Outlaws： Episode 22, Insane in the Bourdain - 08/05/2026

00:03:54 Watching Outlaws with Rebecca Hargraves and Devon Stack on a.
00:04:05 I I don't hear the music, so I don't get all hyped up like you do.
00:04:08 I know. Well, that's all right. Like the the audience doesn't even hear the the first part. It still cuts off because I need to. The OBS sucks the way that they if you have like a transition, it it fucks with the audio for some reason. So
00:04:22 I'm so glad I don't have to do this part of a podcast.
00:04:25 Yeah, it's not the fun part. Definitely not the fun part.
00:04:28 Like you do it. Look what I love, everybody! A pop mic filter. Look at that.
00:04:36 Yeah.
00:04:37 So everyone, shut up about it this time.
00:04:40 We'll see,
00:04:40 Devon.
00:04:42 We'll see. We see if we can keep it away from your face. So,
00:04:46 good lord. Well, welcome to Outlaws. I'm Rebecca Hargraves,
00:04:50 and I am Devon Stack. A little tired, drinking lots of caffeine over here, trying to wake up. See, I'm a night owl. I'm up very late. Usually, well into the morning, and this was one of those days where I got about two hours of sleep.
00:05:06 Good lord!
00:05:07 So,
00:05:09 you have a job.
00:05:10 I know my job's to to stay in tune with the the pulse of the internet, and the internet doesn't sleep, and so sometimes that pulse keeps you awake. It's like the you know the telltale heart just like you try to fall asleep and it's just like what Perez Hilton's doing what what the what's going on I just want to get some sleep
00:05:33 and we're gonna talk about that later but before all that got taken down I watched all the videos because I was like this is crazy and everybody was convinced it was fake blood when I was watching it. So that's that's what I had in my mind. Like, oh, this is some kind of like mental breakdown. But no, it was an actual mental breakdown from a lifestyle of faggotry. It finally caught up with him, and he lost his goddamn mind.
00:06:01 That's what happens. That's what I mean. Look, I I'm of the opinion, being a dude myself, and knowing how outside of normality it would like just outside of even just like things you might consider doing. Like I've thought about putting my dick in in different things, but never a man's asshole. Never like that's that's so like far away from like what seems like reasonable to me. Wait,
00:06:29 let's back up a second. What have you thought about putting your dick in?
00:06:32 Hey, we're not going to talk about that. This is the family show, okay? You would now do
00:06:37 you expect me not to not to follow up on that. I'm only human. Are you going to answer? Are you talking like like a pie or like an exhaust of a car? What are we talking here?
00:06:49 Just you know, normal things like a pair of boxers. How about that? Like a pair of boxers that you put on before getting going out, getting dressed.
00:07:00 Is this what being a man is like? Just like, where can I stick my dick?
00:07:04 Well, from like age 13 to you know, I don't know. I think I think it stops eventually. But yeah, yeah. This is
00:07:13 still happening to you?
00:07:14 It was a joke. No, when you're,
00:07:19 I don't know.
00:07:20 Like, no, when you're like when you're like a kid, you're just like what what is this? You know, like yeah, it's you know, that look, American Pie is a degenerate movie, but there is some realism to that scene where where you're just like, what? When you're discovering your body, all right, let's talk about something else now. I'm sure like a lot of people are really into the the the dick talk, so instead of dick talking, we can talk about suicide.
00:07:49 I know I I wanted to talk about Anthony Bourdain this week because his life was fascinating. I should preface this: everyone's going to be so pissed off, but I I always had a soft spot for Anthony Bourdain because I used to watch Parts Unknown and No Reservation with my brother, and that guy he could talk to anybody, and that is a real skill. Like he had a lot of charisma, so when he offed himself, despite knowing that he was an anti-white Jewish piece of shit, I was pretty sad. I was pretty sad, I gotta say. But the more I learned about this, the more I I don't I don't feel sad anymore. This guy was a real prick.
00:08:28 I didn't understand why anyone liked the show, to be honest. Like I, no. To be fair, I never really just sat down. I I fucking I hate reality TV. Like I hate it, and and so like I never really spent any time like trying to like it, but I just didn't understand. Like they're like, oh, so there's this guy that they fly around so he can eat fucking cucumbers in in Vietnam, and and like what, like what, what, what's like to me,
00:08:52 he was a world class chef in his own right. I mean, are you an appreciator of fine foods? Do you like to cook?
00:08:58 Well, not when it's on my TV. I can't. I can't eat the fine foods that like. It's like the same thing with Instagram photos where it's like I don't care what your food looks like. I can't eat that.
00:09:09 Oh no! I get it. It's inspiration for cooking, and I I love watching stuff like that.
00:09:14 All right. Well, I just thought I was dumb, and I had this roommate that that almost had like a well, it was an ex roommate when it happened, but he he was like a super fan in a way. I had no, I I had no idea either. That's the weirdest thing. It's like I lived with this guy for like years, and and and he's having like this mental breakdown because some reality TV show host offed himself, and I'm just like, I don't know, you like this guy. What's going on?
00:09:40 Well, like the reason he offed himself was so stupid that now I have less pity for him than I've, I've ever had after doing all this research. I'm like, wow, he's considerably worse than than I thought. See, this is why women should have no power, though. Like I, I just was focusing on his charisma, not the quality of his character. But I suppose that's what makes a good TV personality.
00:10:02 Well, as you'll see, he he he obviously didn't have enough charisma, or things might have gone differently for him.
00:10:11 He was also best friends with Anderson Cooper. Did I send you that video?
00:10:14 Ah, see, that just that just shows you what a piece of shit he is.
00:10:18 He was a piece of shit. I'm not I'm not denying that. I'm saying I inexplicably had a soft spot for him, despite my better judgment. You people can't trust me. I'm just telling you, I'm self-aware about this. Let's talk a little bit about his background. It is terrible. His early life is really, really bad. So another thing that Anthony Bourdain did, another thing that he did is that he acted like he came from these lower middle class roots, but that's not really true. He did the the everyman thing, like oh, I grew up working in kitchens and like I'm a I'm a blue collar guy and all this stuff. Not really true. His father, like, is this is this
00:10:59 him like this blue collar him with his blue collar dad summering at Martha's summering. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
00:11:08 His father was a Columbia Records executive, and he was French and Spanish. So his father's family lived in France, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, elsewhere. They were Catholic, and then his mother. I think we have a picture of her. There she is, Gladys Saxman. She was Ashkenazi Jewish, of Ukrainian Jewish and Austrian Jewish descent. So he was French and Ashkenazi Jewish, and she was a New York Times copy editor. So they had a pretty good cushy life that allowed him to launch into kind of the elite culinary world in a meaningful way, so this isn't like a he pulled himself up by his bootstraps to get into this world kind of thing.
00:11:51 There was a lot of nepotism involved, which we'll talk about in a little bit. He was born in New York in the '50s, and he says that his most formative childhood experience, which I thought this was a great story, was he was on a family trip trip to France, you know, as as poor people do, and somebody just gave him a fresh oyster, and that that changed. I loved I love oysters, so like that that launched him into the culinary world. He became very interested in food. He went to public school, and then he went to private Dwight Englewood School after he got a massive family inheritance, so you know I I kind of can't believe that people bought this dick for so long. I think we that's
00:12:30 that's that's that's the case though. A lot of times the that that's usually what happens with these rags to riches stories that you hear in American pop culture, and it's across the board. It's every industry. It's not always just entertainment. Like when people talk about Bill Gates, you know, like oh yeah, he started Microsoft in his garage. It's like yeah, okay. Actually, what really happened was his mom, who was a fucking banker, and you know, like for real, and and like and was friends with the president of IBM, and you know, like like it's it's never really like it literally is never.
00:13:06 I have never once actually found one of these stories where this whole American dream is supposed to have manifest in any kind of realistic way. It has never been just like some guy who came from nothing and then built up like his reputation and business, and became this gajillionaire. I mean, I guess the closest thing is like the my pillow crackhead guy, right? Like, and it's he's got a fucking pillow company, I guess. But but you know what I mean? Like, but there's there's not like there's not a lot of these stories, and and there's there's two reasons for that. One is there's not there does not exist the upward mobility in this country that they want you to believe that there does exist.
00:13:46 No, no, indeed.
00:13:48 And that's you know they want you to have the carrot, and because that's in so many people in in my experience when you talk to like Republicans, where they you know they'll literally vote against their own interests and and they'll support tax cuts for rich people because, in their head, they think, "Well, that's that'll help me when I'm when I'm one of them because I'm going to be rich because I I believe in personal responsibility and you know.
00:14:13 So they that's what they think. They actually they they go against their own interests because they think that you know it's just a matter of time before they'll make fun of these Instagram models that like think that they're going to become famous as soon as they get discovered, but like they're just doing a different version of that. You know, they're just they're just punching a clock every day, hoping one day NASA is going to like throw them a bone, and and so so you have that, and then the other side of it is genetics. It's just that the one. If you're born poor, it's probably because your parents kind of suck. Like, sorry, like it's. I mean, not always, but probably mostly,
00:14:51 mostly.
00:14:52 Yeah, and so you're probably going to be poor, or at least as poor as your parents and your kids and so forth. I mean, that's. That's kind of what. Sorry, I mean, and so like, there's there's two lies that are being propped up by this idea, and it's really good for the people if you're at the top of the hierarchy. It's really good to maintain this because a it it it it makes the the fire of class warfare you know, nice and cold, and it also kind of pats you on the back because it makes you feel as if all of your accomplishments were out of heart.
00:15:29 You know, like all the the hard work that you put into being the the son of a record executive and a rich Jewish heiress, and that's why you're you're the the TV chef, you know, and not because yeah, has nothing to do with you know, or that's what it has everything, or has nothing to do with that. And and and really, it's all about how you were like this kid that fought through the hell's kitchens of the world, and you know, it's fucking stupid. Yeah,
00:15:55 but I feel like he thought he had to do this blue collar thing because there's so much fetishizing of the third world and and all of his content, and so he had to do this thing like anybody can come to America and be like I am. Right. So acknowledging his wealthy roots would have just been disastrous for for his image, which was carefully cultivated, like this edgy bad boy of of Hell's Kitchen or whatever, but he actually wasn't really like that at all. I mean, he was really addicted to drugs at some point, but outside of that, you know, it was pretty standard rich kid stuff. Is he eating an oyster there? Cute.
00:16:36 Is that an? It looks like a freshwater, fresh body of water that he's eating. Oh yeah, I don't think it's an oyster. That's true.
00:16:43 So he graduated high school early because he had a girlfriend, Nancy Puchkowski. She was goy, and follow her to college. And then during this time, he was working in you know various kitchens and things like that. And then he developed an interest in restaurant kitchens, but he already had this interest in food. So I think he was moving in this direction, and then he dropped out of that college, and he enrolled at Culinary Institute of America in New York City. Then he graduated, and was able to work his way up through restaurant kitchens. He got fired from a lot of jobs. He was dealing with a heroin addiction and cocaine addiction.
00:17:20 He was able to quit heroin in the late '80s and other drugs by by the '90s, and he became a chef during this era. And then he married, excuse me, in the '80s he married his high school sweetheart. They had been together since I think she was a junior and he was a sophomore, and they were married for 20 years. She was not in the public eye. She was famously private, but she was with him through through it all, through his addictions. She was, you know, through the the wealth and the the poverty and of of his job and and turnover and just the stress of his life. And she was like a rock. I mean, in later
00:18:01 neuroticism.
00:18:04 Yeah, yeah, yeah. His Jewish neuroticism. She just withstood it all. She seemed like a good lady. We'll tell you how he treated her in just a minute. So around this time, he started writing. He published two. I don't even know this was a genre, but culinary crime literature. Are you aware of this? That this is like an entire literary culinary
00:18:24 crime literature.
00:18:26 Yeah, he published Bone in the Throat and Gone Bamboo. They were both not well received because I've I've never even heard of this weird mystery genre.
00:18:38 So it's it's fiction, like it's like like a chef that solves crime,
00:18:43 something like that. I didn't look into it too much because I was like, "That sounds gay.
00:18:46 Hmm. I wonder if those books sell now just because of who he was.
00:18:51 I probably yeah. And then he finally got his big break. He became executive chef at a fine at this is it La Hall at this brasserie in New York City, this was in the late '90s, and then he got another big breakthrough. But this was because of his mom. He published an essay called "Don't Eat Before Reading This, an insider expose of restaurant kitchen cultures. But the reason that he got this published is that his mom read it, and because she was a New York Times editor, she put in a good word for through her contacts to the New Yorker, and then he got published. And this was his breakthrough piece. After this, he wrote a memoir, Kitchen Confidential, and he talks about his drug use and his life of personal excess. And this really all this,
00:19:38 you know, you make fun of the the crime fighting chef stuff, but that sounds more exciting than this, you know, and and also like it also sounds more exciting than his show. Like I would rather listen to like a guy who is solving murders while he's you know building a wedding cake or whatever than. And watch some douchebag from New York, you know, eating croissants in some homosexual neighborhood somewhere.
00:20:09 You've never watched anything that he's been in.
00:20:12 No,
00:20:13 no reservation was great.
00:20:16 No, I've I've seen like clips. I'm I'm but not I nothing that even stands out in my head. I mean, I I remember his voice because CNN would have him on commercials and stuff like that. But you know, yeah, I just I just don't see I don't see what the the draw is.
00:20:32 Ah, all right. Well, so he he got pretty wealthy from this, so he was back on top, and he became you know something of a celebrity within the realm. He wasn't a household name at this point, but once he reached this, what he felt like apex career, he divorces his long-suffering wife because of fame and travel. That's not her. That's his new wife. Oh, okay. And then he begins a relationship with this chick, Octavia Busha, Boucha, and she was she's not Jewish either, a Sardinian restaurant manager, and he launched Anthony Bourdain No Reservation on the Traveler Travel Channel. So let's go back to this wife thing. I want to talk about this now because of all the stuff that Anthony Bourdain did, this pisses me off like second most. His original wife, wife number one, desperately wanted kids. She wanted kids, and he was always like, "I think I've got some some quotes.
00:21:24 He's like, "No, I I don't want kids. He said, he said that he noted he had no children. They didn't plan to have any. He explained that being able to take care of himself was only a recent development. That he couldn't bear the responsibility, and that he would be afraid all the time. He compared it to the worry he already felt over his cat, and he said that he did not regret remaining childless up to that point. He described himself as an evil uncle who lets kids do whatever they want, and he's not parenting material up until very recently. I could hardly take care of myself. Okay, so he runs out the clock on his wife's fertility, who remained faithful to him for over 20 years, for like 25 years, because he doesn't want kids because he's not too responsible.
00:22:08 Then one year after he gets divorced, he like knocks up the first chick that he's dating. They have a kid immediately, immediately. This this is like to doing something like this to a woman, which is why I stand behind Aubrey Plaza. Doing something like this to a woman is like murdering somebody morally. It is like the worst possible thing that you can do. Now his wife should have left him.
00:22:30 I will grant you that, but you can't just marry a woman and be like, "We're going to be together till we die. My contribution to this is that I'll financially support you, and I'll be monogamous. And your contribution to this is that you have to give up your dream of having children, and then when you get divorced, be like, "Oh, J.K. I want to have kids. Marry somebody 20 years your junior and immediately have a kid. It's like such a piece of shit, shitty shit thing to do. So awful. This makes me hate him so much, just so much up there with the with the get rid of white people thing. Just how could how could he do this?
00:23:05 Well, so
00:23:06 awful.
00:23:07 So he he was saying that he didn't want to have kids because he worried too much about his cat. That was one of his excuses.
00:23:14 Yes. Yeah. Yeah.
00:23:16 Okay. Sounds like a very stable stable individual.
00:23:21 Yep. There should be some kind of capital punishment for men that do this to the women. Seriously, this is this is punishable by death. And when I am a really irresponsible authoritarian leader, that shouldn't be. What about just
00:23:33 punishable by sterilization? Let the punishment fit the crime. How about that?
00:23:37 No, no, death, Devon. Come on, you can't get on board with this. Just what a bastard! His wife stuck with him through heroin and cocaine addiction. He like spent all of their money, and she's like, "I love you. I'm going to see you through this, through all of the stuff that comes with him being a narcissistic Jewish famous guy. It must have been a nightmare for her. And they were high school sweethearts. Everyone's like, marry your high school sweetheart. Marry your. What if your high school sweetheart is a dick?
00:24:04 Well, if if your high school sweetheart's a Jew, then you probably shouldn't, you know, entertain that.
00:24:09 But what did what did she know? I mean, think about how we were in high school. I didn't know anything about Jews. She needed to have parents that were like, do not date this Jew.
00:24:18 That's that is true. Yeah. Make sure you tell your kids the Jews are not for you.
00:24:25 The shoes are not.
00:24:28 We have like cool little sayings to get into your children. Said Jews are not for you.
00:24:34 Yeah, I like it. I like it. Do we picture this baby? She's super cute. Um,
00:24:41 there we go. No
00:24:41 reservation. There she is. So we knocked this chick up. I think she was like my age or something, and he's you know at this point in his late 40s. And actually, that's not much of an age gap then. She must have been younger than I am. She was probably in her early 30s then. So they have this daughter, and then he married. The baby mama, and then he continues his extensive travel and everything like that.
00:25:05 So after this, he starts parts unknown, which is what everybody really knows him for. And this is a show where he traveled the world and he eats obscure food and obscure places and it's you know conversations with people. And this is this is fantastic television. I don't care what you say. In parts unknown, what this is? I shouldn't say this is excellent television, and then we're going to talk about this clip. In parts unknown, the most famous Anthony Bourdain clip happens in parts unknown. I think this is from 2015, and it's like facepalm, horrifying anti-white Jewish subversion, all laid bare.
00:25:45 Yeah, and and it's here's the thing: is I I know I've worked in this industry or at least adjacent areas of it enough to know that literally everybody employed at from the you know whether you're talking about the average cameraman, you know the guy running around with a fucking boom mic to the certainly the producer, they're all like this guy. They're they're all they they none of them no one in in the room when they shot this scene was horrified, but what by what they were hearing, they were all in agreement, and it's well.
00:26:27 We'll just-I'm sure a lot of people have seen this, but this was-you got to remember the context too. I believe this was in would have this would have been 2016, right, or thereabouts. So right then we had the we were right in the middle of the the German migrant crisis, which never got resolved, and they never sent them home because Merkel was a white genociding ton, and so this was what came up because it was in the news, and Anthony Bourdain has a very similar view. If you guys have watched the Insomnia stream, we've we've played how this was actually in the I would say the early 2000s.
00:27:07 This became like the talking point. Whether you're whether I mean it was coming from everywhere. Whether it was coming from Hollywood movies to even you know based South Park was saying that this was precisely the the solution to the race problem. So anyway, here's here we have this clip.
00:27:27 So Cologne, proud of its attitude towards art artists, different cultures. Germany's accepted somewhere in the neighborhood of a million refugees. How do you realistically say welcome to Germany? We're all going to learn to live together. Can that be done?
00:27:43 It could be done, of course, but I hope that all the right-wing people will not develop. And this is, for example, a job for an artist. Maybe we we should go out 100 people with Nazi uniforms and walk through the city. Maybe this kind of actions will just make the people remind on that time and what our grandfathers did wrong. We really have to take care that we don't fall back in these structures.
00:28:10 But we kind of are. We are on the way. We are necessarily. We're well on our way.
00:28:14 I'm allowed to be naive. I think I talk about utopias. It's a kind of utopia. Just the fact that the whole world will mix up with each other. That in I don't know, 7018, years there will be no white people anymore, and only cappuccino-colored people. That's the only way. This is the only solution.
00:28:34 Yeah, mix up. It's our only hope. Is our way out of this. Yes. It's going to take some time, but it's really the only way-the sort of Singaporean model, where everybody's so mixed up that you really don't know who to hate because everybody's so hopelessly intertwined-but we're a long way from that.
00:28:51 No, no, and that's not the Singaporean model. There, there also there's so many Chinese there. That's that's not what they did. Also, Asians have less genetic variability than than migrants going to Germany and native Germans. That's such a retarded argument. He really shows his true colors here. That Jewish subversion-they just they just cannot help it, man. They just they cannot make a choice to not be like this.
00:29:20 No, that's clergy plan. I mean, it's 100% clergy plan. What he's talking about, they want to mix out all the white people into just some permanent under race, some brown, you know, trash race that's easy to manage and easy to dispose of once they are no longer necessary. I mean, that's really what it is. Like I, I know there's a lot of people out there that you know, especially like the the whole truther channel people that that don't like to talk about race or they don't like to talk about Jews. But the one thing they do get right to some extent is yes, the the elites. All you know, they'll call them the elites or the globalists or whatever. They do want to manage people like livestock, and they do want to have the option to easily dispose of the livestock when they become inconvenient, and that is 100% why they want to promote stuff like this, and why you know because I often hear people will say things like, "Well, you know, if if white people are so much more productive and stuff. Why would the people running the white countries want to get rid of them? Like it doesn't make any sense. And I've tried to explain. It's because they. I think they have they have projections on where what they think the future is going to look like, the role that AI is going to play in that future. They have probably numbers on on well how many core high performing high IQ people do we actually need you know versus like the rest of the population which we don't I mean technically we just have you know as consumers and so they they would rather have a population of of retards that are easy to manage, that are easy to dispose of, that will believe anything that you tell them on the TV, that will go along, and and it's funny because like I said, a lot of these truther type channels that they'll they'll talk in those terms, but they'll leave out the race aspect to it, right? They'll they they want people dumb, and that's why we should all not be racist, and we should all band together. It's like no, no. You got all you got to. They just they're trying to divide us. No, they're trying to smash us all together. Actually, the last thing they want to do is divide us, and so the and that's the problem. Is is it comes from stuff like this, and and I you know, is this necessarily Anthony Bourdain as part of some like thought through propaganda campaign, or is this is is he just through osmosis transmitting the same kind of messaging that the elite have been passing out for a long time? I don't know, but the this is the exact same message that that's been in several movies, from especially like because this would have been a horrifying. This is how much things have changed. This is this is would have been a horrifying thought to white people. I would say as recently as the 1990s. Oh yeah, and and to say something like this would have been really controversial. It wouldn't have been very. In fact, when South Park did that episode where all the people from the future were like these brown mud people, it was kind of a joke, kind of an uncomfortable joke. But it wasn't, you know, like it was. It was sort of like that's that was the beginning. That was the new way of looking at it. Like, oh well, I guess globalization is going to create a scenario where there aren't any white people anymore, and I guess, ha ha, like I guess it's a joke on South Park, you know. But like, yeah, this better not happen. But like, this is this is how a lot of people think. They and this is what they still want.
00:32:57 This is what your elites want, and and the the thing that blows my mind, I I did some research the other day because someone mentioned, I we talked about this a couple streams ago where I was trying to, I was expressing my doubt that there was a whole that that even worldwide there was a a substantial amount of of of growing White awareness, right, and which you pushed back on, and and I did some research, try to find some accurate data on like what people in terms of identifying with white identity and that sort of a thing, and I found some very stunning, stunning piece of data here. So this is from 2026. Actually, I wonder if I can pop this on the screen because I think this is relevant. Let me, yeah, let me do that. Hang on.
00:33:54 Did you do research so you could show me that I'm wrong on air?
00:33:56 No, this was. I this is from a tweet the other day, and I just it just it's relevant, so I was like, oh, this makes. In fact, I want to add this to my book because I didn't realize it was as bad as this. So
00:34:08 I thought this might be good news.
00:34:11 No, this is not good news. So this is 2026. They asked people respondents, and this is like there was a couple different polls put together. They asked them, in addition to this, this what this graph shows, if they thought that whites generally had higher IQs than blacks, and the out of all the polls, the the biggest number was 25% of whites thought that that they had a higher IQ than blacks, and the the number from 1990 was over 50. So we've gone from over 50 percent of whites acknowledging the the the the IQ disparity between blacks and whites. You know that 50% of whites getting that in 1990 to less than 25% today. So it's no. This is
00:35:09 this is this is positive data. You're reading this incorrectly. No, no,
00:35:14 no. No, no, no, no. I'm saying in 1990, 50% of whites acknowledged that there was an IQ gap between white people and black people in 2026. That number is less than 25% whites.
00:35:30 Yeah, yeah. No, I understand. Okay, first of all, people are not self-reporting correctly because public pressure has massively increased not to recognize intellectual disparities. You cannot tell me that the average. Your proof of this is
00:35:43 your proof of this is.
00:35:44 You cannot tell me that the it's the same. No, this is coming from a black person, and they're like, "Oh, we're no, no, no, no, no. Check it out. This is this is
00:35:52 from the same polling organization. So, like any social pressure they would have felt in 2026, they would have felt in
00:36:00 1990. No, no, no way. It's the same. Yeah, it's the same
00:36:02 method. It was the same methodology. It is
00:36:04 a. I'm not talking about the methodology. I'm talking about general social pressures to not reveal any kind of racist tendency, which is clearly much worse. Okay. Well, if that's gone up, no,
00:36:14 but that that only that only underscores the problem further. If people are less comfortable being honest with it, then it that's that's also a an indication that that there's less white power today than there was no no no but
00:36:28 you can't but I I never claimed that there wasn't more pressure now well anyway if if
00:36:33 your if your rebuttal to this is I don't believe it then that's not a rebuttal I'm trying to
00:36:38 give you a well informed argument for what. Now, as for what you want, anyway, on the screen. Now, this is this is
00:36:44 white people believing that diversity is our strength. This is from 2026. Also, believing that diversity is our strength at higher rates than black people until it comes to jobs. Then all of a sudden, white people don't believe it as much, and black people really believe it. But the because they they want those jobs they want them they want them black people jobs but this
00:37:06 is this also means that 40% of white Americans which include modern miscegenation and admixture do not believe that multiculturalism or diversity have a positive impact on the country's culture that four 40% of how many white people are in this country? Like not 40% Where are you getting the 40%
00:37:26 from?
00:37:26 Okay, 39%
00:37:29 Okay, yeah, but look at this. You're you're missing the other numbers though too. So all right, so this is for people just listening. This is a poll where they they did this for the bicentennial to get this is something they they do almost I think yearly, and you can look at the trends. By the way, these are not trending in the direction that we would like them to trend, and they asked different people what they thought about racial diversity and and all this sort of stuff. And the these are the results broken up by race, we got black, white, Hispanic, and Asian, and they were asked where if they what what they thought about ethnic diversity in the United States, and the first one is is you know is in terms of whether it's good for the country overall.
00:38:17 74% of white people said ethnic diversity, 74% said it was good overall, which is higher than blacks, who responded only 71% but it's about the same. And then Hispanics were slightly higher at 76. Asians apparently suck because they're at 81. And then you have is racial diversity a positive impact on the country's culture? Now I would have thought, knowing how many Wiggers are out there these days, that number would have been a little bit higher. But that's where it goes down a little bit. You have whites still though at above 60, you know, 61% Blacks are clocking a little bit higher at 67.
00:39:03 Mexicans are at 63, and Asians again are the you know trying to be the overachievers, and they're at 74. In terms of important for companies to promote in the workplace, over 50% of whites are still still in 2026 reporting. Now it's gone down, right? It's gone. That one's gone down because that's actually that's like impacting their ability to get work, and that's gone down to 58% But this idea that the majority of white people are waking up, this graph would look different. I
00:39:37 never not much different. No, no, no, no, no, no, no! I never said the majority of white people are no, you didn't. I didn't. No, you didn't. You didn't. You're gonna let me. You're. Are we gonna have a Dave Riley moment here? I swear to God, you're gonna sit here and you're gonna look. No, no, you didn't say
00:39:58 that. I wasn't saying you said that. There was some. There were. The reason I got this graph out was someone on Twitter said that the majority of white people are racist, and I was like, "That's not. That's not. This
00:40:06 totally supports what I said, and it even is more positive than this. So this means so there are 200 million white people in the country, and that's if you include Jews and people with like tiny ad mixtures, or even even like 40% ad pictures, and that's all included as white in here. You know that. That means that there are 52 million white passing people in this country that think that diversity is bad for the country. 52 million people. Well, no, not even a majority. No, because no,
00:40:36 this was a sliding scale, so there was also neutral. So this was these were. You could have said it was like one of those things where it's like you think it's bad, neutral, good, or it might have even I'd have to look again. It might have been like very bad, bad, neutral, good, very good, or something like that. And this includes the good and very good or something, but not the neutral. So you're gonna have a look.
00:40:56 How many respondents were there?
00:40:58 I'd have to look. It's it's it's in the 1000s. I'll to look. I I I have links somewhere, but it's it it wasn't just some like made up poll. I mean, it was it was like from a um uh a a company that does political demographic type polling all the time. So we
00:41:17 have to trust it. A lot of polls are made. No, you don't. No, you don't have to. No,
00:41:20 you don't have to. I'm just saying, like every every polling outfit puts out very similar numbers. Like when it comes to both the
00:41:28 live chats up right now, the Rumble live chat is agreeing with you, and the YouTube live chat is agreeing with me right now. Well, go figure. I'm not totally optimistic. YouTube normies over
00:41:39 there. I'm not
00:41:41 totally optimistic about about this situation, but like even by this poll, which is probably biased to the negative, that still means that there are around 50 million people that think diversity is bad. 50 million white people, even if it's a sliding. Yeah, I'm not saying. Yeah, I'm not saying they would say like good, better, best, or something like that, and then everybody would include would include the all of these respondents. Well, obviously,
00:42:07 look, there's people watching our show. Clearly, there's people exist. What I'm saying is that the numbers have have gotten worse since 1990, as an example, because one of the of course
00:42:17 they have.
00:42:18 No, I mean like like worse, like dramatically, as in like white people having having like a self awareness about these issues. When a lot of people, you lost my audio. Oh,
00:42:29 there we go. Go ahead.
00:42:30 Okay, the the but no, but my point is that the the the kinds of number there's a lot of people that are under the the impression that there's been this huge racial awakening that is, in fact, to some degree, I sometimes get that impression too because I'm online and and and for the first time in my life, most of the people I'm interacting with are like as racially aware or about as racially aware as I am, and that's never happened to me in my life, and it kind of gives me this impression, like, wow, things are really kind of changing. And then I go outside and and interact with fucking normies, and I'm just like, oh, never mind. It's just like everyone's fucking retarded, like they were before. And so, not me.
00:43:15 I talk to racist people all the time. Yeah, amazing.
00:43:17 But you're in Idaho. You're in like this very specific part of the country that's not representative of the rest of the country. I mean, that's right. But there are
00:43:25 pockets like North Idaho all over the country.
00:43:27 Sure, there. But there was. I mean, that pocket existed in the '90s too. Like, yeah, it's where you had the the Christian identity Nazi camp thing. Yeah, of course.
00:43:36 I would never make the argument that we're more racially aware now than we were in 1990,
00:43:41 right? But anyway, my point is, I think there's a lot of people that because of how the here's the thing that blows my mind too is I kind of feel like this is being not even necessarily intentionally, but this is being exacerbated by the way the algorithms work. You know, where you have a lot of these, as soon as you start getting into like say content like what we're doing right here, then the algorithm responds by putting you in like this racist silo where all you're ever getting exposed to like like and it's hiding all like the trans kid shit from you that's still going on like it's it's just it's going on somewhere else. Like it's going on when you know the blue-haired feminist sits on the the bus next to you on her phone. She thinks the world is like you know totally different reality than you do, and it's because and they're obviously
00:44:34 trying to change our perception. We talked about this before, but do you remember that like year-long period where no matter what you watched, Jordan Peterson video would play after the video,
00:44:44 right? And then it was, and that's the you could always tell who they they think is going to deradicalize white people because that's who fills up your timeline in in big bursts, you know. Like so, it was Jordan Peterson for a while. It was James. That remember that James. Guy for a little while, you know, like that's that any anyone that they that ends up your timeline uninvited, like in in mass quantities, you're you're like okay, so this guy clearly is not the the solution, dude.
00:45:18 Is that why clavicular has just infested my timeline. It's all clavicular shit,
00:45:24 right? And Andrew Tate, and Nick Fuentes, and all these people that are there to basically lead you to a non-solution. You know, like oh yeah, get get unnecessary cosmetic surgeries and castrate yourself and and just be. He looks
00:45:43 so much worse. It's the worst glowdown I've ever seen on a man before.
00:45:46 Yeah, especially when you think of all all the money that was put into that. And
00:45:51 well, he used to be handsome. Like he had this this nose that was really masculine, and now he just looks like some fucking
00:45:57 wing. Yeah,
00:45:59 yeah, yeah, totally. And
00:46:01 I don't think like when you, especially if you get plastic surgery so young. You know, I don't think it, it like it it's it doesn't have as much of an impact when you get plastic surgery when you're older because your face isn't going to change that much after you know you're going to die. Like you're not going to be alive for another 40 years after you get your facelift, right? But he's going to be alive.
00:46:25 Well, unless he overdoses or something, he's going to be alive for like another 40 years, and he's going to have to keep. I mean, he's going to end up looking like Michael Jackson. He's going to have to keep getting things adjusted and moved because his face is going to keep changing, and now it's going to be changing with weird proportions.
00:46:45 Yeah, totally, totally. Oh, before we move on, I want I want some data on this when we when we're off offline. Like I want to know how many respondents they were. If this was a a poll from random phone calls.
00:46:58 No, it was it was over it was over 2000. I'd have to. I thought that I'd left that in the screenshot, but I didn't. I'll find it for you again. But like the
00:47:10 was it urban centers where where rural were rural populations properly represented? Was if it was random sampling, like true random sampling? Of course, it's more robust. But you know, I just never try. I don't. I don't trust any polling data.
00:47:22 Well, no, I was looking for. I was looking for a spectrum of polling data because of that very reason, and I found that that the highest number of white people that that that acknowledged that that there was an IQ difference. The highest number was was around 25% The lowest number was around 15% But then the the actual the other black pilling aspect of that is well, it was the percentage of those who did acknowledge the IQ difference. The they the ones that of those that would acknowledge that that difference was heritable was like like 15% of that 15% The rest of them thought it was all environmental and whatever. Yeah, but what's
00:48:12 what's the incentive on these polls to tell the truth? There's a big incentive to lie because everybody's anonymous. There's a huge incentive to lie because everybody believes that all of their data is being collected. So subconsciously, or even consciously, Americans are like, "Oh shit! I think the people that responded on this.
00:48:29 I would think that the people worried about that don't respond to polls at all. I mean, because you know,
00:48:33 or they're trying to lie to themselves. There's very little cost to lie on this one. People don't want to admit that, even though they know it's true. If you're a white person, you talk to like a random black person for 15 minutes. You're like, oh shit, we're not even on the same planet here. But it takes some courage to admit that to yourself.
00:48:50 Well, no, there is there obviously there's an element to that, and and I I understand that. I mean, look, even Elon. So Elon, everyone was sperking out because now it was in the context of pit bulls, but just the fact that he put it out there, there was a pit bull debate going on on Twitter, and he very obviously dog whistle style replied and said that genetics were like informed propensity to violence or something like it was, but it was like it was very open-ended, you know, like a just a general statement acknowledging that genetics and and violence were tied, and and people that pretty much everyone, you know, like unless he's a complete retard, that means he gets it.
00:49:35 But he's as you say, would would never go out and say, you know, nigs are stupid, and then the the other problem is too. There's we the funny thing is we know what the gene we know what one of the genes is that causes black violence. There's a a gene that that that prevents serotonin from. Being reabsorbed. Yeah, we did a stream
00:50:02 on this.
00:50:03 Yeah, and so that there's there's black people have that mixed with low IQ, and it's just it's this you know it's a recipe for disaster. So anyway, the the fact that people like Elon Musk, obviously he's one of the most famous people in the world because he's the richest person in the world, or at least that's what they say. And so he's, you know, he won't just outright say it. And there's lots of people that won't that know it and won't outright say it. But there's also just a lot of people that genuinely don't believe it.
00:50:36 They they went through, especially like the Boomer generation. They went through like the civil rights movement, and the and what you understand is like it's not even so like it's just imagine how much you have to admit you have fucked up if you if you made all of these societal changes and supported all of these huge overhauls of our of our civilization to accommodate blacks under the understanding that there wasn't a genetic difference, and and to admit that actually this whole time there was, and that the evil racists in the South were actually right the whole time, that is such a major fuck up to own up to, and I just I think that that gets in the way too.
00:51:26 Is I think there are people that that they should certainly be capable of acknowledging the the obvious reality that that not only is it biological that it's heritable like every biological thing, but they won't do it because that then the blood's on their hands. Then they have to admit that they've been fucking retarded for since you know they don't have to admit
00:51:50 that these people never admit that they're wrong. That's not how this is going to work out.
00:51:55 No, but they you know they have to admit to themselves, and I think even that's too much. That's too far of a, you know, that would mean their whole life was a lie. That means like every time that they they you know, especially for like politicians that were like, I was at Selma, you know, or whatever. It's like now they're gonna just they're gonna realize that they they fucked it all up. They fucked it all up.
00:52:17 So we'll see about that. We'll see about that. Before we move on and continue hating on Anthony Bourdain. I would like to mention that I used to deliberately lie on polls all of the time to skew the numbers, and I I cannot be the only person that is doing that.
00:52:29 I've never been polled. I have never been polled.
00:52:32 Seriously?
00:52:33 Yeah, I I always like wonder who they're polling because I've never been polled on anything.
00:52:40 Yeah, and then I would do voluntary polls, and I would just I would. How do you get pulled? They
00:52:45 just call you up, and you and you just talk to them, or what?
00:52:48 Yeah, that's happened to me like a dozen times. How has that happen? Not happened to you?
00:52:53 Well, I I don't answer numbers. I don't know who they are.
00:52:56 There it is. So there's
00:52:58 that. I
00:52:59 like talking to strangers, so I'll answer the phone.
00:53:02 No, you're an extrovert. Yeah, I just I I avoid human contact whenever possible. So
00:53:09 that sounds awful. I don't understand introverts. The thing about the thing about introverts and extroverts, because I come from a family of introverts, I'm the only extroverted one. Is that introverts? I think fundamentally they hate extroverts because they think that the world is is made for us, and we're always trying to change introverts into extroverts. And I think that's kind of true. Like I think being an introvert is probably the healthier state of being because I'm like a border calling. I'm like if I'm not like around people all the time and like talking to people, I'm so depressed. It's like you can just be alone with your own thoughts. Like I can't. I can't do that.
00:53:47 Yeah, I don't have a hatred for extroverts. In fact, I think they're useful in a lot of situations, and and they they are better. No, they're better certain roles. You know what I mean? But but I think that yeah, I I can't. I mean, I I can do it in spurts. You know, like I can do. Um, I used to do public speaking to some extent, and and I could do it. Does it
00:54:11 make you tired?
00:54:13 I would go back to my hotel room and just like not leave it until like it was time to go to the airport. Like I would just.
00:54:19 Oh man, this public speaking gig I did in New York, I just like I just wanted to hang out and then hang out the next day and just keep hanging out and then afterwards I wanted to plan the next event and it just energizes me. That's the difference between us. But introverts, I think that they really understand the human condition more deeply. So
00:54:40 I think we just hate people. Well,
00:54:43 you should, right? People are awful.
00:54:46 Well, yeah, usually, like, like this fucker. Yeah,
00:54:50 totally. Can we pull up this picture of him? Her name is spelled Asia, but everybody is calling her Assia. Assia, I'm. Calling her Asia, I'm I'm just doing I'm doing it. She's this Italian actress, so he dumps his second wife. All right, they they they describe it as amicable, and they still co-parent, and blah da da da. He's not divorced, and he meets this Italian actress and director, Asia Argento, while he's filming in Rome. They immediately start banging, and like you can tell she's insane. Look at that! Look at that tattoo situation. Yeah, that woman's fucking crazy.
00:55:26 Yeah,
00:55:27 BPD. Like you cannot tell me that a woman with that tattoo situation does not have borderline personality disorder.
00:55:34 Yeah, that just screams ho, like crazy drug addicted hoe.
00:55:39 Hoe, yeah, she's like you know that screams like my uncle molested me, and now I'm compensating through having promiscuous sex with strangers. Oh, and the strangers. Yeah, ah, ah,
00:55:51 you're like my uncle. You look just like you.
00:55:54 Can I sit on your lap?
00:55:55 Right, right.
00:55:59 So she was one of the first people. I think she might have actually been the first person that accused Harvey Weinstein of rape. And during so during this time, he kind of he was always like a lefty, and he dipped his toe in politics, and he said all that stupid shit before. But like, he really goes into the women's rights movement at this point, and he's all pro Me Too. He's Me Too, Me Too.
00:56:24 We got to support women, allies of women, blah blah blah blah blah, because he's getting all of this sexual validation from this much younger woman during this time period. He also goes on tea and and other steroids because he doesn't want the age gap to be that noticeable. He like develops a really anxious attachment style, and she's aloof. So it's like an anxious avoid avoidant attachment style that they have going on, and he's losing his fucking mind. He like she won't love him. He's pouring love into her.
00:56:55 He knows that she's not monogamous, but they like aren't really talking about it. And then when they get back together, they're having like crazy wild sex. It's standard BPD woman stuff, right? So it comes. I don't
00:57:10 understand this guy. Like like this guy is at this point what either like he's almost 60 when when they meet, or is he 60 already when they meet?
00:57:18 He is. He let's see. He's he's 6059 when they meet. Yeah.
00:57:23 Okay. So he's basically 60. I mean, the ship has sailed, dude. Why are you Why are you trying to have have a relationship with? How old is she at the time? Like
00:57:34 she's 3535.
00:57:36 I mean, okay. Maybe maybe that's not 25, but I might as well be if you're if you're 60.
00:57:41 If you're 60, yeah.
00:57:43 You know, and so it's it's. I don't understand why. I don't understand why. I mean, look, I could get him wanting to be like these, you know, like you know these demon Jews that you see getting wheelchaired around with all these nurses, and they've got like some. He's like they're like 150 years old, and they've got like some, you know, 40-year-old Asian wife or something like that, and it's like, all right, I get it, you know, I you're a billionaire, but I don't think that that those guys are going wild, like you know, chasing these women around.
00:58:14 I think it's just more like when you're a billionaire and you just you know you just fill your house up with nice pretty things, and that just happens to be one of them, and this guy seems like he almost like he he was still like an adolescent, like he was still treating the situation as if he was you know like a 17 year old falling in love for the first time and and didn't know how to handle it, which is weird because he had two ex wives right like he has he has a kid yeah I mean, he was married for 20 years. It's like it's not like he was like some 40-year-old virgin that finally got laid. It's like what I don't understand. What are you
00:58:48 doing?
00:58:49 Yeah, I don't understand like how you get to that mental place unless you're already kind of a neurotic Jew that's a little bit crazy.
00:58:56 A quick note on her too. So her father was a director, Dario Argento, and he cast her when she was a teenager. I think she was like 15, maybe 16, and she she's done a bunch of nude scenes in his films.
00:59:10 Right? Isn't that
00:59:10 insane?
00:59:11 He did horror films, right?
00:59:13 Yeah. Trauma from 1993, Mother of Tears, the Stendhal Syndrome. I've never seen any of these. Oh, I need to sneeze. Ah, sorry. There we go. I swallowed it. So she was also part Jewish. So he meets some crazy younger BPD, probably sexual abused Me Too champion, and he just like loses his fucking mind. Okay, so at some point, this happened in 2013. But while he was dating her, this it starts to come out. It hadn't been released publicly, but this is after she Me Too's Harvey Weinstein, which she probably banged him voluntarily.
00:59:54 All right, so she faces a sexual assault allegation against an. Actor Jimmy Bennett regarding a 2013 incident when he was 17, and the thing that's weird about this though is she played I think his mother in some film or sitcom or something, so she had known him since he was seven, and they had kept in touch for that 10 years, and then when he was 17, they started banging, and he was like threatening to uncover this, to leak it to the media, whatever. And Asia gets Assia; she gets Anthony Bourdain to give this kid Jimmy $380,000 in hush money, basically. And this is all during the Me Too stuff,
01:00:43 and that's out of his pocket.
01:00:45 It's out of his pocket, and he's massively supporting her lifestyle. He's throwing money at her all the time, like the most lavish trips and gifts and all the stuff. You know, he's because she wasn't exactly.
01:00:57 I mean, she was kind of a B-list actress. Like, not like she was. I
01:01:01 mean, I haven't seen her in anything ever.
01:01:03 Right?
01:01:03 Have you?
01:01:04 No. I mean, I I I think she's in like a couple, like as like almost like an extra in some bigger movies, but like she's pretty much a nobody.
01:01:12 Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then after that, this was in the final days, right before his suicide. A bunch of Italian tabloid photos of her with this, I think we have a picture with this handsome younger French journalist who's in his 20s leads leads Anthony Bourdain and her to get into these horrible texts, which we're going to play a video of in just a second, and he's just he's just crestfallen. Like she, to her credit, although I know she's an insane BPD woman. She's like, this is an open relationship. Like that has been that has been verified through their text messages. She's like, I'm gonna bang other people. But in his mind, because he's a beta male, he's like, if I give her resources, she will give me monogamy. And so it's not computing to him that she's an insane BPD chick whore, and she's going to take his resources and then fuck the guys that she wants to fuck, which are like really young Twinkie guys. I really don't understand this. Whatever. I think we have a a video on the the text reports. We should play that first.
01:02:21 All right. Of course. Well, spoiler alert: he he kills himself. Everyone knows that. So that's this is this is post him offing himself over it.
01:02:34 The family and friends of the late Anthony Bourdain are not happy about a new book about the celebrity chef, which includes the last text he sent to his girlfriend.
01:02:44 There never-before-seen text messages between the late Anthony Bourdain and his girlfriend, actress Azia Argento. Just days before Bourdain's shocking suicide in 2018, Argento was photographed in an embrace with a French journalist, sending Bourdain into a downward spiral. I am not jealous that you have been with another man. Bourdain texted Argento. I do not own you. You are free, as I said, as I promised, as I truly meant. But you were careless. You were reckless with my heart, my life.
01:03:19 His love affair wasn't working out well.
01:03:21 Author Charles Lierson reveals the explosive text in his new book, *Down and Out in Paradise: The Life of Anthony Bourdain* He sounds like he was tortured over his love for her. How much do you think this unrequited love had to do with his suicide?
01:03:37 I think that had everything to do with his despair and his his feeling of that what I call that exquisite misery that he got in at the end.
01:03:45 He reached out to Argento one last time. Is there anything I can do? He asked. Stop busting my blank
01:03:52 balls. I think it's balls.
01:03:58 God, I mean, if you read the whole text thread, it's just. Oh no,
01:04:01 if it could be other things, which would have a different connotation, but I'm pretty sure yeah, really balls.
01:04:06 Yeah, and Gargento
01:04:08 wrote, "Okay, Bourdain texted back just hours later. The celebrity chef hanged himself in a French hotel.
01:04:19 Yeah, so he killed himself in this in this French hotel hortel that was a Freudian slip, and the guy I think it's Rappertine the the chef that owns Le Bourdin was worried because Anthony Bourdain had missed a meal and he's like oh shit, and then they they find out that that he is dead. I mean, people say that this was. I think the police said that this was an impulsive thing, but he had had thoughts of suicidality and discussed this on no reservation many, many times. He was a depressive, anxious, neurotic Jew, and well, and he was a raging
01:04:53 alcoholic too,
01:04:54 and he was a raging alcoholic, right? And he had probably ruined all of his dopamine receptors with crying. And whatever the hell else, but I think that this is the reason this story is fascinating. Is it's it's Shakespearean because what he wanted. I mean, he talked about this.
01:05:10 He talked about this a lot. He talked about like how he regrets being part of toxic masculinity culture in in meathead bro kitchens, and how he wishes he should have been an ally to women, and then he starts confronting other men, like you know the famous chef Mario Batali. So Mario Batali, he got Me Tooed, but it's like Me Too light. Mario Batali, he okay.
01:05:37 Apparently, he like groped a few chicks in the '90s. He has to do this $600,000 settlement. There's a massive, there's a massive criminal investigation and everything like that. And so he's just like blasting Mario Batali. This sounds crazy, but like if you get your ass grabbed in the '90s at a restaurant, restaurant culture is so degenerate that it's like strip. It's like strip club culture adjacent.
01:06:02 If anybody's worked at a restaurant, they understand this. It's a it's a cash culture. It's fast paced. People are always smoking cigarettes and doing drugs and banging each other. Like, you get your ass grabbed in an environment like that. Just fucking walk it off. Just walk it off. Somebody grabbed your ass in the '90s, and now your your life is ruined. Like, when are women so sensitive.
01:06:21 Like if somebody grabs your boob on the subway, you slap that person in the face, and then you walk it off. It's not that big of a deal. Like it doesn't need to be this whole fucking thing. Mario Vitali's life was ruined. He got he got fired. He got completely canceled. So that was really lame. So he becomes this ally of women. He wants to understand women, he wants he wants to be the male feminist.
01:06:44 Gets caught up in the the vaginal prowess of this Jewish, this crazy Jewish BPD chick. Totally is in her aura and throws all of his money at her. And when when she can't love him, which they never can, he fucking hangs himself. It's like Shakespearean, and if he would have just stayed with his first wife, none of this shit would have happened. So it's like, like, do I feel bad for him? I mean, it was a series of really retarded decisions. It's he's he's the classic male feminist. This guy.
01:07:14 Well, and and the thing is, it's funny because that that's the simple answer to the question of of what happened to him, and yet there are so many people that because of his behavior of of virtue signaling for feminism, as an example, that crazy conspiracy theories were launched into like why he couldn't have just killed himself over a crazy bitch. Yeah, it must be because he tweeted at Hillary Clinton once that she wasn't taking the Weinstein, you know, trial seriously enough. That he was going to expose some giant pedo ring, and so they murdered him. You know, like that. That was that was there were really Q-tard theories about stuff like that.
01:07:52 Just tweeted at me just moments ago. Bourdain was going to expose the Epstein files before he got murdered.
01:07:58 Yeah, exactly. Oh
01:08:00 no, man!
01:08:01 No, no, he wasn't.
01:08:02 People just go crazy and they kill themselves. It happens all the time.
01:08:06 No, it does happen all the time, and and because of like there were there were so many conspiracy theories about this, all baseless. There was a couple of celebrities that all died around the same period time period, and they were saying that they were all working together on some Hollywood expose documentary that was gonna you know blow the roof off on on the pedo pedo wood. And you look into the actual facts of the matter, and and the the document that they were talking about, the producers say Anthony Bourdain was never even contacted to work on it, and it was defunct.
01:08:40 The project was was dead before he was, you know. Like they they had canceled it because of lack of funding before before he had killed himself, and he was never a part of the project at all. And it's just a lot of this stuff. It's just you know, like the whole Hillary Clinton must have killed him because one time he tweeted at Hillary Clinton about you know Weinstein needing to be investigated, and he got like a snooty reply from one of her aides, and so therefore Hillary Clinton murdered him. You know, and there was a another one where they were saying that he was brothers with Jeffrey Epstein. They said that because they have kind of like the same hairline and same hair color and sort of the the same Jew, you know, facial. They do
01:09:27 kind of look alike. Yeah,
01:09:28 like they do a little bit, but they were they were people saying that they were brothers, and one of the the the some of the evidence that they tried to use because a lot of these conspiracy tards that make tons of money off of engagement. One of the pieces of evidence they used was a picture of Anthony Bourdain with Obama. But they said, "Look, here's a picture of of Epstein with Obama. Look how much he looks just like Anthony Bourdain.
01:09:54 It's like because that was Anthony Bourdain. It was it was when he and Obama were. Shooting a show together because Obama was on one of his, you know, because CNN, you know, obviously they're going to promote Obama on his show, and so there's a whole lot of crazy conspiracy theories, and I think a lot of it just comes from, well, he wouldn't just kill himself. I mean, that's crazy.
01:10:18 He he had everything going for him. He was he was on that show that I really liked, and and he had like all this money, and it's like, yeah. But at at the end of the day, he was a crazy Jew going through a midlife crisis, dating some psycho bitch, and these people are are are just as if not more so unhappy as as anyone else, you know, like if you don't have any real meaning in your life, it doesn't matter if you're super rich. It doesn't doesn't matter if you get to fly. In fact, it might might even make you less happy that you have to fly all the way around the fucking world all day long, shooting stupid chit chat with with random people in random restaurants in random languages, getting hammered every night with you know a production crew and and and just sleeping in airports all the time. Like it doesn't sound like a thing like that. And it's a
01:11:12 it's a progression because he was he always had a thrill-seeking personality. So like he got that from working in these super competitive, harsh cooking environments. He got that from cocaine and from crack and from heroin. He got that from women. He got it from fame and money. And the culmination of all of this is the the ultimate thrill of trying to tie down a much younger woman with borderline personality disorder that like is never gonna love you.
01:11:39 So he had all of these major problems, like he was just trying to fill the void with whatever, and she was kind of the last straw. Like, do I blame her? I mean, no. If he knew anything about women, he he would have been like this crazy pussy. Like, I I cannot do this, but um, but he did, and so everyone's like, it's her fault. It's like, no, it's this is his fault. I'm like, who? What kind of bitch kills himself because of a woman?
01:12:06 Right. Well, and and and the you know the other thing about her is lots of conspiracy theories about her being part of like you know the the occult Hillary Clinton Satan coven or something because there is all this footage, as you said, her her dad was a horror film director, and so there's all this footage of her with like all these occult symbols and things like that. No, I think that's just how you make a kid crazy.
01:12:33 That's why she was a crazy bitch. Is because she had some psycho dad who was a horror film director who basically put her in that environment and used her as a as a prop when she was a kid? Probably passed her around, and or at minimum looked the other way as she was getting passed around, and you know that's that's that's all you that's that's the big explanation. It's not it's not some big you know intricate witch's coven kind of a thing. It's she's just a fucking psycho bitch, and yeah, and she's not even credibility. Do
01:13:07 you think no? I mean, she's you know she's fine. No, I feel situation is out of control.
01:13:12 No, I feel like that's quite literally. I could go to a bar and meet that girl, like exactly that girl, just as tatted up, just as good looking and just as fucking crazy, like exactly that girl. And there's a girl. In fact, what time is it? Yeah, she's already at the bar. She's already there. It's no matter what state you're in, and anyone can go like in any metropolitan area and find that exact girl tonight.
01:13:38 Right, right, right. And I hate to simp for Harvey Weinstein. I'm not because he was a disgusting, filthy, fat Jew as well. But you know, most of his-I don't doubt that he raped anybody. But almost all of the the accounts that I've read were some kind of quid pro quo. And she was a B-list, you know, 21-year-old actress that went up into his hotel room, and then she said that he he forcefully performed oral sex on her, like in the in the in the hierarchy of rape. That's got to be like the lowest one. Yeah, I mean, I
01:14:14 feel like with Weinstein, it's a little bit of this, a little bit of that. You know, I feel like like him. I think that it's it's nuanced in in a way. In other words, a lot of these women probably knew exactly what was going on and played ball and didn't care, and someone probably didn't even complain afterwards, right? Because they got what they wanted. I think some of them might not might have been naive, might have got into that hotel room thinking you know just being stupid girls and and got taken advantage of, and and you know it it is what it is, but I think that in every instance he's he's he's still a scumbag, even if they were playing ball, even if they were cooperating. For sure, he's this he's the scumbag and deserves to to remain in prison forever.
01:14:58 I totally. Agree, but I but I understand his Jewish sexual strategy, which is that he's so physically repugnant that all he could do was offer perks. I mean, that was that was his sexual strategy. And these women that went up into his hotel, the second you go up into an executive's hotel room, like anything that happens is your fault.
01:15:18 Well, especially if it's Harvey Weinstein. I mean, come on.
01:15:21 Yeah, what are you doing? Everybody knew about Harvey Weinstein. Don't you remember Courtney Love on MTV in the 90s? Like, don't go to Harvey Weinstein's hotel. Everybody knew it was an open secret. Like, what? What are the? What is she doing in 1997? Going up to Harvey? Her father was a director. Like, like she didn't know.
01:15:38 Right. It's Harvey fucking Weinstein. You don't you don't go to any morbidly obese, greasy Jews apart or or or hotel room unless you're with a bodyguard. You know, like you just don't under any. People don't
01:15:54 perform business in their hotel rooms. They do it in the fucking lobby.
01:15:58 Right.
01:15:59 It's just I just don't have a lot of you know, it's like Jennifer Lawrence too. Like I know she fucked Harvey Weinstein. She's like he never did anything to me. Okay, all right. I hate all people involved here. You know she's she's the worst, but Anthony Bourdain really made his bed, and it the way that it came full circle, like like it all really started when he when he blew up his first marriage for no reason. He's like he just wanted new pussy, and he's like oh okay. And then he kind of got what he deserved. He got new pussy. So
01:16:32 yeah, well he he upgraded like what every 20 years or or but the second one didn't last 20 years. I guess as he as he got older, he started married for like a year. The only the second one, he was only married for like a year.
01:16:44 Yeah, he was still married when he. Yeah. Oh, that's right.
01:16:47 Yeah, he's still technically married when he when he was dead. Actually, yeah.
01:16:50 Yes, he was. Yes, he was. So that is the story of Anthony Bourdain. Piece of shit, Anthony Bourdain.
01:16:58 You know who would have really enjoyed all this gossip, you know that we were talking about tonight. This guy, dude,
01:17:10 man, I've seen all the videos except for Funky Town. I've seen all the videos, and this was like, this was pretty disturbing. This was top 25% disturbing.
01:17:21 That's not that. Like they're all like surface wounds, though. It's almost like no, it wasn't
01:17:26 that. He he was like making all these sex noise. As soon as this came up online, I was like, no way is anybody going to see that. This is going to be taken down five minutes. I watched all of them, and it's like totally masturbatory for him.
01:17:38 Yeah, yeah. He's like
01:17:39 oohing and aying through the whole. So for people don't know himself and
01:17:43 so Perez Hilton, who I understand you have a history with, Perez Hilton
01:17:50 was explain that well. Hold on, we'll get we'll get back to it. We'll let
01:17:53 every we'll let everyone wonder what the fuck that means for a second. So Perez Hilton was like this plump, jolly faggot in the '90s. That obviously, that's not his name. He changed it because this how old he is. Paris Hilton was very not to be confused with was very big, and so he changed his name to Perez Hilton, thinking that would be good for I don't know marketing, and I think it was, and he he used to run like this online gossip, celebrity gossip trash, and then he lost a bunch of weight. Yeah, like way back in the day, and then he lost a bunch of weight, and instead of looking better like a lot of people to lose weight, he just looked like a monster, like well, like as you see here on the screen, maybe not his best day, but also not his worst, and and so yeah.
01:18:47 Apparently, he had like this is one of those fags that that has acquired children, has has purchased children. So he has, I believe, three kids, and he just decided to go on live streams last night and start reenacting scenes from Event Horizon with a real knife and his own body, and yeah, it became came like a thing. SWAT surrounded his house and and took him into custody. But you you want to explain your personal connection, because I understand you guys. You guys go way back. I understand that he was. He was. He's the godfather of one of your. Is it just one of your kids, or
01:19:33 no? Okay. Before I say this, all the kids are mine genetically. Each was born thanks to the generosity of a different surrogate using eggs from the same anonymous donor. Two daughters and a son.
01:19:47 Yeah.
01:19:48 Oof, that is fucked up. They're all real weird looking rental home stuff. No, no, no. Okay, so way back in the day, I tweeted at Perez Hilton. That he looks like a full-grown midget, which he does, and I was laughing so hard when he totally does. And then he DM'd me, and he's like, "I really do. You're so funny. That's the whole story. That's it. That's what I had a match with the rest of it. I always thought it was cool that he DM me. I'm like, look at that.
01:20:20 It's you know what it is. It's like his his teeth are too big for his face.
01:20:25 It's his forehead. He's got like that. He looks like Peter. What's that famous dwarf?
01:20:31 Well, they all look the same. Peter, just name one. Name a dwarf.
01:20:35 Peter Dwarf. What Peter Dinklage? That's his name.
01:20:38 Peter Dwarf. Let's just start calling him. He
01:20:40 looks like Peter Dinklage. He really, he really does. He's dwarf-like characteristics, but in a grown man's body. I thought it was really funny. That's true. Anyway, I always thought that that was that was cool with him. Like, you didn't have to. He's he's probably hurt it all. So yeah, he just loses his fucking mind, and um, and it's like a million superficial wounds while he's basically jerking off. He's totally naked in those videos too.
01:21:04 Well, and and so I we're not gonna we're not gonna play obviously those, but I did want to play this one. Just if you guys, if if that chart didn't blackpill you that I put up earlier, and you want to you want a sampling of just average people out there in America, these it's funny because I I often there's a lot of people in denial about how bad it is out there, not just Rebecca.
01:21:25 There's lots of people out there, and they'll they'll watch like these man on the street interviews, and they'll be like, yeah, but those those people they they purposely pick out stupid people that don't know how many states there are and stuff like that. It's like no no no I've I've worked on these crews where we were getting men on the street, and just everyone's just a fucking retard, actually.
01:21:46 And this is another example of that where these aren't just random people; these are friends of a guy who makes more money than a lot of us, and is more famous than we are. And he is cutting himself up, slicing himself up, covered covered in blood, acting like a lunatic to his friends while streaming. I think to to to Twitch. Well, actually, we'll get into this too. This is after he he he recently became a Christian and started selling Christian T-shirts. But this is it was the funniest shit in the world. So he's doing this, and the the black guy-I think he's black-he's some kind of non-white-in the top right behind that chick starts telling him that he's figured out, he's cracked the code, he knows what's wrong with Perez Hilton, and he has the solution.
01:22:38 What are you doing?
01:22:38 Are you committing suicide?
01:22:40 What are
01:22:41 you doing? No, no, no.
01:22:43 That's not what we're doing here. No.
01:22:45 Ah, no. Yes,
01:22:46 it is.
01:22:51 Can you know Red? Perez,
01:22:53 what's wrong?
01:22:55 Where's your mom?
01:22:56 What's wrong? Perez, are you okay? No, Perez. What's wrong?
01:23:06 You've been drinking at the sink. It's that Florida water. Water ain't good.
01:23:11 You've been drinking out the sink, huh?
01:23:15 Yeah, you're not supposed to drink out the sink, bro. Go to public, get you some Beverly Hills, get you some regular water. Put up his bed if you drinking the warm water, bro. Don't drink that water no more. You probably drinking the ocean water. You went to the beach. You thought it was cool to open your mouth in the water to get some natural grounding. That's not how you do it, bro.
01:23:31 I don't have.
01:23:32 Or wait, I can't tell. Is that is because the the sink is off? I can't. Is that the guy recording this video? Is that just some nig going like, bro? You're drinking, drinking, or is it one of the people on the stream? I can't even tell. It's the
01:23:47 you see the the chick, the hot chick. It's the dude behind her. I I
01:23:50 think that's who it is. Yeah, but it's just like for fucks. This is
01:23:55 not a random sample. People watching Perez Hilton cut himself while jerking off. It's not a random sample of the United States of America. No, it's no, it's fucking not. I'm trying to explain to you. This
01:24:07 is America now. This is America now.
01:24:10 No, no, no, no, no. Yes, I know you don't want to believe
01:24:13 it. I know you don't want to believe it. This is America now. No,
01:24:15 no fucking way, dude. No way. This is
01:24:18 what it is now. So, but anyway, just like well, just like all these conspiracy theories we were just talking about with Anthony Bourdain, there's a lot of people saying that this was a demon attack. He was, in fact, the quartering was saying this is the only only logical explanation here is he's being attacked by demons, and he's being attacked by demons because he he he turned to Christianity. This is his idea of he turned to Christianity. By the way, this is like him a couple weeks ago.
01:24:48 You don't want you don't want to know how much I had to pay in hospital bills with insurance. That's why your. Boy is now in hustle mode. I have all that that I had to take care of, and I wasn't able to work for over a month, so I just dropped a new merch collection. Oh,
01:25:12 you buy a cross!
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01:26:04 people, there are people, there are Christians online right now saying that because he was grifting and trying to sell Jesus mugs, that it was a demon attack. You know, just like you know when Tucker was attacked by his dog. I mean, by demons in his bed.
01:26:22 Okay, just hear me out here. All right,
01:26:26 are you going to go demon mode? Are you going demon mode? No, no, no, no, no. But I think,
01:26:31 I think like Anthony Bourdain, eventually a life of degeneracy catches up to you. Like some of this is a spiritual sickness. This guy's lost his goddamn mind.
01:26:42 Oh yeah, well he was crazy already.
01:26:43 A life of faggotry and rent a womb babies and probable child molestation. Well, obsession with with celebrities
01:26:53 and stuff like that. I'm an
01:26:54 obsession with celebrities and you know like you can't you can't just be like this forever. And then this thing of he's just he's just Jesus grifting as some kind of cope. Is this a genuine conversion? I doubt it. So yeah, I think that there's a demonic element here,
01:27:12 like an as in like like actual like ectoplasm style,
01:27:18 no demonic, no. But I believe that that Satan attacks our vulnerabilities and can make you crazy. Yeah, I can I can believe that. But this is probably you know just mental health issues and a life degeneracy catching up to him. I think there's there's definitely a spiritual element here.
01:27:37 Okay.
01:27:38 Somebody says base demon. Yeah, totally.
01:27:43 Base demon getting him to cut himself all up, bro. You drinking that water? You probably went in the ocean and you wanted to be all grounded and shit, so you like drank the ocean water, and that's why that's why you're cutting yourself up with a fucking knife, like a psycho, and getting your house surrounded by SWAT teams, I'll tell you what I thought it was going to be more epic because when I first saw the news on my feed, they were like, "Not that I wish harm upon his his children, but they made it sound like I I they made it sound like he was covered in not maybe his own blood, but maybe the blood of others, and that he was like he had gone like full horror film crazy, and that he was you know stopping the cops from getting in.
01:28:33 And I thought it was going to be a lot more interesting than he just you know sliced himself up and jerked off for attention, which is what it kind of seems like. Isn't that kind of what it seems like? Like totally,
01:28:44 totally. That was my first instinct that like he he just wanted attention. And I mean, if you're obsessed with celebrity and you're famous and you're rich and you've created your identity around that, then the loss of fame must be just so ruinous to your and you can't get it.
01:28:59 That's the thing about fame is like you usually don't. It's not even always dependent on what you're doing so much as there's a there's an element of luck to it. But also no one stays famous forever, and so if you if that is the the air you breathe, and you you can't handle it when it goes away, and it comes in waves too. There's you know Joan Rivers who was a Jew, but had some good advice once because she obviously experienced being in the business for like 80 fucking million years. You know,
01:29:31 like
01:29:32 she she was had ups and downs, and her advice was always be nice to people on your way up because you'll never know who you're going to meet on your way down, and there. And I've noticed there's a lot of people that don't follow that advice. There's a lot of people that think that because they are they're they're growing in popularity today that that'll just keep going on forever, and they treat everyone like shit. And then when no one no one wants to go come to their. Shows or whatever anymore. They don't have any friends anymore because they they treat everyone like shit with the expectation that there was no end in sight to their their fame. And it's so
01:30:12 short sighted.
01:30:13 Yeah, yeah. Because I've
01:30:14 heard that about so many celebrities too. Like my brother had a friend who was a really big fan of John Mayer back in the day, and she got backstage passes. She walks in. She's like, "I'm so excited to meet you. I'm a huge fan. And he goes, "Are you gonna suck my dick or what?
01:30:29 Wait, who's John Mayer? Which one's that?
01:30:32 Um, your body is a wonderland. Oh, really? Okay. I think so. Yeah.
01:30:41 Wow. All right.
01:30:43 It's like the the nerve of these people. That was my first question. I was like, "Well, did she suck his dick? No, she didn't. Yeah. But let me think about it for a second.
01:30:54 No, I no, I knew a girl that she she was dumb. Like she was she was a a college cheerleader, and she well she got on Snoop Dogg's like tour bus after the show, and and and they they announced loudly anyone who's not gonna fuck has to get off the bus, and she was the only one that got off the bus, according to her.
01:31:18 Oh my god!
01:31:19 Like they literally pulled over just like in the middle of like the city where they were driving, and kicked you out of the bus. And she was like, she she was surprised because she I kind of believe her because she was Mormon, and so yeah. Although that doesn't always mean anything, but with her she was kind of naive, and I think she was just like Snoop Dogg. He's famous, and then she's like, why is why is everyone taking their their cocks out, and so they kicked her out. So, but yeah, that's that's yeah. Snoop Dogg's someone that should be in jail, by the way. He's involved with like murders and shit. So,
01:31:56 to all of these people, there has to be something wrong with you if you want to be famous. There has to be like you need the approval of people that you don't know. You need people to recognize you in public and stuff to feel good about yourself. Like that-that is fucked up. There's something wrong with you. Also, doesn't it seem like it would be hell? I know you think it would be hellish. Can you imagine being like Taylor Swift or something, and you can't go anywhere without 1000 people recognize? It sounds like hell on earth.
01:32:23 I don't. I feel like it's it. It's like give and take, right? Because it's not like it's all. Obviously, it comes with its perks. Like you know, you're never going to have to. Well, depends on your level of fame again. And also, like like we said, even with Taylor Swift, there will come a day when like the the kids have no idea who the fuck Taylor Swift is, yeah, you know, like just like you know, Zoomers have no idea who the the teen heartthrobs of the 1980s are were, you know, and so there will come a day where Taylor Swift is just like old people music that Grandma listens to or something like that, and and it makes you wonder like if if that's the kind of expectation that you have for the rest of your life for those those people that do thrive on it, does it kind of just kill you? Like you know, does it turn you like is that what happened to Britney Spears? You know, does it turn you into like a fucking psycho?
01:33:16 Yeah, because you'll start taking negative attention to fill the void, and then it's just a down a downward spiral because you're if if you'll take attention for doing crazy shit and that fills the void, then like why wouldn't you just be doing crazy shit all the time?
01:33:30 Or or maybe because you've been you've been insulated from bad you know whether it's because you were truly popular and people just didn't say shitty things to to you very often, or you just because you had managers that would filter out the the noise to go from a a a existence where you're just surrounded by positivity and praise all the time, and then one day you're just some guy and no one knows who you are, you know. Like you have to be
01:34:00 comfortable with just being some person. None of us are remarkable in any way.
01:34:04 But there's, I don't think these people. They, I don't, I don't think they can be comfortable, especially if they've been famous like pretty much their whole lives, like you know, from their teenage years on and stuff like that. It just ruins them, wrecks them. There, it's like, it's kind of funny because there's other people like there are. I think there are some people that do kind of adjust to it well, or or they they like there used to be stories. I don't know if these were true, but I remember that there used to be stories about Bill Murray would just would go to like a small town and then just hang like find like he would drive around and find like a house party and just like walk in and be like I'm Bill Murray and like like he just walk into like a keger and just start drinking beers with them and there were there were photos though on the internet of him doing this or him showing up to like because I think he showed up the reason I heard about it first was this was in Albuquerque he showed up to like the frontier.
01:35:00 Which was like this shitty 24 hour diner that was on Central, and after the bars closed, people would end up there all hammered. And he he showed up there and was like posing for pictures with like people that were passed out at their tables and stuff like that. He would get their phone and take selfies with their phone so that when they the next morning they'd find a photo of himself with Bill Murray, and on their phone, and then he was going to like he went to like a a friend of mine went to was at one of the Kagers that he'd showed up to in Albuquerque.
01:35:31 Really?
01:35:32 Yeah, he he. So I know it happened at least once, but I'd heard that that was like a thing that he was doing. So yeah, it makes you wonder like if that's just what you would do because you'd be like you'd be so fucking sick of not having like a normal existence. But I mean, even if you did that though, that wouldn't exactly be that would be
01:35:49 normal. Yeah, you would
01:35:50 still be true. But it would be nice to
01:35:51 be around like non Hollywood
01:35:53 right
01:35:54 folk.
01:35:55 Right, and a certain amount of the people wouldn't care that that's who you were, and and in fact they might even resent that you're there, yeah, because you're you're they're no longer the cool person at the party because Bill Murray's there, and so you'd have you'd have that social dynamic going on where where they're not trying to kiss your ass; they're actually kind of resentful of your presence.
01:36:15 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Um, all right, should we do some supers?
01:36:20 Let's do it.
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01:38:08 Yeah,
01:38:09 is it's the troll phenotype?
01:38:11 Yeah, he's definitely got the troll, the troll face.
01:38:15 Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, they all look like one of those. That was the best meme, as far as I'm concerned. The best meme that has ever come out in the history of the internet is the Jew physiognomy sorting by what was it? It was like rat, troll, hawk.
01:38:31 It was. I wonder if I can find it. Let me see if I can find it.
01:38:35 It's so good. Like I know some some poll guy that was like 16 made this. It's the eternal meme, and it's just so spot on. So now every Jew, I can I can just I can just sort them into one of those categories. Goblin was the other one. Yeah, goblin
01:38:56 Jew.
01:38:57 Goblin orc was that one? I
01:39:00 don't know. There should be because that guy that works for Klaus Schwab has his little goblin Jew. Oh, it's so bad. And I think one of that guy's he's like the the alpha goblin Jew. All right, I think I found it. Oh yeah, oh yeah, and Cernovich is on there too. I forgot.
01:39:21 Isn't one of the bankers from Harry Potter also in there? Yeah,
01:39:24 I'll bring it up.
01:39:26 One of the Harry Potter goblins.
01:39:30 All right, we got. Yeah, Cernovich is the same phenotype, though. Actually,
01:39:37 yes, yeah, yes, he is. It's that kind of like eyes close together phenotype.
01:39:44 Yeah, there we go.
01:39:45 Oh, it's so good. All right, the troll. There it is. What else? And then it's it's hawk.
01:39:52 We got. Let's see here. That's the hawk. The hawk Jew.
01:39:57 An actual hawk. That's the first one. All right. Then we got we got full small beady eyes, somewhat close together and odd facial features. Sometimes prominent nose with a bulbous tip.
01:40:13 Yeah.
01:40:14 Yep. The goblin. This is the classic happy merchant hand rubbing chew posterior slope forehead. Classic offensive. Jew nose and greasy smile. The demon-that's a good one. Demon Jew. The demon. I can't read that, but it says
01:40:33 demiurge demon incarnates costume or consume Goyam blood and foreskins in order to survive, still receiving compound interest from the Atlantean age, top of the Jew hierarchy. Who made
01:40:49 this? I just want to know. Oh, it is true that you release memes into the world, like it's for the good of the world. I miss the meme wars.
01:41:00 Yeah, they take on a life of their own.
01:41:02 They really do. That has been so helpful. This this meme has been so helpful to me. All right, let me pull up um super chats. You can still get super chats into my channel, Blonde in the Belly of the Beast, Devon's Rumble. You can send us a PayPal or you can join our subscribe star. All of those links are in the description below. This is still loading. Sorry, I really thought that transition was going to be smooth.
01:41:27 Okay, Dr. Drew Magu, bonus bucks for Rebecca and Devon. We appreciate it. Righteous Muffin. Sorry, I haven't been able to give in a while. Don't worry, but I'm always listening to the replays. I think you guys are a great do, and always love to listen to the video. Your banter and disagreements and discussions. Keep it up. Shock. A small hat hates whites and wants them to disappear. It's just a white ball. Am I retarded? I don't know. I have no problem with them gassing themselves. Thank you, Bourdain. You did one good thing for the world. Holy shit! I don't know. This reminds me of Aubrey Plaza. Everybody, all the manospheres.
01:42:05 There's like on Aubrey Plaza's case. It's like her husband of 13 years, who was Jewish, wouldn't give her kids, so she separated from him, divorced him, and then he kills himself. And then she has a baby with a goy. I'm like, what's the problem here? Well, she made him kill himself. It's like, well, who cares? He's Jewish. Does it really matter that much? Everyone, get off her case. She was 40. What was she supposed to do? Wait around forever and like mourn her Jewish husband, or I
01:42:30 don't. I don't know. Nazi be mad. I mean, she's killed one more Jew than you have. Okay, so
01:42:36 yikes, Mister Me, Deb. I've been working in the Pentagon for a couple years now, and we're closer to taking over than ever. A couple more weeks, and the new hires, and we'll be the majority and can start moving pieces. Second, there's no way that's true.
01:42:52 Say it again,
01:42:54 Devon. I've been working in the Pentagon for a couple years now, and we're closer to taking over than ever. A couple more weeks, and new hires, and will be the majority, and they can start moving pieces.
01:43:03 Yeah, he's he's joking.
01:43:05 Oh, okay, good.
01:43:07 No, he's making fun of the the the again the perception that somehow we are going to infiltrate these institutions with secret Hitlers and rise up, and it's just like yeah. You mean Nick Fuentes
01:43:21 is wrong?
01:43:23 Yeah, you think? Who would have thought?
01:43:25 I hate getting Turkish lira because I always think that I'm getting a shitload of money and then it's like eight cents. Starr said I would have liked Devon to pretend to be a fundamentalist Mormon and marry many, many women and have many children for the sake of the cause? I always tell him he should find a little Mormon harem.
01:43:45 No, I don't think I can handle. I don't think I can handle polygamy or or plural marriage as they call it. Well, and here is the other thing: it's multiple
01:43:54 wives. Yeah, the the the the
01:43:55 Mormon Mormons don't do it anymore.
01:44:00 Yeah,
01:44:00 they they they stopped doing it for political purposes. They they couldn't get statehood from the feds when Grantum state Utah statehood unless they dropped polygamy. So they dropped polygamy, and they're like, it's funny, it's amazing how that works out. God was like, oh, you don't have to do polygamy anymore. Like, oh, that's convenient. Hey, God said we don't have to do anymore, and now we get statehood, but the there are these little fundamental fundamentalist breakoffs.
01:44:26 And first of all, they're either they always seem like they're they it's there's two extremes. They're either like in complete poverty, where they live in like these shacks and with dirt floors and like a billion kids, and just looks kind of, I mean, in a in a in a kind of like pioneery day kind of way, I guess, but like it kind of just looks shitty. And then the the other extreme is it's like some fucking I don't know how where this guy gets this money kind of thing where he's got like a mansion, and you know it's like a a 20 bedroom house with every wife has like their own. Room and and he's got like a helicopter or something. It's just like I don't know. I I you know not really not really my thing. And look
01:45:10 awesome for women only.
01:45:12 Well, if you're if you're like one of these super rich look, if I was a super rich guy, I don't know. Maybe I'd think about it. But it would be a it would have to be like a, I'd have to be like a super rich guy, you know, like so so rich.
01:45:25 Suck for the man. You'd have so many women nagging you all the time.
01:45:28 Well, that's why I'd have to be like super rich, like so rich to where like that you'd find those women that were like you you'd be able to say like, look, I took you out of the ghetto, and I can put you right back where I found you, and they'd believe it, you know. And like, like they they'd know they'd have to know the white
01:45:45 ghetto guys, the white ghetto.
01:45:47 Yeah, where they'd have to know that like, like without me, they'd be nothing, nothing. The old
01:45:54 JF special, right? I'd
01:45:56 have to remind them on a regular basis that yeah, if I just if I get tired of you, then that's it.
01:46:05 I don't think you have it in you.
01:46:07 Probably not, but
01:46:10 you're you're not mean enough. I don't mean to destroy your image. Lizard Killer says the entire plot of Die Hard Four is that 100 hackers wrote a program to crash all the banks, but it only takes two people to run it, so they killed the hackers after it was done because they weren't needed anymore. Same with Jews and whites. I'd like to see them try to kill us. Good lord!
01:46:31 I think you are seeing them try. Yeah, in a
01:46:36 more in a more direct and meaningful way, they couldn't. They can only subvert like to make us stop procreating, but they could never like like try to rambo us. They're just too weak physically. Yo, Jimbo Rockford, I think we just hate people, Devon. As a fellow introvert, I concur. It's taken many years to come to the realization that I'm not the crazy one. I'm awesome. It's everyone else is a bunch of twisted TV monkey monkey ghetto rats. That's totally true. Introverts, you know, you guys have rich inner worlds, and you don't you don't depend on on other people to improve your sense of self or your self esteem. That that has to be healthier than extroversion.
01:47:15 Ah, maybe. I mean, in terms of like, I mean, I think like I said, I think it's very. I think the society needs both because there's a lot of things that that introverts would be terrible at. But conversely, like there's a reason why you don't see a lot of extroverted like scientists or you know people that need to be locked in a room with with inanimate objects for long periods of time. You know, like studying them, like you know, like engineers and things like this. Why
01:47:41 do you need extroverts for for your marketing team? Like you guys don't need us.
01:47:47 I would say, well, well, obviously, yeah. If if we split off somehow, like if you waved a magic wand and you had Planet Introvert and Planet Extrovert, Planet Extrovert would be like on fire within a week, and Planet Introvert would probably just be really peaceful and awesome, but it doesn't mean we don't need you guys. Okay,
01:48:09 we don't have to go into the pit. You hear that, extroverts? Let's see. Bill Wilson says recommendations: Eugene Blanche Constant Constant Fionn's betrayal of Volkstadt, forced race mixing in Paraguay, Tuskegee study, Emmett Till, Nambla, Henry Ford's mass import of Maina and Dearborn, Whitey Bulger and Boston bussing. I'm amazed that you got all that in one super chat. There are no spaces. Thank you for that, Bill. Let me reload. I think that we're good over here.
01:48:40 All right, over here we got the Supreme Rabbi Satan says, with Hormuz closed, 20% of global oil and 30% of fertilizer is gone, and there's yen black magic. So a depression might be on the horizon, but last time that happened, a Charlie Chaplin impersonator Emerged.
01:49:02 Yeah,
01:49:03 I don't know if there'll be any pressure. I know. Look, I, I, I just, I think it's just because I've been listening to right wing commentators, not gleefully, but maybe with a glimmer of hope that that this is that this is when the black swan comes. Oh look, you know we're look.
01:49:22 Bush is sending troops into Iraq, and and and and oil prices are skyrocketing. You know, like like that things are going to change now, and then just it just doesn't. It just doesn't because it it takes a long time for the momentum behind this kind of a machine, regardless of of you know the the kinds of speed bumps that get in in front of it, like it it it's I I just don't think we're going to hit any kind of depression that would be so meaningful that it would create a a Hitler. But you know who knows? I mean I. I I also don't understand how like I don't look. I'm not a finance guy. I don't understand how like our debt can be what it is now, and nothing it doesn't seem to be a problem. You know. In fact, they just pumped more money into the economy today. I think didn't they? Didn't they just let me? Sorry,
01:50:18 my dog is barking. Oh, there he goes. Yeah, I think so.
01:50:24 It was. It was. I thought I saw some headline about that. Let me see here. Ah, whatever. I can't find it right at the top. But yeah, so it's and just the the inflation, right? I think that'll happen. I think inflation will get bad. Everything's. I mean, it's already really bad. Like the things that I mean, I notice now. Like at first, I I didn't notice for like a little bit because things weren't twice what they were a couple years ago. But now they're about like their things are literally like twice what they were a couple years ago, and I don't make twice what I made a couple years ago. Oh man, and so I make about half, right? So I kind of feel it, you know, a little bit. Do you ever get
01:51:08 emails like, "You're such a grifting bitch, blah blah blah. You just got in this for the money, and I'm like,
01:51:14 "Yeah, I mean, what
01:51:15 money? I don't think there's ever been a year that I've made more than like 35 grand.
01:51:21 Well, here's the thing: is like I could make so much more money just being like a a Zionist suck up, you know, or or literally anything, anything else. Like I anything, I could do a ham radio YouTube channel and make more money than this. Okay, and honestly, on some level, I might even enjoy it more. I'm sorry, guys, but like some of what I'm doing, this is this is a duty that I feel. Okay, yeah. There are lots of little fun things that I could do, and yeah, you know, those are there's just there's just crazy people that they don't. They think every those are usually the same people that think that you're probably a secret agent working for you know something or another, and you're you know that that everyone that all the talking people on their phone know each other, and they're all in cahoots, or you know like it's just there's a lot of well, as we just watched with the Paris Hilton video, there's just a lot of insane people out there right now.
01:52:15 Yeah, yeah. So
01:52:16 and and there's also people that struggle to to think that that you that they're that they'd be wrong about things, and so they think that anyone that disagrees with them, it can't be that their perception perception of the world is flawed. It's that everyone who disagrees with them is is secretly being paid by some you know evil. If I did this
01:52:40 this event with Konstan von Hofmeister, who was a protege of Dugan, and we were talking about multipolarity. Adam Green put me on blast on Twitter today. He said, "You should have just called it the anti-American Dugan Conference. And then this top response has nothing says America first like a bunch of people funded by the Russian Federation. Like, where is this Russian money? Where, where, where is it? Because if somebody offered it to me, I would seriously consider it at this point in time. Like everybody thinks, and people are like, "Oh, New York! They must-they're doing all this fun. It's like we did this on a shoestring budget. All of us were staying in like shitty hotels, and then Constantine was staying in Newark at like an Airbnb. Like, what do people do? People think that we are like rich and famous because we're all poor and sad. That's really what it
01:53:26 is. Well, maybe it's maybe it's a compliment as far as like the kind of you know the job that we're able to pull off. And part of it too is the disparity. They don't. I don't think. Here's the thing: a lot of if you let's say we are allowed on an actual platform, normal streamers are rich, like frivolously rich, like they are. Oh yeah. Like if you look at these people that do streams that are allowed on the major platforms, they're allowed to have brand, you know, advertising and and all these kind of deals that they get. I think they make they make tons. Yeah, they make millions and millions and millions of dollars, and so I think that because a lot of people grow up now watching streamers rather than watching television stars, they think that if you are a streamer, that because they watched, you know, some who's that that nig that runs around the world like a, and for some reason, he's really famous. Speed or whatever the fucking what you know. I'm talking about that Somali black guy that's I don't even know what he. I don't even know what
01:54:27 he he does like pranks.
01:54:29 I don't even know. I I just know he's in my fucking feed, and I'm just like, why is this nigga always? He's always in my feed doing nothing, and like pavicular,
01:54:36 super rich, right? Admiral. Somebody just said he is worth $15 million.
01:54:41 Yeah. Okay. Perfect. Perfect example, right? So it's like you get these people, Johnny
01:54:46 Somali,
01:54:47 John. Yeah. That. Yeah. So you get these people that don't really do anything. Like they don't. They're not researching their streams. They're just streaming themselves, like being on the stream. Like that. Yeah. That maybe they do something entertaining. Enter. Every once in a while, but a lot of these guys don't like. When I've watched stuff like the well, like Asmund Gold, it's like I'm gonna watch a video someone else made, and then I'm gonna talk about it like in a way that's that it doesn't really add to what I'm what was already said in the video, you know. And he maybe he does more than that. I don't know. I've never watched his show, but like whenever I see a clip, I'm just very underwhelmed, and that guy gets millions of dollars. So I think that they think because those guys get paid a lot of money that we get paid a lot of money. So that's insane,
01:55:30 though. I mean, the reset is making like no money. Cameron every week is like, we need to find out ways to make more money. I'm like, I can tell you how to make more money. You're not gonna like it. You're not gonna do it. But I mean, you really-we're really niche. It's a really niche thing that we're doing here. You have to know that you guys have to know that we do this because we care about white people. Why else will we do it? My reputation's destroyed. I can never get a real job like ever again.
01:55:53 Yeah. Well, it's-it's all right though. Like though, like I said, it's-I think that-that as long as we don't get completely censored off the internet, there'll always be an ability for us to to get by. You know, we're nimble and we're used to changing platforms, and
01:56:11 yeah, and
01:56:11 but that's not what
01:56:12 I'm worried about. I'm worried about like not the movement not growing. That keeps me up at night. I don't. I
01:56:20 don't think that's going to happen because as much as it sounds like I try to piss on your optimism, I do think. Well, I just think that it's. I just don't want to overstate things, but I do think that as unfortunately as the white population goes down, more people will be looking for answers as to why things are changing, and so that's that's just going to be a necessary side effect of it. Is there's a lot of white people that are somewhat unaffected by the changes still, believe it or not. And I think that you know there's a lot of people that kind of do live like maybe they interact with brown people, but it's like the the upper tier brown people at the at the white collar job that they have, right? And and they go home to like a a gated community, and they never go to like you know the scary Nig part of town, and and they don't have you know they're they're relatively insulated from the whole thing, and so I think that that you know that'll change, that'll change, and they'll start to wonder why, and they'll start looking for answers. But
01:57:28 oh, and we have the answers.
01:57:30 Wow, I wish we had all the answers. Yeah. All right. Then we got a we got Gorilla Hand says, have either of you seen the show on HBO, The Young Pope? It has Jude Law as the newly appointed Pope. His character is young and wants to give the Catholic Church a new and clean image. Very subversive.
01:57:56 Jude Law as the Pope.
01:57:58 I have. I have never heard of this.
01:58:00 Neither have I.
01:58:02 But uh. yeah, Jude Law. He's not that young anymore. How he's got to be
01:58:09 like in the 50s, right?
01:58:10 I guess for a pope, he's he's young. Popes are usually pretty old, but yeah,
01:58:15 I haven't seen a good show since Severinth.
01:58:19 Yeah, the show sounds like King Ralph. Remember King Ralph? Uh. They had a Norm from Cheers, like becomes King of England for some reason because of some. It was like it was a this awful '80s movie where like the royal family somehow like gets electrocuted in a group photo, like, and then they they do all this genealogy work and find that the only surviving line is Norm from Cheers in America. Like, he's like this, he's he's basically Norm, like in the movie. And so then you know, it's yeah. As they bring him in, it's like one of these movies. We're like, oh look, Americans are so informal, and the British are so stuck up and stuffy, and it's just really kind of it's campy and and silly 80s movie, but it makes I don't know.
01:59:10 That's just what I thought of when when this guy brought up the the Jude Law one. All right, anyway, so we got Supreme Rabbi Satan says the following is a paid advertisement at the law offices of Bezelbaum, Devilwitz, Satanstein, and Lusserberg. We will sue any white person to get you to the or get you the shekels you do not deserve. Well, there you go. And then we got Guerrilla Hands says more good news for everyone. The Pentagon is now openly talking about plans to use tactical nuclear weapons in Iran. Also, rumors of the draft being reinstated. Are you ready to die for Israel, Goyim? Well, I'll tell you what I I. I kind of want to see a mushroom cloud. I
02:00:02 oh my god!
02:00:03 I I just I I've been cock teased my whole life about nuclear war and World War Three and fallout shelters and and I just I think I'm gonna go to the grave never having seen one and and in the I'll be goddamned if they're gonna make me stress out about about nuclear fallout and radioactive this and glow in the dark that and then just never do it, and so I don't care what it what it's what gets nuked.
02:00:32 I don't care as long as it's not me. I don't care like they could nuke a major American city or like a village in in Indonesia. I don't care. Just something, just something, so I can. I just want the footage. I want to see what it looks like. I want to see the mushroom cloud going up into the sky. It could be over Tehran. It could be over Tehran. You know, I don't care really. Sorry, sorry, sorry, Iranians. I'm not hoping that happens, but if it does, there's no shot. I just
02:01:03 said, "I hope this happens.
02:01:06 I hope's a big word. Okay, I won't. I won't be disappointed. I won't be disappointed. I'll. I'll be. You know, it'll be entertaining. I'll tell you. I think it's because you know we're talking about Anthony Depourdain's dopamine getting all shot. I think just like our our news trauma receptors are all shot because there was a news story yesterday about Trump. You know they foiled another assassination attempt and they found this cache of weapons and this guy was bludder and I just I didn't even read that. I was like, whatever. I was like, who fucking cares,
02:01:44 you know? 80-year-old man dies. I don't give a shit. Yeah, it's
02:01:48 just like whatever. All right, then we got. Let's see here. Real Starfish Prime says, Captain Stack, you still haven't gone back to the Gulfstream edition Rumble Rants. Oh my God! Just, just wanna, just tell me what you said. You've told me. I told you I couldn't find them. You, you, you've sent me three now. Just say what you said, and I'll, I'll read them. I'll read it then. Yeah, it would have been way cheaper.
02:02:16 You still going back to the Gulf Stream edition rumble alerts. Last time you didn't go back far enough. Keep up the great work in stackism. We trust. Well, I'll tell. I'll. I'll. I'll make it. I'll make sure to to look back on on Saturday. But I thought I went back as far as I needed to. But maybe I didn't. But you could just, or you could just tell me what what it was. But I'll go back. I'll go back and check it out Saturday, but thank you very much. There, real Starfish Prime. Then we got Zazie McTazbot says it's that time of year again when I urge everyone to go back and take a look at Sky King Edition. It is that it is that time of year. Yeah, so you can guys go check out the Insomnia Stream Sky King Edition. Looks like Zazie McTazbot has linked it in the the in the the chats there.
02:03:09 Thank you.
02:03:11 Then we got Rabbi Baby Foreskin Eater says traveling from all white area is always a black filling experience. Mongrel melanoids are the majority these days, thanks to Davon for doing the stream on Two Hours Sleep. I always love the show. Well, I appreciate that.
02:03:31 That's so true. I can't believe how many fat black women have procreated with with black men. I see it all the time, and although I find it disgusting and grotesque, it's also not like the worst pairing. What's the worst
02:03:49 pairing?
02:03:50 Well, it's not the worst pairing in that the average black IQ is wrong. Right. The answer is
02:03:56 Indian and Chinaman mix those together. What about Indian and
02:04:00 Jewish,
02:04:02 no, that just makes like a brown Jew, but like,
02:04:04 like a double brown Jew.
02:04:06 But this is like a no. It's it's not the worst brown Jew that's good at math is like you don't want that
02:04:11 because the fat hick. I mean, these people shouldn't be procreating, right? Of course, but if we ignore that, then the fat white chick is removing herself from the white gene pool, and then the average black IQ is raising because is is rising because he's procreating with a white woman, even if she's of low quality. So I don't think it's the worst type of miscegenation. I gotta say.
02:04:32 Well, like I, it's white people selecting out the those with low in group preference selecting out, and so that's one way to look at it, is if they had innate high in group preference, they would have a natural repulsion to the idea, and right,
02:04:48 right, right. You
02:04:49 those are the genes you want to preserve. So not not that I I don't support race mixing at all, period. But like at the same time, that's the silver lining, I think.
02:05:00 Yeah,
02:05:01 so, all right. Then we got a huge dono, huge dono from Herp
02:05:08 Derp. Herp Derp.
02:05:09 Herp Derp says the parable of the tares and quote by their fruits will you know them seem like a good foundation for racism. It is odd to me that Rebecca is having unbelief issues. Don't really know Catholicism though. So there you go.
02:05:32 I know it's a it's a problem. I blame Devon.
02:05:38 If I go to
02:05:39 hell, it's Devon's fault.
02:05:41 Well, I'll tell you what. I'll I'll take on that responsibility because no one's going to hell, unfortunately. So, all right, then we. Well, I'll tell you what. There's lots of people that can square their Christianity with with with racism, and I to those people, cool, right on, right on, and I hope more. If you're gonna, if you, if you, if for those who insist on retaining the Christianity, I I hope that that is the path that they take is to find a way in which they can make that work, because the race is in dire straits right now, and we can't prioritizing really anything else right now.
02:06:32 Yeah, and it's my own fault. I don't have conviction in my faith. That's the real problem, and I'm also impressionable. So, like I, I take what Devon says very too seriously. You're blaming me
02:06:44 again. It is your fault.
02:06:46 No, no, no. It's my fault for being impressionable. I just take what you say too seriously. But like when I go hang out with my brother, I come back totally like I'm gonna take my faith seriously and I'm gonna be a good Catholic. And then I have one stream with you. I'm like fuck it. Why bother? So this is my own fault for not for not you know taking a hold of my own faith and conviction.
02:07:10 I take no responsibility for just speaking the
02:07:12 truth. If I
02:07:13 just speak the truth and the truth resonates with people, then that is not my fault. No, I
02:07:19 respect you too much. That's the real problem.
02:07:21 Well, I try not to lie. So, all right. Then we got here. By the way, that's another thing. If if I was a grifter, I could just if I leaned hard. I mean, look for fuck's sake. Perez Hilton is leaning into the Jesus thing and selling Jesus. I I could sell so many more Jesus mugs than Perez Hilton. So many more, and and you know how much money. If I were to like fake like a a conversion back, you know, to to even if it was just back to Mormonism, probably people would be okay with that. But if I were to just like come on stream and just be like you know, like Joseph Smith style, even just like angels came to me last night, and they brought me these golden plates.
02:08:04 People will be like, "Holy shit, it's stackism!
02:08:07 Yeah, and and I don't do it. Hey, I'll show in your
02:08:11 fake religion.
02:08:12 Let's do it. We'll create stackism. All right, Tomahawk says, "When the hell is Elon going to put his money literally where his mouth is, he needs to start putting some of that money behind white causes.
02:08:25 I know he's never going to.
02:08:27 I don't think he will. But like, here's one thing I would keep in mind too. My guess is, if that was something he was going to do, if it was me at least, and I was like a cowardly race cock like he seems to be, he would probably do it in a way that people wouldn't draw attention, right? Like he would probably launder it to white causes. I don't think he's doing that, but my guess is that's that would be one way to do it. Yeah, send you know, I'd be sending money through bots and stuff like that.
02:09:03 I don't know some, but I wouldn't be like, and unless look, if I was if I was if I was Elon, I would be writing a big check for like $100 million to to people like Mark Colet and things like that, right? And and and I'd make a big deal out of it, and I'd make like the this huge like white nonprofit that would work as like the white ADL, and and I would create like a a another organization that just sued people that were anti white, and you know just like like the almost like a or or I'd make like the like the white chamber of commerce and and I'd make like the white college fund like I'd be doing all the which by the way he could afford all of these
02:09:48 all of it and and
02:09:50 and have way and still have tons of money left over and he could
02:09:53 save all the South African whites
02:09:55 yeah he could do
02:09:56 so much
02:09:57 yeah he could he could pay off politicians. That would open up the the floodgates to only white South Africans that wanted to come to America, which I know they already kind of did. But like he could, you know, he could grease those wheels. There's lots of things he could do. I mean, in fact, fuck that. He could go back to South Africa and lead a a genocidal war against the the blacks there and reclaim the country and become emperor of South Africa if he wanted to. Oh
02:10:24 yeah! Can you imagine the drone technology that SpaceX could create to wipe out all the black South Africans? That could be done in like three days.
02:10:33 He would literally be emperor of South Africa within a week. Yeah, and and yeah, he he's he for someone who wants to explore space. He has a he displays a lacking or a stunning lack of of imagination.
02:10:49 Yeah, I don't think he has it, and I don't think he has it in in him to kill people. Well, and I think
02:10:54 he's got Jew in him, and and a lot of his kids have Jew in him, so that makes a big difference, and there's no there's no like white white equivalent as far as I know. Let's see here. Then we got Evergreen Dream says I'd piss on Bourdain's grave if I could be bothered to find it. We'll catch the replay. Good night. Well, there you go.
02:11:19 Thank you.
02:11:21 Then we got Professor Chaos says the only show with Bourdain was when he was stuck in Beirut when Hezbollah and Israel started fighting. He was stuck in the hotel kvetching about it while bombs were being dropped around him.
02:11:36 Wow! I should check that out. I haven't seen that.
02:11:41 Then we go. There, Big Dono from Shimmering Chalice. Shimmering Chalice says, "I've been I've been binge watching a lot of leaving the alt right videos, and they seem to have a lot of views. Is it worth savings or saving these kinds of faggots? I think is what you mean. Thanks again for everything you guys do. You mean trying to? Well, here's the thing that I think a lot of people have also misjudged when they've they've looked at like the big bump in popularity that like anti-Semitism had and stuff like this.
02:12:16 They don't realize that most people are just sheep and they follow trends, and it became trendy for a hot minute to shit on Israel, and that funneled a lot of people into some of these other political takes that they would not have been exposed to had they not been jumping onto like the shit on Israel bandwagon. And this happened in 2016 too, where you had a lot of people jump on to the Trump bandwagon and be like MAGA this and MAGA that because it was cool and it was edgy and it was you know rebellious to support Trump. And then as soon as like it stopped being edgy, you had a lot of these people do the same thing. They'd make these videos about like, oh, I I saw that I was actually a bigot, and I love niggs, and you know, and they'd make like these you know big videos about it. So it's it's no difference, the same kind of thing.
02:13:13 This you're always going to have this kind of shit, and look, the the opposite's true, not as often, but you you have you know similar things where you get lefties or people that get caught up in like you know the the lefty Reddit world, and then they realize that they're being fags, and they make videos about it. And you know, the the difference is is those people obviously don't get promoted in the algorithm. You got to remember a lot of the algorithm. If you're seeing a ton of those videos, that's that's perfect for like if you if you're running the algorithm, that's exactly what should you want in the feed of people that you think you that the algorithm suspects as it would suspect of you most likely, if you're right leaning too much, that oh here's watch this video about how maybe you extremism is not the way, you know. Maybe maybe you need to reconsider your life choices and and you know stop being such a. It's retarded
02:14:09 though because the premise of of of de radicalizing somebody you you just can't do it. It's like making somebody believe in Santa Claus again. There's no deradicalizing somebody if if you're being de-radicalized, then you weren't in a. You were never radicalized,
02:14:26 and that's something I've noticed too. Is in the in those moments that I have seen the videos that people like that have made. You can tell by the way they talk about it. They never even really got it. Like they they weren't. They they thought it was cool. They thought it was edgy to be like Jews. Are you noticing? Ha ha! But they never like they had no idea what the fuck they were saying. They were they were trying to be part of a group. They were trying to assimilate to a peer group, and then they they probably in fact there's probably something that that that. Triggered their exit that they're not talking about. Like they probably played along to fit in with some online people that they had then had a spat with, and then they, like a like a spurned woman, you know, made like this video talking about how like those guys are idiots, you know. And it really,
02:15:16 it
02:15:16 really has nothing to do with ideology at all. It's just that they no longer want to fit in that group for whatever reason, but thank you very much there for the generous dono shimmering chalice. Then we have another. Oh, this is just a this is herp derp. This is showing your your generous dono twice again. I think it's just Rumble does that. But but if it's not, you know what to do. But thank you again anyway. Thank you very much, Herb Dirt. Then we got Professor. That's another duplicate. And that's another duplicate.
02:15:54 Yeah, Rumble, get it together.
02:15:58 And all right. Then we got Denise the Celt says the Jew meme is great, but they forgot the Mouse Jew, like Timothy Chalmet, whom I
02:16:11 loathe.
02:16:12 I don't know who the fuck this is.
02:16:14 It's he's Jewish, right? Okay, so I have some confusion about like the new Rat faced Playboy, because what is that guy's name? Something Allen, the guy from The Bear, with the butthole mouth and the giant nose. I thought for sure that they were trying to like make us think that these short kikes were hot, but that guy's not Jeremy Allen. That guy's not Jewish. I think Timothy Chalamet probably is Chalamet. I'll bring him up here. Yes, he is Jewish on his mother's side. Now type in. He fits
02:16:51 in rat. He fits in the rat Jew.
02:16:53 He's he's rat. Yeah. Type in Jeremy Allen.
02:16:57 Jeremy Allen.
02:16:59 He's like the new heartthrob.
02:17:07 Jeremy Allen White.
02:17:08 Yeah.
02:17:10 He looks like oh, the guy who played Willy Wonka in the old soda. Mel Brooks. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, not Mel Brooks. Looks like not Mel Brooks.
02:17:19 Um, oh my God! Oh my God, Gene.
02:17:24 Gene Wilder.
02:17:26 Gene Wilder. There it is. No, he looks. He's
02:17:30 he's got the Gene Wilder Jew face.
02:17:31 He does. This guy is not Jewish.
02:17:34 He's not.
02:17:35 No.
02:17:36 Hold on. Let me bring him up here. Because that's Gene Wilder Jew face right there.
02:17:43 Yeah, that guy's not Jewish. Yeah, I find it hard to believe that he's not Jewish. Like, as he's he's got to be right.
02:17:51 There might be some Jew in there somewhere.
02:17:54 I don't know. I just refuse to accept that these these men are the the new sex symbol. Nobody wants to have sex with these guys. I don't want to have sex with that guy. Look at his face.
02:18:03 Yeah. Well, they they're doing the same thing with women though, too, with the Zendaya stuff. You know, it's like who wants to bang that? She's basically looks like a prey animal. She's got like an eye on either side of her head. Do you think she's good looking?
02:18:20 Have we not talked about this, or have I talked about it with Cameron?
02:18:23 I don't know. I I I don't. I don't. I don't. I don't know how any human can find her attractive. Like she looks like like literally like the little mud golems that like if you go to any like if you go to like Albuquerque, go to like the bad part of town, go to like the the the dirtiest looking taco restaurant. Your waitress is going to look like that. She's just going to hair on.
02:18:46 She has a perfect body, though.
02:18:50 No, she doesn't.
02:18:51 Type in Zendaya body. You can't tell me this woman doesn't have like an absolutely amazing body. If you type in Zendaya body, there's picture of her in a red dress comes up. It's amazing. She's she's got a killer bod.
02:19:11 No, because she's got like the ethnic body.
02:19:15 No.
02:19:15 Yeah. It's no,
02:19:16 no, no, no, no. This is. I will admit her face leaves something wanting, but like you can't look. You can't look at her body and be like, "No, yeah, there's nothing remarkable about that.
02:19:26 No, it's not like look. I'm not going to kick her out of bed for eating crackers. I'm going to kick her out of bed for being a brown troll monster. Okay. So it's you know like it's. Are you gonna put this
02:19:42 picture up?
02:19:44 Well, I don't know. I I don't know. I don't think the one you're asking for is coming up. I'll I'll put up what did. What
02:19:48 are you chewing on, Poppy?
02:19:50 Let's see.
02:19:50 Poppy, Poppy, come here. Drop it. Don't.
02:19:58 I just see. I just don't see a white. I just don't find non-whites attractive, and I just see this woman. And I-you've never
02:20:05 seen a Japanese woman that you're like, "Whoa, this is what. This is what I was talking. I was talking about with Cameron. Okay, men look at women and they're like, her beauty is is in relation to how much I want to bang her, but I can look at a woman and just objectively be like she has symmetrical features. She looks healthy and fertile, and like she's pretty. But like she's pretty, I don't want to have sex with her because I'm not always trying to think about what I can stick my dick in. Well, no, no, no.
02:20:35 So here's the thing: like I can look at her and realize that she, for her race, is like as good as it get. It's gonna get right, but like that's
02:20:45 yeah, yeah. But that's what I'm saying.
02:20:47 But I'm saying the the racial limit. Actually, I wouldn't even say that though, because she's what is she? She's Mexican, or what
02:20:53 is she? No, she's. I think she's half black, half white.
02:20:56 Oh, so she's okay. So that's probably why she looks so weird. I was gonna say, like she looks like a little something, like a little mud puppet or something. But it's I'm I don't know. I just don't see it. I've always thought she looked really weird. I always thought, and I'm not even joking. The first time I saw a picture of her, in fact, I think I sent a meme out that I thought was funnier than most people. So maybe I'm maybe I am the weirdo. I wonder if I could find it.
02:21:27 I just like a woman whose eyes are really far apart.
02:21:30 Why? That's that's something that's that's something they're pushing. That's what I'm saying because like that's not a white feature. That's not a white feature. No, Taylor
02:21:39 Joy. She's white, and her eyes. I've never seen a woman with eyes farther apart than hers, and she's white.
02:21:43 Who who is this?
02:21:45 Anya Taylor Joy.
02:21:48 Really? So you think? Hold on, I'm gonna bring up a picture of her so people can see what the fuck you are saying with your with your eyes your your eyes wide apart fetish, right? So, all right, everybody. Hope everyone is ready for this?
02:22:03 Listen, eyes far apart is part of a baby phase. It's it's called neoteny. It's it's you know you should want a woman with big eyes that are a little far far apart. What I find grotesque is when the eyes are too close together, like Minnie Driver. She should be shot on sight. There's no way she's not Jewish.
02:22:26 Minnie driver. She was in
02:22:27 Goodwill Hunting.
02:22:29 I thought she was like Irish or something like that.
02:22:32 I don't know, but I look at her and it's like the combination of eyes close together and strong jaw just fills me with rage. Give me Zendaya over Minnie Driver every day of the week, men should want women with eyes that are a little far apart.
02:22:46 I'm trying to find the comparison. Once I'm hoping that when I show you guys this, I will be forever vindicated.
02:22:57 Drop it. I have to get. I can't find this. Hold on.
02:23:02 Where the fuck is this thing? I posted way more photos. I'm looking at my the photos I've posted on the. This is great. This is great listening material. One second. One
02:23:16 second. This is getting about to get even worse. My dog has something. I got to grab it.
02:23:20 Well, I guess in the meantime, I could tell everyone a joke that I don't have a joke. I could just make something up as I go. How about this? I'm just gonna stop looking. I'm. I thought I had it. I thought I had it somewhere here. Anyway, she looks like Tuco Salamanca. Is what is that? That's that. That's that's that's the punchline. She really does. Oh, I did find it. Okay. Zendaya looks exactly. Hold on.
02:23:55 See, somebody said Florence Pugh is hot. Florence Pugh is weird looking and unattractive and has a man man voice. No, no, no, no, no, no.
02:24:04 Oh, that I can't find the. That's annoying. I can't find the the tweet that I was replying to, because it's now. Oh my God,
02:24:13 Devon. All
02:24:16 right. Well, anyway. Okay,
02:24:17 look up Anya Taylor Joy and tell me if you think she's hot. How would you choose? A N Y A, Taylor Joy.
02:24:27 Say when I see Zendaya, I quite literally I can't not see this exact facial type. I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. Like when I saw, that's why I thought she was Mexican because she looks exactly like exactly like that. In fact,
02:24:46 sure.
02:24:47 So Zendaya in Dune because she was in Dune, right?
02:24:51 Yeah.
02:24:52 Watch this. This will blow your fucking mind because I'm telling you she looks exactly like that. Yep. All right. Watch this. Watch this! Watch the. Watch your. I think she's cute. Shit.
02:25:04 I didn't say that.
02:25:08 Here is Zendaya. This is not. There's a. There's a photo of her where she has basically the same angle that he's at, but that's okay. This will be close enough. All right. I hate to get to click so many fucking things just to make a fucking picture pop up in the OBS. All right, so this is into this. Put them side by side here. I mean, come on, they're like the same person basically.
02:25:39 No, yeah,
02:25:40 look at this. Listen, she's she's
02:25:43 goblina. I get it, I get it. But like nobody's gonna tell me that objectively, outside of the race mixing thing, that she's like a tremendously unattractive woman. She's not.
02:25:55 No, she looks like Anya Taylor. They look like this. Nothing like that guy. They they look look here. Watch this. Watch this. Watch this! I'm gonna prove it. We're not. We're gonna lower the opacity here. I'm gonna overlay the two faces.
02:26:08 They're not even on the same angle. What are you doing? It's
02:26:11 it's basically the same person. It's basically the same person.
02:26:16 Gaslighting me.
02:26:18 No, this. It's the same person.
02:26:20 No. Okay, look up Anya Taylor Joy and tell me if you think she's hot. That'll settle this because she's white. All right.
02:26:26 How do you spell it?
02:26:28 A N Y A. Taylor Joy.
02:26:39 No, she looks weird.
02:26:41 No,
02:26:42 she looks really weird.
02:26:44 That is a beautiful. For the same reason, no,
02:26:45 she looks like a prey animal. Like she looks like a like a deer that's about to get fucking like headshotted.
02:26:52 Yeah, deer in the headlights.
02:26:53 No, this looks.
02:26:55 She's ethereal. She's ethereal and beautiful.
02:26:58 No, she looks like she's some kind of lab experiment gone wrong. Like no way, she looks like a
02:27:04 like a sexy alien elf.
02:27:06 No,
02:27:06 and I'm here for it. I I like it.
02:27:09 No, put her picture
02:27:10 up in case people don't know what we're talking. Okay,
02:27:11 yeah, you guys ready? I mean, this is almost worse than Zendaya. Like it's it it it's uncanny valley shit. Like she doesn't even look like a human. Maybe you're just not into humans because, like, this is this is a this is not right. In fact, I don't think she could ever be like a relatable character. Like, if I was a casting director, she'd have to always be like a villain because she just has like weird. She
02:27:38 made an excellent Emma, and I'm very picky, beautiful. That that is a beautiful woman.
02:27:43 No, that's let me get let me get this so that people can see how exactly far apart her eyes are because it's fucking real fucking
02:27:50 far.
02:27:52 It's kind of terrifying. All right, so this is, and they're just like there's just something unsettling about her. Like if I saw her, I would, I would, I would think that maybe she was like pretend pretending to be a human kind of a thing. Like if if I had any kind of mental illness at all, I'd probably like for the rest of the day be locking myself in my house and think that they were on. I think she's
02:28:18 lovely.
02:28:20 No, this is unsettling.
02:28:24 Yeah,
02:28:25 that's unsettling.
02:28:26 Could drive a Mack truck between those eyes. It's my girl Anya.
02:28:31 Yeah, that's unsettling. Okay,
02:28:36 she's also a great actress.
02:28:38 I have nightmares now. So this didn't you see
02:28:41 Furiosa? I'm not into prequels, but it was great.
02:28:44 Well, no, I don't even know what that
02:28:46 is. Are you into Mad Max?
02:28:49 I mean, I like the old one, and then the the newest one kind of turned a little girl power. Not that it wasn't that they didn't already. We're talking about she's getting her
02:28:59 ass kicked. You're talking about Fury Road. She's getting her ass kicked by by Max like the whole time.
02:29:04 I just didn't. I was the women are
02:29:06 living and they're totally destitute. They have to pretend that they're sex slaves so they don't get murdered. I thought it was not feminist at all.
02:29:14 I just I don't know. There I just wasn't into it. I mean I thought like the cinematography was good, and so I did. I did watch in the theater, and then I kind of just stopped really caring after that.
02:29:26 Oh my God! This dog has lost her mind. She's like, "It's been two and a half hours. Leave me alone. All
02:29:31 right, we got book track. Grooves says, "Hope you guys are doing well with research. Proverbs 2119. It is better to live in a desert land than with a quarrelsome and fretful woman. Look at that! Probably
02:29:46 true.
02:29:47 Look at that. All
02:29:48 right, hold
02:29:49 on. I have I have the I have the optimum living arrangement. Then, then we got Mayo Supremo, the generous dono says. Honest question: When do when do we just look at America at large with the sunken cost fallacy? Arval RTTL just had some legal problems, from my understanding. When do we quietly migrate or or migrate to something? I always I already suggest that people do that.
02:30:21 I don't think the. I think it's silly to think that there's a political solution that we're going to somehow elect White Hitler. And I did a whole stream explaining why that doesn't. It's it's stupid to think that it's it's it's cope. It's people trying to hang on to this vision of America that hasn't existed for decades, and and so I think that if yeah, if you want to preserve your white continuity and genetically and and culturally, that that that's exactly what you're gonna have to do.
02:30:55 Otherwise, you will you will there there will be no other alternative other than to live in a multicultural global homo hell, you know, like because that's going to be your choices, and whether the solution is going to be something more public, like what return I haven't I don't what their new if there are new legal problems are, but it depend on how that gets you know how that shakes out, it could be something like that, or if, as I like I said, I already recommend that if you have the means to quietly do something similar, and and there are people that are doing that and are already that's happening, then I would do that.
02:31:37 I think that is the ultimate way to do it because then you kind of, I mean, in in a matter, it's kind of what the Hasidic Jews who take over communities do. They don't actually outright start, you know, they don't start putting up their fucking wire that they put up around like the the light lamp posts and doing all that shit until they've already sort of not forced people out of their homes, but like you know, very much made it uncomfortable for them to live there until they move out at a at a cheap rate, and so they just start moving into a place and concentrate there. And by the time people notice, it's like they're already there. Yeah.
02:32:17 Now that's more urban because that's where the Jew thrives. The Jew does not have farm skills. You know, like they're they're not going to go settle some rural area and and and have like some kind of productive farming community. I think that is more suited for like white people. But there's no reason white people couldn't do this to urban areas too, where you know if there was enough of them, they couldn't start concentrating in one part of a city and start you know like using the same kind of tactics and to acquire land and to make it so that no one else wants to move there because of the the unwelcoming atmosphere that you've created, so to speak. But yeah, it's. I already, I already recommend people do that. I think that that thinking of America, you're gonna, you're gonna somehow have some legislative path to sending 100 million people back. Is that's impossible. There is, there's not. Look, there's, there are other poss, there's kinetic possibilities of doing that, and maybe something like that'll happen. But that's not exactly something you can engineer from the ground up. And in the meantime, you have to, you have your family to take care of. So, I recommend people look into solutions like that right now if they can. Paulo Eagleton says extroverts bring people together. They're essential. Look at that. See.
02:33:43 Thank you.
02:33:45 They are networking. Poppy,
02:33:46 I swear to God.
02:33:48 All right. Then we got Night Train says J faces are even worse than J behavior. Well, I don't know. I don't
02:33:55 know about that. I
02:33:57 feel like it's. I'd rather them look like complete nightmares and then like this woman here, like she she basically has like nightmare face, and she's not probably subverting people, or maybe she is. It's hard, you know, with a demon face like that. It's I'll never trust it. All right, then we got Mayo Supremo says, like Ozarkia, shut out mouths and do some Mormonsque type stuff for a few generations. Shit just seems so off the wall anymore. I don't know what to do or think. Thank you both for.
02:34:35 Thank you both. Have a great week. Yeah, I think that. Yeah, I think creating your own community can be done without without yeah depending if you're the big thing is having family members that would be into it and people that you can trust people that aren't just like randos that you can get it started with and so you can have a a foothold and and and. Get get the the community established.
02:35:03 I think that's the hard part. But there's look like I said, there are already established communities out there doing this, and there's nothing to stop you from doing it. The only time it becomes a problem is if word gets out to the Jews. And our our whole strategy was to purposely confront it, and that's admirable. And I hope it works out. But not everyone has to do that. We got Firestarter says thanks for another great show. I appreciate that.
02:35:30 Thank you.
02:35:32 And then we got Book Track Grooves says Blonde. Hope you are doing well knitting. Devon, do you grow flowers for your bees, Proverbs 2131. The horse is made ready for the day of battle, but the victory belongs to the Lord. Well, there you go.
02:35:51 I haven't been knitting in the summer. I find it hard to work on projects for later.
02:35:57 And I grow cactus, which have flowers. Unfortunately, they're not of much use to the bees. Like they, because they don't bloom for very long. Like a lot. There's a lot. In fact, there's a lot of cactus flowers. You get one day like one
02:36:12 day. Yeah. Yeah,
02:36:12 and they're beautiful for a day, and the and the bees do go for them, but then they're just gone. You know. In fact, the really big, awesome ones-they they bloom for at night. That's not even a day, and so the bees will get them in the morning and in the evening because they'll catch it before it, you know, like for a little bit. But if you look up Peruvian apple cactus, those have like these massive white flowers that are really cool. And in fact, if they do end up getting pollinated, which sometimes they do, because I have so many fucking bees, even though they bloom at night, they make really good fruit.
02:36:48 Taste like vanilla ice cream. Let's see. Then we got Tomahawk says, "Blonde, you don't need a job. You could start your own cookie company. Mommy Milker's homemade cookies with a picture of you with your hair up on every box. I promise you'll make millions.
02:37:07 Good lord! Come on, guys.
02:37:09 There you go from Tomahawk. All right, then we got Sober in the Valley says dream suggestion Samuel Little, black serial killer with 92 confirmed kills, love these streams. Thanks.
02:37:25 I thought about that, but he only killed black women. Well, I don't care.
02:37:28 And I did a stream on Samuel Little on Sonya stream, so you guys can check that out. I forget what it's called. It might just be called Black Serial Killer or something like that. Let's see here. Then we got Denise the Celt says Zendo Zendo Pei Zendo Pei. I don't know. Has the body of a tall, skinny 12-year-old. Talking about Zen Zendaya has the body of a tall, skinny 12-year-old boy. Jeremy Allen White is part Ukrainian, so there you go. Yeah, Zendaya is not.
02:38:07 I just don't believe there's no Jewish admixture with him, but allegedly he is not Jewish.
02:38:13 All right, then we got Night Shrine says Zendaya has classic POC nose. The schnauz is the most important feature of female face beauty. There you go. Yeah, I don't
02:38:25 know. I'm I'm a wide nose lady, so I've always been sympathetic to the the wide nose.
02:38:32 Because you got Nig nose.
02:38:33 Because I got Nig nose. I do.
02:38:37 Then we got let's
02:38:38 worst during pregnancy.
02:38:40 Let's make sandwiches, says Zendaya. "Is fugly as fuck, face, body, everything. She's fucking ugly as shit. There we go. See, it looks like I, I, people seem to be on my side. They're willing to pay money to tell you this.
02:39:00 Of course, it is a very unpopular opinion. I am aware.
02:39:04 Yeah. All right. Then we got a very generous dono from Penelope, aka Cassandra, says says yeah, Minnie Driver is a cross-eyed beast, and she's a bastard Child, I'm gonna bring up Minnie Driver now.
02:39:26 Is she Jewish?
02:39:28 Minnie Driver. Oh yeah, she's not pretty. She does look weird. No,
02:39:33 it's it's close eyes.
02:39:36 It is give me a wide-eyed
02:39:37 woman any day of the week. Well, you know, you know what it is.
02:39:39 It's it's the mix of she's got big, big like mouth face and and close eyes. What
02:39:46 I said, you don't listen to me because I'm a woman, but it's the combo of her eyes too close together and man jaw that makes her. I want to cut her head off. It's just she's unsightly.
02:39:55 She looks like she's made out of like a an old sock and some buttons. You know what I mean? Like she, it's her proportions are all wrong. So let's bring her up here. Yeah, I I definitely feel like Jim Henson has had his arm up this woman's ass. Yeah, it just doesn't look right.
02:40:19 No,
02:40:20 especially now that she's getting older, like it's almost her eyes are just
02:40:23 getting closer and closer together.
02:40:26 Yeah, is she Jewish?
02:40:31 I don't know. She looks Jewish.
02:40:33 Let me see. Minnie driver. Is she Jewish? Early life, born in London. She was raised in Barbados until she was six. That doesn't sound good. What's the story behind that? All right. So her mom was a model named Gainer Churchward.
02:41:05 I don't sound Jewish at all. No,
02:41:06 not at all. Her father was Charles Ronald Driver, which also does not sound Jewish. He's from Wales. He's of English and Scottish descent. Yeah, I think she's she's Anglo all the way through.
02:41:27 Wow. Yeah, Driver's not a Jewish name. Adam Driver also looks Jewish, and he's not.
02:41:33 Hmm. Maybe it's the Welsh
02:41:35 ugly bastard. Yeah.
02:41:38 Some kind of Welshy thing going on. All right, we got too many windows open now. I've lost. I've lost the. There we go. Well, too many pictures of many driver up everywhere. But thank you very much, Penelope, aka Cassandra. All right, then we got Mike Hawk 420 blazon. says blonde. I think you in your late 30s is better looking than Dune Coon.
02:42:10 Ah, thank you. I appreciate that.
02:42:13 There you go. Then we got Book Track Grooves says for your X feeds, I encourage you to shuffle it with rodeo shows, crafting, and building. There you go. To to to fix up your your algorithm. Check out rodeo videos and crafting and building. I think that's what you mean. Mayo Supremo says also. I grew up in a northern Idaho and Western Nebraska. In Idaho, we had a required reading of *The Giver* by Lois Lowry. In Nebraska, it was holes, hole two years later. A holes two years later. Recently, I think you meant watched the Holes movie Out of curiosity, The Giver seems to me a knit commie, and Holes is most pro feminist, pro mix racing crap I've seen. Much worse than expected. Worth a stream, which are you
02:43:22 illiterate, Devon?
02:43:23 No, look at look at how he wrote that story.
02:43:26 Curiosity. The Giver seemed to me to be anti-commie, and Holes is the most pro-feminist, pro-mix, race-mixing crap I've ever seen. Much worse than expected. Is this worth a stream? Maybe.
02:43:41 What's I don't know. Having to read. I know what holes
02:43:43 is, though.
02:43:44 I don't know what holes is, but I don't know about the giver either. I never had to read that.
02:43:50 I did. I don't quite remember what it was. I had to read so much fucking propaganda growing up. It was ridiculous.
02:43:57 Yeah, we read the the Crucible, Island of Blue Dolphins. It was everything that we had to read. It was it was lefty propaganda.
02:44:10 Oh yeah,
02:44:10 in one way or another.
02:44:12 Eli Weasel's night,
02:44:14 but I never read The Giver. But yeah, I'll check into it. I I don't know. Not to look and especially look if it's required reading, it's probably trash. Yeah, it's probably propaganda.
02:44:27 Why were we just reading Shakespeare? Why so ridiculous?
02:44:32 We should.
02:44:34 Was that your last one? I've got a few more. We
02:44:36 got one more. We got Tomahawk says, Devon, I lost my hives to varroa mites last two years. They were from Alabama. This year, I got bees from California, and they seem to be doing great. No issues issues so far. Immunity? Well, I wouldn't look. It's a constant battle. I doubt they they have immunity. I mean, you might have gotten some. California bees that are resistant, but I I have found that almost every commercial bee they might last a couple years and then inevitably they they fall. All the nice bees that I've ever purchased, they are all pretty much Africanized now, with the exception of maybe two that are like mixed race now. I think, and it's just because they they are evolved to be micromanaged and be gassed with oxalic acid and stuff, and and just you know, and people do it and whatever. If you want to do that, I wouldn't do it with any of the honey supers on the hive, but there's people that do it, and I I would prefer to have bees that I don't have to gas every you know couple months. As much as
02:45:48 Devon loves gassing things, he just he just can't keep up with it. I don't want
02:45:52 I don't want to do that. But yeah, I mean, hopefully, good luck. I I think you're gonna have the best luck with feral bees, though. If you have put out a swarm trap, that's what you're gonna have the best luck with. All right. Then we have Love and Division says there was a mainstream media TV presentation in the 1990s that was something like the Real America. It featured three couples and one single high schooler boy. One couple was a a gay guy. One was lesbian, one was normal, and the high schooler was gay.
02:46:28 Called the real America. I'll check that out. I have a something similar. I'm I'm sort of trying to get through. That's really long. That's that that tries to frame American families in the 1970s as like you know, like basically at the level of of degeneracy that we have today. Back then, maybe I don't know. Maybe it was true. The 70s were pretty rough, but
02:46:51 that's true. Yeah,
02:46:53 I'll I'll check that out. All right, I think unless another one came in here, I think we're good over here.
02:47:00 Okay, cool. We have Jacob Winkleman says, "Love the show. Do you have a public-facing email? I mean, I do. Blonde in the Belly of the beast@gmail.com. Thank you so much for that big dono. Vincent Pendragon, Aspen and Razor Fist are not truly genuine. Those two and many more keep everyone on the vote harder side of shit. You can also tell us. You can also tell when they lie about their own value.
02:47:21 That's totally true. Yeah, Clempas says, "Great episode. Thank you for everything you both do. Last episode about the Galvin family was great, albeit tragic. Fascinating story, wasn't it? Thank you so much, Lizard Killer. I'm donating just to say that she obviously has a Slender Man body. Puking emoji. Puking emoji. Puking emoji. Okay, fine. Let me reload. I think I'm good for here, though. Yeah, I'm good.
02:47:47 I think I'm good.
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02:48:31 All right, and I've got the Insomnia stream Saturdays at 10 p.m. Pacific Time, same bet channel at least, and you can follow me on Twitter, I guess, or X, or whatever people call it these days at black underscore pilled. And if you forget where to find me, you can just go to blackpilled.com. It'll take you straight to I think the Odysee channel. So other than that, I hope you guys have a good rest of your week. We
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