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Yeah, ah, let's go, let's go.

Tryna do this one day at a time.

I put my whole life into these lines.

Yeah, nothing can stop us now.

We don't want a problem pal.

Yes, I came a long way since I was a problem child.

Same guy, I always been, tryna make my mama proud.

Reaching for the stars, praying I won't ever touch the ground.

I gotta do this now while the sun's still shining.

No matter how you get it, gotta see the silver lining.

Remember when we came up, everybody tried to clown us.

Now the same people tryna say that they're the ones that found us.

All the minutes, all the hours, all the tears we devoured.

Now we up, feel the power, screaming out the world is down.

Close to my voice, looking at me through the glass.

I don't gotta lie to you, I don't gotta wear a mask.

I just gotta be me, you stay true to my last.

Dying day, I did everything I could to make it back.

Told each other we could do anything that we want, and nothing could stop us.

I got the ball, not gonna drop it.

No one can take this away from us.

That's a promise.

Can't let this moment slip away, can't have that on my gun.

I admit I lost my weight, I was unfaithful.

But it's a new day, and I'm so grateful.

I still got a chance to show you that I'm worth it.

Can't take back what I did, cause you know that I'm not perfect.

Hold my head up to the sky, through the clouds, I'll survive.

No regrets, I'm alive.

No more tears, let's get high.

Remember this moment for the rest of our lives.

Just know that I love you, and memories will never die.

This is all I've ever known.

This stage is my throne.

This is where I belong.

You'll never feel alone.

Just remember this day and everything that I said.

The sun will still shine long after I'm dead.

That we want, and nothing could stop us.

I got the ball, not gonna drop it.

No one can take this away from us.

That's a promise.

Can't let this moment slip away, can't have that on my conscience.

I admit I lost my way, I was unfaithful.

But it's a new day, and I'm so grateful.

I still got a chance to show you that I'm worth it.

Can't take back what I did, cause you know that I'm not perfect.

Hold my head up to the sky through the clouds, I'll survive.

No regrets, I'm alive.

No more tears, let's get high.

Remember this moment for the rest of our lives.

Just know that I love you, and memories will never die.

This is all I've ever known.

This stage is my throne.

This is where I belong.

Don't ever feel alone.

Just remember this day and everything that I said.

The sun will still shine long after I'm dead.

All the minutes all

I don't got

That we want, and nothing can stop us.

I got the ball, not gonna drop it.

No one can take this away from us.

That's a promise.

Can't let this moment slip away.

Can't have that on my conscience.

I admit I lost my way, I was unfaithful.

But it's a new day, and I'm so grateful.

I still got a chance to show you that I'm worth it.

Can't take back what I did, cause you know that I'm not perfect.

Hold my head up to the sky, through the clouds, I'll survive.

No regrets, I'm alive.

No more tears, let's get high.

Remember this moment for the rest of our lives.

Just know that I love you, and memories will never die.

This is all I've ever known.

The stage is my throne.

This is where I belong.

Don't ever feel alone.

Just remember this day and everything that I said.

The sun will still shine long after I'm dead.

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Clampitch mamani stof capme portengishtat.

Best been am far, tana voi ken moskoska.

Plantis jabin fira draza, give me a hype.

Plus, I got the ball, not gonna drop it.

No one can take this away from us.

That's a promise.

Can't let this moment slip away, can't have that on my conscience.

I admit I lost my way, I was unfaithful.

But it's a new day, and I'm so grateful.

I still got a chance to show you that I'm worth it.

Can't take back what I did, cause you know that I'm not perfect.

Hold my head up to the sky through the clouds, I'll survive.

No regrets, I'm alive.

No more tears, let's get high.

Remember this moment for the rest of our lives.

Just know that I love you, and memories will never die.

This is all I've ever known.

The stage is my throne.

This is where I belong.

Don't ever feel alone.

Just remember this day and everything that I said.

The sun will still shine long after I'm dead.

Yo, Ed Gentry with the five, Zappa Tismo with the ten, Midwest Singh with the five.

What's going on, guys?

How are you doing?

Long time no see, everybody.

It's been a busy, busy week.

Uh been a busy day for me.

I got a haircut.

My suit is in the uh

Dry cleaners, my real suit.

So, or not my real suit, my other suit, my main suit.

So, I'm wearing my big gray suit, and this is me at my most friendly, me at my most.

I'm just kidding.

I will fucking BAAA!

That's a joke!

Don't even take that seriously.

Anyway, guys.

There's a lot that I missed.

A lot of content I missed.

They just scoop it up and everyone eats it up like slop talking about these news events that I really don't give a shit about, but which millions of people do apparently.

And we're going to be talking about that today.

We're going to be talking about the RNC.

We're going to be talking about a lot of different things.

But the most important thing that we're going to do, and you need to remind me of this in thirty minutes, is we need to make a tweet.

I haven't tweeted in two days.

We need a tweet.

I decided I was going to hold off for the stream to make the tweet.

We need to do a tweet.

All right.

And we're going to just have fun with it and do one together collaboratively.

And that way you have some skin in the game and you actually have to boost it.

But I want to critique the community for one second.

By the way, the debate.

That's coming up.

That's coming up.

That's coming up.

I'm doing a debate with Andrew Wilson on Fresh and Fit.

And tentatively, we're planning on it at the end of the month.

It was going to be the 18th.

But that's not happening anymore because he's not available and also it's just not a good day.

Why?

Because Haas is going to be occupied this weekend.

Why am I going to be occupied this weekend, you ask?

Big things.

And I'm not I'm not bluffing.

I wish I could tell you, but you're gonna see very soon this weekend.

Get fucking hype.

If there's ever a time for you to hype, get fucking hype about this.

Hype to the max.

I'm not even going to tell you what it fucking is, but get fucking hype for what's dropping.

You have my permission to fucking get hype.

And we're not going to say anything further.

Just get fucking hype.

Get ready.

If your spirits are low, you've come to the right time, right time for this.

You have no idea.

You have no idea.

Okay?

It's gonna be celebrations on celebrations.

Get fucking hype.

Haas is a just know I'm a man of my word.

I know there's 5% of you who have doubts in your head.

Is this Haas guy just bullshitting us all this time?

And he's just you're gonna see.

You're gonna see what's been you're gonna see, okay?

And uh it's not my book, by the way.

Not my book.

That's coming uh later in the year.

Uh it's big, big stuff, big stuff.

Okay, so.

Big stuff.

And the debate will come after, but this is you should even be more hyped about this than the fucking debate, okay?

You should be even more hyped about this than the actual debate.

I can just tell you that.

This is like big stuff.

Anyway, everyone needs to shut the fuck up and stop playing 27 guesses because I'm not going to give you.

You're going to have to wait a week or whatever, right?

Anyway, guys.

Um, I got a great haircut.

I could have gotten my beard cut, but I decided not to.

I decided I'm gonna keep a giant beard.

Uh, why?

Because it's fitting, because I want to.

Anyway, guys, enough about me.

Let's talk about the world.

Let's talk about the world.

I am so sick of these.

I'm not going to just complain.

I'm not going to be negative.

No need to be a negative Nancy.

All right.

But.

Uh let me just say something about J D Vance and the R and C and it's like

Lot of jibber and yip yap is going on.

Just a lot of jibber.

Just a lot of jibber.

I'm seeing it across the board.

I'm seeing the Nick Fuentes people.

I'm seeing all of them bitch and whine and complain.

Just a lot of gibber, yip yap.

And I don't understand where it's coming from.

I don't understand what you guys were expecting.

Did you think that Trump, after he got hundreds of millions of dollars from Miriam Adelson?

I'm so sick of this stupid thing we have to do where we pretend like he's just not already bought and paid for, which he was.

But you know what?

The worst part of it?

The worst part of it is it's like it's by no means the worst guy he could have chosen anyway.

So who gives a shit?

It's not that I support Trump to begin with.

It's not like I tell you to vote for him.

We're not voting for him either way.

But like what?

Why is everyone like acting like this is the most disappointing thing ever?

I don't get it.

I don't get it.

It's like it's.

What did you think?

Jason Unruh was going to be VP?

What were you expecting?

They're like, oh, he's a Zionist.

I'm like.

What do you think?

An anti-Zionist is going to be VP of the United States?

Are you retarded?

You know?

Uh, what are you expecting?

What do you think?

And it's like these Groiper people, these far-right people, they're always just bitching on their streams.

They're like, oh my God, this is so bad.

This is so bad.

And it's like, yeah, well, your whole fucking political outlook is just speculation and hoping.

Is it going to be our guy?

Is it going to be our guy?

You don't even believe in building politics.

and political authority yourself because you don't have a class analysis.

You don't believe class analysis is important.

So you're just hoping like some fucking guy who's already made it is going to throw money at you.

You're a prostitute is what you fucking are.

Right?

When you don't have class analysis, when you don't have Marxism, all you have is speculation about which capitalist is going to throw their hundreds of millions of dollars your way so that it's going to be your guy.

That's all they have.

Is it going to be our guy?

There's no our guy.

Our guy, our guy is built by us.

Our guy gets funded by our base.

Our guy is accountable to us and responsible to us on an institutional level.

That's what our guy is.

Trump is not our guy.

There's no candidate he could pick that would be our guy.

Our guy is answerable to our party.

If you think, if you have this different mentality, all you're doing is betting and speculating, treating politics just another cryptocurrency, hoping and praying it's going to go up or it's or praying that it's not going to go down.

Yeah, that's not how men participate in politics.

That's not how conquerors participate in politics.

Genghis Khan was not betting whether the Emperor of China was going to be his guy.

He wasn't betting on whether the Emperor of Persia was going to be welcoming to him.

Tamerlane was not betting and speculating about whether the Sultan of the Delhi Sultanate is going to receive him with open arms.

These men were conquerors.

They saw it and they fucking took it.

And that's what we believe.

But we don't believe in just an individual, we believe in the party, a party, the party, the CPUSA.

So people need to understand this.

You don't do politics by speculating, Oh, is this our guy or is this No, you're what are you?

You're a fucking prostitute.

What are you even saying?

It's nonsense.

It's total nonsense.

Anonymous, what's up?

Exactly.

It's class analysis or it's a scam.

Class analysis is common sense, by the way.

It's nothing, it's nothing contrived.

It's nothing, you know, it's nothing too complicated.

It's very simple.

You're either going to rely on the material support of the capitalist class, or you're going to rely on a mass base of the working class, who can leverage their labor.

to you know have power over the capitalists, capital versus labor.

Why is that so controversial?

How come when I say that these retards look at me funny with their fluoride stare?

Damn!

This guy's a commie.

It's like you're a fucking idiot.

What, like, what about what I just said is so controversial?

If you actually want to take on the system, you need to base yourself in a class which has its own leverage when it comes to power, rather than hoping and banking on the capitalist class to come and save you and speculate it.

Because you know what?

You don't need to speculate.

That's why I'm so sick of people acting and pretending like they're surprised by what happens in politics anymore.

Why are you surprised?

If you just follow the money, everything is predictable.

If you can see.

Outside TBS.

What's up, man?

But listen, listen.

Why are you know it's like they have this bourgeois mentality where they're gambling and they're predicting on things that we can actually know.

We can actually know these things.

Like,

You guys know I didn't even get surprised that they shot Trump.

Like, that didn't surprise me.

I understand the contradictions of the system.

There's nothing about that that's surprising to me that we're leading, building up to that level of political instability.

But look, follow the fucking money.

All of the donors are going to Trump.

I'm going to stop yelling.

All right, I'm professional now.

All the donors are going to Trump.

All the big capitalists are starting to back him.

Miriam Adelson, that's a proxy for U.S.

foreign policy, throwing hundreds of millions Trump's way.

Oh my God, but JD Vance, what a surprise!

No, yeah, it is a surprise.

It actually is kind of a surprise that he chose Peter Thiel's guy over like Marco Rubio.

I'm surprised he didn't choose Marco Rubio.

But there's I I'm sick of the speculation.

Why do people have to sit here and speculate about these outcomes when we can actually have a rational way of pretty accurately inferring and just having a grasp on it's it's not even an inference, it's knowledge that Marxism gives you.

You can know, there's no surprises as long as you understand the alignment of class forces.

If the main forces that are backing Trump are the capitalists, the ruling class, well, he's probably not going to go against the system all that much.

I don't know why people act like they're realists, and then when I say, as a Marxist, hey, the guys that actually own

Our land and water and electricity and energy.

And own everything that we need to survive, control the system.

And there's not a lot of wiggle room to challenge that unless you build power in an alternative class base.

And I say that, and they look at me like I'm fucking crazy.

They look at me.

I'm going to stop swearing.

They look at me like I'm crazy.

They look at me like I'm an idiot.

Like they have this fluoride stare, and they're just staring at him.

They're like, Haz, aren't you getting in on the crypto game?

And spending it's like there's something, they are so screwed up mentally, they can't even take a step back and realize: why are you gambling on something whose outcome can be known?

We can know the outcome.

You don't need to gamble.

There's a rational way of discerning and understanding what's going on in America.

But no, continue with your meme magic.

Continue with your fucking Groiper Frog retard Pepe the Frog degenerate nonsense.

And continue wishing for what outcome you want to happen.

Continue wishing.

And this speaks to a deeper point about why Marxism is necessary.

And it's very simple.

Why do you need to be a Marxist?

Well, I'll tell you why.

Because 99% of people who are dissatisfied with the system are dissatisfied with symptoms.

And then they react.

And then they react and overcorrect and they become right-wing extremists, playing into the hands of what the people in power already want in the first place.

Because they've established that neo-Nazism is the only

Powerful alternative to the system.

Notice how I said that.

The system says neo-Nazism is the only legitimate, powerful alternative.

Not in the sense that they're going to overtly approve of it, but in the sense that they recognize it as a power.

They don't recognize us as a power.

They suppress any news of the possibility of us being a power.

They don't even entertain it, right?

So think about this for a second.

Let's say you're a young man and you're in college or you're in some corporate workplace.

It's super politically correct.

It's super inauthentic.

It's super woke.

Everyone's like a libtard.

You know, you're getting grilled for jokes.

You're telling jokes and they're just starting to bite you and attack you.

They're just saying things that just don't reflect reality and you're just kind of like puzzled about why you can't even disagree with it without getting, you know, attacked.

And you are in your heart of hearts a normal person.

You're not a freak neo-Nazi.

You're not a hateful person.

You're not someone who wants to be an extremist.

But because of the overwhelming pressure, you know, that's being exerted on your consciousness, you feel like the only outlet of being able to resist all of that libtard nonsense is just to go full Nazi.

Well, what you've done is you've actually conceded to the liberal establishment its premises.

You've conceded to them that they're correct.

You're conceded to them that the only way to resist them is to be a hateful Nazi.

You've conceded that to them because you have no way of resisting it.

That's fine.

You're just some guy who has no way of understanding anything and you're just reacting to the symptoms of the system and its underlying disease.

We can understand that.

But please think for a moment, if you will.

Think for a moment.

Now you have this established way of reacting to woke, whatever, whatever you want to call it.

It's an established way of reacting to it and a well-oiled machine of a system that is producing it.

So it's this false dialectic of them pushing the Libtard stuff and you reacting in an extremist way and then them reacting to your extremism, which further galvanizes them and their supporters because at the end of the day, nobody actually wants Hitler to come back.

Nobody actually wants to be a hateful racist.

Nobody actually wants race wars and race riots and all this nasty stuff.

What they really don't want is the poison of liberalism.

They don't want this inauthentic.

You know, politically correct nonsense.

That's what they don't want because it's fake.

99% of human beings are left wing.

We all want what's good for society.

99% of people don't seriously believe in racism.

They will joke about it.

They will tell jokes and they'll be edgy because it's funny and they'll make, they'll have frustrations.

But when push comes to shove in their heart of hearts, nobody seriously believes racism is good.

Not seriously.

Comedically, it's a different story.

But seriously, nobody's actually a fucking racist in their heart of hearts.

Unless you're an actual demonic Satanist.

So 99% of people are actually left-wing.

And they have no problem with being left-wing.

What they hate, they hate political correctness.

They hate this kind of libtard, like cultural wokeness, whatever the fuck that is.

Because it's just like it doesn't let you breathe.

It doesn't let you breathe.

It's just so suffocatingly fucking cringe and false.

And it's not even about what it does in terms of results.

It's not like anyone has an issue with our system working in a way where we get free health care and we have a guaranteed job and a house and the system actually functions and works that way.

It's just the way, in the name of this extreme moralizing, Jackman, what's going on?

You know, in the name of this extreme virtue signaling and moralizing, we're sacrificing effectivity.

We're sacrificing functionality.

We're sacrificing things looking good, you know, being actually competent just to feel fucking good about ourselves morally.

That's what people can't stand.

People are left-wing almost by nature, but they get sucked into this right-wing scam because of how Libtards have hijacked, you know, genuine left-wing sentiment and weaponized it to crucify people and berate them and scold them.

And that's the actual issue, right?

So look.

It's like you, so you create this false dialectic, the liberal and the neo-Nazi, right?

And then what's missing?

The neo-Nazi is just reacting.

Nick Fuentes is reacting.

He goes, we need a Catholic integralist theocracy because I'm just going to look at the degeneracy of liberalism and I believe in the opposite of that.

So based, so based.

But there's no critical thinking.

What is the root cause?

Oh, it's the Jews.

Even that is just some kind of symptom.

It's not a real analysis of the system.

Do you think this guy knows how the system actually fucking works?

He says Jews.

What is he actually talking about?

He's not actually talking about anything concrete.

He's talking about some fucking, he's talking about leprechauns, like literal goblins.

And psychologically, it works when people hear that.

Oh, yeah, it makes sense.

But it's like, it's just a stand-in for actually being able to understand how anything works.

But look, when push comes to shove, this is the thing you have to stay with me now, right?

When push comes to shove.

There's no criticism of the property question.

These huge corporations, Black Rock, they all are shaping society however they see fit because they actually own society.

They own the land beneath our feet.

They own the resources beneath our feet.

They own the energy we need to keep our lights on.

They own our food supply.

They own our jobs, they own our factories, they own our infrastructure, they own it all, and they own you too, because most of you are in debt.

And they own these things.

They own these fundamental things that we need.

And so, of course, if they have all that power, they're going to be able to try and engineer and shape society however they see fit.

But why, how come none of these anti-woke people ever talk about that?

They never talk about the property question.

They never talk about the underlying ownership of our means of life and substance.

That never can be called into question.

Otherwise, you're a Marxist and you're a communist.

So what?

What's wrong with that?

What's wrong with Marxism?

What is wrong with communism?

Think about it.

What is actually wrong with that?

It's a dirty word they're going to use, but what is actually wrong with it?

Maybe you think there's something wrong with it because you're mentally cucked, because you've been programmed to never ever touch on the property question, never, ever touch the question of whether or not the fundamentals of life we should somehow be responsible for in a way that serves the common good.

Never, ever go down that path because that's communism.

So what?

So hateful neo-Nazism is better?

Cannibalism is better?

Genocide and race riots and all this nonsense is better?

Or is the suffocation and the destruction of humanity under liberalism better?

Think about it.

Why is the communist alternative so even if it's not demonized, why is it dismissed?

The first thing people say is they're like, Well, what about in the Soviet Union and China?

It's like, well,

Have you ever thought have you ever thought for once that maybe you were lied to about those countries and what happened there?

Maybe it's based in lies?

I don't know.

I mean, I'm I'm not look, I'm not a rocket scientist.

By any means, I'm not a rocket scientist.

But logically speaking.

If you take away everything from the extreme one percent elite bloodsucker vampires that have owned these countries for like, you know, generations and generations,

I don't know, I kinda feel like you're gonna make a lot of enemies and they're gonna commit their whole lives to smearing you and bullshitting about you and lying about you and using all of their resources that they still have left over when they flee the country to do that.

And even if we ignored them.

I I don't know.

I I don't know.

I I think if you take power and cancel all of your foreign debt.

You're giving a lot of powerful countries and their governments and their intelligence agencies an incentive to discredit everything you do and smear the shit out of you and launch propaganda campaigns against you.

Is it really so implausible just to assume, even if you don't have evidence, that the international capitalist class was hell-bent on demonizing the fuck out of communism and making it and discrediting it and lying about it?

Oh, they would never lie though, right?

They would never tell lies.

The ruling class would never tell lies.

But wait a second.

Everyone's waking up to the fact that they're telling lies now.

Everyone knows they told lies about the Iraq war.

Everyone knows they tell lies now about literally everything.

Why is it so implausible to assume that they would be lying about communist states, which fundamentally were challenging everything upon which the power of the ruling class stands upon?

No, they would never lie about that, right?

I mean, look.

I don't know.

You know, am I crazy?

Is this ridiculous?

It's kind of ridiculous how Marxism hasn't become popularized.

Because most people are sheep.

They see university campus kids flirting with some bizarre.

I don't know, distorted version of Marxism, which primarily focuses on racial grievance and sexual grievance.

And they're like, that's cringe.

I don't want anything to do with that.

But it's like.

Really?

Is it are you just a sheep who's looking for herds and and and flocks to follow?

Why don't you think about it yourself?

Like, hm this thing that's so dangerous.

Maybe there was a concentrated effort to promote all of this cringe stuff to discredit it.

Maybe.

Is that outlandish?

Go to Moscow.

Look at the art produced by Marxism.

Look at the art.

Look at their metro.

Look how beautiful it is.

Look at their statues.

Look at their architecture under the Soviet Union.

Look at the actual things they built in devotion to these ideas and inspired by Marxism.

Does that have anything in common with like woke stuff?

Is there any similarity you can detect?

Is there any similarity you can detect?

You tell me, like you tell me.

Much of that stuff is older than the Soviet Union.

Well, curling Nick, you're such a genius.

Maybe, just maybe, I'm not talking about the older stuff.

I'm talking about the stuff the Soviet Union built.

And they had an official doctrine of art called socialist realism.

So, no, they weren't just repeating the past.

It was a methodical, intentional.

form of art called socialist realism.

And I want you to

Ask whether that has anything common with the woke stuff.

Because here's my issue, everyone is just so sick of woke, woke, woke, woke, Star Wars, Star Wars.

Yeah, these are very superficial symptoms.

Very superficial symptoms.

Very superficial.

But the underlying meat and potatoes behind it, you're not allowed to talk about it.

Otherwise, you get dismissed as a communist or a Marxist.

And and you know, these people they are so contented with that, it's like that discredits you.

Well, because you're a dishonest piece of shit.

If you use Communist as a pejorative just to discredit someone, you're dishonest.

Sorry, I don't know what to tell you.

You're not being honest.

You're not thinking about these things for yourself.

You're just relying upon stupid ideas people have because of propaganda.

Okay.

It's like this false, false dichotomy, the far right versus liberalism.

Where's the left?

Where's the actual left wing?

The illiberal left wing, which is what left wing is.

You know, people think liberal is left wing.

No, it's not.

Robespierre wasn't even really a liberal.

I wouldn't say so.

The liberals were horrified about the French Revolution.

You know, the way the peasants started taking the land.

It didn't sit right with them.

Liberals, you know, those were kind of the people who wanted a parliamentary monarchy.

Liberals, it's not a matter of like you know, they're center left and then left wing is farther to the left than liberals.

Liberalism has always been right wing.

Liberalism is regarded as right wing in Europe.

It's right wing.

It's not left wing.

Left wing is something different, okay?

Left wing is something different.

It's a revolutionary tradition.

It's a revolutionary tradition.

The left wing is a revolutionary tradition.

You need to you need to you know how they say you need to decolonize your mind, you need to be woke.

Well, we need to have our own red woke.

We need to have a red version of that where you need to wake up and de you know de uh

You need to yeah, we need to actually do a brainwashing.

Wash your brain of all this retardation that has you associating left wing with a blue haired college liberal retard

Rather than a guerrilla partisan fighting in the mountains, you know.

In some undisclosed location, you know, in in the world.

You know, you should think of Che Guevara.

You shouldn't think of some fat

college liberal.

You should think of

You know, you should think of the hardcore Maoists that were in Turkey fighting in the mountains.

You should that's what left wing is.

It's not like these you know, that's left wing.

That's what left wing is.

Left wing is not, you know, Nick Fuentes.

He's like, Haas is just acting, you know.

He's he's pretending to be base, but he's actually left wing.

And it's like, Yeah, I am left wing.

You're just a fucking uneducated retard who thinks that left wing is the same as liberal, and it's not.

Left wing is Ibrahim Kopkaya, if I'm pronouncing that correct.

Left wing is Che Guevara.

Left wing were men with guns who fought in mountains against modern armies.

That's left wing.

Okay, left wing is proletarian dictatorships creating mass graves.

For the class enemy, that's left wing.

Okay, left wing is not.

Uh, college liberalism, there's no connection, there's no connection.

Left wing is something totally different, all right?

Left wing is Fidel Castro, left wing is Hugo Chavez.

That's left wing.

So yes, I am left wing.

Of course I'm left wing.

They're like, it's like I've said, I've always joked about this, but what they've done is they've reversed they reversed it.

They're like, no, no, no, uh, actual communist states and communist parties, that wasn't real communism.

Some fucking lip tard in college is real communism.

No, no, Mao, that wasn't real communism.

You know, Mao and the People's Liberation Army?

You know, fighting wars and and and and winning them and you know, testing nuclear bombs.

That's not real communism.

Real communism is a college lip tard with blue hair who said communism has never been tried.

That's real communism.

That is unironically what they say.

That's unironically what they say.

And they reversed it and they act like we're the fucking retards.

Go look at the comment section on the Timpool podcast.

Not on my channel, on his channel.

And people are saying this.

They're like, This guy, I bet this guy thinks real communism has never been tried.

It's like, because I was saying.

You know, like, oh, yeah, these Liptars are not real communists.

They're like, huh, so real communism has never been tried, right?

And I'm like,

Oh wait, I'm an idiot for saying that Mao's China was communism and not a fucking idiot on a college campus in America?

Yeah, no, you're so right.

Yeah, America's antifa, as they call themselves falsely, they're not anti-fascist, they are profa.

Profa.

Let's start calling him Profa.

Profa is, they say that's real communism, but not the Soviet Union.

All right, so we've just reversed it now.

Profa.

Just yeah, like Bofa.

Profile.

Because we, you know what?

I'm gonna go on record and say some shit.

Real Antifa has never been tried in America.

We are the real Antifa.

They are Profa.

We are the real Antifa.

We're actual anti-fascists.

We're just like, you know, the East German anti-fascists.

We're like, you know, you know, they fucked it up.

You know the cape, you know, the Antifa flag?

Let me show you.

My culture is not a costume.

Let me show you some shit.

You know the symbol of Antifa?

You wanna know these fucking snake piece of shit pan-leftist scumbags, what they fucking did to erase our history?

Curse you, you fucking bitch!

Let me show you what they fucking did to our history.

My culture is not a costume.

You know this famous symbol of Antifa?

Let me show you what they did.

It's so disgusting and twisted.

This is a made-up symbol that has never been used anywhere in history.

It's a recent invention of punk rock, retard, edgy, fuck-tarred kids who put this black flag here.

You want me to show you what the actual symbol was historically for the KPD?

It was this.

Two red flags.

It was two red flags.

No anarchism.

That's some recent punk rock nonsense they appropriated and stole from history.

This is real Antifa.

This is real anti-fascism.

This is some shit some degenerate pig pulled out of their fucking ass going to punk rock concerts.

This has nothing in common with this.

Okay?

They are night and day.

This is real Antifa and we're reclaiming it.

We are the real Antifa.

We are the real Antifa.

Let me explain to you what real Antifa does.

Real Antifa is pro-free speech.

You want to know how I know this?

The KPD.

Wanted to debate Nazis at every opportunity.

They actually made agreements with the Nazis where they would send their guy to Nazi party rallies and the Nazis could send their guy in order to have debates.

So, real Antifa fights fascism with debate.

Real Antifa.

Doesn't believe in cancel culture.

Real Antifa is effectively anti-fascist, not virtue signaling they're anti-fascist.

They are effective anti-fascism.

And yeah, when push comes to shove, when fascist thugs start roaming the streets, causing violence, attacking people and shit, attacking communists, Antifa then throws down.

Antifa has always been historically self-defensive.

Real Antifa practiced self-defense.

They didn't go to a speaker at a college rally and beat him up just because they disagreed with his ideas.

They were violent when they were engaging in self-defense because these Nazi thugs were a bunch of perverts.

I don't want to be bigoted, but they were perverts, if you catch my drift.

And they had a perverse pleasure of running out on the street naked.

Running out on the street naked and causing violence, and it felt pleasurable to them.

And they got high off of it, like on drugs and stuff.

That's what Nazis were doing.

They were crazy killer clowns.

So Antifa had to form as self-defense against these crazy, deranged monsters who were causing violence.

So today's Antifa, they call themselves Antifa, but they have way more in common with the stormtroopers and with the black shirts because these were crazy perverts who tried to scare and intimidate people with masks, all this stuff.

And they went out in public and tried to intimidate everyone.

That is Profa.

So the Antifa that call themselves Antifa in America, they're actually Profa.

We are actually the real Antifa because we're effective anti-fascists.

This is our flag.

The real anti-fascist flag from history.

That's the one we believe in.

Not the fucking ugly, retarded one that has an anarchist banner.

Because anarchists.

You know, let me tell you something else about history.

These anarchists have never been anti-fascist.

The only reason anarchism is associated with anti-fascism is because punk rock subculture used to cross over between anarchists and neo-Nazis.

So, anarchists who are like, whoa, I don't like the Nazi stuff, they became anti-fascist because they were so tempted by it.

That's why they have the anarchist flag there.

But let me teach you about history.

In history,

The OG anarchists, Bakunin, Prodown, all that stuff, they actually helped fascism develop.

Like theoretically, they laid the foundation for it.

The anarchist syndicalists in Italy, they became the fascists.

So anarchists historically actually became the fascists.

And that's the origin of fascism is anarchism.

Anarchism is the origin of fascism.

I've talked about this before.

Illiterate retards thought it was ridiculous, but it's actually true.

Fascism has its origins in anarchism.

Because let me tell you why, because Marx.

Marx was a real authoritarian.

You know, he believed in professionalism.

He believed in not being a fucking spastic retard running around outside, you know, being naked and being a pervert.

He believed in being a realist.

Marx was, you know, he was about realism.

He was about.

Um pragmatism.

You know, he believed in these things.

He didn't believe in running around naked, you know.

being a degenerate.

Anyway, uh Marks was just a

He was a champion of the working class, but he was also a realist.

He was a realist.

He was a materialist.

He wasn't a voluntarist.

He understood building a party is a serious thing.

It's not the same thing as just being an individualist with your opinions willy-nilly.

Anyway, Marx.

Very mature, very professional.

So fat, obese Bakunin, uh Prothound, all these anarchists, they looked at Marx and the first thing they said is, You're a Jew We hate Jews, you're a Jew, Jew, Jew, Jew, Jew

And they, you know, they basically were beefing with Marx because Marx wasn't approving of their childish, cozy, Nick Fuentes vibe they had going on, where they wanted chalky milk and chicken tendis.

Karl Marx did not approve of that.

He said, you know, if we're going to be communist, we have to be effective, we have to be mature, we have to be professional.

This is the real world.

This is not about living as a child forever with Peter Pan syndrome.

So, Marx.

Was about, you know, keeping it real, right?

Bakunin, all these people they were spazzing out because of it because they didn't, you know, they didn't believe in Marx's authoritarianism, which actually means like inheriting civilization rather than destroying it out of a grievance.

So, Bakunin, who's really fat, is stomping up and down because he's really upset that like bedtimes will still exist and like basic, you know, mores of civilization and authority are still going to be here, post-revolutionary, whatever.

So, he started, he basically had a huge menstrual rage, raging menstrual outburst where he's screaming at Marx because Marx is Jewish.

And then, lo and behold, the Marxists go on.

You know, historically, they formed social democracy.

Later, it's the Bolsheviks.

But Marxists are starting to get shit done.

They're like effective.

Social democracy created these mass movements.

They're getting shit done.

They're effective.

The Bolshevik Revolution, it was effective, right?

So these anarchists who were still menstruating started screaming, jumping up and down.

You know, Bakunin's doing this.

He's causing seismic impacts.

And they start making it about Jews.

They're like, oh, you know, the Jews are preventing me from having chalky milk and chicken tendis.

So that's the origin of the anti-Jew shit.

It was actually like a childish, infantile man-child screaming like the quartering about not having the Star Wars they want or something.

That was the actual origin of it, right?

Anyway, so the first thing they did is they look at the Social Democrats.

A lot of Jews, too many Jews, Karl Kotsky, Bernstein, you know, Rosa Luxemburg.

So they started saying, oh, the Social Democrats, they're all Jews.

It's all Jewish.

So they started becoming these ultra-leftist anarchists where they're like, no, we're the real working class who runs around naked outside and doesn't believe in organization or authority or anything like that.

And those are all the Jews who are trying to sell us out.

And then Lenin breaks with the corruption of the Social Democrats totally.

He denounces Kotsky.

Bernstein was denounced much before, especially by Rosa, Luxembourg, whatever, the Bolshevik third international forums, right?

The anarchists are still screaming, jumping up and down.

They can't get over the fact that Marx was a Jew.

So they're doing the same thing to the Bolsheviks.

That's the origin of Judeo-Bolshevism came from the anarchists.

All because Bakunin couldn't have sex with children.

All because Marx didn't want Bakunin to molest children.

That's the origin of the Judeo-Bolshevism meme.

The origin of the Judeo-Bolshevism meme is Marx telling Bakunin he's not allowed to touch children after the revolution.

So Bakunin was so angry, he created Judeo-Bolshevism because every one of Marx's descendants were accused of being Jews because of that.

And you know, when you think about it, it makes sense.

Because these crazy neo-Nazis on the internet, they're all anime, anime profile pictures.

They want chalky milk and chicken tendies.

Their usernames are Hitler, Rape, Grouper, 1488.

They're just these crazy anarchists.

And that's how anarchists actually were historically.

And why do they hate the Jews?

Because they think the Jews are preventing them from having their Asian anime waifu.

That's actually the origin.

So the anti-Jew stuff that's coming from them, it's like the Jews are stopping me from having a 12-year-old anime waifu.

So they have, it's the same thing with Bakunin.

So it originates with the anarchists.

And anarchists today are running around calling themselves Antifa, anti-fascists, because they're extremely tempted by fascism, like extremely.

And it causes a lot of cognitive dissonance and rage in them to the point where they can't even debate these far-right retards because they themselves are so tempted by it.

And they're on the verge of becoming that way themselves.

So that's actually the historical origin of it and actually is the reason for it.

It all starts with Marx telling Bakunin he needs to stay away from children.

That seals the deal.

You know, 100 years later, we get Nick Fuentes.

There you go.

Okay.

We get Keith Woods and we get all these people.

What are the other ones?

Bronze Age pervert, we get him.

We get all these people just because of that.

Just because of that.

All because Marx told Bakunin he can't go near children.

And um

That's where National Socialism comes from.

The National Socialists didn't like how, if you wanted to be a member of the Communist Party, the KPD, you got to keep it in your pants.

You can't, you know, be a sexual degenerate running around naked outside.

You got to have discipline.

You got to follow orders.

You got to follow the rules.

You have to put the collective will before the individual will.

You can't just do whatever the fuck you want.

You got to be on code.

The Communist Party was saying you got to be on code.

So all of the autism people, the extreme autists of Germany, they were just raging, rocking back and forth because they didn't like how the Communists were saying, hey, you got to follow rules and you got to be disciplined and stuff.

So they started running around joining the stormtroopers and all these far-right, you know, street-battling organizations that just loved going out and causing violence because they got a perverse.

Sexually abnormal sense of pleasure out of it, you know, if you catch my drift.

So that was the origin of that.

It's very similar to the so-called Antifa, or they're actually called Profa, actually.

So this is exactly what we're talking about.

And nobody knows about the history because it's all been repressed and forgotten about by these.

'Cause when you think about it, it's like, why doesn't the system just come out and admit that it's the heir to Adolf Hitler and the Nazis?

And it's like, well, look, think about it.

Then they would have to take responsibility for what they did in the past.

Nobody wants let's say I'm walking around and I shit my pants.

Okay, 10 years later, I don't want to talk about that because I fucked up and everyone can see that.

So I want everyone to forget it, and I'm going to be like, oh, I'm not the guy who sh This is this is actually uh liberalism today.

So lip the liberals.

It's like a guy who shit his pants in public and then 10 years later, I am definitely not that guy who shit his pants in public.

That guy is the worst.

That guy is a total, evil, horrible.

And they make that guy the boogeyman because they're like, I am definitely not the guy who shit his pants.

That is totally not me.

And then the history channel is running documentaries about the most evil man in history, which is the guy who shit his pants.

And it's all funded by the guy who actually shit his pants.

But he really wants everyone to know he's not the guy who just shit his pants 10 years ago.

Well,

That's the same relationship, you know, neoliberalism has to Nazism and Adolf Hitler.

Hitler was the guy who shit his pants, and they can't take responsibility for it because it's a fucking L, because Hitler failed and he killed himself.

So nobody wants to rep that.

But there was a generation of degenerates.

Mmm starting like in the seventies, who actually started taking up the mantle of Yeah, the guy who shit his pants is really great You know, Siege hail the guy who shit his pants

And those were the skinheads, those were the neo-Nazis.

And they they themselves like shitting their pants and they loved the guy who shit his pants.

He's a hero to them 'cause he's a he's a hero because he's a symbol of non-conformity.

They turn Hitler into a symbol of non-conformity.

These counterculture skinheads who wanted to you know, they they they sympathized with the guy who shit his pants and embarrassed himself because he's a symbol of non-conformity.

So they changed it all up.

But they changed it all up and then it went full circle.

You know, they changed it up, but it actually ended up going full circle because the original OG Nazis were actually people who got high off of shitting their pants, of just being clowns, killer clowns.

So that's the whole origin of the whole thing.

And it's quite fascinating, isn't it?

It's quite fascinating, isn't it?

You know?

And um this is the repressed history they don't want you to know about.

They don't want you to know about this history.

Uh anyway guys, we are gonna see look, they don't they they cover it up and they try to make it seem like everything is the opposite of what it is.

Mm-hmm.

And they try to make it seem like shitting your pants is based, just because it invokes disgust by the whole world and by society.

But it's just shitting your pants.

That's all it is.

It's just proving that you lack maturity and self-control.

You made a mistake.

You're not supposed to do that in public.

Definitely not supposed to do it in your pants.

You should just admit that, and learn from your mistake.

But what do they do instead?

What I just described.

What I just described.

Um and it's such a shame, such a shame that we have to tread these waters.

But look, you know, uh pan leftists are sitting here calling me and Jackson fascists.

Meanwhile, they get eaten alive by actual fascists and I eat the fascists alive.

I eat them alive.

And they're scared of me and they run from me.

Pan leftists run from the neo-Nazis and the neo-Nazis run from me.

That is the food chain we have going on.

I am at the top of the food chain.

Pan leftists are at the bottom and they're getting chased by these neo-Nazis.

And I'm chasing the neo-Nazis.

That's the food chain we're talking about.

I am hunting them down and eating them for breakfast.

And somehow I'm the right winger?

No, a left-winger wins.

A left-winger wins.

And you know, we learn from our mistakes.

Robespierre made some mistakes.

That's why he got guillotined.

May he rest in peace.

May Robespierre rest in peace.

He got guillotined because of that.

So later, that's why the socialists that came later, they learned from that.

They're like, we have to be socialists.

We can't trust these capitalists because they turn on us.

Because, you know, that's who turned on Robespierre.

At first, Robespierre was just going after the corrupt and the feudal landlords and shit, right?

But he wasn't looking at those capitalists.

He started realizing how corrupt they were.

And the more and more he pushed and exposed their corruption, they started conspiring and they cut his head off.

So later, the socialists realized you have to target the property question.

These capitalists, they're not the same thing as the aristocrats.

They're the bourgeois, they're the merchants, but they are just as much class enemies.

That's why we need working class movements.

You know, exactly.

It's not enough to be personally incorruptible.

You have to have an understanding of the root causes of corruption, which he did not, right?

And that's why what happened to him happened to him.

Um

Alright, so I'm hearing rumors.

I'm hearing rumors that apparently

You know, they're trying to blame Iran.

They're trying to blame Iran for the attack

On Trump, and say it was Iran was behind the assassination.

Uh

And it's and and you know J D Vance apparently he's a Warhawk.

And I think this is something I need to talk about.

Trump questions US defense of Iran.

In a recent interview with Bloomberg, former President Trump expressed skepticism about the United States' commitment to defend Taiwan against political aggression from China.

That is nice to hear.

I don't know.

I again look, it's nice to hear, and we can speculate, but the reason I don't tell you to vote for him is because trust is based on accountability.

Trump is not part of my party.

He's not responsible to me.

He doesn't answer to me.

He could do whatever he wants.

Why should I believe that he's not gonna betray everything he says that's good?

I have no reason to think that.

So it's not that I'm a hater, it's not that I hate Trump.

It's that I'm a realist.

You know, what incentive does he have?

To do the correct thing.

What, I'm just going to pray and hope that he's a great individual?

That's not how it works.

You know, that that's the issue with the US and US politics.

You know, when it comes down to it, we're individualists.

You know, we tend to think that it's just a matter of is this a good guy or a bad guy.

We don't think about it in terms of which class base is he answerable to.

You can even look at this like AOC.

You know, you can look at AOC and, you know, you can see why she betrayed whatever everything she stood for.

And it's like, well, why wouldn't she?

She wasn't what we were where was the leverage.

There was no leverage.

She could do whatever she wanted, she was just an individual.

An individual who gets into politics is very corruptible.

And even if they're not corruptible, there's no collective organization putting them in line.

Forcing them to toe the line of a central initiative.

So you need to have an organization.

That's what a Communist Party was always about, that makes you accountable.

Not just makes you accountable because we don't trust you, it's more like an individual that doesn't have a gang.

That's a fish out of water.

You need to have a group.

You need to have a collective that you're answerable to.

Because if you don't have that, they're going to provide one for you.

Say, AOC didn't have one, so they gave her Nancy Pelosi's gang.

Right?

Trump didn't have one, so they gave him the Republican establishment and all these other people, Steve Bannon and whatnot, Peter Thiel.

So if you don't have a gang, if you don't have a group, as an institution, one will be appointed for you.

And I highly doubt that your individual integrity and your individual morals are going to make all that much of a difference when it comes to having to submit to the concrete realities of politics.

You got to toe the line because you don't have an alternative.

Individuals, just like, you know, Comrade Kamala Harris said, you didn't fall out of a coconut tree.

You exist in the context of all that came before you and where you are.

And that is actually facts.

She actually said something that's true.

Every individual exists in a collective context.

If you don't have the right one, it's not that you're a bad person.

You just don't have the right collective context.

Maybe you're a bad person because you weren't intelligent enough to place yourself in the right one.

You know who tells you this?

Old heads.

Old heads will tell you this shit.

They'll tell you.

Yeah.

It's who you hang out with.

You wanna know your future?

Look at your friends.

If your friends are all bums, if you're hanging around bums in your friend group, you're gonna be a fucking bum.

It's who it's the company you keep.

That's what old heads say.

Is it not what they say?

It's the company you keep.

Well, it's the same thing when it comes to politics.

It's the exact same thing.

It's the company you keep.

This is a wisdom Marxists have understood for hun over a hundred years.

And they act like we're stupid when we point it out, and they act like we're ridiculous when we point this out.

Well, keep speculating and keep gambling and going bankrupt, bitch.

Sorry, guys, for swearing.

Anyway, look at what happened at the RNC.

The Teamsters gave a speech.

Let's watch it.

I didn't watch the full speech and we're gonna watch it now together.

As a community, so let's watch it.

The Teamsters gives a speech first time at the Republican convention.

That's crazy.

But you want to know who predicted this.

I did.

I predicted it.

I predicted it last year, before october seventh.

I predicted this before October 7th.

I said one of the things that Joe Sims and the CPUSA leadership are still hanging on by a thread is like, well, look, the Democrats are really bad, but they're still the party of labor.

And I predicted I could see it's like, well, not really.

You know, the unions, I could see the sentiment on the ground of union members.

It's not necessarily pro-Trump, but it's definitely not pro-Democrat.

And there's a lot who are pro-Trump.

So when you combine those two things,

You can see the labor movement is not really Democrat anymore.

It's not solidly Democrat by any means.

I I predicted the labor movement will probably go more for Trump.

And I predicted that.

I also want to thank President Donald Trump for opening the RNC's doors to the Teamsters Union and inviting me to speak before you tonight.

I travel all across this country and meet with my members every week.

You know what I see?

An American worker being taken for granted.

Workers being sold out to big is it me or just does Trump look so happy he's about to cry?

By the way, there's something I want to say.

Uh Jackson apparently has pissed off a lot of people.

'Cause of his tweets.

Uh, his real tweets being a bodyguard for Trump.

So everyone who's really mad at Jackson's tweets, I want to reassure you that that was not a real photo.

Because a lot of people are upset and they're like, Why does Jackson support Trump now?

Why does he support Trump?

And I I want to be the one to t because I'm the autism handler, so I have to talk to the autistics.

It's not a real photo, it's actually fake.

And the the the idea behind it is that it's funny because it's a joke.

He doesn't actually support Trump.

But it's funny.

Just like Chinese social media memes about Trump, but they don't actually support him.

It's like the same thing.

It's just like a meme.

It's not you shouldn't really read it read into it.

Jackson's views have not changed.

Um, he is clearly everyone's talking about this event, and he decided to make fun of.

you know, in a way, make fun of Trump a little bit.

And I don't

I want to reassure everyone who is concerned about it that it's not a real tweet.

Jackson isn't actually Trump's bodyguard.

The photo of Trump with an AR-15, it wasn't real.

I know it looks real because AI is getting crazy, but it's not real, so don't worry about it.

Banks, big tech, corporates, and the elite.

And I'm not the only one who sees this.

Everyday families see it.

The American people aren't stupid.

They know the system is broken.

We all know how Washington is run.

Working people have no chance of winning this fight.

That's why I'm here today, because I refuse to keep doing the same things my predecessors did.

Today, today the teachers are here to say we are not beholden to anyone or any party.

We will create an agenda and work with a bipartisan coalition ready to accomplish something real for the American worker.

And I don't care about getting criticized.

It's an honor to be the first Teamster in our 121-year history to address the Republican National Convention.

You know, this is how you know something's going on with the mafia.

It's like.

The Democrat Teamsters, all that stuff, you know, that's organized crime is going on.

I'm not slandering the Teamsters, I'm just telling you how it is historically.

It was a well-oiled machine.

You know, something changed.

I don't know which mob boss, what wars have happened, but now that's no longer the case.

See, the Democrat unions, a lot of that was, you know, organized crime, well-oiled machines.

That's gone now.

Something changed.

You know what happened?

Uh.

They wanted to do DEI with the mob.

They were like, you know, fat Tony, we don't need fat Tony.

We need a fat transgender.

Woman of colour to be the mob boss now.

And they say higher ups or and they say, Okay, fuck this So they pack their bags and they're now they're going for the Republicans now.

Months ago.

I asked the RNC and the DNC for the opportunity to speak.

To be frank, when President Trump invited me to speak at this convention, there was political unrest on the left and on the right.

Hard to believe.

Anti-union groups demanded the president rescind his invitation.

The left You know, look, it's not a bad thing that this happened.

All right?

Let's keep the bigger picture in line.

You know, because look, we n we know about social chauvinism.

The unions b have been social chauvinists for a long time.

And they could very well conform to that role under Trump if we go to World War III and they're on board for, you know.

So let's be realistic, but let's simultaneously also be nuanced and say this is a nice thing.

You know, it's nice that there's new avenues of possibility, there's new political realignments going on.

The most important thing is they've been severed from the Democrats.

That's the important thing.

Because look, the Republican Party is anti-union, and Trump personally intervenes here and says no, we're going to have him and he's leveraging his power to do that.

So the the good news isn't that the Republican Party is going to become pro-Union.

The good news is that there's a political realignment going on and it's opening avenues of possibility that weren't there before.

You know, this is what MAGA communism was always about.

It wasn't about supporting Republicans.

It wasn't even about supporting Trump.

It was just about understanding that this Democrat machine is busted.

It's done.

It's done.

It's not.

It's not like the CPUSA's line of like, you know, democracy is the Democratic Party.

It's like, well, no, right now democracy is MAGA.

Like it or hate it.

And democracy is not always great or good.

But love it or hate it.

The form of popular sovereignty that's forming is based in MAGA.

And, you know, and that's being reflected in how the labor movement is, you know.

Is so heavily maga on the rank and file.

And it's being reflected here, where, you know, there's new political you know, someone said something to criticize me, but I I think it was a misguided criticism.

Uh but I I I agreed with it actually.

But 'cause it wasn't a criticism of me, they thought it was, but I agreed with what they said.

They said the college campus pro-Palestine protesters, I want to see the new subjectivity that this creates, the new political s I want to see what new political subjectivity could this help develop.

And my sentiments are the same here as well.

Just like I agree with that, with what they said about the college kids, here too.

I'm interested in what new political subjectivities could arise from this new strange thing going on, right?

Historically strange.

So that's my take.

Called me a traitor.

And this is precisely why it's so important for me to be here today.

Think about this.

Think about this.

The teachers are doing something correct.

If the extremes in both parties

Trump came to Detroit and spoke to the unions, and I went and I talked to people and I filmed it.

And I was literally, I literally predicted all of this.

But anyway, uh I didn't upload it because of October 7th.

Uh and I don't know if I'm gonna upload it at this point.

Supposed to make a tweet.

Yeah, we'll do it right after this clip.

So be on standby for that.

Think I shouldn't be on this stage.

President Trump.

Had the backbone to open the doors to this Republican convention, and that's unprecedented.

No other nominee in the race would have invited the Teamsters into this arena.

Now, you can have whatever opinion you want, but one thing is clear.

President Trump is a candidate who is not afraid of hearing from new, loud, and often critical voices.

And I think we all can agree whether people like him or they don't like him, in light of what happened to him on Saturday, he has proven to be one tough SOB.

Yeah, I don't know if that's not the full speech, I don't know, but uh

I want to watch the full speech.

That was only part of it.

Let me tell y'all something.

Uh.

After that Trump assassination, it's like, you know, MAGA is the only game in town.

So much so that we're in a post-MAGA era now.

MAGA communism is kind of superfluous now because it's like, well, MAGA is already.

It's historically completed its mission, and it's the default form American politics takes right now.

Love it or hate it.

I'm not talking about Trump's cult of personality.

I'm talking about like the old way of pre-Trump way of doing politics is totally dead, culturally speaking.

It's totally dead.

Politics now is.

Um

You know, it's partisan.

What can I say?

To open the doors to this Republican convention, and that's unprecedented.

Trump is a candidate who is not afraid of hearing

Now, you can have whatever opinion you want, but one thing is clear.

President Trump is a candidate who is not afraid of hearing from new, loud, and often critical voices.

And I think we all can agree whether people like him or they don't like him, in light of what happened to him on Saturday, he has proven to be one tough SOB.

You guys wanna know some crazy shit?

My commentary about the debate was uploaded to Chinese social media.

And it got over 200,000 views.

Billy Billy, over 200,000 views.

And a lot of the comments were critical of me.

Guess why?

Because I was too critical of Trump.

The comments were criticizing me for being too anti-Trump.

I shit not.

I shit you not.

They like Trump more than the actual MAGA Communist Haas.

I still stand on what I say, but it's like I was getting flack from Chinese netizens for criticizing Trump.

It's fucking crazy.

When I won the presidency of the Teams is in a national that shouldn't pressure us because we're the Americans who know our shit.

We're the Americans.

So we shouldn't get pressure, but I'm just saying it just goes to show.

Like, I get so much flack for being a MAGA communist here.

And it's like, if only you knew how Chinese people think, because holy shit.

Um but no, let's keep let's let's let's keep the integrity of our position because we are the ones who understand America the best.

But I'm just saying it's like it's crazy in terms of, I'm saying this just shows how, look.

I think leftists are anti Trump just because they're like politically correct or whatever, right?

It's a knee-jerk reaction.

We are anti-Trump in a principled way or a more refined way, right?

We don't have Trump derangement syndrome, it's just like we have a very mature post Trump, post MAGA perspective.

But it's not taboo and by and none of the taboos that exist here exist in China.

None of the political correctness, none of the kind of like knee-jerk Beiswo stuff.

So, like, you know, there's no one's, I'm getting canceled for being too leftist over there, you know?

Even though it's not where I'm coming from, it's like it just goes to show how different it is.

Election two and a half years ago, we started reaching across the aisle.

In the past, the teachers have endorsed GOB candidates, including Nixon, Reagan, and George H.W.

Bush.

But over the last 40 years, the Republican Party has really Can I tell you guys why personally I will never support Trump?

I will never support him, no matter what.

Because of Solomoni.

Because and and and because he still brags about it to this day too.

It's Solemani.

I will never be a Trump supporter because of Soleimani.

And I will go to my grave having that position.

He committed a fucking crime.

I don't care about political correctness.

I don't care about any of the things leftists care about.

I don't care about J6.

That was a hilarious thing.

You know, no problem with J6.

I have no problem with Trump's, you know, controversial whatever stuff domestically, but killing Soleimani.

I will never forgive that.

You know, it's a different thing.

And there's a parochial reason for that as well.

You know, it's not just.

It's not just principled.

It's also honestly, there is like a thing where it's like

Solomani was a hero of my people.

He was a hero of my people.

You know.

Um you got to understand something.

I'm not a sectarian.

I'm not a sectarian, but there is a thing where it's like

You know

the the the Shia in Lebanon, they were like treated like dirt.

Nobody recognized them.

They had no credibility, you know?

They were like totally just like total garbage.

In the modern era.

And it's like Solomani in part represented this revolution and this awakening where suddenly they're thrown onto the world stage and he's associated with that.

And he it's like a I try not to think parochially and e ethno-narcissism, I don't like any of that, but it's like

I can really see the reason I can't support Trump ever is really because it's like.

I have that perspective, so I know what he did was really that fucking bad.

It's not because I'm taking it personally.

It's more like I know that perspective.

I cannot fucking support Trump after that.

It's unforgivable, you know?

Just unforgivable.

Like Solimani was considered a hero.

And can't support him.

It's not that it changes my sober analysis objectively, it's just more like I personally, on my honor, can never support Trump.

It's a matter of honor for me.

Like, I can't ever support him.

Um

Maybe if he apologized and repent if he apologized and repented, I would I could forgive him.

But he's not gonna do that, you know?

Would you ever have a conversation with him?

No.

Isn't that fucked up of me?

I would tell Jackson to do it.

I would have no issue with Jackson doing it.

I personally, on my honor, could not do it.

That's how fucking, like, deep it is.

You may you may think I'm bullshitting, but I'm literally not.

If I was handed the opportunity to talk to Trump, I'd say no, have Jackson do it.

I'm not gonna fucking talk to him.

'Cause I literally couldn't.

I literally couldn't on my honor.

Really pursued strong relationships with organized labor.

As a Sunni, Iran persecuted us for being Sunni, so we hate them.

Look, I mean, that may be true.

That may not be true.

I'm not asking you.

That's why I'm saying Jackson can talk to him.

You don't have to feel the same way that I do, but it's an honor thing for me.

It's just really about honor.

It's a personal honor thing.

You know, I'm not saying everybody has to be just like me.

I'm not saying you have no honor.

I'm saying it may not be that much a question of your personal honor as much as it is mine.

You know, it's like it's very cucked if I were to like talk to Trump and start praising him and grovel at his feet.

Whereas when like, you know, he did that shit.

That's that's just how I feel about it.

There are some in the party who stand in active opposition to labor unions.

This too must change.

See how mature I am though?

It's like I can look past that and see Trump represent something bigger for America.

That's why I'm not offended by people who are pro-Trump.

They don't offend me.

It's not that that doesn't offend me.

It doesn't step on my toes if you're pro-Trump.

It's just personally speaking, I can't fuck with him.

It's kind of that type of thing.

And I want to be clear.

At the end of the day, the teamsters are not interested if you have a D, R or an I next to your name.

We want to know one thing.

What are you doing to help American workers?

As a negotiator, I know that no window or door should ever be permanently shut.

In my administration, the Teamsters reach out to eight Republican senators who stood up for railroad Teamsters over a fight for paid sick leave.

Josh Hawley was one of them.

We started talking.

Senator Hawley changed his position on national right to work.

Then we started walking.

Senator Hawley walked a Teamster's picket line in St.

Louis and a UAW picket line in Wentzville, Missouri.

More than that, I want to recognize Senator Hawley for his direct, relentless, and pointed questioning of corporate talking heads, lawyers, CEOs, and apologists.

He has shown.

He is not willing to accept their pillaging of working people's pocketbooks.

I know from a career in negotiating that you get nowhere by slamming your fist on the table.

The first step is to listen.

The teamsters and the GOP make-I realize it's kind of best for me to shut my mouth a lot and just let events progress.

And speak for themselves.

It's like, yeah, I knew this would happen.

I did start talking about it and then people gave me flack.

So I was just like, you know, I'll shut up about it.

And then I'll leave you with the pieces to pick up the pieces of like why are why is corporate America backing the Democrats?

And meanwhile, the Teamsters are being received warmly by Trump.

And why, your cognitive dissonance can deal with that.

Already we have Black Red Guard posting Jay Sakai as his way of coping with this.

Good luck.

Really, good luck with that.

Good luck with that.

I wish you good luck.

It's your cognitive dissonance.

There's a political realignment going on.

You know, the Gen Z boss and a mini is literally associated with the bosses now.

Okay, corporate America is woke, liberal, and pro-Democrat by and large.

So you can be Gen Z boss and a mini and go break picket lines and hire scabs.

And that's what those type of people are doing.

And meanwhile, there's a total cultural.

Flipping and flipping of the script that seems like it's going on.

And I will leave you to deal with that.

And I will just not care about it because I already know about it.

There you go.

I'm not the prophet evangelizing this reality.

It's just happening.

And I just tried to point it out.

But apparently, you know, that angers you.

I don't want to be the target of your anger.

Just let reality itself be something you're angry at.

We don't agree on many issues, but a growing group has shown the courage to sit down and kick.

Again, I'm not saying Trump is pro-worker.

I'm not saying, you know, we have to support Trump.

I'm not saying any of that.

I'm just giving you an objective observation.

The labor movement is not solidly Democrat anymore.

And but but Gen Z boss in a mini is.

Catch my drift.

That's a thing that's going on.

Yeah, I can make sense of that.

Of course I I mean I coined the term MAGA communism because I'm saying communism is not going to develop from Gen Z Boston and Mini Ja that's not where it's gonna take root, okay?

I know where it's gonna take root and so do you now, but you know, whatever.

To each their own, I guess.

Which of you that aren't funded by big money think tanks?

Senators like J.D.

Vance, Roger Marshall,

And representatives Nicole Maliatakis, Mike Lawler, and Brian Fitzpatrick are among elected officials who truly care about working people.

And this group is expanding and is putting fear into those who have monopolized our very broken system.

I'm not really celebrating this, I'm just observing it.

I predicted it, I knew it.

What I you know, what I'm getting from it though is uh mixed feelings because it's like

Don't think that the Republican Party is

has no basis in Monopoly Capital.

'Cause it does.

And once you start following the money to see who's backing the Republicans through Peter Thiel and you know, Alex Karp or whatever, guys that Logo talks about,

You start to kinda realize there's this unholy alliance of the DOD and Silicon Valley.

Something's fishy with it, and you don't wanna trust any of it.

Uh j you know, J D Vance, Peter Teal, Steve Bannon.

no good.

Okay.

They're embedded and embroiled with British intelligence.

You know who told me that?

It was uh Daniel Burke s two years ago.

He told me that two years ago.

Someone linked the stream where I had Daniel Burke on two years ago and he mentioned that and I just remember it.

I'm like, wow.

Uh so the LaRushites called it.

When it comes to JD VATs,

The LaRouche people called it, I guess, you know?

Rezes, what's up?

Mm.

So did RTSG.

Yeah, true.

In America today.

They called it because they knew, because they themselves knew know Roger Stone and they like have their own people who gather like information about this shit.

That's how they knew.

It's not because LaRouche's theories are correct.

It's literally just because

Like they they they know what's going on up there.

Not entirely, but enough to know that like Peter Thiel is making the big moves.

I like LaRouche and I coined the idea of MAGA communism.

Real Breezy, who the f really?

You didn't who you didn't coin it.

What are you talking about?

Genghis you didn't didn't either Orvo or Genghis Kanye did.

Orvo and I'm an attorney.

What am I supposed to fucking make of that?

It was Orvo.

Orvo did it.

And it was Orvo did it on accident, all right?

I didn't know Orvo said the phrase first.

On both sides.

You're sharter 20s.

He's not.

He's a one-month subscriber.

You know what I appreciate, guys?

Use the same damn names in Discord and on Kik.

Because he's clearly an OG.

I just don't know who he is.

I mean, I recognize him in chat, but like, I don't know who he is in Discord or anything.

Still caught up on Twitter.

In knee-jerk reactions to unions who subscribe to the same tired claptrap.

The most cursed era of infrared, I have to say.

Was like all this Larous na uh madness.

Specifically space LaRouse.

And everything related to that was just such a cursed, disastrous, and uh regrettable time.

And I would, it started freaking me out.

I was starting to get freaked out.

I'm not gonna lie.

I was starting to be like, what is going on with these weird people?

Just a lot of weirdos like Space LaRouche.

And I was like, yeah, this wasn't my vibe.

This wasn't, this isn't it.

Okay.

It was like, get out.

Yeah, it was.

That unions destroy American companies.

Take a moment to consider United Postal Service, which is the largest private.

The video they took was the final straw.

And that was the that started the LaRouche purges.

Space LaRouche's videos started the LaRouche purges.

We totally disavowed everything after that.

We were like, you know what?

Enough's enough.

And then the infra wiki and how disastrous the infra wiki was.

That was another thing where I was like, okay.

Yeah, we need a we need a it's not that we hate them, it's like I'm sick of like the nonsense.

Having this much of a presence, okay, this is infrared.

This is Marxism-Leninism in the age of multipolarity in the post-COVID world.

We have a unique vision, we have a unique vibe.

That's infrared, we're gonna stand on that, we're gonna assert that, all right?

The InfraWiki was retarded before I launched a campaign to clean it up.

It was so fucking stupid and bad, you have to know what I'm talking about.

And yes, a lot of weird entries were in that wiki that made no sense.

The LaRouche pages.

I don't understand any of it.

We had to fully get rid of all that.

Logistics company, and it's been unionized for more than 100 years.

More than 350,000 people.

Why is the art in the server so bad?

You know, you know, I don't know why.

I don't.

There's like two, there's like four people who know how to make good stuff.

Jesus Mortiscle is one of them.

And then it's just like people make dog shit, and it's a crisis of common sense.

The crisis of I want this is the current era of the IGG is called the crisis of common sense, where people are losing their minds and losing their common sense.

The snake, and what inspired me to realize that is the snake thing.

That snake image I showed you, where the where I told people to make I commissioned an image, and I commissioned the snake image, and that's what they made.

The Crisis of Common Sense

the crisis of common sense,

Teamsters, make it run.

We work for good middle-class wages, quality health care and secure pensions.

There are work rules that ensure fairness and due process for both sides.

UPS is the most efficient package delivery company in the world.

But let's not forget that UPS doesn't provide these great wages and benefits out of the kindness of its heart.

UPS does it because the Teams has fight for it, all 350,000 of us.

You know, corporatists hate when working people join together to form unions.

But for a century, major employers have waged.

Wait, Breezy is actually Charter 27, like the Charter 27.

It's a war against labor by forming corporate unions of their own.

We need to call the Chamber of Commerce and the business roundtables what they are.

They are unions for big business.

And here's another fact.

Against gigantic multinational corporations, an individual worker has zero power.

It's only when Americans band together in democratic unions that we win real improvements on wages, benefits, and working conditions.

Companies like Amazon are bigger than most national economies.

Amazon is valued over $2 trillion.

That makes it the 14th largest economy in the world.

What is sickening is that Amazon has abandoned any national allegiance.

Amazon's sole focus is on lining its own pockets.

Remember, elites have no party.

Elites have no nation.

Their loyalty is to the balance sheet and the stock price at the expense of the American right now.

He's seeing that my rhetoric is actually what is taken seriously by adults.

And he's crying and shitting in his pants that he's not talking and seething about Jews.

He's actually talking about meat and potato shit.

Crazy.

Crazy.

You know.

By the way, this is you know, you kn it's not that we're celebrating, it's kind of like, look, this was what my I need to specify what I mean.

MAGA communism is not that far.

Like we're supporting Trump.

It's not that deep.

It's just like understanding how we're entering a post-global era, post-globalist era, if you want to call it that, multipolar era, where American communism has to be framed in terms of popular sovereignty, which is also the same thing as national sovereignty.

That's all it means.

So, for example, all of us left-wingers, we liked when Bernie Sanders started talking about class struggle and like, you know.

The 1% from Occupy.

We all like that.

So Occupy Wall Street changed the frame in which we understand how Communist consciousness is going to develop in this country.

Doesn't mean we support the leaders of Occupy Wall Street.

Doesn't mean we supported the Democratic Party or even Bernie Sanders himself.

We just understand

It's like there's a trail to communist consciousness, and what is that trail going to look like, right?

So, Maga communism is just like, it's just adding to that and saying, and it's going to be framed in terms of national sovereignty, just like it is in Russia with the KPRF, just like it is around the world with the major communist parties around the world.

It's going to be similar.

there's that's not prescriptive.

That's not one way or another.

What that looks like, we don't know.

That that doesn't mean it's going to be trade wars with China.

That doesn't mean one thing or another.

It just all it means is

We're going to say the capitalist class is not loyal to America.

You know, we're going to say instead of fighting foreign wars, let's build up America.

We're going to say, you know, fight for the American worker.

That's not because we hate other countries, by the way.

It's just a new form of popular sovereignty which is no longer, which is digital, but no longer global.

See, the hashtag revolution of the 2010s, that was a new form of popular sovereignty, but it was global.

You see, they had the Arab Spring.

They had all the whole world saw social media, all these color revolutions as a new voice of the global citizens.

Well, that was just some bourgeois cosmopolitan nonsense.

Now we're going back to reality.

Now is this kind of.

return of, you know, the concrete reality of the national context of politics.

It doesn't mean you're against other nations.

It just means you're taking responsibility for your country rather than laying claim to the entire planet simultaneously at once.

So that's the new era we're living, and that was Xi Jinping thought as well.

Xi Jinping thought it's not severing ties with the world, but it is saying, you know.

This is a new era of national responsibility, also a new era of bilateral response.

So we can understand that and simultaneously say we're against what Trump did to Soleimani, we're against the things Trump has actually done.

But the way you frame that is what's changed.

We frame it like we committed a dishonorable act, let's say, against Iran.

So that's a bilateral relation, but no longer w we're not any longer going to use the language of universal moral human rights, like from the color revolutions of the twenty tens.

It's going to be more based on responsibility for your nation's actions and how it treats other nations.

So that's what I mean.

It's exactly what Lenin was talking about when he was talking against national chauvinism.

He said you have a responsibility as an oppressor nation.

To be responsible for this situation and rectified and so on.

And that's what we believe in, no less.

You know, let me continue.

In my office in Washington, D.C.

I want to talk with Michael Hudson.

It's just a matter of when.

D.C., I can see the United States Capitol from my window.

I see well-intentioned people arrive in Washington and get eaten up by an unforgiving system.

The responsibility to average Americans take the tweet.

Let's make a tweet.

Since it's nighttime, it's got to be internationally focused.

Um, but you guys have to boost the shit out of it for it to gain it.

But we can do this, the boosts are easy, right?

Um

To

Alright, this is a simple tweet and you guys need to boost the fuck out of it to the moon and back.

Alright, let's get this to fucking one thousand likes now, instantly.

Um

Let's just boost the fuck out of it so we can 'cause I haven't tweeted in a while.

We need to get back on the algorithm.

Boost guys, you wanna know you're gonna see really soon why I've been fucking

Whipping you guys about the tweet shit.

You're gonna see really soon.

There's a reason for it.

It's not just because I'm trying to build my fucking brand.

I don't get ad revenue from Twitter.

Not trying to make money or build a fucking brand.

There's a reason I need to be on the algorithm on Twitter.

You're gonna see this weekend.

Anyway, guys, boost the shit out of this.

boost the fucking shit out of this.

You know, you boost it quickly, quickly.

We can't succeed without corporate help.

That's not true.

boost the shit out of this legendarily correct tweet.

Massive injection of likes.

I'm surprised it's not at 200 yet.

See, every time I do a tweet while streaming, we get the massive injection of likes that puts it on the algorithm.

You need to understand how Twitter works.

For it to be on the algorithm, you need a really fast injection of likes, really fast.

Then it gets put on people's algorithm.

Then, once the general audience sees it, they take it from there.

But you guys need to boost quick to just give that that injection.

This is how we build.

Understand?

Look at that.

200 in two.

You know what's fucking crazy, guys?

You know when I'd start the stream and I'm like, guys, 200 likes in 10 minutes, and you can't even do it.

But when we're live and everyone's here, in less than two minutes, we get it done.

So, y'all gotta work on that.

You know, clearly, we can do it.

It's just y'all are not on.

We could have the stream start in.

You see what this guy, guys, this is a two-minute intro.

Our stream intros can be two minutes long if you guys are just as on point.

You know, instead of twenty minutes, we could have them be two minutes.

But let's keep boost.

Let's get this to 1,000 likes.

All right, it's been three minutes.

We're at 244.

That's really good.

That's really good.

Let's see the impressions.

Uh this is really good.

This is really good.

And and and it don't it even have a thousand views yet.

I don't know.

This is kinda scary.

Um, you know what I'll do?

Because I'm gonna reward your guys's uh good behavior.

Boost, get this, guys, get this to one thousand.

All right, let's boost the fuck out of it.

Anyway, let me uh

Let me look at your guys' replies.

This is this is where we can see community replies and content.

Great.

Great stuff.

I mean, it's good to reply.

It's just good to reply in general.

But I'll look at the replies.

We'll do this like every stream, you know?

We'll do this like every stream.

Wow, that's so good.

Four three hundred likes in five minutes.

It's pretty good.

This is a very powerful community, but

Uh

Very good, guys.

Yeah, if you have a blue check, it's good to respond.

What if you start some streams of short speech on Twitter Live?

Yeah, I'll figure something out.

I'll figure something out.

But this is why I tell you this is why I'm so hard on you guys, 'cause I know you can do it.

It's just, uh, not everyone's coordinated.

Not everyone's coordinated.

But

Yeah.

This is by the way, this is all Jackson used to do.

He used to do this on stream.

Look at this guy, are you ready to get cucked by Andrew Wilson?

Um

You know what you are.

You're like a literal cockroach.

You don't even know who the fuck I am.

The fact that you say this, I know you don't know who I am.

You just don't know who I am.

Andrew Wilson's the guy I'm going to be debating.

And props to him for stepping up and taking the challenge.

Jay Dyer is a massive pussy.

Andrew Wilson will actually debate.

So I have a level of respect for him I don't have for 99.9999% of right-wingers.

I definitely don't respect this retard in my chat.

By the way, Andrew Wilson has.

We we've been uh coordinating in DMs about when the debate's gonna happen.

He's been he's been honorable.

I remember him from the past.

He conducted himself with honor.

Uh so, you know, he's not like Jay Dyer.

I I recognize honor, you know.

And you know what?

The debate we're going to have is going to be a good debate.

It's in the sense of like it's going to be.

It's going to be a welcome change.

It's going to be educational and informative.

It's going to be talking about the things that we should be talking about.

It's going to be what is the source of society's decay.

He's not a retard JQer.

I learned that.

He's not a retard JQer.

So we're going to actually be talking about the things that matter.

We're going to talk about, you know.

Um, what you're debating, Jay Dyer.

Jay Dyer ran from a debate with me.

He uh lied about his intentions.

At first, he said he didn't even want to debate me.

Then, uh, I finally pressured him enough to agree to accept a debate.

Only he said, Okay, we're gonna debate in one hour tonight.

And I was like, What?

No, we have to schedule a debate.

What are you talking about?

I was literally at that MAGA rally, by the way, filming that MAGA stuff.

I was like, No, you I'm literally not even home.

He's like, No, we're doing it in an hour or never.

I'm gonna go and say you ran from a debate with me, and so would his retard followers.

So I go home, I debate Jay Dyer, quote unquote, in the sense that he accepts me as speaker into his Twitter space, and then I, you know, I expose him for his dishonorable, dishonest conduct.

And then not two minutes pass where he didn't even let me get a sentence in.

But finally, when he did get let me get a sentence in, he felt very intellectually intimidated because I had to explain to him like what materialism is, like 101.

Like, he didn't know.

He didn't know that it's not empiricist reductionism, you know, it's something else.

And then he kicked me.

Then he kicked me, and then it was over.

So that was Jay Dyer, gay liar, as we like to call him.

I don't know.

I don't think Andrew Wilson is like that.

I think he actually will debate.

Jay Dyer is not.

Definitely doesn't have the balls for that kind of thing.

He is a huge, massive, massive pussy.

Like an extremely massive pussy.

Gay liar is.

Mmm 400 likes in nine minutes.

I think that's pretty good.

I think that's pretty good.

That is so nice.

Three thousand.

See?

Told you guys we got the massive injection boost.

Massive injection boost.

Mm.

I think we can boost to six hundred.

Should we wait till it gets to six hundred?

Uh

It's all about those massive injections.

It's all about, like, our community is not big enough to get it to like 5,000, but we can put it on the algorithm so the general public will boost it that high.

That's how it works, you know?

You got to have a massive injection in the beginning very quickly, and then it takes on by itself and it goes big by itself, you know?

Why do you ask for 600 when your likes reach 1K easily?

Because usually, um

At minimum, they'll reach 1k after a day.

At minimum.

But sometimes, if I'm saying before stream.

It's not always going to reach 1,000 before the stream in like two hours or three hours or four hours.

So that's why it's just a matter of when.

But, you know, you guys should just, and in all honesty, you should really just be giving it a huge boost, and then it will go viral by itself.

Usually, you just need that initial boost to do that.

Never save it for later.

When you see a tweet from me, never save it for later.

At minimum, like it.

At minimum, like it.

Don't wait for later to like it because it's the initial boost, it's the initial injection of uh likes that gets it gaining traction on the algorithm.

Um

And you know

You know, guys, the reason we have these debates and the reason we have MAGA communism and the reason we have all these things we like is because people have to pay attention to me.

They have to.

Thanks to you guys forcing them to.

Force them to pay attention to the con.

Force them to.

And they have to, right?

And that's you guys.

You guys believe this message needs to spread.

And it's not being given a fair appraisal.

And they would, if they had the ability to, they would ignore us.

That's what they would do.

They would ignore us if they could.

Because they don't want to deal with the tough questions I'm bringing to the table.

They don't want to answer to it.

So they would prefer to ignore us.

So it's on you guys to make sure they can't do that.

And you guys do a pretty good job, but you need to do better.

You always need to be doing better.

You know, you always need to be doing better.

Always need to be pushing it better, better, better, better.

Um

Like I said though, y'all are going to

Plan, plan it, okay?

Plan on being hyped up this weekend.

Plan on it.

Just plan on it.

Just plan on it.

See the Catholic priest and the fat guy with the lap dog and the Sikh lady.

You know, a lot of people were upset about the Seek lady.

But I really like Sikhs.

I don't see what the problem with Sikhs are.

I mean, I don't have a problem with Hindus, but I do have a problem with a certain liberal Brahmin

You know, bullshit that Silicon Valley loves.

I don't like that.

And it's very PMC coded.

But nobody should have an issue with Seeks.

First of all, um

Sikhs are

Very blue collar.

In Canada the truckers are Sikhs.

Sikhs are very hard workers and they're blue collar people.

They're not PMCs by and large.

They're blue collar.

They're very working class coded.

Uh Sikhs

Religiously, they're the same as Abrahamic religions in the sense that they're monotheistic and they believe in most of the Abrahamic prophets, if not all of them, I'm pretty sure.

So, if you're an Abraham, if you're a Christian or you're a Jew or you're a Muslim, why are you beefing with Sikhs?

They believe in our prophets, you know?

They don't?

No, I'm pretty sure they do.

Don't they?

Not all of 'em, but some of 'em at least.

Um and they're also monotheistic.

They're also monotheistic.

I know they're monotheistic.

Uh so yeah, I mean it's like

They have parts of the Quran in their holy book.

Exactly.

There you go.

There you go.

There you go.

They're pantheistic, not monotheistic.

I don't care.

Like, I don't give a shit.

So are Sufis, you could say.

It's monotheism.

All right?

It's monotheism.

Technically Hindus are monotheists too, it's just they don't emphasize it that strongly.

Also, Hinduism is not really a unified religion.

That's not true.

It's just a...

It's a name that encompasses a bunch of different practices.

Some of them are scams.

Some, you know, in India, there could be a guy who sets up a temple.

Lawn guy, what's up?

Like, there can be just some guy in India who sets up a temple.

And technically, it'll be considered a branch of Hinduism, but it's just some guy, like, setting up a shrine to, like, Donald Trump or something.

And it's like, people don't understand it.

That when they say Hindu, it's referring to a lot of different things.

You know?

So referring to a lot of different things.

A lot of different things.

I just don't like the liberal Brahmin, you know.

I also am not a big fan of the Tulsi Gabbard Hindufta nonsense.

I don't like that either.

I don't like the liberal Brahmins that come to this country and act like tethers.

That's what they're doing.

They're being tethers.

They're focusing on the affirmative action and they're focusing on being woke and all this stuff.

Like, I'm a woman of color.

Shut the fuck up.

You're a Brahmin from India.

Shut the fuck up.

You know, I don't like any of that shit.

If you're on the top cast in India, you're not an oppressed.

Get the fuck.

That's what you know.

The thing I like about the FBA.

I don't agree with everything.

I just, I like this idea where it's like, look, MLK was fighting for like, you know, equal rights for everybody regardless of their race.

And that was primarily a foundational black American thing.

And they had the civil rights movement.

And it was about slavery and it was about all these things.

And then these Brahmins from India came here and they're kind of like grifting off of it.

And it's like, ah, I don't like that shit.

I don't like when Arabs and Muslims do that too.

I don't like when they come and they grift off of the FBA legacy because it's just national nihilism and it's cosmopolitanism and it's nonsense.

And nobody likes it here either because everyone hates the term people of color.

Everybody hates this war.

You know, y'all aren't ready for this pill.

But you want to know something?

You want to know that this woke nonsense, this race stuff, they blame FBAs for that shit, but it it's not the truth.

You know, a lot of this decolonial shit, it came from these Brahmins.

It came from other people, immigrants who came here in 1980.

You know, and they were trying to milk civil rights so much.

See, Tariq is right about this shit.

He's like, the LGBT community and Tethers and all these other groups, they're milking civil rights that MLK gave us.

They're milking it dry and squeezing out every kind of piece of like.

Grievance politics they can to get money and to get careers and to get property and to get promoted in society.

And he's basically saying he's like, that wasn't the original intention.

See, like a lot of people don't like him because they're saying, oh, you know, he's a race baiter.

But it's like, when you think about it, he's talking about one of the root causes of all the shit we hate about race politics in America.

You know, like where they're like, they have to cast someone as this race or that race.

They have to rewrite history.

They have to do all this bullshit, 1619 nonsense.

It's like a lot of that is not FBA.

They're not the reason for that.

It's because civil rights.

Was good for its what it was intended for.

Like, that was good.

MLK was good.

But, like, afterwards, a lot of immigrants came and the LGBTs came and all these other groups came and they milked it dry and they exploited it for their own agendas.

Leaving foundational Americans, both black and white and brown, high and dry.

And I kind of see where that's coming from.

You know?

I see where that's coming from.

I don't agree with everything, but it's like, you know, there's a there's a kind of truth to that.

It's like they civil rights, you know, like in the Reconstruction era, Reconstruction was good.

But some people were trying to corrupt it, and that's why you had the carpet baggers and you had corruption going on.

And I feel like we're in the post-civil rights era where it's corrupt.

See, just like the Civil War, we don't want to go back to slavery.

And it's just like with civil rights.

We don't want to go pre-MLK to Jim Crow and segregation, but we're recognizing this is the corruption stage, you know.

Of the civil rights era, and we need a new era instead of just beating the dead horse.

If you guys think about all the major movies in American pop culture, it's really all about civil rights.

They're really milking it.

They're really milking it.

Because they're trying to I'll tell you why they're milking the civil rights era so much in media and all of society.

Because they're trying to distract us from the fact there's a new task in front of the American people now.

Now is the era of class struggle.

Now is the era, you know, of a new beginning.

For America, it's a new challenge we're faced with as the American people.

And it's like what Mark said about the nightmare weighing upon the minds of the living.

It's like they're distracting us from the new era by trying to rehash the struggles of old.

Civil rights is over.

Civil War is over.

Okay?

The 1776 revolution, over.

Anyone who's trying to milk these things way beyond their lifespan, that's corruption.

Because there's a new era we have that's awaiting us, a new challenge.

That's not to say we don't honor 1776.

That's not to say we don't honor the Civil Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation.

That's not to say we don't honor MLK.

We honor all of those things.

We embrace their legacy.

And that's not to say we don't recognize there's a thread of the promise, the dream of America that's unfinished throughout all these things.

We agree.

But there is a new era of American history.

the era of the working man, the era of the working class, the class struggle,

You saw it with Occupy Wall Street.

You saw it a little bit with Bernie Sanders.

And Trump kind of was playing off a lot of that energy, too.

That's the new era.

It's socialism, basically.

That's the new era of American politics.

The economic Bill of Rights, right?

The Poor People's March.

That's what they killed MLK for, by the way.

That's the new era of American history.

And the reason they're focusing on all the racial division stuff and the woke stuff and LGBT, whatever, all this other nonsense, is because they're trying to distract us from that.

Because there's a new revolution afoot.

It's not civil rights.

It's not civil war.

It's not 1776.

It's a new era, okay?

Based on popular sovereignty, socialism, for lack of a better

It's the trend, it's the death of capitalism, the rise of AI, you know, the fourth industrial revolution.

It's a new era, it's a new challenge.

And they're trying to distract us from taking responsibility for and facing that challenge.

So that's why we're getting all these movies and T V shows with all this virtue signaling, all this woke stuff we don't like, because they're overcompensating for the fact that.

We're living in a new age.

When you think about the word woke, all that really refers to when you think about it is them milking civil rights past its expiration date.

They're trying to apply the civil rights movement.

Lawn guy, what's up?

They're trying to basically apply the civil rights movement to all of these things that are unrelated to MLK's vision of civil rights.

They're trying to say that gender identity is a matter of civil rights.

You know, it's just nonsense.

They're trying to say that, oh, we still have racism, therefore we need to keep overextending the civil rights paradigm where it has no business.

You know, we need to have it, we need to have our movies be virtue signaling and punishing us.

They're trying to punish us for the fact that civil rights didn't solve racism.

So like America, even though we had the civil rights movement, you're still racist.

We still have these race problems.

So let's keep beating the dead horse and punishing you over it and rehashing the dramas of old.

And you know, this is, and then we have Black Lives Matter.

Oh, this is just like the civil rights movement of our grandparents.

It's the same thing.

And it's like, no, it's not.

That's a reactionary logic which sees like time as a cycle.

And you're saying, oh, nothing new is under the sun.

Just like my grandparents, this is the new one.

No, that's an old struggle.

It's over.

This is a new horizon of struggle.

It's not based in the civil rights paradigm.

It's not based in the Civil War.

It's not based in 1776.

It's a new chapter of American history that's about class struggle.

It's about economic sovereignty.

Okay?

It's about fucking paying rent.

It's about canceling your debt and making rent affordable and having health care and things like that.

That's our new horizon of struggle.

But they're throwing all this, they're trying to corrupt civil rights.

So that we avoid that problem and we blame all these other things.

You want to know why there's still racism in America?

Ask Tariq Nasheed.

Because you throw in all that your being virt your virtue signalling to black people, sure.

Where's the tangibles?

You want to know why we still have racism because there's a whole lot of talk, there's not a lot of tangibles.

Nobody likes hearing reparations because it sounds like Gavin Newsom giving people checks for free, which is a disaster.

And it sounds like you're punishing people for being white, and they're going to have to atone because they're white skin or because of what their ancestors did.

What it's really about is it's about addressing the fact that although Americans were recognized in our civil rights on paper, we're not recognized in terms of our economic needs.

We're not recognized in terms of the tangibles that we need as a country to survive.

We're not recognized in terms of the tangibles.

that make it possible for us to exist as a nation.

Both for black people and for everyone else.

Because MLK's civil rights didn't just apply to black people, it applied to everyone else too.

It's just that it got exploited and corrupted, and too many other peop too many people are milking it.

They're milking it dry, right?

Um

And that's what we're seeing now.

It's like we have racism.

Because we don't because Americans

don't have economic dignity.

And so we're attacking each other racially now because we're distracting ourselves from the fact it's the capitalists screwing us over.

'Kay.

No tangibles.

A lot of yeah, they're putting black women in the acolyte and ruining T V and and and movies and stuff by having this like out of place virtue signaling nonsense.

But and it's because they're overcompensating for the fact that at the economic level it's so unjust.

They want to be so pure and just and virtue signal because they're trying to distract you from the fact that private capitalists literally own our souls and own the air we breathe.

So we want to create full equality in everything but economics.

You know, let's make it so that fucking Star Wars is about, you know, everyone fairness for everyone in this really ridiculous way that's not even like.

In reality.

And retards like James Lindsay will sit here and be like, that's Marxism.

That's just cultural Marxism.

And it's like it's cultural Marxism.

Can't you see they're overcompensating for something?

Can't you see the liberal woke is overcompensating for something?

They're overcompensating for what?

D and C rigging the primaries against Sanders.

The way they destroyed Occupy Wall Street, which they used identity politics to, by the way.

the way they're trying to distract you from the tangibles.

Economic populism, left-wing economic populism.

That's what they don't want you having your sites focused on.

They have you they prefer you bitching about Star Wars.

You see, they love the quartering.

They love it if you're just sitting there bitching about your video games and your movies.

They hate it when you start coming for their pocketbooks, when you start talking about the ownership question.

That's what they don't like.

'Cause if we could just address the ownership question, we wouldn't have to overthink all these other things.

You know, we really wouldn't.

Wouldn't have to overthink all these other things.

It's like, no, you don't have to overthink it.

You don't have to go that far and

Gender and all this.

Y yeah, yeah, people are pe people would be satisfied enough with life where they wouldn't overthink what gender they are to such an extent that they're wondering if men can have menstrual cycles or something.

Like, no, it's this is kind of like to you're you're just overthinking it because clearly there's something more fucking simple that's wrong, you know, with how shit is.

And then the right wing backlash, they're also overthinking it.

They're like, oh, this must mean that Adolf Hitler was right and we have to support it.

And it's like, well, no.

Well, no, actually.

Uh, you're just, there's a big thing, there's a big elephant in the room everyone's ignoring.

That's really, it's always a big elephant in the room they're all ignoring together.

The right-wingers and the lib leftists, they're all ignoring the elephant in the room.

The elephant in the room is the fucking fundamentals, the tangibles, okay?

The things that actually fucking feed people, the ownership question.

That's what they're missing.

The ownership, you know, Bread Tube.

Formed because they were like, Yeah, we're against identity politics, let's get that bread.

But they didn't care about the bread, they cared about workplace democracy.

They just applied political liberalism to economics and the workplace.

No, it's not about workplace democracy because that implies the bourgeois liberal, write this down, metaphysical distrust in reality so that we have to vote on everything in order to ensure the common good is being fulfilled.

And BreadTube, it was founded upon the idea that communist states were abusing their power and not actually getting the bread in a way that satisfied everyone's interests because it wasn't democratic enough.

So, BreadTube was democratic socialism.

It's just bourgeois liberalism combined with the idea it should apply to economics.

We actually believe in getting the real tangibles, the real bread, which is founded upon a different view, right?

Which is that a people's dictatorship, a proletarian dictatorship, can, in an authoritarian way, make sure that the tangibles are owned by the people.

We don't need to vote on it.

We just need the purport that it exists for that express purpose.

And then it's on us to deal with corruption and abuses of power.

But you can't systemically kneecap the ability for a state to effectively own its resources just because you're worried about an abuse of power.

There will be an abuse of power, or there won't.

It's on us to remain vigilant and keep our governments in line.

But you can't rig your system to prevent that outcome from the beginning because then you're going to prevent it from being able to do the things it does to be competent and effective.

China's a good example.

China has something called they have state-owned enterprises and they're run like businesses, but they're owned by the state.

And they exist on the basis of a purport of serving the common good and the people's interests.

Now, were they always managed in that way?

For the most part, yes.

But was there corruption sometimes?

Yes, there was.

But because they have that purport, eventually someone like Xi Jinping will come along and clear out the corruption and clear them out very effectively, too.

The only way.

You can avoid that is you have to collapse and coup the state.

You know where that happened is the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Constitution, the Soviet state, it had the purport that the state dictatorship will own all of the means of production in the name of the people.

On paper, that's what they had on paper.

Now, was there some corruption?

Sure.

But it could never get so out of hand because there was still this purport that was on paper they had to abide by.

It was only when they dissolve the Soviet Union and scrap their constitution and scrap that purport that these state officials, they become oligarchs.

You know, they openly become anti-communists and openly become anti-Soviet.

See, it's on the proletarian.

That's why Mao launched the Cultural Revolution, by the way, because the masses have to be the base of the proletarian dictatorship.

It needs to be based on genuine belief, visionary belief.

Nobody believed in the system in the Soviet Union.

They were cynical.

After Khrushchev denounces Stalin and totally lies and just destroys the moral foundation of the state.

So what happened was a natural consequence.

So you need to have the moral integrity in place.

You need to have the morale in place.

You need to have the belief in place.

You need to have the actual sincere vision, belief of the common future in place.

And even if there's corruption that's slipping through the cracks, it's okay.

It's never going to go out of control to where it is like how we have now, because then they're going to have to coup the state and dissolve it.

As long as there's an armed people's militia, as long as there's a bedrock, firm support in the masses, they will never be able to do that.

There will always be a strong base of support that communist leaders can look to to prevent these kind of coups.

You know, the Soviet Union, when they were dissolving it, Gorbachev, there were still firm elements in the Soviet state that were uncorrupted.

They were in the KGB primarily, actually.

And they were the hardliners within the party.

They had that combination.

And the reason they couldn't stop Gorbachev is because they didn't have enough of a base of support in the masses, because the masses didn't have the morale and the belief at this time.

So when they attempted to prevent Gorbachev's dissolution of the Soviet Union, they were stopped and they were thwarted by Yeltsin.

Yeltsin stopped them because Yeltsin, what he did is he rallied the people in Moscow and he said they're trying to do a coup against us.

This was before this was in 1990, I think.

This was before Yeltsin sent tanks against Parliament in 93.

But he rallied the masses in Moscow to say, Oh, they're trying to do a coup, let's stop them.

Let's they were LARPing democracy nonsense.

Only later the Soviet people realized they made a big fucking mistake, right?

So that's why you need morale, you need belief and conviction among the masses themselves.

They need to believe in it, or else it's not going to work.

As long as the masses believe in the system.

As long as the masses believe in the system, it will never, power will never corrupt absolutely.

Okay?

As long as the masses believe in the system.

And for the masses to believe in the system, there need to be leaders that have the courage to speak the truth to the masses.

They have to have the courage to maintain the integrity of the ideas and effectively present them to the masses.

That's what Stalin was.

But Khrushchev came and he betrayed the masses, crushing their morale.

He lied about Stalin.

All of a sudden, everyone lost faith in the system.

And you know, Stalin had plans for the party to become a moral, spiritual guiding force that had less power and the Soviet system itself of democracy would have more power.

And Stalin said the party should focus completely on spiritual and moral leadership, actually effectively convincing and maintaining the faith of the masses in the communist future.

By having this effective way of, you know, based on conviction, believing in this shared future of common prosperity.

That was Stalin's plan for the party.

In order for him to be able to do that, he was planning a massive second purge to get rid of these corrupt guys like Khrushchev and the rest.

He died too early.

We can only speculate how he died.

But that was his plan.

700 reached.

That's pretty good.

That's pretty good.

Uh we reached seven hundred in

Thirty-seven minutes.

I think that's pretty solid, guys.

Let's uh go back to the Teamsters thing.

Once if you guys are liking the energy for today's stream.

I know the the debate I did with Joel Davis

Uh it's not on YouTube yet.

So

you know, you're having sh it's too long also.

If you like clips from this, clip it.

Clip it, clip it, clip it.

Okay?

Clip it.

We can all agree DC is a pretty treacherous area.

Most legislation is never meant to go anywhere and it's all talk.

And in America, talk isn't cheap.

It's very expensive and it comes at the cost of our own country.

Working people know our system is broken.

The elites are not laboring on behalf of workers.

There is a political caste system that prevents citizens from accessing their representatives to hold them accountable.

For a moment in time, working people in America were seen as essential.

Sadly, it took a global pandemic for political and corporate elites to notice this fact.

But ask yourself this question.

Since the end of the pandemic, when was the last time you heard major news outlets regularly refer to workers as essential?

You haven't.

The men and women who provide goods and services, deliver packages, stock grocery shelves, care for patients, pick up your trash, and keep our communities safe are taken for granted.

All the while, the stock market booms, housing prices hit record highs, and corporate salaries skyrocket.

But the income of everyday Americans are shrinking in the face of inflation at the gas pumps, at the grocery store, with the electrical bill, and with the car insurance.

This has got to change.

Never forget, American workers own this nation.

I like that rhetoric.

I'll tell you that I like the rhetoric.

We are not renters.

We are not tenants, but the corporate elite treat us like squatters, and that is a crime.

We've got to fix it.

Now this will shock you, this will shock you, to paraphrase Senator Mark Wayne Mullen.

It's time for both sides of Congress to stand their butts up.

We need trade policies that put American workers first.

It needs to be easier for companies to remain in America.

We need legal protections that make it safer for workers to get a contract.

We must stop corporations from abandoning local communities to inflate their bottom line.

We need meaningful bankruptcy reform.

Today, corporate vultures buy up companies like Yellow Freight with the intent of driving them into bankruptcy and feasting on their remains.

The courts leave workers begging for crumbs as third tear creditors.

Labor law must be reformed.

Americans vote for a union but can never get a union contract.

Companies fire workers who try to join unions and hide behind toothless laws that are meant to protect working people but are manipulated to benefit corporations.

This is economic terrorism at its best.

An individual cannot withstand such an assault.

A fired worker cannot afford corporate delays and these greedy employers know it.

There are no consequences for the company, only the worker.

We need corporate welfare reform.

Under our current system, massive companies like Amazon, Uber, Lyft, and Walmart take zero responsibilities for the workers they employ.

These companies offer no real health insurance, no retirement benefits, no pay leave, relying on underfunded public assistance.

And who foots the bill?

The individual taxpayer.

The biggest recipients of welfare in this country are corporations, and this is real corruption.

We must put workers first.

What could be more important to the security of our nation than a long-term investment in the American worker?

In twenty twenty one, Teams nationwide elected me to fight for them, and that's precisely what I'm doing.

Something is wrong in this country, and we need to say it out loud.

I will always speak for America and the American worker, both union and non-union.

I challenge each and every one of you, and especially my friends on the Democratic side, to embrace cooperation, to truly collaborate to achieve meaningful and productive change, to ensure we make this great nation, in this world, the bigger, faster and strongest nation in the entire world.

I love this country.

The Chieftains love this country.

Our 1.3 million members move America on the roads, in the ports, on the rail, and in the air.

And at the end of the day, if the powers to be stop me from raising my voice on behalf of American workers, I will not have one single regret.

I still carry my commercial driver's license.

I still have my place on the union seniority list.

You'll find me back in Boston driving a tractor trailer, delivering equipment for Shaughnessy and Ahern, because I have the protection of a union contract that gives me the freedom to speak my mind and to fight.

I think that's it.

It's a really long speech.

Anyway, guys, Trump is mewing.

Ah, that's funny.

Okay, guys, I think we're uh about to wrap up.

Um, that's it.

I'm hungry.

I haven't eaten all day.

So I need to eat, guys.

I'll uh see you guys Thursday, maybe.

Bye.

Bye everybody.

Goodbye.

Hey guys, I have to tell you something.

Uh

I will see you.

Yeah.