INFRARED SHOWDOWN: HIGHLIGHTS

2022-02-22
now we will begin
the showdown with our first but most
important topic of the night now this is
actually something that's a bit serious
because to me it hits close very close
to home now recently in michigan this
was
uh on november 30th just a few days ago
here in michigan in oxford high school
there was a mass shooting um committed
by ethan crumbly a 15 year old freshman
in oxford high school leading to the
tragic death of four students and the
injury of seven this story has rocked
the nation and reignited a national
conversation about the sources of
school shootings and gun violence
parents are afraid to send their kids to
school school environments no longer
make the pupils feel as safe as they
used to the whole thing has been
embroiled in scandal and recently the
parents have actually been convicted and
found guilty of manslaughter because of
their neglect
in being able to
pay attention and take seriously the
warning signs of their son ethan blade
so the question we have to open tonight
with is no parent wants to send their
kids to schools that are unsafe how can
mass shootings in the future
best be prevented and what is the cause
of mass shootings like the one committed
by ethan
rumbly begin i guess
okay
one at a time
i just it's just a quick question did
the parents actually get convicted or
didn't know they actually got charged
with involuntary yeah they got sorry
yeah okay okay yeah
so we're on the same page yeah okay
i've been arguing about this gun problem
for like i said over 10 years now
everybody's doing it for 10 years every
time yeah well me specifically it's a
it's an issue i took uh pretty seriously
all right as a gamer because there's a
lot of guns and games
so
the
the big issue here every single time
something like this happens it's
propaganda for gun culture for american
gun culture
there are a lot of guns in video games
aren't there yeah but okay well we're
talking about americans in america then
there are people so there's more videos
one at a time it's harmful inevitable
john will go ahead and then
the problem we're seeing here helga
zeplaroush of the sheila institute
has addressed this before the new
violence that's spreading through
america and the rest of the world
it comes
from this stochastic
terror inflicted on us by the media
by violent horrible
images being spread around and
pornographic depictions of killing
through video games that they give to
kids to play video games instead of
studying in school
as well as through
netflix in forms like squid games
which is so traumatizing to kids it
makes them have dreams about squid games
where violent things happen
all right there's two things there's
still turn again though you're not gonna
do like me like this new game is just
like uh desensitizing life on earth it
is creating all these uh just
exhibitions of murder and massacre
that's just like you know preventing
people from actually uh appreciating
humanity for what it really is no one
cares about art no one cares about you
know poetry or have you read the odyssey
it's totally dumb
and it's entire epic about fucking war
dude literally people have been killing
each other just as long as saying people
haven't been killing each other i'm just
saying the uh the culture of violence in
america
especially with the advent of uh video
games and this uh less loosening of
restrictions on violence and media has
uh i would say correlated with the rise
of all sorts of violent uh issues that
are ingrained within american culture
that's just false though
millennials are like one of the least
violent generations in our history so i
have no clue where you're getting this
from i'm not talking about melinda they
haven't had the chance
hey can i get in here real quick grow up
playing uh
games where you right after talking
yeah look i'm gonna jump the fuck in
here really quickly as someone who's
like straight up from detroit with this
shit so i i saw the side effects i saw a
lot of what was going on in the
immediate aftermath of all of this there
was i was driving to work the other day
and there were schools that were being
blocked off by police because of the
like actual crazy tragedy that went down
here but it's more important to note
that since we're on the topic of it
again there's like actual data that
shows that video game playing has no
direct correlation to shootings in and
of themselves we all saw the written
house case i mean they literally try to
say you know do you play this video game
where they kill each other and shit and
he was like yeah but that had like
nothing to do with it they were using
that as evidence and shit
no i mean you can say it's wrong you can
say it's wrong all you want you can say
you're wrong all you want but like
that's patently not true there's no
strong corollary evidence here that we
can see any of this in and here's your
correlation you're ready for the
correlation i know what a barrel is i
know what a trigger a hammer uh you know
wait wait hold on wait a moment
i know what it is wait wait a moment
wait a minute
thanks to call of duty charm hole don't
you describe yourself as a gamer
accelerationist yeah absolutely and i'm
tired of this fucking conversation okay
i'm tired of oh is this well if you're
tired of the conversation you can leave
the panel bud no wait i mean gun culture
this is the gun culture
shouldn't you be defensive in movies
it's fucking everywhere because it is
core it is essential to the american
soul is gun culture and what i want to
do is i want to accelerate it past the
point of oh what's the problem the
problem is
we don't use the guns
or
uh
for any any like progress right it's
just it's only defense but then only
evil people get to use it for offense
it's just it's
weird right sorry are we gonna are we
gonna let the hipster surfer moral
grandstand on us some more because like
here's what i want to talk about here's
what i want to say you guys have talked
a lot
there's no common
cause for every single mass shooting or
every single school shooting that's
happened in modern american history so
it would be
uh you know short-sighted to apply like
a common solution to all of these issues
right all these questions are the common
issue
that's not true but uh what we do know
is that with all of these uh individuals
who do these shootings school shootings
they're disturbed and they're dangerous
they're violent right um in the case of
this individual uh this kid uh he had
expressed that he was gonna you know
potentially do something violent he had
written blood everywhere there as
someone else mentioned on the panel
already there was improper uh you know
discipline disciplinary action that was
not taken by the superintendent and by
the teachers and the parents themselves
the kid had access to a gun that was
purchased on black friday but um i think
if we really want to address this
especially as someone who believes in
the right to bear arms in this country
you need to look at what is causing
people to be disturbed and what's
causing people to have these you know
mental health issues
the most whole like the whole sided way
that you can possibly there's a bunch of
reasons why people have these mental
issues but you need to look at all of
them and try to address all of them okay
so it's pretty much alienation and we
see in the last 20 30 years it has been
increasing and school shootings i think
especially in america are one
symptom of this alien societal
alienation in general right we have
people who are like uh closed off people
are constantly closing themselves off
from the rest of society uh especially
now during ko we can see even more this
happening you know depression rising we
have like a moment like in cells what
the fuck is that like what the fuck is
wrong with people right like so uh you
have all these things and school
shootings are a part of this and there's
i mean it's interesting because as far
as i understand america is the country
with the most cool things like they're
literally like a regular current so like
i mean i think to a large extent the
problem in america is that there's like
a lack of this kind of a social state
like uh some sort sort of like a
collective understanding uh and like uh
acceptance within society right where
people you know you're constantly trying
to build walls around yourself instead
of like engaging the community more
actually having like some sort of like
uh
crew based
yeah
i think it's a big problem yeah the
issue the issue whenever
guns get brought up in any single
context in the united states it seems
like people are just outraged about guns
in general right without getting to any
real solutions and i think that's the
biggest issue with this and when
anything else if you look at the numbers
yes school shootings happen in the us
right but it but it's only like a couple
right and and like compared to
if you look at how many guns there are
in the u.s and like
how many guns are in circulation in
general compared to people and all of
these factors right in the grand scheme
of things generally people don't really
die from school shootings in the us it's
like a couple of people every year
and of course it's a tragedy it's a
tragedy whenever anyone dies but that's
not the big issue in the united states
right and the reason why this happens
very clearly
because the u.s does not have
a good support structure for mental
health the issue is that the united
states does not have a good structure
for dealing with mental health which was
very clearly the issue in this case
right the kid was very obviously had
mental health issued anybody could see
that even his parents were notified of
this right by the by the school as well
like the school asked to to give him
like mental crisis mental health within
48 hours of the thing happening right it
just didn't happen because the us does
not have good support structures for
this that's the real issue there's
another streamer on twitch bx bullet
literally got firearms on the back wall
right and everybody's like yeah
the problem again for the millionth time
is the gun culture
yeah so i just wanted to say that i
think it's really important to look at
this and other like school shootings i
think the strongest correlation is the
mental health we saw the signs from uh
ethan crumley like right off the bat you
can see the shit about him drawing the
word blood and a handgun you can see the
fact that his parents knew about this if
you take a look at his actual existing
social media accounts and things like
that there was some seriously fucked up
disturbing shit on there just posting
pictures of like distorted people's
faces like really dark guns and stuff
like that so the world knew that he had
all crazy like mental health situation
or was way too into creepypastas i'd
argue those are one and the same however
i'm just gonna throw it out there right
now that i think yeah but like the
problem is precisely that like people
people see that and then they don't give
a fuck they think that's somebody else's
problem
i'm going to agree with you it's a
collective issue for sure yeah we need
stronger community structures and
stronger people don't have the
consciousness of that that's yeah i know
so we need to make people more
consciously aware and i think is like
the american left we can make people
more aware of mental health struggles
and building infrastructure around
getting these people who are clearly
sick taking care of because we need to
have that community mindset of we're not
just in this as individuals we're in
this as a group we need to make sure
that each of our own are taken care of
we got to have these strong foundational
measures for sure and then we'll see a
decrease in school shootings look at
like columbine for example right again a
very drastic case of mental health
issues or if you look at that uh that
fucking kid nicholas cruz in florida a
couple years back again some seriously
fucked up mentally unstable dude there
so by your own admission you're
admitting you're saying that if a kid or
anybody is posting a bunch of gun
culture shit to their social media they
are unhealthy in the head right well
you've been completely taken out of
society by your gamerism yeah i need i
need to do it
okay so guys
where do we stand as far as this uh
discharge against the parents of
manslaughter is this a just charge or is
it an unjust so we are actually going to
take it from the top starting with ico
banded charmel all the way through so
starting with aiko would you agree with
this charge or what do you think i
definitely think they should at least be
charged and then you know see how it
goes what about you ben do you think
this is a just charge or uh i i really
don't know the the like uh to what
extent like they're responsible um but
like if if there was negligence there
there probably should be some sort of
like
accountability for that although i'm not
sure how it works in america
so uh unfortunately charm holding
negligence has stepped off so we're
going to skip him dario what what do you
think yeah i actually i actually want to
make uh make it hopefully a cohesive
argument as to why i don't think it
makes sense to charge them maybe find
them maybe
so the issue is to me is when i uh
because i'm very big pro rehabilitative
justice right and i don't think charging
them just to
punish them makes any sense when you
look at like in a rehabilitative manner
right so so i'm not interested in
punishing anyone i just want to prevent
these things from happening in the
future right so if you want to talk
about negan
you can't find all the details without
charging them right so uh what about you
dylan what do you think why okay oh can
i just finish yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
let's
have something go ahead finish finish
yeah so so so i could the only thing
that would change my mind is if there
was evidence that they specifically like
encouraged it right so if they if they
encouraged it in some way or or like
said hey listen you fucking you should
your classmates or pieces of shit or
whatever like if you could find evidence
about that sure that would change my
mind but if it was negligent behavior
that could have been seen from like the
school or like from the counselors or
friends or anything right then i don't
think it makes sense to punish the
parents because i don't think that
prevents these things from happening in
the future if you want to find them to
help them like take care of the families
or or fund some stuff or whatever that
might be fine but i don't think like
jail time or
further punishment makes sense or even
suggesting a punishment it's just a
charge
and all right what would you charge them
with they're being
manslaughter aren't they yeah but that's
what but but that that
that would be jail time
no not necessarily it depends on like it
depends this is discretion like people
it would they'd figure it out but i'm
saying that if you don't charge them
with anything then then what they were
the end of the line they were every uh
the the fucking school informed them
multiple times like so let me let me add
some uh details so apparently juan
there's maybe some missing information
apparently according some reports uh
ethan was actually gifted the gun by his
father on his birthday i believe or
something but apparently that was his
gun i don't know if you guys heard that
or like a recent birthday i i'm not
exactly sure but that's that's what i've
heard if that's the case
uh i don't i don't remember i think it
was on the news wait no i mean and
obviously uh depends right i mean if
they weren't negligent in other ways
then it doesn't matter that they bought
them the gun people buy guns for their
kids all the time like my parents bought
me a gun i had like are they as culpable
as this guy's parents i haven't checked
up the school yet but are we gonna wait
for me to shoot up at school or are they
already bad raising school shooting kids
or having bought me a gun before like so
the issue the issue for me fundamentally
so dario you got to wrap it up because
we need we need yeah yeah
i'll wrap it up so fundamentally for me
the issue is what are we trying to do
with a charge right are we trying to
prevent these things from happening in
the future or are we just trying to
punish the parents because we think they
did a bad thing right
i don't think charging them in any kind
of i don't think charging them in any
kind of way is going to prevent them
from raising a kid to be a school
shooter in the future right because it's
so rare i don't think parents
intentionally do these things right so
any kind of charge would just be to
punish the parents and i don't agree
with that like in principle i don't
think that's a good idea so dylan blake
what about you yeah so i think that if
it's the case that they uh gifted their
son that gun especially recently with
all the signs that he gave about being
mentally unstable including things that
were really readily available which is
that picture we talked about before i
think it's safe to say especially it
seems like the parents weren't even
around at the time or doing a great job
of raising their child i think they
should be hit with some kind of criminal
negligence charge maybe a fine a large
fine or maybe a short sentence in prison
because uh i feel like they do have a
large role to play in why this happened
so jackson sorry go ahead i think we
have all the evidence that's been
brought forward that will be brought
forward throughout you know the
potential prosecution of the parents so
i think it's too early to speak on
whether or not they should be found
guilty
the relevant crime isn't the the kid
went and he killed people the parents
raised him they didn't see it coming
they didn't lock him in his room the
relevant crime is with the people who
have been running this country and
denying everyone in michigan and in the
united states a future to believe in and
an understanding of human beings that is
positive the relevant crime is that we
no longer have projects like we did with
jfk and fdr like nawapa and the uh ccc
for our youth to be hopeful for and for
our communities to be uplifted by
instead every year people get poorer
every year people in michigan have to
move out because everything's falling
apart it's all being sucked out by
vampire financiers in the bank of
england to just recycle into
new bullshit what the problem is that we
have the green new deal instead of the
ccc instead of the world land bridge
that's the main problem if you put these
kids building the world land bridge kids
would love to have a future they would
look and they wouldn't
be just no hope no future my life is
miserable i'm gonna be suicidal now and
i'm gonna kill myself with other ways
i'm gonna cope with drugs or i'm gonna
lash out with a gun instead they're
going to be hopeful they're going to
think i'm going to be an engineer in the
future i'm going to go to the moon and
mars and industrialize it
i'm going to build a land bridge i'm
going to dig a tunnel to siberia
how's what is
everyone wants to go to space
when they're a kid and then they grow up
and they realize they can't so they
decide that they want to be a killer
or a druggie or a gamer bars uh where do
you go ahead yeah um for the most part
is i do think there's possibly some
little sus stuff but you know like it's
all like hearsay at this point so we
have to like wait for the information to
come out um i will say in response to
like hope pesto's like people running
the country being vampires and
everything you know what's great the
buildback better plan you know we just
passed the infrastructure bill we got
infrastructure investment we're gonna
get more jobs going so you know what
fuck all this shit hey look man if i can
get good stuff for anybody that makes me
an anarchist cool cool cool getting
better stuff for better people it
doesn't and all right so to be to be
fair we we don't want to change the
topic but since you did bring that up to
pesto mime in response to him i'll give
pesto mime a chance to respond
build back better
you you believe what biden's telling you
about build back better we just passed
the childhood tax credit cut child
poverty in half
so there's a bunch of there's a bunch of
tax cuts for kids why are kids why are
kids paying taxes why can't families
kids aren't paying taxes their parents
are paying taxes
their child taxes so they can cut it off
better so like are you literally this
stupid
i don't want to give tax cuts to kids i
want to give money to kids so that they
can spend it on education and
give taxes
to the parents so they can give money to
the kids so it's like a no-brainer dude
biden doesn't want to build back better
biden's an environmentalist right biden
wants to cut back you read the bill back
better i like to build proposals she
wants to take that ready
have you read it have you read that yes
i literally went to the proposal of joe
biden i did it on my stream you can
watch youtube videos dude literally he's
done this
noah yeah people went into that and you
tell me the society is healthy you
reading biden's buildback better pulling
back you haven't read it yet
that he's not going to care about anyway
because he doesn't even remember it you
think biden read that plan and you read
that plan and 10 people tuned in
so recently colorado republican
laura
bobert is that her name
um
uh she recently made supposedly
islamophobic remarks against elon omar
referring to
uh
referring to
ilan omar as
i'll read out what she said so she said
and i quote so i was getting into the
elevator with one of my staffers you
know we're leaving the capitol going
back to my office uh and i i can't open
it like i look to my left and there's
ilhan omar and she said and i said well
she doesn't have a backpack we should be
fine
um
she she referred to uh
if since i'm muslim do i is it allowed
that i can just give you guys permission
to laugh or am i not i don't know what i
don't know what my rights are oh
dario it wasn't great yeah i don't know
i don't know where i swear we fucked up
the laugh at this point but
she also called
she also called uh
so she she was she made remarks in
support of gosar in which she called
omar the jihad squad member from
minnesota and um so the the council for
american islamic relations called
bobert's remarks disgusting um ilhan
omar has called for nancy pelosi and
republican uh
leader kevin mccarthy to take
appropriate action in um penalizing her
somehow so i this is not a topic we can
do dwell too much on but i want to let
you guys know like was her remarks out
of line um or was it just a joke and and
people are taking it too seriously or
was it really serious should she be
penalized what should happen as a result
of these uh these remarks about ilhan
omar i mean
first off can i just say my entire
family is muslim so fuck you guys okay
we were literally killed that's what i'm
saying i was like
bro bro my family yeah to be clear
daario has the pass apparently i
actually don't know how it works on
twitch i'm muslim too but i don't know
if we still have rights or what's going
on
i'm laughing because it was actually
disgusting that she said i've never
heard that before this is the first time
i'm hearing it actually disgusting and
this is the first time people have
attacked ilhan omar like this i don't
know it's it's insane that people
actually like seeing these things as a
fucking
u.s politician so hold on i actually say
that
it does open a question though i mean i
don't know i don't think anyone here
agrees with with the comments or would
make those comments but is ilhan omar
making too much outrage over it is is it
just you know
uh absolutely
so what americans fail to realize here
just real quick is that it's all
propaganda for itself right i believe
she's the only um muslim american in
congress right so like this this
controversy is propaganda for more
muslims somebody called her part of the
jihad squad like it doesn't even matter
if it's probably yeah
listen by tonight you have a fundamental
misunderstanding of propaganda okay
propaganda works both ways and the fact
that we're happy it doesn't matter if
it's
vote propaganda
go vote for ryden okay vote for kamala
yeah i voted for like actually using my
brain okay again again the reason why
everybody's talking about it is for
ilhan bobert's on her way out she's most
likely getting redistrict anyway she
doesn't give a fuck so in order to help
her twitter count and help ilhanover's
twitter account right get more followers
and get more peeps on them tweets right
is because it's fucking edgy like
everybody knows edgy shit like and
that's the game that's the fucking game
theory right there i i don't think i
think this is just like the most
important
this post 911 uh islamophobia in the
united states you know
what what about regardless of the the
comments being justified or not is like
is is is too little attention being
focused on scrutinizing ilhan omar and
other squad members for
um you should criticize the things that
uh ought to be criticized in your
opinion right and but also
uh the uh and the islamophobia also bad
all those things are bad deal with all
of them individually you can't like
compare them to each other or even if it
is like uh i don't know a distraction
from something it'll happen it still
exists and we have to acknowledge each
uh instance of it does that make sense
it was a joke but it was a tasteless
joke and ilhan omar had every right to
be offended about it um in order for the
this is just a joke offense to work in
my opinion it has to be at least
somewhat funny the intention of this
joke wasn't to be funny it was
purely to signal to racists who find
racism you know inherently wait wait to
be fair i don't agree with the comment
either but didn't the crowd laugh at it
no i like playing i i laughed at how
ridiculous it was that this no i'm not
this crowd but the lauren gorbachev so
like they thought it was really funny i
mean
they might have had to so like
but the reason they found it funny
wasn't because of like clever word
player stuff it's because they think the
joke is that she's a muslim and haha
muslim blow up bomb funny right exactly
so like it's not a clever joke um it's
just a racist joke um i think ilhan omar
has every right to be offended about it
obviously as a you know a rightoid i
don't think ilhan omar is
i don't like ilhan omar but i mean be
honest like this was clearly done just
because of her religious affiliation um
it was gross i i don't know why bobert
did it maybe to get more followers on
twitter i think that's probable um but
yeah it's completely within the juan
omar's rights to condemn it and honestly
it's just so unfunny and so racist like
rts
it's crazy thank you chairman jackson or
pesto do you want to say anything about
maybe is she using identity politics to
distract from something else or what
about her her record is too little
attention being
paid onto that or well i'm in a
disagreement with all of you this is
clear weaponization of identity politics
uh ilhan omar has the same exact opinion
on you know the jihadists in syria that
aipac does uh she tweeted out that she
supports peace-loving people around the
world who are struggling against assad's
repressive dictatorship and these
so-called peace-loving people are the
moderate rebels that make up groups like
al qaeda al-nusra hayat rio al-sham
which are extremist jihadist groups that
are trying to take down the syrian
government uh she
was not a co-sponsor of jamal bowman's
bill to end uh the us funding of the
occupation in syria and though i flat
out disagree with what bobert said like
it's dumb it's completely insulting and
you know islamophobic and shit and all
out rude
um
she too holds the same exact opinion on
the jihadists in syria so they're really
not that much in disagreement when it
comes
uh to jihad the democrats continuing to
go along with this is a big new
brzezinski project i started with
operation cyclone and all this rest of
funding funneling money into these
violent extremists religious groups in
the middle east and the muslim world she
just sees the skin color of ilhan omar
she sees that she's wearing uh
covering and she just says oh it's a
jihad squad the entire democratic party
is a jihad squad it doesn't matter what
race you are because we know where this
stuff
it comes from the cia they were being
trained by the british that's where they
learned how to keep these operations
going in the middle east that used to be
britain's playground and it's the same
play book that's being followed by the
cia and the democrats so okay so uh
first of all yeah of course nobody
agrees with the comment right um
it is uh but but if like if ilhan omar
and all these people i have a lot of
problems with their practice i think
there are total opportunists and
sellouts and whatever um and a true uh
uh like a socialist or a leftist or
whatever somebody who's actually
committed to the cause of actually
reforming society would actually take
this and try to specifically attack uh
imperialism into muslim countries the
very reason why that the people thought
that was funny and whatever is precisely
because there's this narrative around
muslims and how they're the enemy uh
they're destroying the united states so
yeah against yeah you should like use
that not to oh my god you're racist
i'm going to cry now because of
how insulting you were but rather oh
this is a product of 20 30 years of
imperialism and even more and to
actually also point out that the jihadis
people as as best of mine said but also
i would include even a lot of
republicans there as well that the
people who funded and created a lot of
these uh fucking jihadi groups supported
them against any fucking anti-colonial
left-wing nationalist or communist
movement in the middle east and across
uh africa so yeah that is how you that
is how you use this to point out to
actual issues and not to cry about like
oh my god somebody's racist and whatever
right
so obviously this is really fucking
tasteless this was like really
important like you know like she's
muslim it's like okay you're just doing
the whole like racism and like
islamophobia shit and like that's just
like bad right and it's like okay like i
i don't see this whole buying into like
talking about how this all just relates
to jackson i want to specifically ask
you um can you show me like specifically
like if this is like a propaganda
campaign can you show me like how she
like either organized it to cause bober
to say that in the first place or is he
just like responding uh
did i say that it was a propaganda
campaign you you said it you're using it
as a propaganda campaign in order to
like hide like what all the bad shit
she's been doing when did i say that you
literally i said that yeah but like no
no i i i think the the and what is meant
by that is that they focus on these
non-issues they cry about racism instead
of focusing what what is the how do you
say the origins of that racism and they
support the origins of that yeah but
like behavior also matters in this
instance too like the whole like this is
my issue it's like when we talk about id
poll that's specifically using your own
identity to prevent other people from
having conversations on that issue right
like just because you're saying hey you
called me part of the jihad squad that
isn't using it pull that's just you
responding from like a
blatantly racist statement yeah yeah
sure right but but as a politician right
and as somebody as a muslim right your
task there right is to point out why
this happens and to attack that but
it can't do that because of the hinkle
pointed out a few things right because
like what the fuck like she actually
supports some of these uh foreign
foreign plans of america that actually
recreate and reproduce this racism and
sure yeah like i'm obviously not saying
that that's what bobert was uh inferring
that she was like by calling her jihad
squad she was like referring to
omar's comments on the moderate rebels
in syria um i don't think bobert's smart
enough to like be able to bring that up
in a concise and clear way or i don't
even know if she understands what's
going on in syria but what i am saying
is that by omar bringing about like all
this uh all this controversy surrounding
this objectively terrible statement and
thing and that bobert said and this
isn't the first time she's made like an
islamophobic comment she is you know
using this as some sort of a protection
from a critique a legitimate indian can
you read her mind
let me finish she's using this as
protection from a legitimate critique of
people who have you know vocalized their
opposition to moderate rebels in syria
these actual jihadists um to to make it
seem as though like these progressives
that support her shouldn't question
uh her support for these jihadists can
you can you show me where she was having
like actually wrote that down or she was
communicating that was her intent can
you show me that oh yeah totally i hang
out in uh ilhan omar's okay cool if you
don't know why i have the i actually
have the transcripts for you
how can you
order in the court ordering
do you guys think ilhan omar uh
selectively responds to
like criticism or like do you think she
focuses to pay attention too much
to when like republicans criticize her
rather than when some maybe typically
democrats aren't going to do it so i
don't know i mean uh do you guys think
ilhan pays more attention to when
republicans criticize her than rather
than her getting criticized
or he had people like marjorie
but didn't like the demo some democrats
also will call her out for
because she was against israel she's in
a safe district she can say whatever she
wants there was a bunch of uh syrian
activists on twitter who were calling
out the ilhan omar for supporting
jihadists when she put out that infamous
tweet about supporting jihadists she
didn't respond to any of them she didn't
you know have any outrage or crocodile
tears over that but when bobert says
that she's a part of the jihad squad
then she like it's all there's a
difference between people on twitter
versus like person and the member of
chambers of congress do you think
there's a difference there i think she
should uh be responding to uh her
constituents and the p the american
people they're they're members of syria
there aren't her constituents what did i
say that they're members of syria or did
i say there's a syrian
i think the point is i i think the point
is that yeah sure it's a fake outrage
whatever this was genuinely uh like in
very bad like it was disgusting
especially like coming from from an
american or whatever right especially
the recent history but like it is
infantile outrage right it is used for
nothing except for like yeah yeah
we can move on from this topic i just
want to make sure like we're not taking
it as a chance to like randomly talk
about shit that isn't even related hold
on uh i i did bring it up so i think i
think it was a little bit relevant
because obviously everyone here is going
to condemn those comments on ilhan omar
but i just wanted to know is does it
open up a broader conversation on
how the media and how like why is the
media only paid since omar when it comes
to identity politics yeah rather than
other things so i think there's a fair
that's an interesting conversation we
could have okay
so the thing about ilhan omar saying oh
my god
i'm offended by this you wouldn't see
that happen like a while ago because
there's been
a new kind of war that's been waged by
these cultural
managers
in america and the squad is like the
apex
of these people of these people trying
to change american culture for the worse
what we now have is instead of people
engaging in dialogue which would be that
that's the solution to everything in my
opinion is dialogue so that we can
understand each other talk to each other
about what is the maximum what is
the thing that all humans strive for in
common and understand so we can flesh
away all of this stuff sweep it away
instead we got ill on home omar saying
oh my god i feel offended i demand that
speaker pelosi come in and take take my
side on this without anything and yeah
and going on so that we can just divide
and conquer as far as we can go
all going away from each other the the
shias the sunnis the sunnis the sunnis
going away from each other the
christians the atheists everybody can
just to go in and turn their backs on
each other and go as far and far and far
into extreme
identitarianism british imperialism
dialogue okay no more dialogue no more
clubs the people who went over
and picked out the house of saud right
the people who put those guys over there
they did it because they were as far
extreme as as hateful as they could
possibly be so they could spread it
along and make sure that the rest of the
muslim world would be divided by this
crazy ideology that only a few people
listened to but now the house of assad
gets to fund it all right do you think
who put the house in there the british
who put the squad in there
well you know aoc aoc used to work for
the uh what's it called united states uh
usaid usaod
we know what usaid is usaid is a cia
right she went to
nigeria over and she's telling everyone
to be be a part of this this woke way of
thinking where instead of dialoguing and
engaging with people who say something
ignorant instead of trying to educate
them now we can say they're our enemy we
have to be just as ignorant to them we
have to wait now this is this is silly
calling
this is a dialogue gender they don't
want that to happen
they don't want no this is this is what
is called a fighting words when you also
wanna
that we disagree with
we don't even know why she said it right
but instead we're supposed to
condemn him
use telepathy dude this dialogue
there's there's a saying that they have
in uh africa or asia i forget wood if
there's two dung beetles if there's two
dung beetles fighting
over a piece of of uh
you know what dung beetles fight over
sure
yeah the are you done british probably
picked a side we are concluding the
round and we're gonna fucking vote okay
chat vote who you want to keep not kick
let's go all right let me on deafen
biden has been elected for nearly a year
now right not quite a year he's been in
office for nearly a year now has biden's
overall impact if any on the state of
the us economy been a net positive or a
net negative is buildback better a sham
or does it forebode a promising bright
and beautiful future
showdown
fight
the buildback better is a sham right
it's just to coax americans into
believing this cozy uh new like a
neo-new deal it's like help every
american get back on their feet but what
they don't know is that uh this is just
another way of repackaging imperialism
right like even as we speak right the
united states government is uh preparing
to engage in foreign war in ethiopia in
eritrea and in the horn of africa in
general we see intensifications of
airstrikes in somalia sanctioning of
ethiopia and eritrea which is who are
fighting a rebellion by of u.s backed
separatist
rebels in as in the tplf right so all
these things uh are kept in the back
burner for american news but when the
time comes when america is ready to
intervene which the uh i believe the
american commander who uh in the base of
djibouti which is a bordering ethiopian
eritrea has said that american troops
are the solution for the ethiopian civil
war right so all this stuff is uh
we'll call
us into an american intervention if uh
if the american people
are going to uh
uh sit back quietly uh
to imperialism right and i think go back
better is the perfect way for biden to
do so so um the problem i think here and
atu kind of spoke to it um
built back better right
in this infrastructure bill and whatever
they started out and they were promised
that as these grandiose plans and they
passed as they passed they were reduced
reduce reduce reduce reduce reduce
reduced and now they passed like in some
like
you know minimal form
compared to how they started out right
because democrats usually do this they
promise big but they deliver small just
so they can say that like they did
something and you know justify their
then paying power at least to some
extent right uh and the problem the main
issue uh why and this is something that
i touched on i touched on before and
that would touched on now the main issue
and the reason why americans can have
like a normal
society and normal fucking structures
and stable jobs healthcare and all that
is precisely because imperialism america
is the biggest imperialist power and
imperialism as it spreads as it spreads
all across the world it becomes more
expensive to maintain blah blah blah and
in the meantime the local the area for
which it stems from america collapses it
deteriorates it like why would why
didn't you have an infrastructure bill
20 years ago you needed it 20 years ago
right we know for i know since i'm
following american politics which is six
years ago i know that like american
infrastructure is fucking garbage i know
for for the fact that you still don't
have fucking hell you you call an
ambulance you you pay 2 000 fucking
dollars right that's fucking third world
insanity right so
the reason why the reason why uh this is
happening is precisely because people
like biden and the republicans and the
democrats here are united uh they uh
want to uh they they put imperialism and
interests of these imperial uh uh
people people who spread like banking
capital so on and so forth above
350 million people who live in their own
country and they would rather vote for a
war there is always bipartisan support
and for wars and but all of a sudden
when we talk about infrastructure
healthcare oh oh it's too unrealistic
too crazy oh that's like uh you know oh
my god like we can do it right okay that
tells you what the system is and it's
getting way away wait wait wait wait
wait i'm gonna give an american
experience uh perspective here okay
buying is not perfect okay there are
absolutely issues of buying in terms of
some of its foreign policy and things
like the ethiopian sanctions those are
actual issues we do need pay attention
to but it's not all bad either right we
talk about the infrastructure bill and
like literally we had to negotiate
because that's unfortunate how it is we
don't hold much of like majority because
in like the house or the congress
democrats so you're not a democrat i
mean i vote democrat it doesn't matter
um and you're a huge you're a voter
you're not in the best of me
yeah so basically is he's not perfect
but we have to think 550 billion in new
spending for infrastructure that's hella
based and then we talk about the
buildback better plan that's an entirely
different bill we had to separate it out
because you have to do optics you have
to do like pragmatic stuff but passing
this we're pushing for we're getting
towards it right and like passing this
would not only help increase uh more
access for people like uh like reduce
the uh medicaid shit they
get better eye care and hearing care for
older people like all better
prescription drug access like these
things are good and we've seen the
benefits through medicaid medicare and
like medigap these things do provide
substantial benefit to the american
people there are issues in our country
right now but we have to look at the
buying presidency right now not what's
bad not what's been like 20 years ago
right now what is he doing right now he
pulled out out of afghanistan we
we we were doing terrible there for
years and then we pulled out and just
remembered
and then i also want to hear what
jackson has to say because i know he has
something to say about this too so best
of mine go ahead
and say oh biden's so nice to the afghan
people okay why is afghan facing the the
greatest humanitarian crisis and you
in history in in the world right now
because nobody can buy any food because
their sanctions are so much and all of
the money that afghan had all the money
of the afghan government should have
gone to the taliban because the taliban
is the government now instead it's being
held up in the banks the banks won't
give it back to afghanistan they want to
keep it in europe
afghanistan yes we do we we've been
increasing the sanctions and what's more
important is that all of the assets all
of the assets of the afghan government
have yet to be returned to afghanistan
the afghan government currently took
over
that you know what assets are you
referring to or maybe you disagree with
them whatever the language doesn't
matter what assets are you referring to
they're in power they're responsible for
the afghan people now and they can't use
the afghan assets because the bank
are you referring to that's an
ideological difference what assets are
you referring to the banks that held
afghanistan money what money so the
afghan government had money the taliban
the president no government the africa
oh the afghan national army okay well
they collapsed so i'm confused here they
did collapse they collapsed and what
happened where did where the money that
they were holding in europe
it went with the corrupt business
government leaders they ran no no no the
government can't take it it doesn't
belong
you're on for this no we're i think
you're mistaken like the accounts wasn't
under the individual leaders of the
afghan government's names right it was
under the country so when we froze their
assets okay uh you know
okay i see the issue right okay
he was just like very vague and
non-specific okay so okay if that's
happening and we haven't returned it to
like the people yet that's bad i will
absolutely condemn that 100 is it a net
negative or a net positive my answer net
negative uh for the reasons that i'll go
into here i mean everyone knows that the
easiest way for the us to actually
improve our economy would be to
drastically reduce uh military spending
which biden has drastically increased
military spending um everyone knows that
if we worked with china in a mutually
beneficial way that we could actually
improve our economy here and the global
economy yet uh biden is instead moving
to continue the asia pivot and continue
and increase warmongering against china
um but what uh
what wordy was saying about like biden's
actual economic plan
first of all the the the infrastructure
bill you're referring to was only one
part of the infrastructure bill and it
was the privatization of america's
infrastructure right which is
objectively not a good thing it's the
site
are you talking about you had so long i
didn't i didn't interrupt you let me
finish it's the siphoning off of public
funds to private corporations for
minimal improvements to our
infrastructure we all know that we need
trillions and trillions and trillions
invested to in to our infrastructure yet
they're only investing one 1.7 trillion
or some odd over like 10 years and it's
got all gonna be siphoned off the
corporations biden said he was going to
build on the uh affordable care act but
he's not doing that he's actually
engaging in a trump-era effort to
privatize medicare uh he said he was
going to create a 15 minimum wage he's
not doing that though he did you know
increase the minimum wage to 15 dollars
for federally contracted workers which
was a good thing um he said he was going
to repeal right to work laws via the pro
act he stifled that bill as he stifled
the 15 minimum wage bill uh he said he
was going to cancel student loan debt he
hasn't done that he cancelled like less
than half a percent of it nationally so
i say by and large know his uh his
policies have been an abysmal failure in
improving the economy okay
hold on i want to let pan go but before
pan goes we want i want to see this more
back and forth between wordy and jackson
on this topic so wordy why don't you
respond to uh okay so yeah i can't
fact-check everything yeah because
that's what people came for i i can't
fact-check everything you say in real
time because i just don't have like
super processing powers okay first off
when looking at the pro act it seems it
went through the senate but it never
passed the senate so blaming biden in
terms of like not getting the pro-act
passed is like also a dumb idea also you
would have to show me specifically what
you're referring to in terms of
privatization we're spending 550 dollars
in news 550 billion dollars in new
spending in terms of infrastructure we
are literally going to rebuild roads
like literally there have been several
reports like there's the uh the american
uh uh engineers uh organization that
specifically says like that's how much
like roughly we need so like we don't
need trillions of dollars we need like
500 billion okay
huh who's doing it um did i deny it was
happening or did i say it's the
privatization of infrastructure spending
can you can you tell me specifically who
is going to them well you want me how
are they every single contract that's
been approved by the treasury for the
infrastructure built because i'm not
going to do that and i couldn't do that
that sounds riveting i want to have one
more goal talking more about is biden an
effective politician has his work as far
as the u.s economy been effective and i
want jackson and wordy to to be able to
voice or maybe dario too if he wants
voice their disagreements on on this
topic like has biden within his
abilities performed well or is he
serving special interests and
handicapping himself
is biden justified in blaming the
republicans or is it his own fault so i
want jackson to start and then i want
wordy to maybe why do you ignore me haas
why do you ignore him because you
already spoke because you're two in two
places no no i want to
republicans destroyed a lot of countries
too dude yeah i know but the democracy
no one did not all right all right all
right
okay so here's what i'm gonna say biden
is extremely ineffective at alleviating
the economic pains of the american
people right he's extremely effective in
serving the interests of his corporate
donors right um the
as we discussed i mean the he said he
was going to build on the affordable
care act yet he's actually engaging in a
trump-era effort to privatize uh
medicare in this country he said he was
going to increase the 15 the minimum
wage to 15
if he was an effective leader he would
have done that but he let a a
meaningless parliamentarian get in the
way of it he said he was going to pass a
bill like the pro-act to repeal
right-to-work laws and to help unions uh
strengthen in the united states uh it
passed the house from what i understand
and the senate but uh i i did it just
never get signed into law never never
made it through the senate okay so if
he's the leader of the democratic party
and the democratic party controls the
senate then he needs to be an effective
politician and leverage his power as the
leader of the party to pass the bill he
said he was going to forgive student
loan debt albeit not all of it but for
those of
the american people who are making up to
i think like a hundred and thirty
thousand dollars or something and he he
hasn't done that he's and he could do
that by executive order
keep in mind we've been fighting
i'm almost done just shut up and worst
of all worst of all he's increased the
military budget and he's further
isolated us from the number one economic
powerhouse who we should be working with
in a mutually beneficial relationship
china biden's not perfect but he's done
some massive good things for the economy
he's incorporated the childhood tax
credit he's been able to uh get the
infrastructure built past he's like
leveraged his position like this whole
argument of like privatization i don't
know where you're getting that from dude
it feels like maybe if you want to
listen to jimmy doremore go ahead but
like we understand is like he's pushing
for this bill and if we haven't passed
the bill yet then we don't have any
demonstratable way to say if it's either
being privatized or publicized so it
doesn't make sense to make it has any
evidence
for this bill they passed the
infrastructure bill
they did not pass the human
infrastructure bill they haven't passed
the bill back better bill i want to be
pedantic to you for once woody do you
have any evidence that joe biden pushed
for this bill he's directly said i on
his front page i support the buildback
better bill like his website yes how are
you gonna
him everything he hasn't gone past yes
it's the first year of his presidency
give him a break can you explain to me
how you how you've been in the middle of
an economic crisis
yeah he's trying that's why he's trying
to get the bill back better
if he was trying
why can't he leverage power within his
own party to pass bills he says he
supports like
better act which is his own agenda like
a 15 minimum wage or
uh like the pro act why can't he do it
he just got the infrastructure bill
passed
wait we're talking about the economy can
i ask you a question ask you a question
like
you you claim like uh at the start of
this whole panel you were saying you're
anarchist uh believers will reaffirm
uh
why are you voting for the democrats
like genuinely because we are we are at
two and two we we have to vote we have
to wrap up the round we're gonna wrap up
the round right now i'm gonna get the
poll right now let me see if the mods
have made it okay so the mods have made
the poll and we are actually going to
vote guys both to keep not kick the way
this one's going to work is it's going
to work the same as before except this
time i get to choose someone to kick
based on just my own i'm going to like
do like a coin toss pretty much random
assortment right of who i kick so
basically we're going to start voting
now
uh mods i want you to spam this link and
keep spamming it we're going to give it
two minutes
two minutes to vote who to kick
and uh yeah
we have to keep this within twitch tos
because
you know
you cannot advocate for anything like
that or do anything crazy i don't know i
don't think anyone here would but so
there's going to be a house robe that's
going to hold public hearings in 2022
detailing the january 6th capital riot
uh and the trump white house response to
see if trump was kabul also recently a
video was went viral of an
insurrectionist um about an officer who
was tased during the capital riot and he
claimed he was coerced i don't know who
i didn't watch it myself but we are
going to keep it as a topic of
discussion so the topic right now is
going to be this are these hearings that
are going to be held in 2022 are these
justified or is the response to the
events of january 6 disproportionate
relative to the crime is this something
overblown is this something that's a
serious threat to american democracy
what are your thoughts on the kirk
upcoming hearings for the january 6th uh
event and the trump white house response
um okay so i would say it's definitely
overblown
right
uh because like um this was used like
january 6 was like a big thing in a
symbolic sense and whatever right um but
it's being used right now immediately
was used after uh for the state the
american state and the establishment and
the uh generally the state apparatus and
all these other people to centralize
power even further to increase the
police uh budgets to e2 like even as far
as i know they will
clamp down on pretty much any type of
anti-establishment or anti-government
rhetoric right whether it's right-wing
left-wing and whatever right they will
consider everybody to be like a
potential threat to the state as long as
if you're against their interests right
so
yeah this is bad was trump culpable or
yeah probably to some extent right i
don't really remember to to like
he never openly called for violence as
far as i remember but he kind of
signaled you know we should go there
blah blah blah but like the people there
that were there were actually
um
from their point of view i guess uh uh
angry right because they they felt the
election was stolen uh and i think it
was led by certain groups uh
predominantly kind of more radical
elements um who kind of smashed in and
did the crazy stuff most people as far
as i know stayed outside as far as i
remember i might be wrong um
and yeah that's pretty much it it is
used to to centralize uh
pretty much by the state uh to increase
like police uh and like uh to destroy
any type of opposition that's it
okay um i'm gonna hop in here and say
okay
so uh while i don't agree with like
increasing the capital police uh
uh stuff like i don't i think the issue
is like we just didn't have enough there
and weren't prepared as much so that
issues and everything um i i do think i
have to ask you one question bannon do
you think it's okay for um like for like
the uh congress to investigate who was
the cause of like kind of like the the
main leaders behind january 6 and shit
do you think that's um
sure yeah i mean like yeah it was like
it was in a sense it was an attack on
the state right it is the state that i
don't like very much but you know they
have the right yeah i'm not a big fan of
it either i just definitely so we have
to keep in mind in terms of the uh the
rioters most of them are getting off
pretty easily uh most of them haven't
been convicted there's like probably
like 20 maybe right now out of like the
thousands who are there um that have
been like sentenced to 40 or so months
that are like more of the radical
elements like the like the extremists
like either the three percenters or the
proud boys and everything for the most
part people uh walked into the atrium
but there was a significant threat to
like lives of people trying to stop like
the democratic process and everything so
like even if like it's a state and i'm
not a fan of it if you have people who
are trying to stop like people who voted
in this process and you're trying to
like overthrow that then you're still
you're still committing an insurrection
it's still alright i agree but you don't
need to make a political process about
it right i mean you can have like
agencies investigate right but there's
no reason to have all these hearings on
the senate floor and in congress like
well congress they're there for
legislation they're not there you know
they weren't trained to like uh
investigation they're not collapsed and
stuff so like i agree to extend but it
feels like to me the goal of these uh
hearings isn't to uh you know find out
who's responsible for all this stuff i
think probably fbi has already figured
out who's responsible for all this stuff
which is why we see some rest i think
it's probably to keep the uh january 6th
firm in people's minds so that democrats
can do well in the midterms or something
like that
yeah no no no i i just think i i guess i
agree with you uh pin i agree with you
the fbi probably you know has already
figured out who's responsible for
facilitating this because it was
probably them um i feel as though this
is being this whole investigation thing
this uh january 6 testimonies all this
shit it's uh being overblown in the
sense that they're using all of this to
increase funding for the security state
apparatus or intelligence for spying for
uh you know hard on the ground uh you
know security in the capital and around
the white house i've seen it firsthand
in dc myself but what i think we need to
focus on i'm going to try to keep this
concise is the three main organizations
that were responsible for facilitating
january 6 were the oath keepers proud
boys and three percenters um in recent
years we've seen an increasing amount of
federal agents marked as unindicted
co-conspirators actually helping these
groups facilitate uh acts of terror such
as the attempted kidnapping of gretchen
whitmer 5 of the 14 members of that
group were were federal agents so i
think we need to actually overblown the
investigation even more into january 6
in the sense that we identify all of the
undied unindicted co-conspirators we
need to we need to make sure that
they're held accountable and we need to
determine the uh degree in which the fbi
the army and counterintelligence were
responsible in facilitating what
happened on january 6th uh yeah like the
fbi has a tendency and we know this not
only from like far-right organizations
but also islamic terrorist cells and
they literally manufactured terrorist
attacks from nowhere right they would
recruit terrorists themselves turn them
into terrorists and then arrest them
right you literally have proof of this
happening right yeah so so like uh but
apart from this i think this is also
trying to uh destroy uh the figure of
trump right the figure of trump and what
trump means to certain americans and
whatever and i'm not a fan of trump
right uh but like um far from it right
but uh he uh represented the reason why
they're trying to destroy him through
this 6th of january right and whatever
is because trump was very very very very
unpleasant for the uh american
establishment not so much in policy and
whatever but more in rhetoric and what
he talked about and he openly talked
about people who usually said like i
remember trump is a liar and whatever
and yes he did the lie a lot but at the
same time he set them on some of the
most true things ever and the true
things were american we go uh we will
kill you know we will kill the the the
terrorist families and whatever we will
take the oil you know he openly
blatantly talked about all these things
uh that democrats and republicans kind
of dance around right and that was the
problem the problem wasn't that he was
outrageous had these crazy ideas the
problem that he was talking talking
about all this crazy shit open right and
you you can't do that you have to be
polite in politics right you have to be
polite you have to pretend as if the
system is like perfect so so i'm gonna
let wordy respond so i'm not gonna
you're not gonna face a whole lot of
disagreement for uh from me in terms of
these aspects right i have issues with
the fbi in terms of like releasing
information there's a lot of stuff that
they usually keep like under control of
like national security claims which is a
real issue it doesn't mean everything
keeps gets kept under control but there
is a lot of stuff that i personally
would like us to be able to like be able
to access and not have like journalists
have to like directly like try to like
investigate it'd be easier just to have
that information available and now wait
like 60 years for things to get released
and um the issue that comes is uh trump
already uh he already ruined his own
image by inciting the insurrection so
like this whole argument of him's like
cause like uh people trying to like
break down his legacy or whatever he
already did it himself he made um his
code response was awful his uh refusal
to acknowledge the 2020 elections like
these things were already happening no i
agree yeah and the issue for me more
than anything is um how like uh
investigate how we go back those
investigations right i think the fbi
should investigate i think we should
just need more public and also i just
want to respond directly to you pan is
committee hearings are explicitly a
political process we have things like
the rob silverman uh reports on like the
wmds in iraq that's a political process
we have committee hearings on how those
things occur so like this whole public
hearing it doesn't have to be a
political process it's always a
political process it doesn't matter here
if it's not yeah well i mean um i
disagree like you guess obviously if
it's tested in front of a committee it's
gonna be a political process but it
doesn't have to be tested in front of
the committee i mean we have separate
branches of government just for this
purpose we've got you know a legal
system that they can go through i don't
want the prosecution of people for
political reasons to be a political
process i want that to be a judicial
process um i want them to be held
accountable not for political reasons
but because they broke the law or inside
of terrorism so that i just say that
like yeah i guess technically you're
right um but that doesn't change
anything it doesn't change the fact that
what happened was bad that we should
have gone through this from the judicial
branch which doesn't have as much of a
vested interest as um our legislative
branch does aren't we already doing that
in terms of the department of justice
like investigating what's happening like
what happens aren't
that's not happening because some of the
main people who are caught on video
instigating some of the most egregious
and aggressive you know calls for
storming the capital and committing uh
you know acts of like vandalism within
the capital are people who have remained
unindicted and not charged and they make
up the dozens of unindicted
co-conspirators that not all but
definitely some of are quite likely
members again of the fbi or the irony of
computer intelligence so here's the
issue is that's a potentiality but you
would have to show me potentiality but
if you look at recent years and the fact
that these same groups fbi army counter
intelligence have been infiltrating
these same three organizations over and
over again oath keepers three percenters
proud boys to facilitate these uh crazy
attacks or or actions or kidnappings
it's it doesn't really seem too far out
of line for this to be happening and the
other thing is also you have to
recognize that um unindicted
co-conspirators sure there are reasons
why people do remain unindicted
co-conspirators that don't revolve
around them being like uh fbi informants
or fbi facilitators or anything like
that but in this case it's different
because as i mentioned these
co-conspirators were the ones committing
some of the most egregious and
aggressive um you know calls to action
and this the the dragnet of
investigating and swooping up all the
people involved in january 6 was so
immense they they've already like
charged 702 people the fact that you
have people on video calling to storm
the capital that haven't been charged
and haven't been indicted it definitely
poses the question why they haven't and
i think we can all be you know
level-headed individuals and assume the
case why that okay
so so here's the issue for me is just
because the fbi has a tendency to do the
thing doesn't mean they automatically
did something right we investigated
communist and you're literally defending
like the security statement am i am i am
i defending them or i'm trying to be
factually accurate okay you're not being
actually accurate
you're like
i think i think the the broader question
i think uh from what i'm hearing is that
seems like jackson's saying that the
there hasn't been enough investigation
into the the co-conspirators and that he
strongly suspects him on that
he strongly suspects that the the a
reasonable inference for that could be a
fbi involvement what do you what do you
think about that i personally think is
as a possibility right fbi does a lot of
messed up stuff and i absolutely agree
we need to make sure we're keeping an
eye on that if they did that but here's
the problem right now is we're relying
on an if we're not saying in is and we
need to i need to we need to see if they
did this if they were involved and if
they were involved we convict them but
if they're not involved then we
basically say okay they weren't involved
let's pursue a new path to investigation
okay okay so so what we're relying on
right now is that we know i mean as a
matter of fact we know that police open
the floodgates the actual gates no
that's a little more complicated that's
a little more complicated no video
evidence of it no no no no no no no no
no no let me finish let me finish
because i let you talk i let you talk
okay now the other thing that you have
to acknowledge here is that uh it's not
whether or not these people are
convicted they haven't even been charged
you have dozens and dozens of these
unindicted co-conspirators that were
committing some of the most egregious
and aggressive acts on january 6 who not
only haven't been convicted they haven't
even been charged or indicted
well jackson's
jackson's right with the facts
as they are but with the the reasons why
that's where i disagree with jackson on
on everything it's always it's always
been jackson gets the facts he doesn't
understand the reasons the dynamics that
are going on that are
creating these situations here well uh
can you elaborate on the fbi
trump fired comey good for him because
comey director of the fbi
hated russia hated china trump had some
good influence coming in his ear trump
goes on on tells the people we need to
build back the economy we need to make
america great again everyone understands
this the fbi doesn't want that mr comey
doesn't want that he goes on and says a
good relationship with russia it
wouldn't be so bad a thing a good
relationship with china is
okay we just need a better deal
is there something is there something is
there something specific jackson said
you disagree with or what what what are
you what's your beef with jackson the
reason i disagree with jackson
is because he goes on he says all these
things that are true
he doesn't put them in context
why does the fbi hate trump if the fbi
is just so much like whatever evil right
wingers or something right whatever the
lefty view of this i'm not sure if i'm
representing it right and trump's also
like a right wing he's not on our side
why would the fbi care because trump
represented something trump went to the
people and he told them something that
they already knew which was that they
don't want war and they don't want
good gains for silicon valley and the
wall street what people understood trump
goes up and says renegotiate with china
let's have a good relationship with
russia let's not put so much on these
wars because he doesn't understand it
bandit was right trump went out and said
the truth about stuff i i think trump
shouldn't have said like
he realized he was saying those things
because he wanted to do them he wanted
to bomb people he wanted to kill him
on january 6th yeah
you say that's this is where we're
playing the stupid game where the
president comes up and he says puts on a
nice face and he tells people to get
ready for war because we're the good
guys we're acting in the interest of
liberalism trump wasn't a liberal at all
every republican besides trump might as
well be a liberal i think basically they
are every democrat's a liberal i i i so
peso i i i don't know where where you
you got that i disagree with you on that
stuff i mean i agree with you on all of
that and that's actually one of the main
i live stream that's one of the main
things i talk about is uh the
intelligence communities uh various uh
weaponization of their power against
donald trump when trump first entered
office and you know they had already you
know basically stated that they were
going to be going after him the
intelligence community did uh chuck
schumer went on msnbc and had a sit down
with or maybe cnn sit down with like
rachel maddow and he said the
intelligence community has seven days to
sunday of getting back at you and they
did through russiagate through january 6
through you know
putting all these uh deep state neocons
in his uh foreign policy part of his
administration to lie about syria to lie
about what was what was happening in
like africa for example um so i 100
disagree with you i don't know where you
got that i disagree with you all right
so
i don't think you disagree with me about
the facts that happened all right
we get it we get it you don't agree
about the facts you just don't you don't
think he's putting it
he's going to war with russia war with
china the way obama wanted we are on the
brink of nuclear war right now because
we just continued back up with what
obama shut the fuck up and let us
conclude the round
so
the question is
cnn recently fired chris chris cuomo
after the publication in the atlantic
that alleges cuomo to be uh culpable in
his and you know covering up his
brother's sexual harassment allegations
but the accusations against cuomo have
long preceded that cuomo has also been
embroiled in scandals such as being
found outside without a mask uh and you
know swearing at a pedestrian and
threatening a pedestrian who pointed
this out so it's it seems some are
raising the the allegation specifically
this was tucker carlson and he said that
it reveals the fundamental corruption of
the media because they're selectively
getting rid of chris cuomo um only
because
the atlantic which he calls the
newspaper of uh the ruling class um
you know did a hit piece on him
signaling they didn't want him anymore
so guys does this reveal is is tucker
carlson right is the media fundamentally
corrupt as
evidenced by this decision or what what
is going on here go ahead take it away
there are a lot of issues with the media
in terms of like organization and like
and like incentives in terms of like how
we sell our produce
so i'm talking about the atlantic's
agenda
right here the issue that comes with it
is he was he already admitted to
directly like working with his own
brother in order to like help him deal
with these allegations he already got
you got to get on in the process
fundamentally
he
did more than just like talk to his
brother he also coordinated with his
aide and there's some text messages we
can indicate that he was already working
with him so shut the fuck up and let him
talk here's the issue with uh chris
cuomo is he overstepped his bounds he
stepped out of his line of duty as like
a journalist and he took his political
motivations
and and did it at the cost of his own
job okay so we understand this as an
issue so basically chris cuomo is
getting what he gets okay like he's
being suspended indefinitely he hasn't
been fired yet but based on what he's
done and everything that's been
happening around andrew cuomo at the
moment it seems pretty well justified to
say that you're getting suspended
because not only did you talk about this
stuff that you've been dealing with your
brother you've also communicated like
hey i'm sorry and then you kept doing it
so it's like it's fair he's like we gave
you a chance to stop and then you kept
doing it you know uh okay so i'm gonna
give pesto mama a chance to respond and
then jackson yeah the atlantic what what
a shitty magazine this is this is a real
magazine everyone can subscribe to it
and read the back issues on
larouchepub.com i do not care about this
subject i concede okay uh jackson what
do you have anything to say on this or
um is the is this show that the media is
cr i 100 shows the media is corrupt
because there's actually this whole
chris cuomo thing has nothing to do with
him not wearing a mask or not uh you
know or protecting his brother or
whatever i mean i feel like most the
fucks at cnn would probably do that if
push came to shove and they were
presented with that unfortunate scenario
but uh it has everything to do with the
new uh owner of cnn's majority company
the new discovery ceo
um having personal beef with andrew
cuomo in the cuomo family and uh i think
it just goes to show like how absolutely
shitty of a human being the cuomo's
probably are because imagine having that
much power that much wealth that much
influence and
you you still can't even keep a job at
cnn you know so this has everything to
do with like media corruption personal
politics has nothing to do with
accountability or anything like that
um can i ask you a couple questions
jackson so um one question i have to ask
is you you acknowledge that chris like
directly talked about and directly
communicated with his brother in terms
of like helping him get ahead of the
sexual allegations right uh yes
okay
and not only that but he actually was
probing via his own media sources and
trying to dig up dirt on the accusers of
of his brother so if he's getting like
suspended and he's like potentially
going to get kicked out of his job do
you think that's good we're talking
about the same uh media corporation that
has facilitated an all-out blackout of
the trial and the true story behind
epstein and galen maxwell i don't think
it's that surprising or anyone really
batted an eyelash over what chris cuomo
did this is all personal politics but
you didn't answer my question
do you think it's good that he's getting
kicked out
even if the entire media company is
correct if you're directly working with
your brother and you're directly
communicating with them on this issue
you getting kicked out potentially is
like a good thing they're just going to
replace them with a carbon copy who's
going to do the same thing 10 years down
the line potentially but if we kick him
out and he doesn't do it for 10 years
that's better than doing it
automatically right like if you do
something bad you should get punishment
right i think pesto won by not being in
this conversation right now this is so
dumb uh no i i mean
the the the i mean do you really think
that cnn's gonna put like a like a
you know a a
person with like good morals in the
prime times it's hot on their public
media even about it's not even about who
comes in to replace him it's about what
we do about chris cuomo do you think
it's good that he gets suspended and
potentially kicked out
i think uh that it's probably some of
the
least
it's it's probably honestly some of like
um
the least morally indefensible things
that a reporter has done at cnn what he
did okay
so if he gets suspended kicked out i'm
glad we agree that he should get kicked
out so do we have any arguments about
this anymore is there any other aspect
you're wanting to like go down uh no
okay i think
so let me ask let me ask you a question
uh the cnn discovery um
what's his name exactly uh the discovery
ceo i just know people who have a lot of
friends that work at cnn who've been
explaining that this is all personal
politics okay
sure but the question i'm having is even
if uh the discovery ceo even if he is
involved in this it's still good it may
be a decision sure but even if he is
involved in this it's still good for
chris you got 30 seconds on the clock
pesto mime you want to you want to
storm in this and and have a chance at
winning or you want to be a lazy fuck
looks like a lazy fuck talk about what
do you have anything to say on the stop
uh chris cuomo what a what a creep
all right not dgg
donated five dollars hey i remember
woody from okay thank you not dgg for
the five dollars and we are going to go
right ahead and get into the vote um
we're gonna have it last only for a
minute and then we're gonna move into
the final round okay
so mod spam this link
spam this link and let's get right to it
okay this is this is the most
unfortunate outcome we are done voting
but uh i have to be fair i can't really
just intervene here i do have to be fair
but wordy the chat is very stupid it's a
very stupid chat they've they voted
pesto mime as the winner he didn't even
say anything um i don't know what's
going on with that we do everything
we definitely need to change the format
of how these work because the chat is
clearly too stupid to know what that
what's good for them but yeah so uh
pesto
and wordy is being eliminated just
shockingly right is jackson in second
place yeah we are going to have a debate
a final five ten minutes can i propose
something what
have pesto choose who leaves no uh
that's the rules then it's a brave fine
with that that that's technically how it
works but i i thought it was gonna be
the person who lost gets eliminated
okay um all right okay okay so pesto you
can choose who to eliminate i guess and
what we'll do is do it that way wordy
get out of here i choose jackson to stay
okay one-on-one you wouldn't let me go
head-to-head with jackson all right fine
you'll get your one on the liberals
no i have i have something to say to him
okay fine
i don't even know what the topic's gonna
be honestly i have to choose the topic
because there's not well can i shout
myself out
will you shout yourself out yeah i'm a
libertarian socialist um wordy talk
all right
now
we are going
to get into the final round and i i
don't know what to call this topic uh
other than topic is
pesto mime
right to
go after jackson
i don't know what else to call it is is
jackson really in the wrong here
or is jackson being very reasonable and
and pesto mime is just kind of so past i
want you to air all about your problems
with jackson and like just tell us
what's your issue with him and
the what the chat needs to vote on is is
who's reasonable right is is is is
jackson being unreasonable or what's
going on right reasonable
okay
okay
so pesto what what is your qualms with
with jackson you wanted to get out and
this is going to be uh
five minutes this is gonna be a five
minute debate it doesn't matter if
jackson has all the best sources on the
news all the best sources on what's
happening my issue with the way that
jackson was handling these discussions
with these people he went and he told
them all these factoids all these
whatever arguing for
15 minutes about whether a number on the
vote was one or two it's not relevant
what's relevant to people what's going
to make people wake up and understand
and live differently and see the world
positively and understand that they can
change it instead of being a pessimistic
lefty or righty same different what's
going to matter is if they have a vision
of
humanity
that is different from the vision that's
being taught to us well how does that
how does jackson lie
how does jackson like that like explain
just talk about jackson jackson doesn't
explain anything what jackson golden he
tells people he tells people what
happened physically okay what happened
uh chronological don't the facts matter
but he doesn't go on in people and he
doesn't bring it jackson said so many
times through this thing oh you know
that there's a multiplicity of issues
here there's not
there's an issue there's a central issue
there's a central way that the world
operates it's one physical universe that
we live in it belongs to people it
belongs to god people are made in the
image of god but people don't understand
when jackson goes and he says oh well he
did this he did that that's like you're
describing what what your dog did or
something
it's not understanding that people when
you go and explain to somebody what's
wrong with the world you need to explain
to them why they are great what makes
them greater and how the future is going
to look if jackson goes and tells people
oh there's this there's that he doesn't
tell people exactly what the future
is going to look like but does doesn't
he dispel he dispels the establishment
narrative so doesn't he doing a good job
establishment narratives but he keeps on
to the one establishment narrative which
is that you have to care
right okay jackson do you go ahead and
respond to this guy
the main narrative the main narrative is
that we're arguing about these things
whether they're blah blah blah or not
we're not talking about more fundamental
issues about the spirit of god that's
inside people and why that's being
what's it called push down so jackson go
you can go ahead and respond um
listen peso i've never been as
speechless as i am right now in a debate
uh the facts just aren't coming to my
head right now i have nothing to say
um i i guess i g okay so i'm gonna i'm
gonna i guess we'll try to engage with
this you think that i'm not painting a
big picture
arc of what's really happening
but i'm instead too invested in the
facts correct you're invested in these
facts you're invested in telling people
what's happening where it's happening
but so what happens what happens when
we're dealing with a bunch of liberals
and leftists and rightoids that are like
they're they're regurgitating these
state department talking points say
about syria or they're believing this
bullshit about like an investigation
into what actually happened on january 6
but they're missing all of the key
details that actually allow us to paint
the broader picture of what's going on
because
obviously right if you know my if you
know my political world view you know
that i think that the fbi in the
intelligence community
is working directly against donald trump
but you have to back that up with
substantive points and that's something
that you honestly despite how funny you
are in your content and stuff you
haven't been able to do once in any of
the conversations we've put forward so
pesto what he's saying is it seems like
you mostly rely on like big narratives
but you don't go into the nitty-gritty
of like the details and the details
matter so what do you have to say to
them what jackson just said right here i
do go into the details you listen back
you'll see that i went into the details
on some things when i was the person to
talk before jackson whenever jackson
talks first jackson gets all the details
out of the day out of the way and he
just stops and then if somebody
challenges him he goes back to those
details and he says no these details are
right no those details are wrong why are
those details right this is the other
ones because like some source said so oh
they're they're right because the higher
truth reinforces them when jackson goes
saying oh you take all these right
things you take all these things that
you know are right somehow you know all
these things are right true disagrees
with me you have a multiplicity of
factions actors and you build them
together to make a world view and to
make an idea of what the truth is truth
comes first do you have any disagreement
with jackson about anything in
particular yeah yes i do have a
disagreement i have a disagreement with
the way that he talks to these people
because when he talks to these people
none of them go home and and they think
about it none of well they are all home
because it's i'm just gonna use an
example right now because i i do think
it's important right when we're taught
the whole reason why i even got on
twitch in the first place because i was
just
i was just like doing stuff on youtube
the whole reason why i got on twitch was
because i wanted to debate people and i
thought that debating would be an
effective way of actually winning people
over to my ideology so the first debate
that i ever did was against uh i don't
know if you know him he's a streamer
named vash and we were talking about
syria right and everyone knew my
interpretation of what happened
surrounding this debate about a chemical
attack in syria and everyone knew what
vosh's opinion was gonna be right but
when push came to shove and we were
talking about the facts of the matter
that's all that really you know stood to
push down vash's flimsy arguments that
he was bringing forward his flimsy
narrative that was bringing forward and
the higher powers did not agree with my
facts but my facts were so strong that
they completely you know
like pushed down every strong man he put
forward so i i just i disagree with you
that like facts aren't important or
facts can't speak to people because the
overwhelming majority of people who saw
that debate all agree i won i i saw bits
of that debate i agree that you won i
think you misunderstood what i meant by
higher power i don't mean the president
i don't mean uh
mueller or the cia or something or even
the queen i don't mean that those are
those are very low powers when i talk
about the higher power i talk about what
is it that makes things true and that
you know that's god right no so so on i
have a question for this is kind of what
the debate's about
is it always correct to like knock on an
open door and condemn people for maybe
not doing things like isn't isn't it
that you you know i'm having a dialogue
right but it seems like you're going
you're going after jackson just because
he's he's not talking about like
philosophy and stuff
but is isn't that isn't it always that
we can
have different context of like sometimes
the facts matter and that you could talk
about philosophy later like do you have
to always talk about it all at once i i
think i think it does matter because
otherwise people are just going to hear
these facts they're going to look into
it they're not really going to know the
difference between
one source of a number and another
source of the number in in a different
newspaper one says it was this many one
says it was this many right but
whichever one you okay okay so the the
the specific example that you are
getting really frustrated over right
talking that were true to him
let him talk that meant valish's whole
project the whole vision that he alright
i gotta meet you i gotta meet you i
gotta meet you gotta let them talk let
them talk so so with any of the debates
that i engage in be it like vag syria
whatever be it the january six stuff
that seemed to have triggered you um i
always begin by explaining like my my
overarching premise you know in the
debate with vosh i said
i believe uh you know there was a
cover-up we don't really know what
happened is potentially not a chemical
attack whatever in the january sixth
thing i made it abundantly clear that i
said you know it was a it was a fbi or
intelligence community orchestrated
event and uh obviously this is a part of
like the broader campaign to uh try and
you know establish their dominance and
increase the power of the security state
and go against the people who are you
know trying to challenge that then i go
into the details that back that up and
my details nor my overarching opinion i
put forth at the start
differs really from what you said i
think i just focus more on the former
and you focus more on the latter i think
i think using both together though is
the only way that you can win people
over i mean even that um the wordy
person that was in here that was
disagreeing with me initially
surrounding january 6 and was saying
like oh my god i i no no no the fbi is
going to investigate this stuff when i
presented the facts and evidence about
the unindicted conspirators all that
stuff you then heard wordy backtrack
what they were saying and start to agree
with me so i think i think
your form of argumentation albeit funny
and good content i think it's actually
insufficient in convincing average
people to your side i want to ask you
this is rhetorical so don't answer it
right away because there's more context
to it how do you know that you know
something do you think that people come
into politics people like wordy or
anyone maybe even all the viewers
probably that people come in and decide
to be political people because they to
they want to be right and factual or do
they come in because they they have a
feeling that they need to change society
somehow because as human beings the
creative spark that's in them is is
being but but pesto doesn't you
is
trying to get out and they need to fix
that somehow
what i think it's a good question what i
think is that uh
there are a lot of people
who engage heavily in politics i'd
assume like yourself yourself and and uh
in the way that i do as well who do want
to change the world but i think the
masses who just casually listen to
people like me which i don't know i
don't know your work but i i would think
that my work is like my the content i
produce is like very palatable for the
average individual in this country you
know like i have a bunch of kids i go to
high school with who listen to my show
who like don't really follow politics
and disagree with my politics but then
they'll occasionally listen in and be
like yo like you i actually disagree or
i actually agreed with what you said but
i think it's in part because i do
structure my arguments in a way that
fuses both of those things together um i
don't know i i obviously it's not going
to resonate with everyone just as your
form of argumentation isn't going to
resonate with everyone but i care about
winning over the masses and i care about
uh you know changing the hearts and
minds of the people at least of this
country
so so the difference is i think the
difference is because i do like you more
than probably any other communist
besides for a few asides from like
people who i can list because you're a
positive person and you you have a good
outlet outlook on your own life
and you want to go and engage with
society and
be healthy and have these hobbies but
the difference is that all these people
talking about how they want to win over
people they want optics to appeal to
people and strategy to appeal to people
it's not really what people go into
politics to just just uh reinforce to
just hear something that's right here's
something that that goes to them like on
a very surface level you can look it up
it's right or you go over and you see
someone and they look like someone that
you knew in high school and they're
being normal and you like them that's
true
that's the good confident way of talking
that's though don't don't a lot of
people though really do believe the myth
that the media is very factual still and
isn't jax doing important work showing
that's not the case
like like pesto do you think you take
for granted too much that the media is
like not factual and they tell lies
don't you have to prove it continually
over and over again so people could see
i the i think people are born knowing
that the media is lying to them and i
think that just through forcing
themselves to watch media they start to
believe it both people know that the
media is lying to them
it's blatantly obvious that the people
who go who are on the media and looking
at you and saying stuff maybe i don't
know
are you saying what julian assange did
didn't matter then no i'm not saying
what julian assange wasn't important
that he showed like all this all this
stuff they were lying about and covering
up didn't it make an impact on a lot of
people when they found out bush lied
about wmds like people don't
automatically know this you know and
peso like what i want to put in pre i
don't i i don't think um i don't know
how much you know my content and stuff
like that but what i do want to say is
like what i do is like um i don't know i
i feel like what i do is hopefully and i
and i do believe that uh aesthetic is
important or what did you say you said
you think like style or aesthetic or
something's not important no that's not
what i said what what was the exact word
you said you didn't say something
what's that i didn't know what i said
was all these all these things you can
go and do them and they make a better
package
you said something like you didn't say
aesthetic you said something like that
though it wasn't style or you said what
i said was i used the word optics i said
people they try and say oh we should
wave the american flag because it has
topics not because it has history so
i think that optics are extremely
important um not as important as the
facts sorry one second
well they're both secretary to the truth
wait wait let me let me finish my point
here i think i think this is something
maybe you'll agree with um i think
optics are very important actually not
as important as facts um i think the
overall narrative is obviously important
but if you can't back it up with the
facts then it's somewhat uh you know
less meaningful
but you need to fuse all of these things
together and in the same way that uh
like wikileaks was trying to get out
this uh information to the mass media in
the way that they did about any number
of issues right war crimes corruption in
government etc um what has does or what
i do uh i think we see it almost as like
and oz focus a lot more on on like
theory-based things but at least when i
report i report on the news and do
multiple stories every time i go live
i'm trying to bring the news in a
factual manner and debunking whatever
the propaganda is is you know being
pushed at the moment in a palatable way
through optics you know by by appealing
to
specifically like young people uh of my
generation and showing them that uh you
know the media cnn progressive media
whatever it's all bullshit and they need
to look a little bit harder about the at
the facts of whatever story they're
looking at all right and what so and
then if people they go and they see the
media's bullshit they listen to
jackson's version of events instead and
then what and it's over dude don't give
them you're not giving them an idea of
what the future is going to look like an
idea of what them as as people are
supposed to be doing and what they can
look forward to doing you don't give but
okay
yeah how do i how do how do okay first
of all i don't think you can i don't
think one person should be tasked with
with someone like myself or my community
who actually engages in trying to bring
about real world solutions to these
issues either through like direct action
or holding different forums or holding
panel talks or things like that um
i don't really know more what you could
want i mean being an armchair uterus
only does so much you have to actually
if you're talking about actually getting
out and changing the world i feel like
uh you know debunking mainstream media
myths is a good way of doing it but i
also feel like and this isn't for
everyone but getting out and actually
doing organizing there's another way you
can do it so pesto what would you say to
the idea that just because jackson
doesn't have this like all-encompassing
vision
doesn't mean he can be incriminated what
if what if what if it's just like
knocking on an open door and he's open
to all these uh ideas like what if what
if what if you're basically making
assumptions that he's he's just
ambiguous you know i'm i'm treating
jackson the same way that i treat julian
assange i guess he's he's going out he's
telling people
what isn't true he's not telling them
what the higher truth is that people
need to understand in order to actually
change their way of thinking and
contribute to it instead of just knowing
something about the struggle right but
contributing to it by understanding
these things the reason why china right
now is the center of
this future that's being built hey
shut the fuck up
my fucking nose is bleeding dude we got
to wrap this up so we're going to wrap
it up now and the world land bridge is
going to shut the fuck off
everything
last comments pesto
i uh
you seem like a nice dude and i and i
hear what you're saying um i think you
should maybe look at my if you're truly
concerned which i don't know if you are
about my content maybe look at it a bit
more and see what i actually do
but uh
you've kind of just you've i i agree
with you but you've also kind of equally
said nothing the entire time we've been
fucking we are gonna vote two minutes of
voting god damn it we're gonna do two
minutes of voting guys
mods i want you to i'm gonna spam it
once because i could only do it once mod
spam this link keeps spamming it two
minutes of voting in chat
for the love of fucking god
if you want this show to be taken
seriously
vote based on who you think did the best
not who made you laugh the most you
fucking dumb ass chat all right i'll be
right back
vote on who was most truthful
vote on who is most truthful don't
listen to him he can't control you he's
not there with you
all right it's been two minutes
and i'll refresh
oh my god what a dumbass shot 161
for pesto and 156
for jackson uh the you you guys it's you
think it's cute and it okay whatever i
don't i don't fuck it up
go to sheila institute website go to the
roost organization website all right
well well i guess pesto that's right i'm
sorry they voted they voted for their
conscience not for what you uh
shut up shut up okay jackson i'm so
sorry for this
chat
it's uh it's
it's tragic to be defeated that's my
first loss
it's my only loss i'll ever have but uh
so i i i voted for you i hope you know
that i voted for you
you put up a good fight and uh you are
now the proud owner of the new infrared
showdown belt
how does that make you feel
i i think i think next time we're going
to do a turn of it
because you you had it you watched the
championship last time he wanted now we
need like a tie breaker you know
so next time we're going to do like a
tournament maybe two
like 2v2s that one 1v1 at the end
i have to go knitting uh next week at
seven
oh so you're not gonna be available
knitting
yeah we'll we'll see
we'll see the belt might be taken also
well i already have one
all right don't don't bring any props
all right uh
jackson
how long are you gonna keep streaming
i'm going to keep streaming you are
yeah i'm gonna i'm going to stay alive
for a little bit longer
sounds good
i want to talk about but if you're still
live i'll read you what i'm doing okay
okay i'll catch you guys later better
put the links to my websites uh in the
chat like everyone else pesto we're not
done yet okay
okay all right
don't want to miss me you're great i
personally think you you should have won
but
you know i i don't get to decide i'm
just the moderator
but
hey it's uh it's audience decision pest
show had the better uh audience opinion
so i'll catch you guys later pesos good
talking
all right bye-bye jackson the same i
hope we talk again love you both
all right pesto you motherfucker has
anyone ever told you you look like
robert pattison
no
people tell me
people come up to me and they start
speaking other languages to me because
they think i look like a russian or an
irish person
all right
wow
i got a nosebleed so bear with me i
earned it
there you go it's your belt
hey
happy okay hey i might be coming to
detroit maybe in the next uh next month
so i can go pick it up then
okay i don't know if that's gonna happen
i'm gonna collab stream i really don't
know if that's gonna win stacy
but that's the one thing
so
what
so you want
yeah you're currently the infrared
showdown
champion
yeah
and and
so how do you feel
um
i don't i don't feel i don't feel
vindicated by this because i was already
vindicated
by a higher by a higher sense of of
reality and truth that i that i learned
and vindicated me because i read it on
the larouche websites and i went to the
larouche zoom calls and i went to the in
person
events
okay and and through that i was
vindicated and then later i just go and
i vindicate other people i'm not the one
who got proven right you guys all got
proven right for believing what i told
you okay and so
uh
you don't really look too happy about
winning obviously i i already celebrated
my uh win before i came on the show uh
all right and
so i i'm assuming rtsg is behind this
victory rtsg is on top rtsg is kind of
behind like everything when it comes to
you has i see i see and so okay and you
know what i might actually bring you i
might actually like have destiny debate
you or something i might bring you on
circle i'll see what circle thinks maybe
you got some potential that's still
maybe you got some potential but you
need you know you when i told you to
bring more right wingers that you you
brought a fucking anarcho lib it's like
he said he was libertarian i don't i
don't i just assumed that meant right oh
my god okay
i asked are you a libertarian he said
yeah yeah still though you know uh okay
okay you know that's thought wait maybe
you maybe
all right listen how old are you 22. all
right listen kid you may be going places
kid you may be going places okay we'll
see we'll see you you maybe got a future
ahead
get keep keep debating people on twitch
debate
this because i want to debate my debate
you gotta debate destiny debate vouchers
dylan burns uh sure i'll i'll debate
everyone because i know i'm right okay
all right well pesto unfortunately you
are the winner uh you're not streaming
now so i can't host you so what what do
you want you want the hero of infrared
roll or something uh
yeah you have to give me the moderator
and hero of it no you're not getting
bought okay stop a runner no you're not
getting show runner either you can get
the hero of it for ed roll okay all
right and maybe vip a chat i don't know
all right yo yo you'll get the hero's
burrow okay okay but you have to you
have to make the bot spam the links to
all three of the websites i don't know
how to fucking do that dude i don't know
how i finally have one hand that's right
you know how technology works do it i
don't know how to do it i don't i don't
stream on twitch dude you're so fucking
annoying i swear to god it's i won i'm i
don't even know if it's a lot on twitch
okay fine yeah dee just just spam it
dude that's what he wants spanish we
even have the links it's sheila
institute larouche organization no you
only get one website you don't get
fucking five websites only one okay
larouche pub then actually no no sheila
institute uh okay fine shiller is
somewhat spam the schiller institute
even though it was biased against you
the chat decided to go against me and
vote with you that that's great and
people say i run a cult
some cult this is no it's the opposite
he's driving around you're trying to
wake people up but it's not all the way
there yet all right good and then keep
spamming that late guys that's missing
some everything's making sense except
for some few little things that don't
click yet and then i come on and i make
it click okay
and they're all my fans now at least for
today because i won so i'm in charge of
the stream for the day now you're now
you're not in okay i have the belt you
don't you're okay you're yeah you're not
in charge of the stream for the day okay
i don't know where you're getting that
from
but well technically rtsg has been in
charge of your stream for like
seven months at this point
okay sure
any last words
rtsg is on top everyone has to tweet
hashtag exonerate larouche
okay well you heard it from him guys you
say you have to do it because you want
and
i don't know i don't know i can't
enforce it but
that's what he's saying
all right
all right bye festival