She’s Banned From Returning to the UK Over Her Speech... | Jade Warwick | DSH #1868

That would be really bad. We lose New York City.

We've already lost New York City.

They love Mombani. They were in the streets going,

yeah, we can't wait for a jury along.

I'm like, I enjoy your clip while you can,

because it's going to be gone soon.

The Nick is on a completely different level.

How can you hate him? He's posting facts.

You can't get emotional over that.

You have to just accept it.

And that's what Nick is doing. He's presenting evidence.

Okay, guys. Got Jade here. Long flame.

But got her out here in Vegas. She's here for a shot show.

Thanks for coming on finally.

Thank you for having me.

Yeah, I've been trying to get you on for a while.

Thank you.

You do a lot of important work these days.

So appreciate what you do.

Slash offensive.

Yeah, who have you been offending lately?

Who haven't I been offending lately?

Mainly the home secretary office in the United Kingdom.

They're not very happy with me right now.

How come?

Well, I've broken several UK speech laws,

including Human Rights Act 1998, public orders act 1986.

Communications Act 2003,

malicious communications act 1988 in the protection from harassment act 1997.

Wow, that's a lot.

It's nothing.

So if you were to fly there right now,

you would be promptly arrested or

similar to like Graham Linhon and like Ryan Williams.

And what would what would happen for America's?

Don't know.

Don't want to know.

Not going.

Damn.

Yeah, I just had running on the show actually.

I don't know how he got out,

but shout out to him and that was a fun episode.

Yeah, I'm not sure how he got out.

I'm waiting to find out.

Yeah, Scottish, uh,

Scottish Korean.

Uh-huh.

That's his name.

Yeah.

No, a Welsh Chinese.

I'm just kidding.

Yeah.

Only a little bit.

Very passionate person.

Does not like Islam.

No, it's a little much.

And that's coming from me.

Yeah.

Who calls Sharia Law gay on a daily basis.

Are you calling her?

Yeah, I think there's a there's a line.

And some people are crossing it right now.

You know, I like to be factual.

Facts over feelings stick to the evidence and, you know,

read from the Quran direct quotes.

Whereas there are some people,

some creators who are going overboard,

burning the Quran,

wearing bacon, things like that.

And it makes our side look bad.

It discredits everything else that we're saying.

And, um, yeah, it kind of makes us look stupid.

I understand why they're doing it.

I just I won't do that.

Yeah.

Yeah, burning the Quran is pretty insane.

It's it's pretty bad.

I don't see the need for that.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, I mean, if someone didn't agree with me,

they wouldn't probably burn the Bible.

That's that's a very extremist move.

Yeah.

So I don't want to be labeled as an extremist.

Even though, yeah.

Oh, you would label yourself that?

Uh, no, the UK has labeled me as an extremist.

That's crazy.

Just for free speech, huh?

Uh-huh.

Yeah.

Yeah, I guess as in America,

we take it for granted.

Other countries don't have the same rights, right?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

You have the Bill of Rights,

the First Amendment,

and it's blasting.

You guys are so lucky.

Yeah.

I mean, some people here feel like

there's a lot of censorship, though.

You know what I mean?

Sure.

Private companies matter.

Things like that.

They can impose, um,

you know, their own rules online.

But, um,

technically you could fight it in court.

It's just expensive.

It's expensive.

And, uh, I feel like those who have

most of them don't win.

I know Trump won

against a couple outlets,

but most people don't win.

Yeah. Well, he has the money in the media.

Yeah.

He's a win.

Yeah, he's different.

He's in a whole nother category.

He's in the Trump category.

How have you been feeling about him so far in his second term?

Um,

mixed feelings.

Mixed feelings.

Same.

Yeah, I mean, I,

I think he's the president that we need.

And I'm really grateful that he is

pushing to protect free speech in the United Kingdom.

You know, he had Keyastama in the White House.

Um,

however, I'm sure that there are some,

yes, so Trump met with

the Keyastama at the White House.

And he is working to protect free speech

in the UK,

which I really do appreciate, um,

because I'd love to go back and see my family.

But it's impossible right now.

However, I believe that there's some things happening

behind the scenes that, you know,

the common people like us don't know about.

And Trump is being very careful right now

with certain countries.

Yeah, there's a lot of talk with other countries right now.

Iran, Venezuela,

talking about Colombia,

Israel is always in the conversation too.

Always.

Yeah, I just can't follow it.

There's like politics,

new cycle is so fast these days.

Yeah.

I'm sure when you're working on stories,

do you feel like you have to rush it sometimes?

Um, it's a little overwhelming.

Um, so I like to stick to very specific stories,

something that I know isn't going to change too much.

Um, somewhat evergreen content.

That's smart.

Yeah, because when I have on a guest,

like that talks politics,

you got to get it up the next day.

I feel like

there's people don't care anymore.

Yeah, it's exactly right.

Yeah, I don't know.

I guess social media is caused that.

Yeah.

Because now we're just on Twitter scrolling nonstop.

Yeah, we have the attention span of a goldfish.

Yeah, even me,

I'm doom scrolling.

Actually less now.

There's a new study.

Goldfish have longer attention spans than us.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, because I think there's a seven seconds

and now ours is four or five.

I believe that.

Yeah, I mean, think about it.

When you're watching a video,

it's not interesting in three seconds, I'm off.

Oh, God.

You're so right.

Okay.

Yeah, moving on.

Doom scrolling.

Yikes.

Did you cover the Tommy Robinson stuff?

Um, I did.

Yeah, I was at the Tommy Robinson rally last year.

It was called Unite the Kingdom.

Um, I want to state for the record that I was not flown in.

No one paid me to go there.

I went on my own accord, um,

hired my own security because I found out I was on the Muslim Brotherhood.

Kill list for some of my videos.

Holy crap.

Um, so that was a really fun rally.

Actually, um, we had a lot of fun.

I met a lot of fantastic people like Joey,

Monorino, um, he is so hilarious.

And he talks about political Islam as well.

So we're kind of in the same genre, um,

and then towards the end of the rally,

there were pro-Palestine, you know,

anti-Christian protesters and they tried to

break down the backstage area, sort of where all the fences are.

And yeah, the police had to bring out their shields.

I still have the videos from that really scary.

Wow.

So I got extracted out of the rally early and went to, you know, the same.

We talked a lot on this show about taking risks

and trying to get ahead.

Let's be real.

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So that's terrifying.

Yeah, but Elon called in.

It was really fun.

Elon called in.

Yeah, Elon did a little face time for us.

No, what?

He's on a side quest to save the West.

And I really appreciate that.

Yeah, shout out to Elon, man.

He saved the saved social media in my eyes.

Yeah.

I mean, I was getting so censored

before he took over Twitter.

It was really bad.

And a lot of people on the right were.

I remember everyone had their accounts suspended.

Yeah, suspended band, shadow band.

Couldn't bring up vaccines.

Couldn't bring up J6.

Election fraud couldn't even say those words.

Yeah.

That's how bad it was.

Yeah.

And free speech is so important

because you want to know where people stand.

You know, you don't want people to be self-sensoring.

Yeah.

Because then they're hiding their true feelings.

And for me, I'm like,

be as honest as you can be

and share as much as possible

because I want to know how much I agree with you,

how much I can trust you,

or if I think you're clinically insane.

So it's good to have free speech.

Okay.

Quist on.

If you're listening.

What do you think is going to happen in the UK?

Any big changes?

Or is it going to keep going down this road?

So did you see the intel from the ex MI6 agent?

No, I haven't.

It broke that there's around 80,000

G-hardy trained soldiers, allegedly,

within the United Kingdom waiting for the Go Wood

and the Albanians have been supplying firearms to them

over the last, you know, five to 10 years.

They're storing the firearms and the animal,

they're storing the firearms and the ammo in the mosques.

So people can't go in and search

even during wartime.

It's like a rule.

Wow.

Yeah.

And I mean, given the amount of

men and migrants that have flooded to the UK

in the last 15 years,

I'm extremely concerned

about the safety of everyone in the United Kingdom

because we gave up our firearms in 1997.

So let's say, for example,

the general British public have no firearms,

no way to protect themselves,

and then we have 80,000 soldiers already embedded

within the United Kingdom.

And they come out with firearms.

What do you think is going to happen?

So I'm hoping that reform wins

and we have a mass deportation,

remigration and repatriation.

It's got to get ice out there.

Yeah, Christy, where are you at, girl?

Man, the ice stuff is getting crazy out here,

though.

I don't know if that's the right player.

Yeah, I mean, Americans,

in general, I think, are more emotional,

especially the left.

They are emotionally reactive,

which is a weakness.

The feminists.

Yeah, they should watch or read the art of war.

Being emotional is such a weakness

and it gets you killed or unalived, we should say,

for the other platforms that censor us.

You're going to get a lot of feminists,

angry at you from that one.

I don't care.

They should get back in the kitchen.

I'm just kidding.

You're a red pillar, huh?

Oh, God.

I don't know about that.

Yeah, that might be a stretch.

I like common sense and facts.

Yeah, facts over feelings.

Yeah.

Yeah, I do agree with you about emotions, though.

Because you see it with guys, too.

That can't control their anger.

It's a problem.

Yeah.

Stoicism is something we should be teaching kids in school, I believe.

You know, there's reacting emotionally

and then there's processing the information

and choosing to react.

In the best way possible, the best outcome.

And we're not doing that.

We're just throwing tantrums and fits,

especially the left.

It's embarrassing.

Yeah.

I mean, getting out of your car

and telling your lesbian wife,

getting baby a run-and-mover, whatever is,

that's an insane thing to say.

That's not someone who thinks before they act.

And that's more dangerous than anyone else,

like in my opinion.

Yeah.

And people think the right is more violent.

No, because most of them have guns

and they're actively stopping themselves from using it.

They're like, don't get in a little soup.

Donate it if they think about it.

Whereas the left are like pepper spray knives.

I'm going to throw shit at you.

I'm going to have a tantrum like,

oh my god, you guys are embarrassing.

Yeah, it is.

See where your heart is, but it's really embarrassing.

It is not close, in my opinion.

I feel like the left is more violent.

Passively.

Yeah.

Yeah, whenever I get recognized,

which is happening more and more recently,

the majority of them are people

who really appreciate my work.

And they like me and some of them are so selfie.

And it's great.

I've had a couple where they're like,

oh, you're that racist girl.

And I'm like,

first of all, it's an Islamophobic,

but okay, it's okay.

But yeah.

I also have the Muslims don't like you, huh?

No, I went to Dearborn and

a group of them recognized me.

And that was really scary.

Really?

Yeah.

You didn't feel safe in Dearborn?

Wow.

So I've seen some coverage of it,

but I'm not too familiar with it.

What was your experience there?

Again, no one paid me to go there.

I went on my own accord,

got my own security.

And I just wanted to see what was going on in person

because we all see social media clips

and we see the worst three seconds of something

that were like, that must have been the entire, no.

So I went,

there was the pro-Christian pro-America rally.

I think it was led by Jake Lang,

or he was like one of the top guys in that movement.

And then there were the pro-Palestine rallies happening

and they clashed.

And it was really ugly because Jake tried to burn the Quran again.

And...

Cheese.

It's just, you know you're going to get an emotional reaction

from them and you know they're going to get violent

because they have such strong ideologies

why you're poking the bear.

You're trying to get yourself hurt.

And I think that's rather foolish.

I interviewed Jake, some people on the far right,

far lefties and some of the Muslim leaders.

We talk a lot on this show about taking risks

and trying to get ahead.

It lets be real.

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AI's changing jobs, markets are all over the place.

Nothing feels guaranteed.

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There's our community.

As much as a lot of them are pretty conservative

in their Islamic beliefs with women not being able to drive

and being fully covered in the burgers,

they were very reasonable.

And I was able to have a good conversation with them.

I was a little concerned about my side in quotes

because they were being so extreme and, you know,

poking the bear.

I really didn't appreciate that.

I interviewed Jake and he was, you know,

wearing bacon as Kevlar or something.

And I don't know.

I think there's better ways of doing this.

That probably isn't it.

Yeah.

We look stupid.

Yeah.

I feel like there is some sort of agenda

trying to divide Christianity and Islam right now

because that's all I see on my feed.

Yeah.

Yeah.

If you look under Jake Lang's ex-posts,

most people will say he is a plant sent

to make Christianity look bad.

I somewhat agree.

He's questionable.

I know him.

We've been texting off and on.

There's something we have there,

but I don't know if it's, you know, this or that.

Yeah.

Yeah, you never know for sure,

but you can kind of,

I guess make assumptions based off like

what you're seeing non-stop on social media

because there's money behind that.

Oh, for sure.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

And it discredits everything else

that the movement is doing,

but it's factually based.

So I don't appreciate that.

There's someone who is factually based.

For sure.

Yeah.

Yeah, because you look at our feeds

even two, three years ago.

No one was really talking about

Islam versus Christianity.

You know what I mean?

I mean, I've always been talking about it.

You have, but it wasn't like,

I guess mainstream is the word I'm looking for.

Now it's like, I can't avoid it.

You know, I see it every single day.

Yeah, it's like pick a side.

Yeah.

It's like, well, when someone wants you to pick a side,

what does that tell you?

They're distracting you.

That's what they want.

Something else, right?

Yeah, when you're supposed to look down the cup,

you know, that's saying questionable.

Yeah, that's how I feel about

just politics in general, honestly.

It's like, where are they trying to distract you?

Yeah, well, it's why they built the Colosseum

was to keep the Romans, you know,

distracted, fat and happy.

Well, the politicians do what they do.

What they do.

And that's why we need people like you

investigating people like you,

people like, uh,

shout out to James O'Keefe.

He's been on the show a few times.

He just did a major one.

Yesterday, did you see that one?

He went to the world economic forum.

Oh, yeah, he went to Davos.

What did he do?

Uh, he went undercover and, uh,

let's just say,

chemtrails might be a thing.

Oh, well, we know it's a thing.

There's CIO documents.

Oh, is there?

Well, you're out here doing the research.

I feel like the average person,

if you ask them about it,

they'll be like, that's a conspiracy there.

It does sound like one.

It's plausible,

but there are documents.

Yeah, I know Tucker did, uh,

I think it was Tucker.

Yeah, Tucker did a whole series on it, right?

But growing up, I remember,

people looked at you crazy if you brought it up.

Chemtrails.

Yeah.

But then Lana Del Rey made a song about it,

so no, it's cute.

No, it's mainstream.

It's hot.

Oh, man.

What, uh, what first,

what was your first investigation that brought you

like a lot of visibility, you'd say?

Um, I don't really remember my first viral video.

I'm pretty sure it was Sharia Law's gay.

Okay, that'll do it.

That'll do it.

I basically said I'm starting a rumor.

Stating already that this isn't a fact.

It's just me being silly.

Um, but then I did give somewhat good arguments

as to why I think Sharia Law could be considered gay.

Oh, I thought you were trolling.

So you actually think it's gay.

I mean, it is.

It's, you know, you want to cover women.

You want to hide them away from the world.

You just want to hang out with your bros.

Um,

a buck of barzi is something that

some people do in the Middle East.

I don't know what that is.

Oh, okay.

So, um, um, it's usually underage boys

who have been groomed into, uh,

I don't know how to say this on your podcast, but, um,

we'll censor it.

It's like sex.

Really?

grooming.

Yeah.

Baka-bazzy.

Baka-bazzy.

I never heard about it.

I need to look into that.

Yeah, and they're like these young boys

who dress like women,

wear provocative clothing and dance

kind of like strippers.

What?

They're like twerking.

Um, and this only happens in very

extreme, you know,

Islam in some areas of the Middle East.

I do want to just put that out there.

But it is part of Shrela to hide women away

and then it's permissible to do that with the boys.

That's literally gay.

Okay.

So, I see the argument now.

It's an opinion, but it's also kind of factual.

The woman cub being covered.

I can see that, right?

Yeah, why do you not want to see a woman?

Why do you want to look at bros all the time?

Yeah, that's a valid point right there.

That alone is is enough for me.

Yeah, it's not a crazy thing is the nail in the coffin for me.

Yeah, that's pretty nuts.

So, that's only like certain parts though.

Yeah, it's an extreme form of Shrela in Islam,

but it is in the Quran.

Yeah.

So, you can't really argue with it.

Do you see the Islam spread to the West as like a big threat to America?

It's why I left the UK.

Yeah.

Most common name there is Muhammad now, right?

In London.

Second most common is Muhammad.

So, oh really?

Yeah, Muhammad and Muhammad.

Wow.

That's crazy.

Yeah, when I went to school in the UK,

I remember walking home,

not like our grandparents were like,

I walk through fields.

I actually did walk through fields to get home.

It was always raining in Wales.

It was really fun,

but yeah, as I went into my mid to late teens,

we started getting these, you know,

notifications about certain areas.

Women shouldn't be walking in and I was like, why is this?

And it's because Angela Merkel,

who was the Chancellor of Germany back then,

opened up the borders to the menor migrants

and the EU followed.

And I think that's one of the reasons we had Brexit,

because Europe got flooded with menor migrants,

which is Middle East and North African.

Wow, so that destroyed the country?

Yeah, I mean, I was harassed and, you know,

I was assaulted in the UK

and several of my girlfriends were too.

Holy crap.

And we went to the police.

We went to hospitals when we had to.

And if you're protected as an asylum in the UK,

it's like the government will take your side

and they basically say, fuck the female citizens.

You're just harassed.

Yeah, it's a total opposite here.

And I was like, I'm moving to America.

Yeah, here it's like, if the female makes the accusation,

like they're getting the benefit of the doubt

until proven otherwise, total opposite,

holy crap.

I didn't know that.

Yeah.

Geez.

So if that comes here, it'll be no good.

It's already here.

It's in Dearborn.

You know, it's going to be in New York with Mamdani.

That would be really bad.

If we lose New York City.

We've already lost New York City.

Have you seen it?

You think so?

No, I haven't been since Mamdani got elected.

No, it's.

It's not bad.

It's not New York anymore.

I grew up in Jersey.

It's why I used to go there a lot.

Yeah.

What's changed?

Demographics, you know, the voting.

I think that's why he won.

And yeah, a lot of the liberal women out there

who are just living off their parents' credit cards.

They have a liberal arts degree.

They love Mamdani.

They were in the streets going,

yeah, we can't wait for a real long.

I'm like, all right, enjoy your clip while you can

because it's going to be gone soon.

Oh my god.

That's why I'm going to.

You do not like, uh, you do not like real law.

I don't know.

Uh, that's the thing.

Feminists shouldn't

because it is anti-feminism.

Shreel law is not compatible with feminism.

And it's strange because all the liberal women

who scream about bodily autonomy

saying nothing about Shreel law

they're like, oh, it's time we share respect their culture.

Fuck that culture.

Yeah, no, let it out.

This is therapy.

Yeah, the female vote from Mamdani

was pretty interesting to see.

Did you see the breakdown of the voting?

Concerning.

Very, very.

And the younger females, especially,

like my gender, like Gen Z millennials.

It just goes to show that sex sells.

You know, he's an attractive younger man

and women like, oh, yeah, I would say he's attractive.

But yeah, I could see that.

You know, we talk a lot on this show about taking risks

and trying to get ahead.

Let's be real.

The world feels shaking right now.

AI's changing jobs.

Markets are all over the place.

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He is attractive.

He thinks so.

Okay.

Like, yeah, I mean, not my type,

but I can say objectively, he is attractive.

I mean, who is he up against?

Yeah.

You know, no offense.

But yeah, what about Gavin Newsom?

You think he's attractive?

Um, objectively,

Gavin Newsom is very attractive,

but he still is a lizard person.

So he's a reptilian.

He is.

He's a salient.

You saw Kamala about $8 million house

the other day.

I was pretty expensive for her.

So bad.

She's living her best life queen.

Yeah, for her salary,

that doesn't add up to me.

Same with Gavin.

I think he is an $8 million house.

Yeah, what are they doing?

Love that for them.

What's going on there?

I don't know.

I know, um,

Congresswoman Anna Polina Luna

is looking into the insider trading

and trying to stop it.

So, um, big support for her.

Shout out to her.

She's been on the show a couple times.

She's great.

Yeah, she's great.

We got to get Nick Shirley out there

out to California, all right.

Okay, I'm going through Kamala's house.

Yeah.

Man, look what he's did in Minnesota.

Turn that city upside down.

That's incredible.

All from one report.

Like, it must give you a lot of hope

that your work can really change things, you know?

Yeah, no.

I mean, Nick is on a completely different level.

He interviewed me in,

in Dearborn actually at that rally.

And, uh, I think he was in London too

for the Tommy rally.

He's everywhere.

He's, he's such a good kid.

Well, he's a good, but he's a good kid.

It's crazy the, the hate campaign on him right now too.

How can you hate him?

He's, he's posting facts.

This is what I'm saying.

Everyone's mad about facts.

You can't get angry at that.

Like, if you're in a courtroom,

that's what the jury

and the judge relies on is factual evidence.

You can't get emotional over that.

You have to just accept it.

Yeah.

And that's what Nick is doing.

He's presenting evidence.

That's why he probably feels at peace

because it's not like he's doing anything wrong.

He's just presenting facts.

Yeah.

And I know he has really good security.

You need to these days.

So he's good.

It's crazy that like political commentators

need to roll with security these days, right?

Yeah.

Like, that's just the reality,

especially after what happened to Charlie.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's the catalyst.

Yeah, it's nuts.

Yeah, it's worrying.

Are you worried?

Do you get threats?

I get death threats,

but usually it's for the guests I have on

and then they take their anger out on me

for platforming them.

It's rarely my opinions.

Yeah, I don't get that argument,

but yeah, I get them.

Okay, because I feel like you're very open-minded

and just want to hear everyone's point of view.

I have on both sides.

I have on feminists.

I have on the craziest people on the left, like destiny.

Adam Mockler.

People like that.

Harry Sisson.

Yeah.

Yeah, I just try to hear them out.

Well, I'm sorry.

You're getting threats.

It's insane.

It's part of the game.

Yeah.

It's when you get to a certain level,

it's unavoidable for it.

Coming back out now.

But when we want to back out,

we can go to Korea and get a brand new face.

That's on your agenda this year.

No, it's just if I want to change my identity,

Korea is like the place to go.

Yeah.

I was at a Korean skincare place in Vegas the other day.

Their skin is so...

There's one here?

Yeah.

I just opened up.

In my calendar.

Yeah.

I'll send you it.

It was like two weeks ago.

They just opened up.

Why is there skin so good?

I mean, obviously, genetics.

They have naturally wonderful skin.

Asians do in general.

I mean, you'll have Chinese...

Have Chinese, yeah.

I go to Chinese, so I'm okay.

But I do a lot of work on my skin.

We do look younger Asians, yeah.

For longer.

And then suddenly one night we prune

and we turn into raisins.

Yeah.

But it's fine because until then we're going to look hot.

Yeah.

It's always hard to tell how old an Asian is.

Like, you were showing me photos of your dad.

Yeah, I would have never known his age if you didn't tell me.

And he has a six-pack still.

What?

Yes, it's weird.

That's actually nuts.

It's really weird.

Guys are age, don't even have that.

He doesn't work out.

So I'll die.

He must be in life.

He's genetics.

Wow.

Shout out to him.

Shout out to my dad.

You get your work ethic from him?

Yeah.

Yeah, I get my Asian work ethic from my mom.

Yeah, I love working.

She was off in the house.

She was always working, yeah.

But I love work.

So I don't mind it.

Mm-hmm.

I never sit still.

I can't.

If I'm not working, I'm going crazy.

Yeah.

Even on a vacation, I'm like, okay, how do I monetize this?

Can I use this content?

Like, what am I doing?

Why am I just sitting here on a beach?

Hard to present.

It's weird.

Same.

I tried, um,

um, my honeymoon is so hard not to work.

I just couldn't do it.

I had to sprinkle in a couple Instagram posts and DMs and some emails, you know.

Because I feel like if I missed something,

just is a lost opportunity.

I'm sure your wife is fine with that because

she knows what she's found out for her.

Dating an entrepreneur is not easy.

Nope.

Pity, whoever marries me.

Yeah, good luck.

You're going to date a liberal one of these days?

Yeah.

I don't know.

Never?

Um, I don't think I could.

At this point in, in the world, like, if you're a far left liberal,

you are so brainwashed and far too emotional.

And I don't like to be around emotional men because, you know, they can go.

Angry, aggressive, far too quickly.

So I agreed.

Same.

I don't like being around emotional men.

Yeah.

So liberal men off the table, I would date a conservative, a far right,

someone who is apolitical, um, even a conspiracy theorist who thinks that this is all a simulation.

It's probably not a far lefty.

Okay.

Yeah.

I was just going to ask about the far right.

So that's not even off the table for you.

Like a, uh, America first type of guy.

I mean, I'm definitely America first.

Okay.

I just became a citizen.

This is my country.

I will protect my country if I have to.

It's in the oath of allegiance that I will take up arms to protect America,

swear allegiance to it, uh, fight against terrorism, domestic and foreign.

And I do think that I am honoring that with what I do on social media because

there are people domestically in America who are acting like terrorists and they are on the far left.

So speaking up against them, I think is my patriotic duty.

And then after that, I would say I'm pro-UK and pro-Europe.

But in order of appearance, it would be USA, UK, Europe.

So yeah, America first is totally fine with me.

It's crazy how that's a controversial take these days, being America first.

Why?

It's your country.

Yeah.

You know, you talk to anyone from, let's say India.

And they say I'm pro-India.

Lefties would be like, yeah, as you should be, that's your culture, that's where you're from.

It's the same thing as if an American says I'm pro-America.

You should be yes, that's your country.

It's where you're from.

Mm-hmm.

Why is it demonized?

It doesn't make any sense.

It doesn't make sense to me.

But you say you're part of the America first movement.

People, some people look at you differently.

Well, because there's people like Nick Fantas and, you know, Mr. Tate and his brother.

I don't know if they're fully America first, but they're like on that same

train.

Yeah, I picture Flint as when I hear that movement.

Yeah, you don't have to agree with him to be America first.

It's not Nick Fantas first.

It's America first.

It's the country.

He can come and go as much as he wants.

It's not about Nick.

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Yeah, I just, the foreign aid stuff to me is mind-blowing.

How much money we're giving out.

Mm-hmm.

I can't believe it.

I have this analogy.

If you know when you're on a plane and they say in the event of

cabin pressure loss, put your own mask on first

before fixing your child or someone else's,

that's how we should approach our countries.

We should have every pot hole fixed.

We should have the best school systems, the best military,

the healthiest and happiest citizens,

and then we can help someone else.

Mm-hmm.

Until then, why are we spreading ourselves so thin

and not taking care of ourselves?

Agreed.

Makes no sense.

Makes no sense at all.

We're the unhealthiest we've been.

Our kids right now are living less than we are statistically.

Homelessness, all-time high.

Economies not doing so well.

People say we're in an AI bubble right now.

An AI bubble?

Yeah.

Can you explain that to me?

They're basically saying the AI economy's

propping up our economy.

So like, if that were to fail, we would enter a recession.

It's like a tech bubble, but with AI.

Okay, we should protect those servers.

Yeah, so we got to monetize AI, guys.

Mm-hmm.

I don't know how you feel about AI, but I use it a lot.

It's inevitable.

Yeah.

So, I don't think we should rely on it for everything, but yeah.

I still think doing human works important too.

Oh, for sure.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That human element.

Prefer a painting that is handmade by a human than a robot, you know?

Agreed.

There's going to be, you know, a motion in it

that a robot can't replicate.

For sure.

Yeah.

Do you respond to any of your haters or you just block them?

I clap back.

Clap back on Twitter.

Yeah.

And then I usually screenshot it and put it on my story

for Ja Rule, Clap Back, the song.

That's funny.

So my favorite one's gone there, yeah.

Who have been the more public ones out of Call Do Out?

Anyone big?

No, not really.

Usually anonymous accounts.

It's usually the small, it's usually small accounts like

men who hate me for some reason or a liberal that thinks what I've said is very offensive

and they're like, oh, you have a whole space.

And I'm like, okay, let's look at your profile.

And yeah, very interesting.

I haven't heard that one.

Horse face.

Horse face.

I've heard a lot of insults.

That's a new one.

I think I have more like, I know like a mousey cat dog.

Mousey cat dog.

Cat dog.

A horse.

Mousey cat dog.

Horse.

Get your insults right.

Yeah, I don't even respond.

I just, I feel like they think they're winning when you respond.

Okay, that's fair.

You have your own approach, you know?

I just, I like to say something really mean back because that's the problem today.

We let people act insane and they don't get punished for it.

True.

It's like with kids, like, are you going to allow them to behave poorly?

Or are you going to say something to put them in their place?

Yeah, consequences, right?

Yeah, I mean, I was, you know, punished as a kid.

I got hit.

Oh, shit.

We're going there.

Yeah, but not in a bad way, but like,

so my grandparents raised me and they were like, world war two.

So if I did anything really bad, which, I was a pretty good kid.

I had my knuckles on the table and then they would hit it with a wooden ruler.

Wow.

I didn't do those bad things again.

I think we should hit certain people.

Bring them back online.

I got slapped in the face.

I got spanked.

Never punched, but I think a little bit of physical discipline is effective.

You got a Chinese mum, so slipper.

Yeah, the slipper, the face slap, the ass slap.

Her, her, her dad.

Oh my god, I feared that man.

Yeah.

Yeah, he gave a mean spanking.

Yeah, I used to run away from him.

Nice.

Yeah, but it works.

The Chinese way.

Yeah, Chinese way.

Hey, Chinese Asians make the most money I think in the US.

There's a reason for that.

Yeah, I think Indians and Asians, and then I forget who's after that.

But anyways, Asians make money.

Thank you.

Yeah, they're effective.

Because they never stop working.

Yeah, like you.

Yeah, yeah, thank you.

Yeah, thank you.

So I'm thankful for being Asian, I guess.

Yeah, yay.

And you're a quarter.

So I'll count that.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm more Asian on the inside.

I'm like a reverse banana.

So like, those are good.

Yellow on the inside.

Yeah, those are great.

She was off the cows.

What else are you said?

So it's a mix of Welsh, Scottish, Chinese, and then Russian, Eastern European.

Okay.

And you identify most with Asian culture?

That's weird.

It's kind of like Western, Asian, mixed.

Yeah.

But I'm very much Westernized.

Yeah.

Yeah, grew up in a Welsh house.

I feel that.

Yeah.

What's next for you?

Have you announced the next investigation or next project or anything?

No, I keep everything really quiet until I'm ready

to post, um, yeah.

I like to move on silence.

Yeah, you're not like Candice moving out in the open.

Oh, I can't always countess.

She accused one of my friends of being part of Charlie's death.

What?

Yeah, just, you know, she mentioned his name on the show.

Oh, shit.

And went into some personal family things and

I know him.

That's not cool.

And she lost a lot of respect from me because

he's now getting death threats.

Oh, my God.

It's ridiculous.

It's public endangerment, actually.

That's dangerous, you know.

And you can sue her for that.

I had on someone where the same thing happened.

He or she

said someone from his company moved to Nashville to assassinate her.

Oh, my God.

And so I interviewed him and he had no idea what she was talking about.

Like, it was the wrong guy.

Yeah, he's okay.

Yeah.

So I don't know.

I think she's just trying to find answers and

stretch her now a little too thin.

Yeah.

I mean, she was fascinating

during the Gamla family tree thing.

I thought that was interesting.

I do love the idea of deep diving and looking for the evidence

when no one else will.

However, I think she's gone too far.

And again, it's discrediting everything else because she might have something in there

that is a really hot lead.

But because the nine other things are insane.

No one believes the hot lead.

And then like, I'll just ignore her.

She's crazy.

That's so true.

Others me because I see what she's doing.

But it's poorly executed.

Yeah.

When do you think she started heading that direction?

Do you think it was the Brigitte stuff around then?

Brigitte and then Charlie just sent her over the edge.

Yeah.

I agree.

Because I think before that, she was pretty level-headed, you know.

Oh, watch how she watches this and then says,

Oh, that girl knows the guy I just accused.

So she must be part of it too.

She's biased.

That's crazy.

Fantastic.

We'll see what happens with her because actually,

turning points, sending out some C&Ds.

Did you see that season to sis?

To who?

Ah, I didn't know the guy, but he got one.

We'll have to dig it up somewhere.

They're accusing him of what?

He was going after the financials of the company.

Are they factually based?

I don't know.

I didn't look into it enough.

But we'll see if she can.

We'll see if she slows down is what I'm saying because of that.

I don't think she will.

Numbers don't lie.

Yeah, but this was great.

Working people watch the show and keep up with you.

Follow you on social media, all that.

Thank you.

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