boss stuff uh pays off.
11:34 I I I don't think women feel good.
11:37 I've met a few of them.
11:38 They all seem like I don't know,
11:40 like they want dick, but like you know what I mean?
11:42 Like I've met a few of them like they're making a lot
11:45 of money and[ __] but like they don't seem overall happy.
11:47 Yeah.
11:48 Like they're missing something.
11:49 Yeah.
11:49 It's it's just not a woman's role to be
11:52 like a girl boss or in charge in that manner.
11:56 Um yeah, and then these girl bosses are sleeping around,
12:00 sleeping around with random men and then
12:03 not getting married and not having children.
12:05 Uh it's it's just stupid.
12:07 It's a waste of time.
12:09 I mean, sex is for having babies.
12:14 It's like kind of a waste of time.
12:16 And I I'm guilty of having uh sex for recreational purposes, you know.
12:21 I I get it, especially when you're younger,
12:24 but uh at some point you got to start having babies.
12:27 And uh and people just aren't doing it, right?
12:30 Um even the uh people that move here from the third world,
12:35 they have a lot of kids at first and then within a few generations,
12:39 their kids are just as cucked as we are.
12:42 you know, not having kids, um, not becoming parents and grandparents.
12:47 So, there's something deeply wrong and sick
12:50 with this country that the people that live here
12:54 just choose not to have children.
12:56 Um, like uh I said this last time I was
12:59 on your podcast and Tucker Carlson says that a lot,
13:02 but uh not having children is a form of suicide.
13:07 Uh, like if they your bloodline ends with you, that's crazy.
13:11 You're here today because everyone before you had kids and what?
13:14 You're not gonna have kids because you just don't feel like it.
13:18 Yeah, that's most people's answer.
13:20 It's even worse than that, though,
13:21 cuz not only are they not having kids, they're having abortions.
13:24 Yeah.
13:24 Yeah.
13:25 So, they're actually technically killing lives.
13:27 Yeah.
13:27 Uh there's a lot of Yeah.
13:29 Like a million abortions a year in this country.
13:31 It's a cursed country.
13:33 Uh people think we're the good guys, and I don't I don't think we
13:39 I don't know about that.
13:40 I don't think we are.
13:40 History is taught from a biased perspective no matter what country you're in.
13:44 Yeah.
13:44 Yeah.
13:45 Yeah.
13:46 We've been lied to.
13:47 I just found out uh yesterday from my guest.
13:49 So, if you're a black baby born in New York City,
13:52 you actually have a greater chance of being aborted.
13:55 Yeah.
13:56 Born.
13:56 I've heard that.
13:57 Crazy, right?
13:58 Super crazy.
13:59 Um Yeah.
14:00 That's the irony with abortion is like most abortion,
14:03 the vast majority of abortions,
14:05 like more than 50% in this country are black babies.
14:09 Um, so all these pro-abortion liberals, it's like, yo, you know,
14:14 that's a big pile of black babies,
14:16 dead black babies that you're celebrating or marching for.
14:22 That's awful.
14:23 Whatever.
14:23 Yeah.
14:24 It's a uh it's a genocide on black people, really, is what abortion is.
14:28 Uh
14:28 that's why Planned Parenthood was made this.
14:31 Yeah.
14:31 Yeah.
14:31 Planned Parenthood was like a racist thing.
14:34 Um Yeah.
14:36 Uh, we can either pay white people to have babies
14:38 or we can pay for black people to get abortions.
14:41 And uh, that they went with the Planned Parenthood route.
14:46 Crazy.
14:45 Yeah.
14:46 No, it's uh, we live in dark times, dude.
14:50 Yeah, dude.
14:50 A lot of fighting going on, especially on the right right now.
14:53 Yeah.
14:54 Yeah.
14:54 The um Well, yeah.
14:56 I don't know where you want to go with that, but yeah,
14:59 there's a few we could talk about.
15:00 Uh, let's start with Elijah and uh, was it Sarah?
15:03 Elijah and Sarah Stark.
15:05 it uh unfortunate situation.
15:08 Um Sarah Stark was doing the uh Catholic Trad thing
15:14 and then you find out that she was cheating on her fiance
15:17 and she was not a virgin before she got married and everybody
15:22 it's kind of a shame because there's no unity on the right.
15:25 Um you know everybody's jumping on Elijah and Sarah
15:29 talking about how they're terrible people and blah blah blah.
15:32 I agree they did some things that were not good,
15:35 but I can appreciate that Elijah and Sarah
15:38 Stark both speak up about white genocide.
15:42 Um, they're both speaking out up about uh the fact that, you know,
15:47 they tell the truth about black people, stuff like that.
15:50 So, there's a lot of things they tell the truth
15:52 on that other people are too scared to talk about.
15:54 So, uh, I can really appreciate that.
15:57 Um, everyone's dog piling on them right now.
16:00 when I got slapped, uh, there was no, you know,
16:05 everybody was pissed at me and it kind of the slap made me realize like,
16:09 oh, there's like, yeah, there's no unity on the right.
16:12 No one's actually your friend.
16:13 No one actually has your back.
16:16 Uh, Twitter is just a vicious place.
16:18 Like, everyone's so excited to just attack you and kill you on Twitter.
16:25 I mean, dude, look at how the tables have turned with Andrew Tate.
16:28 Yeah.
16:29 Everyone's calling him top[ __] now.
16:31 Yeah, he used to be like the most respected guy.
16:33 I know.
16:34 But every and it just shows you though like no one actually likes you.
16:38 Uh people are happy to see you fall.
16:41 Like people are saying Tate took an L cuz he uh what's the word?
16:46 Apologized.
16:47 Apologized for uh being in the club with the uh Hy Ller song playing.
16:52 Yeah.
16:52 And uh I guess it's like a bummer he had to apologize,
16:56 but I get where he like he's so influential.
17:01 He's so famous.
17:02 I I know that he's got people threatening him or telling him like, you know,
17:08 who who knows uh what they have on him,
17:10 but it could be something as simple as like we'll kill your family.
17:13 We'll kill your kids if you don't um he's got a lot of kids
17:17 disavow he's got a bunch of kids.
17:18 Maybe maybe they'll go after his kids if they
17:20 if he doesn't disavow uh that night at the club.
17:25 So, you know, his hands are tied.
17:26 I I feel bad he was put into a tough situation there.
17:30 But, um I will always love Tate for what he did for this country.
17:33 And 20, you know, how many people he woke up?
17:36 People are so quick to throw him under the bus.
17:39 Every everyone was so happy to turn on him.
17:41 And I'm like, you know how many young men Andrew Tate woke up during 2020?
17:46 I also will always just appreciate Tate for Hustlers University.
17:50 Uh Hustlers University turned me into an entrepreneur.
17:54 Uh I I'm a Hustlers University graduate.
17:56 Uh everyone called HU a scam.
17:59 It's not a scam.
18:00 If you sign up for it and do the courses,
18:03 they actually will teach you how to start an online business.
18:07 Um and that's when uh through Hustlers University,
18:10 I learned clipping and uh I started this clipping business.
18:14 I got five billion views for all my clients.
18:17 Wow.
18:17 I got a billion views for Jesse Lee Peterson.
18:19 I'm the number one Jesse Lee Peterson clipper in the world.
18:22 Made tens of thousands of dollars just clipping Jesse Lee Peterson.
18:27 Um, made that money on YouTube and Facebook.
18:30 So, uh, Hustlers University changed my life.
18:33 I I was at a nineto-five job before and now I work for myself.
18:37 So, uh, so shout out Hustlers University.
18:40 that that alone um I'm I'm indebted to Andrew Tate forever.
18:44 I I really appreciate and they actually I don't know who
18:47 but someone destroyed that company apparently from him.
18:50 He was doing 150 million a year and uh when he got
18:53 cancelled I guess the payment processors or banks stuff well I know
18:57 they changed the name and it used to be hosted on Discord
19:00 and they got off Discord onto I mean that I'm not surprised.
19:03 I'm sure there's there's all sorts of attacks he's experienced that doesn't
19:07 but people don't know this.
19:07 You know what I mean?
19:08 They'll just see him make these statements and apologies,
19:11 but they don't know what they're doing to him behind the scenes.
19:13 Yeah.
19:13 Yeah.
19:13 Exactly.
19:14 Exa.
19:14 Yeah.
19:15 That's why I felt bad.
19:16 That's why I'm um Yeah.
19:18 Again, every everyone's like, "This guy's a hero.
19:21 He woke up so many people and then like he publicly takes an L
19:27 and everyone's so excited to throw him under the bus." And I'm like,
19:31 what this man did for the movement?
19:32 Like, what have you done for the movement?
19:34 This guy woke up an entire generation.
19:37 This guy educated an entire generation of young men about women.
19:42 This guy, he's Andrew Tate's really good on the woman question.
19:45 Um, he basically told us all like,
19:48 "These women are[ __] and you have to act accordingly.
19:51 You have to become a high value alpha male uh
19:54 so that women don't control you or ruin your life." Yeah.
19:58 Tate has saved so many lives, so many marriages.
20:02 Um he's done wonders uh for the world and um yeah, I don't know.
20:07 I think it was unfair the way everybody uh uh treated him after that.
20:12 Sneo's just been I don't even know how to describe it.
20:15 Just been going at him like nontop.
20:18 Yeah.
20:18 What is I don't know.
20:19 Sneak's jealous or something.
20:21 I don't know.
20:22 Speaking of woman though, um I saw you a clip about you talking
20:26 about your trip to New York about a potential honeypot.
20:28 I did want to ask, were you serious about that?
20:31 What was the you said you went to New York and there was a couple
20:34 girls that might have been honeypotss trying to get with you.
20:37 Oh yeah.
20:37 Um yeah.
20:39 Yeah, that happened because you are at a pretty influential level now.
20:42 You're a single guy.
20:43 You're getting hundreds of millions of views.
20:44 So
20:45 yeah, I got um I definitely am wary of honeypotss.
20:49 There's one girl in particular.
20:51 I'm not even going to say her name, but there's one girl
20:54 I've heard of a few in our space, bro.
20:55 We'll talk off camera about it.
20:57 Okay, perfect.
20:57 I know a lot of guys fall for that[ __] too.
20:59 Yeah, I um I've had enough experience with women that um
21:05 the honeypotss aren't I I don't have a problem saying no to them.
21:08 And then there's other girls.
21:09 If I want to get laid, I can get laid.
21:12 I don't need I don't need one of these honeypotss uh so that I can get laid.
21:16 Uh yeah, there was one girl in particular in New York.
21:19 I took some pictures with her and then immediately I'm
21:21 getting phone calls from buddies uh back home telling me,
21:26 "Dude, don't hang out with that.
21:28 Be be careful.
21:29 She's gonna hunt.
21:30 Like I uh I know who does
21:32 Yeah.
21:32 I I'm I'm getting warnings from uh people.
21:36 Uh oh, be careful.
21:37 That's a honeypot, dude.
21:38 She's going to destroy you.
21:39 Blah blah blah.
21:40 Like, okay.
21:42 __] My bad.
21:42 Um
21:43 yeah, you got to move smart, bro, because you got to dodge the honeypots.
21:45 You got to dodge the handlers.
21:47 You got to dodge people Yeah.
21:49 just trying to take your money.
21:51 Uh I know.
21:51 Uh the New York Young Republicans gala was full of that.
21:55 The honeypotss didn't end up being a problem for me.
21:57 Um it my problem in New York was I got drunk and then um and then
22:04 I went to troll I I everyone's offering me drinks at the New York uh uh gala.
22:12 Yeah.
22:11 And um I'm not a big drinker.
22:13 I got blackout drunk and uh then that's when the slap video happened.
22:18 Uh some guy tells me, "Oh,
22:20 there uh there's a leftist protester calling everyone Nazis over there.
22:24 You should go troll him." I'm blackout drunk and I say,
22:28 "Yeah, great idea." And uh that's where that video comes from.
22:32 I'm uh yelling at this guy, calling him a beta male.
22:36 It's totally my fault.
22:37 I should not have I I'm too big to be drunk in public.
22:40 Um and I I'm just like a normal autistic guy.
22:44 I got famous really quickly.
22:46 I wasn't I'm not walking around thinking in terms
22:49 of like my personal brand and my aura.
22:54 like I lost all my aura when I got slapped.
22:57 I I wasn't thinking about my aura at all.
23:00 Uh and now but I learned now I know um I know
23:05 that and I mean now I'm in a position where people know that they can,
23:09 you know,[ __] with me or attack me and it will go viral.
23:14 Yeah.
23:13 So I'm prepared for
23:15 That sucks.
23:15 Have people tried to test you since?
23:18 Um no, not really.
23:20 Um people uh well now when I see people uh they bring up the slap.
23:25 They're like, "Oh, I saw you got attacked.
23:27 I'm sorry to hear that, man." And then they want pictures with me.
23:30 But I am I'm ready for I get
23:33 every time I get recognized um it's always positive.
23:36 New York City is the only place I've been recognized and people didn't like me.
23:40 It was interesting.
23:42 Um liberals.
23:43 Yeah.
23:43 Some liberals that like knew me, knew my face,
23:46 knew exactly who I was and they were like, "Fuck you.
23:49 You're trash.
23:50 I'm like, "Oh, wow." Okay.
23:52 Uh whatever.
23:54 Uh in South Carolina, in Florida, uh even when I visit California,
23:58 people recognize me and uh they like me.
24:01 They want to get pictures with me.
24:03 Uh it's only in New York that I've had problems.
24:06 Yeah.
24:07 Yeah.
24:07 You can't be drinking in public at your level.
24:09 No.
24:09 No.
24:10 I can't.
24:10 Dude, I I wasn't thinking about it.
24:12 I didn't It's totally my fault.
24:14 But But now I know.
24:15 It was a good learning lesson.
24:18 Uh, you know, it could have been worse than it was.
24:20 Um, it's probably better to experience it now
24:23 somewhat early on in your career, I'd say.
24:25 Yeah, definitely.
24:26 Um, I'm I'm prepared.
24:28 Uh, and I'm just You're not going to catch
24:30 me drunk in public again slash You're just Yeah,
24:33 you're not going to catch me
24:36 unprepared like that.
24:37 U, but again, I I I don't remember the uh the slap at all.
24:41 Oh, so you actually blacked out?
24:43 No, I was blackout drunk for that that video is me blackout drunk.
24:46 Like you were wobbling on it.
24:48 Yeah.
24:48 Yeah.
24:49 I mean I I'm I'm in there and they're shivering in the cold.
24:52 Um like blackout.
24:54 I I only know what happened because I watch the video after.
24:57 I see the video.
24:58 I sober up.
24:58 I see the video later and I go,
25:00 "Oh no." And then right after getting slapped, I meet Nick Fuentes.
25:04 That's my first time meeting Nick Fent.
25:06 Nick Fentes.
25:07 You don't even remember meeting him?
25:08 No.
25:09 No.
25:09 I was I uh was able to meet him uh later
25:13 in the night and have a real conversation with him later.
25:17 So that was good.
25:18 But yeah, that was my first time uh
25:20 meeting him was blackout drunk right after getting slapped.
25:24 And then that slap was the number one story in the world for three days.
25:27 For a while.
25:28 Yeah.
25:28 There was the uh Bondi Beach mass shooting in Australia
25:33 and that happened at the same exact time as the slab.
25:36 So for the next like 2 three days you get on Twitter,
25:38 you see the Bondi Beach mass shooting and you see me getting slapped.
25:42 That video was everywhere.
25:42 Not even just Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok.
25:45 No, everywhere.
25:46 Um yeah, I'm like I was funny in for the time being I'm
25:51 Instagram guy who got slapped and then
25:54 eventually I'll go viral for something else.
25:56 And you might have to rebrand into a boxer or something.
25:59 Yeah.
26:00 Yeah.
26:00 I'm going to have I need to go viral knocking someone out.
26:03 I need I need to fight someone and show that I can I I don't know.
26:08 I I got to go viral for something else.
26:10 Maybe you could get on Aiden Ross' card.
26:12 Oh, does he Yeah.
26:13 Wait, does uh Is that Brandrisk or Yeah, Brandisk.
26:17 He just did the Jason Love Adam 22 fight.
26:20 Oh, yeah.
26:21 Maybe he could set me up to fight somebody.
26:23 Yeah.
26:23 I wonder who you'd fight.
26:24 Maybe Neon or Oh, that'd be Oh, I'd love to fight Neon.
26:29 Neon would be Jack Doherty.
26:30 Oh, I'd fight Jack.
26:31 Yeah, I think those guys are kind of smaller as well.
26:34 Yeah, they're they're around your height, I think.
26:36 Nice.
26:37 Oh, totally.
26:38 Yeah.
26:38 Oh, I'd fight them.
26:39 Set that up, Aiden.
26:41 Aiden Ross, hook it up for me, please.
26:43 I will never say anything bad about ever again.
26:47 They didn't let Sne in the last one.
26:49 Oh, damn.
26:50 Yeah, they did not let Sne Byron, too.
26:53 Oh, wow.
26:54 They did not let Bro, there's a lot of infighting on the right.
26:57 And uh
26:58 there is.
26:59 I don't know what's going on, but the party's really divided.
27:02 Oh, yeah.
27:02 Um, no, there's there's no unity at all.
27:05 There's And like, uh, the slap really made me realize that.
27:08 Um, everyone was uh like so happy to just uh I don't know.
27:13 Everyone was like happy to see me take a big L.
27:15 And I'm like, oh, like I don't have any friends.
27:18 No one has my back.
27:19 Prior to that, you were getting all love.
27:20 Yeah, I I really was.
27:22 I I was getting I was probably 90% love, 10% hate.
27:27 And nowadays it's like I don't know maybe 30% love, 70% hate.
27:34 __] It's totally I'm on my villain arc now.
27:35 I mean it's totally I didn't know it was that drastic.
27:38 Oh dude, I don't know how much I should say but I but uh
27:42 yeah like uh no it was uh it kind of changed the brand.
27:46 I mean I had uh thousands of women
27:48 messaging me on Instagram saying[ __] you coward.
27:53 I hate you.
27:54 Uh, the women were like really upset at me um
27:58 for like getting slapped and not hitting the guy back.
28:02 Yeah, the women hated that video.
28:04 I got I got thousands of messages from dudes saying,
28:07 "I used to look up to you and now I can't anymore." What?
28:12 I got I got people that I haven't talked to since high school texting me.
28:17 Saw you got slapped.
28:20 I'm like, "Oh, good to hear from you, dude." Wow, that's crazy.
28:24 Yeah, it every that video like I I
28:28 started woman propaganda less than a year ago.
28:31 I got about three billion views in eight months.
28:35 And then that slap did I estimate that slap did a billion views in three days.
28:43 Jesus.
28:42 Yeah.
28:42 Like it was it was literally the number one story in the world for three days.
28:47 Um so uh I don't Yeah.
28:50 I don't know.
28:50 I'm I'm Instagram guy who got slapped for the for the time being.
28:53 You might have to fight that kid then.
28:56 Who?
28:56 I don't know who the kid who slapped you.
28:58 Oh, the guy.
28:58 Oh, the penguin.
28:59 Yeah.
29:00 Um, you know, I don't know.
29:02 He has like a 100 pounds on me.
29:04 If I fought him I'd have to know.
29:08 I'd have to put on weight.
29:09 I'd have to have
29:11 I'd have to tire him out.
29:12 I'd have I don't know.
29:13 I'd be
29:14 That's too big of a wake up, I think.
29:16 Like he's big.
29:16 He was shorter than me, but big big fat neck.
29:20 Yeah.
29:21 Um, has he reached out to you since all this?
29:23 Well, he apologized.
29:25 He gave me a fake apology and then I accepted his fake apology.
29:29 I took a picture with him.
29:31 Uh, I said, "Hey, it's a misunderstanding.
29:33 Uh, Kevin Smith's a good guy." He said,
29:35 "Oh, dude, I thought you were the protester.
29:37 I got confused." And then he later admits uh
29:41 that he did know me and he was like, "I uh I heard him badmouth in Israel.
29:48 I got upset and then I uh went over and hit him and I shouldn't have done that.
29:53 So he and then he he at first he said
29:56 he admitted that he did in fact um he wasn't confused.
30:00 He hit me on purpose.
30:04 Uh and then later that week I see him gloating about it like some uh
30:09 women are flirting with him on Instagram
30:12 saying great job Kevin you hit that Nazi.
30:14 I'm so proud of you.
30:16 And he's like, "Yeah, you're welcome, miss.
30:18 I'm glad you enjoyed the video." Uh, and uh,
30:21 when I saw him gloating about it, I was pissed.
30:24 I was like, "Dude, everyone was begging me to sue you.
30:27 I didn't do any of that.
30:29 I told everyone it's a misunderstanding." Yeah.
30:33 Yeah, man.
30:33 I I told everyone it's a misunderstanding.
30:35 Kevin's a good guy.
30:37 So, I found him at Amfest and I told him like,
30:40 "Motherfucker, you cannot brag about this.
30:43 You cannot like you can't act like what you did was cool.
30:46 Like I had your back.
30:49 Like you he almost got fired from the New York Young Republicans.
30:53 Oh wow.
30:53 Uh he works for that company.
30:55 Yeah.
30:55 Yeah.
30:55 I was assaulted by one of their staff members.
30:58 Oh, you easily could have sued them.
30:59 Yeah.
30:59 Yeah.
31:00 I know.
31:00 He at their event, right?
31:01 Yeah.
31:02 Kevin has received no punishment.
31:03 So I just told him like, "Dude, you cannot brag about this." Um[ __] you.
31:09 because he's also put me in a bad situ like it's not a good position he's he's
31:15 put me in uh because now people know they can attack me and go viral for it like
31:21 I have friends you know I I uh lived with my team like it's just not uh you
31:26 know we have the second amendment in South Carolina
31:29 I'm prepared for whatever but it it wasn't uh
31:33 it just it's all around you know kind of puts me
31:36 in more danger than I was before at the same time.
31:40 Um it was a wakeup call and I'm grateful because uh now now I'm just prepared.
31:46 Yeah.
31:46 Uh like I should have been prepared uh regardless.
31:51 But now now I'm aware of my position.
31:54 Yeah.
31:54 Your guard was down.
31:55 Yeah.
31:55 I'm I'm aware of how famous I am and what all that comes with.
31:59 Because if you're famous, dog,
32:01 if someone went and slapped Sean Kelly, it would go viral
32:06 probably because it's Sean Kelly.
32:06 Sean Kelly got attacked.
32:08 Yeah.
32:08 Yeah.
32:08 probably.
32:09 Well, uh, that sucks, but we'll move on from that.
32:14 Anyway,
32:13 um, no, it's it's all it's all good.
32:15 Um, it's part of my lore now.
32:17 Yeah, I'm sure you'll and Listen,
32:19 people build brands off this[ __] You know what I mean?
32:21 Yeah.
32:22 Everyone hated Neon at first.
32:23 Everyone hated Jake Paul.
32:25 Uh, people hated Tate.
32:26 People hated Jack Doherty.
32:28 You'll be fine in the long run.
32:29 Yeah.
32:30 Yeah.
32:30 I'm early.
32:31 I mean, I'll be around for the next I'm not going anywhere.
32:34 I'll be around for the next 10 years or so.
32:36 So,
32:36 not on YouTube though.
32:38 Not on YouTube.
32:39 Banned from YouTube.
32:40 Yeah, I won anti-semite of the week and then
32:44 like a week later I get banned from YouTube.
32:46 I think it's cuz I won anti-semite.
32:48 They have a weekly anti because I knew they had the yearly one.
32:51 They have a weekly one.
32:52 Wow.
32:53 So, what did you tweet that caused that?
32:55 I don't think it was anything in particular.
32:57 I don't know.
32:57 I've got, you know, I've gotten hundreds
32:58 of millions of views saying Israel did 911.
33:02 Yeah.
33:02 Uh, it's like a trick that I do.
33:03 If I show you a viral video, then I look into the camera and I say,
33:06 "Israel did 9/11." And those videos blew up.
33:10 Um, so, uh, maybe that's why I I got anti-semite of the week.
33:15 Tucker Carlson has won the award.
33:17 Uh, bunch bunch of big names up there.
33:22 Candace Candace Owens is up there.
33:22 Oh, yeah.
33:23 Uh, so, uh, yeah, it's whatever.
33:26 I I uh I'm not a hateful person.
33:29 I have I do have Jewish friends.
33:32 Uh, I know some great Jewish people.
33:34 Um, but I do think that have
33:36 an inappropriate amount of power in this country and
33:40 I think our country's I think our government's owned
33:43 by Israel and it's that's a tangent, I guess.
33:45 But I mean,
33:46 I feel like anti-semite has lost its meaning.
33:50 Absolutely.
33:49 Everyone just gets labeled that now.
33:51 Yeah.
33:51 Yeah.
33:52 I've been called it.
33:53 Yeah.
33:53 Anti-semite.
33:53 Oh, yeah.
33:54 Of course.
33:54 Yeah.
33:55 Well, you even having me on your show.
33:58 Um, you don't even have to agree with what I'm saying.
34:00 And the fact you would even talk to someone like that.
34:02 You platformed me.
34:03 Yeah.
34:04 You platformed Myron Gaines and Nick Fuentes.
34:07 I mean, that's enough to get the label.
34:09 Um, the word racist has lost its meaning.
34:12 You know, all all these words uh don't mean anything anymore.
34:18 Literally.
34:18 Yeah.
34:18 Yeah.
34:19 It's It's a joke.
34:20 Wild times.
34:20 We're in wild times.
34:24 Yeah.
34:24 All the[ __] going on in Minnesota.
34:25 I mean, I I wonder what's like a distraction versus what's reality.
34:29 these days, you know what I mean?
34:31 Yeah.
34:31 The Minnesota stuff's I mean,
34:34 we're just straight up not going to get mass deportations.
34:38 Um, we've gotten like what,
34:40 600,000 deportations and now they're going to stop because
34:46 uh Renee Good got shot and Alex Pretty got shot.
34:49 So, no more deportations.
34:51 Deportations are too cruel.
34:53 They're too mean.
34:54 and uh Trump's kind of surrendering on the subject.
34:59 And I don't know, I don't think anyone
35:00 has the stomach for what needs to actually happen.
35:03 We need like 30 million people to be deported and um like that's going to Yeah,
35:10 deportations are ugly.
35:12 Yeah.
35:12 Um I don't think they're possible in our current
35:14 government structure to do whatever you want.
35:17 No.
35:17 And just the media will get everyone hyped up.
35:19 I mean, if you're going to do it, you got to bring the hammer down.
35:22 you all the protesters antag the Alex Prey antagonizing ICE.
35:26 He was kicking out a cart tail light like a week before.
35:29 He should have been arrested and um you know put in jail.
35:33 Uh you I think you just got to lock it down,
35:36 shut down the violent people immediately before it gets to a point where
35:40 they're wrestling you and reaching for their gun or you know whatever happened.
35:45 Um, I think uh, yeah, it's I no one has the stomach.
35:49 Like people are upset about Alex Pretty getting shot and I'm like,
35:53 you guys don't have the stomach for what needs to happen.
35:56 Uh, we're experiencing something called white genocide.
36:00 White people used to be 90% of the population in this country.
36:03 Now they're 50%, in a couple decades they're going to be 30% of the population.
36:09 Uh, that's a form of genocide.
36:13 you know, uh, white people disappearing, and I'm against that.
36:18 Alex Pretty, Renee Good are for that.
36:21 ICE is doing what they can to deport, uh, illegals, right?
36:25 They're trying to slow down the white genocide.
36:28 They're trying to slow down the replacement of white people in the country.
36:32 Renee Good and Alex Pretty said, "Fuck you.
36:36 White people should be genocided." So, I'm not going to sit here and act like
36:41 I'm sad that they're gone because they are pro-white genocide.
36:46 Um, so, uh, you know, I just, uh, maybe that sounds cold,
36:53 but I I really think that people are
36:56 not ready for what actually needs to happen.
37:00 Yeah.
36:59 Um, yeah, mass deportations, like it's going to be ugly.
37:04 Uh, people are going to get their head bonked.
37:06 I mean, Yeah.
37:07 Like I'm sorry.
37:09 I mean, just being objective.
37:10 If you're massyboarding tens of millions of people, some will fight back, right?
37:13 Of course.
37:14 So to say no one's going to get hurt or die, it's kind of unrealistic, I think.
37:18 Yeah, totally unrealistic.
37:20 Um, if Trump went in there and shut down
37:23 the protesters immediately and made an example out of them,
37:27 um, I think you could stop the protests, meaning no protesters need to die.
37:32 Um, but he did not make an example out of it.
37:36 the protesting's allowed to go on and then they feel emboldened.
37:40 Uh attacking ICE and getting away with it,
37:43 kicking out cart tail lights and getting
37:44 away with it like now you feel emboldened.
37:47 Uh so it it was not handled properly and uh just the people aren't ready for it.
37:53 Uh all these right-wingers on social media are talking about this is terrible.
37:57 Joe Rogan's crying.
37:59 Have a heart.
38:00 I don't know if you saw that clip.
38:02 Joe Rogan's crying
38:03 at one.
38:04 It was older.
38:05 Uh, this is an older clip a few months ago,
38:07 but Joe Rogan was crying, saying,
38:08 "Have a[ __] heart, man." Crying about the deportations.
38:12 I'm like, "Hey, Joe Rogan, you got to grow up in a white country."
38:16 All these boomers saying these deportations are too harsh.
38:20 They got to grow up in a white America.
38:22 They got to grow up uh when uh neighborhoods were safe,
38:27 when you could afford college, when having a normal job,
38:31 uh when you you could work at Jack in the Box
38:33 and be able to afford a home back in the day.
38:36 Yeah.
38:36 All that's gone.
38:37 And uh now we have a multicultural America.
38:40 We have uh we're about to have a minority white America.
38:44 And lots of these minorities groups do not like white people.
38:48 And these liberal boomers are telling calling us racist for wanting
38:53 to close the borders and wanting to do mass deportations.
38:56 At the end of the day,
38:58 uh I think I blame boomers and I blame uh liberal whites more than anybody else.
39:04 Liberal white people calling other people racist and it's like,
39:07 hey[ __] you're white, too.
39:10 Like you're also going to be a hated minority.
39:13 White people are the only people on the planet
39:16 that will not take their own side.
39:18 Mexicans are proxican, you know.
39:21 Uh, black people are pro black.
39:23 White people are anti-white.
39:26 Uh, like the liberals are Yeah.
39:28 The the white liberals uh call other white people racist.
39:32 Um, you know, all this[ __] Um, no.
39:37 White liberals.
39:38 Uh I really uh you know maybe maybe I know have
39:42 been getting a lot of heat ever since the October 7th attack.
39:47 Um but uh maybe it's a little bit uh overexaggerated.
39:51 May maybe white liberals uh should get some blame as well.
39:54 Yeah.
39:54 Well, at least the Jews stick together.
39:56 Yeah, I know.
39:57 I know.
39:57 I I wish white people had a fraction
40:00 of the collectivism collectivist mindset that the Jews have.
40:05 Yeah.
40:05 You cannot deny that.
40:06 Hate them or love them.
40:07 Yeah.
40:07 They stay they have their own backs.
40:10 Yeah.
40:10 I think uh a dollar in the Jewish
40:12 community gets cycled eight times before it leaves.
40:15 Beautiful.
40:15 Yeah.
40:15 Um Yeah.
40:16 Yeah.
40:17 It's not like that.
40:18 It's unreal.
40:18 Yeah.
40:19 Yeah.
40:19 No, they they have each other's backs.
40:21 It's crazy.
40:22 Uh they're like the most My problem
40:25 though is that are the most racist basically.
40:30 They prefer their inroup.
40:32 Um, but then they these liberal people will preach to us racism is bad.
40:37 Racism is bad.
40:39 And uh it's like they they have fascism over in Israel,
40:44 but then here in America they tell us fascism is evil XYZ.
40:49 Uh you can't have fascism for white people.
40:51 That's horrible.
40:53 Uh I'm happy for you guys to have fa and I
40:55 think the fascism that they do in Israel, it works for them.
40:58 And I'm happy for you guys.
41:00 Uh, I'm glad you have a government that's you're
41:03 a country and you have a government that's pro.
41:06 I have a white country.
41:07 Am I allowed to have a government that's pro-white?
41:10 That's all I want.
41:11 I want a government that's pro- white.
41:13 We have a government right now that is pro pro black, pro brown.
41:19 They're anything but pro white.
41:21 The the government hates white people.
41:23 Yeah.
41:23 DEI, right?
41:25 That's what DEI is.
41:26 Um, that's what affirmative action is.
41:28 Uh, white people have had it too good for too long.
41:31 So, we need to give some we need to put black people at Harvard.
41:37 Yeah.
41:35 Uh, because otherwise we're racist.
41:38 It's such a joke.
41:39 And at the end of the day, it's always anti-white.
41:42 It's anti-white people.
41:44 And then, uh, more specifically, anti anti-white Christian society, I think.
41:49 Yeah, that makes sense.
41:51 Uh, all the worst people hate Christians is what I've learned.
41:55 Got a list of seven names here.
41:56 here.
41:56 I want to get your thoughts on these on these names.
41:59 We're going to start off with uh Erica Kirk.
42:01 What do you think about her,
42:06 dude?
42:05 I think Charlie got played.
42:07 Uh I think it's really a shame.
42:11 Um he married an older woman.
42:14 I think Charlie was a little bit naive.
42:16 He didn't quite know what he was getting into.
42:19 Maybe Erica Kirk is a federal agent.
42:25 Honeypot.
42:23 Honeypot potentially.
42:25 And uh Charlie uh you know he he thought, "Oh, this nice girl wants to marry me.
42:31 I'm She's cute." Yeah.
42:33 Uh he probably wanted to get married and have kids.
42:36 I He probably didn't think that hard about it.
42:39 And I think for Erica Kirk, it was just like a Did she really love Charlie?
42:44 It doesn't look like it.
42:46 I feel like it was just a business deal for her.
42:49 And uh kind of freaky, man.
42:51 If if my wife was uh you know getting
42:56 on podcasts and smiling and laughing a week after I died,
43:01 after I was murdered, uh I'd be bummed.
43:04 Yeah.
43:04 Did you see that leaked Zoom meeting?
43:07 Yeah, that was weird.
43:07 That was weird.
43:09 Yeah, that was like 4 days after I think.
43:10 Yeah, she's Yeah, she's uh kind of happy about all the donations TPUSA
43:16 is getting and she's go she's going right back to the boss girl lifestyle.
43:21 Um, it just kind of it seems like she didn't care about Charlie.
43:25 I don't think I'd work for like a month if my wife died.
43:27 Just Right.
43:29 I mean, you got take some time to mourn.
43:32 Um, the lack of mourning is really disturbing.
43:36 That's what all the memes say.
43:37 Everyone mourns differently.
43:39 Everyone grieavves differently.
43:41 But, uh, is she grieving at all?
43:44 It doesn't seem like it.
43:47 Uh, this is an interesting one.
43:48 People have very mixed opinions.
43:49 Nick Shirley.
43:51 Yeah.
43:52 Um uh I haven't looked into him too much.
43:56 I I like what he did uh revealing that fraud in uh Minnesota,
44:00 all that Somalian fraud.
44:02 Um I that Tyler Olivea something I thought was interesting is he revealed
44:09 that fraud and then Tyler Olivera revealed
44:11 all the fraud in that uh acidic community.
44:14 Curious Joel, did you see that?
44:16 all these acidic collecting section 8 housing vouchers, food stamps,
44:21 all that stuff not working uh just getting benefits from the government
44:26 for free and it seems like it's been going on for decades and decades.
44:29 And then that I think it's Tyler Olivera's best work ever.
44:33 And then that story uh did not get
44:36 nearly the coverage that Nick Shirley's story got.
44:38 Not even close.
44:39 And I think it's because uh Tyler Olive was exposing and Nick Shirley was
44:46 exposing blacks and uh are a more
44:50 protected group than Somalians in this country.
44:54 Well, they also control the algorithms.
44:56 Yeah, that too.
44:57 Owns Instagram um and Facebook
45:01 and now Tik Tok.
45:02 And now Tik Tok.
45:04 Uh
45:04 YouTube, I believe as well.
45:06 Oh yeah, YouTube.
45:07 We call it YouTube and um yeah, so they uh they're not as interested.
45:12 Oh, this video doesn't make look good.
45:16 Uh we don't need to push that, you know.
45:18 Did you see that Twitter algorithm?
45:20 Someone hacked into it and uh was seeing which accounts were censored and why.
45:24 And there was something with the algorithm if you talk negatively about
45:28 Oh, just went viral a few weeks ago.
45:30 Even on Twitter.
45:31 So Elon's in on it, too.
45:33 Yeah.
45:34 Damn.
45:34 Yeah.
45:34 Bummer, right?
45:35 Yeah.
45:35 You you can't be that big without making a deal with the um
45:40 Yeah.
45:40 You get you get to a certain level,
45:42 someone's knocking on your door, let's be honest.
45:45 Yeah.
45:45 Yeah.
45:45 You think Elon uh got to buy Twitter, no strings attached.
45:50 Um No.
45:51 Now, that being said, Twitter does seem to be the freest of uh Yeah.
45:56 And shout out Mark Zuckerberg.
45:58 Uh he's an al I say that Mark Zuckerberg's an alpha male nowadays.
46:04 Just the fact that he hasn't deleted my Instagram account,
46:07 I I think is beautiful.
46:08 Who would have thought, right?
46:09 I think they[ __] up so bad during the pandemic.
46:11 They're like, "Let me make up for it." Yeah.
46:13 Yeah.
46:13 They opened the floodgates and everyone was ready for it.
46:17 Everyone was excited to be racist uh openly.
46:21 You know, this is an interesting one, too,
46:22 because I saw you talk a little smack about him.
46:24 Bryce Crawford.
46:26 Yeah.
46:26 You know, I think he's a nice guy.
46:29 Um, but I think he's, this is my problem with uh,
46:34 Christians, modern Christians, evangelicals, um, these megaurch Christians.
46:41 They love Jesus, and that's great.
46:44 Uh, and I agree with them on the Jesus question,
46:48 but they refuse to talk about white genocide.
46:51 They refuse to to talk about uh, they're wrong about the woman question.
46:58 question.
46:58 The woman question just being that like all the women nowadays are[ __] Okay.
47:04 Um these pastors are lying to young men.
47:06 I I kind of feel I looked into I was talking I talked a little bit of smack
47:09 and about Bryce Mitchell and then I looked into him
47:11 a little bit more and I felt kind of bad.
47:13 Not Bryce Mitchell, Bryce Crawford.
47:15 I looked into him a little bit more and um I'm like, "Oh man, he got
47:21 I I I think what happened is he's a virgin before he got married." Yeah.
47:25 I'm looking at the girl he married.
47:27 She does not appear to be a virgin.
47:30 Are you serious?
47:31 Uh I'm uh you can go look at her Instagram profile.
47:35 I don't think she's a virgin.
47:37 So he's a virgin marrying a non- virgin.
47:40 And the pastor at church told him, "Do it." Yeah, good idea.
47:45 I would have as if I was his buddy, I would say, "No, dude.
47:49 This girl's a hoe.
47:50 You need to have premarital sex.
47:52 You need to understand what you're getting into.
47:54 you're going to marry this girl, she's going to be able to control you with sex.
47:57 I think that Bryce Crawford signed up for a world of hurt.
48:01 Um, and uh, he has he has no clue.
48:04 Uh, I'm looking at his uh, you know,
48:07 she's posting pictures showing a lot of skin.
48:09 She's posting pictures on her Instagram where she looks like a hoe.
48:13 He's not tagged uh, in her bio on Instagram.
48:16 She has a big popular Instagram.
48:19 She doesn't post them on it.
48:20 like she her Instagram very much is for the male gays.
48:25 Like uh he Bryce Crawford broke the no e girls rule.
48:30 So I think he made a mistake uh in who he chose to marry.
48:34 And uh I I I he reminds I I grew up evangelical Christian.
48:39 Uh I was trying to do the right thing.
48:41 Wait till you're married to have sex.
48:42 I lost my virginity when I was 23 years old.
48:45 I could have lost it sooner.
48:46 I was trying to wait.
48:48 Yeah, that's pretty late.
48:49 Yeah.
48:49 Yeah.
48:49 I made up for it since then.
48:51 I I went on a tear.
48:53 I racked up I brought my body count from zero to 80 in like five years.
48:58 Yeah.
48:58 Yeah.
48:58 Yeah.
48:59 I was going hard on Hinge back in the day.
49:03 So, Hinge works.
49:04 It used to work.
49:05 Hinge is Well, I want to get into be I want to talk about that in a bit, too.
49:09 I want to talk about dating apps.
49:10 Dating apps are dead.
49:12 Um but uh but uh back when I was on dating apps, they still work.
49:16 tinge used to work great for me.
49:18 But um the thing about church is they're telling all the young people,
49:23 "Wait till you're married to have sex." The issue is
49:26 that the guys are listening to this advice and the women are not.
49:30 None of the women at church are virgins.
49:32 And the guys at church, a lot of them are,
49:35 a lot of them think uh waiting till marriage is the right thing to do.
49:39 And uh I'm I'm telling you, it's not.
49:41 I tell guys, you cannot wait till you're married to have sex.
49:45 Like these women are You can't be
49:48 a virgin guy marrying a non- virgin woman, bro.
49:51 Cuz the woman will have too much leverage.
49:53 Yeah.
49:53 And she's going to be able to control you.
49:56 Um guys are getting into situations where they marry a woman
50:00 and then uh their wife is allowed to deny them sex,
50:05 which I already think is wrong.
50:07 Your wife should not be allowed to say no to sex.
50:10 That being said, at the bare minimum, if your wife says no to sex,
50:15 you should be allowed to go find sex
50:17 from another woman uh and not get hassled for it.
50:21 Guys are getting into these marriages where their wife can
50:24 say no to sex and then if they go cheat,
50:27 the wife divorces them and takes half the stuff.
50:29 That's cucked, bro.
50:31 At the very least, the rule needs to be if your wife denies you sex,
50:36 you're allowed to cheat.
50:38 That that's the bare minimum.
50:40 um that that's the deal you need to have going into marriage.
50:43 Does Bryce Crawford have that setup?
50:45 You know, I predict Bryce Crawford's gonna end up divorced.
50:49 He seems like a nice guy.
50:50 I think his heart's in the right place, but I think that he's asleep.
50:54 He doesn't talk about white genocide,
50:56 which I think is like the number one thing you got to be talking about.
51:00 Um and uh he's he's wrong about women.
51:04 He's he's not educated on the woman question, and his marriage shows it.
51:09 and he's like sing in a lot of these videos.
51:12 So, again, uh seems like a nice guy and and uh
51:15 I'm I'm sure his heart's in the right place.
51:17 He thinks he's doing the right thing, but he's young and he he's just naive.
51:21 Bryce Crawford, give me a call.
51:23 I'd be happy to talk to you and help you out.
51:26 Actually, I would love to talk to him.
51:28 I I think he messed I think he got bad advice as far as who he married.
51:33 I I think this girl's I think he would sit down with you.
51:36 I mean, he's had the leader of KKK on his show.
51:38 He's interviewed some of the most controversial people in the world.
51:40 So, let me see if I could set that up for you.
51:41 That'd be amazing.
51:42 I would love to talk to him.
51:43 Another young kid, up and coming kid.
51:45 I want to get your opinions.
51:46 Uh, is Clvicular.
51:47 How do you see his career playing out?
51:50 Uh, I think he's hilarious.
51:51 I I think what he's doing so interesting with the looks maxing,
51:55 taking that, you know, putting on a suit and being wellgroomed.
51:59 I would think that that that is looks maxing, but he's taking it further.
52:03 He's doing peptides and hitting his face with a hammer.
52:07 No, he's doing the shin surgery, I think.
52:10 That's cra That's
52:11 You wouldn't do that one.
52:13 No.
52:13 No.
52:13 That Do you see the videos of those guys walking around?
52:16 It looks uncomfortable.
52:17 Yeah.
52:17 Like if that stuff looks like it[ __] you up for life.
52:20 You'll never be athletic again.
52:22 Yeah.
52:22 You can't play sports.
52:24 Yeah.
52:24 I I would not do that.
52:25 Would I do that surgery so I can be uh 5'9?
52:30 Like um No.
52:31 I'll just I'll stick to being a short guy.
52:34 It's fine.
52:35 You get the heel inserts.
52:36 Yeah, I I can put on a pair of boots and be 5'8, you know.
52:41 Um it's f I've been short my whole life.
52:43 I'm cool with it.
52:44 Um but you know, he's a professional looks maxer.
52:47 Um if he wants to do I don't know.
52:50 That's the one thing.
52:52 Yeah, I know he's doing meth.
52:54 Um you know, whatever.
52:55 The one thing that scares me for him is the limb lengthening surgery.
53:00 Yeah, that might do him in.
53:02 I' I would
53:03 I I don't know.
53:04 But it's he's going to do what he's going to do.
53:06 I like that guy, though.
53:07 Uh, you know, he's he's out here saying the N-word.
53:10 Uh, I think he's a white ass[ __] going hard as[ __] I I think he's Wang half.
53:14 I think he's been great for the movement.
53:16 Yeah, he met with Dave Grutman the other day.
53:18 I saw that.
53:19 I don't even know.
53:20 But I didn't even know who Dave Grman was.
53:22 Oh, you don't know who that is?
53:25 No.
53:24 He runs Miami.
53:26 Oh, okay.
53:27 He owns Komodo.
53:27 He owns the clubs, all the top restaurants.
53:30 Okay.
53:31 Does he speak Spanish?
53:32 Uh, I don't know.
53:33 Everyone in Miami speaks Spanish.
53:36 Yeah, Miami is a Latin country.
53:37 Whenever I walk around there, I feel like an outlier.
53:40 Oh, yeah.
53:40 You are.
53:41 Yeah, dude.
53:41 Uh Miami is just like it's
53:44 It doesn't feel like America.
53:45 No, it's not.
53:46 It's not.
53:46 Miami is gone.
53:47 The replacement is complete.
53:49 In many parts of the country, the replacement is it's done.
53:53 It's over.
53:53 I mean,
53:54 do you see uh do you see that happening
53:55 in South Carolina or is everyone pretty white over there?
53:58 South Carolina is mostly white and black.
54:01 There's some Hispanics, but for the most part it's uh just it's mostly white.
54:07 Um and then black people are pretty chill in South Carolina.
54:10 It's it's the of everywhere I've lived,
54:13 my favorite blacks have been the blacks in South Carolina.
54:18 Florida blacks scare me.
54:19 The Florida blacks are the were the worst blacks I've seen.
54:22 Uh South Carolina blacks have been the best blacks.
54:26 What do you think makes them more chill than other blacks?
54:28 Uh, a lot of them I think are are from South Carolina
54:32 and there's just a general friendliness I think to that whole state.
54:36 And um there's still plenty of black people out there
54:39 that are complain about slavery and want reparations and all.
54:44 When I hear black people asking for reparations, I'm like, "Okay,
54:47 you're one of the black people that hates white people." Like,
54:50 I already know everything about you.
54:52 Uh, if you're asking for reparations,
54:54 I mean, I could see why they do it because Jewish people are getting them.
54:56 You know what I mean?
54:58 Yeah.
54:58 Yeah.
54:58 I know.
54:59 I'm They're probably like, "What the[ __] dude?" Like,
55:01 "Jews are out here getting reparations." No,
55:04 I Hey, I want repar Irish people were slaves, too.
55:06 Can I get some reparations?
55:08 Irish.
55:09 Does that count?
55:10 Yeah.
55:10 Yeah.
55:10 You might add some uh uh indentured servants or whatever back in the day.
55:16 Um but um yeah, I don't Yeah,
55:19 seeing those uh all those Curious Joelle all on section 8 housing,
55:23 it it is kind of infuriating.
55:25 Um, the rest of us work and pay taxes
55:28 and these people just get money for free for no reason.
55:33 I actually started a nonprofit and or now it's a pack,
55:37 a political action committee to fight section 8 housing.
55:41 Yes, nobody has done anything like this before.
55:44 Nobody has taken any serious steps to fight section 8 housing.
55:48 We have a website now, stop8.vote.
55:51 You can go there, sign the petition.
55:54 The goal is to get section 8 on the ballot in all 50 states.
55:58 So when you go to vote for governor or president or whoever,
56:02 one of the things you can vote on is section 8.
56:04 Do you want section 8 housing in your state?
56:07 Yes or no.
56:08 That's the goal of this pack.
56:10 So stop 8.
56:12 This is the first serious attempt that I know of to fight section 8 housing.
56:16 We'll link that below.
56:17 Thank you.
56:18 Yeah, it's a serious problem.
56:19 Um you'll have uh it happens in South Carolina all the time.
56:23 you have a beautiful neighborhood and then the government comes in and says,
56:26 "We're going to put public housing right here.
56:29 So, you're going to have a bunch of unemployed
56:31 minorities uh who don't have to pay rent.
56:35 Uh uh we're going to plant them in the middle of your neighborhood.
56:38 They're going to live in your neighborhood rentree.
56:40 Uh drug addicts, murderers,
56:43 uh are going to live down the street from you rentree.
56:47 We're you're going to pay extra taxes so that they can be your neighbors.
56:50 It's totally disgusting.
56:51 It's totally unfair.
56:53 I don't like that anybody doesn't have to pay their own rent.
56:56 Everybody should be working.
56:58 Um like the fact even if you're getting these uh housing vouchers,
57:02 you should be required to pick up trash or I mean something.
57:06 Um what what you see uh in many parts
57:09 of South Carolina is black people who don't have jobs.
57:12 They sit on the porch all day and just smoke
57:16 cigarettes and smoke weed and holler at people walking by.
57:19 And it's uh kind of ridiculous.
57:21 There's like really nice neighborhoods that just get
57:23 totally trashed and you have like, you know,
57:26 ghetto black people hanging out in areas that without section 8 housing,
57:30 the these black people would not exist here.
57:33 Downtown Charleston, South Carolina would basically have no black
57:38 people if it weren't for section 8 housing.
57:42 Wow.
57:41 So, it's a crime.
57:42 What I say about it is that section 8 housing is terrorism on white people.
57:47 That's an inflammatory way of saying it,
57:49 but really section 8 housing is terrorism on anyone that pays their own rent.
57:54 If you pay your own if you have a job and you pay your own way,
57:57 do you want to live next to people
57:59 who don't work and get benefits from the government?
58:03 Uh, you know, who who have the government pays their rent for free?
58:07 Yeah.
58:06 Do you want those people to move in next to you?
58:09 Probably not.
58:10 Probably not.
58:10 Right.
58:11 Um, it it and it tanks the value of your own home as well.
58:15 You have a beautiful neighborhood that's been built up over decades.
58:18 The government comes in and says, "We're putting section 8 right down the street
58:22 from you." The value of your home tanks 40%.
58:25 Yeah.
58:25 I'm surprised homeowners haven't sued the government.
58:27 Oh, they tried to.
58:29 Uh you can look up in Florence, South Carolina.
58:32 There's this country club.
58:33 Uh the government came in and said,
58:35 "We're adding section 8 down the street from you." Uh all
58:38 these white people at this country club try and fight it.
58:41 They say, "No, you're going to ruin our neighborhood."
58:44 uh they try and fight it and they lose.
58:48 So the section 8 housing is coming to Florence,
58:51 South Carolina and even better now the government is suing
58:56 uh all the residents in this country club for racism.
58:59 No way.
58:59 Uh for trying Oh, you don't want section 8 housing down the street from you?
59:03 You're racist.
59:06 Damn.
59:05 So for trying to fight it, these people are now getting sued.
59:08 It's crazy because a lot of people's biggest
59:10 uh net worth is in their real estate.
59:12 So, if it goes down 10, 20, 30, 40%.
59:15 Oh, it's devastating.
59:16 You've been you you got robbed.
59:18 You just got It's a It's a multibillion dollar scam.
59:22 And uh people are having their lives destroyed,
59:25 their net worth destroyed uh over this section 8 housing[ __]
59:30 There uh you know, there's uh these people that don't
59:33 work getting to live uh in your neighborhood rentree,
59:36 and then there's a few rich landlords uh benefiting off of it.
59:40 But basically anybody that pays their own
59:43 rent should be against section 8 housing.
59:46 It's a plague on this country.
59:47 So stop 8.
59:49 Vote.
59:50 People are affected by section 8 housing and don't even know it.
59:53 You know, many parts of LA have section 8 housing.
59:56 You you you might have section 8 housing neighbors and not even realize it.
1:00:00 You could have better neighbors.
1:00:01 You could have cheaper rent uh if you didn't have these section
1:00:05 8 people taking up rooms um that they otherwise couldn't afford, you know.
1:00:09 Yeah.
1:00:09 Um the there's an unlimited amount of pro.
1:00:12 It also makes stability impossible.
1:00:15 You can go build a nice beautiful neighborhood and at any time the government
1:00:19 can come in and bomb it with a bunch of section 8 nigs.
1:00:24 And um you know it it makes and there's white people on section 8 too, you know.
1:00:29 Uh I'm being hyperbolic, but but not really though.
1:00:32 like you at any time the government can come destroy
1:00:37 your neighborhood and there's nothing you can do about it.
1:00:39 This is what section 8 housing is.
1:00:42 Everyone, unless you're a landlord that rents to section
1:00:44 8 tenants or you're someone on section 8 yourself,
1:00:48 you should be against section 8.
1:00:49 Basically, 95% of the US population,
1:00:52 if they understood what section 8 is and what it does,
1:00:56 uh I think the vast vast majority
1:00:59 of people in this country would oppose section 8.
1:01:02 Why would you want your own real estate value going down?
1:01:03 You know what I mean?
1:01:04 Makes no sense.
1:01:06 Mm- How often you saying the N word?
1:01:08 You dropping it pretty pretty casually these days.
1:01:10 You know, I say I I almost never use the hard R.
1:01:17 Yeah.
1:01:16 Um not cuz I'm like scared to.
1:01:19 Well, if I'm if I'm in the wrong room, maybe I don't.
1:01:21 You dropped it on Fresh and Fit.
1:01:23 I yelled it on Fresh and Fit.
1:01:24 That was fun.
1:01:25 But I actually prefer to say with an A at the end.
1:01:29 I I like I like it more that way.
1:01:32 And it's just a word.
1:01:33 I don't know.
1:01:33 I I don't even feel that strong.
1:01:35 I have black friends.
1:01:36 I I know some plenty of great black people.
1:01:39 It's not that deep.
1:01:41 But that's like my That's It's basically my favorite word.
1:01:44 Yeah.
1:01:44 That's like your homie, your brother.
1:01:46 Yeah.
1:01:46 What?
1:01:46 My I have a cat.
1:01:49 I I say to the cat.
1:01:51 Is he a black cat?
1:01:53 Orange cat.
1:01:53 Okay.
1:01:54 Um but I but he's still my you know.
1:01:58 Yeah.
1:01:58 I I it's a uh term of endearment.
1:02:01 It's ca it's casual.
1:02:02 I just um um Yeah.
1:02:06 Well, dude, this was great.
1:02:06 I want to set up a debate for you this year.
1:02:09 Who Who am I debate?
1:02:10 I'm not really a debater, but I don't Maybe a feminist.
1:02:15 Oh, yeah.
1:02:15 Maybe I could debate a woman.
1:02:17 OF girl.
1:02:18 An OF girl.
1:02:18 I'd debate an O.
1:02:19 Yeah.
1:02:19 Yeah, that'd be good.
1:02:20 I'll set one up.
1:02:22 Okay.
1:02:22 I think you could hold your own.
1:02:23 We'll work your way up to being able to debate Destiny.
1:02:26 Perfect.
1:02:26 Destiny's scar.
1:02:27 Well, he's a prof I'm just a content creator.
1:02:30 Destiny's like a debater and um he's actually good, too.
1:02:35 No, he is.
1:02:36 I don't agree with 90% of what he says,
1:02:37 but by the end of the debate, I'm like, "Okay, he made some good points." Yeah.
1:02:41 Well, that's what's so scary about him is that he can like um Yeah.
1:02:45 I don't I don't agree with any of most of anything of what he's saying.
1:02:51 Yeah.
1:02:50 From the clips that I see of him,
1:02:52 but he somehow is able to make people look stupid.
1:02:55 I'm watching it like I don't know.
1:02:56 He would somehow destroy me.
1:02:58 I don't even know how he would he would he he would get me somehow.
1:03:02 But um yeah, I don't I'm just not a debater.
1:03:05 I It's It's not my world.
1:03:07 But um I would talk to Yeah.
1:03:10 I don't know.
1:03:10 I would duke it out with an Only Fans girl, though.
1:03:12 You could put on Fresh and Fit.
1:03:13 I'll watch some of that episode.
1:03:15 Oh, thank you.
1:03:16 Well, I wasn't really debating.
1:03:18 I was think I was just t But yeah, debating women's easy though, I guess.
1:03:23 Yeah, I would debate a woman for sure.
1:03:25 Yeah, because you view men as superior, right?
1:03:29 Yeah, basically.
1:03:30 Yeah.
1:03:30 Yeah.
1:03:31 I mean, men are Yeah, we're smarter.
1:03:33 We do everything.
1:03:35 Women should not I They're here to have babies, bro.
1:03:38 I love women.
1:03:39 Women are hot, but we don't need girl bosses.
1:03:43 Uh the economy is fake.
1:03:45 The jobs are fake.
1:03:46 You got women thinking they're like hot stuff, and really they're just like
1:03:50 I try to be objective.
1:03:51 Like I look at it, all the best chess players are men.
1:03:54 Poker players are men.
1:03:55 Inventions mainly men.
1:03:57 So I try to be objective.
1:04:00 Mhm.
1:03:59 And when you say these facts, some of them get pissed.
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