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AIPAC Spends 32 MILLION To Remove Thomas Massie, Mosque Mass Shooting Explained!

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AIPAC Spends 32 MILLION To Remove Thomas Massie, Mosque Mass Shooting Explained!

The transcript covers several interconnected topics: a high-profile ICE agent shooting in Minnesota that led to legal charges and public outcry, the complex conditions under which deadly force can be legally justified in self-defense, and how arrest warrants function across states through systems like NCIC and NLITS. It explains that while federal warrants are nationwide and enforceable, state-level warrants often depend on cooperation, funding, and local priorities—meaning individuals may evade arrest for years. The discussion also includes a detailed breakdown of how criminal databases track warrants and how reporting stolen property or selling firearms can provide personal protection. Additionally, the conversation touches on broader social issues, including the biological and cultural factors influencing relationships, critiques of systemic racism in data, and a controversial, data-driven analysis of Black Americans’ societal impact. This segment blends legal, social, and personal perspectives, often highlighting contradictions in how law, crime, and identity are interpreted across different contexts. The tone shifts from serious legal discourse to sharp, confrontational commentary, especially in debates over self-defense, warrant enforcement, and cultural stereotypes. While some arguments are fact-based and well-researched, others are presented as controversial or polarizing, reflecting the fragmented nature of public discourse on these issues.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. So, Cleus Van Damme says, San Diego native here. The mosque is in the community of Claremont Mesa off Balboa Ave and my friend lives a block away. He said, once the shooting stopped, he grabbed his med kit and ran to help only to find the security guard dead on the sidewalk and cops flooding in. Nothing you can do at that point. Yeah, that's horrible, man. We're going to talk about that case here as well. Rhino, donate it. Welcome, bro. Thank you so much. Thank you so much for the 30. When I was taking my couture carry class in Texas, the instructor told me that just because someone punches you, deadly force is going to be hard to justify. It is a court unless you believe your life is in danger. I'm not sure if Tennessee is the same way. Yeah, it is. But you got to remember, guys, when it comes to use of force, use of deadly force, the facts can change like that, right? Like if he, for example, let's say you are a diabetic, right? Or something like that. And you, you know that if you're hit, like, you know, you're going to go down to the floor or you have like a broken or you have like a healing arm that's like, you know, had just, you're in a cast or some shit like that or you just got out of a cast, right? If someone tries to punch you, right? And you can articulate, oh, look, like if he hit me, I would have been cooked because I'm just recovering, right? I just got out of a cast. He breaks my arm. I'm done. Blah, blah. Like there's different things. There's different ways to kind of be able to articulate things based on, you know, certain, um, how do I say this? Mitigate, such as like aggravating factors, right? Let's say you're five foot three. The guy is six foot three and he's about to cock back and punch you. Well, you can, you could reason, it's reasonable to believe that if he hits you once, you're not, this lights out for you, right? Let's say you're a female. Someone's about to punch you and he's bigger than you. You could articulate, yeah, if he hits me, I'm done, right? Um, let's say you're older, you're a senior and someone is younger and more athletic and, and someone is going to punch you or let's say the person is a trained fighter, trained boxer, trained MMA or something like that. Then you can articulate. So again, it always comes down to, um, what were the facts known to you at the time? What was the threat level to you at the time? And that's, what's going to dictate if you acted reasonable. Remember guys, it's objective reasonableness based on the facts and circumstances known to the individual at the time. So yes, you're right. At face value, someone punching you one time typically does not justify lethal force. However, there are certain circumstances that can, um, justify use of lethal force with a punch depending on the assailant, the person, uh, that's using the force. You know, what was said, where you are, let's say it's nighttime, it's dark, you can't see much, you get hit one time and you're like, what the hell? You can't see what's going on. They're wearing all black. They came up behind you. Right? All of these things play a role. You know, they make a comment like, I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to kill you or some shit like that. With one punch. So all of these things can justify the use of lethal force even if it's just a punch. Okay? Um, Chubb had a poor appearance the day of the shooting. Can he get in trouble for having a gun on his person? Look on Ira Andrews that already. Okay, I think I answered these questions. Okay, mine, second highest agent charged in Minnesota shooting. What? Let me see here. I'll take a look at that. Um, average gas in LA. I can't see that picture, bro. It's hard for me to see the picture. You gotta, you gotta, um, tell me what that number says. I can't see it. You want to hear a joke? Woman's rights. Okay. Planet cover Thomas Massey's congressional defeat. Yeah. Mine is there nine minute footage of the shooting. They streamed it on discord. Who streamed it on discord? The weirdo? Mine come to Utah. Give me a school over there. Greetings, sir. Out of curiosity, have you ever tried Indian or Bengali food? If you have which dish? I hate Indian food. I hate Indian food, bro. It's disgusting. Yeah, it's, It's disgusting. I'm sorry. That shit is terrible, bro. It's all spicy and nah, bro. Fuck that. Indian food is gross. No offense. OneChess. Myron says, fat people are losers. There's zero excuses to have a fat belly. OSS, custom fitness, coaching, and accountability. Monthly fitness zoom calls with Myron. No brookies. Yeah, guys. Here you go. Here is the link if you guys want to go ahead and jump in. Get a consult with OneChess and stop being a fat POS. Okay? Bro said I'm missing out. No, I'm not, dude. No, I'm not. That food is trash, bro. Indian food is trash. And then also, I want to give a big W to AceTone84 as well as Yannis1693. Yannis1693, thank you for the 25 gifted subs. Wanted to make sure you get a special shout out on stream. You gave the 25 while we were waiting for the show to load up, so I appreciate that. But I want to make sure that you get your flowers. Thank you for the 25. Thank you for the 25 gifted, my friend. All you brookies in the chat. Better put W Yannis in the chat. W Yannis in the chat, especially on kick. A bunch of you guys just got free subs. So, you guys better show some love. Anyway, let's see here. So, it looks like one of the Ice Ages is looking to be charged. Let's see here. Oh, hold on. Sorry, chat. Right from the beginning. Okay, interesting. It's not. Give me one sec, chat. For some odd reason, the audio is not playing. I got this, though. Let me fix it. I already know. All right, there we go. The fuck? Charges against an ICE agent for a shooting that sparked a wave of protests in the Twin Cities during the immigration enforcement crackdown. It happened just a week after the death of Rene Good, causing further tension in a community already on edge. Maury Glover joins us now with more on the allegations. Maury will prosecute. This is crazy, bro. Computers say they don't know where 52 year old Christian Castro is, but a nationwide warrant has been issued for his arrest. When an ICE agent shot a man during Operation Metro surge on Tunis, thank you so much for resubscribing. He says, Let's go, niggas. Appreciate you, bro. For all you guys that are broke. He's in the chat. Say you're broke in the chat and somebody will gift you a sub more than likely, man. So, God bless you. Go ahead and jump in. January 14th. Tensions erupted between protesters and federal immigration enforcement agents in North Minneapolis. Now prosecutors say that ICE agent broke the law and then lied about it. Smackdown. All right. Hold on one sec. Let me. We really about to break this down. Okay, Chad, give me one sec. I got to send a quick message on Discord and then we're gonna. I think King Wolf Chastery will want to celebrate his life win. What? King Wolf? Yeah, you sent in a super chat. Guys, for those of you that are watching on Kik, and I'm actually going to work with, shout out to Mizkif. Mizkif just got a position over at Kik. I'm going to cover that. I hope we can bring super chats over to Kik. But to do a super chat on Kik, guys, this is how you do it. If you open up my stream, right, let's say you search Myron Gaines, right? Here's. See, you can see it right there. You're going to click that little, like, shop button right there, right? And when you click it, it shows you this. And then you can buy Kiks, and that's how you send super chats. Does that make sense, guys? So you click the little shop button right there at the bottom on the app. Click that shop button, right? Click it, and then bam. That's how you send in Kiks. And you can send in super chats for all you guys that are watching. Let me see here. All right, let me read this real quick. So this comes from. King Wolf says, I appreciate you, bro. I moved out to Vegas five years ago. No family, no nothing. Slept in my car for one and a half weeks. And I came across Fresher Fit, and you guys changed my life so much that I now, five years later, I'm in a great job, and I have twins, and my lady doesn't work and stays home and just raise our twins while I handle the entire household. And I wouldn't have this mindset if it wasn't for you, so thank you. I appreciate the response, but I'm sure you wouldn't see it, but I just wanted to put it out there. No problem, dude. I'm glad that you. I'm glad that you have a family now, and you went from homeless to creating a home for two children and a wife. Congratulations, my friend. That is a big deal, and that is why I do what I do. Appreciate that, my friend. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. That's why we do what we do over here, my friend. So big W to you, my friend. If I foul with some other state agency or something and they can grab them, they can go get them. Or, you know, they can ride it out until she's gone, and then see if the next prosecutor keeps wanting to chase them. Okay. I'll explain, guys, a federal extradition warrant here in a second for you guys. But the question, I'm not a prosecutor, but a county attorney wants to keep chasing this person around. But it's really hard without cooperation from the federal government. So can he just continue to not show up? I mean, could this go on for years where he just never gets turned in and he never gets caught? Should he or can he are two different things. Both. And he very possibly might stay away forever and we never may see him again in the state of Minnesota. Should he? Arguably, no. I mean, he's been charged with a crime, you know, three felonies, four felonies and a misdemeanor. So he's been charged with enough that he should face the, you know, the law like anybody else would. But, well, he, who knows. Top J, Mark Levin with the five. Thank you. A lot of these ICE agents were coming from out of state to participate in Operation Metro Surge. Correct. So let's say he's living. Yeah, highly likely. He's not even from Minnesota. He probably came in from like the southwest border. In a state, especially if he's living in a state that is run a Republican governor. It's got a Republican legislature, Republican governor. Could he be protected in that state? Well, then they wouldn't extradite him. They would, they would just, it wouldn't be so much protected. They just wouldn't agree to extradite. And there's some states that will extradite and some won't. Some won't go through the cost. Some would just not even pick him up. So, yeah, there's those things that could happen. Whether or not it'll be along party lines, maybe, but probably, but who knows. Okay. And there's another ICE agent that they charged, I forget when, a month or two ago. And that was because he pointed a gun at an individual. They've charged that person. That person has yet to be arrested. He's still out there in the loose. Yeah. So this is a trend. It's, well, yeah. I mean, they've done quite a job of protecting. All the agents, I mean, the ones that have shot people, you know, they, or actually killed people, not just shot them. They've done everything. The feds have done everything possible to protect those people and protect names and protect investigations and have not cooperated as far as those cases go. But protecting them only goes so far. I mean, Maury already said yesterday, the president can't pardon these individuals. Cannot pardon. No. Why? You cannot, you can pardon federal crimes. It's a state case. But not state crimes. That's going to have to be the governor of Minnesota. So there are circumstances. Certain circumstances where people have been federally charged, then those can be pardoned by the, by the president of the United States. But it takes a governor to, to, to pardon somebody for state crimes, depending on the laws in that state. Okay. So let's say that this individual, Christian Castro, never comes, never turns himself in, is never arrested by his. He's going to turn himself in. He has no choice. If you're a law enforcement, there's a warrant out for your arrest, bro. Your chain of command is going to tell you, you need to turn yourself in immediately. Like, yeah, bro, you're going to, he's going to turn himself in. Local authorities, wherever he lives. Does that impact his record? I mean, is he able to get a job having an open warrant in another state? Or does it not always show? If you're living in Arizona, for example, and they do a background check, you know, I mean. It should show up on a background check, whether or not he's got jobs that they'll do the background check or they'll do jobs that they don't care about the background check. You know, that was, that was one of the issues with the ICE agents that were brought in is whether or not there was much vetting. That went on or whether it was just whoever showed up, wanted a job, got it. And that's where, you know, one of the questions is if they do get this guy and they do convict this guy, what do we face for sentencing? In the typical police officer law enforcement circumstance, you have a tough time sentencing police officers because they don't fit inside the box. You know, you get charged with a felony and normally there's something in the background that leads to these things. Police officers don't have that because they wouldn't have that or they wouldn't be police officers. We don't know yet what these guys have in their background. Okay, let me explain this for you guys. This is the problem. So many people are stupid. They can't explain things. Let's, let's, let's break this down. So let me be clear. This isn't a federal warrant, guys. Okay, what this is, is a state warrant that has full extradition. Big fucking difference. Okay, a federal warrant would be a warrant that's signed by a federal judge. Okay, like a magistrate or a district judge, typically a magistrate judge, right? To. For a federal crime. And then what ends up happening is it gets filed. You're wanted on federal charges. It is what it is. Wherever you're caught, you're going to go, right? Because obviously federal is federal. There's FBI agents, U.S. Marshals, HSI, DEA, all over the country. There's districts all over the country which are federal. So if you got a federal warrant out, if you get encountered by the local police, you're definitely going to go to jail. State cases are a bit different. With a state case, it goes like this. Okay, what ends up happening is the district, like the county attorney, you know, the district attorney of that area in that state or that county, whatever it may be, they issue a warrant, right, by a judge, by a state judge. And what ends up happening is when they issue that warrant, that warrant's going to go into, and this is both federal and state, guys, it's going to go into something known as NCIC. Okay, NCIC, guys, is the National Crime Information Center. Okay, it's monitored by the FBI. Okay. And everything goes in there. If a gun is stolen, stolen car, stolen boat, arrest warrants, terrorist watch list, okay, wanted, missing children, literally everything goes on there because what ends up happening is you put your warrants, right, into NCIC, and then what ends up happening is if someone encounters that individual, let's say, let's say you're, let's say Las Vegas Police Department, right? You go to Vegas, you get a little too drunk, you have a good time. You punch someone, knock them out, whatever, and you leave the next day or two days after. Las Vegas Metropolitan PD finds out who you are, they go through the camera footage, et cetera, a detective is on the case, they identify you, they issue a warrant for your arrest, right? You get stopped in Wisconsin, right? You get arrested in Wisconsin. Or, sorry, you get encountered in Wisconsin on a traffic stop. When that trooper in Wisconsin runs your name into NCIC, because they're always going to run your name to see if there's no wants or warrants. Right? They're going to see that there's a warrant for your arrest out of Las Vegas. This is key. He's going to call Las Vegas and say, hey, I'm here to validate the warrant. I got the guy here, right? I got him on a traffic stop. Do you want him? Then it's up to Las Vegas to decide if they want to actually fly two detectives out there to go get him and bring him back. Now, there's a reason why I use Vegas. Vegas, a lot of times, they extradite everybody. Okay, they don't give a fuck. Thank you. Okay? Las Vegas PD will come and get you. All right? They will come get you. But other police agencies might not. Let's say you're wanted by the Connecticut State Police for, I don't know, a battery, right? Like a misdemeanor battery or a low-level felony. And you get caught in California. Are the Connecticut State Police going to fly all the way to California to come get you? It depends. It depends. They might not. And if the agency that wants you doesn't want to come get you, they'll release you. Okay? And the reason for that is because the police agency that wants the individual has to spend all the money to send people over there to go get them and then bring them back. That's lots of overtime. That's lots of hours. You've got to pay for typically two detectives or two investigators. You've got to pay their flights. Their hotel, et cetera. They've got to go over there, go get them, and bring them back. So it's kind of like a logistical nightmare to be honest with you guys. So some agencies might not have the support or the funding to go get them. Okay? But that's all verified through NCIC, the National Crime Information Center. Now, we'll get even more into the weeds here. Okay? Because I know you guys like this nerdy stuff, so I'll go ahead and, you know, teach you guys a little bit more. There's also something called NLITS. NLITS, guys, is the National Law Enforcement Telecommunication System. Okay? NLITS is state-based. Okay? So what ends up happening sometimes is, let's say you want to look somebody up from a state level, right? You want to look at their state criminal history. What ends up happening is, you've got to run them through NLITS. So what most cops do when they pull you over on the side of the road is they run you through NLITS and they run you through NCIC. NLITS is a state-based system. NCIC is the federal one. And there might be warrants in the state system that might not pop up in the federal system. Does that make sense? Because sometimes it might be a lower-level warrant, it might be a bench warrant, it might be some bullshit where the state's like, bro, we're not even going to bother putting that shit in NCIC because, like, we're not going to go get this guy for skipping out on not paying child support. Right? We're not going to waste our time. Right? So there are certain crimes that if you're wanted in one state and you get caught in another state, they won't come and get you because it's not worth their resources. Now, typically, there are some crimes that they'll come get you no matter what. Murder, grape, you know, kidnap, very serious crimes, robbery, right? Especially violent felonies. Most police agencies are going to say, hold him, we'll be over there in, you know, 24, 48 hours. Right? And then the agency that found him will detain him, arrest him, and hold him for the other agency to come and get him in whatever amount of days. Okay? Now, this typically operates in a state. So NCIC, NLITS. And the other reason why NCIC, NCIC is good is because, like, this is also pro tip for you guys, right? If you ever get a gun that's stolen, like, let's say you have a gun and it gets stolen or whatever, go to the police immediately and report that shit. I'll tell you why. Because when you report your gun is stolen, right? A friend of mine, I'm not going to say who, I don't want to put them on blast, but their gun got stolen. And he didn't go to the police. I said, bro, you need to go to the police and report it missing today. Why? Because if that gun gets caught, or if that gun gets used in a crime, right? The ATF is going to find, what's going to happen is the police are going to seize that gun. They're going to run the serial number. And when they run the serial number through a database called eTrace, which the ATF runs, you're going to be the original purchaser. So they're going to come to your house to talk to you. Right? So if you have the gun reported stolen, that's going to be almost like a layer of protection for you because then you'll be like, look, I reported stolen. It's, you know, I reported stolen back, which and which, whenever day you did. And that gives you a little bit more protection. Now, that said, just because you lose your gun and it gets caught in a crime scene somewhere else doesn't mean you're a criminal. But I am saying it adds a layer of protection for you. Also, if you sell your gun, always make sure you got a bill of sale. This is why I will never sell any of my guns. Fuck that shit, bro. I don't want the hassle. Honestly, I think selling guns is stupid. If you buy a gun, just hold on to it, bro. Don't sell that shit. Okay? I don't even want to be, I don't even want to have to think that a gun that I bought with my name is used in a crime and then ATF agents or detectives come to my house and be like, oh, bro, yeah, we found a gun registered in your name at a crime scene. Now I got to pull out the bill of sale. Now I got to be like, yo, I had nothing to do with it. This is why I sold it to her. You know, it got stolen on this day. Fuck that shit, bro. So guys, if you ever sell your gun, which I don't suggest you do, but if you do, get a bill of sale or if your gun gets stolen, go to the police immediately and report it stolen. Because when it's reported stolen, it'll be put in NCIC and then they'll see that the gun was stolen. They're still probably going to come talk to you, but then they'll know that your report is stolen. Pro tip for you guys right there. All right? So that's how NCIC works. Some agencies will come and get you. Some other agencies won't. Like Las Vegas, I gave you guys the example of Las Vegas because a lot of people go there and commit crimes like idiots and think they'll get away scot-free. Not really. Okay? Not really. I've seen them go pick people up on misdemeanors, bro. Okay? Las Vegas is on some different type of timing. So, because a lot of people go there and commit crimes, I think they're not going to get caught. So I guess like, and if you think about it, chat, if you think about it, you never see police in Las Vegas. You guys notice that? When you're on the strip, when you're walking around, when you go to the casinos, you really don't see Las Vegas PD like that. And I think that's by design. Right? Right? Like, obviously, like, people are there to be fucking criminals and shit. So they don't want to, you know, the end of the day, Las Vegas is there to make money. So they don't want cops all over the place making people feel scared. A lot of times the cops will be at the casinos, but they'll be sitting in the security rooms and shit like that. But go to Vegas, guys. You're, you know, you're not going to see police officers walking around like that. Or you're not even going to be seeing them patrolling like that. You know? A lot of them wear plain clothes or they're not even going to be in uniform or they're not. You might see a couple of bike cops here and there. Yeah. But in general, compared to other major cities, you're not going to see them all over the place like that. And that's obviously by design. People are there to drink. People are there to fucking have a good time and do drugs and be degenerates. So, like, having cops around is kind of bad for business. You know? Or at least having cops everywhere. The only time you'll see cops all over the place in Vegas is like they got a big event. Like, I remember when they had the Super Bowl, obviously you saw cops everywhere. But other than that, you know, compared to other major cities, you don't see the same level of police presence. And a lot of people get emboldened and commit crimes when they're in Vegas for that reason. Do dumb shit. They get drunk. They're on drugs. So, that's what it is. But that's really how arrest warrants work in the United States, guys. Give me ones in the chat if that all makes sense. I hope you guys, like, learned something new. Give me ones if that makes sense and then give me a nine if you learned something new. One if that makes sense and give me a nine if you learned something new. I don't think I've ever explained that before. How warrants work in America. Bottom line, don't commit crimes in Vegas, bro. Them niggas will come after you. Never knew what NLIS stood for? Cool. Yeah, NLIS is a state-based system. Like, NLIS will give you more details than NCIC, right? Let's say someone, like, has a criminal record in a state, but it's, like, minor shit or it's, like, not as big a deal. Like, you'll get everything when you run the guy through NLIS. So, you'll find a spot. You run the name. You'll see he has an FBI number. When he has an FBI number, you run that FBI number and he also has a state ID number. You run the FBI number through NCIC, then you run the state ID number through NLIS. Every time you're arrested, chat, by a state agency, it's going to generate something called a SID or a state ID number. You run that state ID number in NLIS and then it'll show you all their, you know, criminal history in that state. If someone's been arrested in several different states, there's different SID numbers for different states. There'll be a New York SID, a Kentucky SID, California SID, blah, blah, blah. So, there'll be an FBI number. That's the federal one that tracks him. And then there's a state one. And if you want to get all his state information, you run the SID through NLIS, through each state database for that. You want to get more info on his New York criminal history? Run his state ID number. The FBI number's going to be only for NLIS. It's going to be federal. All right. I think I explained it better than this thing I did, so we'll just move on. Chakarikin, thank you for the 10 gifted. Appreciate you, my friend. Thank you, thank you. Let's go. How long have we been on? We've been on for almost an hour. Okay. Guys, get ready. We'll probably shift to YouTube here soon. Sorry, YouTube. We'll get off of YouTube here soon. Let's go ahead and cover a red pill topic. This is interesting. We're going to play this in full. This is Neo. Explains why he's in a polyamorous relationship with three different women, saying after getting caught cheating with his wife, he never wanted to go behind a woman's back again and would rather be up front about wanting multiple partners. Oh, hold on. I need to chat. Women. Yes. You are in a polyamorous relationship with three women. all right now all right yeah look the women are losing their like the women like wait hold on i don't know if i should clap it it's uh now neil i've always wondered i just don't understand how this works you've got to explain to me how does this work with three women okay um well what which part exactly don't none of it i've never i've never been i don't yeah and the reason why she doesn't understand it is because um we live in a gyno central social order that's why she doesn't understand it chat that is why she doesn't understand it like just the day-to-day stuff how you decided to get into it okay guys do me a favor smash that like button by the way if we hit 1000 likes i'll stay on youtube a little bit longer for you ninjas even though i hate this platform so do me a favor and smash that like button for me and i'll stay on here a little bit longer smash like button on youtube okay well well so i'll keep this brief so after my very public very ugly divorce uh i made the decision that i was never going to tell another lie to a woman ever again in life i own i own the things that i did in that marriage to mess it up i own it completely and i decided i didn't want to be the reason that anybody ever felt like that ever again so i went to you know one of the women one of the the three i've been with a little longer than the other one so i basically went to her and said listen you know i rock with you you know i love you but i have i have to be honest with you it's not just you i would love for you to meet these other women and if if we can figure out a way to do something together cool if not that's actually bro this thing must be watching the show bro because i literally said that's how you got to do it like obviously you get along with her and you have the other girls that you tell look i got these other chicks you'd get along i want you guys to meet and the ones i'm happening guys a lot of the times is the girls end up getting along with each other believe it or not it does work out if you know what you're doing that's cool too because keep in mind you've if you've done your vetting properly they all have similar behaviors and characteristics i let her decide i let them choose everybody chose to stick around okay and so now it's just a matter of so i think that the main understanding is i'm not in three relationships i'm in one relationship with three people one relationship with three people yes and we have to we figure out ways to make to make everything work my of course everybody gets their individual time but group time is just as important as individual time somebody asks me a question about valentine's day coming up yeah so how do you do with valentine's day so yeah so for like normie dudes and like you know women like this they can't even fathom it xander uh celebrates four months of subscription welcome bro welcome welcome four months man oh mind you these are three different women three different personalities you can't i can't do blanket stuff like red roses for everybody i don't even like red roses i can't i can't do that so i have to make sure that i'm not in a relationship with three different women and three different people that i get a gift for each of them that matches who they are but then as far as like where we go and what we do that we decide together we go to one someone said he's a rich narcissist yo i love it how like if a dude like is honest with women like there's no winning bro like there's no winning like if a dude is honest with chicks it says yo i want multiple women you're just a rich narcissist like it's like bro you can't win with these niggas man it's like loser men and uh loser women always have something to say bro restaurant you know we go to one concert or whatever it is that we're doing and then everybody gets the individual gift and everybody's happy so but but does that require because it's three women that seems like a lot of work so it seems like more work than with one i've never been uh afraid of hard work never have okay now so then this is the other thing i i wonder about so you have three women it's all consensual you've all agreed can they date other men no no and and hell fucking no hell bro hell no hell no and for any of you you should never allow that ever okay completely unacceptable if you're gonna have open relationship it's only open on your side bro never on hers okay all right we got an idiot in the chat time to cook this nigga bro uh new bag says is this retard meyer still fear-mongering the iran war or did he accept the l already hey newsbags how am i wrong about the iran war go ahead go ahead buddy at least one time per show i gotta show how stupid niggas in chat are so let's go ahead my friend you have an opportunity right now what's this idiot's name again new bags yt go ahead bro you have the opportunity you've been spamming is this retard still fear-mongering the iran war tell me how i'm wrong no one's fear-mongering the iran war i've been explicitly clear my position that this is a strategic failure and many seasoned military analysts agree with me that this is a strategic failure and many seasoned military analysts agree with me that have significantly more experience than you do but go ahead and tell me how i'm wrong let's go ahead he says my return okay tell me how i'm wrong buddy no ad homs going to tell me how i'm actually and factually wrong my position on the iran war is that is it it is a strategic failure okay it can be a tactical slash military success while simultaneously being a strategic failure because we did not accomplish any of our strategic goals prior to the war so tell me how i'm wrong whose name is new bags new bags yt hilarious see and every now and then chat i have to like obliterate someone okay in chat to remind you guys how stupid the uh general consensus is so i'm giving this guy an opinion the the ability right now to refute what i said refute what i said when it comes to the war i'm going to refute what i said when it comes to the this war being a strategic quagmire failure despite the fact that it may be a tactical slash military success because tactics and military force is done with the purpose of a strategic victory and there has been no strategic victory so therefore this is a loss so please tell me he says no i'm trolling exactly you you rubber meets the road put a little bit of pressure and now you got nothing to say enjoy the shout around monkey time to send you to the shadow realm the future is mine that one was easy double kill fucking dumb ass anyway back to the show no is why no is why we'll rewind it a little bit so we don't lose all of our um all of our motion here yeah you know people this is this is why people are stupid bro as soon as he gets called out oh i was just trolling yeah okay no you were dead serious but once i presented my position you realized you couldn't fucking win anything and you just shut the hell up and said i'm trolling get the fuck out of here okay now stupid ass niggas bro so then this is the other thing i i wonder about so you have three women it's all consensual you've all agreed can they date other men no no and and no is why no is because okay so here's the thing i mean that should be common sense but let's see how he explains it i'm actually interested to see how he's going to explain this because um because what he's doing is obviously extremely red pill aware but he's around a bunch of normies so let's see how he explains this because if he explains this incorrectly everyone's going to lose their mind i've made no request for exclusivity of any of these women i've never said if it ain't me it ain't nothing i've never said that i didn't ask for them to be with me they they said they want to be all right me okay they gave me their exclusivity meaning if you gave it to me it's mine all right and that's that now if it was the other way around i i i deal in partnership as opposed to ownership i don't want to own you i don't want to own you i don't want to possess you i want i want a partner in this and we can partner and work it out that way but if the exclusivity is mine then it's mine damn it he ain't giving it nobody yeah he gave the he got the he got his publicist to write on that one bro that was one thousand percent a publicist written answer that is a publicist written answer okay pure answer i i get because if you guys notice he didn't really answer the question bro like and work it out that way she said why that now date other men no no and he's gonna say why and no is why no is because okay so here's the thing i've made no request for exclusivity of any of these women i've never said if okay defers defers uh choice to them that's the first deflection it ain't me it ain't nothing i've never said that the first more the first - According to them. - I didn't ask for them to be with me. They said they want to be. be all right me okay they gave me their exclusivity meaning if you gave it to me it's mine all right and that's that now if it was the other way notice how he's staying away from the biological differences do you catch that chat y'all caught that notice how he completely avoided the biological differences between men and women and went right into well it's their choice i didn't force them i told them like you know like it's exclusivity i'm not telling them that they that they can't do it i want to be a partner bruh me and you guys and this is the thing bro this look i get it this is actually a very good um you know politically correct answer right it's a good politically correct answer but it's bullshit right you the real answer is simply this men and women are not biologically the same okay women since the beginning of time have shared higher status men sexually and been okay with it it was literally uh required for their survival it's only in modern day times where women have all this choice in the you know the lie of feminism that women sit there and demand monogamy from higher status men this is a relatively new concept okay you but what people must understand is that women have the hardwiring and the ability to be with a man that has multiple women and the reason why they have this ability is for their own survival because before feminism before all the modern conveniences we have women understood that their ability to survive was contingent upon the male partner that they had so if your survival is on the line are you going to care if he has five other women no you don't care can he provide for me protection and give me and my children enough calories to survive yes fine his survival value is high so i will align with him simple as that bro it's that simple it's that simple now now obviously through feminism and egalitarianism and you know all this about partnership etc like we've kind of muddied the waters to make women feel like they're equal to men but they're not dude they're just not it's all cap they're not they never will be and biologically speaking women have always had this ability to consolidate on a guy that's higher status with other women and get around it right you like for example i'll give you guys an example human beings grow hair all across their body correct we grow hair all across our body why do we grow hair well it's kind of like a uh a natural jacket so to speak right to help keep you warm right now since we live in a modern society right you most people groom their hair they cut their beard they trim it up they cut their hair they you know they they uh clean their um their body hair if it's too much right but ask yourself why is that hair there in the first place well it's there to help us with combating the cold right that's why white niggas be hairy as fuck helps protect you from germs being it's a filter keeps you warm all these different natural reasons right that's why you have a beard hair all this stuff but since we live in a modern society what do we do now well we groom we trim our beards we trim our hair because we don't need right all the natural benefits of body hair to the degree that we needed it thousands of years ago so despite the fact that we're more advanced now thanks to modernity it does not change the fact that we're more advanced now thanks to modernity it does not change the fact that we're more advanced that our bodies still do something natural that's been around for thousands of years for our self-preservation this is the same thing with women okay guys that's why i'm bringing this up though we live in a modern society where feminism in here and we think that men and women are equal and egalitarianism blah blah blah this does not change the fact that women are still hardwired to accept a man that has excess resources and status and i would argue they're even wired to be attracted to these men for their own self-preservation this is why status and money and everything is such a big deal for women it's more than for looks that's analogous to the other example i gave you where we still grow body hair despite the fact that we live in a modern society as a matter of fact we have civilized society so much that you could cut all your body hair off and be fine why because we've cultivated jackets we have an entire industry where you could buy jackets and coats and hats and gloves so we've solved the problem that hair used to kind of deal with with coats and jackets so now we have the privilege of being able to shave all of our body hair off from an aesthetic perspective while not utilizing while still having the ability to utilize jackets and coats to keep ourselves warm does that make sense chat we still grow body hair despite the fact it's 2026 women still want men that are able to attract a lot of women despite the fact that it's 2026 give me ones if that makes sense says kind of makes sense i guess same thing really people are over here talking about their body hair bro nigga we're not okay uh i think some people missed the point there all right smash the like button by the way guys for me on youtube so the other thing also um that neo probably doesn't want to um someone said holy app bro this nigga's name is take over g you've been spamming the entire show someone give me a sub someone give me a sub someone give me a sub since 11 22 p.m bro you've been spamming that and then you said holy app you're fucking poor you're poor and retarded like what am i supposed to do here just be silent you're watching me on a stream retard this is a political slash cultural commentary show what the fuck do you expect me to do yeah enjoy the shadow nigga time to send you to the shadow realm the future is mine triple kill oh well someone else was saying you were yapping let's see dude's name is took bam says not gonna lie you was yapping well you know what you're gonna be fucking shadow roman time to send you to the shadow realm the future is mine nigga said you was yapping about hair for two minutes you're a fucking retard clearly kill chacular you don't understand that it was an analogy you stupid monkey retard of course you don't understand though because you're more than likely black hello monkeys stupid motherfuckers you was yapping about hair for two minutes yeah i'm asking i was making a fucking point you retard damn bro yo what yo when did this fucking chat turn into the bronx zoo bro huh when the fuck did this chat turn into the fucking bronx with all these stupid retarded primate ape motherfuckers man baboon fucking bitches idiotic retards niggas in the chat talk about someone give me a sub someone give me a sub give someone give me a sub you're poor and you're talking shit about me saying i'm yapping you're poor go get a job you fucking porch monkey it's always the poor niggas that aren't subbed to the channel that got the most to say you ebt warrior ass niggas shut the fuck up holy shit man i can picture you monkey retards shit this nigga talking about hell why talk about hell with niggas on the screen fucking retards man holy shit yo how are you gonna come watch my stream and complain go watch bet then go watch fucking bet baboon entertainment television okay how about that one go over there nigga go watch 106 and zoo they still even have that show anymore huh aj and free ass niggas free from the zoo go watch that shit over there man stupid monkey retards these niggas that i shouted off i guarantee you are either black or mexicans Or Puerto Ricans, which is the same shit. Holy shit, bruh. Niggas are stupid. Stupid ass niggas. How you gonna come in here, say someone give me a sub, someone give me a sub, then have the fucking nerve to say, holy yap. Fuck you. Fuck you. You chosen chimpanzee, baboon, fucking retarded monkey primate ape fuck. Get the fuck out of here, man. Nigga, you're over here talking shit to me on Wi-Fi you stole from your neighbor, the querious. Stupid ass nigga. You gotta sit at the corner of your fucking trap house to get a fucking reception. Dumbass. You that type of nigga, you steal Wi-Fi from your neighbors. Stupid motherfucker. Matter of fact, you gotta steal, you niggas steal Wi-Fi so much that people started naming their Wi-Fi thing DEA surveillance truck or FBI surveillance truck to keep you niggas from stealing the Wi-Fi so much. Fucking idiots. Y'all niggas try to rob gas stations and fucking free Wi-Fi. Stupid fuck. You're over here in the corner of your trap house trying to get a connection so you can talk shit to me on kick. Then find out you're gonna get kicked out the chat. Yeah. Fucking retard. Go make another account, monkey. Come back over here and say some other dumb shit. I'll send you right back to the shadow realm. Fucking retards, man. Turn this shit into Halo 2, motherfucker. Killing spree. Anyway. Bruh. Man, I'm tired of y'all niggas, bro. Real talk, man. It's always like some fucking dumbass primate chimp baboon moronic idiot. You could already tell these niggas. It's probably typo like this. Niggas can't even read. Talking shit to me. Saying holy yap. Motherfucker, you can't even spell yap. If I asked you to spell spelling bee, y'all niggas would be fucking cooked, man. Gun to head. If I asked you to read one page from Dr. Seuss, Green Eggs and Ham, y'all niggas would be gone, bro. Bro. Some of y'all niggas. Yo, real talk. This is some of y'all niggas right now. Dead ass. This is half you niggas, man. Right here. Half you niggas that talk shit about me in chat. This is y'all niggas right here. Any time I tell y'all niggas, read. Fuck out of here, man. See y'all niggas. Oh, shit. Brainstorms are fucking hurt. Bruh. Hold on one sec, chat. I'm gonna go to the bathroom. ♪ Yeah, on Twitter ♪ All right, let's cook the fucking baboons real quick. So I dropped this tweet earlier today. For those of you that are wondering, okay, I'm a nigger connoisseur. What do I mean by this? I know a lot about niggers. I've been studying them for a while. I've written papers on them. I've been researching nigs for a very long time. And what I've realized about these apes is that they're not like us. And I don't mean that from a Kendrick Lamar perspective, even though he's a monkey too. What I mean by this is these motherfuckers aren't civilized. They're fucking retards. Now, I do want to be clear about this, that there are apes that might not necessarily be black. We call these idiots wiggers because there are, white niggers too, okay? Low class, bastardized the English language, criminal history, okay? Not pleasant individuals to be around. But let's be honest. The majority of these apes tend to look like apes and they're black. It is what it is. Let's just call it what it is. All right, come on. Okay. There's also beaner apes too. You know? Beanbag baboon ass niggas. Yes, those exist as well. Okay. But anyway, today we're going to focus on the black baboons. Okay? Maybe another day I'll focus on the beaner baboons or the Puerto Rican baboons. They already got mad at me for roasting them too. But today we're going to focus on the black baboons. Here we go. So, attention to all the watermelon felons sending me death threats. Here are 10 irrefutable facts why black fatigue is through the roof in America. One. And by the way, all of this was meticulously researched, okay? This is all facts. I went and compared this. I compared a fucking crime date. Data, census, all types of shit. Okay? This has all been thoroughly fucking researched. Okay? Like I told y'all before, I'm a nigger connoisseur. Black Americans make up only 13% of the U.S. population but are a massive net drain on society. They commit 50 to 56% of all murders and roughly 50% of robberies year by year. FBI UCR data. Uniform crime report. Black males, who are just 6 to 7% of the population, drive the majority of this. Over 90% of black murder victims are killed by other blacks. Victim surveys match arrest stats, so this is not racist policing. Also, just so you guys know, a police officer is significantly more likely to be killed by a black individual versus a white individual. Okay? I think it's something like 18 times more likely to be killed by a black. Two. The black-white IQ gap is real and persistent at about 15 points. Average black around 85, white around 100. This holds up in major tests, meta-analysis, and even trans-racial adoption studies. It has a strong genetic component. It has a strong genetic component with high heritability. This gap heavily drives higher crime, lower education, and poverty, not systemic racism. Very important that people understand this. Okay? 15 points below is quite a bit. And for the dumb monkeys that are getting mad about this right now, because I can already see them chipping out. Meta-analysis means multiple studies were put together to compare them. And they all came together. They all came down to the same conclusion. You motherfuckers are retarded by about 15 points less than your white counterparts. Third. Family structures collapsed. Around 47% of black mothers are single. Over 66% of black children grow up in a single mother house, a home. And 69% plus of black births are non-marital, which means they were born out of wedlock. Bastard children. These rates exploded after the greater society welfare programs, not because of slavery, which ended 160 years ago. Four. They represent a major fiscal drain. Blacks are heavily overrepresented in welfare, food stamps, Medicaid, and other means-tested programs while paying far less in taxes on average. Troys have already been transferred through welfare and affirmative action with zero meaningful closure of the gaps. This is dependency, not oppression. Five. Education is a disaster despite massive spending. NAEP scores show black students lag whites and Asians by about one standard deviation in reading. Six. They don't even know what they're reading in math. I told y'all niggas they can't read. Urban school districts with high black populations spend heavily but get terrible results. The problem is culture, "acting white" behavior and IQ, not lack of funding. I've described this to you guys before. I went to a school with a bunch of blacks, and any time I got a good grade, these dumbass chimpanzees would be like, "Oh, you a smart nigga, you a loser, nerd." Six. The victim mentality, the victimhood mentality, is toxic. Too many blame everything on systemic racism, slavery, redlining, or white supremacy instead of facing the data. Grifters like Tariq Nasheed and Dr. Umar push conspiracy theories that keep people stuck. No snitch culture and thug glorification make things worse. Culture beats legacy every time. Seven. The economic and social costs are enormous. The 2020 BLM riots cost $1 to $2 billion plus in insurances for black students. They don't even have the money to pay for their education. and Dr. Seven, the economic and social costs are enormous. The 2020 BLM riots caused $1 to $2 billion plus in insured damages alone, the most expensive civil unrest in U.S. history. Black areas show higher disorder, driving businesses and productive people away, killing investment, and raising costs for everyone. Eight, police encounters are higher because of higher crime and resistance rates. Blacks are killed by police at 2.5 to 3 times the per capita rate, but this tracks violent, offending, and armed encounters. Remember, guys, they commit a majority of their murder and robbery and burglaries and violent crime in general. The vast majority of black homicide victims are killed by other blacks, not police. Compliance would prevent most incidents. Okay? I think police kill maybe kill like less than 1%. Of blacks. Okay? And also, blacks shoot more whites than, uh, sorry, police shoot more whites than blacks. Okay? But again, it's because blacks commit more fucking violent crimes, so they're going to be more likely to encounter police. Nine, old excuses like redlining and slavery do not hold up. Those ended decades ago. Gaps remain even in cities with black mayors, police chiefs, and majority black leadership. Atlanta, Chicago. What's your excuse there? New Orleans. Asian Americans and other immigrants face discrimination and still outperform. Modern behaviors, crime, family breakdown, and low-impulse control explain far more. And then ten. Bottom line. High time preference, low accountability, and entitlement culture turn a subset of the community into a constant societal burden. Yes, there's variance among, uh, there's variance in successful high-IQ black people exist. Like me, for example. But group averages create real costs in crime, welfare, and chaos. Fix the family, enforce discipline, drop the excuses. Data does not care about your feelings. Sources. FBI Crime Data Explorer, BJNCVS, NAEP, Census, Adoption Studies. I'm freezing to you monkeys. Now go ahead and chip out in the comments at the facts. I'll drop the link for you guys here so you can share it anytime you get into an argument at the family dinner table. Over these monkeys. Feel free to save it. Archive it. Okay? I see that we got almost 3,000 bookmarks here. This is gonna be your back pocket racist cheat sheet. Okay? And then obviously I posted this right after. Now we wait. Okay? And of course, niggas are gonna start losing their fucking minds here. We already got a bunch of monkeys that are gonna come in and cry. As always. So. Yeah. So that's basically what it is. Feel free to, you know, share it. Like it. Marlon, would you go on PVD? You must be new here, bro. I've been on PVD before, but I think I'm too controversial for them at this point. So. It is what the T is, sir. Let's go ahead and read some super chats. If you guys like the content, make sure to follow the channel. Are we on the front page of kick? Let me see here. No, we ain't. Well, if it's your first time here, make sure to follow the channel, niggas. Okay. Young Dolph says, uh, they say not to feed the animals in national parks and wild because they will become dependent as does welfare. Facts. One chest says, Marlon hates, uh, retards and equal hates fat people. It's unacceptable to be fat. Yeah, guys. Jump in with a one chest. He does a free consults to see if you're a match. And if you're tired of being a fat monkey, jump in with him. I own a house in the hood. So I named my wife by internal revenue. So I'm going to name my wife by internal revenue. Yes. These stupid ass niggas probably can't even spell IRS. This is 50% kick chat. Nigga has a fucking chimpanzee looking at a laptop. BET. Bat Booin Entertainment Television. I know. Yo, give me a sub because the one dial is poor. Uh, damn, you really had to break biological differences down with a super simple analogy. But you know what? I think some people need it spelled out like that. They're stupid. If women truly loves a man and care to put his, uh, happiness above all else, she would share him. Yes. Neo player. I've seen this before. Yep. Uh, Abraham says, please don't read aloud. Okay. Uh, DD, Mr. If you're forced to go to India or Bangladesh for a week, such as Mumbai, blah, blah, blah. Would you learn about Hinduism? No. Uh, Martin, where do you get your motivation from the stay locked in MGX FNF working on handling your rentals? What's the key? Not being a faggot. Key says, where's the only nigga that red pilled me? Oh, you're the only nigga that red pilled me. Our college acceptance rate. I was watching graduation live stream for CSU Fullerton. Ninety nine percent of them had Mexican names. I locked up the acceptance rate and said and it said ninety one percent. Yeah, bro. For the DOJ has announced an anti-Semitic task force. We are cooked. APAC is unstoppable. Speaking of APAC, we're going to talk about that with our boy Thomas Massey, which is kind of fucking ridiculous that we've gotten to this point. But. Let's see here. Completely off topic, but what could be the reason why they haven't released any of the body cam footage of the guy who went to Nick's house and tried to kill him? I spent a four year last week with Illinois State Police. They already delayed the request. I don't know. I don't know. Yes, they streamed the shooting in San Diego, even even shown their suicide. That's on ecstasy. Drop the link. Try to coach one chest. Fifteen lost in six weeks. Nice. The mass shooting was live streamed on Discord. OK, here's the links. It's Leo Kings. OK. Holy shit. OK. My bad. Six thirty nine for regular six fifty nine for mid six seventy nine for premium. Yeah, that's crazy. Oh, man. You know, my fear. Good evening. I went back and watch your special guest appearance on Pierce Morgan. It was a masterclass in session. You cook in the rabbi dildo on porch chimping out nigger. Yeah, bro. Ken Lamont. What's that? Mark Lamont's a retard. All these pro black niggas are retarded, bro. They don't have any responses for the ten things I just said there. OK, I think we're caught up on chats. Prince Vegeta was the secretary of war campaigning for out of a hatch act. I don't know what you mean by that. I'm a monkey, but it got made fun of. We're not acting ghetto by these nigs. Amen. Happens to all of us. Well, not a topic, but check out the video of a U.S. soldier in 2012 talking about war after serving multiple tours in Afghanistan. OK, we have time. A violation of the hatch act. Yeah, I know what you're saying. That's a good point. Yeah. Heck, Seth campaigning with that guy. But that just goes to show the Jewish power, bro. Probably is a violation of the hatch act. But it doesn't matter because they all wanted Thomas Massey out for obvious reasons. OK, we're done cooking that chimp. We covered Neo. OK, let's kind of go into. Let's go ahead and go into the Thomas Massey stuff. So here we go. Caleb Romero, thank you so much for the gift. I appreciate you, my friend. So here's a familiar face that some of you guys are familiar with. Here goes Thomas Massey for Congress. Israeli citizen Mira Madelson bought the Dallas Mavericks for three point five billion. Now she's buying politicians. She's spending millions in Kentucky. To buy Ed Gowrine, my primary opponent, a congressional seat in Kentucky. Why? Because I won't vote to send your tax dollars overseas. Guys, just let me let me explain this. OK, what is a pack? OK, let's kind of go through from remedial all the way to. Into advanced. OK. Because we really need to cover the ship properly. OK. OK. So a pack, guys. OK. Is. They. I like this. Did they update the Web site? They cleaned it up. OK. They used to have a thing on their Web site, guys, which I pointed out. That in there, they said that we we make sure that people win 98 percent of their primaries. So anyway. OK, a pack, guys, an American pro-Israel lobbying group that advocates its policies to legislative and executive branches of the United States. It is one of several pro-Israel lobbying organizations in the United States and has been called one of the most influential lobbying groups in the U.S. from 1954 to 1959. The organization was called the American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs. The present name was the more descriptive of their participants. And just you guys know, JFK back in the day tried to get these guys to register under FARA. OK. Or the Foreign Agent Registration Act. This right here. Right. And they still to this day don't have to register under FARA. OK. So this is just one of many pro-Israel lobbying organizations, guys. There's hundreds. OK. This is just the biggest one that everyone knows. Now, Thomas Massey has been a, you know, a big critic of them. And also, I suggest this book as well right here. John Mersheimer. OK. He wrote a book on this, The Israel Lobby. Back in 2005. OK. Good book by John Mersheimer and Stephan M. Walt. Where this book describes the Israel lobby and their power in America, neocons, etc. It's old. But it kind of gives you guys some pretty good background. OK. Now this stuff is finally coming to light now. But for a very long time, Chad. Talking about this topic would get you deplatformed, banned, et cetera. Okay? Now, the reason why—now, and I got to give Thomas Massey credit because Thomas Massey was really like the first person to blow the lid open on this, and he blew it in this interview right here. I'm taking you guys through the lore, by the way. It was a famous Tucker Carlson interview that he did. Let me see if I can find the original one. Yeah. So if I type in— Everybody but me has an APAC person. Now, this went viral. Okay? This interview was like, what, a year or two old, if I'm not mistaken? Let me see here a description. Yeah, 2024, almost two years old, this interview. Okay? And when he talked about this, it was blowing the lid open. What does that mean? Because a lot of normies didn't know this. And also, the fact that Tucker Carlson platformed this was huge. Obviously, he got a lot of heat for it. But it was fucking awesome because it woke a lot of people up to this fucking problem that we're not aware. Okay? Because it was such a censored topic. An APAC person. It's like your babysitter, your APAC babysitter. Everybody but me has an APAC person. What does that mean, an APAC person? It's like your babysitter, your APAC babysitter, who is always talking to you for APAC. They're probably a constituent in your district, but they are firmly embedded in APAC. And every member has something like this? That's how it works on the Republican side. And when they come to D.C., you go have lunch with them. And I told you guys this before. They run the GOP, man. They run the fucking GOP. A.K.A. the Republican Party. They've got your cell number, and you have conversations with them. That's absolutely crazy. I've had four members of Congress say, I'll talk to my APAC person. And it's literally what we call them, my APAC guy. I'll talk to my APAC guy and see if I can get him to dial those ads back. Why have I never heard this before? Why would they want to tell their constituents that they've basically got a buddy system with somebody who's representing a foreign country? It doesn't benefit the congressman for people to know that. Yeah. And this was. This was a bombshell for a lot of normies. Obviously, on this side of the internet, for us, we already knew this shit. But you guys got to remember, Tucker's fan base, a lot of them are old normies that don't know better. Okay? Fox News viewers, moronic Zionists, evangelical Christians, a lot of them. So when he brought Thomas Massey on, and Thomas Massey shined light on this, bruh, it was a big deal. Okay? Boomers are stupid. They're fucking retarded. And they're not aware of Jewish power. The Zionist problem in America. They're not aware of Middle Eastern foreign policy. They're not aware of any of this stuff. So when Tucker had Thomas Massey on, and Thomas Massey talked about AIPAC like this, this created a lot of questions. Okay? And they went after Thomas Massey relentlessly. Okay? AIPAC funded all of his opponents. And this isn't the first time. They did this with Cori Bush back in 2024. Okay? Because she was critical of the Israel war. And Gaza. And I think she was out of where? Where the fuck was she out of? Bro, she was in an area that has like no Jews. Okay? So here she is. Okay? U.S. House of Representatives from Missouri's First Division. So they basically, let me see if they have the AIPAC shit here. How they got her out of there, bruh. Niggas gave her the yeet. Just to show you guys the power. Okay. In 2024, Bush ran for a re-election to the seat. On August 6, 2024, Bush lost the Democratic primary to Wesley Bell, the prosecuting attorney of St. Louis County. The primary was the second most expensive House primary in history with $9 million in spending against Bush from the United Democrat Project, AIPAC. The organization targeted Bush after her criticism of Israel during the Gaza war. Bush was the second member of the squad defeated in a Democratic primary in 2024 following George Latimer's defeat of Jamal Bowman. Okay. Okay, so they put $9 million. okay, to her opponent to ensure she loses, okay? Now, just so you guys know, let's go ahead and check St. Louis' first division, first district. It is the eastern portion of the state, okay? It includes all of St. Louis City and St. Louis County. Let's look this up. St. Louis County Jewish population. So St. Louis is home to the vast majority of greater St. Louis Jewish population, which is approximately 45,000, right? Making up 7% of the county's total population. So 7% of the population, chat, was able to get the influence to get a politician out that was not pro-Israel enough for their liking. And I think it's even less than this, bro. St. Louis, let's go back to 1807. Largest Jewish population, Missouri. Okay. St. Louis Jewish community. So 7% of the population. God, I'm out of there, chat. Okay. If this doesn't prove that they have an enormous amount of motion, I don't know what is. Now, I think if I'm not mistaken, Thomas Massey's election just surpassed Cori Bush's loss. Because I think they paid $32 million. Let me double check this. I'm almost certain they paid $32 million to get Thomas Massey out of there, bro. Thomas Massey spent about $5 million. Yeah, here we go. So, Massey, $5.5 million raised, and the average donor gave $100. His opposition, $32 million. Three billionaires, Secretary Hexeth on the ground, four presidential attacks in one day, all to silence the guy fighting for the Epstein files. Trump calls elections rigged. Look in the mirror. Go, Massey. And Massey ended up losing. This dude, Ed Gowrine, accepted $15 million from AIPAC, bro. And that's just what we know about. That's just what we know about. Incredible, bro. Incredible. So, so I think he might have gotten the most amount of support then. I think he might have just passed Cori Bush. And they do this all the time, by the way, chat. They do this all the time. Okay? If someone isn't pro-Israel enough, they will fund their opposition. That opposition gets in, and then they make sure that that person votes in support of Israel in the House of Representatives, a.k.a. congressmen. And that's how bills get passed. They fund the ops that are pro-Israel every time. Now, I know some people are going to say, yo, Myron, but look, this is nothing new. There's lobbying groups everywhere. People always lobby on their benefit. We have an oil lobby. We have, you know, a defense contractor lobby, blah, blah, blah. Why are you complaining about this? Well, the difference here is that this is a foreign country that doesn't have to register under FARA. Okay? And this has been going on for a very long time. Do you think if China had this type of power or pull, they'd be able to get anything done in Congress? Would you not see a security problem if we switched AIPAC with China? People complain all the time. What about Qatar? Yeah, well, Qatar registers under FARA. Okay? Qatar doesn't have the same level of fucking influence as Israel does. Okay? The Qataris have to register under FARA. This is how we know Pambani was a consultant. This is how we know Pambani was a consultant for them because she had to disclose that shit. Meanwhile, the Israelis, who a lot of them are dual citizens, are able to donate money, right, under the table. AIPAC is just one of many different pro-Israel organizations that exist. And if you took any other foreign country and allowed them to have the level of influence that they have in Congress, right, via senators and congressmen, we'd have a serious fucking national security threat. This is why both Democrats and Republicans, I would argue Republicans are worse at this, but both of them are controlled by Israel and get an enormous amount of funding from these pro-Jewish organizations, pro-Israel Zionist organizations. I've always said the saying, right, left or blue, it's still the Jew. Left wing, right wing, doesn't matter. Birds fly in Israel. Feel free to steal any of those. Right? The only difference between Republicans and Democrats is Republicans openly suck Israeli cock. Meanwhile, Democrats do that shit in a closet, but they still both do it. So they spent $32 million. Trump was bashing Massey all day on true social. He was, Pete Exeth hit the ground with Gowrind. $32 million. They got Massey out of there. APEC has been trying to get Massey out of there for a minute. They put, they spread a bunch of lies about him. Like they also like, you know, put all this shit out. Like, oh, he remarried after his wife died. Two months after his wife died, he remarried. He's, you know, he's a weirdo. He calls his dick pine cone. All this slanderous shit just came out recently. And he lost. He lost his seat from, he's an asshole. Now he's out of Kentucky. Matter of fact, let's look this up real quick. You look up Thomas Massey and Thomas Massey, just so you guys know, politically, he's, he's basically libertarian. Okay. He's a libertarian. This is his district. Kentucky's fourth congressional district. Okay. Located north, north, northeastern portion of the state. Falls Ohio river. Customizing Eastern suburbs of Louisville and Northern Kentucky, the Kentucky, uh, blah, blah, blah, okay. Majority of the voters, uh, uh, live in the suburban Cincinnati counties of Boone, Kenton and Campbell. What is the population of Jews here? Let's see what the population of Jews here are. Not even mentioned. Let me look this up. Give me one sec, Chad. We're going to look this up real fast. I like to fact check a lot of my stuff. Okay. The Jewish population of Kentucky's fourth congressional district is very small. Estimated at well under 1% of the total population. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Bruh. Bro. Around 1,500 Jewish residents in Kentucky or 0.21 of the district's population. And fucking credible, bro. Let me look at Cori Bush's, uh, let's go back to Cori Bush one more time. Because 2, 7% is kind of high. I don't, I don't fucking. I don't fucking. Because they also funded her. Let me double check this on, on the, uh, on Grok right now for you ninjas. So I'm going to go off the district. So we know Kentucky's fourth district, which is where Massey's from, is less than well under 1%. Okay. Missouri's first congressional district has a relatively small but concentrated Jewish population. Its population is estimated at roughly 3% of its total residents. So let's get this straight. Right? Let's get this straight. And here you guys go. Here's, here's the facts for you guys, just so you guys know I'm not capping. Okay? Kentucky's fourth congressional. Well under 1% Jewish population. And then for Missouri's first congressional district, roughly 3% of the population. Yet. This small percentage of the population was able to oust Bush and Massey. If that doesn't prove that Jews run America, Zionist Jews run America, I don't know what else does. Because not only do they have a small representation in these districts, one to three, one in 3%, which is ridiculous. You got fucking Pete Exeth, Donald Trump. The entire GOP going against Thomas Massey. And then with Cori Bush, she's a Democrat and still lost. Democrats are way more critical of Israel than Republicans. And she still got cooked. This is what happens, guys, when you have money backing you, running ads, hitting the streets. This is what happens. You forgot Jamal Bowman. Jamal Bowman was the second most expensive primary. Okay. We did mention that. So, yeah, number one is now Thomas Mastery with $32 million, Jamal Bowman $25 million, and Cori Bush $15 million. Was Bush $15 or $9 million? I saw I heard $9. But either way, yeah. Crazy, dude. Absolutely crazy. So, obviously, these people went after Thomas Mastery aggressively. Let me, let's pull this up real quick. Give me ones if this all makes sense. You guys should now know, do you guys now understand APAC, how they fund the opponents, et cetera? Give me ones of all that makes sense. We have a projection to make in Kentucky. CNN can now project that Ed Galrein will win the Republican primary against Thomas Mastery for the 4th Congressional District in Kentucky. Harry, this call came a lot earlier than pretty much anybody had thought it might come, and it certainly came a lot earlier than it has in prior years when there have been primaries in Kentucky. You, however, were not surprised. I wasn't surprised. I wasn't surprised at all because the bottom line is this. Donald Trump is the general of the Republican Party, and the Republican Party is the general of the Republican Party. And the Republican primary voters are his soldiers. And if you look at Thomas Mastery, you can see it very clearly. You look in 2020, 2022, 2024, he was getting 75%, upwards of 81% of the primary vote in 2020. And today, he gets less than 50% of the vote. That's the story. That is incredible because you look at it so consistent, time after time after time, and then wow. Now, I know what you guys are probably wondering. Well, Myron, can you explain to me real quick why they want Thomas Mastery so bad out of there, and why they want Thomas Mastery so bad out of there, out of the House of Representatives? So just so you guys know, in America, right, basic civics here, the House of Representatives has 435 members, okay? And then, obviously, the upper chamber of Congress has 100 senators, okay? Every state has two senators, okay? So equal representation. But then when it comes to House of Representatives, depending on the size of the state, certain states get more representatives than others, right? So, for example, Texas will have more representatives than, like, Wyoming, right? California will have more representatives than, uh, fuck you. Like in, you know, Montana, right? So what ends up happening is they make the laws, okay? So, obviously, they want representatives there that are pro-Israel because they passed the laws. That is why it's so important to have pro-Israel representatives. That's why. They passed the federal laws, right? Now, it could get a bit more complex than that, but I'm keeping it very simple here for you guys. But that's the gist of it of why they need pro-Israel representatives. They passed the laws. Boom. Uh, Scott Jennings, you know Kentucky well. Pro-Israel representatives? Sorry, they want pro-Israel representatives and pro-Israel senators, both, okay? So all of Congress, they want to be super pro-Israel. Surprised at all? No, not surprised. I actually live in the 4th Congressional District, so I've been on the receiving end of all this mail and TVA. Does that make sense, Chad? Give me one. I know we have a lot of foreigners here, too. And I know American civics can be confusing at some times, but that's how we run things. Also, it's important to know that reps only run for, their term is two years, and then senators get six years. 100 senators, 435 reps. Completely different. Two different things. But both combined, basically, are Congress. So now you guys understand why there's a vested interest? And keeping certain representatives there. So that, because obviously the federal laws, who do you think controls the foreign aid? Foreign aid, supports during wars, etc., all of that. This is why AIPAC exists, to ensure that the politicians are always pro-Israel. A lot of these people don't give a shit about domestic issues. Let me be clear about that. When they're funding opponents of Massey, opponents of Cori Bish, Jamal Bowman, etc., they don't care about their policies in the United States. They don't care about, you know, education, healthcare reform, right? Fighting crime. They don't care about any of that shit. The only thing they care about is, are you pro-Israel or not? Are you going to vote to say, hand weapons and support to Israel? If the answer is no, yeah. They get you out of there. That's where we are, chat. That's where we are. If you're not pro-Israel enough, them niggas give you the fucking yeet immediately. Yeah, I know, it's fucked up, chat. But that's how our government works, chat. That's how our government works. Wyoming. U.S. House primary in American history. And money came in from all corners of the Republican Party and the conservative. Let's go from the beginning. Sorry. It's the story. That is incredible because you look at it so consistent, time after time after time, and then, wow, look at tonight. Scott Jennings, you know Kentucky well. Surprised at all? No, not surprised. I actually live in the 4th Congressional District, so I've been on the receiving end of all this mail and TV ads and text messages, and the money really did pour in. It was the most. It was the most expensive U.S. Yeah, because the reason why they had to spend so much money, chat, just so you guys know, because Thomas Massey has a big following on, like, X and shit like that. A lot of people love Thomas Massey. To include myself, I like Thomas Massey. When it comes to foreign affairs, I agree with him 100%. But, you know, he's a libertarian when it comes to. Well, he's a libertarian in general. But libertarians almost always. Libertarians almost always get foreign policy correct compared to Republicans. Traditional Republicans. And money came in from all corners of the Republican Party and the conservative movement. I wonder why. to defeat Thomas Massey. Yep. They followed the president. 32 million is insane, dude. lead on this. The most I've ever seen. Well, now it's number one for spending. And a fucking primary. What's the old song? You don't tug on Superman's cape, you don't. And Trump has been threatening to primary, for a long time and get him out of there, so. Spit into the wind. You don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger and you don't mess around with Trump in a Republican primary. And that's what Thomas Massey has done by becoming his chief antagonist in the U.S. House. And this became really a referendum on is Thomas Massey on the team or not. And Trump said he wasn't. The voters followed. Alyssa, I mean, you said he was kind of MAGA before MAGA. Yeah, when I worked for the Freedom Caucus, he was actually too right to be part of the Freedom Caucus. He kind of marches to the beat of his own. Wow. He's more drum. He's more libertarian than anything. And this is someone who voted with Trump about 89% of the time. Doesn't vote for continuing resolutions. Often votes against government funding bills and foreign aid. Yeah, just so you guys understand, libertarians. I'll give you a quick little political overview. Libertarians tend to be small government, utmost personal responsibility and liberty, and very low. Like, they're for small government, small spending. They're very fiscally cheap, right? They don't like government spending. And they're obviously very non-interventionist, okay? If we were to, like, you know, quickly summarize libertarians. But the real issue here, we have to say, is Jeffrey Epstein. It's the Epstein files. Thomas Massey was. Yeah, Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Greene, this woman right here. Okay? And she left for this reason, by the way. She knew that she would. If she didn't get the Trump endorsement, she would have lost. And she knew that AIPAC would fund her opponent. So she left early. She said, fuck this shit, man. Because without a Trump endorsement, guys, you're going to get cooked. Okay? In the Republican Party. Keep in mind, guys, a lot of these people that vote are old. They're in their fucking 50s. These niggas watch Fox News. They're retarded. They think, you know, Israel's our greatest ally. Right? Like, they're not aware. She saw the writing on the wall. And when her and Thomas Massey led the brigade to declassify the Epstein files and release the files, that put a target on her back. Okay? That put a huge target on her back and on Massey's back. She said, fuck it, I'm not even going to bother running because she knew that AIPAC would fund whoever went against her. She would spend millions of dollars to try to run. And she'd probably lose. And she said, you know what? Fuck it. I don't want the stress anymore. And she was a Trump loyalist for a long time. So she knew she was going to lose. Thank you. so, you know, I know a lot of you guys, one of the things a lot of you guys come in here and say, yo, Myron, I got into an argument with my dad or my uncle about the Iran war because of the stuff you taught me, right, or yo, I got in a debate with some old niggas at the gas station over some stuff that you taught me, I tell you guys all the time, hide your power levels, but some of you niggas can't resist, but notice how every time you're arguing, you know, the anti-Israel stance and you're arguing with someone, they tend to be older, right, boomers are wildly pro-Israel chat, okay, people that watch mainstream media a lot of the times tend to be pro-Israel because they're stupid, okay, lifelong Republicans, they're always pro-Israel, you know, they come from the fucking, George Bush era, them niggas been watching Fox News for like 20, 30 years, and typically people don't deviate from the news station they watch, by the way, or they don't deviate from the newspaper they read, right, like, for example, my daddy reads the New York Post every day, even though New York Post is filled with faggots, fuck them niggas, but my dad reads the New York Post every day to this day, right, so, like, people normally don't deviate outside of their normal news source, they watch their source and that's it, so what ends up happening is a lot of times they don't get their own viewpoint, so they have a very rigid view and it is what it is, right, watching different news guys is kind of like a, normal people don't do that, like, I do it so that I can, like, better inform you guys and keep you guys appraised of what the fuck is going on politically, domestically, and foreign, but normies don't do that, they don't do that, you know, I make a point to watch Israeli TV, sorry, watch Israeli news, then I watch Al Jazeera, then I watch Fox News, then I watch some CNN for you guys, I try to be, you know, as middle of the road as possible and give you guys my objective analysis on it, but a lot of people don't do that, so since a lot of people don't do that, what ends up happening is people become indoctrinated, so a lot of times when you guys are sitting there arguing with your dad, your uncle, or some other old motherfucker, the reason why they're pro-Israel is because they've been watching pro-Israel media for a very long time and it's very hard for them to change, they always have the new, they have the old saying, you know, you can't teach an old dog new tricks, it's kind of true, bro, and for a lot of people, waking up to Israel is, a very uncomfortable, so yeah, so MTG basically got red-pilled on the Jews on the Epstein files, long-time Trump supporter, and once she, once Trump started going against her, she just backed down, said, I'm not going to run, I'm resigning, because she knew what was going to come, and we're seeing it right now with Thomas Massey, because unfortunately, Trump still has an enormous amount of, of motion when it comes to elections like this, primaries, whoever he endorses is going to win, right? This is why Vivek won in a landslide in Ohio, right? That Trump endorsement is very powerful, chat, very fucking powerful. And that's why this happened. Yep, that's what put Thomas Massey and MTG on, on their fucking crosshairs. Happened, I mean, House leadership has supported him in the past. It's one thing for the Democrats to push for it, but when two Republicans pushed for it, yeah, Trump was like, yep, these niggas, I'm done. We're going to make sure we get them the fuck up out of here. Despite him being- Yeah, I'm not a fan of Vivek either, fuck Vivek, real talk. He is the fakest motherfucker ever, bro. I don't know if I told you guys the story, he was supposed to come on the show, and he backed out last second like a fucking faggot pussy. But yeah. Being a bit of a pain at times, this was really over Epstein accountability, but to Scott's point, the base of the party is still with Trump. Give me one second. I'm going to take a quick piss, guys, give me one, I'll, you know what, I'll play this from the beginning, because I'm going to- Because I really want to break this shit down. All right, we'll win the Republican primary against Thomas Massey for the 4th Congressional District in Kentucky. Harry, this call came a lot earlier than pretty much anybody had thought it might come, and it certainly came a lot earlier than it has in prior years. When there have been primaries in Kentucky. I wasn't surprised. I wasn't surprised at all, because the bottom line is this: Donald Trump is the general of the Republican Party, and the Republican primary voters are his soldiers. And if you look at Thomas Massey, you can see it very clearly. You look in 2020, 2022, 2024, he was getting 75 percent, upwards of 81 percent of the primary vote in 2020, and today he gets less than 50 percent of the vote. That's the story. That is incredible. That's incredible, because you look at it so consistent, time after time after time, and then, wow, look at tonight. Boom. Surprised at all? No, not surprised. House primary in American history, and money came in from all corners of the Republican Party and the conservative movement to defeat Thomas Massey. They followed the president's lead on this. You know, what's the old song? Superman's Cape. You don't spit into the wind, you don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger, and you don't mess around with Trump in a Republican primary, and that's what Thomas Massey has done by becoming his chief antagonist in the U.S. House, and this became really a referendum on is Thomas Massey on the team or not, and Trump said he wasn't, and the voters followed. He kind of marches to the beat of his own drum. Wow. He's a little more authoritarian than anything, and this is someone who voted with Trump about 89 percent of the time, doesn't vote for continuing resolutions, often votes against government funding bills and foreign aid, but the real issue here, we have to say, is Jeffrey Epstein. Thomas Massey was one of the leading voices with Ro Khanna about accountability around Epstein. Ro Khanna's a Democrat, though, so it doesn't matter. Sticking it to the Justice Department. And MTG. I mean, House leadership has supported him in the past, despite him being a bit of a pain at times. He goes really over Epstein accountability. But to Scott's point, the base of the party is still with Trump, even with Epstein looming large. I somewhat disagree. The key vote that House leadership turned on him over was the big, beautiful bill. I mean, the working families. House leadership, but the president. Tax credit. Well, but that's the president's domestic policy agenda. Yeah. Trump went nuclear. Okay. Let's talk about the big, beautiful bill real quick. The big, beautiful bill, guys, consolidated a lot of different things that Trump wanted to get done. Mass deportation, Medicaid, all this shit. All that, like all the boring stuff that he campaigned on, right, all of it was put into the big, beautiful bill. And obviously, it costs a lot of spending. Thomas Massie is a, you know, again, libertarians. They're for less government. They're for less spending, et cetera. So when Massie wasn't on board with it, that pissed Trump off a lot too. He said, I'm going to primary this fucking guy. So that's also, and I'm not going to endorse him, that's also pissed Trump off. I forgot about that. So the big, beautiful bill, Chad, Trump was trying to get it passed because he realized that after midterms, it would be significantly harder to get it passed. So he got it done early. Trump made a lot of mistakes in his first administration that he fixed in the second administration. The first two years, for any of you guys that remember, the first two years that Trump was in office in 2016, he really didn't get much done, and it was hard to get things done because he had a bunch of swamp creatures, old neocon morons, right? In his administration that kind of just got hired to get hired, right? Because Trump, a business guy, a guy that doesn't understand politics, a guy that didn't live in DC, right? He didn't know who to hire and who to not hire. So he relied heavily upon the established GOP with the swamp creatures to help him pick his cabinet and pick his administration. And a lot of these people didn't want Trump in the first place, they had to get behind him after it was inevitable that he was going to be the president. He was going to be the Republican candidate. So Trump learned his lesson in his first administration where he couldn't get anything done, and he said, "I need to get everything done before the midterms." That's why he passed the Big Beautiful Bill. That's why he did the Venezuelan operation. That's why he bombed Iran. That's why he's trying to negotiate this stuff with Cuba now, right? That was the goal, get a majority of this stuff done before midterms while we have a while we run it, while we control the House, et cetera, while Republicans are in control. Because he knows after midterms, it typically swings the other way, okay? Whatever president is in office, if it's a Republican, they typically lose midterms to the Democrats and vice versa. So that is why Trump tried to get as many things done. Did you guys notice he signed like 100 plus executive orders? Why do you think he did that? Because he learned from his first administration. "I need to get things done in the first two years," because the second two years, it's going to be tough to get anything done and you got to prepare to run he also had to prepare to run for the next uh election which you know obviously we know it got rigged so that's what happened but that pissed him off a lot uh well that pissed trump off a lot and you cannot become an apostate on two issues in a republican primary taxes and immigration massey voted against trump's immigration security he voted against trump's tax cuts so when you become a chief antagonist when you're voting with the squad against donald trump's domestic policy agenda it's not that's because he was against raising the national debt which used to be a republican talking point so that's exactly why he says he voted against the big beautiful bill yeah and again the big beautiful bill guys covered so many different things it was extremely expansive and large okay and i think trump did that on purpose he made it very long very you know detailed well not maybe so detailed but it was very big and long pause and he did that to try to get it through and thomas massey let you guys know doesn't like spending um a lot of government spending but that bill was going to increase spending spending especially when it comes to ice but the bill did handle ice in there as well but a lot of people sit there and say oh we voted against ice not specifically but that bill did have to do with ice so people always say that and republicans seemingly don't talk about the national debt as much as they used to so i think we need to be fair in what he said he was voting for exactly that is why he voted against the big beautiful bill and against the iran war um but as alyssa said 90 of the time that percentage is much lower now i think this congress has been more like 70 i mean look when you're voting with the democrats that often look politics is a team sport he's just not been on the president's team anderson you focus on this race here it's the biggest race of the evening you're voting for the president of the united states against a prominent republican congressman who the president simply has decided he doesn't want to tolerate anymore and the president of the united states has won yet again at one of the weakest moments if not the weakest moment of his presidency nationally the president's poll numbers are tanking democrats are very confident about november but the president is proving here in kentucky's fourth congressional district yet again tonight that he still has a pretty iron grip on the republican party primary electorate anyway ed galryne former navy seal he is the president's favorite challenger endorsed in this race he's winning by about nine points eight points if you round that up i guess at the moment over an incumbent republican congressman tom and massey who's one comfortable in his dish and just so you guys know incumbents win 90 of the time let that sink in incumbents win 90 plus of the time so the fact that this guy galryne won think about it bro won when when they're literally not favored to win ever he had 32 million backing him apac was 100 with him pete hexeth was campaigning with him trump endorsed him and this district has less than one percent jewish population and he won fucking crazy incumbents went about 90 to 95 percent of the time so the fact that this guy came in and won like this crazy bro super astral turf oh i'm eating a quest uh protein bar guys if you guys are wondering like the the the re like it's kind of like a reese's cup but it's like uh from quest it's uh 11 grams protein in it for quite some time uh and so most of the people live here the cincinnati suburbs three county here and the northeast louisville suburbs here apac got him the fuck up out of there man yo apac has been on thomas massey's ass ever since he did that tucker interview bro when he exposed apac handlers they already didn't like him but once he exposed that shit on tucker carlson oh boy dude he has been on their hit list ever since that interview which i showed you guys a clip earlier he has been on that hit list ever since and you see that's ed galrein's red all across there you see massey's winning two only two counties in the district they're out here they include his home county lewis county significant maybe a moral victory uh that massey's winning here because donald trump did win 87 percent in this county in 2024 but moral victories don't count when this math is overwhelmingly against you again uh 54 to 46 if you round that up this is where the population lives and more competitive in the suburban counties than in the rural counties but galrein's still winning uh you know so even here this is this was massey's only hope most of the people live up here and it's 52-48 here it's 53-47 there and it's 55-45 there if you round it and again the only place where we were still waiting for a decent amount of votes still is oldham county which is just outside of louisville to the northeast of louisville it's a suburban area but even if even if massey it's just not enough anderson in the math so if you look at it it's pretty convincing donald trump has always run very strong in rural america he's always run very strong in rural kentucky and in the rural parts of the district with the exception of massey's home base right here the challenger is winning and this is more interesting to me in the more upscale suburban areas it's closer but even there republican voters are listening to the president and voting against their congressmen again put the pieces together massey tonight in kentucky senator cassidy over the weekend in louisiana those five indiana state senators just a few days weeks ago in indiana five out of seven there's a recount in one of those races who wouldn't vote with the president on redistricting uh the one footnote i will add to this though even as donald trump shows his grip anderson on the republican party they are spending tens of millions of dollars to defeat the president's critics and a lot of democrats are saying thank you very much uh you know you won't have that money when it comes to the fall and again the president's overall numbers are miserable uh democrats still favored come november but the president i'm told by people close to him is very much enjoying this and they also say that it's been hard to break through to him sometimes about the national numbers and about his weakness and about the trouble the republican party's in because he sees results like that and thinks he's just fine jeff obviously not the outcome they were hoping for there it certainly is not anderson and it still feels and looks like a party atmosphere but it is anything but a celebration wagon wheel is playing for the second or third time here and the anthem of this candidacy is going to be one of defeat by president trump i mean the only county as john was just saying that the congressman massey is winning is lewis county and that is where we were with the congressman last night at his final rally in vanceburg kentucky on the banks of the ohio river and the congressman said that the trump side is panicked that's why they're spending so much money against him well actually that has proven to be incorrect they were spending so much money against him to defeat him and that is exactly what has happened in a fairly dramatic fashion i mean the overwhelming yeah i mean 32 million is insane dude overwhelming incredible a deluge of ads here and mailers and other things it's sort of difficult to describe and people were turned off by it but as we know negative advertising works and massey of course spent a lot of money as well more than 10 million dollars but it was absolutely the latest stop in trump's retribution uh tour president trump has loyal supporters and this was a closed republican primary i don't know if it was 10 million everything i've looked at is uh six to seven well sorry from five to seven it's only registered republican voters if they registered last year last december could vote in this primary today so there's no doubt the base of this party is with uh the president and his uh victor here tonight his name is ed gall ryan he's been barely mentioned he's a farmer and a four yeah i had no idea who the this was bro israel that's why they put him in interesting is he one of those boys well he's pro-israel so that's why they put him in i don't know if it's true but i don't know if it's true but i don't know for sure so not surprised um here let me see i think thomas massey give me one sec chad so boosted outside not to mention the jay's owning tick tock cnn cbs now that before they didn't have uh have that against massey in previous attempts yeah yeah now they run a lot of the social media too to include tick tock but again a lot of people that show up and vote guys they're boomers bro they're boomers so i mean i'm not surprised like they're the people that actually go out and vote a lot of times they're they're they're gonna just go with whatever trump says come out hold on let me see here okay all right listen i would i would have come out sooner but i had to call my opponent and concede and it took a while to find ed galrein in tel aviv ah gotta take one more shot huh ready to take one more shot i had to call my opponent and concede but it was hard to find him because he was tel aviv niggas a rapper too i guess what the fuck man um let's see here massey should run as an independent disruptor in the general he could um pendragon says uh 1000 kicks says mtg son was getting death threats because of dj donald trump's posts on truth and he said it was her fault it was talked about on tucker's show interesting i did get the call through though i have i have called and conceded the race um we've been honorable the whole time and we're going to stay that way i think they also let me see here so check this out this comes from rerun thomas massey had a potential presidential run i'd vote for him i would get behind him if he ran at 28 i'll tell you this ain't no fucking way i'm voting for jd vancer marco rubio get the fuck out of here bro more more wars with iran like no bro i'm good it's hearted what what happens in 2028 you want oh you oh you want me to run for congress again i don't know what you're talking about all right well you made you made a compelling argument you spoke your piece but i need a medical margarita right now and we'll and we'll talk about it later thank you and god bless this is what happens if you go against the president bro look at this ed galrein 15 million thomas massey zero from apac tracker just crazy bro so and then of course apac congratulations to u.s navy seal al galrein for defending anti-israel and kimba uh incubating thomas massey for defeating of course these niggas are happy as fuck i would have come out sooner but i have called and conceded the race um we've been honored call my opponent and concede and it took a while to find ed galrein in tel aviv massey to santos 2028 yeah i don't know if the santos would do that the santos would never do that the santos owned by this israel lobby bro the santos would never run with massey are you drunk the santos is even more owned by by the israel lobby than marco rubio and trump bro like nigga are you drunk there's no way all right let's go ahead and get uh benny johnson's opinion on this we already know he's probably gonna swing i know the loudest and most insufferable political commentary accounts are all new on this platform and are probably on life support right now given the thomas massey blowout defeat that just happened but let me explain this to you calmly and slowly it was always going to happen you weren't living in reality because you haven't been doing this long enough you don't understand the laws of gravity around here and so you're over emotional takes and your humiliating crash outs have been embarrassing for you and all of us who've been doing this me for nearly two decades understood what was about to happen to thomas massey because ultimately politics is a war zone politics is not about your niche boutique issues on things it's about a team sport in war you pick a side and you fight with that side if you don't fight with if you fight against your side you'll get left in the dirt in the mud that's what happens in war you'll be put in the trench and that's what just happened to thomas massey why because thomas massey represents a trump plus 40 district do you i mean do you understand that that's one of the most pro-trump districts in america thomas massey should vote for every single piece of legislation that trump puts forward because that's what his constituents demanded that's what they want in kentucky for thomas massey didn't do that he voted with democrats won the election he voted with the democrats he voted with the democrats he voted with the democrats he voted with the democrats he voted with the democrats he voted with the democrats one out of every four votes and he pissed off the likes of okay so the reason why right the reason why thomas massey because here's the thing with massey massey unlike a lot of other people is principled he has his views and if they don't coincide with the president he will vote against the president some people take that as that's more grandstanding that's him trying to send a message it's cloud chasing it's him being annoying it's him being a pain in the ass what people don't realize is he has a principled standing and he's a principled standing and he's a principled standing on a bunch of different topics right more fiscally responsible no wars not uh very anti-intervention so and he's a libertarian at the end of the day you would like forget that shit he's a fucking libertarian so there's going to be things that he's going to vote against and not agree with trump right now obviously for simplicity purposes he's a republican but he's not really right so um i get what benny john's trying to say here hey have you ever heard of benny johnson he's a you vote against your side you're gonna get fucking trampled but that's the problem nobody has a fucking spine he's one of the few people that has a spine it can stand up to the president obviously he's paying the price now that he lost because the president apac and everybody else put an enormous amount of resources into his opponent 32 million plus on top of constantly bashing massey on retarded shit like him remarrying calling his dick pine cone like okay really but um but that's the thing dude you know at some point you have to have a spine you can't just vote with the president on everything but i do understand betty's saying look you can't vote against the president but then it's like okay do you have a fucking spine if the president's wrong which trump has been wrong about a bunch of shit let's be honest there's a reason why trump's approval ratings right now by the way chat are the lowest they've ever been i think they're like at 37 or some shit super low super super low and it's because it's iran war this iran war has fucking tanked this presidency and i don't see it ending anytime soon by the way he came out we're going to talk more about it we're going to talk more about the iran war too how we like you know try to say that oh yeah at at the request of the gulf states saudi arabia and uae i'm going to delay my attack on iran bro get the fuck out of here with that shit again like bro get the fuck out of here with that dude okay you're trying to stabilize gas prices you're trying to stabilize the markets as usual okay we're not dumb we know that another attack is imminent at this point there's way both of you are making maximalist demands steven miller who's the architect of do you understand we'll rewind it a little bit just so we get back to it but yeah dude like also i'll tell you guys this uh and i've talked with this about people that have like you know no trump person and spoken to him and stuff like that trump is very um he's very you're either with me or you're against me if you're against me i'm going to destroy you trump is very big on loyalty very very big on loyalty and if you guys don't believe me look at his current cabinet or the cabinet not the current cabinet look at the cabinet that he appointed kash patel never was an fbi agent or law enforcement bongino was never an fbi agent or did investigations like that he was secret service pete xf fox news anchor pam bondy never did federal cases she was a ag for the state of florida state christine ohm knows nothing about immigration or customs was a governor in like north or south dakota i fucking forget you know rfk lots of controversial stances when it comes to uh his views and what he's done right killing bears and shit like that also owned by the jews kind of sucks which kind of perplexes me but that's a whole other conversation right so he preferred to put a bunch of loyalists in that might not be as competent over people that are competent that he he doesn't get along with. And he fired a bunch of them. He fired Pam Bondi as Attorney General. He fired Kristi Noem. Cash Patel was on his way out before the ballroom shooting. Dan Bongino left after the Epstein-Fowl debacle. So Trump's thing is he puts loyalists in over, he prefers loyalty over meritocracy. And Hexeth, Cash Patel, RFK, Kristi Noem, Pam Bondi, all of them got beat up during the Senate confirmation hearings, by the way, pretty badly. They were on their fucking necks. So that's the type of guy Trump is. Loyalty over everything else. This is one of the most pro-Trump districts in America. Thomas Nassi should vote for every single piece of legislation that Trump puts forward because that's what is constituents demand it. That's what they want in Kentucky for. Thomas Nassi didn't do that. He voted with Democrats one out of every four votes. And he pissed off the likes of Stephen Miller, who's the architect of Trump policy and MAGA policy. He pissed off Donald Trump. He pissed off J.D. Vance. He pissed off everybody. And how you think that's going to work out for him? They're going to go straight to the voters and say, this guy is screwing us over. And more importantly, that's going to infuriate the Republican leadership in the House. Who need to depend on those style districts in order to give bend in the joints to Republicans that represent Republican plus one districts or Kamala plus one districts. And there are Republicans who represent Kamala districts that Kamala won. And they those guys need security on certain votes. And with a guy like Thomas Nassi, you take one safe Republican vote off the board. You change the math on everything. It could have really destroyed President Trump's entire agenda. And it nearly did. And so Thomas Nassi got what he deserved in the war zone of politics. You are a child. If you're upset about this or shocked by this, you're a child. Grow up. I'm not shocked. I mean, I'm not shocked at all. I knew that this was going to happen. What what what Benny Johnson is saying is correct, but that doesn't mean that it's right. It's correct, but it's not right. And it goes to show that we do have a foreign nation has way too much influence and power in our country. In our government. And that is and that is the fucking inherent problem with the GOP. As a matter of fact, that is the inherent problem. We are owned by the Zio lobby, bro. We are owned by the Zio lobby. The Democrats are waking up. But the GOP still completely sleepwalking on this topic, dude. Completely sleepwalking on this topic. Thomas Nassi did this to himself. So, you know, I don't know. I don't know. I know you're probably sucking on that. And this is what happens when you're a principled politician, by the way, Chad. You will be ostracized. You will be primaried. They will fucking throw you in the ground. This is why MTG just resigned. She said, fuck it, bro. I'm not even going to bother with this shit. I'm out. They put a target on her back, too. Copium right now. But this is the reality of politics. I'm sorry that I had to be the one to break it to you. Thomas Nassi got what he deserved. And now he can go on his little speaking, you know, speaking tour, right? And, you know, at every weed shop in America, whatever. Right. Like, there you go. MAGA, by the way, ain't dead. It's stronger than ever. President Trump. I wouldn't say that approved ratings are in the fucking toilet. This war is incredibly unpopular. Half the base has been pissed off with this war. Because he literally did what he he campaigned against. He campaigned on not going to war, but he went to war. Right. Someone said, Meyer, there's no way these election legit, man. No way. Massey unseated when he led by 30 plus on Polly. I don't think you understand the power of of a Trump endorsement, my friend. I don't think you guys understand the power of a Trump endorsement and then people funneling your fucking campaign. I don't think you guys understand that shit, bro. It's not policy. It's not policy that gets you in. OK, it's not policy that gets you in. It's popularity that gets you in. All right. You're not. Do you get that? You get that. There's a reason why politicians need to raise money, bro. Like, bro, this is not. Yeah. I'm not surprised that he lost. Not surprised he lost at all. If Trump targets you. Especially where Massey was. Yes, cooked. Just proved that. So the basic lesson here is simple. Don't betray your voters. That's it. Bill Cassidy. Well, Trump already betrayed his voters, bro. Come on. Come on, Benny. No new wars. Help affordability. Mass deportations. Ending the Russia war. We're looking at almost $7 gas in California. Trump betrayed the voters, bro. Trump betrayed the voters. So this is why his approval ratings are down in the fucking tubes. And here's the thing. I'll be very blunt and honest about this. Benny Johnson is friends with the administration. He's friends with Pam Bondi. He's friends with the administration. He's friends with Kash Patel. He's friends with all these people. So I don't want to sound like an asshole, but he's not going to give you guys real, you know, geopolitical analysis. I'm sorry. Like, he's just not. Not even geopolitical. That's going too far. He's not going to give you guys real political analysis. Geopolitical is out the woozy. They're not even going to. Guys like Benny Johnson, Dan Bongino, Crowder. They're not going to give you guys real political analysis. the nasty same lesson, Bush dynasty, cheney dynasty pence dynasty romney dynasty mccain dynasty all the same lesson stop betraying your voters yeah he betrayed the voters first with that bullshit that's the problem trump betrayed the voters by going to war with iran completely betrayed the voters the voters want america and again like i said before benny johnson you know benny johnson steven crowder tim pool uh who else glenn beck a lot of these guys are friends with the administration bro so you know they can't be as critical as they want to be let the gaslight begin benny what happened to you ben you absolutely suck no you're in the wrong game social media isn't reality this picture tells you everything you need to know about massey and his brand of conservatism mary middleton governs america facts bro that's facts yeah see people are waking up to this shit bro then he'll call all sorts of political people and i'll say sorry fellas no interest because i don't need anybody's money it's nice i don't need anybody's money i'm using where'd this guy go using my own money i'm not using the lobbyists i'm not using donors i don't care i'm really rich i'll show you that in a second where'd this guy go where'd this fucking guy go god damn holy all right um let's get into the mosque we covered massey as you guys know there was a terrorist attack um on a mosque in san diego i know people don't like hearing that because if it's an attack on muslims it's like wait muslims were attacking a terrorist attack yes guys muslims can be victims of terrorism too bro okay we'll get some critical information from the san diego police chiefs specifically the timeline what he said is let me read some of these chats just a little over two hours ago um mine does uh does this matter relevant senator sides with dems uh against trump after endorsed opponent in the primary super short video yeah not relevant i'm not sure if you already have but i recommend the bbq flavored quest chips i already ate those quest bars for the wind yep the amount of money that j israel lobbyists had to spend for getting one house rep is a sort of amazing apac alone had around 50 million in donations 2034 it's nice to know that even at the representative level it starts to become prohibitively expensive over time uh they don't care bro they don't care you guys don't understand that these pro israel people are crazy i don't think you guys understand that they will spend whatever they need to spend to win you guys got to know realize israel understands that if they don't have u.s support the country is finished okay if they don't have u.s support the country is finished so they will do what they need to do okay and spend as much money as they need to spend to ensure that they have pro-israel politicians in power like i told y'all before a lot of these apac motherfuckers don't give a shit about domestic policy at all they don't they care about israel first look at ben shapiro look at bill ackman one lifelong republican that was never trumper and another guy that was a lifelong democrat who they vote for donald trump why because they knew that donald trump would be far more um supportive of israel these guys vote on foreign affairs they vote on foreign affairs um i'm supposed to talk about massey it sucks being awake with the majority of countries still asleep yeah bro it is what it is you're a martin uh now that fed now is fully integrated into the banking system how close are we to a full-blown cbdc where they track and freeze private capital might come sooner than we want uh here's the full footage of the mosque uh shooting ending suicide is very graphic okay mr gains i just graduated from college never uh over the weekend and i feel great congrats man keith i get it more people they have in office the more votes they have exactly gg23 with the yugioh card yes muslims can be victims of terrorism had me dying yeah i know bro because no one wants to say that shit yo authorities were called to the islamic center of san diego due to reports of gunshots he said they arrived within about four minutes police did and then found these three men uh victims in the parking lot of the mosque uh he said authorities then went to try to enter the mosque as they often do they'll try to identify any potential shooter but then police got calls of get more shots fired at another area near the mosque they then went to that location they said they learned that there was a landscaper there who had been fired upon uh but thankfully was not struck by bullets but here i have to midjik is the most uh strange bizarre however you want to describe it part authorities say that they found two men ages 17 and 19 in a vehicle they believe to be the suspects they believe they died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds that raises a lot of questions uh about and we have the video chat i'll probably um we'll watch it on kick i can't watch it on fucking about a who those people are but obviously what potential motivation there was here we have had this question over the last couple hours whether uh the shooter or shooters plural may have been associated with this mosque or whether this was complete you know targeted violence from the outside we did appear to get some indication of an answer to that from the police chief because he said that they have now brought in the fbi the san diego field office he said they are treating this as a hate crime until they've determined that it's not and of course what that signals to us is that that would not appear to be someone who was a member of the islamic center there if they're describing this as a excuse me a hate crime uh but again a lot of questions here uh you know we've covered you and i so many acts of mass violence in this country so many shootings rarely do you ever see two people engaged in the same type of targeted act uh of violence in you know in a shooting uh but here authorities say they believe that these are two teens are indeed the suspects a lot of questions about who they are what the motivation was and obviously why they you know why they did this and why they're doing this and why they're doing this and why they're doing this and why they're doing this and why they're doing this and decided to take their own lives uh outside this houses of worship a lot of we we often say that there are a lot of questions more questions than answers this is truly one of those very peculiar situations that authorities are trying to get to the bottom of jake steve moore what was your first reaction to what we heard from police the san diego police department about the shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county i was kind of surprised at the fact that we didn't know that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in san diego county and that there was a shooting at the largest mosque in to an active shooter one time who went to a Jewish community center. And after escaping from the Jewish community center, he shot a postal worker who was non-white. And the reason was he was a white supremacist and that was fair game for him. The fact that they just randomly shot at a gardener makes me wonder if they had an agenda that would involve, I don't know, white supremacy, something like that, that would cause an anger at Muslims and at the same time people who might appear not to be citizens. Josh Sherard, police said the suspected shooters appeared to have died from self-inflicted gunshot wounds. Yeah, so the videos I have, I do have the videos here of them doing that. It is pretty graphic. I took a quick look at it. They were 19, we were told. What does that say to you? You know, the questions that we're going to have to answer concerning where to go from here is, were they involved in a larger operation? We're going to need to be digging into investigating their homes, their digital assets, social media, accounts, discords they may have been a part of. Wondering if they were part of a larger organization or group and wondering if this is just the first in a series of possible targeted attacks like Josh and Steve both pointed out. I doubt it. A lot of the times these, I hate to say it, a lot of these shootings aren't grand conspiracies, guys. They're literally just some sick, weirdo motherfuckers. They're trying to send a message. They know that they're fucking cooked after they do the shooting. They either, you know, they're not going to do it, they're not going to do it, they're not going to do it. Shoot out with the cops and die or self-delete. A lot of times it's not a grand conspiracy like people think. Obviously, they're going to investigate and double check, but a lot of times these active shooter situations are very isolated one-offs. Don't see multiple shooters in these attacks very often. The vast majority of active shooters across the country for the last 25 years have been lone wolves. Is this part of a larger organization that we need to be. And there's a reason for that, right? The more people you involve in your activity chat, the more likely you are to be captured. to have sources come up, informant, so this is why a lot of these like shooters it typically is lone gunman um because they'll plan months in advance they'll get the weapons they'll slow roll the ammunition etc to not bring suspicion to themselves before this uh attack so having someone else involved you know obviously can seriously jeopardize that so that's what that's what happens a lot of times when it comes to these um these mass shootings they tend to be isolated one-offs and the more people that know about your imminent attack the higher the likelihood that you're going to get caught which is exactly what they're not trying to do right once they start shooting then they don't care anymore but they want to be able to at least start shooting and cause some damage before they are captured or killed concerned with we need to rule that out as quick as possible especially when we're talking about this this this this this this age group that is very very susceptible to that radicalization as we've seen over the last several years josh campbell how unusual is it uh when there are horrific mass shootings like this one how unusual is it for there to be more than one shooter it's exceedingly rare i mean we almost never see it uh we talk about the number of acts of violence that happen in this country involving firearms uh rarely do you see two people involved or two people are more trying to go toward the uh at each other and they end up striking people um again this is this is very rare we've seen incidents i'm in los angeles over in the san bernardino area several okay now let's go ahead and check out fox like we said we try to be fair about this we go all sides and i do want to get back to a big story that we have been following over the last 24 hours or so and that is the deadly shooting at a mosque over in san diego take a look at this aerial and this is a very popular mosque by the way shot there's a reason why they target it very very popular mosque footage coming in from our affiliate over there now before the gunfire police say they were working to locate two teenagers who would ultimately carry out that attack killing three people and then taking their own lives i think it was five dead altogether yeah five dead yeah this this broke out sooner that search started after the police chief says the mother of one of the teens reported that he was suicidal had run away weapons were missing from the home and her was gone two hours after that gunshots were fired at the islamic center of san diego just blocks away from the home the suspected shooters ages 17 and 18 were found in a car police say after taking their own lives near the shooting scene and today police say they plan to execute search warrants related to that investigation as they work to piece together exactly what happened and how this played out those investigators saying the suspects engaged in quote generalized hate rhetoric and the shooting is considered a hate crime uh show uh the silence amount uh the massey silencing is what happens when you question epstein class exactly um relic says um all right thank you for teaching me so much about women question i'm 37 year old brokey making 56k a year but i visually attract women way out my tax bracket should i still approach them or don't even waste my time and go for women with my with them i pre-grade um i mean you keep doing what you're doing bro it's fine if you want to go ahead and get girls uh even though you're not i mean i wouldn't say you're a brookie making 56k a year but you're not a brookie making 56k a year you're just an average guy um but just understand it's gonna be harder for you to uh maintain those relationships especially if you're getting women that make more money than you uh ygf says you're the goat you help me go from being a brookie to making over six figures keep the great work appreciate that my 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criminal justice as always jillian thank you so much for of course some loser comes in here why work two jobs if you have zero free time of course this nigga man whose name is specter 33007 well that's that's why your name is specter you are going to continuously be the spectator or not in the arena my friend that's right there broke nigga poor nigga talk right there broke nigga poor nigga talk dude's name is literally specter bro said why work two jobs if you have zero time then he says i made 700k last year okay buddy okay the random anon account that's not subscribed to the channel now he's talking about why work uh why work two jobs if you have no full time but then he says then he says i made 700k last year you're not subbed to the channel and you're over here questioning people working if you really made 700k last year you would understand that people need to grind and build themselves up fucking lying ass nigga bro taking the 700k last year my ass if you made that kind of money last year you wouldn't be saying such a stupid comment about not having free time time to be here with us as we work to gather more information about the tragic situation there good morning josh good morning well first off i want to kind of start from where things stand right now what has kind of stood out to you overall from your investigative background as we've learned bits and pieces of someone said bro on gta outlying facts bro nigga made 700,000 planned uh gta and thinks that shit is real money information about exactly how this happened well we do know this is a quite fresh investigation on the last press conference i believe being last evening so law enforcement was very smart in just giving what they could because they want to make sure to corroborate all evidence one of the things that stood out to me most though was the fact that this was a pair of individuals that's quite rare in attacks like this where we typically would see a lone wolf actor or one assailant um again the age also is something that struck me as rather anomalous because we don't see shooters this young that's typically one in four i think it's about 25 percent all right guys we're gonna switch over to kick i'm gonna get off youtube and rumble we're gonna go everybody over to kick guys full switch to kick okay i'm dropping the link in here for you ninjas we are switching over to kick man we got to move everybody over to kick guys that is the main platform okay that is the main platform now gonna get off youtube here and rumble and enough of you rumble guys are not coming over or not enough of you rumble guys are coming are coming over if you guys keep doing that bro i'm gonna have to just stop streaming on rumble all together bro so stop being difficult man i know a lot of y'all niggas hate kick but that is the main platform bro dude says peace freedom of speech come on over to kick guys i'm gonna end the youtube stream right now and the rumble stream right now come on over i'm ending 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Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. A shooting incident involving an ICE agent in Minnesota sparked protests and legal scrutiny, with allegations of unlawful use of force and lying.
  2. The use of deadly force in self-defense is context-dependent, influenced by factors like the attacker’s size, the victim’s health, visibility, or threats made, and objective reasonableness based on known facts.
  3. Warrant enforcement varies by jurisdiction due to logistical, financial, and political barriers—some states will extradite, others won’t—highlighting systemic inconsistencies in how arrest warrants operate across the U.S.

Summary:

The transcript covers several interconnected topics: a high-profile ICE agent shooting in Minnesota that led to legal charges and public outcry, the complex conditions under which deadly force can be legally justified in self-defense, and how arrest warrants function across states through systems like NCIC and NLITS. It explains that while federal warrants are nationwide and enforceable, state-level warrants often depend on cooperation, funding, and local priorities—meaning individuals may evade arrest for years. The discussion also includes a detailed breakdown of how criminal databases track warrants and how reporting stolen property or selling firearms can provide personal protection.

Additionally, the conversation touches on broader social issues, including the biological and cultural factors influencing relationships, critiques of systemic racism in data, and a controversial, data-driven analysis of Black Americans’ societal impact. This segment blends legal, social, and personal perspectives, often highlighting contradictions in how law, crime, and identity are interpreted across different contexts. The tone shifts from serious legal discourse to sharp, confrontational commentary, especially in debates over self-defense, warrant enforcement, and cultural stereotypes.

While some arguments are fact-based and well-researched, others are presented as controversial or polarizing, reflecting the fragmented nature of public discourse on these issues.

FAQs

Yes, if the person can reasonably believe that an attack will cause serious harm due to their condition, such as a broken arm or recent surgery, this can justify the use of deadly force in self-defense.

Yes, factors like poor visibility, being attacked from behind, or being in a vulnerable position can increase the perceived threat and justify the use of deadly force.

Yes, if a person is significantly smaller or weaker than the attacker, such as a 5'3" person facing a 6'3" opponent, this can be used to justify the belief that they are at high risk of serious harm.

The standard is objective reasonableness based on the facts and circumstances known to the person at the time, including the threat level and the perceived risk of harm.

Yes, a direct threat of death or serious harm can significantly justify the use of deadly force, especially if the threat is made during or immediately after a physical attack.

A state warrant is tracked through NCIC and NLITS, and may not trigger immediate extradition, depending on the state's policy and resources. Federal warrants are enforceable nationwide by federal agencies.

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