Haz has a diccussion with Nick Fuentes | Politically Provoked Stream
2022-04-15
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mr infrared haze how are you
good how are you how are you what's up
so yeah for those who don't know you um
haas why don't you introduce yourself to
everyone
um i'm haas from the infrared show
and we've been in this for like a year
now and you know i'm mainly on twitch
for now so yeah are you streaming to
youtube or anything right now
nope not streaming at all okay so i
didn't nick didn't need to introduce
himself then although i still don't
think he needs to but
all right so i know that nick was
watching a lot of uh your your debates
with destiny and i think that probably
is what sparked this whole thing so i
guess i will let just nick take it off
and um yeah
yeah hey how's it going haas what's up
good good myself how about you i'm i'm
doing good uh yeah no i saw your debate
with uh
is it uh jackson hinkle or jason henkel
jackson yeah jackson and uh destiny and
that other
that other guy gur i don't know what
that the other one
i don't mean to offend i know you're uh
on the left but i don't really know what
that was i don't want to misgender that
individual
but
yeah i thought the debate was great
stuff
really great job holding down the fort
for russia you know so
so what how would you describe yourself
are you
a stalinist are you a nazbal what's the
situation over there
uh not a nas bull but uh definitely 100
stalinist and
you know i am pretty uh heavily
influenced i don't consider myself a
duganist but
like i'm pretty influenced by dugan and
i definitely don't think that western
marxism leninism
uh
is viable today right so i'm definitely
drawing from
some pretty heterodox sources for my uh
for my thinking
interesting interesting yeah because
it's funny you say that because i am a
huge fan of joseph stalin myself and i
actually got
called out uh by right wing watch
this week because i was on a show and
somebody said look who's your political
hero and i said well honestly really
it's joseph stalin and everybody's like
oh you know well that's just so you know
he's a fascist just like you are but uh
i think he was incredible why what do
you love most about stalin
uh genuinely i think um
i think stalin here's what i think i
think he
he pursued the correct line under
pressure when it was very easy to bend
he pursued a straight path you know so
that's what i admire most about him for
me stalin you know uh he's the man of
steel you know so
it's kind of speaks for itself you know
so true it's so true yeah i mean
like all these uh right-wing people i
mean they say oh he's this communist
he's a butcher and like i personally i'm
not a fan of the collectivization of
agriculture i am not a marxist so i
don't support that but as far as
personal leadership goes there's
something to be said about a guy with a
plan and just pushes forward at any cost
you know even when it was hard even when
there was resistance even when it faced
sort of these early problems he pushed
through and it ultimately was a success
ultimately
the soviet union was collectivized
industrialized nuclearized results speak
for themselves i'm a results guy you
know i'm a big fan of results and you
can't argue with the results that he
produced that's it's just it's good to
see that because i feel like it's all
these like
neoliberal types in the middle that
would say oh stalin was this horrible
dictator and this sort of duganist
left-wing people as well as
reactionaries can
sort of handshake and say yeah um
one of the important things to keep in
mind about stalin another reason why i
admire him so much
is that
not a lot of people know this but stalin
when i say he was going straight he was
dealing with threats not just from the
right but also from the ultra left you
know um
you know trotsky's plan for the soviet
union was basically to turn it into this
kind of like
you know um
society where 90 of people would
basically be slaves and you know
intellectuals in the cities were going
to have tyranny over everyone so to me i
also think there's a there's a populist
element to stalin where he is really
representing that russian peasant as
opposed to the kind of
intellectuals coming from the city who
were more westernized and you know
so to me you know there's that aspect as
well
is that stalin was able to resist those
ultra fanatical people
uh who wanted to just completely
liquidate everything liquidate culture
liquidate you know russia as a nation
and you know completely liquidate the
orthodox church and all that kind of
stuff so that's an important thing to
keep in mind as well
yeah well and hang on i think uh can you
guys hear me better now i think i was on
yeah yeah much better actually yeah
everybody was texting me you're on the
wrong mic um
yeah i absolutely agree and that i think
that's one of the things where
and it's you know let me know what you
think about this because people talk
about the so-called red brown alliance
all the time in these circles uh i've
always said it's fool's gold i've always
said i think this conversation really
took off in 16 when
you know donald trump was appealing to
the so-called bernie bros and brought
over some disaffected whites uh who
voted for obama you know they said that
jack murphy wrote the book democrat to
deplorable he's not really
representative of that he was just like
this jewish sex freak he really wasn't
one of the democrats that became
deplorable like a like a white union guy
who hated obama you know he was more
just like a jewish grifter in dc but but
there was something to that like the
bernie bro trump
and former obama to trump pipeline in
michigan pennsylvania and i've always
said i've always been skeptical of this
because you you would see historically a
lot of these so-called the brown shirts
the alt-right types and they would say
um you know they were making the
overtures to the uh chapo trap house
types and to the left-wing people and
always would be rebuffed you know i
remember there was um
one one of those former alt-right guys
you know 1.0 2.0 alt-right types uh went
to an anti-war protest anti-iranian war
protest and all the left-wing people
boot him out they hear [Β __Β ] nazi get
out of here uh but then i see somebody
like you i saw your speech at that
conference i forget the name of the
organization i want the abraham lincoln
cpi yeah i saw your speech there and you
said we don't need to draw from
we're not going to be able to draw from
the left where we actually see more
potential in the right so what do you
think about the potential for this sort
of so-called red brown you know between
the and i don't like brown i'm not a
brown shirt but the so-called populist
ride populist left coming together on on
key issues what do you think about that
so um
just like you i'm a results-oriented guy
as well you know the the ideology stuff
i think when we get bogged down in that
ideology i mean ideology's supposed to
be a guide you know it's supposed to be
a guide to results right so to me
i'm we're faced with this
unipolar system right of the deep state
and the city of london and you know the
monopoly capitalists and wall street and
silicon valley i mean these people
control our country i mean regardless of
what ideology you have this is the
situation we're in right so what i'm
interested in is um
creating a movement that can actually
not only challenge this but overthrow
these people and what comes after we
could do whatever the [Β __Β ] we want right
we can't do it i mean it doesn't matter
what ideas we have in our head
you can't do anything as long as you
have this establishment right which you
know for on the left side of things you
have
they wanted the health care right bernie
wanted the health care i mean you could
have had the health care but we don't
have it because of the uh the the
insurance industry right the health
insurance industry and then you know uh
the right you know it has its cultural
views and it has uh you know it had its
views on immigration and so on and we
all know that um
it's not going to be allowed to be able
to have a serious immigration reform
because
capitalists in this country use cheap
migrant labor to displace
and drive down the wages of the working
class so you know it does i don't really
like to get caught up in the details of
ideology on this thing about the the red
brown alliance
you know interestingly that has its
origins
in russia itself so during the 1990s
after the collapse of the soviet union
you had this neoliberal you know yeltsin
and the oligarchs they took over all of
russia
and then on the ground you had you know
monarchists you had nationalists and
then also you obviously had communists
right
and the
the neoliberal press would call it a red
brown alliance because they basically
created this popular front where they
were like okay on the one hand we have
this foreign neoliberal agenda that
wants to starve and loot and you know
basically destroy russia and then on the
other hand you basically had you know
a popular front what else to call it
right so that's actually the origin of
that and you know the reason we don't
have anything like that in the united
states
is because
we have a left in this country we call
it at the we call it over at the cpi
uh it was actually caleb who came up
with this term it was uh the synthetic
left
so this left that we have was basically
created in the laboratories of uh the
deep state and the cia and then pushed
out into the masses around you know the
60s and the 70s with that counterculture
and that new left right and ever since
then we've had this kind of you know the
left has been the vanguard of the ruling
classes agenda
yeah well and i i think that's really
the crux of the issue and me and destiny
actually talked about this and i think
he understands now that i'm like more
i'm a good faith actor i think years ago
he thought that i was just like i you
know i was the secret neo-nazi with like
this concealed agenda and i think now he
sort of sees me more as uh you know i
i i do believe in the things that i say
i wouldn't suffer this persecution for
the things that i say if i didn't
believe in them and um
i said like don't don't doesn't it give
you pause that woke capital you look at
the capitalist class you look at you
know all those uh institutions you
mentioned deep state silicon valley city
of london which i'm glad you mentioned
that because that's a pretty big red
pill that a lot of people aren't really
aware of um you know don't you look at
those promulgating the same things that
you say and you know in other words
don't you see maybe you're on the wrong
side of things like all these
institutions are evil they're pushing
horrible things financially in terms of
war
you know anywhere you look privacy
and so if you're on the same side as
like the worst people in the world
running this evil empire uh maybe you're
wrong right maybe like your your whole
ideology is wrong and uh he came at me
with this very naive thing where he's
like well actually i don't think it's so
bad i don't think that you know big
business is bad i don't think that the
deep state is all that bad and this and
that and uh and that's where you get
these guys like vosh fat ian kaczynski
and the guy's literally taking money
from the deep state and it's like i just
said this on my show the other day where
are the liberals where are the true
leftists that used to recognize that the
cia would install fascist governments
across the world like in chile or in
iran
now you get these liberals and leftists
that are cheerleading
the color revolution in ukraine and
naively you know i said they got james
clapper and james comey on cnn it's like
decades ago you had anti-war liberals
anti-cia liberals and now they're all
cheerleaders like you said the synthetic
left created by and for the the deep
state and their agenda and uh and that's
where i'm i'm like looking for the
so-called real leftist that recognizes
you know to summarize it in a concise
way that the number one menace to the
world is not the so-called
neo-nazis the january six proud boys
whatever it's the deep state like you
know because i think about the war in
iraq
as a catastrophe 20 years millions of
casualties and who's responsible like
it's a dod it's a state department it's
the israeli lobby that is a real
component of it that's not you know if
you point that out they say well you're
anti-semitic
but they want to go after like those
guys in michigan you know they just got
acquitted with the gretchen whitner plot
it's like these guys couldn't come up
with 400
to buy explosives from federal
informants
we're supposed to think they're the
number one threat to humankind and like
the workers or whatever and not the deep
state not not like the u.s pentagon the
military so that's why i think you guys
are so on the money and i'm like looking
for the opposition where it's like okay
maybe we don't agree maybe you're not
like a catholic integralist or whatever
but we both agree about who's killing
all the people you know who's the real
class enemy you know whatever you want
to call it who's the author of all the
pain in the world and it's not
it's not a live streamer streaming from
his parents home saying like at the
n-word sometimes
it's the power and i think that you guys
are fighting the power just like we are
you know
yeah uh you know destiny is actually a
good example of why is it that let's
just assume he's not a federal agent or
something why would a normal regular
person just like
for free shill for the establishment
you're not even getting paid you're just
out of some kind of ideal ideological
loyalty and you know the truth is it's
the media the media creates this image
of a wholesome world that people become
psychologically attached to and they
watch their marvel movies they consume
their [Β __Β ] they're on reddit they
play their video games and they develop
these emotional relationships to this
media they create right that like they
it it it addresses their personal
traumas it addresses their personal
story so they have this like deep
attachment to it right and then
you know that's the reason destiny is a
good example of that is that that guy
basically you know he started kind of
debating right-wing people on twitch one
day on you know out of a blue moon and
then all of a sudden the mainstream
media started writing puff pieces for
him and stuff right so like all of a
sudden he got this validation from the
mainstream media he's never gotten in
his life before so like just immediately
he has this relationship of dependency
on the media and that's why he's going
to show for the establishment it's not
because he's actually connected to the
you know the city of london and he's
bankers all that kind of [Β __Β ] it's
because he has a psychological
attachment in terms of his own
validation as a person
with the media and that's true for
pretty much everyone i mean these
redditors who are cheering on what's
going on in ukraine they've created this
fantasy of what's going on it's lord of
the rings the hobbits of ukraine
fighting the the orcs or whatever the
[Β __Β ] you know i mean they have a
psychological
you know attachment to this so
that's really i mean when you look at
people like me i mean i can't really
speak much for you i'm sure it's the
same in your case
it's just that we cause people pain we
just we're like we're poking a bubble in
their wholesome universe it makes them
so
butthurt right it's like
what
it's like they're blaming us for the
fact that they're wrong about the world
right yeah it is it's like a
socialization thing and like ultimately
i think at the end of the day that's
what it is because it is just it's far
easier to just peddle the sort of
fiction about so-called our democracy
and like human rights and to stand for
that is to stand before
most people's entire lives of
programming you know in the sense of
hang on i think i'm getting swatted
right now so let me uh
on that no let me i'm getting a call
from the police department so just give
let me mute myself you guys carry on
i'll probably be like 10 minutes
okay
this has been happening to them a lot
lately it's crazy
it's scary this happened to um
and on stream too so how are you haws
uh i'm pretty good i'm pretty good i
woke up a little late today so
it was a weekend i was worried i was
gonna miss it you know because
i got sleep you know i would cry
yeah we we literally moved our entire
inaugural stream all for uhas so does
this happen often this swatting thing or
it's kind of crazy it's happening to a
lot of the grapers lately um somebody's
been targeting them for sure
uh it's it's it's dangerous like it's
really dangerous for whoever i can't
tell what idea is scarier is it is the
government doing this or are there
actual human beings out there i think
there's human i think
i have my guesses on who it probably is
probably behind it because there's been
a lot of people targeting them lately
uh i wouldn't know for sure obviously
but it's just very odd that a certain
like competing channel has been
like their entire show is dedicated to
trash talking these particular people
and those particular people seem to be
getting swatted quite often so it's just
a little bit yeah
i don't know anything about that yeah
this is a new world for you
we got lots of gorillas in chat though
yeah yeah
you want to tell um people uh what the
gorillas mean because the for the people
that don't know you
yeah gorillas and sons it was kind of
you know when i back when i was at like
20 viewers and i was giving a speech
about how i was sick of
i was sick of communism being like this
[Β __Β ] [Β __Β ] i wanted like what happened
to communism with a capital c right and
then people in chat were spamming those
gorillas because i had earlier given an
analysis of king kong and it was like i
said something like king kong represents
our primordial humanity and it's defying
the deep state and it's like it's
defying the agenda of you know davos and
great reset whatever
and so it's kind of like a you know it's
primordial humanity you know so and then
the sun thing it was kind of like i was
talking like communism should be solar
it should be about strength should be
about you know the power and might of
the people it shouldn't be this kind of
you know eternal victimization and
whatever the [Β __Β ] you know leftists had
turned it into
so
ever since then it just caught on
automatically so gorillas and sons you
know it just kind of became a meme you
know um i know justin's been a big fan
of yours so i don't know if justin if
you want to ask him any questions while
we wait
no i've just been watching a lot of your
content i kind of sit in the shadows and
watch um but yeah you've read killed me
on a lot of stuff i was like a far
i guess like a far leftist and now i'm
more like a tanki i guess um oh nice
yeah
you and jack it's it's interesting
because it's like you know even the
tankies are the fight the divided and
our type of tanki is like very unique
you know me jackson and the cpi we kind
of are at odds with like the entire left
including the people that call
themselves tankies as well so you know
like justin i think that's you
wait are you muted
justin wait now it's gone was that todd
i think so yeah i was probably todd
all right god but he wasn't on here
earlier when he was doing it yeah i
think he was
maybe i don't know
sorry sorry about that
go
ahead yeah i mean you know uh there are
some
so-called tankies who just do it as like
it's kind of like a third worldest
identity politics thing and one of the
things that sets up us apart
is that we actually believe in an
american communism so we believe in an
american working class you know an
american kind of
like a socialism with american
characteristics you know as they would
say it so we're we're american populists
if you will right
and we don't have this thing where it's
like you know we we don't take the
anti-imperialism thing to the point
where we hate all of america itself and
you know we we understand there's a
difference between the american people
and you know the imperialist deep state
and all that kind of stuff because
whatever is colonizing the world out
there i mean it's colonizing the people
of this country too you know you can see
how the cities you know the coastal
cities are colonizing these flyover
states and you have that same kind of
contradiction
going on here
yeah it's kind of funny what we're
seeing witness what we're witnessing
with the the russian ukraine thing i
mean
people are are so they have so much
amnesia like they don't even remember
like the wmds of iraq and how that was
propagated and now like this whole
uh what they're doing with ukraine is
just like absurd and i think you and
jackson both like your analysis have
been spot on i i actually appreciate
watching it
well yeah i mean the ukraine thing
proves that everything they've been
saying is [Β __Β ] it's not about
ideology they've been talking about you
know all the the maga movement they're
all nazis they're all neo-nazis the
neo-nazis are the number one problem i
mean i'm sorry but those guys in ukraine
right you got actual neo-nazis real
neo-nazis the ones that are you know the
with the swastikas and stuff and and
suddenly it's not a problem anymore
because they're serving the agenda
of the deep state and the american
ruling class
so you know this this ideological
[Β __Β ]
you know that they've they've created
this narrative it's total [Β __Β ]
it's ultimately gonna lead to
u.s intervention i mean they're already
kind of intervening but i think we're
gonna end up sending troops over there
and well i hope not you know i mean it
is absolutely disgusting that americans
are being told
we have to pay higher gas prices we have
to pay more money for food for zilensky
right i mean what is this you know
it's ridiculous we have to sacrifice our
standard of living as americans and you
know what they're doing this ultimately
for right they're doing it because they
want us to get used to a very reduced
standard of living they want to
obviously have their green agenda their
so-called green agenda what they're
basically trying to do is take away all
of the wealth
that the american working class
currently has and turn us into slaves
basically they want us to be and they
want us to be in this gig economy where
we don't own anything and we're going to
be happy about it right so that's what
they're preparing us for and they're
blaming russia they're calling it
putin's price hike which is completely
you know yeah you know all the [Β __Β ]
they've accused the communists of which
is this double speak 1984 that's what
they're doing i mean what the [Β __Β ] is
putin's price hike right
uh the inflation started before the
conflict and then you know even if it
was because of
uh what's going on in ukraine that's
because we decided to sanction russia
and that doesn't serve the interests of
the people in this country it serves the
interests of these you know these global
engineers who have this agenda of of of
this world order they want to create
with them at the top and they're
basically using our country and our
people as a means to an end of that so
the thought that they want to send the
sons and daughters of the american
working class to go and fight this their
war and they're going to use them as
cannon fodder and use them as a
sacrifice basically it's absolutely you
know disgusting
yeah but that's exactly what it is it is
a sacrifice hey is my mic better yeah
yeah much better all right yeah and so i
start and i want to go back to this so
you guys are patriotic
uh yeah leftist or patriotic communist
or i don't want to miss uh you know
whatever your ideology is and that's
what i like so i i definitely would like
to talk to jackson and caleb in the
future too because we can definitely you
know i'm a nationalist so that that's my
ideology ultra nationalism so anyway but
um an isolationist so i don't want to be
involved in any of this [Β __Β ] either you
know i mean people come home messed up
from war like for 20 20 years what was
that package that was sent over ukraine
like 14 billion dollars oh my god well
which one like we have we have people in
america that can't even like
you know they're struggling to even eat
they served you know they served in the
military they're
veterans and they're you know they're
homeless like there's like there's just
so many problems in america that we
should be we should be addressing before
we start sending aid to
you know
all these all these different countries
like and i don't necessarily have a
problem with that like sending aid to
other countries but first let's get our
own house in order and then we can then
we can start you know helping out across
the world
yeah i mean you know you you we can't
seem to find money that that you know
benefits the people here but we always
find the money to you know also this
money is [Β __Β ] anyway because you
know they're just printing it right it's
not based on anything it's not backed by
anything and wow you know i don't know
i'm not a
guy who gives economic advice because i
don't know that much but we are in for
one of the biggest and we're talking
about why amer germany inflation crisis
you know in the coming years it's going
to get really ugly here right i mean
absolutely yeah the record had this
month eight and a half percent it's
crazy yeah it's insane and they're
already like coping about it saying oh
it's just because of putin and russia
and you know they're
you know it's getting scary because we
have a white house that
seems to be comfortable
making excuses for really serious
problems and i you know i joked about
this on stream i'm like let's say
there's a famine in this country i can
see jen saki get on on the white house
what are you gonna do about this family
she's like okay we're working on it uh
we're gonna be on at pronto and um we're
doing anything i can to work with our
partners in the private sector and you
know will relieve this famine i mean
like they'll make excuses for anything
right no no
they'll make it a plan to battle
childhood obesity see the famine was to
battle childhood obesity so we needed a
famine because you know it is you're
right it's like bizarro world clown
world
anyway every time she gets on the podium
absolutely
yeah yeah i mean
people thought the trump presidency was
ridiculous i mean this biden presidency
it's it's a we're we are the laughing
stock of the world it's an abs it's the
unprecedented level of incompetence
and sometimes i can't tell i'm i'm torn
i mean is it incompetence or is this all
part of the plan you know
are you okay
hi i'm back okay
uh yeah sorry about that it's just you
know this is what goes on on cozy
um
the cops are cool every time the cops
come over we're like they're like oh
you're a podcaster what's the name of
your podcast and i go let's call america
first like all right you like trump yeah
yeah
and uh
so yeah so that's fun
inconvenience but but has this is what
they're doing to us these are the
enemies of the people that are doing
this
yeah i mean um
that's wow you know i personally haven't
gotten that into the toxic yet but uh i
do have a fair share of very obsessive
very um [Β __Β ] up haters myself you know
so i understand that
yeah no but that's because you're doing
something right you know i saw you go
off about being uh
[Β __Β ] someone called you [Β __Β ]
and you were like my answers are killed
your ancestors that was based as [Β __Β ]
that was awesome
well
and you know here's the thing what you
said earlier was interesting to me you
said that you're not ideological which i
feel the same way like i feel like i
want the government to serve the people
and
you know it's really it's not about like
here's this we have this doctrine of
ideas and things it's like as far as
health care goes you have these like
people on the so-called right and they
say well we need like a market-based
solution because free markets means
political freedom and you know all this
crap and you got people on the left that
say well you know health care is a human
right and you that's like let's just
give the people health care like
whatever works like obviously we want
people to have health care it's
ridiculous right now i mean health care
is insane the way it works is way it is
way too expensive and you could blame
some of that on the government some of
that on i would say a lot of it's on the
government on administration and
medicare and all that but you're you
know regardless of that fact uh we want
people to have health care and that's
just like one example where the right to
their grave will be like no it has to be
a certain way
i don't care and i think that's where
putin
like you as a you know maybe more of a
marx has been to me with like a
definitely catholic bench we both look
at him and say well here is just a
leader here's an autocratic leader who
took his country and like you said
defended it from these hostile foreign
interests and and raised the standard of
living raised the uh gdp per capita
made russia truly sovereign and
autonomous and independent from the
global system and like literally who
would be opposed to that people say well
but it's not a liberal democracy who
cares you know it's like we're a liberal
democracy and everything sucks you know
europe is a liberal democracy and
everything sucks uh it doesn't actually
matter what the system is or the idea is
let's just have good outcomes i happen
to think autocracy is better what are
your thoughts on that do you support i
think that really you can have autocracy
or oligarchy i don't think there is a
democracy and i just think autocracy is
the way to go but what do you think
about that and the rest of it the thing
about democracy i like
is older i like the demos the people
aspect of democracy i think actually
russia's more democratic than here
because we have an oligarchy right the
way i see history is that you either
kind of have a popular leader like
julius caesar or putin or stalin
whatever you know or you have these
oligarchs these invisible oligarchy you
never have a society where it's just you
know you don't have a leader right you
either have one leader that represents
the people or you have an oligarchy that
represents
the ruling class right so to me
that's my view on that you know it's
interesting when it comes to that
ideology thing and importance of being
pragmatic is you know a lot of the
people who defend the free market
and i'm kind of i sympathize a little
bit right but that ends up
where they go first full circle and ends
up having them defend monopolies that
exist right now right so the way i the
way i see it is that to me you know uh
being against capitalism is also about
being against the government bureaucracy
the red tape the incompetence you know
the overreach of the government which
collaborates with these monopolies uh in
order to secure the profits of the
ruling class right so that's how i see
that that whole thing yeah no i i think
i think that's really
the meaningful alliance is just
let's just talk about interest-based
politics and like even from a right-wing
perspective
like the criticism from the left is well
he's this ideological racist or he's
this ideological anti-semite and like
here's here's the thing as far as like
you know jewish influence goes or jewish
power you know i have my feelings about
that but i don't i don't like wake up
every day and say like my world view is
about like jewishness or something it's
just that you recognize certain facts
about the way the groups are and you
know and you have to as a society
figure out how to have good outcomes for
the society i don't wake up and say well
i have this ideological conviction about
race or whatever it's like you know look
the races are what they are there's
divergences okay there's disparities and
if we want to have a society that is
cohesive and we want to have a society
where
there's a high standard of living we
have to take these things into account
and i just don't know like where the
resistance comes from that because i
feel like there are you know people that
might be more left-wing where there
would be a lot of agreement except for
they're hung up on this like it's almost
like they have an ideological resentment
towards white people or whiteness like
the way that i see it the sort of
trumpian expression of whiteness i don't
see that as much different than the sort
of you know black power type stuff i
don't see that as much different than
like the la raza stuff it's like let
people sort of express their their
ethnic pride their you know indigenous
pride whatever it is uh but but for some
reason left-wing people say like well
we'll do that for all these other guys
but when white people do it it's this
like special category it's white
supremacy
which has a long history and this and
that and i think it's really more
like this is just the history of the
world the world is a messy place with
lots of peoples and complex histories
and uh you know we're all going to try
and fit into america and under no
illusions about the fact that america is
no longer a completely white nation and
i don't think that's on the horizon in
the future so it's really just a
question of how are we going to get a
regime and how are we going to get
policies where there's not ethnic
conflict how are we going to get a
regime in policies where there's a
rising standard of living and cohesion
and you know like russia is a
multi-cultural multi-ethnic society you
know and i i don't look at that and say
well it's horrible it needs to be purged
it works it figured it out it works and
they've got the largest muslim
population in europe i think in absolute
terms
not not in proportion
because i think france has a similar
proportion but they've got totters
they've got chechens they've got you
know all kinds of people and somehow it
all just works and there's not race
riots and there's not i mean there's
always going to be some degree of ethnic
conflict but it's not it's not an
unacceptable level and we have to
recognize that america similarly is now
something similar it's becoming this
multicultural empire and we and there
was maybe a generation in this dissident
right space that sort of rejected that i
thought that was sort of just denial
it's just denialism it is the way that
it is we now have to govern america like
an empire we just now have to govern
america the way that it is can we arrest
some of these trends yeah i think we
should shut down immigration um
and i think that you know we shouldn't
have this anti-white discrimination but
uh you know i think fundamentally people
can just be on the same page about you
know i'm not one of these people wants
to fundamentally transform the society i
just want the society to work i want the
government to be part of the solution i
want it to be competent i think we all
really want the same things but it's
it's all this uh you know cia spook type
[Β __Β ] that gets in the way all this
capital is what all this nonsense that
gets in the way of let's have a regime
that does what must be done let's have
an american caesar that just simply does
what must be done what we all know has
to be done you know
yeah i mean um you know it's interesting
with that race thing a lot of people
don't pay attention to this but
most of that is not even about race it's
about the urban rural divide right
because you know the majority of these
leftists actually do happen to be white
i mean that's just an undeniable fact
and they're using the race card in order
to
um
beat down the rural white working class
which they kind of have power over right
they don't want the the middle america
to rise up because they don't like the
fact that middle america you know
they're not politically correct they're
more vulnerable it's every kind of
prejudice every single ruling class has
ever had about you know the masses in
history right and you know it's
interesting you mentioned how russia is
also a kind of multicultural society i
that's really a bad term
i agree
yeah for lack of a better word yeah the
issue really comes down to
the fact that liberal universalism is
not compatible with civilization right
in a civilization
you can have multiple groups co-exist
you just hat you under you but it's
about recognition you recognize that
this group has specific interests it has
specific character has specific whatever
and you take all those things into
account and the ability for those groups
to come to an understanding like they do
in russia right that is what a
civilization is in my view but the thing
is is that it's so ironic that the left
in the united states
has this liberal universalist view right
where it's like they just assume that
everyone is totally the same and there's
no you know there's no differences
between the groups that exist culturally
or whatever in the united states
uh when that was the communist policy
the communist policy was drawing from
joseph stalin's work the national
question where you take into account all
the different interests of these
national groups within your
supranational empire your kind of
civilization right the soviet union or
today's china
and that is how the communists have
always approached that that national
question right it's just that we have a
synthetic left in america and parts of
europe that took over recently which is
completely kind of erased that more
pragmatic realistic view right i'm not
obviously i'm not dog whistling about
race realism or in case i get uh taken
out of context i'm just talking about a
one that reflects actual reality right
and you know the thing the thing i'm
noticing too
as a kind of final thing is that as an
american communist we americans don't
have a civilization yet i wanna i want
us to build a real american
civilization right and my admiration for
the communist project actually comes
from the fact that these people revived
you know these civilizations from that
had lasted you know hundreds or even
thousands of years russia china these
are all very old multi-ethnic
civilizations
and i think we can learn from that here
in the united states and we're starting
to notice a trend where you know they
can't pull this race card [Β __Β ] and when
you look at you know black americans
latino americans whatever they're
they're all starting to become more
um
based basically right they're not
they're turning away from the woke
liberal agenda and we increasingly
seeing this thing where they can't
really
you know race has always been used by
urban white people as a weapon against
rural white people right and they can't
do that anymore so
all of the based forces in america i
think are gonna come together and we'll
recognize our differences but you know
we're not going to be used as proxies
for this for this conflict of the ruling
class
that's true yeah it's these urban whites
is that we're calling them now haas
are we cause out this avenue it's these
urban white people the eternal
urban college educated you know yeah i
mean that's yeah
they feel at home everywhere and nowhere
no that's not what that no i have
chimney hearts yeah yeah i know i'm
giving out
no no you're absolutely right and that
that's well said you're right because
russia you're right multiculturalism is
uh part of liberal internationalism and
and i think that's actually extremely
well put that it is incompatible with
civilization and i always talk about
this on my show people say
you know you're an ethno nationalist you
want a whites only country and i say
look at the countries that that i admire
russia and china you know some say it's
the chai comms and they say putin's a
fascist and all this uh but russia and
china it's not multicultural maybe a
better word is multi-ethnic or
multi-racial in the sense that they have
you know large ethnic groups living
within the border and governed by the
same government and you know yet somehow
it works and in china you've really got
the han chinese core and then you've got
the four peripheral states of tibetans
the
manchurians the mongols the uh the
uyghurs in russia you've got the ethnic
russian core in the west and the major
cities and then you've got these other
polities but we think of russia we don't
necessarily think of chechens although
chechens think of themselves as russians
we know what we think of we think of
russians and same thing with chinese we
think of chinese we don't necessarily
think of manchurians or uyghurs or
tibetans we think of the han chinese and
i think that
you know so like you said a civilization
can have pizza groups of people living
together in harmony maybe separately or
mixed in or something like that there
can be harmony but you're right it is a
sort of project of imposing liberalism
on everybody sort of stripping them away
of their ethnic characters stripping
them away of their local indigenous
character and this this
and and why and for what this push to
just integrate everybody smash them all
together like atoms and the cities and
you know for what i think you're right
ultimately the project serves the
capitalist class i think it's to make
better workers make a more governable
population prevent any kind of national
solidarity which you can have between
ethnicities you know russia has national
solidarity despite having muslims and
orthodox and
you know again chechens and and ethnic
russians and so on you can have a
national solidarity but not when you're
trying to you know basically rape all
the different groups of people with this
kind of like corporate uh you know
uniform type culture i i completely
agree with that and um you know and it's
funny that it's it really does seem to
be that this liberal internationalist
parasitic ideology which is ruining
these societies like and that's where i
come from a lot of these uh
you know conservatives attack me and
they go you know well communism is the
number one threat it's these chai comes
or it's whatever and it's like no the
number one menace to the world is the
liberal ideology promulgated by the west
it is being propagated in the embassies
it is being promulgated in the
consulates of the us state department it
is being enforced by the us military it
is being upheld by the international
so-called rules-based system created by
the united states after world war ii in
the cold war you know the un the imf the
world bank that that is what is wrecking
the world that is what was wrecking
afghanistan that's what's wrecking
eastern europe that's what's wrecking
everything and in its wake you know they
say well it's these autocracies on the
rise erdogan assad putin xi jinping it's
like no that's the reassertion of
civilization that's the reassertion of
sovereignty of national identity of of
these sort of autocratic leaders
asserting independence from the
oligarchs
i support that i don't think it's even
really an it's not an ideological
statement to support that it's if
anything it's the negation that's that's
what i always say people say you're a
russia shill you're a china shell i
don't necessarily support china in
itself i have no kinship with russia
i support china in so far is as it is
not the united states and so far as it
is not liberal international and same
with russia and same with the taliban i
don't i don't love the taliban i don't
live in the afghanistan i don't i don't
know if i agree with chopping off hands
and all that but
i'm not afghan i it's not my place to
say what their government should be it's
not the us military pushing all this
woke you know women have to vote why
why do we get to say that so
and that's where i think there's a broad
uh there's a broad potential for
consensus i think between people you
know sort of these unassuming
unexpecting allies uh like people coming
from a marxist position or from a
reactionary position
yeah you know um and you know that is
the american way from the fount the
start and we were not supposed to
interfere with the political business of
all these other i mean the founding
fathers they said this directly right
and it was only really until our country
got hijacked by the british empire again
right and this is especially after world
war ii where we started to have this
view where like we're going to have a
unipolar american system where we're
going to impose our ideology on the
whole world but you know it's not really
ours because it's only serves the ruling
class and that brings me to the point is
that you know
multi-polarity which is you know what's
what we're talking about here that
there's these new poles emerging we also
need to have an american polarity right
we need to have an american kind of way
right and
i think that's what separates me from
most other kind of tankies who are you
know pro-russia pro-china is that i
actually don't just think
we should just cheer on russia and china
right we also have to build something
here
and we have to assert america's
sovereignty
you know against this kind of deep state
and against this kind of um you know
more global agenda that they have right
for a unipolar world so there has to be
an american civilization there has to be
an american specific american polarity
with its own you know characteristics
yeah that's where we come in that's
where america first comes in because we
come in and we say let's have
let's have a truly sovereign like that's
michelle malkin that's her show her
show's called sovereign nation and it's
about restoring sovereignty true
sovereignty to america because and
that's actually a really profound
statement because you're right america
like the other nations is enslaved it's
been hijacked and it's almost it's being
used because
the power of the american regime comes
from the economy of the american nation
and the economy is the people you know
there and maybe there's like a marxian
analysis they're sort of stealing the
productive potential of the american
country its resources its workers its
capital
and they're using that to build their
military their mercenary army and
they're sending that mercenary army and
its navy and the air force around the
world to enforce their ideology and so
it's literally like a brain
parasite attaching itself to the country
and so you're right and and
i think that's a very important
distinction because the criticism uh
that that i hear sometimes from people
on the right wing side is they say well
you know you're devolving into third
worldism and you're championing these
other countries at the expense of the
american cause and you know we
there there's a fine line between hating
your country and sort of hating the
regime and i think you're right that's
actually a very important thing is not
not just liberation for so-called
palestine or liberation for russia but
liberation for america liberate america
from d.c have a government that
harnesses the productive capacities of
the american land and the american
people in the interest of the americans
and not in a way not not for liberalism
not for capitalism not for whatever but
for the people and we're a rich nation
why don't we have health care like yeah
that's a great question we're a very
rich nation uh why don't we have a high
standard of living why don't we have
bullet trains why don't we have like you
go to these other countries they have
nicer things than us and they're not as
wealthy as we are and that's just
because they're they're under better
management they're under sovereign
management uh you know whether it be
russia or china or whoever and what
we're doing is we're taking all this
wealth and it's it's being funneled into
the the capitalists it's being funneled
into these these global projects so so
that's a very good point it's very
important statement
yeah i mean you've seen what this ruling
class has done to the economy of this
country they've de-industrialized us
they've they're trying to diminish our
productive capacities actually because
they don't believe in an economy that's
based on real things or real labor or
real hard physical stuff they believe in
an economy that's based on financial
abstractions and derivatives and then on
the other hand tech you know whatever
that [Β __Β ] means so
um
you know part of this is also about
reindustrializing america it's also
about bringing the factories back
bringing back our manufacturing capacity
our productive capacity building
infrastructure building trains you know
building fusion energy you know um
and that's kind of where what what i
admire so much about china is its
developmentalist economy right and the
way i see it is that when i talk when i
praise china i praise russia i want to
draw all these positives and learn from
them so that we can give the sovereignty
economic sovereignty back to the
american people which was also robbed of
us i mean america is not really a
sovereign economic power i mean to have
sovereignty it has to actually be
grounded in these definite industries
which serve the people of that country
right we are ruled by the city of london
we are ruled by you know financial
institutions blackrock and hedge funds
and banks and all this kind of [Β __Β ] so
to me there's also that battle you know
you go you talk about duke and he talks
about the the land power versus the sea
power right the same thing with that is
also that kind of you know industry
versus finance right and it's kind of
the same thing we're talking about
absolutely well that that's why it's
been so uh incredible to watch putin and
the this uh sanctions regime that we put
up against them and of course it doesn't
work because russia has real things you
know
we're gonna ban your banks from doing
business with the world and uh well
guess what they make oil they make
natural gas they they grow food like
they make things so so our conception of
economy is so wrong well their gdp will
contract by 10
okay well they have oil and they have
gas and they have the things that a
society needs europe does not europe
does not produce natural gas europe does
not produce the petroleum products they
need they do not produce the wheat and
the corn and the grain that they need
and that's why you know yeah russia will
have a diminished gdp their economy will
contract or whatever on paper but europe
is going to be cold during the winter
there will be cold and they'll be hungry
and they'll have to ride their bikes to
work because they don't make things and
and that's so true how can you say that
you're an independent sovereign nation
when you don't make the things you need
you know like if i
if i have to go to the store to buy food
well i'm completely dependent on the
store and so in some sense i'm kind of
and it's not a perfect comparison
because you have scale obviously and
it's not you know you have the fallacy
of composition but i'm dependent on
someone else so i can't that that
relationship then is very vital to my
survival in a real tangible sense uh
it's also true what you said about the
the land versus the naval power and
that's a big part of
maybe it was inevitable that america
would become this way like the united
kingdom you know some people say it's
this anglo thing it's this
individualistic thing but the uk is an
island you know in the united states is
in a sense was an island because it was
bounded by two oceans and so was a naval
power and dependent on trade although it
wasn't always that way some some would
say the civil war is a big part of why
we are the way we are because the north
triumphed over the you know the agrarian
south uh but it's true develop the land
develop the industry make things again
that was a big part of the trump agenda
was you know buy american hire american
reindustrialized i don't know if that
was really achieved but that that is a
big part of it as well how how can we
say that we're sovereign when we're so
dependent on international trade and
when we buy all of our manufactured
industrial things from the third world
from india china malaysia
what are your thoughts on trump did you
support trump or what i'm curious what
your thoughts are on him so you know i
believe in having an independent working
class party right so obviously i didn't
vote for public and i've never voted in
my whole life but let's just say it was
very exciting when trump won we were
looking at that with a lot of
you know um excitement and curiosity
about to see what happened
but you know although
i sympathize heavily with the maga
movement i have to say trump it was very
disappointing you know how that turned
out you know he he kind of was still in
bed with the republican establishment he
had those people pompeo and bolton and
you know they had their kind of agenda
and the whole thing about you know
with uh the middle east and stuff so to
me i mean
i think the maga movement i think is
definitely going to have a place in a
future populist movement here in the us
but um
yeah i've never voted in my whole life
i'm not registered to vote i don't care
about voting but um
you know it's obviously i sympathize
with trump way more than you know the
rest and obviously probably the best
people in congress right now
because you know i i tend to focus on
geopolitics the most because geopolitics
is a proxy for our ruling class you know
people like uh
what's her name taylor green
oh yeah yeah margie
yeah people like her they're pro they're
like the most promising people in
congress right now and she's obviously
part of that maga movement as opposed to
the establishment republicans so i mean
this is something i talk with jackson a
lot i mean is the future going to be a
third party is it going to come out of
the republic i mean we we're still kind
of working that out figuring out what
that's going to be but yeah we're very
pragmatic not really too um
ideological but you know when it comes
to america right i think this country
has always been
an unfinished project but 1776 to me was
the beginning right it wasn't the end of
everything was
the beginning right we have to build on
that more because this country still had
a lot of influence from that british
empire which we kicked out you know and
that's also responsible for why we
became a naval power despite being such
a big kind of land mass right and not a
small island and on canada has also
played a big part in that obviously
canada has been used by the british for
a very long time to uh you know
influence and sabotage our country
and um
to me though i think we we do need to
keep in mind right i'm kind of hopping
from one thing to another but
the agenda that they have for us when it
comes to de-industrialization making all
of our standard of living poor the kind
of so-called green agenda it's basically
like these monopolies that are in power
right now
they want to stay on top they want to
prevent anyone from being able to get
wealth to be able to challenge them
right and ultimately what that involves
in is an agenda that ultimately is going
to be depopulation de-growth
de-industrialization
and it's all to be able to maintain
their position on the top so you know
you look at why you know why we have
this inflation crisis why after kova did
all this should happen i mean it's all
to me it's part very
clearly part of an agenda you know
you'll own nothing and you'll be happy
you know in the words of klaus schwab
yeah absolutely i think that's so based
uh i agree with you i mean i don't think
you'll find many true believers in the
trump revolution that weren't
disappointed by the uh the fact that he
was sort of
uh what's the word sort of acclimated
assimilated into the establishment
we have this sort of expression i heard
this from someone that worked in the
white house he told me that you know
trump ran as an independent in 16 he ran
as a republican in 2020 and i thought
that's such a succinct way to put that
and that kind of summarizes the
transformation that occurred it's just
night and day because in 16 he was
saying things like you know the world
trade center came down under your
brother's reign
that was awesome i was like let's go and
then in 2020 it's like socialism
whatever and it's like what the [Β __Β ] i
don't care about socialism i care about
globalism and you know liberalism and
all that uh and and i agree but i think
i think that
like you said it's gonna be part of it
but i truly believe that magga was just
the first step i think that was the
opening salvo that was the first shot
and it was necessary it's a necessary
first step
because it changed the conversation it
and it was such this like black swan
sort of event because no one could have
predicted this was supposed to be jeb
bush or rubio or ted cruz were the front
runners and then he got this guy who
comes out of nowhere with this totally
unique style totally idiosyncratic
saying like globalism and with the same
francis type ideology was totally and he
was never going to be the guy in my
opinion that delivered the final victory
and i don't even think it would have
been
possible in terms of time and personnel
uh we knew from the start what was going
to happen he was going to get in there
and the
recalculate system would sort of you
know they would reform and launch a
counter-attack and that's exactly what
they did over the past four years they
did the subversion but they also did
this attack from the from outside um and
but that's not a black pill a lot of
people take that and they say oh it's
over trump lost a chance you know
whatever but it's like no no don't don't
be s don't be upset that it that
whatever smile that had happened it
happened and now there is a future and
it's sort of like this big boom and it's
sending all this material out there and
we can ride that wave and take advantage
of it and and take it to the next level
you know and that's really been the
project of america first my show started
a week after the inauguration and i took
that and said okay well that that was
sort of phase one now let's look at the
next 100 years i also think it's
important
and you're so right about how 1776 was
the starting point because i see this on
the left and the right a lot of people
are sort of ready to abandon america and
people blame like america for the
problems it's not america never was the
founding was based the americans are
based the country is based it's these
it's this [Β __Β ] subversion that's gone
on which is wrong and it's sort of like
attacking your body instead of attacking
the cancer the body's not the problem
the cancer is the problem and i think a
big part of what is going to animate the
movement the character of the movement
is going to be an american
patriotic sort of nationalistic fervor
and let's not discard the founders let's
not discard our glorious past our
heritage our heroes that's going to be a
part of it but it's about
it's about restoring it because the
problem is so much of it you can
understand why people i think make that
mistake it's because so much of it has
been bastardized you know the mont
pellerin institute and these
libertarians they make it out like
thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton
were like ayn rand and you know like the
founding fathers were these libertarians
and and that's so not what it was about
when you go back and read hamilton in
particular it's completely different our
mythology we have to revive and we need
to tell the truth about it
and i think then you can fashion a
movement where it's um
it's truly american in character it's
not ideological it's not third worldlist
it's sort of like a truly an american
independence movement uh so i i think
that's another very salient point and uh
that is where i think i would draw the
line against there's a lot of i know
there's a lot of elements in the left
obviously that are anti-american and all
that there's also a lot of that on the
right that say like america's done
america's gonna break up we gotta move
on and it's like no i'm not ready to
give up america we're to rule america
from the pacific to the atlantic from
the rio grande the whatever the parallel
is in washington we want the whole
country and and i agree we want to make
a high civilization out of america
because you're right america is a young
country and and you could say that it
lacks culture in some sense you could
say that it lacks the sort of
cohesion that the europeans have these
like thousand-year-old civilizations we
want to fight for a real america and i
also don't think i don't have this low
definition of america like it's about
it's about goods and it's rooting it's
tootiness like i don't i think there's
more to america than that i look at like
new york city in like the industrial era
i look at like la in the 50s i see a
real high civilization in america you
look at like gershwin and you look at
the canon of american literature and
it's you know in some sense it doesn't
really compare to some of the european
stuff but there's a foundation there to
build upon you like the
transcendentalist the natural type stuff
like there's something there and there's
more to it than [Β __Β ] kid rock and no
offense i know it might come across like
classist or like anti-white but
seriously i i don't like kid rocks sorry
because glenn miller not kid rock we
want glenn miller and benny goodman not
[Β __Β ] kid rock okay so i agree with
you that's a very important thing as
well
yeah i mean you know i'm glad you
mentioned transit we have such a rich
literary intellectual and philosophical
tradition i mean you look at authors
like jack london you know you look at
steinbeck you look at these people you
know i mean this is what we should be
teaching our kids in schools by the way
we're teaching a bunch of [Β __Β ]
[Β __Β ] and meanwhile we have this
authentically american you know literary
canon i mean i don't want to get
sidetracked but you know also
back to trump um that's actually what i
was going to say is that you know as
someone who's very aware of the history
of anti-establishment movements in this
country i mean dating from the farmers
alliance the populist party you know all
the way up to i don't know
ross perot and then you had ron paul
right which was something people forget
but you know ron paul was a you know
that was like the biggest threat to the
the government for a long time you know
for the 2000s and the 90s in my view i
mean it was a real movement right
um i have to say i mean
trump
that was a treat i i feel like that that
was just a treat we're not probably not
gonna get that for a long time you know
it was just a fluke a one-off where the
establishment got caught with their
pants down we had four years of
you know just
but also it uh more optimistically i
mean it was irreversible it changed
american politics forever i mean you
can't go back to normal i mean they're
trying to the so-called adults are back
in the room i mean [Β __Β ] biden i think
he's a little too much of an adult if
you ask me i mean
maybe pushing about you know maybe 10 or
20 years too you know adult
but um
you know it's just uh
i think
here's here's the conclusion i draw from
trump right
you go again to china or russia or
literally any other country in the world
with that has sovereignty right
has a patriotic sovereign population
and they love trump they thought trump
was great i mean they they thought he
was funny but they were like we prefer i
mean africans love trump i don't know a
lot of people don't know that i think
trump is a huge racist and if you go to
africa
those people really liked trump i mean
they liked him better than anyone else
they liked him better than obama they
liked him better than you know any biden
obviously and i think the reason for
that is because
trump brought back a kind of post or
non-liberal politics
that's based in interest right for him
it was american interest right i mean
i'm a communist so for me it's the
working-class interest right
also american but yeah the work so
you have this liberal universalism where
you just have this idea where it's like
oh we have a liberal democracy and you
know the president is is just supposed
there's no there's no class conflict
going on there's no conflict at all
underlying conflict it's all just you
know
a liberal democracy where it's about you
know making sure that the mainstream
media and whatever have all the freedoms
and the
wall street has the ability to do
whatever it wants and we call that the
free market
even though they're monopoly capitalists
and there's no free market whatsoever
um
so that's i mean that's why trump was so
significant yeah that's not reversible
but to be completely honest with you as
far as where to go forward from here
i think it's kind of a tough question
you know
um i know the republicans are going to
clean house in 2022 with the midterms
right but
is that going to be the maga republicans
i don't think those republicans are
loyal right that republican
establishment so it's a big question you
know
yeah they're trash i mean it's believe
me we're trying to get involved in the
midterms and all the good guys are
[Β __Β ] and drop out okay i mean we've
had like i try to get behind a couple
guys and they like dropped out and like
i mean we're still supporting the ones
that came to our conference and
everything but uh yeah and the problem
is trump
is now being instrumentalized by the
establishment and and everything that he
earned the credibility he earned with
the people the well-deserved popular
support for being their voice and
everything
he's now being just used as a mascot for
the establishment ferrata mcdaniel and
kevin mccarthy he's selling his
endorsements i mean like there's a court
of people that surround him and they
literally sell his endorsement people
pay these courtiers to go to mar-a-lago
and then trump will give an endorsement
and then this person you know whoever it
is gets paid and so they're endorsing
all these garbage rhinos they're
endorsing all these garbage
establishment types and they keep
talking about
making kevin mccarthy the speaker of the
house making kevin mccarthy the speaker
of the house is immaterial to me you
know i mean making trump the president
is a big deal making kevin mccarthy the
speaker of the house yeah yawn it makes
no difference pelosi mccarthy mcconnell
schumer i didn't sign up for that like
you said i'm not voting for that [Β __Β ] i
stopped voting after i voted for trump
that was it i told people to stay home
you know they said go and vote in the
georgia senate runoff i said stay home
stop voting like the this is not i vote
for trump i vote for revolution i do not
vote for
republicans and not vote for you know
fighting socialism or whatever um and
you're right and to me the biggest
question i like i have been using this
to borrow a phrase from joseph stalin
the question is who will conquer who
will the revolution conquer the system
or will the system conquer the
revolution and we really run this risk
where
you're seeing the language of the
revolution and
even some of the people they're being
conquered by the capitalists and these
billionaires are are buying their way
into the populist movement and that's
where you get a guy like joe kent who's
up there in washington state and he's
running and he's the favorite of peter
thiel and some of these other guys and
he's using this sort of like he's
talking about so-called inclusive
populism and all this kind of stuff
but he's being funded by billionaires
he's being funded by these guys and it's
the same thing that happened with the
ron paul revolution ron paul revolution
became young americans for liberty and
young americans for liberty is now the
arm of like the libertarians and they
have cato speakers and again they they
were co-opted and the tea party was
co-opted all these movements get bought
out and
the trump movement cannot have the same
thing happen that's what i've always
said my job is the guarantor of the
trump revolution i want to be the
vanguard of the trump revolution and say
no you're not going to touch this the
gay republicans are not going to touch
this this is unique this is different it
is controversial it should offend it
should provoke it shouldn't be about
so-called industrial policy or common
good originalism or whatever it is um
like some think tank is going to come up
with some some indian at some think tank
with a robust of teddy roosevelt and a
podcast paid for by billionaires is
going to come up with it has to maintain
its its based character
and by based i don't mean necessarily
like racist i don't mean it's like
republican i don't mean it's like pro
second amendment by based it means like
not puppeted it's not controlled it's
like it's the vernacular language of the
people it speaks the language of the
people that's what based means it's like
the way that the street people talk it's
like the street truth and it has to
maintain that character of baseness and
not be transformed into like
not not be like pr
manipulated by a pr firm or some
consultant agency or some think tank and
do like another political product uh to
sell to the capitalist to sell to the
donors so in my opinion the path forward
is for
people like you to coalesce behind
america first we have to embrace it the
future is fusionism okay but not
fusionism between like uh jewish neocons
and like uh jewish libertarians their
future is a fusion between
hardcore
uh communist stalinists and hardcore
nationals no not nationals but hardcore
nationalist america first trump loving
uh white patriots christians to me
that's the fusion is catholics
catholic nationalist types sort of
bernie bro based guys that get it that's
a real alliance that's the alliance that
will dominate the world i have a
question you know in in in the meantime
i wonder right with trump
i think the the thing that i'm
interested the most right now is can the
first amendment be sustained on big tech
and i kind of feel like i don't really
care who wins elections anymore i just
whoever is willing to
defend the first amendment on big tech
i think i would i mean i don't know how
much i can do but i just hope they win
right
and because i think
so we have a special interest you know
we're communist rights we want an
independent working-class party
right
uh we want a party that's an interest
group for the american working class a
tribune of the people right
and it doesn't have to be the only one
but we just want that to exist right
because that doesn't exist i mean the
capitalists have their own class i mean
they have their own party they have two
of them right so we want a working-class
party
and
that's hard when you don't have the
first amendment i mean social media is
how you spread the message it's how you
build anything so to me it doesn't
matter where you are if you're an
anti-establishment person
interested in upsetting the status quo
you should be behind anyone who can
um
who can restore the first amendment to
the public square right because you know
as much as i critique liberal democracy
we do have a fake liberal democracy
right and those founding principles of
our country and the constitution and
whatever
i mean that gives us some rights and
liberties that i think
are good right and we're witnessing kind
of how we are becoming no longer a
liberal democracy but not in a based way
where it's like russia with putin it's
like we have this oligarchic control of
this new financial wall street
dictatorship this black rock
dictatorship where our civil liberties
are being curtailed like never before
being censored left and right on the
internet
um and then americans are being called
domestic terrorists right
which is unprecedented
it's uh because of the january 6 nothing
burger right so um
i think it's pretty dangerous right and
you know
i definitely think
the foundations of this state american
state are going to be shaken and tested
uh the next two years you know i mean
whether that's a civil who knows right
it's true well and you're right about
that the medium of communication is
critical it's i don't think it's any
coincidence that the domination of the
deep state coincides with the advent of
mass media you know because it's so
critical for these revolutions it's the
it's the paper you know it's people
printing pamphlets and salons and things
like that and once you get mass media
you get the centralization of where
people get their information and you
know in the past uh it was television
and radio and now it's the internet and
when everyone gets their information
from facebook and determined by an
algorithm and it's controlled by
censorship
you have this total information control
and so all anyone's reading is regime
media and i think what gave us trump was
social media because for the first time
you had this environment where there was
this adoption of a medium that was
uncontrolled which is twitter and
youtube and all that and they were able
to read really a truly revolutionary
message and that's why that was the
first thing to go you know the next day
they get on the meeting and they say
this could never be allowed to happen
again and then the censorship regime
began and it reached this sort of apogee
at the time with the election fraud and
they said we're going to ban any claim
of election fraud any cover
disinformation outright just like
editorial like explicit like regime
censorship whatever you think about it
but they said like we're just going to
censor particular topics for the purpose
of like national security or whatever
for the purpose of domestic stability
and uh and you're right there will be no
revolution without that medium without
without a mass media
that we can utilize and the unlike in
the old days it's centralized and people
are just not because of the existence of
that it's sort of like cars you know
once there's a car uh cities are
designed with the car in mind and
there's only roads so it's one of these
like technologies where it has this
effect that it totalizes
everything must submit to the automobile
so once the car comes around
everything's got to be on roads and so
now there's just no more walking you
cannot own a car but you can't walk
anywhere you know because the now
everything's far apart and in the same
way now that you've got social media
nobody's reading nobody's going to read
your pamphlet nobody's going to read the
other forms of media and so it's like
it's it's uh it's absorbing everybody's
eyeballs it's absorbing all the
communication and then they've got a
monopoly on it so i agree i mean that is
that remains the most critical issue for
for any opponent of the regime no matter
what the flavor is i mean i think that's
uh yeah that's right