Last Man Standing with Paul Edward Stevenson, March 29, 2025

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2:01And great guys, one of them is like my age. And the other one is like an 18-year-old Italian Claudio. And he's very nice looking, he's like six-foot-three, lovely looking guy, nice guy. And my mother, my mother, we started working very early, like 730 or something. And my mother sent me this text message. She said, Paul, there was like four, four ambulances in the Jewish community were attacked last night. I'm like, and she said in Golders Green, I was like, yeah, there's loads of Jews there. I'm not a Jew, and I don't live in North London. And I was telling the fellas this, and I was like, it was like spontaneous laughter. I was like, nobody said anything. And I said, guys, my mother just text me. There was four ambulances of Jews were attacked last night.

3:03And nobody said anything. And then we just all burst out laughing. Nobody cared. It's like spontaneous laughter. It was like, maybe there's a right, it isn't our DNA if you hate you. I don't know. It's just like, we just looked at each other. And we just, we're just silent. And then we all just, we started laughing. It's like, yeah, we don't care about Jews, actually, and their ambulance. This is in North London. Literally, it completely broke the eyes. I like these guys. Everybody just started laughing. We didn't need to say anything. It was funny. Well, as a social scientist who has in the past had to do what would be considered. I don't know experiments. If you were to test propositions, to test hypotheses. If you were to design or present a research design to your, your faculty.

4:07To test a hypothesis. And the hypothesis was. Do the goyam have a genetic hatred for the Jews? That research design. It would have to isolate the genetic factor. And so. If it was to be meaningful, these goyam that you're doing the test on. They would have to be unaware of the various crimes of Jews. So you don't have to have people really living in a boat. Because you've got all these, you know, you've got the obvious wars. Wars for Jews going on. That's really obvious. Maybe. I guess the. Here's the thing. So you've got this stuff going on now that's so obvious. In the past. Things like mass immigration for Jews.

5:09People were living in a bubble about that because the Jewish media. Jewish dominated media was able to. Present mass immigration as if it wasn't part of a Jewish agenda. So people didn't know about that. You look at the boomers. I think the boomers would. In America. Who grew up in this information bubble. And to a large extent, they don't know how to use the internet. They still sit and watch Fox News. Living in an information bubble. These Jews are. I mean, these goy. These boomers are pro is real. And they do. Covech about anti-Semitism. You know, we got to get these Arabs out of the country. The dogs know the dogs. The dog know. They see a bunch of Jews in their bargain. So it's. Is it in your DNA? So that's well, I don't know. We just we just all started laughing.

6:10Yeah, sorry. And we don't have any sympathy for these people. And it's like, why is my mother texting me? I was like, I was like laughing with the guys. I was like, don't worry. I don't live in North London. And I'm not a Jew. You know, and then I was like. And then of course, I went into like my character. My anti Jew character, which is pretty prevalent. I was like, these bastards can't even allow us to like watch the scenes of them being battered in television. They're like depriving us of watching the best television that you can possibly watch. The Iranians just like battering. They're like, oh, that's not very Christian. It is Christian. It's justice. It's justice to watch these people suffer. Sorry. I, you know, I can't help. A feeling is an involuntary thing. You know, if you have a feeling or you don't have a feeling.

7:11It's what you do with the feeling afterwards. I have no feeling for these people. They're like, they, they, they, they just murder a Palestinian. Sorry. Am I supposed to feel bad that you're getting attacked? Or that four ambulances in North London? Why did jazz turn to go to prison? Because he exposed the fact you got your own police force up there in North London. And the British taxpayer pays for it. I've got no feelings of warmth for these people. Why should I? You know, it's like. Sorry, I like watching on television. The Iranians batter your cities. Honestly, I could watch it all day long, Patrick. Sorry. It's just like, it's not, you know, I'm not, I'm not responsible for it. But I'm not going to lie and say I don't enjoy it. I do enjoy it. It's called justice. So there you go. Well, I'm, I'm just, I'm just being honest. You can be honest and speak freely. I'm an honor. I'm a blue.

8:11You can be honest and speak freely. I'm an honor. I'm a boomer and I'm. Pretty philosophically anti war. So certainly that side of me. Would like the war to end promptly and the killing to stop and all of that. For sure. But do I understand the Iranian position of. I don't want to continue the war until they're able to achieve. Starting objectives, which are. Very understandable and justifiable objectives. They have been subjected to. Just within the past nine months. The two unprovoked attacks unprovoked attacks. In the midst of subterfuge. It's been a long time. It's been a long time. It's been a long time.

9:11It's been a long time. Jewish scheming. Where you had these devious Jews. Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner, who are pretending as if they were negotiating in good faith. But we're simply. Stringing along the Iranians to. Lower their defenses or to allow for. Military assets to be put in place. I really understand the. Iranian government and the Iranian. For the most part, it's it seems the Iranian public's. Position that the war needs to continue. Until certain objectives are met. And you know, it has to be said. Also that. The Israeli public has been. With regards to the genocide in Gaza. They've been overwhelmingly. Supportive of it. The. Something like 90% of.

10:11What is like 90% of the public supports Netanyahu. 5% thinks he hasn't gone far enough. Yeah. Imagine. I mean, yeah. And then. And then the Jewish. The Jewish American. Population. It may not be. As rock solidly in support of this, but they're. They they over. Overall, they're back at you know, you have. Very notable and high profile opponents. You know, people like Max Blumenthal and. Norman Finkelstein and whatnot. But overall. The Jewish American population. Much of them outwardly supported with yard signs and whatnot. And then. To the extent they don't outwardly support it. You know, they. If they. If they're neutral about it. Just the presence of Jews or the presence of Jews somewhere.

11:13Stifled to the discussion of Jewish power. And then even those like Max Blumenthal. Who are. Opposed to it. Well, not known. Not like I'm actually I remove him. But like the for instance, the Jewish voices for peace. People, those types of people. They organize as Jews. And they they. Even though they're opposing. The policy. You know specific policy of war. I'm presenting themselves as a bunch of Jews who are. Who are. Good guy. Their eternal divorce. They. Whether they mean to or not there. Or making a discussion of Jewish power more difficult. Unless they themselves address Jewish power unless it. But what's. I don't think there's not a single group of Jews that really addresses Jewish power. So I'm throwing that out there. Yeah. And then you got like Donald Trump. Was the most obvious scam and human history.

12:16With the oil markets. You know. It's like he's not he's not full of anybody in it. And it's just like he doesn't even care. It's like. I was talking to someone earlier. It was like. It's just like. He just doesn't care. It's like embarrassing. You know, issue. Not only being pitched. It's like. I don't know Patrick. I mean. It's embarrassing for America. Let's get. You know. Well, it's embarrassing. But is I think it's. It's necessary for America to have something this obvious. You know, you had. The Biden administration. So you could say, OK, Trump's on the verge of getting us into World War three. Or worse. Or worse. You know, it's like. He was. And Biden. The Biden. You know. I have a little bit for Kamala Harris. This point.

13:17I. Who knows. So. You know, the. The counterfactual. What would have happened? I think in in in politics is really, really impossible to determine. The Biden administration almost got us into World War three over. over Russia. I mean, the difference is that Putin is extremely, extremely patient. Some might say timid, but extremely patient. And, uh, pussy. Well, I'm not going to say that. Yeah. I'm sorry. But, yeah, I'm not, I'm not there to defend them anymore. It's like the, we'll see. But, no, I'm done with enemies. Like the Iranians are like doing something proper. It's like, what do you do? Nothing. Are the, are the Iranian, like, I can't say this word because I'm a boomer, but are the Iranians the real end words? Are they the real end words? Yeah, they are. They are, you know, Putin did nothing. He didn't do nothing. We're basically

14:25the only thing between. And George Floyd didn't, George Floyd didn't do nothing. George Floyd didn't do nothing. Putin did something. He is kicking, he is kicking the West's ass very slow. And honestly, um, I think that's fine. I mean, you can, you can, you can think that and I don't, I can't, at this point, we can't, I can't prove the proposition one way or the other. But one thing I will say is had Putin not done this slow war of attrition, the West would have tons more, uh, that that is like five, five BCS, not Iran. That's five BCS. I'm not saying it's an intention. Oh, Putin's like five BCS. And if it's not intentional, it can't be. It's a pussy. Okay, whatever. You could say that. But, and I'm not saying

15:26five BCS. I'm not saying that was what the intention was, but it is what the result is that the West arsenals are completely depleted because they blew their wad on, uh, on, on Ukraine. Well, this is, that's part of it. But I will ask just like fortune and for Putin, because, uh, God's looking, I for him, I guess. Maybe, maybe. Now, I, I, I, I, I prefer a portrait robber to do things. Yeah. Okay. Israel. Israel. Israel. I'm waiting for the last. Where's the laughter? Israel. Israel. I put in Putin. They can kill his family. They can try and kill him and he doesn't care. Okay. Israel. Well, yeah, I don't, I'm

16:39done with Putin. I, I, I, I give it in four years. I'm done with him. All right. Um, now, regarding Climidia, I think it's pretty, I'm sorry. I'm just, yeah, I like her. I like her. I like her. I like her. I like her. I like her. I'm in the train drags right now. And I'm seeing a very funny, uh, sticker on the side of the rails. You know, it's like, it's terrible. Caroline Levin. She's so pretty. You know, I actually, I'm very, very, and yeah. Okay. We, she, just for people who don't like it, she's broken my heart. She's, she's the white, she is the white house spokeswoman. He's a spokesperson for her, uh, her, don't drop. I know. I know. She's so pretty. I, I like her a lot, you know, but, uh, I like, um, uh, never did.

17:44No, I like her. I like her minds. Lovely mouth. Very pretty. Like, uh, like Trump's daughter. I like her too. What? Ivanka. Uh, um, um, conflict. Good woman. Ruined. You mentioned that, um, Trump's daughter. And of course, Trump had a big stiffie for his daughter, apparently. Um, and that might, please. I can't, I, I can't take anymore. That might explain, it might explain Carolyn Levitt, because yes, actually, they do, they do look rather similar. They do. I can't take it anymore. Yes. Now, but she's, she's certainly, uh, the white house director. Well, okay. So she's white house, white house spokeswoman. I think that's, because we're,

18:47we're going to redefine people's titles and their names today. That was, that was part of the, uh, show plan. Oh, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That's her. Um, no, I've been calling, um, our secretary of defense who wants to be called secretary of war. I've been calling on Pete Fagbreath, but, uh, you've got it. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was like, any operation he involved with, she'd be called Michigan creep. He's creepy. He, he is creepy. Absolutely. I can't tell you how hard I punch that guy in the face. You know, just like a guy like that, it's like, I'm sorry. He doesn't survive and I heard him. He doesn't survive in the time I agree often. Sorry. He doesn't. Yeah. No way. I would, uh, no way. Yeah. I know he's, no, no, don't give it to me or whatever, but I would, I would, no, no, no, given it. Not in the time I grew up in that guy's dumb. No way. Only in America, it's like, I'm glad I'm not

19:56American. Honestly, it's embarrassing. It is. It's embarrassing. It's embarrassing. I mean, it's embarrassing. It's embarrassing for, uh, white western people in general. But, you know, they were, I know that we have these Jews just kind of, uh, by hook or by crook. And there's, what's the energy of that? By hook or by crook. They get into our societies, uh, take it over. Uh, what, uh, you know, they, what us with third worlders tell us that we were born gay. And then if, and then, uh, send us off to fight in wars for, for Jewish supremacy, fight and die. And then tell us it's, everything's our fault and that we should be ashamed of ourselves, you know, just getting back to our boomers. They all eat it up except, well, you

20:57know, to the extent that they push back at any of that, they don't blame the Jews. They'll blame the Muslims or they'll blame the Chin or they'll blame somebody else. You know, I had a boomer come up to me yesterday. Uh, I don't even know why he just came up to me and sat down and started asking me questions. And, uh, uh, then just started pressing me on, well, China's a dictatorship. It's like, well, yeah, what does that have to do with anything? You know, uh, yeah, I had a boomer come up to me about two weeks ago. And you know what I said to him? What, what, okay, what did you say to the boomer? Fuck off. Yeah. I, in my personal life, unless, like, I know somebody really well and I've designated them for red building. Otherwise, in my personal life, I just, I just avoid this stuff.

21:59You know, it's like, yeah, I know, I know. That's not my mission. I'm going to, you know, do my broadcast. I will write books or articles or do, um, do the things I do that people don't know about. And, uh, but as for just random boomers who come up to me, they don't need, uh, I don't need to red pill them. I don't have any responsibility to red pill them. They can, they can live and die in ignorance. It's not my, it's not my problem. Yeah. That's terrible. The funny thing was when, you know, when, uh, when my mother sent me a text message about the Jews, and, uh, no one said anything. We, we just all spontaneously burst out laughing. I didn't say anything. They didn't say anything. We just started laughing. Yeah. Uh, all good. Good Italian man. Good Italian guys. It's, it's ingrained. Good.

23:01Yeah. You know, next, next, next, next, next, next is like, thanks is Italian. It's like next, you know, anything about Italian people. No, he doesn't know anything about Italian people. He's a little American. It's like, it's, it's, it's probably size horrible. But to my mind, Americans aren't really anything honestly. We were not Irish, you know, Italian, and you're not, you're not English. You're not, honestly, it's like, it's probably so. It's terrible. But well, when I grew up, we were something and, um, I, I, I, I, I keep apologizing. I don't want to be absolutely the Americans. No, you can tell them. We were something when I grew up and we were something maybe a hundred years earlier and not necessarily the same thing. But when I grew up, I grew up at a period

24:01where there had been a large, for the most part, a shutdown of immigration that had gone on for 40 years. And so now in some areas in Boston or in New Jersey or Chicago, parts of New Jersey, there still may have been like hyphenated identities, Irish American or Italian American identities. But in in suburbia, it was only white, white and black or white. And everybody, everybody knew who was black or white. And if you were white, didn't matter if your name was an Irish name or a Polish name or an Italian name, you looked back at George Washington as one of your own. You probably weren't aware that at the time of George Washington, all your ancestors

25:02were in the old country, probably weren't aware of that. The kids I went to school with weren't. And so everybody related to the American story, whether it's a mythology or not, doesn't matter. They related to the same story. And if you're black, okay, you're black, you have you have your own identity, yeah, your own thing. And American meant white American. And blacks were like, oh yeah, well, they're American too. But it meant something back then. And it doesn't mean anything now. We don't have our country. The people who I was just describing, these white people that I grew up with are, are, are suffered that we are suffered in the new America. You know, we, we're here now. But how often do you hear people, what bumper stickers? I see bumper stickers pro immigrant bumper stickers saying deport racists. Okay. This means to port white people to the only white people.

26:05Yeah, I know. Yeah. Yeah. I don't want to be ruled by chancel because I can see them coming. I know you say it's like better than Jews. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I don't like them. Okay. You don't have to like them and they're not coming to rule us. We would be lucky if they were. Well, I've seen too many of them. There's too many of them run here. And I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not liking it. They're like everybody else that the Jews are importing. They're being brought in here. If you're, you know, the world, if it's eight billion eight billion. I don't want to be ruled by these little chinky women. Yeah. No. And you know, the thing is, speaking of the Chinky women, when they come to America and they're not the immigrants, but they're their children,

27:13the Chinky women are going to go to, you know, they're very likely to wind up in a elite university. Come out of it completely indoctrinated with Jewish people. You know, so you look at it. Yeah, I know. I know. Look at the mayor of Boston. And that's, that is a Chinese Chinese woman. It's a mayor of Boston who's the governor of Massachusetts. I think she's a mayor of Boston. And, and she just, she is just a, a broken record playing Havana Gila, basically. I mean, she's whatever she was, was taught because they tend to be smart, but they also tend to be extremely conformist. What are they conforming to? Yeah, I know. They're not conforming to Chinese culture. They're conforming to the Jewish synthetic American culture, the synthetic new American culture. That's what they conform to. So yeah, I mean, I say, keep them out of the country. And we would be,

28:13we would be, there's, there's zero chance we're going to get invaded by an army of Jackie Chan clones. We would be lucky to, but it's just not going to happen. That's just wishful. I don't want to take it over by these people. I don't want to take it over by the improvement. Yeah, it'd be an improvement. At least we know who they are. You know, one of the things about the Jews is, yeah, but just, and especially in America, where the, um, the whites, the white population I described of my childhood, um, people who were Polish or, or Irish or Italian didn't know it or weren't particularly aware of it. And nobody was really aware of each other. And so you had, you know, unlike England. So, um, I remember being, I remember going to the Versailles outside of Paris. I went to the Versailles and I saw like about two dozen, um, high school kids,

29:18high school boys. And I looked at them and without them speaking, I immediately knew they were English because they just had this, this looked to them. It was, there's a genetic look. They're close enough to each other that I could, even though the English and the French are genetically pretty dag on close, I could just look at them, maybe part of it was cultural, maybe it was partly the way they dressed.

36:42Even though the English and the French are genetically pretty dag on close, I could just look at them, maybe part of it was cultural, maybe it was partly the way they dressed, but I immediately knew, recognized them as English and I got close to them and sure enough they were. Um, but like in the United States, that white gene pool, you know, well, as English, it's German, it's Polish, it's Irish, it's Italian, it's Slavic, and then to have Jews, the, you know, Ashkenazi Jews throw them in there, they don't look out of place. And so people don't know, but, but the, the China man, you, you can identify. Have I been, yeah, I've been, yeah, I was there in 87, and I was there in, in 2004. Yeah, I was thinking about, I was thinking about this yesterday,

37:50I was like, the English are, they're like the standard barred of culture, I think, you know, I was like walking past this kid the other day, I said, excuse me. And he moved and I said, thank you. And he said, people are so polite here. I was like, yeah, yeah, we are. Yeah, we are. That's what we say. We say, excuse me. We say, thank you. Yeah, we, um, those are culture, you know, yeah, don't tell your friends, you know, yeah, I miss. In 1984, not 1987, 1984, good George Orwell year. Yeah. Yeah, they're polite people. Yeah, we are. And they're even nicer in Ireland. Very nice. Yeah, I went to Ireland once. From Anders, as Trump would say, tremendous, tremendous people.

38:51From Anders, yeah, he likes, he likes, he likes, there's a few adjectives he likes. He likes strong and great and tremendous. And there's a few things that should never set foot in Ireland, EVB evaporating. I think the Irish air would just like evaporate them. It wouldn't, it's like no one needs to touch them. It just needs to come into Irish air and the, um, able to evaporate them. Peter said, okay, mission three. Yeah, mission three, boy. Uh, well, so I was investigating, um, the 25th amendment. I do, I mean, I, I don't know what's going to happen. And I don't try to be a prognosticator. Uh, oh, by the way, you, you had alluded to this, um, the, the, the, the markets, right? The manipulation of markets

39:59by, by Trump and his Jew crew. And I just wanted to remind the audience of Peter Mendelsson, who at one time had been the, uh, the number two person in the British cabinet. He'd been effectively the deputy prime minister. I guess because he was in the House of Lords, it was a different title for him, but he was the deputy prime minister during the, uh, economic crisis of 2008. And what did he do? Well, according to these recent Epstein documents, he, uh, used his knowledge of, uh, the British government financial policy and sold it to Epstein. And Epstein was able to thus use it to, uh, you know, knowing what the British government was going to do to Epstein and his Jew friends were able to, uh, make a killing in the, in the financial markets. And is this, is this an unusual thing? Well, it doesn't seem like it's an unusual thing given what, uh, Trump is doing. Do you think, um, Howard Lutnik, who is Epstein's next

41:02door neighbor and his Trump secretary of commerce, oh, he's not passing on, um, insider information to his, his buddies in Wall Street, you know, so this, this happens. It's always happened. This is a big reason why, uh, the Jews are such a big deal in, uh, the, in the financial markets. It's because of this kind of ethnic networking and insider information. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah, of course. Well, there are thieves. Yeah. And by the way, can I say one thing? Can I say one thing? Go ahead. Especially if my little friend and Serbia is listening. I am Irish. Okay. I write music. I might spoken. I'm gifted. I can talk. I am the best of the Irish. So I only hear all the shit about fucking, sorry.

42:04Okay. All right. Okay. That, that is duly noted. So getting to the 23th Amendment, um, because Trump seems to be just going all out on what is, uh, likely not going to be a very successful strategy. Uh, I think there's maybe sooner, sooner or later, but maybe sooner, there's going to be a push to get rid of Trump. And, you know, uh, in the past, we have had Richard Nixon resigned because the writing was on the wall. So, uh, we have, uh, there, there's a few ways that Donald Trump could be removed for ways, basically, once assassination, which is something I'm sure he's well aware of. And they very well be impacting his decisions. You know, the,

43:08Israelis, who by the way, a lot of people don't seem to realize this, they, they're Jews. The Jews in Israel are more than willing to assassinate leaders. They don't like even leaders of countries. People, uh, only have to look at very recent or just current events. Excuse me, I'm walking up some steps. Oh, that's one way. Another way is resignation. Another way is impeachment by the House of Representatives and conviction by the Senate. And then the final way is since 25th amendment. The 25th amendment, compared to impeachment, in certain ways, it's a higher bar because it requires, um, if push comes to shove, well, the way it works is if the vice president gets a, a, uh, majority of the heads of federal executive departments, meaning the,

44:12the secretary of state, the secretary of treasury, the secretary of agriculture, secretary of interior, there's 15. That includes the attorney general because that's the head of the justice department. It does not include other people who are considered cabinet level like the, uh, UN ambassador or the, or the director of national intelligence or anything like that. So those 15 to get eight out of the 15 heads of federal departments if, if Vance was to get eight out of 15 heads of federal departments to, uh, sign a letter saying that, uh, Donald Trump, uh, is unable, unfit to carry out his duties as president. They present this, transmit this to, uh, Congress. Trump immediately would have his power suspended and Vance would become the acting president. If Donald Trump, um, were to send a letter to Congress stating otherwise,

45:16saying, no, I am fit, then he would get them back unless, uh, the Vance and the four and the, um, eight or more, uh, the cabinet officers, uh, say, oh, no, he didn't. And then the Congress would have, uh, I believe it's 21 days, the settle the matter that have to assemble within 48 hours. They would have to settle the matter. So that's, that's the process. The thing is that, uh, it, it could, uh, I mean, there's a chance that if Donald Trump sees, oh, and, and then for Congress to settle the matter, you need two thirds majority in the House of Representatives, just as you would in impeachment, but you'd also need two thirds in the Senate. So it's a, it's a higher bar for the Senate. No, no, no, it's, it's, yeah, um, it's, no, it's a higher bar for the House of Representatives. The same bar is for the Senate because the Senate impeachment, conviction requires two thirds,

46:20but impeachment only requires a bear majority. So it would require a lot of people abandoning ship, especially in the House of Representatives, a lot of Republicans. But there's a lot of Republicans who are very vulnerable to being, to, to losing their election in the midterms of Donald Trump is, is, uh, it's over. It's over. They're done. Yeah, it may well be. So I just want to throw that at and the thing is with impeachment, you actually, at least formally have to accuse the president of, of, um, high crimes and misdemeanors and that the, uh, the trial has to be over that, not just over his, his fitness. So in terms of, um, the reason for doing it, the basis for doing it is, it's a lower bar. So we'll see. And it's something that would be initiated, it has to be initiated by advance. Yeah. So, so that's that. Do you trust, uh, JD Vance? Oh, absolutely not. But, um,

47:29you know, JD Vance, for one thing, he's the one person in the government in the executive branch that Donald Trump cannot fire. So JD Vance, uh, is, is vice president, as long as he wants to be vice president. So Marco Rubio can be fired. Uh, Milf Bondi can be fired. But JD Vance cannot be fired. So Donald Trump, he cannot fire him. So, uh, and JD Vance is about 40 years old and he's politically ambitious. And, um, if he thought, have you been listening to Nick yet? No, I actually haven't been listening to him lately, but I know Nick doesn't like JD Vance and I don't blame him. I'm not saying I like him. But I mean, generally, what do I listen to Nick generally? Or lately? I've not, I'm very well familiar with him, but I have not been listening to him lately. So why don't you introduce me to him? I did. I need various. He is. Yeah. So,

48:41yeah. And one thing I got from Nick was the link between JD Vance and Peter Teal, who is the one of the PayPal mafia guys. I don't know why you're also offended by offended. Uh, yeah. He's very smart. He's very smart guy and very smart kid. I'm not offended. It's like, uh, I did people that he painted himself into a corner with the Charlie Kirk thing and was saying that it was definitely, uh, a trendy boyfriend and not the Israelis who killed him when he was so sure about it. Yeah. I think, I think that was because he painted himself into a corner and that opened up the doors. He's very smart though. He's very smart. I, you know, he is, you know, I defend Nick because yeah, he's very smart. You know, he understands and although I couldn't help think about the other day, um, he said, he said, I'm, I'm a pioneer

49:45about the Jewish issue. Or is it what the fuck are you talking about? Yeah. Well, this, I'm a pioneer of the Jewish. I think in a lot of ways, it's a generational thing and I, I mean, Nick Fuentes does read books, okay? Uh, but in general, there's a couple of things you can say about this generation. One is that they are very focused on their, their social media and their own generation. And, uh, really don't know, you know, I'm not saying there's so much about Nick Fuentes in general, that, that generation, uh, is, is unaware of what came before. And then the other thing though, is that I'm not saying he's stupid and I'm not, I'm not saying he's stupid. And I'm not, I don't think so. I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not saying, I'm not actually, accusing him of being unaware of what came before him, but, but he can say such a thing and his

50:48fan base can believe it because they are unaware. Um, and then the other thing, and I don't know really if this is a generational characteristic or not, but when I think of Nick, I think of, um, uh, Andrew Anglin, I think of, uh, this guy that I was previously unaware of, but his name's something like Richard Metcalfe. It's Richard met something is, uh, I guess his father, but his father is something and his mother is Arab. Um, but he's, he's fairly prominent. I suppose he's prominent enough that even Alexander McHurris was, was, uh, referencing him, um, although expressing disagreement with him, uh, these people tend to, uh, uh, promote some sort of self-inflated image of themselves. I'm the only person who's out here saying that nobody else is saying that I'm the only one who's saying that, you know, this Richard guy was, he's laughing and thinking, you know, it's so obvious. Why, why doesn't anybody else see

51:53this? It's so obvious. And I, I'm not very familiar with this guy. I can't even remember his, his last name properly, but, um, he was, he was making the point that, uh, that in order to export natural gas from the United States, you're, there's a new role that you can only use American-built ships. So not only are they going to have a monopoly on the gas, but they're going to have a monopoly on the shipbuilding. It's brilliant. Why doesn't anybody else see this? And then as, as evidence for it, he, he puts on the screen and even reads from it. Uh, this article, and the article says, the new legislation is that by the year 2029, one, uh, one percent, exporters of gas from the United States, one percent of the gas has to be on, uh, boats that were, uh, manufacturing the United States, one percent. So that's not, that's not evidence of the claim he made, but he puts it, puts it up there. That's,

52:53that's, frankly, that's classic bullshit. And I was, I was glad all the mercurists didn't cite that specific example. A slab mercurist was, uh, pushing back on this claim because, yeah, you know, it's like, well, I'm the only person out here saying this. Well, no, you're not. So, yeah, they always do that. Yeah. Yeah. But, um, so what do you expect? So we're recording this Thursday morning and lately, what you've had is a pattern more embossment, more embossment, yeah, more embarrassment. So you've had this pattern of on Friday, after the market's closed, um, an attack, an escalation, uh, some sort of massive, um, threat being made. And then, uh, Monday, just before the market's open, it being walked back or something like that. What's going on this weekend? Um, more shenanigans. And high jinks. Yeah. Yeah.

54:00Yeah. It was high jinks and shenanigans. All right. Well, I want to thank you for joining me. Okay. We ran out of firewood, and ran out of coal, ran out of petrol, doesn't left the burn. We don't need no lapshakes. We don't need no soap. All I can hope is is money to earn.

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