Abdul El-Sayed Said A Lot Of Words, Brad Lander Got Booed & Milo Got Deported

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4:04Those on the left will say, we love Jews and you're going to get hurt. Because while they're hurting you, they'll tell you they love you. So put that all aside. I just want to kind of tackle the whole just general socialist communist leftist MO that keeps rehashing. It's like these fallacious ideas, you know, they never go away because they're almost, you know, unfalsifiable. The way these people talk, the way these kind of politicians of the left talk, they have no limiting principles. They have no ideas. Nothing prescriptive. It's always just generalities like we need to do better. Things shouldn't be this way. Just not only intellectually immature, but boring. You know, and I think that's why a lot of Democrats in like the center, once in the center are like losing ground here because there really are no limiting principles

5:05on the left. There's no sense that there's a, you know, confined world with scarce resources that have alternative uses and therefore, you know, sort of, you know, on the conservative side of things, there are limiting principles and there's an acknowledgement that we live in a world of scarcity and you have to make choices and there are no solutions that are only trade-offs. So it's the easiest thing. There's nothing easier than just pointing to a situation and saying, eh, it just shouldn't be like this. It should be better. What do you, okay, how compared to what? What do you mean? What are your ideas for getting people better access to better healthcare rather than just stating it rather than just saying it, people should get access. The only, they only have one size fits all solutions, which is taxing billionaires and taking money from people who've made it, from people who produce, and, you know, promising it to other people as if that hasn't been tried over and over and over again. So all the, all the ideas are so boring.

6:07Let's take a look at a clip here. I want to just, you know, take a look at a clip of, I'll do what El Sayed on, on the Breakfast Club. And I'll just, you can start from any point in the interview at any moment and it's always a bunch of nothing, just a bunch of words that don't mean anything. Statements, platitudes that don't mean anything. Let's take a look at El Sayed over here. I'm going to share my screen just, let me know that you can hear it, guys. I want to make sure we can hear the screen. And we'll pull up the first clip over here. Let's take a look. Comment here and make sure you guys can hear it. Share with audio. Here we go. Always back to this question of, it seems like the system is built to do two things. They figure out how to pull more out of my pocket and to figure out how to pay me less for what I do or automate me or offshore me generally. Shouldn't be this hard. So we're on a campaign to do three things. We want money out of politics. Okay. Everybody here in the audio just give me a little thumbs up in the comments that you hear the audio.

7:08He starts off, I think it just shouldn't be this hard. It shouldn't be this way. Let's keep watching. Okay. In your pocket, Medicare for all. And that money out of politics part goes back to where we started. The difference is always somebody's money. And so long as politicians get bought off by the same corporations, we're going to get the same corporate politics. We're going to keep doing dumb stuff with our money instead of doing the smart things with our money. We're going to keep doing schools providing for a full-of-health care, providing childcare. And we keep seeing it over and over again. So you're right. We got to disrupt it. You know, I love this. You have a position. You die. I know. All right. He basically says we got to disrupt it. More money in the pockets of people. Sure. How? How do you want to disrupt it? What does that mean? What does that mean? Oh, we got an echo. Everyone's freaking out. Okay. Okay. How's that better? Better? Better? Better? Sorry. I'm self-producing here on the fly. But anyway, so he just says a bunch of generalities.

8:10More money in people's pockets. We got to disrupt it. I'm a disruptor. That's why they, but he gives no, uh, nothing prescriptive. There's no ideas there. And the entire interview is like that. The entire interview is like that. Do you guys still hear an echo, by the way, in the live stream? Still hearing an echo? Or somebody write all good? All good in the comments if you hear an echo. But anyway, there's no ideas. There's nothing prescriptive. It's just a bunch of platitudes and statements. People. A bunch of platitudes and statements. I watched the episode. It was like, Charlotte Manchus, like, so, so, so, like, what, what do you think? And I did a video on this today. What do you think? Like, we, what's your message to the American people? What's your message to the people? And Michigan? How you can make this better? Like, what, what are you playing to do? So, I mean, look, look, it's like this, right? You know, I, you know, I just feel like in today's system, it's a systemic issue in which too many people

9:11they're not be able to put food on the table. You know, then they're able to get gas in their cars and we're talking about working people. I love how he uses the term working people. I mean, who does that refer to? I mean, do, do the billionaires, millionaires, the people who run businesses, the people who produce? Are they not working? And they're not putting in insane amounts of hours, the industrialists, the entrepreneurs? I don't understand. What are you talking about? You know, there's nothing easier than just trying to divide people up under the guise of unity and a politics for everyone. They're always subdividing people into groups and classes and pitting them against each other with a zero sum fallacy as if the economy is just this fixed pie with fixed resources and the wealth just take it, the rich just take all the wealth. Excuse me. The wealthy entrepreneurs are just takers and consumers. No, no, no, they're producers. They're making things, wealth has to be generated.

10:12You don't just take it from some, from some fixed pie and start handing it out. That's the fallacy of these, the underlies their economics. But nothing is easier than just pointing to a situation, not acknowledging any of the virtues, the incredible standards of living that capitalism has afforded for millions and millions of people across the West, certainly in the United States. Nothing is easier than pointing to that and just saying, well, we can do better. It's not enough. And then claiming you're not a socialist, not a communist, but then all your ideas reek of it, because you know that those words don't like pull well. You know, I kind of see right through it. He says a whole lot of nothing. You know, we need to, you know, you're not around a politics that is inclusive, that is not just for certain people in our society, but for everyone. The hell does that mean? It's like the Kamala Harris, MO, some people deliver the lines better than she did, but it's the same thing. It's a whole lot of nothing. You know, I just remember, you know,

11:13I was a, as a physician, as a doctor, you know, you're diagnosing problems. And I remember, you know, in working with patients, I mean, you're dealing with, and then he just throws out big buzzwords. And then, you know, we got super PACs, we got APAC, we got billionaires, we got big farm, we got big tech, we got big med, we got big red, big red, the bubble gum, the gum that's, it's actually a chewing gum, big red. You know, we got all these kind of issues that we're all kind of dealing with, and we're wondering why. We're wondering why, like what does it have to be this way? Can we be better? Can we make an America that lives up to the promise that is America? Because we don't live up to that promise, because there is a promise in which we kind of personify the ideas by which we uphold and what we want to live towards in a better, more perfect union, but we're not perfect. And we can correct, and we can do better. And what's sad is like, things like the breakfast club, like all the critiques of these legacy media channels that you should just not a long politician, CNN,

12:14and MSNBC, these two not a long year cookie cutter politicians, that's what a lot of the podcasts have become too. It's funny how in their success, Pod Catastan, the podcast circuit became more successful than mainstream media, and then became the mainstream media. You know, there's no pushback, there's no real digging in on these ideas. Occasionally you get a little viral clip or something, but I feel like it's a lot of nodding along and yes, and people who are after political power, just say what you think. And then, you know, and then you get into like, then pressing him on Hassan Piker, and I would roll the clips, but I don't want to, I don't want to have the echo issue and everything. So I think I have to use actual recordings later, but there's also a clip of him where they discuss Hassan Piker, and he starts to say, look, here's the thing, I'm against cancel culture. I'm against cancel culture. Since when,

13:16suddenly those on the left are forgiving over people's statements, and what they say, wow, that's quite the 180, when it's politically expedient, not against cancel culture, or against it now, because it's used as this sort of buzz word to activate those who, you know, ever since being against cancel culture became more in line with common sense, you're trying to appeal as if you're all for common sense. But I don't think you are actually against it. I think you're trying to use it because it's politically expedient. But basically, when they're pressing him on Hassan Piker, he's all down to use Hassan Piker's clout and audience, and then tries to frame the distance he wants to create between him and Hassan Piker. As listen, we all can have respectful disagreements, right? Isn't that what this is about? And isn't that what this country is about? Respectful disagreements? Well, I guess, you know, there's a difference between

14:17disagreements on public policy and disagreements on education and what government should fund or be involved in, versus whether 9-11 was good or bad. It's not brave to say, listen, I disagree. I'm against 9-11. I've always been consistently against 9-11. You know, you can't just use that as cover when Hassan Piker does have extremist, communist, far-left, anti-Israel, anti-American views. Anti-Western views, hates this country, and he said it proudly. And so you can't kind of use that clout and then try to backpedal away from it. Under the guise of, hey, we all have respectful disagreements. Yeah, too a point. We don't have respectful disagreements about 9-11 and whether America deserved it or not. I don't think there's respectful disagreement there. You know? So just seems kind of silly to me that

15:19you try to use the clout of these people. And the only reason Hassan Piker even matters is because he's popular. I just love it how you find these people going on live streams with them and we're having in campaign. The reason that I think Abdul Al-Sahid can't properly even say what he disagrees with Hassan Piker about or really distance himself from him is because I think he partially agrees with a lot of Hassan Piker's ideas. Is a far-left socialist communist who is anti-American, wants to see, I don't know, businesses nationalized, massive redistribution, seizing of assets, seizing of private property, wants to accomplish a vision using other people's money. That's the reason he doesn't speak out against them is because he agrees with him. You know? Otherwise, it wouldn't be so difficult when pushed on Hassan Piker's views. He wouldn't hide behind why we even talk about this guy. Well, because you use this guy to build a profile. So you can't say I use this guy to build a profile and then all of a sudden pretend like he's a relevant. You used his relevance.

16:22You agree with him. You're in line with his point of view. Now you want to shy away from it, so give me a break. Don't be a coward. So I just think you can see right through it a lot. A lot of these like leftists on the DSA side running on these ideas are just total platitudes, meaningless statements, lots of words. But underlying all of it is, you know, it's funny. They want to, they're running in like a competitive environment in which they think they are best for the job and best suited for the job and they should be picked. But they're very against competition in the marketplace and the business world, which is interesting. You know, they'll always defer to like the little guy, the sort of underdog narrative. In one of the clips in the interview,

17:24Abdul Asi tries to appear moderate by saying how, you know, no, I think capitalism can be good. Listen, if you know this small business makes a better cup of coffee, they should, they should win. Okay, but what is Starbucks makes a better cup of coffee? Should they win? You know, it's always like if a small business, so you know, we love small businesses, we love our small businesses, you know, and if they do a better job, then it's a big corporation. I think they should be rewarded for it. Okay, but what if the big corporation does a better job than the small business? You know, so you're just using a construct in order to appeal to the populist working man. You don't actually have free market principles and believe that the best products and services should win and that free people should decide which products and services they use, what they purchase. You don't believe that. You're using it and reframing it as a way to try to appeal to this populist, you know, emotional and emotionally resonant way of arguing, you know. So I see right through it. I do. I do.

18:25And everyone's talking about someone we're trying to drop an Obamaism. You'll see that. And I love the code switching. It's like Abdul El Sayed is on the breakfast. So he's kind of talking like, look, look, nobody's talking about it. So it's like that, right? It's like this, right? It's like that, right? It's like this, right? I mean, we all know this, right? I mean, it was better Republicans, right? It's, it's, it's, it's, it's better Republicans. And then you have, I don't know, the whole cast of the breakfast club, I know. Yeah, Solomon, God, it's like, okay, so, so, okay, that's interesting. So what, what are you not in the law like that? And then you have someone, I think it's Angela who's the one. So like, why are people saying things, right? Like, why are they, I know a lot of people are saying things and you can't say things, but why are they saying things? You know, like, what are they saying? Well, that's donors. That's all donors. You know, because you've got super PACs, you've got APAC, you've got you've got ZPAC, which is an antibiotic, but that's another fact. It's problem. The ZPAP machine, you've got people sleeping, because they're asleep at the wheel. Right, right. So, but like, so like, it's like people trying to pretend to be smart,

19:32doing their best performative effort to like be up on the issues, but what the hell is that? So like, you were saying these things, but like, why can't you say these things? You know, that's, it's corporate donors. It's corporate PACs. It's APAC. It's Adelson's. You know, it's, it's, it's corporate PACs. It's donor money. It's Adelson's. It's Miriam Adelson. It's Jeffrey Epstein. It's Epstein class. It's JD Vance. It's Republicans. It's far right. It's fascist. I could do this as Douglas Murray would say, we could play this game all day. Sang random words. And as PBD would say, thank you for the comment. I like that. I like that. You know, you're going in the breakfast club, you're talking, you're saying a lot of their words. I love that. I love that. So I see right through it. I don't know. Don't fall for it if you're watching. If it feels confusing and meaningless, it's because it is. It's because it is. Anyway, that's enough of that. Let's move on. But why they say these things. It's because it is. Confusing and meaningless. That's most of it.

20:37Because underlying all of it, they just want to use force to control your life so that they can seek power. I know I sound like Alex Jones when I say that. They just want to control your life and seek power. And he's crazy and increasingly crazier now that he's like on the Candace Train again. Or like wasn't at first and now Alex Jones is back on the Candace Train, but it's true. Like they just want to seek power under the guys of helping the little guy, the big liberators, the revolutionary spirits. That's what they're trying to do. They're illicit people. They're all illicit people. And the the centrist mainstream legacy Democrats can't stop them. They can't stop these DSA guys because you know, there's no limiting principles. They're all like about big government and government involvement and regulation and spending and believing that they can centralize power in the hands of bureaucrats and government officials. So these DSA guys are calling their bluff. They're like, okay, yeah, let's do it. No limiting principles. I want to throw this other clip. I don't know if if there's going to be an issue with you guys hearing an echo, but I got to roll this other clip here.

21:38We have... Oh, you know, Bradlander. Bradlander. Let's see if we can find it. Bradlander. You guys got to see this. I'm going to share the audio. Tell me if you can hear it. Oh boy. There might be an echo, but I'll try to keep it low. Boom. I'll set this clip up. This is Bradlander. He was at some rally. I don't think it was related to Israel at all. I think it was related to India and what's going on in India, but boy, oh boy, as much as Nebuchadnezzar Bradlander tries to appeal to the pro-Palestinian side that hates Israel, that hates the Jews. They give him no love. Doesn't pass the purity test. Let's see what happens to Bradlander.

22:58Here's another one. Well, he called him a balsac. It's not a bad call. He called Bradlander a balsac. FU balsac. No, please. Trust me. Not those Jews. I'm one of the good ones. I'm one of the good Jews. Please. Please, listen. Listen to what I'm, listen. Please don't throw me in with them. They will not spare you, Brad. I'm going to how much you try to appeal and claim that you're not one of them to you, to them you are. No, listen, listen. Please, listen to, listen to, shamma patinthi de wakta de fallastin. Do de rak-du, do de rak-du,

24:00selama, do lak-ta. Don't you love that clip? It sounds like Bradlander at his reform bar, bar mitzvah in the mosque trying to appeal to those who hate you to your core. Dean de bass de rak-du, c'ennabak-da de laotess. So I want to address what happened yesterday. I was at an event and obviously some knuckleheads decided to show up and tell me to leave, but I'm not going to change my positions. I still think it's a genocide. I got news for you, Brad. I can make you love me if you don't. Who sings that song in the comments? I can make you love me. Isn't that turned down the lights? Turned down the bed. Turned down these voices inside my head. I think we got to redo that music video. And feature Bradlander,

25:01and it's just him at a Palestinian protest. I can make you love me. Maybe he should sing it. I can make you love me if you don't. Brad, you can't make them love you if they don't, because they don't. I don't know what the virtue signal is. What you're trying to accomplish. Maybe I should just take you at face value and think you really believe that what is well done is the genocide. You really believe it. You really believe that we can have peace and coexistence with those who want us destroyed and dismantled. Seems like suicidal empathy to me. That's God's sad, would say. And it's not going to get you anywhere. So I don't know who you're trying to score points with. So it's certainly not our side, but when you try to appeal to them, they only hate you more for it. So it will not save you. So succs have to go through that, but I mean, I'm forgiving for not having sympathy for those who brown nose to our enemies. Okay. I can make you love me. I like that idea for a video. I do like that idea for a video

26:04speaking of which I brought up Gad Sad he's been sharing on Twitter. There was a clip of the green prints going around. Anybody see that? Wasab Yusuf and this guy's wild. He's wild. You know, you could take him out of the extremist environment. He grew up in, but he kind of retained that edge in that personality. He's just like, uh, I escaped Ramallah. And I will not go back there ever. If you want to kill the Jews, you are going to have to kill me. But you will not kill me. You will not stop me and I will not agree to it. But I will always stand up and fight. Those who want to destroy the West and Western civilization. We don't want that. We don't want it here in America. Listen, it's it's a it's fun to impersonate. It's a bit it's a it's a lot. It's a lot. It's a little extreme. I'll give you that. But he is that it. I mean, it comes from a whole world that he's trying to warn us about that wants us destroyed. Whether that's representative of all Muslims and

27:08I'll be I think that's where it goes far. You think you need people in the Muslim world who are, uh, you know, who see it for what it is to. Look at the Emirates. What's going on with the Emirates and the Abraham Accords. I wonder what uh, Musab would have to say about that. But you know, I did see a thing of Ayalya Kobi who went to the United Arab Emirates and posted about it in boy, people just went after him. I'm like, guys, I kind of I agree with him. Relax. It's wrong with you. Don't we celebrate the Abraham Accords and the strides that these countries make to recognize extremism in their midst? I'm hopefully, you know, I guess the concern is how reliable it is in the long run because all it takes is a different leader. You know, when you have a lot of like Sunni Muslim states that are ruled by singular families, it's great when they want to normalize with Israel and the Jewish people. But I worry that with modernization, you get down the road, this other alternate reaction in which extremist elements come in and say you see what happens when you secularize and you modernize and then you get this whole backlash. But we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. In the meantime, you know, normalization, relationships, trade,

28:12commerce, peace, that's what we want. So don't go after those who make attempts to bridge the gap there. Form of those relationships. I think that's important. And I'm no lefty, you know that. I'm no peacenick in that regard, but that's because you're not a peacenick doesn't mean you don't want peace. We just want it by other means by getting rid of those who don't want peace by fighting those who don't want peace. That's the whole idea. So much Patrick, but David, a request in the comments over here. We'll get there. Listen, Rob, can we get the comments? How much does it mean we want to PBD interviewing or MBD? I love that. I love that. Hey, I want to talk about shoes. Do you guys have shoes? I'm going to get you some shoes. In other news, in other news, oh, yeah, Milo, Yanopolis gets deported. Wow, poor baby, Milo, an increasingly bizarre spectacle on the public stage. I mean, of course, it's just like, no, no, they came just they put me in a room. They did, you know, usually when 15 agents and strapping men show up to my apartment, it's because I ordered them. I call for an

29:14escort, but this was in the case. It's usually my fantasy to be escorted out by 12 burly men into a van and tied up. But, you know, what they did was they, you know, they tied my hands. It was very insulting. Very helpful. I didn't get I didn't get water for at least 30 minutes. I was very thirsty. I didn't get to drink. I didn't get to pour. I didn't get to food. They put me in a van and they ship me out and they deport me and I just, you know, it was very, very, I did nothing wrong. Nothing illegal. I didn't break the law. I didn't break anything. Nobody requested this, but this is my Milo, you know, Paulism, fresh. And he doesn't think it's good, but that's okay because he's not even here anymore. He violated a green card and he's not here. Ye is talking about wanting to support people and being provocative. Just a provocateur and attention, and it was really, it was it was it was really quite embarrassing and helpful and shameful. I am still traumatized by it. I was crying like an old woman on the floor, like a really old woman like Queen Elizabeth sitting there, but with no dignity, I was sitting in the floor like an old lady crying and I had to

30:17go pee pee. They would let me go pee pee. I really had to go out to sign up, soiling myself. This time, not intentionally. I usually do it intentionally because one ought to be fun. But I've been clad chasing for so many years as a provocateur just needlessly, just shamefully craving the attention. And when I found that I ran out of cultural relevance when I found that I lost the spotlight. I did whatever I could to get it back. And that meant, you know, working for Kanye and watching Taylor Green because I'm clearly in the end not guided by principles. Not guided by principles at all. I'm guided by clout and fame and attention. And I crave those things like a drug. I really really do crave them. So I do whatever I can to just like a dopamine kick when I run out. I do whatever I can to pop it off. How's that for a little my low riffing? How's that for a little my low riffing? Yes. And now I'm back in London. It was really, and now I'm going to maybe I'll become a radical leftist who's very pro open voters because if that gets me attention, one ought.

31:17That's what it's about, right? What's with the eyes? I don't know what's with the eyes. But sorry about that. Why went on what we call, I guess, a my low, unapolis tangent there. I don't feel bad for the guy. He really has been acting pretty despicable. Shared me on Twitter a few times because he doesn't think I can do a good impression of him. He knows I do a good canvas, but he's like, as you can see, I'm in purveys to satire. I'm in purveys to satire. It doesn't really, really work for me. It doesn't really work for me at all. But yeah, he got deported. So whatever. Ben Shapiro shared a funny tweet because I think he used to say, Deport Ben Shapiro, Deport Ben Shapiro, and look who got deported. Any who, oh, people are liking this, look at this, people are liking the my low unapolis impression. Well, thank you so much, darling. Darling, you see now I'm back in London where there's just horrible, just an option to drag. I want to be in California. I want to be famous. I think I'll be straight from I'll go through conversion therapy because that'll get me one viral clip and then I'll change my mind. So I'm having fun with it. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Okay, everyone's,

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33:27right now and see if it works. Because I'm a capitalist. I have no shame. Money, give me money and I can't take it from you. Unlike what Mamdani and Abdul Asaliyat wants to do. Here's another thing funny to share over here. Let's share the screen one more time. I got to show you this tweet. For some reason this tweet's been going around. I don't know if you guys have seen this. But check out this tweet from Mamdani. Over here. You guys see this. This was going around. Nearly 3,000 New Yorkers died on 9,000, 122 years later. The death has stopped. We mourn our neighbors who died the day the hundreds and thousands who died in the wars that followed the onion millions injured in this place. What on earth? So I just retweeted. I thought this was funny. Thank you, Zoran, for taking such a strong stance against death. If only more of our leaders were this brave. Yeah, this was the tweet. Nearly 3,000 New Yorkers died on 9,000,

34:28122 years later. The death hasn't stopped. We mourn our neighbor. The death hasn't stopped. Who died that day? How did they die? I don't know. It just happened. It just kind of happened. So I thank you, Zoran Mamdani or as anyone over 70 pronounces it, Mamdani. For some reason they can't get it right. It's Mamdani. But anyone I talk to over 65 is like, Mamdani Mamdani. Thank you, Zoran, for taking such a strong stance against death. If only more of our leaders were this brave. Yeah, so hard. But we got it. We got to stand against death. Death can just happen on a random day in September 11th, 2001. Death just happened to people. Jeez. Just randomly. For no reason, senseless. How did it happen? They all just died. Terrible. I don't understand that. Someone wants to mayor Mamdani, please. I could do the resting Mamdani. Of course. Of course. Of course. And despise millionaires and

35:29billionaires even though I am one. I come from them. I never created anything in my life. And that's why it's very easy for me to say that I should just be able to take other people's things. Because I'm a nippo baby. Nippatism. That's what they're talking about. Like that. A clear. You know, I was talking occasionally talks with the Indian and then see. Thiefra kan lak. I don't understand. All accent-woofing Mamdani course. Ugh. I don't do the best Mamdani because it's hard. He's got like five different accents. But yeah, that's the Mamdani tweet that for some reason was going around. Anything else to cover? Well, JD Vance spoke at the Republican Jewish Coalition. I didn't see clips from me yet. They haven't released it yet. So we might be premature to cover some of that. But I did hear some audio and you know, I thought it was really, I thought it was a good idea of them to have him speak. But I anticipate being disappointed. Given that I think the Tucker Carlson factor was

36:30pulled was was posed to him. And he dodged and evaded and you know condemned Nick Fuentes. That's the thing, man. It's easy to condemn Nick Fuentes. You know, a proud obvious anti-Semite who is very at least honest about his views. You can call Nick Fuentes many things, but he's not lying to you. He really believes that stuff, that Jewish power and supremacy. All right, Hashem, make me hit you. He's kind of authentic. Even if it's evil and wicked, he's telling you what he believes. What Tucker's doing is dishonest, disingenuous, and providing mainstream, a mainstream platform for millions of people spreading anti-Semitism. He's actively doing that. So I heard a clip of a piece of audio of JD Vance comparing Joe Rogan and Fuentes. All right, I agree. Joe Rogan is not Fuentes. But what's Tucker Carlson? Is he closer to a Rogan or closer to a Fuentes? If you

37:34can't bring yourself to say it, we have a problem. That's where we need to know where you stand, man. Rogan, yeah, he said some things. I don't think Rogan's an evil guy at all. I've always kind of defended him. Even when I think he's made some mistakes, foolish mistakes, naive mistakes. Yeah, I think he's well intentions. So I think it's pretty easy and not courageous to defend Joe Rogan and condemn Nick Fuentes where the rubber meets the road is Tucker Carlson where the rubber meets the road is Tucker Carlson. That's what people are wondering about and it's important. Why? Because vice president, Mr. Vice President, you don't have a close relationship with Fuentes. Okay, he's evil. We get it. He's wicked. But he's not responsible for you being the vice president and you don't have a rapport in a close relationship. He doesn't have influence over you. And Rogan has influence over millions and millions of people, but it doesn't have a direct relationship with you. And frankly, yeah, it's a thousand times a better person than Fuentes will ever be. Rogan's done

38:36a lot of amazing things. I've been a huge supporter and even when I've he's done things I disagree with and has guests that I think are deeply problematic. I actually think he's not evil intentioned at all. It's not the issue. That's a distraction and he doesn't have a relationship with you. You know, who does Tucker Carlson? I mean, I think you do. I really do think you do know the issue. I'll get to the Tucker impressions even more. But that's the issue. Come on. So the frame that has I think we should have to be able to engage with these ideas and debate these ideas and obviously, people like Fuentes, the way I look at it is this. If you're a neo-nazi and you want to throw Jews in the gas chambers and you're a Nick Fuentes and you're criticizing my wife, I'm sorry, I'm just not going to engage you. That obviously should be condemned. But with someone like Rogan, it's not the issue. It's not who we're talking about. We're talking to Tucker. And then I guess the adjacent world of Tucker, which is Candace and Megan, these are the people who are peddling influence.

39:39These are the people who are influencing and impacting millions of people, I think, in very bad directions. And not obviously so in a way that's, I think, more devious and dishonest. And that's what needs to be confronted and called out. So you can't avoid the issue at hand, the kind of evil that Tucker's doing. And then condemn something that's not really related to it. Sorry. You could say that I'm making demands of you. No, it's just, you know, we have certain standards. And this behavior needs to be confronted or called out or it will be to the absolute detriment and harm of the party you care about, the coalition you care about. If you want a united party and a united coalition, you need to get rid of the divisive forces within it. And that's not Fuentes and Rogan, that's Tucker. Sorry. It is. I mean, it is like it is. Oh, there it is. I'm going to bust the microphone. I mean, it's Tucker. It's obviously Tucker. Who is the anti-Trump force that you're talking about? Is it Fuentes and Rogan or is it Tucker?

40:45Who's the one who's disrupted Mag of the most? Is it Fuentes and Rogan or is it Tucker? Just ask yourself, I mean, it's hard. I get it. You have personal relationships with people. Who is a more destructive force to the party you care about that you want to win and be victorious in 2028 or you potentially want to lead? Who is the most divisive, confusing, demoralizing force? Who is it? You know, who's betrayed Charlie Kirk? Did Rogan? Can't be Fuentes. Fuentes was never an ally of Charlie Kirk. He was always an opponent in enemy. Always an enemy of him. An opponent, somebody Charlie worked very hard to keep out of the mainstream in this space. Who are the traders to the people you care about and the values you care about? Rogan? No. Fuentes? We know where he stood. Candace? Tucker? Megan? Who has betrayed what Charlie built? Charlie Kirk? Who's betrayed the principled conservative Republican stances, the

41:47coalition? It's those within it. Not those outside of it. Can them Fuentes all you want? Can them David do? Great. Glad you do. Rogan is totally besides the point. Rogan's been open to a range of ideas and yes, in a different category. We agree. Tucker, Candace and the coward to won't face them like Megan, like which one are you going to be? That's quite important. If you want to lead a coalition in a party and there are obviously Jews in the community and pro-Israel community, the pro-Jewish community that want to support you, they invited the Republican Jewish coalition. So, it's yours to drop the ball there or to not stand on principle over putting personal relationship as a side. You're running to represent a value system. Principles. That's what's needed and that's what takes courage and leadership and there's a shortage of it. So, anyway, what can I tell you? We've been rolling for a while, guys. Let's take

42:53some of your comments. That's my stance there. There's one more clip by the way that was Norman Finkelstein and I saw this comment here. Thank you so much, D'Aryan. What does love you, Ami? Hit me with a Norman Finkelstein as a horse race commentator. Oh, that's good. We'll talk about it. So, coming down the line is what I see, see biscuit? What do they call that one? Coming down. And he's making strut up the races over. I spoke too slow. I did. I did. There was a clip of Norman Finkelstein talking on breaking. It was a breaking point. It was with Crystal and this other guy, kind of the breaking points. I think it was breaking points or one of those related shows. Basically saying how, if Israel is going to say that it represents Jews,

44:00not just Israelis, but Jews, then naturally and understandably, you're going to see people react with animosity towards Jews. If you don't repudiate what Israel is doing, then expect anti-Semitism toward you. That's what you expect. Just like we saw, he went on to say, just like we saw hostility towards Germans, not just the Nazis, after World War II. Well, yeah, but that's assuming you accept the premise that Israel is Nazi Germany, which is absurd and a perversion of history and an insult to Jewish suffering and trauma. Those of us that support Israel don't accept the premise. We're not defending the genocide while you condemn it. We're disputing the idea and the accusation that it is a genocide. We're defending the truth. We're dispelling this lie

45:07that's out there. There's all this like starvation stuff coming out and now turning turns out, oh, sorry, what's the criteria that people were starving in Gaza? It wasn't quite true. There was tons of food everywhere. A lot of it was being stolen by Hamas. It's too late. The lie spread. You repeat it enough times. Genocide, starvation, all these things. So yeah, people believe it. So Norman Finkelstein starts with the false premise that, oh, yeah, Israel is just like Vietnam, Cambodia, and North Korea, Nazi Germany. So naturally, you're going to see animosity towards Jews who are supporting it unless they actually stand up against it. The anti-Semitism that's coming their way is expected. It's understandable and they deserve it. We don't accept the premise, man. You know that. You've decided and categorized it that it's a genocide falsely. It's the modern day blood libel. It really is. Hate to say it. I don't use the term anti-Semitism loosely or any of these things. But you can't deny it when you see it. The most lied about conflict, region, history. People are obsessed with it. Ignoring actual atrocities around the world, actual evil

46:12around the world and obsessing over this. Why? The Jew among nations. So I don't deny it. Israel represents the Jewish people fine. I'm kind of hesitant to run away from this idea of, well, you know, it's so wrong to conflate the Jews in Israel and what Nidda Nya'ahu was doing. But maybe so. Okay, maybe so. But you know, that's also kind of admitting the accusation. Okay, well, you know, Israel might be doing that genocide over there, but it's just a government and you can't conflate it with all Jews because we don't support it. So don't conflate it with the Jewish people, with the Jewish community. Well, you're sort of admitting the accusation when you use that as your first line of defense. Maybe they shouldn't conflate it. The actions of a government with people they don't do it with any other government. Nobody goes after Russians around the world for what the Russian government does to Ukraine. But I don't think Israel is equivalent to Russia and Putin. Nidda Nya'ahu is not Putin. What Israel's doing in Gaza is not what

47:14Russia's doing to Ukraine and it's not what Nazi Germany did to the Jews. It's funny. All you people behaving this way, you're doing more for Zionism than anybody, than any, than hurtful ever could you are. It's like your anti-Semitism, double standards, bloodlivals. Your anti-Semitism creates Zionism, not the other way around. It's not support for Israel and Zionism that creates anti-Semitism. It's anti-Semitism that creates Zionism. The West is failing in that regard by permitting this, by not confronting it. It's failing that in the face of Holocaust denial and Holocaust embrace at the same time. This is a layup for those of us with principles in the West and civilized world. Vice President, JD Vance, this is a layup.

48:15This should be a layup. And so, yeah, you do more for Zionism than the original Zionist ever could. You created the conditions by what that make it necessary. How sad. Very sad. So sad. We'll take a few impressions before we wrap up today. Let's show the comments on the board. A few more impression requests. You want your favorite president? That we can do. What a stupid question. What a stupid question. Let's see. Somebody asks for, I got ones I can't do yet. Someone said Kyle Kalinsky. I don't look enough like a lesbian to do that. I'm sorry. But don't, but don't. Someone who Zionism cannot survive without anti-Semitism. Are you agreeing with me? Is this a hostile comment? I can't tell. It's certainly in both hand. They like to make this accusation that Zionism and Bolden's anti-Semitism is actually anti-Semitism that in Bolden Zionism. If you're going to make the case

49:15that Jews really aren't safe anywhere, and no one will actually protect Jews when hostile nations turn on them out of envy, resentment, bitterness because they're sick themselves as societies. Well, then you make a good case for it. Oh, geez. Lindsay Clancy impression. It might be too soon, guys, but I mean basically what is it? Just the face. Sorry for those listening on audio. I'm doing the face, but it seems a little too close too soon. Too soon. Andrew Wilson. What's your point? What's your evidence for that? Yeah, drip drip. Leave him a money. More evidence. I have to really lock in again on the Andrew Wilson, but it's there. It's there. Crazy eyes. You nailed it. Thank you. I guess I'll add it to my roster. Should I do that in my stand-up? A Lindsay Clancy impression? I don't think so. It's a little gruesome. Here we go. We got another one. Gavin Newsom. Well,

50:19we're doing everything we can do. You're pointing at the camera, moving your hands around. I think that in the culture we find ourselves in luck. We're going to stay in this country. People are hurting. People are hurting. They don't know where to turn. They can put food on the table. They can put gas in the car. They're trying to figure out the next step. They're trying to figure out their job. People have lost lives. People have suffered. What we're trying to do, they're trying to divide people on the right. They're trying to divide people. We're finding for a party, a new party. We got to build it up. We got to listen to people. We got to eat at the French long durator in COVID while telling people that they can't see their dying grandma. How these people still get away with it is absurd to me. Any more questions, comments, guys? Thanks so much for watching. I think a few more requests, a few more impression requests. Somebody writes, Rokana impression. Well, I don't really have that exactly right, but I think it's a genocide. I mean, what I was there in the West Bank, the civil and settlers, they came up to us and they attacked them. They attacked by car. What verification do I have? I have an iPhone that was

51:25pointing at the ground. I don't know why nobody picked it up. They should have picked it up and filmed it. Maybe I'm making it up. I felt like a brown man there and I could feel it that the Israelis were looking at me even though half the country, even if the Jews are of brown complexion because they're from there from you see what I'm saying? I'm trying to get on that bad wagon. I really am. Blum, blah, blah, blah. Is that an amazing Rokana? Do you really? Is it? I think it is a genocide. I think what Israel's doing is a poll and I supported Israel, but when it became less popular, let it do so. I stopped supporting them. I did. I did. That's Rokana. That's Rokana. We need Tucker now. Somebody writes we need Tucker now. Well, I don't think you do. Turns out that in this country, my country, where my parents are buried and their graves are buried across the street for me in this country, you're not allowed to ask questions. It should be. It's disgusting. You're a Christian Zionist. You're probably one of the most disgusting people. You are one of the most disgusting people I've ever met. I don't even agree with that statement at

52:29all. I mean, I disagree with myself all the time. I mean, I lie all the time and I know I will again. And I will. I hope that satisfies you. I hope that satisfies you. Oh, look at this. Do a Hassan impression. You know, people ask me all the time. They're like, are there impressions you can't do? Anybody you're frustrated about? And yeah, that's one of them. Hassan Piker, I'm going to try it, guys. I'm going to try it. Oh, Hassan Piker. Let's see. Oh, sorry. I've worked on a live stream. Here's Hassan Piker. So it's just ridiculous. Like you kind of have to sort of be like you're in LA. And like, I'll say he's my guy, but it's just ridiculous. I don't have it. I know it's not there. And I can feel like I'm sorry, but like I do. I hate America. Forget this country. A GZPing is fucking hot. GZPing is hot. I don't care what anybody says.

53:33It's not a great Hassan, but he says things like it's just ridiculous. It's just like ridiculous. His upper lip doesn't move. It's just ridiculous. Like I don't have it. You see, can't do it. Literally, it's just ridiculous. But you kind of have to end every sentence. Like it goes up. Like it's very the valley, like Los Angeles. And like the bourgeoisie and the Politaria, like this is what's supposed to happen with revolution. And it's just ridiculous. I'm sort of finding the flow. But like, I'll say he's my guy. He's like my guy, bro. This guy's like, what I think you need to do to face the corporate class is like, it's just ridiculous. Because we have corporatism. And we need a proletariat revolution that basically rises up against establishment corporate politics. And we need to take and seize the wealth from the top 1% of

54:35these people who are hoarding it. But not my wealth. I live in a $2 million, $3 million house in Beverly Hills. And I wear a very expensive clothes because for the not for me. Anyway, I know it's not the best one to end on. But I tried to do it. I tried. You see, it's it's it's very tricky. Somebody writes here, what do we got? Michael Knowles impression. Clearly, because clearly, clearly, I can only say the word clearly is Michael Knowles. I decided not to do it. It's my very very particular very very certain particular way of doing it. Clearly. Anyway, yes, I got to work on the Hashan. I know I do. I really do. It's not my favorite one to do. I mean, he's a despicable guy. Really, he really hates this country and there's no gratitude for anything. Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, unbelievable. No, I got to tell nothing. But we're going to end on that because the Hashan Pike impression was loud. I say, I look, I can do almost everybody, but not everybody that's okay. That's okay, folks. Somebody's asking,

55:36oh, to close out here with a little Jordan Peterson. Well, you know, that one I can do. And so for those of you who've watched the live stream, you know, up until this time, we've gone 55 minutes, probably one of the longer ones I've done. And if you enjoyed that, head on over to Patreon. It's in the description in the link below and you can support my work there. You know, it costs a lot. The burden to bury your cross and do this on a weekly basis. You know, we're trying to orient ourselves properly to push tickets for you to all come out to see me live because that's going to be happening more and more. And you're going to see that live shows, merchandise as we build up the Army's house brand and armycozac.com and the Cozac store, you know, it's all there. Triangulating, triangulating around a certain ecosystem by which you all can become part of a beautiful family, you know, and build what we're trying to build here. So

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