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- 0:00Bilzerian for Congress Campaign LaunchDan Bilzerian discusses his congressional campaign, aiming to challenge Randy Fine and address critical issues.
- 7:27Campaign Strategy and Public ReceptionBilzerian outlines his aggressive, honest approach and gauges public readiness for his message.
- 15:32Security Concerns and Personal RiskDan Bilzerian addresses the personal risks and security measures he takes while campaigning.
- 18:22Political Awakening and MotivationsBilzerian shares his journey from a hedonistic lifestyle to political activism, driven by specific red lines.
- 26:31Business Conflicts and Future PlansDan Bilzerian details his legal battles over his company and his new ventures, including an HRT company.
- 31:37Health Crisis and Diet SolutionsBilzerian discusses the obesity epidemic, advocating for traditional eating and fasting to improve public health.
- 39:54Top Policies: Israel, IRS, Federal ReserveDan Bilzerian outlines his core policy goals, focusing on America First, abolishing the IRS, and addressing foreign influence.
- 47:07Presidential Ambitions and Youth VoteBilzerian considers a 2028 presidential run, emphasizing the importance of mobilizing young voters.
- 50:05Debating Randy Fine: Brutal HonestyDan Bilzerian discusses his strategy for debating Randy Fine, relying on brutal honesty and truth.
- 56:30Religious Debate: Bible vs. TalmudA heated discussion ensues about the Bible, Talmud, and the perceived hypocrisy of religious interpretations.
- 1:01:02Campaign Ground Game and StrategyDiscussions on mobilizing voters, local outreach, and the challenges of engaging different demographics.
- 1:06:56The Power of Authenticity and TruthSpeakers emphasize the importance of authenticity in politics and the impact of Dan Bilzerian's straightforward approach.
The Transcript
Ian MalcolmAll right, ladies and gentlemen, excited to hopefully get things up and running and the incomparable, always punctual Mr. Truth Teller. We are awaiting him and his arrival. I'm not sure if he's running a little bit behind schedule, but... As I understand, Mr. Bilzerian is on a rather short timeline here. I thought we would just kick things off, get it moving as quick as we could, and hopefully have Mr. Truthteller hop in as soon as he is able.
Ian MalcolmAnd so without further ado, Mr. Bilzerian, it is an absolute pleasure to connect with you again as soon as Truth hops in. I'll certainly give him the reins of the ship, but I know there's a lot of people very excited to listen to you, all the developments on the campaign trail, and just so everyone First and foremost, would love to welcome you.
Ian MalcolmI know most people won't need an introduction because they're very familiar. But I guess at 50,000 feet, how have things been progressing as we've been watching from the sidelines with the developments, with the campaign, TMZ, and all the other insanity that is taking place as you're announcing your contention and intention to run against one of the most evil men in Congress in Randy Fine?
Speaker 1Yeah, man, it's been a wild ride so far. I'm doing George Galloway tomorrow. Got Hodge twins on Thursday. And then I think, what is Sunday? I think Kim Iverson on Sunday or Saturday. No, sorry. Friday, Kim. I don't know. I got a lot of shit going on. A lot being thrown at me. But I think we got to do it. You know, I think that if I can beat him,
Speaker 1I think there's a real chance that a lot of people step up in 2028. I think there's possible presidential runs. I think something can actually get done. Did he cut off?
Ian MalcolmI think it's cutting out a little bit there, Dan.
@malleusigYeah. I lost him. I can't hear anything.
@joann_marieYeah.
@joann_marieDan, are you there?
@malleusigThe Mossad, man.
@joann_marieOh, my God. Well, in the meantime, guys, please repost this space. Follow Ian and Dan. He's probably going to come back really soon. And also our amazing speakers. And thank you so much for being here. All right, he's back.
Speaker 1You're going to kick me off. All right, let's see.
Ian MalcolmDoes that work now? Can you hear me? It sure is, Dan. I think there's probably lots of overlords from Mossad to D.C. that are quite upset to have any platform be able to bring your voice to the masses. So just excited to have it. And along the lines of what you were saying, not to lead the witness, but Dan, I really believe that there's a lot of candidates out there.
Ian MalcolmWe were just talking with Casey Putsch yesterday, who's running for governor in Ohio against Vivek Ramaswamy. I think that you are, as an individual and in this moment in time, you are the watershed moment. And I say that because I know that you have a very direct, rather blunt and very professional delivery on this subject.
Ian MalcolmAnd I feel like if the masses look around and are able to get kind of. comfortable with the uncomfortable idea that the United States is subservient to a foreign nation, the likes of the next two years could literally be transformational and freeing of a country of 350 million people from absolute tyranny.
Speaker 1Yeah, I don't think it's going to happen in the next few years. I think that if I can get in there and shake the tree a bit, and I think people are just going to get more frustrated, more angry, gas prices are going to go up, the economy is going to continue to do poorly. I think in 2028 is when you can actually have some real change.
Speaker 1Because I look around and there's not too many candidates running right now. I mean, you've got Brian McGinnis. I mean, he's a great guy, but he's running Green Party. So that's going to be tough to win. And hopefully Massey wins. I mean, but there's just not a lot of people stepping up. And I think that if we can get in there and if I can win...
Speaker 1and really cause some fucking problems, I think there will be a lot of people that will follow suit in 2028. And, you know, my message is obviously going to be very aggressive. So if people are ready to hear that, I think other people are going to follow suit. I mean, you got Fishback out there. I mean, he's kind of tiptoeing around it.
Speaker 1You know, it's Zionist, it's Israel, Zionist, AIPAC, you know, kind of the shit we were talking about two years ago. But... I think people are ready. You know, you see the comments. I mean, you saw the comments on TMZ on like all five of their platforms. It was like 90-something percent positive. And I think that's one of the reasons why they grilled Randy so hard when they had him on there is because they wanted me to come back on.
Speaker 1And I feel like if they didn't do a fair job, they'd lose me. So I don't know. I think the tide has clearly turned. It's going to be a question of can I reach the voters in the district now?
Ian MalcolmNo. And for that, I'm kind of curious because there's kind of two pieces of this puzzle because you are you're the tip of the spear in that I think you're the most vocal. You're certainly the largest persona that's out in this ecosystem discussing this topic. And so in many ways, you are the person that is kicking the Overton window with as much force as anybody and everybody.
Ian MalcolmBut at the same time. It's not just that you're edgy. You're also, of course, bringing a lot of professionalism, a lot of experience, and frankly, a lot of credibility to the subject because you're talking about it very factually and completely devoid of any hate or animus. It's rooted in rather trying to protect the things that you love, whether it's your country, the people around you, which, for what it's worth, would include Jews as well as everybody else, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so I'm kind of curious how you're going to blend those two pieces where it is open arms enough for, you know, prospectively not grandma, but just about everybody in between, while at the same time being blunt and direct on what is, of course, a rather uncomfortable subject for a lot of people to discuss.
Speaker 1Yeah, I mean, this is just, you know, this is uncharted territory. So we're going to see. I mean, the things that I have going for me is going to be that I'm brutally honest. The question is going to be, are people ready for that? I think they would be. I mean, it's kind of everything that Trump promised and wasn't. A guy that doesn't care about money, that can't be bought, that is going to come in and do what he believes is right, that isn't a politician, that's going to speak his mind.
Speaker 1All the things that he promised us that he fucking sold us out on is what people were excited about. I mean, at least that's what I was excited about initially with him. And... Yeah, it's just going to be interesting to see. I think people are tired of politicians. But I also don't think that Trump's absolute fucking rug pull is helpful either because, you know, he was supposed to be this nontraditional candidate.
Speaker 1So, I mean, look, but I'm not also, you know, running for president right now. So there's not a lot of risk in voting for me. And you can't actually get any worse than Randy Fine. So this is kind of like a free roll. It's a big test run, in my opinion. Can we get elected? And then, you know, can we shake the tree? And then are people going to be ready for this, you know, message in two years?
Speaker 1I think they're kind of ready for it now. I think they're going to be super, super angry in two years, especially, like I said, with the economy and the rest of the things that are going to be going on. I mean, everything that Trump has been saying has been a lie. I mean, the guy's just, he's impossible to defend. And Randy's really hitched his wagon to Trump.
Speaker 1We'll see if that negatively affects him or if these people are just totally glued into Fox News and just don't care and have no idea what the fuck's going on. So, you know, this would be a pretty good litmus test. I mean, you think you know the demographic in America, and then you go stroll into the DMV, and then you're like, fuck.
Speaker 1So, I don't know.
Speaker 2We'll find out. Have you doubled your security? Tell us, do you think that's a real issue for you?
Speaker 1I mean, yeah. I mean, I've got real security. And I mean, I'm always carrying a gun. But I mean, one of the things about it is if somebody wants to kill you, it's pretty... I mean, if they don't care about getting away with it, you really almost can't protect. And I don't care who you are. If somebody's kind of like a fanatical and they want to kill you, there's almost no level of security they can protect from that.
Speaker 1And I don't know, man. I don't want to walk around in fear. It's one of those things where if they're going to do it, they're going to do it. I've made my position so fucking abundantly clear, and I haven't backpedaled at all, that I do think that if they were to kill me, it would look really bad, right? Because I'm not a Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 1I'm not a guy that was dancing around, and I wasn't pro-Israel or whatever. They can't martyr me and say anything other than this guy was fucking screaming about Jewish supremacy, and now he's dead.
Ian Malcolmum you know i i don't know i i'm i thought i i thought they were going to kill me a while back so for me i've already made peace with that possibility wanted to uh to welcome you up here my friend and and glad that you're with us and i know dan's on a short uh shorter timeline so so please take the reins and i know you had a bunch of good questions lined up for him my friend
Speaker 3Yeah, thanks, Ian. And my apologies. A work call came in last minute, which I tried to cut short as soon as possible to start this right away. Yeah, I was prepping for this for a while. So apologies if I end up repeating any of the stuff that's already been going. But yeah, Dan, look, part of the point of this was for people to get to know you a little bit better on both on the personal side and then your transition into the political side and obviously more information on your platform, what you stand for.
Speaker 3The foreign policy part is quite clear that, you know, you're America first. You're against all the foreign aid funding, especially when it comes to, I'm going to go out on a limb here, Israel, Ukraine, of course, now Argentina, which is a recipient of $40 billion as well. But, yeah, I was getting to the foreign policy side.
Speaker 3But start more on the personal side first and perhaps what things were like growing up in Tampa Bay, originally where you were born. You got a brother as well, a younger brother. And then how you end up growing up into... You're becoming an entrepreneur. And then what got you into politics in the first place? Maybe let's start there.
Speaker 1Yeah, I mean, I grew up in Florida. Grew up in Tampa. Went in the military for four years and went to UF. So, yeah, I mean, that's kind of my old stomping grounds. I mean, look, my thing is I'm not trying to convince anybody. I'm not trying to sell myself. I really don't give a fuck about being in Congress. I'm doing this as like a selfless act.
Speaker 1So... For me, if I don't get elected and people are like, no, we want this fat retard in office, they're going to suffer for it. I'm not. I'm a rich guy. I'm going to have a good life regardless. So this is me trying to do my part for humanity. So if people are ready for it, great. If they're not, then they're not. It's just, like I said, it's not something I want to do.
Speaker 1I get absolutely no benefit from this whatsoever. So I'm, you know, I'm just not here to sell myself. Like if I get in, I'm gonna fucking absolutely shake the tree and I'm gonna do what needs to be done. And you know, they may kill my ass, but it's certainly not something I'm really looking forward to, but somebody has got to do it and nobody's stepping up.
Speaker 3Yes. I mean, that begs the question. You had a comfortable life, comfortable life growing up as well. You did enter the military. I know you almost finished a degree as well in business and you know, for all intents and purposes, you just could have carried on like that. So what do you think triggered the decision to be more politically active and slow down that, let's just call it, other life you used to lead?
Speaker 1Well, I mean, the hedonism came to an end when I realized, you know, it just wasn't kind of the answer and I'd taken it to the end of the earth and I did everything that I ever wanted to do, right? So that was just, that was a hill that I climbed. And the politics stuff, I mean, I got into this because I felt like a lot of people were seeing what was going on and they didn't agree with it and they were all scared to talk about it.
Speaker 1And nobody with a big platform wanted to fucking say anything. And everybody's like, oh, they're going to kill you if you talk about this and this, that, and the other. And so... I don't know. Like I said, once again, it's kind of like somebody's got to fucking do it. Somebody's got to say something. And if I can't do it, I mean, I don't have a wife.
Speaker 1I don't have kids, you know? So, like, and I've done every single thing I ever wanted to do, right? So I've been blessed beyond measure. So if I can't fucking step up and do it, then, you know, who's gonna? Because I don't see anybody fucking raising their hand. So, yeah, I mean... Sometimes you got to just do what you believe is right.
Speaker 1And there is a lot of satisfaction in that, you know, going down the right road and doing things. I mean, anytime you help somebody out, it does make you feel good. So, I mean, shit, if I can come in and help fix this situation, that would probably be, of all the things that I did in my life, one of my better accomplishments.
Speaker 3So on the personal side, though, was this a moment in particular that triggered your interest in particular to get into politics? For some people, for instance, it was COVID or maybe 10-7?
Speaker 1No, I've never wanted to get into politics. I still don't want to get into politics. What triggered me to speak out about this was when they marched all the refugees into Rafah and then they fucking bombed them there where they told them they'd be safe. So that was kind of my red line. And it was, I believe it was around...
Speaker 1Memorial Day or Veterans Day or one of those holidays. And, you know, I just learned about the USS Liberty. And so that was kind of like my, all right, fuck these motherfuckers moment. And we have continued to go down the path since. They kicked me off the board of my company. They fucking attacked me. They sued me, everything under the sun.
Speaker 1But I think the more they do, the more it kind of like reassures you that you're on the right path.
Speaker 3What happened with that exactly when you said they voted you out of your company?
Speaker 1No, they didn't vote me out of my company. I have about around 47% of the shares and you have to have a 67% shareholder vote in order to remove a director. And I was the sole director and I was the chairman of the board. They illegally kicked me off the fucking board. It was totally illegal. The fucking Canadian court system somehow just like ignored it.
Speaker 1and then they ordered me to give them the Ignite Instagram account, which I created three years before the company was even formed, and it was my account, and it was discount vape, or it was for a vape company that I owned before that, and I transferred it. It's kind of like if I have a car and I wrap it in Monster Energy, that doesn't mean it's fucking Monster Energy's car.
Speaker 1So that was my account, and the fucking, yeah, the Canadian court system forced me to give the account over. It was this whole headache, man. I've just been fucked in every single court. Then my... lawyer, this fucking Jew, um, has me file a, um, oppression lawsuit, but as the company, instead of as myself completely fucks up the case on purpose, the judge said he fucked it up and, uh, you know, charged me hundreds of thousand dollars, fucked up my case.
Speaker 1I mean, it's just been a disaster, the whole thing. So, um, but every time they give us that name, Dan, what was that? You know, I don't fuck man. What was his name? Um, God, that was like three years ago. I'd have to look it up. I'd have to look it up. You wouldn't have heard of him. Is he still your lawyer? No, fuck no.
Speaker 1He's not my lawyer.
@ehsanjoarderSomebody needs to tell Casey to get rid of his Jew lawyer.
Speaker 3So, okay. That's as far as... So on the professional side, let's say you do end up winning a seat in Congress. What happens with your company involvement there? Are you willing to park that, put it on hold, and put it in some trust? irrevocable trust or whatnot? Or what are your thoughts there on how you transition over as a politician if you actually did win?
Speaker 1Well, I mean, just because you become a politician doesn't mean you can't, like, own companies. I'm not going to... No, I'm not going to give up the shares of my company. I mean, they're doing, like, over $100 million in sales just in South America alone. So, I mean, I still own half of it. They just kicked me off the board.
Speaker 1So, I'm in the process of getting control of it back. But... Yeah, it's been three years of court battles and whatever. And the crazy thing is the sales are actually doing well because people fucking support me. And they figured out this Jewish supremacy problem in South America. And so they've been pretty blindly loyal, thankfully.
Speaker 1So hopefully I should get that back. I'm also starting an HRT company because I feel like we have this epidemic of low testosterone with men. And I think that's one of the reasons why it's so difficult to mobilize, get anybody to do anything, get anybody to step up, get anybody to fucking talk about this shit. Everybody's scared, you know, and I think low testosterone is not helping that.
Speaker 1So I've got a few ways I'm trying to fix this problem from different angles, but yeah.
Speaker 3Let's talk about the health care problem. There's a clear obesity epidemic in America and it doesn't get talked about enough. It leads to a lot of the health problems most people have from, of course, cancer, heart disease, diabetes type 2, etc. And there's always this focus on providing a type of health care which is overly priced and doesn't deal with the cause of the problems.
Speaker 3What would you propose as a possible solution to deal with the obesity epidemic?
Speaker 1Well, Ratatouille tried to probably fix the obesity epidemic. I mean, not to mention that just the food that people are eating is horrendous. I mean, they finally fixed the food pyramid. They basically just took it and flipped it on its fucking head and told us that they had been telling us the exact opposite for the last 30 years, which is no surprise where everybody's fucking fat as shit.
Speaker 1I mean, they're also just feeding people with literal poison. The high fructose corn syrups, all the sugars. I mean, it's just a disaster. I think people need a little bit of an education on what to eat nutrition-wise, but I think RETA is a good, like, shortcut to just losing a massive amount of body fat as long as you maintain your protein intake.
Speaker 1At least body weight, you should be able to save all your muscle while you lose the fat. It's one of those things people just have to, like, kind of take control of their life because once it starts spiraling, if you just... traditionally diet, it's pretty tough. I don't think people understand the math equation of losing weight.
Speaker 1So you have to burn 3,500 calories in excess of what you are eating and naturally burning. So let's just say that you naturally burn 2,000 calories a day. You normally eat 2,000, 3,000 calories. You have to burn 3,500 calories on top of that to lose one pound of body fat. And so to give you a realistic equivalent, that's like running seven hours straight, you know?
Speaker 1So it's just something that I don't, and you know, and they add the fat very easily. I mean, you could have a, you know, supersized happy meal at McDonald's and literally gain a pound of body fat in one fucking meal. So you can put it on so easily. Insulin also, you know, has a role in that as well, but not to get down the whole fucking,
Speaker 1you know, nutrition rabbit hole, but people have to kind of like start eating more traditionally and not having all these processed foods, all these sugars, all the high fructose corn syrup, you know, the sodas, all just the nonsense. You got to cut out the alcohol. I mean, you could put on a pound of body fat just with one strong night of drinking as well.
Speaker 1So yeah, there's just, yeah, people are just doing the wrong fucking thing. A lot of bad information.
Speaker 3Yeah, which doesn't get talked about enough. And I always like to promote fasting, just eating less for starters, skipping breakfast, which never used to be a thing until a certain tribe decided to introduce that to increase the sale of meats. And in addition to drinking water and cutting out all the fast food, you mentioned alcohol as well.
Speaker 3And all the junk food out there, just boycott all that crap and just simplify your life, simplify what it is you're eating as well. Stick more to red meat and real food. And like you said, cut out all the processed foods as well. So yeah, I absolutely agree. There should be more education on that. There isn't deliberately because they want people to be obese and have health problems.
Speaker 3In addition, of course, being mentally weak as well. And yeah, there's definitely a testosterone problem because a lot of people do eat red meat, which leads to increasing testosterone production and also higher cholesterol levels because they have this counterintuitive measure where they try to present that cholesterol actually is bad for you.
Speaker 3when in fact it's a precursor to being able to produce testosterone. So it really does start with diet.
Speaker 1Yeah, they told you a lot of bullshit. They told you cholesterol is bad, saturated fat is bad, all that stuff. In the presence of excess insulin, which is what you get when you have a bunch of sugar, those things do become a problem. But to your point, you have to have cholesterol. It's literally like the building block of testosterone.
Speaker 1So a lot of these things are important. There's a lot of MCT fats. that you get. But if you're eliminating the sugar, you're fine, which is why the Atkins diet, you can have, you know, all the bacon and whatever, and you don't have the health problems is because by doing Atkins, you're removing the sugar and the high fructose corn syrup and all that stuff, which is really the catalyst to causing those problems.
Speaker 1So yeah, cut all that shit out. If you're trying to lose weight, shrink your eating window to like six to eight hours. you know, skip breakfast. This idea that breakfast is the most important meal of the day is just complete horse shit. The way our bodies are designed, you wake up, you go out, you hunt for your fucking food, and then you eat, right?
Speaker 1It's not we wake up and immediately eat a big breakfast of pancakes. I mean, that's not the way your body was designed throughout the years. But anyways, we could talk about health forever. I got probably another, you know, four or five minutes to chat. Maybe some questions about the campaign.
Speaker 3Let's get into the campaign. So what would you say are your top three policies that you want to promote and try to implement some kind of change? It could be both on a political, foreign policy, domestic issues. What would you say they are?
Speaker 1I mean, I would say the number one thing that's plaguing our country is politicians putting a foreign nation before ours. Obviously, that nation is Israel. And, you know, while Randy Fine talks about, you know, Dan's a dual citizen. I'm actually not a dual citizen. I have three citizenships. But they're just fucking passports.
Speaker 1One is St. Kitts. One is Armenia. They're literally passports so that I can go into certain countries. without getting a visa. But I could care less about giving them up, and I'd be happy to give them up. And in fact, if we wanted to make it to where you could only be a U.S. citizen, I'd be totally fine with that. The problem is, with every Jew in this country, they can literally become an Israeli citizen the same day because they're Jewish.
Speaker 1They can flee the country, they can rape a little girl, they can rape a little boy, do whatever they want, flee to Israel and have immunity. So that's the real problem, and that's the country that... that the U.S. is going out of its way to fund and do all these things to our own detriment. So the dual citizenship has really only been a real issue with that.
Speaker 1Or if somebody randomly had fucking Ukrainian citizenship, which I haven't really seen. But yeah, that's the problem. The problem is these politicians, they're either AIPAC funded or they're Jew first, Israel second, and America last. And that's the real crux of the issue is that Israel is getting special treatment. And it's happening because of bribery.
Speaker 1It's happening because of blackmail. It's happening because, you know, Jews have some religious affinity to this region or their tribe or whatever, but it's happening. So the why isn't quite as important as like that it is, and we need to stop it. And so that would be kind of one of the main things. Obviously, you know, I've got a laundry list of things I'd like to do.
Speaker 1I want to get rid of the Federal Reserve. I want to completely abolish the IRS, completely worthless institution. We're already printing money, so why would we even have an IRS? We've got this big bloated fucking industry that all it's doing is auditing some people. Most people, it's not auditing. Most of the rich guys have super good accountants, so they don't even pay taxes.
Speaker 1They buy a piece of fucking art for $100,000. They get it appraised at $100 million. They donate it to a museum, and now they've got $100 million fucking tax credit. I mean, I could tell you for hours. ways to not pay fucking taxes every rich guy knows. You could just move down to Puerto Rico or BVI like my buddy Bill did, save 75 million in one year in taxes and you're paying 4%.
Speaker 1That's what, you know, Jake Paul's doing. So they create these fucking loopholes so the, you know, the rich connected guys are not paying anything and then the poor guys just get fucked and that's how our country's run, that's how our country's set up and I'm just like tired of seeing it, you know? And so there's a lot of things that I'd like to do, man.
Speaker 1I could... talk about that forever, but as one congressman, you're only going to be able to do so much. But you can introduce legislation. You can open people's eyes. I mean, you saw what Massey did. That's one fucking guy, right? Like, look at what he single-handedly did as far as the Epstein files. I mean, if it wasn't for that guy, you probably wouldn't have anything.
Speaker 1And so, yeah, I just... I think we need a fucking army of people in Congress, and I think if I get in there, I think a lot of people will start... becoming motivated. And then I also believe that my endorsement, Massey's endorsement, like the endorsement of people that have gone in there and done what they said they're going to fucking do, I think will matter a lot and could potentially get people elected going forward if we have really great track records, which we will.
Speaker 1And so that's the way to actually have change. Right now, everybody's just so blackmailed. My vote doesn't matter. And the real problem is you've got all the fucking 55, 65-year-old boomers that grew up on this fucking Holocaust narrative, Israel's our greatest ally, complete bullshit lie, that are actually casting the votes.
Speaker 1And all the young guys that are glued to fucking TikTok that actually know what's going on now and have been following social media and watching different podcasts and Tucker and whatever, those guys aren't actually voting. So what we need to do is we need to actually mobilize the youth for once in this country's fucking history to get off their ass and vote.
Speaker 1That will enact real change. So that's, you know, one of the main reasons I'm doing this is to like give people hope that it is possible. Anyways, I got to run. I got time for maybe one or two questions if we got them, but I'm already a little bit over here.
@ehsanjoarderHey, Dan, it's KV real quick. I just wanted to ask you because I'm looking at your views to likes ratio. In some cases, you're as high as 10%, which is absurd. I think you're really popular. I think a lot of people just haven't interacted with your political content and your awakening and journey. I'm curious, if we unseat Randy Fine with you, are you down if the people want it to run for president in 28?
Speaker 1Yeah, I mean, I think that would actually be able to really change the country. And also, you know, you got to understand like Twitter is my smallest platform. You know, I haven't even really like started posting about the campaign on my Instagram. That should pop off because every post on there is like at least 20 to 30 million views and the stories are like five to seven.
Speaker 1So we can definitely mobilize, you know, some people. The hope is that we can wake enough people up, get the young voters out. And, you know, fucking actually get some change in this country. Because I think people are ready for it. And I know I've said this before, but I'm just telling you, in two fucking years, I think people are going to be ready for Hitler to be in office.
Speaker 1And they're going to have to settle for a guy like me. But they're going to want something extreme. They're going to want something radical. And they're going to be really fucking sick and tired of it. And I think the people... that have been following Trump along. I mean, it's only a matter of time before they realize that this guy has completely sold them out.
Speaker 1I mean, I don't know if it's going to take them paying seven, eight, $10 at the fucking pump to figure it out, but they are going to figure it out. So the, you know, the hope is that people, you know, figure it out by 2028. Cause I think if we don't take our country back by then, I think we're fucked.
Speaker 4My friend, I want to ask you this. This is David. So Capablanca, the great chess player of the 19th century, said, I only think when he was asked how many moves he thinks ahead, he said one. And that one move right now is beating Randy Fines, Randy Swine. Yeah. So how are you going to do that? Because you understand that you're going to be faced against Randy and the media.
Speaker 4You're going to get a lot of leading questions. And I'm hoping that you never play defense on those questions. Like Stevens to Gall. You take every question and you use it, you weaponize it back against them because once you start playing defense, I think you know this, then you lose. So tell me, how is it that you're going to beat Randy Swine?
Speaker 1Just through brutal honesty, you know. I'm just going to tell people what's on my mind just like I did two years ago on Piers when he was so fucking shocked and horrified and whatever. People are going to be ready for it or they're not, but I'm not going to craft my message to what I think people are going to want to hear or what they're going to vote for.
Speaker 1They're going to hear the fucking truth and they're going to like it or they're not, but eventually they're going to figure it out. So if they figure it out in time, then I'll get elected. And if they don't, then, you know, we'll take another crack in 2028. And if that doesn't work, I'll be in fucking Thailand. And you guys will be stuck with this fucking shitty-ass country that's going to burn to the fucking ground.
Speaker 4Well, tell me, my friend. As far as that brutal honesty goes.
Speaker 3Dan, you can't avoid them. That's where they go for vacation. By the way, real quick before you go, Dan, I do apologize for the later story. If we could do a round two, that doesn't have to be this week when you have time because there are a lot of people that do want to ask you more questions. Well, I will start earlier before you even get there.
Speaker 3Hopefully you can get a full hour at least.
Speaker 1Yeah, you might actually show up on time. That would be nice.
Speaker 3My apologies. My bad.
Speaker 1Big lead dust by 20 minutes on this deal.
Speaker 3That's why I have a reliable co-host like Ian that started off for me, and I got here as soon as I could. I'll explain it another day, not today, as to what took place. But if we could get you for our answer, that'd be great just for more people to get to know you even better on the platform side. I have a quick question for Dan.
Speaker 3Yes, and you have a big Israeli fanboy in Yiddish. Well, let's hear it. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 1Let's hear what he has to say.
Speaker 5Yes, thank you for giving me the mic, Ian, and thank you for giving me this opportunity. So my question for you, Dan, is the following. You know, in Tanakh, all of the divine prophecies have come true. We've returned to Israel, our ancestral homeland. a poser is the enemy, the Dead Sea is becoming fresh, all the prophecies are coming true from your very own Bible.
Speaker 5And then, of course, in Jeremiah 31, it says...
Speaker 6Rabbi, sorry, you sound like you've got a bit of foreskin stuck in your teeth. Do you want to pick that up?
Speaker 1Hold on. Let the guy talk. All right, get to your question. What's your question? The prophecies are coming true. What's the question?
Speaker 5Yeah, so the question is, in Jeremiah 31, it says that God would never choose another nation. And if he can choose the questions, well, then he can lie. So maybe he chose the Muslims next time. So my point is... We are still his kingdom of Kohanim. We are still his chosen people. It doesn't mean we're superior to non-Jews.
Speaker 5It means we have a greater spiritual mission to be a light to the nations. What's the question, Jew? We Jews. So the question is for Dan, you know, if you make an enemy of us, you're making an enemy of God. I don't recommend it. You know, you should follow the Bible.
Speaker 7What's the question, Jew?
Speaker 8Go away.
Speaker 5Yeah, my question is, why does he reject the Bible?
@ehsanjoarderWhy does he reject the Bible? That's it, we got it. Go ahead, Dan. A lot of people didn't know you before today, but let me ask you this. Why don't you believe in the Bible, Dan? That's the question.
Speaker 4Yeah, Dan.
Speaker 1I mean, listen, they're of the synagogue of Satan. There is no star David. It's a star Rem fan. We know they worship Moloch. I mean, I'm not going to, you know, I mean, I want to hear his nonsense, but... It's a satanic religion. I mean, no religion of God would treat Palestinians the way they do. They're constantly fucking stealing land.
Speaker 1They're aggressive. They're operating apartheid. They think they're better than everybody else. This idea that God only chose a small group of people and then, like, said fuck you to everybody. It's just nonsense. Like, that's Satan's message. It's unequivocal. You know, and it's just part of the positive and negative energy in the world.
Speaker 1So...
Speaker 4But Dan, aren't you fighting against, hold on, one second. Dan, aren't you fighting against anti-Semitism? I mean, there's one country in the world that's exterminating all the Semites. Yes, that's Israel. Tell me about that. Isn't that the way you're going to respond to Randy Fine by telling him, we are the one, we are fighting against anti-Semitism, and Randy Swine is the only congressman in the 21st century to call for the genocide of Semites, and yet...
Speaker 4He has the audacity to tell everyone else it's anti-Semitic to want to protect those Semites.
Speaker 1Yeah, I mean, they just have no allegiance to the truth. You just have to understand that. So I think when you accept the fact that they're just going to lie and lie and lie and they were not raised with the same principles and morals that we were, it's a lot easier to understand and beat them. The problem is we've given them the benefit of the doubt.
Speaker 1We assume that, you know, because... We're trustworthy, honest people that they're going to treat us like that. And we figure, you know, hey, we're nice to them. They should be nice back. It's just but they don't look at it like that. They look at it like they are chosen and we are cattle and we're there to serve them.
Speaker 1And so you have to just have to understand your enemy. So that's.
@malleusigDan, I wanted to ask real quickly, are you going to be able to go on the offensive and call Randy Fine a Holocaust denier? Because it's better if you get to that gun first.
Speaker 1I mean, look, you know, you got to understand my people have had the largest actual percentage wise Holocaust. You know, the Armenians, we lost half our people. Right. So but I don't whine about that. You know, like that doesn't shape me. I don't hate all Turks. It's just like I'm just tired of hearing them whine about it.
@ehsanjoarderIt's like they had a lot to do with that. The Jews had a lot to do with the Armenians.
Speaker 1Trust me, I'm well aware of the crypto.
@malleusigBut it's not about that, Dan. It's about it's about getting to the gun first before he pulls it on you.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's just, I think it's a fucking water pistol, dude. I think people are tired of hearing about the Holocaust. They're tired of hearing about anti-Semitism. It's like, just nobody gives a fuck about it anymore. And I think it's just... even acknowledging it or giving it its power, I think, is a mistake. I mean, I think he just, enough, you know.
Speaker 4But don't you think that Rabbi's point is valid? Whatever moral cudgel, whatever moral cudgel you put down.
Speaker 8Please hear me out. The actual question is, how do we get Dan across the line to be elected? So I think what we allow Dan to do is give the top three myths that he would like to dispel about himself that TMZ was trying to propagate when they were, you know, gaslighting him into oblivion and trying to call him an anti-Semite.
Speaker 8Dan, what are the myths that the American media has fed the people that you would like to dispel for yourself so we can get you across the line and get you elected?
Speaker 7Is he talking?
@ehsanjoarderI can't hear him. They fucked with his shit already. That's fucked up. You know how the Jews feel.
Speaker 4But no, Rabbi is right. Whatever moral cudgel you put down, they pick up and they hit you with it, so why not pick it up first? Why not go on the offensive? Take a lesson from them. With zingers.
@ehsanjoarderThat's your Holocaust. You're the one denying the Holocaust. You're the one denying the genocide. You're the one to be put in jail because you're saying the gods of genocide that we're all watching is not happening.
Speaker 4Right, right. They are genocide deniers. They are Holocaust deniers. And by the way, the most anti-Semitic country on earth is Israel. And we have no...
Speaker 1I'm back.
@malleusigYou're back, you're back. It's not just... Every one of their trick phrases can be reversed. Jew hatred is literally what Randy Fine is doing. He's engaging in hatred towards non-Jews in Gaza.
Speaker 4Where did I cut out at? So we were asking you... It's a bit of a challenge, my friend.
Speaker 1Oh, the whole thing cut out.
Speaker 3She was asking about dispelling three myths.
Speaker 8Got it. Okay. All right. So you didn't hear. To get you across the finish line. Yeah.
Speaker 1Okay. So, so basically, I mean, the nice thing about me is I've always led with my worst. So everything bad about me, like I've always, I've led with. And the funny thing is all the negative press that I've gotten, it's all bullshit. So, you know, like one of the things like Dan Bilzerian throws a porn star off the roof, you know, like that's the headline.
Speaker 1And yes, I did throw a naked porn star off the roof. However, it was for a hustler photo shoot. They asked me to do it and the girl volunteered, right? So that's kind of important context. So the next one was Dan Bilzerian arrested at LAX on federal bomb making charges. Like I'm, you know, at LAX trying to blow up a plane.
Speaker 1I'm there on my fucking plane and I had blown up a semi truck three weeks prior that I owned in Las Vegas. Right. So context matters. And when they ask me about these things and I explain it, then, you know, all of a sudden it's, you know, it's not going to be a bad thing. It's actually good that I get to explain it because I didn't want to address a lot of the bad press because my platform was a lot bigger than all the press platforms.
Speaker 1So by addressing it, I kind of like put out this negative message. So I just ignored it. But the nice thing is like any of these gotchas, like I have a perfect answer for like the Las Vegas shooting. They're like, oh, Dan Bilzerian. you know, he asked the cop for his gun. It's like, yes, I did. But I was a cop at the time.
Speaker 1I was a police officer at the time. And three days prior, I just kicked the fucking door off the hinges to serve a murder warrant in fucking New Mexico. So I was like actively doing police work. And when I was at the shooting, I had my fucking police ID. So yes, I did ask a cop for a gun, but I was also a fucking police officer.
Speaker 1So, you know, when you get the full context of the story, You know, it actually makes me look good instead of look bad in every single one of these situations. So I'm not worried about any gotcha questions. In fact, I told Galloway tomorrow, I said, I don't want a softball interview. I said, ask me whatever you want to ask me.
Speaker 1And, you know, we can have a debate if you want to have a debate. I'm like, but I don't want, you know, a pat on the back. Tell me how fucking great I am. Ask me the tough questions and, you know, and allow me to respond.
Speaker 3On that note, before you do go, I watched your Nelk Boys interview that you did a while back. A lot of people don't know that you did the Even Life for a long time, but then you did transition and actually had a longer-term relationship and almost got married. In order to win the vote of the ladies so they know that, hey, it is more than relationship compatible, tell them what happened there on a personal note.
Speaker 1Well, I mean, once again, you know, I'm not here to sell myself. I'm not here to convince anybody to vote for me or whatever. And I'm not trying to pretend like I'm better than I am. I, you know, I've had sex with thousands of women. I believe in monogamy now because I've, you know, had tons of experience. And in my experience, I think you have a better relationship when you're monogamous.
Speaker 1I think that if you don't, you're really putting a lot of strain on the relationship and on the girl. And if she really likes you for good reasons, even if she accepts you, you know, having four other girlfriends or, you know, doing your thing on the side or whatever. It's just, I don't think the upside of you getting to fuck some other girls is worth the, you know, headache that you put her through.
Speaker 1So for me, my life, you know, I've been monogamous for the last three years, perfectly happy. I'm not going to, you know, tell anybody how to live. If somebody wants to go off and be single and sleep with tons of women, you know, go do whatever you want to do. I'm just saying from my personal experience, I've found... And I've dated five women.
Speaker 1I've dated 50 women. I've dated whatever. I'm just happier monogamous. I have more fun going on a couple's trip with my girlfriend and some buddies and their girlfriends and the guys go surf all day and whatever. We hang out at night and, you know, and I sleep with my girlfriend and I'm happy and I wake up and I do the same thing as opposed to go on a vacation with 14 smoking hot models that are cutting throats to bang me and whatever.
Speaker 1It's just, I don't know. Like, it's fun for 20 minutes when you're having sex, but then... The rest of the time you're hanging out with, you know, 14 girls instead of hanging out with guys that you have stuff in common with. So after living that life for a while, I just, you know, I don't know. It's just not, I'm not as happy as when I'm doing things that I enjoy doing.
Speaker 1So I'm not here to give anybody like, you know, fucking moral lessons. I'm not going to preach, but that's where I landed, you know.
Ian MalcolmBut real quick, Dan, doesn't that actually make you the perfect poster boy for this entire movement as backwards as it might sound?
Speaker 1It 100% does because I've had every hedonistic pleasure. And so only in having all of that can you tell people with absolute certainty that it's not the answer. And like I said, I'm not going to tell you that fucking a hot girl or driving a Ferrari isn't fun because it is, but it's fleeting. So it's like if you chase things like that, you will not be happy.
Speaker 1Because I've had all the Ferraris, I've had all the girls, I've done all the shit, and it's, like I said, it's fun, but it's just, it's like, let me just, hold on, hold on, let me just finish. So pleasure-seeking is like a drug. You get a, you get a dopamine hit from it, but you have to constantly do more to try and get that same feeling, and then eventually you just don't feel it.
Speaker 1And so what I'm saying is when you chase pleasure-seeking stuff, when you chase hedonism... it won't lead you to happiness. That's what I'm telling you, and I'm telling you that from experience. So that's just the truth.
Speaker 6I was going to say, by the argument, that does not mean that...
@ehsanjoarderHold on, buddy. Let's give Eric a chance, Ian, if you don't mind, because Eric has done a lot of great work, and Eric's probably going to help Dan a lot in this campaign by putting out content, and Eric is, you know... I know Dan's got to go, so if you don't mind, let's jump to Eric and let him get a chance at talking to Dan real quick.
Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. Let's go to Eric, and Casey pushes a big hand in the air. Lots of love for you as well, my friend, for being here with us.
@caseyputschYeah, thank you. I just want to be here listening to Dan, support him, what he's doing. Obviously, with what I've got going on, there's a lot of similarities, and we've got to take things back.
@warsawerikappreciate you very much. Dan, appreciate you very much for talking about the Hall of the Moor and the gulags and teaching accurate history and everything and bringing that up constantly. While you're running for office, they're going to try lots of ways to sabotage you on the technical level, try to prevent you from being on the ballot and everything like that.
@warsawerikAre you prepared with the team that you need to tackle that?
Speaker 1I mean, yeah, I've got a team that Thomas Massey recommended. I think they're pretty good. You know, this is my first political run, so I'm sure we're going to have take-ups and hang-ups. I plan on going to Florida and doing some live events and, you know, communicating with the people, hopefully get a group of people to kind of like go on the ground and knock on some of the doors.
Speaker 1The problem is 70% of my district that has historically voted in the primaries, hopefully we can change that. But historically, 70% of the people that have voted in the primaries are 55 and older. And so we're going to need to probably like boots on the ground, door to door, to actually reach those people. Like I said, my goal is to mobilize the youth.
Speaker 1We've got 800,000 people in the district. We probably need 50,000 to win the primary. You win the primary, you win the whole thing. So it's not a super heavy lift. It's just... know we're gonna i'm gonna do some untraditional stuff but i think we should also do the traditional you know door knocking um leave no stone unturned and guarantee that we're gonna win this thing so that's kind of the the strategy we got you need to hit up daytona ormond beach and st augustine those are the three heavy ones you should lean on where there's a lot of young people in that district
Speaker 3Ishan actually ran against Randy Fine in a previous election campaign, by the way. So you might be able to work with him and he can tell you what worked and didn't work. Go ahead, Ishan.
Speaker 9Yeah, I've spoken to Dan about it. I'm actually working on some stuff for him now. I'm going to be tapping into all the mosques in that area. because I kind of know how the whole system kind of works. So I'm going to focus on getting him a big chunk of Muslim votes. But there's a lot of young people in those three cities, in Daytona, Ormond Beach, and St. Augustine.
Speaker 1Yeah, no, I mean, I'll take all the Muslims I can get. The only downside is there's only about 8,000 in the whole district. If we turn out every single one, I mean, it'll be great, but it's still not going to be enough. But, yeah, man, I will take all the help we can get, and I appreciate you helping with the campaign.
Speaker 1We need to, you know, get everything. And, you know, the goal is to have 150,000 people show up, right? We only need 50 to get 150, you know, so we can't lose. But, yeah, this is going to be a whole new animal.
Speaker 1kind of social media, traditional media for a local event like that. So we're going to see how that translates.
Speaker 9Let's make it happen. I'm all for it. I'm all with you on this. Let's go.
Speaker 3Have you also considered going across some of the college campuses as well? Because, I mean, there may not be voters today, but they may be by the time of your election because they know that you're running. A lot of them aren't really wearing so close to election day just so they get to know you, the person, and your campaign better.
Speaker 1Yeah, so there's four colleges in the area, four large colleges, and I want to go to them. The only downside is we're in the summer, so they're probably going to be out of school right now for the most part. That's the downside. But yeah, I think colleges would be a great place. I think the younger demographic knows what's up, and I think they'll respond very positively to this, and I think they'll want to rally behind it as well.
Speaker 9You should also tag along with Fishback with all the bigger universities he goes to, too, because a lot of these kids that live in that district, when they go to college, they're not changing their driver's licenses. They're still registered to their parents' home, which might be in that district. So a lot of these campuses that Fishback is going to, you should probably also do the same because you'll draw a huge crowd there, too.
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah. I met up with him a couple weeks ago. He's got a little bit more of a vanilla message than mine. Mine is really going after the Jewish supremacy problem. I like your message better. Well, mine is the truth. Mine's not candy-coated. Mine's not like, oh, we're going to do this because now it's popular. Fucking six months ago, we were talking to Barry Weiss and promoting Israel, and now this is the trends we're going to jump on.
Speaker 1Exactly.
@ehsanjoarderThat motherfucker is an ethnic Jew, man. That's a grip anyway. Dan is our wolf in the hen house.
Speaker 3Real quick, Dan, one of Fishback's policies is he wants to tax content creators on OnlyFans. What is your position on OnlyFans? The owner just passed away and he was actually a Florida resident. He was donating. He was a big donor to APAC, actually. One of the biggest personal donors. What would your policy be on OnlyFans?
Speaker 1Yeah, he's a big Zion Jew. I mean, that's what they do. They push that smut on us. I mean... Look, I mean, it's kind of a, I mean, the problem is you've already got this cesspool of OnlyFans, which to me is, it's not just a disaster from the standpoint of kind of, there's so many things wrong with it. I guess, where do I start?
Speaker 1The first thing wrong with it is it's destroying like normal human interaction. You basically got these girls that end up virtually prostituting themselves and And you've got these guys that are spending $30,000, upwards of $30,000, $40,000 a month to talk to girls that they're not even fucking. And the worst part about it is they're not even talking to the actual girl.
Speaker 1They're actually talking to some fucking dude or some 70-year-old woman, you know, in fucking China that's over there chatting on the girl's account because this girl's got millions of followers. I know because I know a bunch of friends that have agencies that do this stuff. This is what Tate used to do. They basically have a bunch of people chat on the girl's behalf, pretend to be the girl, and swindle these guys out of all their fucking money.
Speaker 1So it's a huge scam. And it just totally kind of like desensitizes these women. It ruins dating for men. It puts them in this like chasing category where they're just like constantly simping. And it's just, it's really bad on so many levels. But I don't think the answer is to tax the creators. I mean, I don't know. I don't know what the answer is, but that's not really what I'm focused on tackling.
Speaker 1I think if we tackle this Jewish supremacy problem from the root, a lot of this stuff gets fixed. But for me, I'm actually more upset about them forcing the fucking transgenderism, the homosexuality, the fucking DEI, just like all this shit that they force in your face. on every Netflix show, on every movie. It's always the fucking, you know, super beta male, cucked out dude that's got his girlfriend or wife cheating on him and he's just super subservient to her and she cheats on him and he apologizes and tries to get her back.
Speaker 1I mean, it's just like, it's the worst, most emasculating message I've ever seen and it's so consistently redundant in these TV shows. that it's impossible to even watch. Like, I grew up, like, watching a bunch of movies and shit. I can't even watch them anymore. Because once you see this shit and once you understand what they're actually pushing, I mean, go watch fucking Game of Thrones now.
Speaker 1Like, that used to be one of my favorite shows. When you go watch it now, you realize, like, almost every leader towards the end of the show, it's all fucking women. Like, the men are, like, subservient to these women. You've got, you know, black kings in places where it was like all white people. It's just complete and utter fucking nonsense.
Speaker 1And yeah, man, I'm just, I'm tired of the subversion. I'm tired of them, you know, shitting on white people. I'm tired of just all the nonsense. And I'm not going to pretend like I'm not.
Speaker 10And Dan, on a serious note.
Speaker 3These are the issues of the Gen Z. And on that note, here's Gen Z. This is how you get that vote. Go ahead.
Speaker 10I just wanted to say real quick. Yeah, the young people are behind you, Dan. Like we don't have, you know, like the older folks had houses. They were getting married, you know, the nuclear family. So, you know, when you say these things like when I start running or when Casey or Fishback starts running, this is just going to be a snowball of momentum.
Speaker 10And I think you're right in 28 and 32. We're going to be looking for something incredibly radical. So I just want to commend you, sir, for what you're doing. And I think. The younger generation is not going to be your biggest test. I think it's going to be these like Fox News boomers. And I think this race couldn't be more black and white with you and Randy Fine.
Speaker 10So, you know, I just want to commend you and say that basically you have an entire generation supporting you. And I hope you can be kind of the tip of the spear for all of us, sir.
Speaker 1Well, I appreciate that, man. I guess really the question is going to be, you know, can we turn out and actually mail in the ballots? Because that's going to be what's required. And I think this is a unifying issue. And I don't give a shit if you're Democrat, independent, Republican, whatever. You know, we got to come together on this.
Speaker 1And, you know, the whole thing is you have to they have these little things in place, too. Like anybody can't vote for me. You actually have to go register Republican in that district a month before the primary election in order to vote. So, you know, which I don't know. I think that's kind of fucked up, but that's the way it is.
Speaker 1So. You know, if we got a bunch of these kids that aren't registered as Republicans, they can't even vote for me. So we also have that hurdle to get over. But I think people are ready, man. Anybody that's willing to go out and protest and spend hours in the fucking hot sun and deal with all this shit, I think can mail in a ballot.
Speaker 1So hopefully we get enough of the young guys to, you know, want to take action.
Speaker 3And Dan, for what it's worth, like these Gen Zs, they're not drinking. Like the alcohol industry has lost $850 billion just in the last five years because they're not drinking. They're not partying. They're not gambling either. They're not going to Vegas. Your messaging and the stuff you're talking about with the Gen Z will resonate with them.
Speaker 3So it is an important message. In addition, of course, the LGBTQ crap, homosexuality crap, all that other stuff that they want to push on people, they are actually reverting more to traditionalism. And your new messaging couldn't come at a better time. Just keep that in mind that you are going to bring out more of these younger voters, Gen Zs, that could help you overcome that hurdle.
Speaker 3Because Randy Fine may have a lock-in with the older crowd, but the Gen Zs could make the difference for you. And on that note, we have one more Gen Z, Andy, that I know he wants to chime in. He's big on politics and he's a big supporter of yours.
Speaker 1Cool. I got time for a humble way past my time, but one more and I'll get a jam.
Speaker 11Yeah, Dan. Yeah, thanks for running. It's great to finally see people standing up and Randy. Fine needs to go. I think you have a great chance in the race. I think you'll really be able to gin up that youth turnout. And the person who mentioned going down and going to the rallies with Fishback, I was actually going to suggest that.
Speaker 11So great minds think alike. I think the turnout in these primaries during the midterm elections are historically 20% of eligible voters. So your estimate of 50,000 voters, I think, will definitely be enough. And I know for sure you will definitely outwork Randy Fine because you're actually... in shape that guy can't run for anything so he's gonna be walking as you are running and the second you get that instagram going you will definitely be able to reach a lot more voters on there randy fine's posts don't get very much reach so he's gonna be on fox news rallying the boomers i mean he's obviously gonna get more boomer votes than you but you have the youth vote unlocked it's really just pushing out that social media content doing rallies you should definitely do rallies with fishback maybe you could
Speaker 11deploy Tucker Carlson, people like that, that have a lot of reach and things like, I mean, I'm sure Tucker would love to have you on as well. And big influencers like that, that can get you out there.
Speaker 3Do you have a debate set up by the way with Randy Fine? Is there a date coming up?
Speaker 1For what? For a debate? Yes. No, he said, I don't, well, at least what he said on TMZ is he doesn't want to debate me.
Speaker 11Oh, of course he doesn't want to debate you because you kick his ass. I mean, what's he going to do, go out there and defend killing babies?
Speaker 1Listen, their side is completely indefensible. All they have is anti-Semitism, Holocaust, blah, blah, blah. You know, it's just all played out bullshit. We're all hip to it. We know it works on the boomers. It doesn't work on us. So, yeah, I don't think he's going to want to debate. I think it'd be a big mistake for him to debate.
Speaker 1I hope he does. I mean, that's what I like to do. I'm not really like a speech giver. I don't really like to, you know, get out there and... and give big speeches and get rallies and whatever. Like, for me, man, I just want to do the right thing. Like, I'm trying to fix this fucking problem. We need people that are uncorruptible, that are coming in here with pure intentions, that are going to, you know, do what they believe is right and not what's best for them and what's best for their donors.
Speaker 1So, you know, that's going to be my message. I think it's going to resonate. The question is, can we get the youth to get off their ass and vote? Hopefully the answer is yes. But I got to run, guys. It was great chatting with you.
@alfonsosthenameAnd you have 30 seconds for a very quick question. Alfonso is also running as well, by the way.
Speaker 3Go ahead, Alfonso.
Speaker 1Okay, go ahead.
@alfonsosthenameFuck yeah. Hello, Dan. First off, thank you for your time this evening. So my name is Alfonso Paul Martorello. I'm a fellow anti-Semite as well. It's really good to have you. Listen, we are building an absolute team down here with Fishback, Will now, and we want you, sir. You're an absolute bulldog. You say it how it is.
@alfonsosthenameI don't know if I can learn a lot under you. So my question is simple. When we win this election, Would you like a Cuban or what cigar would you prefer me to buy you for a small one?
Speaker 1Yeah, I think Cuban would be appropriate, my man. Yeah, hopefully I'll be out there shortly and we can link up and do something. I'm looking at about a month and a half to get out there.
@alfonsosthenameOkay, cool. All right, well, I'll buy you a meal when you're in town, so let me know, okay?
Speaker 1Sounds good, brother. Well, it was great talking to you guys.
Speaker 3I appreciate it. Have a good night. Thank you, Dan. Appreciate it. Hopefully we'll plan a round two. All the best.
@alfonsosthenameThank you, Dan.
Speaker 3Cool.
@alfonsosthenameDrew, do you mind if I ask Casey a question?
Speaker 3Yeah, sure. Dan, thanks again. How you doing? Guys, just want to thank everyone for coming in. I apologize that we couldn't get everyone's question in. There's just too many. We will plan a round two. There's still some time between now and the election time. We still got to get more people mobilized anyway. But sure, we got Casey up here anyway, so we can bang up when we left off.
Speaker 3He's also running for office in Ohio.
@alfonsosthenameListen, I just want to say truth. And Ian, I have nothing but respect and love for you guys, fellow anti-Semites like myself in the field. Listen, thank you for that, man. Just to talk to the guy and just get a face to a name meant a lot. And that helped our campaign a lot. His as well. So Casey, listen, let me say something about Mr. Pooch.
@alfonsosthenameHe's based. He says it how it is. Casey, I had 30 followers and I was just putting comments on posts. Casey followed me. He saw something in me. So Mr. Pooch, it's a pleasure to talk to you tonight. How are you, sir? I'm doing all right.
@caseyputschHow are you doing?
@alfonsosthenameDoing good. Look, I'll just say this. You know what's going on early Ohio. I'm going to be there. I'm here to shake your hand. I'm here to knock doors. Let's go to war.
@caseyputschMuch appreciated. Much appreciated. I might be bouncing here soon, too. I hung out with you guys a long time yesterday, and I got a wild week coming up.
Ian MalcolmNo, and real quick, while we do have you here, Casey, and given the audience, and I know there's obviously a lot of overlap with Mr. Bilzerian, if you wouldn't mind giving the 50,000 foot just on... yourself, kind of some of the things that we talked about, how people could support your campaign. Again, just to make sure anybody that's in here today that wasn't yesterday is just familiar with your work.
@caseyputschYeah, of course. I am currently running against Vivek Ramaswamy on the Republican ballot in the primary in Ohio. Voting is on May 5th. I contrast him in virtually every way. Vivek has no businesses in Ohio. He has done no philanthropic work in Ohio. He didn't go to higher education in Ohio. He's a globalist Trojan horse.
@caseyputschHe's been AstroTurfed in. You know, my family goes back, way back to 1800s. A lot of military men in the family going back. Small family, no divorces. Nobody's been arrested. You know, grew up with the family business, which is a little golf course, rural golf course. So it's 6 o'clock in the morning, 10 o'clock at night, seven days a week.
@caseyputschEverything from maintaining the equipment to all the grounds, all the people. You know, you're a product of how you're raised. So, you know, those good values, caring about your family, your community, your country, fighting for all those things, you know, is what created me. I didn't like college. I saw what was wrong with that and where it didn't help me.
@caseyputschAnd about 11 years ago, I started the Genius Graduate Educational Programs. Since then, I've got over 10,000 hours, volunteer, mentoring young engineers, helping them get jobs. I built the 100-plus-mile-a-gallon Omega car, which on straight diesel is so efficient, it has a lower carbon footprint per mile than an EV. And I talked about that on Tucker Carlson's show about a year ago.
@caseyputschAnd I've been building Swiss mechanical watches from parts I get over from Switzerland, kind of working to build a business. And I live with my wife and my three-year-old daughter and got a little bun in the oven due in a couple months. But with regard to politics, really was so distressed by what I saw culturally from the Biden years and how the left was dividing the social fabric of America for political gain.
@caseyputschAnd that bothered me a lot and really made me start focusing more on politics. Wasn't ready to take a jump at the time. Gave some consideration to Congress. And then with regard to where we're at right now, with regard to the Ohio governor race, and Vivek Ramaswamy, my soul was on fire. I absolutely could not take what I was seeing.
@caseyputschAnd I simply couldn't escape it. And thinking about what my life would be like, or at least how I would feel if I didn't take this shot against Vivek, I didn't think I could be happy. My soul would be dead. So here we are. There's a few weeks left. The tide is shifting. and we had some fun today, actually. Went out to a buddy's farmhouse and did some shooting and video and whatnot, and made some really strong points on the Second Amendment, what's going on, and the absurdity of Vivek trying to pretend that he's pro-Second Amendment or American when he was born to Indian foreign nationals, raised as a Hindu, raised anti-gun, doesn't eat meat, and he's basically just continuously cosplaying the meme.
@caseyputschHow do you do, fellow kids?
@alfonsosthenameWell, Casey, he looks kind of gay too, right? If we're being honest, the guy looks like he might pop from the rough. You know what I mean?
@caseyputschWell, I think the thing that's fun is depending on what day it is.
@ehsanjoarderTo be fair, most Indians look like that.
@caseyputschWell, depending on what day it is, he's lighter than he is some other time. So I'm pretty sure when he goes on Fox News and whatnot, they give him a lot of makeup to lighten him up.
@ehsanjoarderHey, Casey, I think you heard that Dan doesn't have Jewish lawyers anymore. You think you might follow him down that path?
@caseyputschWhat? Who's that? Dan doesn't? Dan. Dan.
@ehsanjoarderWell, he learned his lesson. I mean, I'd rather you not have to learn a lesson, you know?
@caseyputschFair. Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3Yeah, I don't know. I mean, did you see how Les Wexner's lawyer spoke to him? And he's Jewish. He said he was going to kill him. He's a Jewish billionaire. He's Jewish, right? Do you want me to play that recording for you, Casey? No, I'm very familiar with recording.
@caseyputschAll right. Don't turn your back on him or drop the soap, you know? Yeah, I think you said if you use more than five words in an answer, I'm going to fucking kill you. Was that the exact words?
Speaker 3That's correct. Oh, you have a good memory. So on that note, you might want to consider new legal representation, non-kosher style, but leave it to your discretion.
@caseyputschFair. I appreciate that.
Speaker 3Absolutely.
Ian MalcolmYeah. And really quickly, Casey, anything that the audience can do to support the cause? I know yesterday we talked about sharing content, just trying to assist with virality. But anything else that kind of on top of that that you'd recommend for people?
@caseyputschOf course, you can go to the Pitch for Ohio website. But that is, of course, a website. Donating always helps boots on the ground volunteers. That's something we're largely mobilizing right now. and obviously sharing for virality, poking back, you know, meme him till he sinks.
Ian MalcolmNo, and we can meme him in many ways and ratio him in all of them, or so it seems. And I just had some fun with one of his posts earlier, mentioned you in it. And I feel like, look, whether it's for your campaign or Mr. Bilzerian's, that, you know, this is... We are essentially the rebels, folks, in case you didn't realize.
Ian MalcolmThey have the Death Star. They've got the AI. They've got the tech. They've got all the social media platforms, all the big media, right, the mainstream side. And, of course, they've also done, done, done. They've got Ben Shapiro. What will we do? But they've got everything.
Speaker 11Speaking of them getting the tech, they literally just hacked and took Sneeko's account out, and now it's posting crypto. So they're literally taking out any dissenting voices. And then now the account is unfollowing people that followed Sneeko and stuff. So, yeah, it's completely ridiculous. So it's literally taking out dissenting voices.
Speaker 11Sneeko got assaulted during his stream today on live. And today was the day he was doing the Professor Jing interview, which coincidentally Laura Loomer. Yeah, Laura Loomer was reported him and tagged the FBI two days ago saying he's a terrorist. Yeah, saying he's a terrorist. And then all of a sudden he gets assaulted on stream and then his account gets hacked.
Speaker 11Coincidence, boy. Yeah, I just think it was a random guy in his basement and had nothing to do with our government or any foreign intelligence in Israel or anything. I just think it happened to be some random troll playing on his mom's laptop.
@joann_marieThat's crazy. And thank you so much, Andy. And guys, we have 10 requests. So let's do a couple of hands because a lot of people want to come up. And guys, please also repost this space. Follow Ian and Ruth and Casey and our amazing, amazing speakers. And thank you so much for being here. All right.
Speaker 10Hey, Joanne, I'll drop down. But it was nice meeting you yesterday, Casey. And thanks, Ian, Shrews, and Joanne for the mic to be able to speak today. I really appreciate it.
@caseyputschYou guys are good. Thank you very much. I'm going to go hit the hay. Have a good night.
Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And for anybody that would like to listen to more on Casey's campaign, some of the things that they're doing, I'll put that into the purple pill for anybody. And with that being said, let's go to Mr. Truth Teller and Joanne. Kind of curious for your guys' thoughts on some of the content and the comments there from Dan, some of the reactions.
Ian MalcolmTruth, is this in line with kind of what you expected or were there any curveballs? And then maybe we can get some of the impressions and takes from people in the audience here.
Speaker 3Well, first off, again, apologies. I came in late. It didn't start the way I wanted, but we did our best to manage given the circumstances, which is really all that one can do under these circumstances. So, no, look, it is definitely an opportunity to present, you know, Dan both as an individual person and, again, his personality, his aura.
Speaker 3It's been around a long time. So this transition into politics, you know, hopefully it'll serve as an example for others if they're interested in... you know, seeking to actually call out Jewish supremacy for what it is and normalize that kind of language, which too many people, unfortunately, still aren't able to do because they live in a fear of the Jew.
Speaker 3It's a big problem. So, you know, just him continuing to speak on it on various platforms, including this one, I think will go a long way, irrespective of what happens ultimately in the election. It's a fact he's willing to see through to the end. And hopefully he does win, by the way. You know, I'm absolutely not trying to counter-signal at all.
Speaker 3It's just that you know these people play dirty, they rig elections, they'll do anything and everything in their power. He's aware of all this stuff, though, and hopefully, irrespective of what happens this time, he tries again. Absolutely don't give up, irrespective of what happens, because his message is resonating amongst the Gen Zs, which is key, especially with some of the stuff that he says.
Speaker 3And he's also a huge health advocate. I'd love to unpack that topic further, because he's got some good advice there, especially in trying to get people in shape. War on obesity is something that can be tackled immediately. It can solve a lot of problems with the health care issue. There's over $4 trillion allocated in cost from GDP towards trying to tackle the health problems that wouldn't exist or would exist far less if people took better care of their health.
Speaker 3And it starts with things like fasting, of course, and just boycotting all the food ink and all the fast food and junk that they're always trying to shove down your throat and, of course, the injections as well. So, yeah, there is definitely more to unpack. And I look forward to a second round with Dan and we can explore some more of the domestic issues and the foreign policy.
Speaker 3I think everyone's quite clear on he's been on that for many months. But yeah, absolutely. We will discuss that further, too, because, you know, we again might be in time of war as well. And so, you know, the elections will matter even more, I think, at that time to ensure that you've got at the very least better representatives.
Speaker 3Again, I'm still an advocate for a real political solution, but it'll help some having something like that making noise and just making these vanilla run of the mill. politicians that just represent the establishment, make them feel awkward. Be that guy that's willing to rattle their cages and speak freely about Jewish supremacy because we all know they're beholden and compromised and exposed.
Speaker 3And he's that guy that absolutely will call out Israel consistently. So again, it's hopefully the beginning of better things to come. And I hope it inspires more of the Gen Zs to think about running in the future. But at the same time, again, know that you have agency and you can boycott all the crappy... of course, businesses, and you have agency to make a change now outside of the political solution by, in fact, boycotting things like the BS education system, of course, boycott the financial system, learn about decentralized finance, learn about how to minimize your debt and how taxation works, stuff that he's talked about as well in his campaign, and definitely take agency or health.
Speaker 3These are topics that need to be spoken of consistently on a daily basis until it's fully normalized so that people don't feel awkward. talking about and calling out things like degeneracy like he did as well with LGBTQ and also things like gay pride and gay culture and all this stuff. Because people are scared being labeled homophobic as they are being labeled like anti-Semite or transphobic and all this crap.
Speaker 3Well, why should they? And what's wrong with having traditional values that you're not willing to negotiate or compromise on? So that's what should be normalized. And having more people like him willing to talk that way is great, irrespective of what happens with the election outcome. So we'll see, and we'll definitely seek to organize another one.
Speaker 3I just want to thank you as well for covering for me while I was late, and Joanne too, so I appreciate you guys. Yeah, let's get to some hands. We'll continue to debrief.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, of course. And one question that I'd throw towards Mr. Rabbi and David Nietzsche, I'd be very curious for, I suppose, the tact. And what I mean by that is, so you've got Dan Bilzerian, obviously, very animated, very colorful in all perhaps the best of ways, because this is, is a very uncomfortable conversation that sometimes takes a very brash persona that's willing to intellectually, let's say, punch up.
Ian MalcolmBut at the same time, it's also got all the pitfalls of the political world where they are going to take sound bites, little sound clips. They'll probably take them out of context and try to make some of the things that he says perhaps sound more radical than they are. And so, Rabbi and David, I'm just kind of curious for your thoughts on either the presentation, the persona,
Ian MalcolmAnd some of those dangers that he may be stepping into that perhaps a more, let's say, veteran or experienced politician might be aware of that Dan might not. In discussing them, maybe we can bring light to it and attention to it and help him to avoid those.
@malleusigI think the most important thing that he needs to understand is that it's not just his own demographic that votes. It's not, in a matter of fact, young people are the least likely to get out and vote. He needs to understand that senior citizens are a large part of the voting demographic. And if he wants to win, he needs to start crafting his message, not just aimed at his YouTube fans or his Twitch fans or whatever.
@malleusigHe needs to start crafting his message towards everyone that resides in his state. And that is not who he's crafting his message towards right now.
Speaker 3Yeah, but the biggest thing he's got going for him is his authenticity. He's a straight talker. If you start modifying your message to try to cater to boomers, one, you're likely not going to change your mind anyway, and two, it's going to take away from the credibility you've built up with your main target market, which is the present and the future.
Speaker 3So, yeah, you've got to be careful in modifying what you say. You just do more of the same and just maybe unpack it further in more detail.
@malleusigWell, no one's saying he has to change it in a way that is dishonest or different from what he's saying, right? What I'm saying is that he has to think like a politician. He has to play the game. You can't go into a hockey game without practicing hockey and say, well, I'm authentic and my authenticity is going to guarantee that I win the match, right?
@malleusigYou have to use your brain. And he's not doing that right now.
@ehsanjoarderI'm going to differ on that point because I know I've talked to him about a lot of this stuff. You know, he's very serious. And when you're very serious, and he's also lived the life. So if you look at Trump in 2016, at least what he pretended to be, that actually worked. That actually worked, especially with the youth and the memes and the subculture that were built around that brash, I don't give a fuck, say whatever you want to say, I'm going to have a zinger.
Speaker 3If you remember with Trump, there was like 16 candidates or so in that round. No one thought he had a chance. Including Jeb.
Ian MalcolmJeb Bush, the most, like, polished little liar. carbon copy thing they could roll out.
@ehsanjoarderHe didn't speak like a politician.
Speaker 3He went completely against the grain. Exactly. Even hit below the belt. He acted unconventionally and that's what ultimately led to him becoming the candidate. Dan, just stick to what he's doing. Be unconventional. Don't play by their rules because then you'll end up losing. That's a guaranteed L if you're going to start moderating your message and be careful with how you speak.
Speaker 3He's just got to keep doing what he does. And, you know, even going to the interviews, he's not wearing a suit. He's not trying to be formal or be like them. He's being himself, representing, you know, his own platform and how he goes about communicating. Now, of course, you know, if he does end up doing a debate, then yeah, you wear a suit, you wear the uniform.
Speaker 3Or when you're in Congress, you got to wear the uniform. That's fine. But in terms of the messaging for the campaign, just getting in there, just carry on the way he is because he hasn't even touched his Instagram yet. So I'd say that's definitely a missing element that he needs to tap into ASAP because that'll... hopefully galvanize his base to get him across the finish line.
Speaker 3We'll see.
@ehsanjoarder100%. I was telling him to get the Instagram people to move over to Twitter because a lot of them have Twitter accounts. I mean, there's no way he should have 30 there and two here. He should be up at 10. And, you know, the people are going to have to help him. That's the other thing. Like, if you really give a fuck and, you know, I mean, obviously, I think he's serious.
@ehsanjoarderYou have to make up your own decision. But if you think he's serious and you give a fuck, do something about it and help, you know, and try to get more people over here. uh from instagram you know and help him in that process because that's a lot of people and i looked at it the other day he hasn't updated it he's got like maybe 12 pictures in like the last maybe 10 years five five years or something something crazy so i mean he hasn't really even used it and uh it's a massive weapon that's great at what rate the instagram uses vote
Ian MalcolmAnd really quickly, since we have Uncle Haas here, who obviously spent a lot of time in the political world, whether it's in the mainstream media side or also the political swamp itself. Uncle Haas, I'm curious for your thoughts on that aspect of messaging. And when it comes to Dan, who, as Truth very aptly put, is kind of unconventional, right, in this realm.
Ian MalcolmWhat words of advice would you have if he does listen to this playback, just based on your experience within that space?
@mohammedakunjeeWell, you'll be glad to know that Dan and I are actually, we talk to each other. We've got each other's phone numbers. I'm actually helping with his election and his messaging. I'm going to be helping him put some programs together that will be linked up with Thomas Massey's team. We're not fucking around. We're going to be taking no prisoners.
@mohammedakunjeeThese motherfuckers are going to pay. It's going to be the end of this fucking AIPAC people. And Dan Belzerian is going to be one of the fucking, trailblazers, absolute trailblazers of humanity. Because at the end of the day, everything that's happened to us is because of the fucking Jewish supremacists who are running the global order.
@mohammedakunjeeSo yes, Dan's good. I just wanted to give you guys a few dates that are really integral and important for every single one of you that wants to help out. If you live in District 6, we're going to need people to come together and help out. And I was supposed to be up at four to get up here, but unfortunately I'm not well.
@mohammedakunjeeSo I've got up when I've got up. Listen, the most important date for me is the 20th of July because the 20th of July is the last cutoff date, okay, where you can register to vote in the primary, okay, as a Republican. You can just do it for one day. You can literally come up and change your, what's it called, sign up as a Republican and just vote.
@mohammedakunjeeOr that's the 20th of July is the cutoff point. The most important time, again, the important dates are Tuesday, the 18th of August. Early voting primary starts August 8th to the 16th, okay? And you have to, you have to come out because there's... three or four universities. Now, his segmentation, and we're going to be writing and creating a segmentation for which is basically on this same model.
@mohammedakunjeeIt's the gospel. It's the Bible for anyone who's running for office is this segmentation. And this segmentation is basically where you turn around and say, what's the person I'm looking at look like? Does this guy look like a university graduate? Does this guy look like a old veteran? Does this guy look like a... And you can easily get the demographic by just looking at people.
@mohammedakunjeeNow, there are softwares and there is the voter roll, which again, we should all be getting for him. That will tell us exactly who everyone is. So when you walk up to a door, you know who the person is in that house. You can actually open your mouth and say, hello, John, how are you? Hello, whatever your name is. And you'll know how they voted as well.
@mohammedakunjeeSo all of that software is there. What we need more than anything else... are people that are willing to put the time in, put the effort in, the tools and everything else will hopefully be put in place for you guys to actually get involved. Dan is very, very serious about this, okay? And I'm more serious than he is because I understand how important he is to the cause, the cause of humanity, okay?
@mohammedakunjeeSo just remember these things. And the thing is, if you want to help out, get in touch. Okay, because, you know, get in touch with the team, get in touch with Dan, and we'll make this work. I promise you, I promise you, he's not going to just do a small dent. Randy Fine is the most hated politician. If you look at all of his stuff, everything is for Israel first.
@mohammedakunjeeThere is one and a half times the number of veterans that live within the voting district six. Those veterans are going to be voting for Dan, and we've got to make sure they vote for Dan because... You know, he is a former SEAL. He has done, you know, four years worth of military service. And the life and treatment that the veterans are getting, not in just District 6, but across the whole country, where money is just disappearing off to Israel instead of being used to build I-95, where they've got a huge traffic jam that every single fucker in the whole of District 6 on a daily basis is in.
@mohammedakunjeeThese things take no money at all to fix in comparison to the money that's being sent out. These are some of the talking points that I've already investigated and looked at that we need to get across to people because we cannot allow this opportunity to go away. And I promise you, we need Thomas Massey to win, Marjorie Taylor Greene to win.
@mohammedakunjeeWe need every single person that is fighting against the machinery of this society that we've got, which is now fully controlled by BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street, and all these fuckers that own everything, right? We need to... throw them all out because all of them are working for the Jewish supremacists. That's all it is.
@mohammedakunjeeSo just keep watching the news. Keep watching the news. I promise you there'll be ways for you to help out from anywhere and everywhere. And also the most important thing as well for us is that we need more and more people to promote and give money to the cause because with money allows us to do the extra things that we need to do.
@mohammedakunjeeAnd we all need to get behind Dan. And it has to be a national campaign to get behind Dan. Because nothing would make me happier than to see a man that was born in Florida, that has fought for his country, that is fighting for humanity against these fucking scumbags, actually become the president of the United States of America.
@mohammedakunjeeBecause people like him are the kind of people we need to lead the country. Not these guys that have sold their soul to the devil.
@ehsanjoarderI also love everything you're saying. Pray for him. Donate to him. Plug the website, man. Tell them how they can help. Tell them about the multiple Twitter accounts they need to follow and get in touch with.
@joann_marieI love you so much, Uncle Hoss. You're my favorite uncle ever. And I'm praying for you. I hope you feel better soon. And also, Ian wants to work with Dan. So maybe you guys should get in touch so that... Ian, do you want... Do you want to?
Ian MalcolmAnyone that wants to help? Yeah, no, Uncle Haas. I did make that post, I guess, a month or so ago when he initially announced that he was going to run. And look, if we take the status quo today and if we don't have a drastic change in the world, I genuinely fear where things can be in two or four years. And on the flip side, I do sincerely believe that if Dan Bilzerian can beat Randy Fine in what will be an extremely public,
Ian Malcolmelection cycle that obviously will get a lot of criticism from the mainstream media. If he can overcome that, anything is possible. And I really believe that because you will have people coming out of the woodwork, willing to stand up against this, willing to say, hey, I'm tired of the media browbeating us all into silence.
Ian MalcolmAnd Mr. Bilzerian mentioned he's not one to enjoy going out, trying to give some rah-rah-rah speeches. It's something that I try to Try to do my best at, and I guess sometimes...
@mohammedakunjeeI need 20,000 students. I need 20,000 students to get ready and start voting. I think they've got four universities. If 20,000 students can turn around and sign up for the primary, Dan will win this thing.
@ehsanjoarder20,000 students. Have you made that really simple and very step-by-step process what they need to do? Let's put it out there.
@mohammedakunjeeMe and Dan have just spoke yesterday and I told him I want to help because at the end of the day, I've got a certain amount of skill set and so does my partner and we are very good at what we do. And I came on board yesterday, like literally this last night or maybe even this morning. I said to Dan, I want to help. He's gone, please help.
@mohammedakunjeeSo you're going to hear everything. You're going to absolutely be involved. If you want to be involved, everything will be given to you all. And we need to get behind it. And as I said, the actual numbers of people you need to win this election, the conversion rate of people is not that big. And there is enough angry people out there that are young that can get easily motivated with the right messaging.
@mohammedakunjeeAnd it will be the right messaging because the messaging is, do you want to see what's happening in Gaza happen to you in your country? Because that's what we're talking about. Don't think for one moment what's happening in Gaza is not going to come back and bite you in the fucking ass over here or anywhere else. any other point of interest.
@mohammedakunjeeAnd the most important thing for me is it's got to be America first. It's got to be America only. This policy of fucking going anywhere and killing people with the money of the United States, the taxpayers' money. No. Enough. No more. We're done. You keep the money and spend it in our own country, in America, and we don't need to be going to wars for Israel every fucking two or three years, killing, murdering people at range.
@mohammedakunjeeBecause they've got no guts to go and fight people on the ground. Who's been asked to go and fight in America on the ground? Americans. Why aren't Israelis? Israelis, come over. Come closer. They won't do that because they're cowards.
Ian MalcolmNo, very well stated, Uncle Haz. It's kind of, I hope you'll appreciate this reference. Demographically speaking, in my mind, when you were talking about getting the college students, I'm envisioning a modern day version of Newsies. If you recall the scene with all the paper boys walking down the street saying, we're done and we're not gonna work for this machine anymore that pays nobody a remotely fair wage that's destroying our future and that sends our friends, our children, our loved ones off to fight a foreign war that serves us no benefit, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so we do, and what's gonna be amazing There are a lot of individuals in the older demographic that they are very uncomfortable with these situations and conversations. But when, and I do believe this is going to happen, right? When you can get those 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 100,000 youthful individuals that take interest in this election because they take interest in their own future and they go into their homes and they say, listen, this is what you support if you support Randy Fine.
Ian MalcolmHere are the hundreds of thousands of dead bodies over not only the Palestinians, but also over the last 25 years, blowing all these things up in the Middle East. Do you want to support that and the destruction of the economy, the outsourcing of all of the prosperity that's possibly left, and to be with this genocidal fat Jewish guy?
Ian MalcolmOr do you want to be with Dan Bilzerian, who's sure he's got some wild card colorful pieces of his persona, but at least he cares about this country. And it's really that simple. It's that black and white. It's that in many ways, Jew versus Gentile. And I do sincerely believe that this is kind of the beachhead, right? Because if Dan can win this very public election, people will be coming out left, right, and center.
Ian MalcolmIt'll potentially be a moment of monumental change, perhaps where the United States starts to get comfortable discussing Jewish supremacy, which I think a lot of the people on this panel recognize the biggest threat to not only the United States, but to the free world, to everybody. right? And that is a very, very powerful message.
Ian MalcolmAnd the moment that people accept that, they take it on, they put it on their shoulder and they say, I'm going to carry that flag too, right? Everybody that gets to that point, they're never going back the other direction. And so I think we are unstoppable just with enough time. But the problem is time is of the essence because if we do not win, it's either the technocracy or I do sincerely fear some kind of war that they will construct merely to say, well, we can't have elections anymore because, oh, we got to
Ian MalcolmWe got to make sure we're dealing with a wartime presidency. And then that thing gets thrown out the window. So we've got a very short moment in time to change the future for the world. And I really believe that, Uncle Haz.
@mohammedakunjeeI agree with you. And the good thing that you all know and understand is that Dan is not changing his messaging all the way he is. He is raw, visceral, absolute anger against the injustices that are taking place across the United States of America today. and across the globe as a, you know, a projection of it. Now, there is loads of people that will bend over backwards to get into power.
@mohammedakunjeeDan doesn't even want to get into power. Dan wants to fight, okay, because he knows this is the right thing. This is the chance to save America from the evil that has basically got this claw around the throat of the country and is deciding what happens to it. We gave, or the United States gave up its foreign policy to basically advocate for whatever Israel wants.
@mohammedakunjeeWhen you've got Bibi Netanyahu sitting there, J.D. Vance checked in with me. Who are you for J.D. Vance to check in on you? Who the hell are you, mate? You're a country of nobody people in comparison to the United States. Your GDP is the toilet, is the piece of shit that is the GDP of the United States. You've put the United States into trillions of dollars of debt.
@mohammedakunjeefor wars that no one in America needed or wanted, all of this so that you can stay in power? No, your days are done. You in this Jewish lobby, your days are done. And Dan Belzerian is the man that's going to bring the change because he's going to open the door for loads of people. He is the trailblazer. And everyone needs to understand, okay, he ain't going to be changing.
@mohammedakunjeeThe world is going to have to change around his messaging because he's not lying. You know, when people turn around and say, when someone is anti-Semitic, someone is this, any other. My simple question is, is he lying? Is what he's saying a lie? Tell me he's lying. He's not lying? So shut the fuck up. That's it. It's a guy who's sitting there lying to you like Randy Finders, like all of these guys do to get what they want, to manipulate the system, to play the game.
@mohammedakunjeeYou know, you're working with deceptive scumbags that will sell you down the road. With Dan, you've got one guy sitting there going, listen, mate, this is the reality of where we are. I don't give a shit. This is what the situation is. Either you come with me or you don't. At least I know I've got my conscience is clear.
@mohammedakunjeeHe can go to sleep every night of the week, mate. His conscience is clear. He ain't lying to no one. That's the kind of politician we need. That's the kind of people that need to get into power because they don't give a damn about nothing and no one other than what they know to be the truth. That's what we need.
Ian MalcolmNo, I couldn't agree with that more. And the wild piece is, when you think about it, the financial, let's say, stability and also the indifference that he has because he's comfortable in his own skin, it makes him perhaps one of the best vessels for this. And it's ironic because a lot of people will point to the Playboy lifestyle and all that stuff.
Ian MalcolmBut as we talked about in the space, I think that's actually one of his strongest assets because he can say... I've had it all. I've done it all. I've lived every piece of the hedonistic lifestyle that the television tells you will bring you happiness. And I can tell you that not only does it not bring that, but it actually brings a whole lot more problems than it might good, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd that's a very, very powerful message for a lot of people living in a society where, again, hedonism and materialism is kind of presented as the hallmark of happiness. And yet the individuals that are coming out of these college campuses that are entering the workforce, they have almost no opportunity. Think about this.
Ian MalcolmWe've got a society that simultaneously tells you that only money can buy happiness. And I'll never forget the post from Andrew Tate that basically said that was the only thing that would get you women. And then simultaneously, you've got a society and economy. in which they're also saying we need to do universal basic income because none of you will have jobs in five years.
Ian MalcolmIt's like, how can you advertise these two value structures simultaneously? That's the recipe for disaster. And so to have a guy who's got tens or hundreds of millions of dollars to say, guys, you don't need that to be happy. I think that's a message that a lot of youthful people will run to. I think a lot of patriots will get behind.
Ian MalcolmAnd I think, again, we can kind of bring a fundamental change to not only the political spectrum, but also the zeitgeist of the country. So with that being said, what I would love to do, especially because we have Uncle Haas up here, he's tapped into this program right now and the campaign. I know there's a bunch of people who want to come up and ask some questions.
Ian MalcolmLet's go through some of those. And then what we'll do is maybe we'll run through all of these hands. So if you do have a question about the campaign, a thought about Bill Zarian, please throw up a request. We'll certainly cycle through everybody. And then we will wind down this space, maybe the next 30, 45 minutes or so.
Ian MalcolmAnd I know Mr. Truth Teller is going to open one, not only about Mr. Bilzerian, but also the Iran war and all the geopolitical conflict on that front. And so with that being said, Joanne, I'm not sure if you were keeping hands. I do see we've had McMercy in here for a while, as well as, or Williams. So not sure if either of them would be a good place to start.
@joann_marieYes, and also I want to give a quick shout-out to Silent Good Sir and Tito and Bliss that made really, really cool intros and a song for the space. So thank you so much, guys, and I love you, and I'm so grateful for all of you. So please show them some love, and I posted them in the Jumbotron, and I'm just really happy to be here.
@joann_marieAnd I'm really white-pilled because I never expected people to run for Congress or governor or stuff like that that would speak on this. like, two years ago. Like, I never expected this moment, so I'm really happy about that, and it's just beautiful. So I'm loving it. And, yeah, it's Orwellian. Go for it, Orwellian. Welcome.
Speaker 12Hey, hey. Oh, my goodness, man. I'm so glad I got to catch a tail end of Dan talking. Just a... Man, just a breath of fresh air as far as... politics in the United States of America goes, in my opinion. But one of the things that I want to bring up that was mentioned, sorry, I'm trying to find a quiet area in my home. Here we go.
Speaker 12Found one. One of the things that I wanted to bring up here is the Streisand effect with regards to where Dan lands, whether he wins or loses, and we all hope that he is going to win. Absolutely. is not going to matter what i'm seeing with the uh especially on x with the messaging uh the people that are surrounding him the fightback podcast posting some of the most insanely funny so speaking to generations they're going to vote for him right we have people creating content that speak to people in his district in meme format it's important
Speaker 12You need people that can work the messaging angle from both generations, multiple generations, whatever you want to call it. But at the end of the day, one of the things that I noticed is a lot of what's going on messaging-wise with Dan gets through. It doesn't get shut down. They're not community noting it because they can't.
Speaker 12Because if they do... This is from the Fight Back podcast, I believe. And anybody step in and correct me if I'm wrong there, but whoever is running his campaign on X right now is getting away with things that we have not seen from a political campaign. And the thing that I believe is most important about that is the people that run these platforms that try to silence truth, that might want to shut Dan up, shut up people that support Dan, are going to have to make a choice.
Speaker 12Okay, we either let it all through or nobody can talk about anything politically at all. There's either campaigns or there's none. So what he's doing is a breath of fresh air. What I'm seeing in support of him is a breath of fresh air. If they tried to shut that down, the Shryasand effect would be astronomical. That being said, it was a pleasure to be able to hear him just speak.
Speaker 12Just speak on a space outside of... The podcast that I've seen him in, he is absolutely no different. And anybody that knows him or follows him would be able to pin that down by playing back this recorded space. Absolutely no difference between the man that you know that you've seen talking with Jake Shields or the man that you know that was in this space this evening.
Speaker 12There is no discernible difference. That you can carry on. got randy fine you got people that literally just dance to to whatever the puppet strings of the puppet masters happen to make them do they're all little they're all little uh puppets being pulled by a marionette we know who's pulling the strings you don't see that with dan support dan um anything that i could possibly do to support dan i don't live in florida i have friends down there i will do um the grassroots is
Speaker 12extremely powerful with regards to this man and his backing and i'm just excited to be able to to speak with people that are as amped up about this as i am i'm not i'm one of those people that's like almost done voting in general but i'm telling you you can you can impact change on the local level all right dan is you know we're talking congressional but florida right
Speaker 12This is all scalable in the opposite direction. If you live in a district where you can affect change, where you could speak like Dan, where you could bring attention to things in a way that he's capable of doing, absolutely do it. The only way we change anything is like that. I'm going to land it there, man. I'm so glad to be in here.
Speaker 12Ian, thank you. I'm so glad I caught the tail end of him in here, man. What a movement to get behind, man.
Ian MalcolmNo, what a movement and what a moment in time. And it is, it's very curious because if we do this right, and when I say we, I mean all of us and all of whatever it is that we are building, where this ultimately is going to go is 20 or 30 or 40 years from now, people looking back and saying, look at these individuals that stood up and did the right thing, right?
Ian MalcolmThis is the, it's the revolution 2.0 and not kinetically, not violence, not any of that, right? But this is the detachment from literal foreign occupation, right? No taxation without representation. They once said to the British, I suppose, via the taxes that they were. And isn't it funny, given the taxation was so tiny in comparison to what is seen today.
Ian MalcolmNow it's half your paycheck along with either your sibling or your child to go fight a foreign war. And if you don't, you're an anti-Semite. Be excited to give away all of your things for this foreign occupation that hates you. And so we are in not only this specific window of time, but we have the opportunity as a result.
Ian MalcolmAnd there's that old adage that God will only give you what you can handle, folks. And it doesn't matter if you do or don't believe in a creator. I do believe that to be the case. And we are shouldering what we are capable of. And Dan is going to be shouldering a whole lot of it. And there's going to be a lot of arrows, a lot of slings.
Ian MalcolmBut if we all stand behind them and say to the mainstream media, why do you keep pointing that out? And why don't you care about the genocide that Randy Fine does support? Why are words so much more hurtful than actual bombs that are landing in children's backyards, right? And so we have this very strange window to either be the heroes or to idly stand by as the villains conquer everything.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's basically your choice. And if you want to be a hero, you're just going to be called a villain by the people who are villainous because they hate you for merely trying to be righteous. And so the window is ours. The time is ours. The time to stand up is now. And so I'm very humbled to be here with everybody that certainly the dance stop by and Orwellian as always humbled to have you here with us.
Ian MalcolmWith that being said, let's go to Mr. Mr. Andy, and then we'll check in with McMercy and then GMO.
Speaker 11Yeah, I mean, as I've said, it's great. We finally have someone running on the right platform and his victory will be crucial assuming he wins because that will kick the door open. And I think Republicans are going to really get knocked out in the midterms, which will create some more open seats in 2028 to get more candidates like Dan winning in house rates because it's a lot easier to win an open primary where there is not an incumbent than the lift that Dan's doing.
Speaker 11It's a heavy lift pun. intended with Randy fine. But again, let's say 2030 incumbents lose, which will be more in swing districts. That's 30 races come 2028 where there's no incumbent making it easier for Dan Bilzerian like candidate. Obviously we're not going to get another Dan Bilzerian because there aren't just a bunch of people with his views and the platform lying around.
Speaker 11But if we can just get more people running on those platforms and open seats, it's a lot easier than beating an incumbent that has the financial and media backing of a Randy Fine. That's much easier to be a no-name than someone who already has the established seat in the backing. Plus, in 2028, I think the economy is going to take a downturn, whether this Iran war ends or not, just that stock market's overinflated.
Speaker 11So people running against the system are going to have much more of an impact at that point. And I mean, Trump's mind will also just be gone at that point. It'll be so senile. It's just the entire Republican establishment is going to look so bad. Anyone associated with that is going to be toxic.
@mohammedakunjeeCan I just say, Andy, to you and to other people, we don't need that many Dan Belzerians. What we need is like 15 or 20 people that are like-minded into a caucus. And then those are the people that will decide what happens. And it's really important that people understand. You don't need to win to have 239 or 218 Dan Belzerians to win this.
@mohammedakunjeeWe need 20 people because there are entrenched places in this country that will never, ever stop being Democrat. There's part of this country which are Republican and will never change. But what you need to do is to be able to get any legislation through, you need to have the numbers. And if you control 20 people, 25 people that are like-minded and they're like...
@mohammedakunjeeThomas Massey versions of politicians in America, you'll get so much done because they'll just say, you can't put that in. No, you can't send $3 billion to go and bomb people and put 850 Tomahawk missiles on someone. No, we need $320 million to fix the I-95, Volusia County. That project, the Volusia County I-95 refurbishment could turn it into an eight-lane highway for $320 million.
@mohammedakunjee$320 million is what you need to do that. And yet, in the first three or four days, $3 billion were put in just to Tomahawks. Why? Because we want to go and blow up some brown people to make someone else rich over here to help Israel. So you don't need many. And as I said, you need about 20-odd people. And with that 20, that is a critical number, 20 to 25 people, because they can't get any legislation passed without going through the bottleneck of, this is the right thing to do.
Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And Andy, not sure if you had any additional remarks. If not, we'll go to Mr. Mercy.
Speaker 11Exactly. That really stymies it because there was just a couple good Republicans that forced the vote on the Epstein files because it looked like the Republicans were going to block it. But then you had Thomas Massey, MTG, she was still in there, Mace, and it was just a few Republicans that sided with the Democrats. And after it was clear they had a majority...
Speaker 11then it forced all the Republicans to be like, oh yeah, yeah, I support it. And let's be clear, the Democrats really didn't support the Epstein Files release because they did nothing under Biden. They were only pushing it because now that Trump's president, all of the responsibility falls on him. But let's be honest, these have been sitting around for a decade plus, but just a few Republicans that were willing to go against Trump were able to push that into the open.
Speaker 11And obviously we haven't gotten close to anything, but it was enough to still wake Republicans a good amount of people up that weren't already woken up at that point. So just a few representatives there was huge, and that was like three. So imagine what you could do with 20.
Ian MalcolmNo, and Andy, the big piece there, whether it's three or 20, once there's one, and I know it might sound a little bit overly rosy or optimistic, but if you think about it, Thomas Massey has done a massive amount just to try and bring attention to some pretty radical, quote-unquote, issues, right? Things that are essentially untouchable.
Ian MalcolmThe third rails, Epstein files being a really good example of it. And so the difference one person willing to stand up and say, this is ridiculous, and to call the balls and strikes with integrity, with honesty, especially on this one issue, it can do a lot more than I think a lot of people give it credit for. So we are, this is the beachhead, right?
Ian MalcolmThis is the big... First little battle is getting enough national attention on this and getting enough local support for a candidate that we can make this a major talking point, both in this case for Florida as well as in the Capitol. And lo and behold, we've got multiple candidates because of the likes of Casey Putsch that are taking on this issue and doing it with a lot of conviction, honesty, and integrity.
Ian MalcolmSo lots of love to all those candidates. Really quickly, before we go to Mr. McMercy, I did want to check in with David and just kind of circle back on that idea of just delivery, tone. Any thoughts or comments, David, that you would have as a man who's so eloquent and refined for Dan and kind of how he takes on that nuanced approach of both being bold and direct and authentic, while at the same time, perhaps trying to blend that in any capacity with the political world?
Speaker 4Well, My first question for Dan, if I was talking to him personally, would be, do you really think you can win? Are you in this to win? And if you are, you know, when I hear everybody on this space say, oh, don't go changing. I think of Billy Joel, who wrote Just the Way You Are, and then married Christie Brinkley. You know, you're all going to end up with a different candidate.
Speaker 4There is such a thing as matchups. When Mayweather fought Pacquiao, it was a question of matchups. When Muhammad Ali fought Frazier, it was a question of matchups. And it's how you match up and what strategy you use. I would tell Dan to take the word I and water it up and throw it away. Also, I don't really care about your biography.
Speaker 4You know, this is not, this is about you. This is about you.
Speaker 4the Game of Thrones tribes all against the White Walkers. The candidate you're running against has betrayed our country. You have to talk about that. The candidate that you run against wants to take the money out of the mouths of the children of Florida and give it to people in Israel to bomb other children in Gaza. He must...
Speaker 4Be virulently on the offense and never talk about any of these other things. I don't care about the life changes that you've made. And I'm sorry. I really like this guy, by the way. But this isn't personal. This is my advice. I don't care about the fact that you have succeeded in life. All of these things are responses when people call you out.
Speaker 4And I respect the fact that he's ready and he has these things ready to unsheathe. But you always have to talk about the problem. And the problem is betrayal. That's it. You're not running against a bad or incompetent fireman. You're running against a dedicated arsonist. You're running against someone who spits on the graves of acres of American soldiers buried at Arlington who fought for our right to free speech, who fought for liberality, who fought for tolerance.
Speaker 4And your opponent believes in none of these things. Your opponent stands on the dark side of history where everybody that we oppose, everything that America stands against is genocide and intolerance and, of course, censorship and brutality. No liberality. The individual does not own his few cubic feet of flesh. So I would just say this.
Speaker 4He does need to change his message. He needs to be 100% on the offense. And that means talking nothing about himself and nothing about his story and everything about the worst congressman in American history, Randy Swine.
Ian MalcolmNo, well, well delivered in the the memes of Randy Swine are pretty funny and lots of love to to Michael Rechtenwald, the wonderful Dr. Rechtenwald, I should say. And as the pack, the sign that they put up on the side of the road in Florida against Randy Fine, obviously impactful, getting a lot of eyeballs and making a pretty big splash on social media because it is a bit inflammatory.
Ian MalcolmBut I think sometimes the inflammatory is good. It's part of being offensive. It's saying, look how evil this thing is. And so, David, really well stated there. With that, let's go to Mr. McMercy and then we'll check in with GMO.
@hussainshafieiHello, Ian, Truth, David, everyone else, Joanne and Hossein Ali Shafi. I'm very glad to be here. And I just wanted to point out two things. I think the message and the procedure, the process and the motions he has to go through to get there. I think on the message, I'm with Truth and Uncle Haz and David, that the message was authentic.
@hussainshafieiI listened to him. And I wish it was longer than that, but it was all the way authentic. I didn't see anything in there that was in conflict with itself. And I do think that is his very well-used and very powerful weapon against his opponents and anyone who wants to attack him. But on the other side of things, the process side of things, I just want to point out that he talked about his company and said just $100 million worth of sale.
@hussainshafieiBut I had one lawyer, he was Jewish, and I paid him $100,000, and I lost that case, and I'm trying to fix it now. I'm thinking that means a little bit... being careless with the legal side of things, the process that he has to go through in order to get there when he wants to get somewhere, he doesn't have patience for that.
@hussainshafieiAnd I think that could be his Achilles heel. And if he pays more attention to that, for instance, the first attack against him by the fat Jew was about his dual citizenship, saying he has other passports and so on. So it means that the other side knows his strengths, which is his message and authenticity, and his weakness, which is...
@hussainshafieiyou know the process so i think if i wanted to just tell him one thing and i think that should be taken care of that is he has to pay more attention to the process that he has to go through just saying i'm willing to throw away my two other passports That doesn't solve the problem. He has to consult professional lawyers and see what the process is, what the weaknesses are, and how he can deal with them before getting there.
@hussainshafieiBecause if you learn something from those Jews, if they have a card, a trump card, they know they're going to win with it. They're not going to just play it right away. They're going to wait until we can do anything about this, and then they're going to play it. think he has to be careful on that front and that's it and on the other side the message i think the message itself is very good but the delivery as david pointed out it has to be worked on because just saying stuff over and over again it is good people need to hear it but you need to work on your delivery so that people would understand it better and spread it better and it could be framed in a more beautiful way maybe but his
@hussainshafieiauthentic. And I love that about him. And I do wish him the very best. I do hope that he and the likes of him get into Congress and can change things for you people over there in the United States.
Ian MalcolmNo, wonderfully stated, Mercy. And I could not agree with you more. And both on the attack, the delivery, and to Truthteller's comments earlier, I think the authenticity of Dan is one of his strongest assets, right? He's basically thrown everything on the table. And in many ways, that is one of the let's say the most dangerous weapons of, uh, this machine is traditionally a lot of individuals will go into politics.
Ian MalcolmThey've got the skeletons in the closet. And I feel like Dan Bilzerian basically just wheels out all of his, uh, every, every Halloween. He just throws them out of the front lawn. He's like, this is who I am. Here's the good, the bad and the ugly. And, uh, in doing so is kind of taken away. Uh, I think it was rabbi earlier saying you need to grab the pistol before they do.
Ian MalcolmWell, Bilzerian's already grabbed that pistol and just said, here, you can have it. Here's all the skeletons that I have to offer. And it's taking, you know, perhaps some wind out of the sail of the opposition there, which is wonderful. So very well stated. And with that, let's continue right along here. Let's go to Mr. GMO.
Ian MalcolmAnd then we will go to Mr. True over there.
Speaker 13Hey, guys. So this was in regards to what David said. I completely agree with him. And, you know, he's 100 percent correct on this as well. Me as an American, I do stand with Dan and I like his message. However, I don't know. Haas, Uncle Haas. I think he's like working really close with him. I'm not sure. Are you working with him in person, like in real life?
Speaker 13Like, are you meeting with him or are you guys doing virtual? Like, how's that working out for you guys? That's one question. And the other question, how are you going to convince him to advocate for boycotts, like national boycotts around the nation, which is something that me and my, you know, like the people that I know in Tampa and Florida would also, you know, press behind you guys on that, you know?
Speaker 13in terms of boycott, because that's really important to us, to me personally as well, because, you know, we got to just get rid of those shitty businesses, as the truth always mentions. What are your thoughts on that, Uncle Haas? And would you be open to, you know, something like that and collaborating?
@mohammedakunjeeListen, I don't know anything about the boycotts or anything like that. If you're talking about boycotting Israeli products, that's not what we're focusing on right now. And when I say I'm focusing on, I'm literally... He accepted my offer of help about 10 hours ago. So I have already been working on the campaign and I'm going to be throwing things to him.
@mohammedakunjeeHis lead managers are all the American guys that work with Thomas Massey and the rest of his people. I'm literally coming on as a consultant to give him an extra angle. And also, obviously, I was the national election coordinator for the Workers' Party of Britain. As I said, that's a specific skill set for... political parties and it's about helping with the messaging.
@mohammedakunjeeI am not going to be able to get the messaging right from where I am in London because I'm not an American. So that's all going to get done from there. But the technical things that need to get done to allow him to work out, because you've got 884,000 voters in the District 6 area, okay, or people that live in that area.
@mohammedakunjeeWe've got to work out segmentation of who is who, how many veterans are there, right? You know, what do those veterans need? Do they need more weapons to go to, what's it called, to the wars across the world? Or do they need to have, you know, not have to wait 100 days for mental health and specialist care at James A. Haley Hospital, which is what's happening at the moment?
@mohammedakunjeeCould we have that money instead of for shock and awe and having it for something like, you know, a staff radiologist in Daytona Beach? So those are the things that we need to target. And it's called micro-targeting of situations. That's what I'm going to be able to do. The rest of the stuff, it's not for me to tell him what to do.
@mohammedakunjeeI'm just going to give him the things that I think matter on a granular level to people in his district. And it's up to him then to put that into the, what's it called, into the overall plan that is put in place by the people he's got wrapped around him. I'm going to be the guy that... provides him with data points. I'm going to be watching Randy Fine on a daily basis and finding how I can fuck that guy for every time he opens his mouth, like just literally shove something down his throat.
@mohammedakunjeeThat's what's going to happen to Randy Fine. So, yeah. But this isn't granular, right? It's the youth vote, right? It's the youth vote, right? It's not just the youth vote. It's the veterans as well. It's also, there are a lot of boomers out there that are... been voting with Randy Fine, but Randy Fine is now literally sitting there telling us how he wants $200 billion to go outside the country to go to another war.
@mohammedakunjeeAnd people's roads, you know, like, as I said, like, it's $3 billion to fix I-95 for the whole length of Florida.
Speaker 4How big is your prospect universe? How many voters are there in the primaries?
@mohammedakunjeeIf I could get, if we could get, if we can convince 20 people, 20,000 people, 20,000 students,
@mohammedakunjeeto vote, to actually go and vote in the primary, I think we could win this election. 20,000. And that is, that's not being generous, but that is what we need. Also, the good thing about it is the messaging that Dan has got, and if we can get young people involved in this project, and they hate... Sorry to interrupt. I'm hearing doubles.
@mohammedakunjeeCan you guys recycle me?
Ian MalcolmYeah. Of course I can.
@mohammedakunjeeIf we can get young people to get involved in this campaign, they are the most integral and important people because the masses of people that come out are the reason why other people will follow it as well. I don't know if you guys have seen, there's like a video of a guy that puts a speaker on the ground, he starts dancing, then two people come along and start dancing, and then it becomes 12, and then suddenly you've got hundreds of people dancing.
@mohammedakunjeeThat's the kind of thing we need to do with young people in America or in District 6, the university students.
Speaker 14It's called a flash mob.
@ehsanjoarderYou know what's funny, Uncle? Uncle Haas, I was actually telling him that we had a private call with Dr. Cynthia McKinney about a week ago today. in that call i mentioned this because i he might he mentioned like the uphill battle with the boomers the old folks and you know the people who are trump voters and he's been vocally anti-trump very anti-trump and republican you know kind of backdrop and i was telling him there's so many kids that you know probably already know like a lot of this stuff that you know and you just got to mobilize them make sure that they're able to vote and uh get out in front of them and i i sent him a list of you know high schools because you know there are going to be people in high school that are going to be able to vote
@ehsanjoarderknow and and also the universities and you know having everybody get canvassed and have an event make sure you have good security i was actually i actually hit up a guy i know a german guy in dc that does uh amazing like personal physical you know security vests and things like that So I'm doing the best I can on this side, but I definitely mentioned that because I think that's a crucial thing that a lot of people don't look at.
@ehsanjoarderCertainly Randy Fine is not trying to waste his time going to a high school or a college and talking to anybody. That's just not going to work. Maybe a Hillel 10-person audience, but outside of that, it's not going to work for him. So that's a wide-open demographic for him, and they're already on it.
@mohammedakunjeeI want him to go to a university. I want him to go and talk at a university or a high school because that would be a nice video clip. That would be a nice viral shit for us. to use what will happen to him.
Speaker 4Well, the idea would be to have people at the university doing that for you, right? I mean, Scott Pressler, who was very successful for the Trump campaign in the swing states, and he has millions of followers. Well, how did he do that? They would actually register them. They'd walk up to them and get them to register on their phones.
Speaker 4You have to take them to their site. You have to walk them through it and get them to register. Now, we know that... We know that that under 40 crowd and that student crowd is anti-Israel. But you have to motivate them to get them to go and vote. And the beginning of that is to get them to register. You understand?
@ehsanjoarderThat's why Ian would be so helpful. He talked about that. He's going to break it all down for the campaign. By the way, has anyone studied what Brad Parscale did with, I think it was Trump 2? although it didn't work, but they did steal the election because he became, um, an asset of Israel and he's working on the Netanyahu, I guess, side now.
@ehsanjoarderUm, but Brad Parscale did some important work. He kind of blended the traditional media and the, you know, new media. And, um, I mean, Dan would be better than anyone else at it because he's genuine. So, uh, when I see what happened in Trump in 16 and, you know, some of the stuff, I think that. Dan taking the same approach, like overall, obviously he has his own personality.
@ehsanjoarderAnd that's one of the things about nitpicking an individual. People like the authenticity more than anything because everything is so fucking fake and gay. And as a result, you can just be normal and you can make a lot of mistakes and you can misspeak and maybe get a couple of facts wrong here and there. But if you're honest and straightforward, people really like that.
@ehsanjoarderAnd so you can't really go too crazy with that. I think in his case, the best option is to look at the audience and deliver the message cater to that audience and, you know, have at least some sense of what you're going to say beforehand. I mean, I think he's probably going to freestyle a lot. And, you know, that's one of the things, Haas, I mean, if, you know, he's going to have to get motivated to talk like in a certain way.
@ehsanjoarderYou saw earlier today, he said. I don't like giving speeches. And a lot of people who are humble and have lived life and achievers, they have that attitude, especially believers. Believer achievers.
@mohammedakunjeeWe're not going to be changing the way Dan does things. Dan has got his own style. It's gotten where he's got at the moment. And it's not about getting him to change. It's about just looking at his capabilities and what he's got already on the plate and then just turning that into a more popular way. And I've got to be honest with you, he resonates across multiple, multiple groups already.
@mohammedakunjeeSo it's, you know, why go and change something that is actually a winning formula? And Dan's way of conversing with people.
Speaker 4Well, you don't know whether it's a winning formula, my friend.
@mohammedakunjeeDavid, what I can say to you is, David, the way I'm saying to you is, he's very popular. He's very popular the way he's going forward at the moment. And he's gaining traction with a lot of people. So that in itself will hopefully be a winning thing because he hasn't won yet. I get what you're saying, he hasn't won anything yet, but his popularity is on the rise and his messaging is on the rise as well.
Speaker 4Yes, and if he gets thrown off of a campus because he tries to speak and he tries to speak on their radio program, that's really good, okay? There's no shame, as Pericles said, the great Athenian, in losing except for the unwillingness to try. And so giving speeches and talking on radio programs and getting thrown off, in other words, getting in contention, is a very good thing, especially for young people.
Speaker 4That's a really big thing. If he goes on college campuses and they say, no, you're not allowed to speak here. No, your message is dangerous. That's winning in and of itself.
@mohammedakunjeeI agree with you, and it's not for me to tell him.
Speaker 3If you really want to cater to the youth audience, you've got to cater to what matters to them, and that's tuition, student loan debt, of course, employment opportunities, and boycotting actually does matter. The fact that they've made BDS illegal in the state of Florida, plus they have anti-Semitism laws that govern dissent has passed, this is stuff that needs to get exposed.
Speaker 3Guys like Dan Milserian stand against that. They're pro-free speech, of course, pro-ability to assemble and be able to express dissent. and call out this foreign occupation of the state and beyond. So like Florida is like a mini Israel. So it will absolutely resonate. And look, boycotts do work beyond just BDS. It's boycotting all the crappy businesses that impact your life.
Speaker 3And of course, pushing for things like, you know, fasting over overeating and boycotting all the crappy like fast food businesses, fake food businesses, of course, and things like, you know, sports, entertainment, Netflix. all sources of subversion and push things like LGBTQ and also gay culture lifestyle and all the rest, which is just degeneracy.
Speaker 3And since he's for monogamy and things like that, great. Reversion back to traditional lifestyle. So it's boycotting not just businesses, but also that crappy, degenerate, communist-geared lifestyle that they've been promoting for decades now. So that's the boycott that I think GMO is trying to express, and that's a way to be able to resonate with the youth.
Speaker 3to mobilize them to want to vote because, hey, this guy is officially anti-establishment and boycotting their way of life is the best way to express it.
Speaker 13Truff, I had a question for you. Did he mention that or did he talk about that? I was a little late. Did you guys get to press him on that or at least mention?
Speaker 3Well, of course I did, yeah. I did mention that boycotting is the way to go and that there should be also a war on wage and obesity. There's no excuse to be fat. One of the ways to, of course, do that is through fasting and taking better care of your health and for everyone to realize that you have agency on that rather than feel helpless and wait for anyone to come around.
Speaker 3These are points that need to be crafted properly, expressed to that particular demographic especially, because they're the ones that are going to hear it loud and clear and want to see a difference made. It'll only happen when more guys like him step up and aren't fearful that there's currently laws in place to prevent your ability to push for a BDS movement or even call out
Speaker 3you know, the anti-Semitism laws in place, which are a violation of the Constitution. So, yeah, there's a lot wrong that needs to get fixed. Again, it just needs to be expressed properly and consistently every day. And then that will motivate people to want to get up and ideally vote. Of course, again, they still have agency, irrespective of the outcome of the election.
Speaker 3So keep, again, being anti-establishment by, you know, boycotting their way of life. Guys, I'm going to have to go.
@mohammedakunjeeCan I just say goodnight to you all?
@submission2tIf you could just stay for a minute, I wanted to share something.
@joann_marieYes, love you so much, Uncle Haas, and I'm praying for you. I hope you feel better.
Ian MalcolmAnd Dr. Strange, real quick, Uncle Haas, if you had any kind of closing remarks or words of positivity before you walk off, we'd love those.
@mohammedakunjeeOkay, so all I can say to you is I truly believe that Dan Belzerian is one in a generational a person that can change the way American politics is done. He's absolutely raw. We need more people like him. And the best way to get more people like him is to make him a winner. And we're going to need as much money as we can raise.
@mohammedakunjeeAnd the money that needs to come in needs to come in from, you know, I'd rather it was small amounts of money. So we're not asking for people to put a million pound in or something stupid or a million dollars. If people can turn around and give $15, $20 and let that build up, that's a lot better for any campaign. And the thing is, you need to understand it.
@mohammedakunjeeDan is not for sale. He's not a political person that's looking to sell himself to anybody. You're going to get a genuine article, human being that is basically, you get what you pay for. And what you pay for is an honest human being that is sick and tired of everything that's happened. And he's seen what's the corruption that's happening to his country.
@mohammedakunjeeAnd he wants to stand up and do the right thing. Now, if you can support him in any way, if you live in District 6, if you're a student that hears this message, get involved in the campaign. And hopefully in the next few days, you know, everything will be set up properly. And I'm sure that Dan's team will be advertising and everything else.
@mohammedakunjeeWe need your support because we need to change the way America's being done at the moment. Because at the moment, it's being done for an elite group of people. who don't care about the American public or the American civil society, the way it's going at the moment, the direction of civil society in America is not the right direction.
@mohammedakunjeeIt's, you know, we need to change that. And America has to change for a better thing. And I think Dan is a good example of someone that could make a big difference. So that's all I wanted to say. With your permission, I need to go. I've got builders coming to my house at eight o'clock and I need to get ready. All right.
@submission2tGood night to you all. Haas, this is Dr. Strange. Wanted to share something with you. Should I do it now or just send you a message? Dude, you've got my phone number.
@mohammedakunjeeJust message me, okay? Love you. Take care, guys. Take care. Good night. God bless.
@joann_marieI love Haas so much.
Ian MalcolmNo, he's absolutely the best. And Dr. Strange, not sure if you wanted to jump in here. on the tale of what Uncle Haas was saying. If not, we'll go to Mr. True, True to the Rescue, and then we'll come back, and we will get to Mr. Yitz. That should be interesting. But Dr. Strange, go for it, unless you want to defer to True to the Source.
@submission2tNo, I think mine is in connection with the discussion, so it would be better if I just go in now.
Speaker 15Okay.
@submission2tBut thank you again. I can't thank you enough for what you're doing. Back to back, you know, I believe a year ago, you and I had a space on election strategies. And now to see you actually do this, man, this like puts it on steroids. So thank you so much. Can't thank you enough for all the effort and time you put into this along with Truth and Joanne and everybody else.
@submission2tSo I've actually worked on campaign strategies and I have a graduate degree in political psychology. And most of it was focused on political campaigns. So, of course, based on what David said, there's the messaging that really needs to be fine-tuned. And there's so much that you can actually do with Randy Swine, you know, because the fat bastard hasn't really accomplished anything in the past couple of years.
@submission2tYou just look at what he's spent his time on. A lot of it has nothing to do with Florida. He's been spending most of his time basically attacking Muslims. and Islam for God knows how long, that's the majority of his time. He's never made a single post about the Epstein group or Epstein or denouncing them, right? And then most importantly, for Florida, because there's so many universities in Florida in his district, never once have I come across anything, and I follow him, by the way, I monitor every post.
@submission2tNever once has he done anything to, push for jobs for these students who are graduating and to ensure that the H-1B visa fraud is basically curtailed. So these are really sticking points that need to be discussed. Now, the more important point that I want to get to is the campaign execution, because that's where, you know, you can even have great messaging, but if you're not executing, it's not going to go anywhere.
@submission2tOne of the most overlooked and underutilized methods of getting people to register or getting out the vote is by having an outdoor festival social event, right? You book an event at a park, you ensure that there's some attractions that get people to come, get the crowds to come. I mean, Belzerian is a attraction itself.
@submission2tI'm sure you can bring in other people, possibly even celebrities, whatever it may be. You can even have just a brisket cookout and then invite all the college students or whichever demographic you're targeting. But the key is that once you bring them in, for them, the entry fee is to get them to go and register. So you have buses ready that the moment they come in,
@submission2tor at some point during the day, there are buses that will take them to the county registration, get them registered and bring them back. On their own, they're not gonna do it, especially college students. But if you do it in this way, the numbers are astoundingly high. And there's more that you could do to ensure that these people actually then later on come out and vote.
@submission2tThe other point is,
Speaker 4Wouldn't you have them just register on their phone, my friend? What was that? Wouldn't you have them just register on their phone? Why would you take them somewhere else?
@submission2tI don't think you can do it on your phone.
Speaker 4Can you in Florida?
@submission2tBecause I know from, at least in the state that I live in, I don't think you could do it on your phone. If you could, even better. You could do it right then and there and get them to register on the spot. But if you're in Florida, if they don't allow you, you have to go and sign it where they see your ID and stuff, then you may have to actually have those buses in line.
@submission2tThe other part is volunteerism, right? This is critical. If volunteers, the studies have shown that people who believe in your cause and then they subsequently volunteer for you, they're going to be far better than paid volunteers. Again, I'll discuss this with Haas. Hopefully, I'm sure he knows this stuff anyways, but I figured I'd just put that in.
@submission2tI landed there. It's pretty late and you guys have been going on for a long time. So I appreciate you hosting the space and I look forward to Randy Swine losing.
Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and, uh, on the space, I just want to give absolute 100% credit for the construction of this and the, uh, all of the pieces that put it in place to Mr. Truth teller, the incomparable, uh, this was his, his show. And I, I know that he got tied up with a professional matter, uh, that ran a little long.
Ian MalcolmSo I'm, I'm just, as always, I'm, I'm playing Robin. And, uh, this time I got to be in the black uniform, not the green and What is it? The green and red tights. They don't fit me so well. It's not really becoming. Instead, we go with the black leather like Chris. What was the actor? David, help me. I know you know this one.
Ian MalcolmChris something. He was.
Speaker 4You got me.
@joann_marieOh, no.
Ian MalcolmChris. He was with George Clooney as Robin. Chris something. He was on E, not ER.
@joann_marieI know the guy.
Ian MalcolmChris O'Donnell, yeah. Yes, yes. Or Chris O'Donnell. Chris O'Donnell. Yes. I'll try to be the Chris O'Donnell Robin instead of the one from, I guess it was the 60s. But no, very well stated.
Speaker 4I think Truth would be happy to be Chris O'Donnell.
Ian MalcolmNo, Truth gets to be George Clooney. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 4He had a guy last night telling him how beautiful his voice is, so I think that he's perfectly happy in both roles.
Speaker 14Ian, do you know Clooney was voted the worst Batman out of all of them? I like the Michael Keaton one, the original. With Danny DeVito as the penguin.
Ian MalcolmWell, we could do an entire space on this. I heard somebody once suggest, I thought it was very well stated. They said Christian Bale was the best Batman, but that Michael Keaton was the best Bruce Wayne. It's a very interesting way to think through that. Yeah.
Speaker 4That's cool. I like that idea.
Ian MalcolmExactly. Keaton's a little quirky, right? You need that for Bruce Wayne. You can't be... I feel like Christian Bale's Batman was like Dan Bilzerian.
Speaker 4I want to be the butler, okay? The butler's just cool.
Ian MalcolmOh, he's Michael Caine. Alfred. You just can be the penguin, right?
Speaker 4Yeah, Alfred's the coolest, right? Well, and then, uh, so David, would you be Michael Caine or would you, I would, I would, I would, and I would be, I would be Michael Caine's version of, of the butler. And I, I, I know I'd be good at it because if you want to talk like Michael Caine, you just say a few words at a time.
Speaker 4That's so easy.
Ian MalcolmWell, and so here's another, uh, so part two, and then we will, uh, we'll certainly move along from this strange little tangent, but, uh, so, Who played Alfred in the most recent Batman that had the Twilight guy, Robert Pattinson, as Batman? Can you remember who was his Alfred?
Speaker 4Truth. That's on you, buddy. Come on. Answer this.
Speaker 3I stopped watching Hollywood movies, man. If I was able to answer that, I'd be a hypocrite. Sorry, David.
Speaker 4Oh, man. Joanne.
@joann_marieI have no idea.
Speaker 4Andy, come on. You can do this.
Ian MalcolmWho's got this one? It's a bit outside the norm, I suppose.
Speaker 4Joey or Doctor Strange for sure isn't going to help us.
Ian MalcolmAny takers? All right, somebody in the purple pill.
@submission2tWhat was the question? What was the question?
@joann_marieWho is the Alfred in the new Batman movie?
@submission2tI Googled it.
Ian MalcolmYou can't Google. Put it in the purple pill. The hint that I would give, if I'm not mistaken... He was also Die Hard with Vengeance. He was the villain from it. I might be wrong, and if I am, I apologize for giving a hint that's total red herring. But nonetheless, we will continue on. We'll see what's in the purple pill.
Ian MalcolmWe'll see if somebody gets the answer to this one.
@submission2tWasn't it the guy from Game of Thrones, the father Lannister?
Ian MalcolmNo, I don't think it was the guy who played Tywin Lannister, but he does kind of look like him. He does have one of my favorite, if I'm thinking the right person, one of my favorite voices of all-time Hollywood people. So that'll be an interesting one. I hope I'm thinking the right person. If I'm not, boy, that's going to be an unfortunate one for me.
Ian MalcolmBut anyway, let's continue on with some of the hands. I know that we've got Mr. True, so let's go there. And then we will check in with the one and only Mr. Yitz. And we'll get his thoughts before we go down to Amina.
Ian MalcolmHey, can you hear me? We sure can. All right.
Speaker 16Yeah, I just wanted to say I appreciate you and Truth and David and Lou and your guys' shows that you guys put on. Andy, the pissed-off patriot. David, the speaker. I appreciate all you guys' information. And mainly, this is just a question from Truth. He's got all the decentralized information. When are you going to be hosting a space on a way to make money without using the dollar?
Speaker 16That's all I got. Just appreciate you guys.
@joann_marieAll right. Well, thank you so much for coming up. And yeah, this is a collective movement, so it's all of us.
@joann_marieAnd guys, please repost this page and follow Ian and Truth and David and our amazing, amazing speakers. And thank you so much, everybody, for being here. Oh, it's Jeremy Irons. I read that.
Ian MalcolmSomeone called it out and gives some kudos and some credit. Although I'm seeing that it's Andy Serkis is actually coming up on IMDb. So maybe I'm wrong, but I was thinking Jeremy Irons. So perhaps I am incorrect on this one. But if so, woe is me. Womp womp. Let's continue right on. We will go to Mr. Yitz. David, am I wrong?
Ian MalcolmJeremy Irons, one of the great voices of Hollywood.
Speaker 4I love his voice. I just don't know. Look, I didn't look in Google.
Speaker 14He was Scar on The Lion King. He played Scar.
Speaker 4And then he didn't he play in the remake of Lolita by Nabokov? Yes. Great voice. That he does.
@joann_marieBut you guys were wrong. It's someone else. I'm going to Google. I didn't want to tease.
Ian MalcolmI could have sworn that it was.
Speaker 14Leave it to a woman. David, he played Humberto in the Kubrick.
Speaker 4Yeah, Humbert, Humbert. Well, no, Kubrick was, that was somebody else. The actor that was like James Mason or somebody, you know, but no. And they should never have done it again, by the way. And the novel is great. For anybody else, Nabokov was the greatest stylist who ever lived. And he wrote first in Russian, second in French, and third in English.
Speaker 4And yet somehow he managed to write better in English than most people ever had.
Ian MalcolmAnd for what it's worth, Jeremy Irons did play Alfred. But he played Alfred in Batman vs. Superman, the movie. So, womp womp me. What is Ian Malcolm gets it wrong for 500, Alex.
Ian MalcolmBut let's continue right along. We'll check in with Mr. Yitz.
Speaker 5Yeah. Thank you for giving me the mic for a second time. I just wanted to say, Ian and Joanne, that people better be reposting this space because it has not been advertised. It has not been the space... To end all spaces on X, there was a little bit over a thousand listeners when Dan was on. Now it's dropped to a little over 800.
Speaker 5You know, he's not as popular. You know, like I said, he's a gimmick, as I posted in the comments. I don't think anyone is really going to vote for him. I don't think, you know, sort of, I mean, he's too radioactive. No one's going to vote for him. It's going to either be Randy or it's going to be somebody else. And the same with... What makes him radioactive, my friend?
Speaker 5Everything about him. His views, his life, his hypocrisy, just everything about him. Hypocrisy?
@joann_marieWhat do you mean? He's not a hypocrite. He's very straightforward.
@ehsanjoarderJust say anti-Semite. You know you want to. Come on.
Speaker 5I wanted to add, if anyone caught him, I might have been the only one who caught it, but he said if the country doesn't go his way, He's going to flee to Thailand. So much for being an American forced patriot, by the way. So much. Well, let me ask you this, my friend. You just go to Thailand all the time.
@ehsanjoarderYou want to kill him so bad.
Speaker 17You guys get beat up there all the time.
@ehsanjoarderYou got enough Israelis over there that can get him if you really want to. Well, I have a question for my friend. If God will let you. If God will let you.
Speaker 4Okay. So my question for Yitz is, if you were Dan and you wanted to beat Randy, fine. How would you do that?
Speaker 5I would stay away from poison.
Speaker 4Not what you would stay away from, but what would be your talk track? You understand that there's a bit of a weak point with Randy on his overwhelming support of Israel at the expense of Americans. I mean, the perception of that, that talk track. I know you don't agree with it, but... How would you exploit that?
@ehsanjoarderWell, they go kiss the wailing wall, hump the wall, denounce yourself. I'm asking just a question here.
Speaker 5If I can speak or not, I would appreciate it. Sure, go ahead. So number one, there are people who wave the Mexican flag. There are people who wave Italian flags. There are people of all sorts of ethnicities.
Speaker 4You sound like you're defending Randy. I'm asking you to help me beat Randy. How do we do that?
Speaker 5Why would I want to do that, David?
Speaker 4Well, look, you think that Randy's going to win.
Ian MalcolmDavid, and I apologize for jumping in here. Yet, why is it, just out of curiosity, why would you never, as you just suggested, why would you never do something that would go against Randy Fine? What is the bias there?
Speaker 5You're not going to be a Moser. I just want a strong America. Oh, you just want a strong America?
Ian MalcolmLet me catch you in this one, because you said, why would I ever go against Randy Fine? But if there was another candidate who was very pro-America... Why would that be an unreasonable suggestion that you would consider not- He's not pro-America.
Speaker 5He's a degenerate.
Ian MalcolmThat's what he is. Yes, bear with me. I want you to try. We don't have to spell the word hypothetical, but I want you to think through a hypothetical question. What if the alternative was far more pro-America than Randy Fine? Why is it completely out of the question for you to ever suggest that you would go- against Randy fine.
Ian MalcolmCould it perhaps be because you are both Jewish and you have an allegiance to your fellow Jew in different to literally in this case, every other factor that is at play.
Speaker 5I will never support Dan a full stop.
Ian MalcolmAnd I wanted to make one final point. Well, I'm answering it.
Speaker 5I would never support Dan. Now, I wanted to make one final point.
Ian MalcolmYes, we'll just allow you to go past this.
Speaker 5Sure, yeah. Yeah, yeah, thank you. So, you know, it's just hilarious. It's ironic. Just when I called George Galloway's show about maybe a year and a half ago on YouTube, and I posed the same challenge to him. And just like Dan tonight, he couldn't answer it. You guys had to drop me, unfortunately, and he refused to answer it.
Speaker 5It was a very simple question. Dan, just like George Galloway, is a Christian. He calls himself a Christian, but in reality he's not because he doesn't follow his own Bible. He goes against the Bible. He hates the Bible. He hates God. He hates everything about Judeo-Christian values. He hates everything about the Bible, and that's why he refuses to accept the teaching.
Ian MalcolmI'm asking you to defend that statement. It's a pretty broad brush you're painting with.
Speaker 5It's true. It's true.
Speaker 14How does he go against the Bible? Imagine a toddler.
Speaker 4Well, yes, the Bible says...
Speaker 5I'll be happy to explain. Okay, well, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 4Yes, the Bible says that Jesus is Lord and sits at the right hand of God. Do you agree with that?
Speaker 5You know what it also says... Hold on.
Speaker 4Yes, hold on, hold on, hold on. Slow down, buddy. Slow down. The Bible says that Jesus sits at the right hand of God, right? So do you agree with that?
Speaker 5No, I don't believe it.
Speaker 4Okay, so isn't it disingenuous? Because what you're basically saying is... I don't believe in your religion, but gosh, you're inconsistent with your religion. Well, you're already giving away the plot, aren't you? You're saying that I don't say anything. Who is it that invented the phrase by any means necessary? It's not Marx.
Speaker 4It's actually what? It is the Talmud. And you're operating by that principle. Come on, my friend. You don't care about the Bible. You don't give a crap.
Speaker 5David, there's an issue with your line of thinking.
@joann_marieAnd also, in the Bible, Jesus called the Jews vipers, children of hell, children of the devil, children of the wicked one. Like... He's following the New Testament like every Christian should.
Speaker 5Okay, I'll tell you what you are missing.
Speaker 4You're not going to offer Eve an apple again, are you?
Speaker 5I'll tell you what you are missing if you give me a moment to speak, please. You're missing the fact that Judaism can be true without Christianity, but Christianity cannot be true without Judaism. The foundation of Christianity is the Tanakh, and the Tanakh says that the Jews, that we would return to our homeland and, you know, that the land would bloom and all the divine processes would end in redemption.
@joann_marieIt says until your Messiah comes and you're Messiah. Right.
Speaker 4Judaism cannot be true. Judaism cannot be true with Christianity, right? Because, obviously, you cannot believe that Jesus is sitting at the right hand of God, right? No, no. I'm saying that my religion, my foundation is correct. Hold on. Yes. Hold on. The idea that Jesus sits at the right hand of God is mutually exclusive to what you believe.
Speaker 4Isn't that true? If you were to believe that Jesus sits at the right hand of God, well, first of all, you would no longer worship at a bank but a church. But still, putting that aside, you would actually not be Jewish. You would be a Christian, right?
Speaker 5Yeah, but, you know, the point is that Christianity needs Judaism to declare its own.
Speaker 4No, but hold on a second here. But you need Christianity to be not true. That's the point. I mean, isn't this kind of like disingenuous? when you're trying to measure people by a yardstick that you don't use, that you don't believe, that you think is an illegitimate measuring stick, then isn't that sort of disingenuous?
Speaker 4Isn't that something that a serpent would do? Isn't that something an insincere person would do, would be to use a yardstick that they themselves don't believe is worthy of measuring anything at any time, anywhere?
Speaker 5Okay, David, so I'm going to propose the same challenge to you, and let's see if you can tackle it. I guess why you didn't answer.
Speaker 4You did not answer.
Speaker 5So let me pose the same question I posed to Dan.
Speaker 4Let me ask you a question now that I can't answer yours.
Speaker 5Just real quick, and then I'll answer your question.
Speaker 4No, no, why don't you answer my question first? This is the way logic works. Just imagine it's a whiteboard. I wrote down the question on the front of the board, and you're saying... I failed, you beat me, you won. Okay, let's move on.
Speaker 5It's like kryptonite for them. No, hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on.
Speaker 4Imagine, listen, this is the way logicians work, right? Just imagine the question I asked you to be a question on the whiteboard. And what you're doing is you're saying, hey, I have to change the subject because I'm losing. Well, what have you really said? You're losing. That's what you said. That is the subject. You're losing.
Speaker 4I can't answer. I've lost. I'm punting. No, no. I'm the one who answered. I'll be happy to answer any question you want, but you won't answer mine. I just have a very, very direct question and you wouldn't answer it. Well, what is it? My question is, you're measuring someone by a measuring stick that you don't believe in.
Speaker 4You don't believe in the New Testament. You don't believe that Jesus is on the right hand of the Father. You believe that Jesus is burning in a vat of his own excrement in hell. And therefore, don't you think it's incredibly hypocritical for you to measure people by a yardstick that you don't believe is legitimate? Isn't that true?
Speaker 5Yeah, David, all I'm trying to say is that...
Speaker 4It's true or false, so you agree with me.
Speaker 5Good. Thank you. Wait, wait, wait. I answered your question. All I'm trying to say, David, is that I would think Christians like yourself or Dan, George Galloway, I would imagine, because they're Christians, that they have something they call the Old Testament. And it speaks about... What about the New Testament?
Speaker 4I was just talking about the New Testament. You don't believe in that?
Speaker 3Let me make it even easier for you. The Old Testament is validated as you claim. Then why are so many Jews gay? And why is there homosexuality practiced in Israel, the Jewish state? And why are there so many gay pride parades that the Jews sponsored? When in Leviticus 20, 13, it says, if a man has sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable.
Speaker 3That's a non-sequitur. One second, they are to be put to death. Their blood will be on their own hands. So why aren't Jews killing all the homosexuals? given that it's a sin according to the Old Testament. That's a non-sequitur. Excuse me, so you don't even believe in your Old Testament then? So the Jews are thy hypocrites, aren't they?
Speaker 5No, actually, if you study Gemara, you will find out that there were multiple bulwarks put in place. There was never, for example, a stoner child.
Speaker 3You can be a faggot?
Speaker 5Because Dan actually opposes faggotry.
Speaker 3Do you know who else opposes faggotry? Christians. You know what they say, actually? Do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived. Neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor male prostitutes, nor homosexuals, nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revelers, nor extortioners will inherit the kingdom of God.
Speaker 3That's Corinthians 6, 9-10. So put that in your craft bike and smoke it, buddy. Because it seems like they just described all the Jews and all the crimes that they commit on the daily in places like Israel.
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Please don't block me again. I wanted to make the point to answer your question.
Speaker 3Please don't block me again. Please, for being an infidel.
Speaker 5I meant to moot. I meant to moot. You can block me if you want. I meant to moot. Don't moot me again, please. I misspoke. Yeah, it says in the Torah that it says... Do you denounce homosexuality now, given that it's against your religion? I guess I can't speak.
Speaker 3Hold on a sec. Do you denounce homosexuality, which is against your religion? It's a simple yes or no.
Speaker 5I don't deny it. I don't denounce it.
Speaker 3Here's my point.
Speaker 5It says in the Torah that in certain cases you have to stone children. Yet, there is not one evidence that a child was ever stoned to death. Never happened. It never happened.
Speaker 3Yeah, I know, because you guys never followed your Torah. That's why Christianity came along.
Speaker 5No, because there's so much more to the Torah. There's the oral Torah.
@joann_marieTheir entire thing is tricking God and finding loopholes on how to trick God and get away with shit.
Speaker 3You gotta look behind the Ten Commandments. Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt not kill. How many times did Nino cheat on his wife, his first wife?
Speaker 5Look, without the Torah, you can't even read the Torah. You don't have the vows. There are no vows in the text. You can't even read it.
Speaker 3Is it against Jewish law to be an adulterer, which is what Nehemiah was?
Speaker 5You Christians rely on the Talmud to even read your Bible. Isn't that ironic?
Speaker 3You rely on the Talmud to look the other way, actually.
Speaker 5Yeah, you do. Explain to me. Explain to me.
Ian MalcolmSo, truth. Well, to the vows. I'll pose this question to you. Can you imagine... Hundreds of yitzes sitting around a room, constructing the Talmud, all debating with one another endlessly forever and ever and ever and never getting anywhere. Is that how we got to thousands of pages of the Talmud and all the wickedness that is there within that's trying to justify the most insane of positions?
Speaker 5Well, it's not wicked, and there's multiple voices in the Talmud, and it weaves different rabbis from the... It is wicked.
@joann_marieIt literally says that you can have sex with three-year-olds. Like, what the fuck?
Ian MalcolmOf the multiple voices, how many of them are multiple rabbis, and how many of them are rabbis that are merely schizophrenic?
Speaker 5Caduceus actually says that you can't even lust after a child, let alone rape them, God forbid.
Ian MalcolmSo why does another one say you can have sex with anyone over the age of three? It does not. It does not.
Speaker 3How a hymen comes back naturally if you rape a child, or girl in this case, who's less than three, how does a hymen come back physically? How's that ever happened?
Speaker 5The rabbis believed incorrectly that it could heal, but the rapist was still punished.
Speaker 3Are you saying the rabbi was wrong?
Speaker 5The rapist was punished and the child was still able to receive the dowry.
Speaker 3So if he was wrong about that, what else did he get wrong? That's the question, isn't it?
Speaker 5The child could be eligible to marry a coen. So it's just, you know, you misunderstand it again. But I wanted to pose my challenge one final time. I want to see if any question can tackle it.
Speaker 4Hold on. Hold on. Let me ask you one more question, my friend. So have you ever read the Koran? No. You haven't? You've never? I mean, I've read all these religious works. I'm surprised you'd be so incurious.
Speaker 5Never read the Koran? Okay. So you've read the Talmud, David, and the Zohar.
Speaker 4Well, I've read everything. Trust me. Well, let me ask you this.
Speaker 5It takes seven years to pay today during the daf.
Speaker 4It takes seven years for us. Yes, for the illiterate, I believe that, my friend. I believe it took you seven years. Yeah, I believe that. But listen, in the Talmud, I mean, I'm sorry, not in the Talmud, but in the Koran, it says in tables 82, strongest among men in cruelty to the believers, will you find the Jews? And nearest among them in love to the believers you'll find those who say we are Christians.
Speaker 4Because among these are men devoted to learning and men who renounce the world and they are not arrogant. Why is it? Why is it that the Holy Koran said such nice and beautiful things about Christians and not Jews? What do you think that is, my friend?
Speaker 5I mean, if you think Muslims... No, no, hold on.
Speaker 4I'm not asking you what the contents of my mind are. I'm asking you, why is it, do you think, that the Holy Koran has such solicitude, generous kindness towards Christians, and yet they don't say that about Jews? What do you think? Do you think they're just... racist? Or do you think they're racist in one direction?
Speaker 3They might be anti-Semite, right? They're anti-Semitic.
Speaker 5David, from my recollection of having glossed over the Quran, it seems to say a lot of hateful things about lots of people, including Christians.
Speaker 4Okay, but I just read to you... But that's one verse. But listen, Muhammad didn't have to say it.
@ehsanjoarderThere's another verse that says most of the Jews are treacherous.
Speaker 4Hold on, my friend. I know you don't care. By the way, I do. Hold on. Hold on, my friend.
Speaker 6David, just one second, please. Sure. Give me one verse in the Quran that says hateful things about anyone other than the Jews. One. Give me one. I'm sitting and waiting for you.
Speaker 4Okay, I'll wait too.
Speaker 6One.
Speaker 4Go ahead, Yitzch. One thing that the Quran says about anybody else but the Jews.
Speaker 5I'm not an expert in the Quran, but I do know that it gives Israel to the Jews. Do you know that? The land it says belongs to us.
Speaker 6No, it doesn't.
Speaker 5In fact, the Quran never mentions Jerusalem once. It never mentions Jerusalem a single time. And when you pray, you pray toward Mecca. You turn your back on Jerusalem. You don't even pray toward Jerusalem.
Speaker 6Well, so do I. Just one second, David. By the way, something very important happened in this space. This guy came in and said Dan Balzarian, I think you guys were talking about Dan Balzarian, am I right, is not a Christian because he is not following the Bible and he is not following the... Then somebody asked, I think David asked him, do you believe in the Bible?
Speaker 6He said no. I believe in Tanakh. I don't believe in the Christian Bible. This is the real thing that they do always, even in politics, by the way, guys. Even when they tell you it's America's interest, this is what they do to the American people. This is exactly what they do. They don't give a fuck about America. They just want to use you.
Speaker 6This is the purest example what this guy just did.
Speaker 4And it's not just that they don't give a fuck about America. And Yitz is really good at this, my friend Yitz. They don't care about ideology. They will use any ideology. They pull your own Christian Bible out. and point it at you, and weaponize it against you, knowing that they think that the star, the main character of that, which is Jesus, is burning in a vat of his own excrement in hell.
Speaker 4I mean, what is more devious? What is more insidious than that? The fact that they don't care, they don't believe in anything. You know what this is? This is Nihilism.
Speaker 5This is the synagogue of Satan, David. I mean, what are you trying to get here, you know? Yeah.
Ian MalcolmI think you nailed it, my friend. But hang on. But you just said... 36 seconds ago, oh, I don't believe that about Jesus. And then moments later you say, but he said these awful things about the Jews as if you would then defend that position. So which is it?
Speaker 5No, no, I'm not saying it's evil per se.
Speaker 6Nobody knows what Jesus says, but what the New Testament says. Ian, let's make it very easy. Who is Jesus? Define him, please.
Speaker 5We've gone over this before plenty of times. No, it's okay.
Speaker 6We can do it one more time.
Speaker 5How about this?
Speaker 6Before we do it,
Speaker 6We can do it one more time.
Speaker 5Then I want to ask my question for the audience and anyone can.
Ian MalcolmWe're going to let you answer Ibrahim's wonderful question, and then we're going to move to the next speaker because it gets a little bit tiring becoming the show.
Speaker 5Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, I mean, that's OK, Ian. I mean. My case, it's even greater, my case stands, that no Christian can answer the question, the challenge of, you know, how do they explain the redemption of Israel if God hates the Jews? Dan couldn't answer it, George Galloway couldn't answer it. No one on here is willing to answer it.
@ehsanjoarderThe question was, who is Jesus? Who is Jesus?
Speaker 5Okay, I believe Jesus was most likely a good Jewish boy. He fought against Rome in a prison. And he was crucified, you know, because he was crucified. Yeah, by the Jews. No, by the Romans, and even Tacitus, the Roman historian, even Tacitus, an extra-biblical source.
Ian MalcolmCan you tell us your worldview again that Jesus loved the Jews?
Speaker 6By the way, Ian, I'm sorry I'm interrupting you.
Ian MalcolmI think you said last time that Jesus was trying to defend the Jews against the Romans. Isn't that your worldview?
Speaker 6No, no, this is very important. This is very important. Look what he said. He said he was crucified by the Romans. Didn't Caiaphas stand and say we have no king but Paisar?
Speaker 5I mean, no, no, no.
Ian MalcolmAnd Pilate says this man has done nothing wrong.
Speaker 4Yes, why did the Jews turn him in? Yes, why did the Jews turn him in?
Speaker 18Look, look, look. I haven't read the New Testament.
Speaker 4No, hey, hey, easy now. Why did the Jews turn him in? Come on.
Speaker 5I haven't read the New Testament, so you tell me.
Speaker 4Really? You're wonderfully incurious.
Ian MalcolmI admire that. He's going to use it as a cudgel against you and handcuff you with it.
Speaker 5Why would I abandon my sweet, beautiful Torah for paganism?
Speaker 4Well, if you're going to pontificate, my friend, if you're going to pontificate on Christianity, you might assuage your ignorance.
Speaker 6Wouldn't that seem like an... You were just blaming Dan Barzarian because he's not believing in paganism? Is this what you're doing? Yikes.
Speaker 5No, no, Dan does not believe in all of the prophecies of us returning to our ancestral homeland, and he can't deal with it. He has to try to sweep it under the rug. Okay, you cannot even go back.
@joann_marieYou have to abide by the three oaths, so stop it, okay?
Speaker 5Actually, that's inaccurate. That only lasted 4,000 years.
Speaker 3No, it doesn't say that anywhere that it lasted 1,000 years. It's supposed to be eternal. Eternal, no.
Speaker 3He never gave you guys permission to establish a homeland. You lied. In fact, you're also required to assimilate yourself all the laws of the land in your host country, which you also never do. So you failed twice. Congratulations. Also, you know what's funny to me? It's is you have this standard that everyone else is supposed to follow the Bible to a T when the Jews themselves don't do it.
Speaker 3when you guys practice homosexuality freely, and you justify it, and you find loopholes, because that's what the Jews have always done historically. They seek to, of course, wrestle with God. That's where the name even comes from, and find ways to be able to, of course, breach God's laws, which is what you do consistently.
Speaker 3Your own prime minister is an adulterer, and you don't even call it out. No one does. He's elected six times. No one calls him out on the fact he's supposed to be the leader of the Jews in the Jewish homeland, and he's a sinner. And you guys don't even care. That's besides the fact he's a genocider and a mass murderer and a thief.
Speaker 3He's violated all the tenets of God. And some even say, yeah, yeah. Some even say he's actually an atheist too. Or, you know, a non-practicing Jew. You're allowed to be a non-practicing Jew. So the difference is, is that you expect to win it. You're going to judge a Christian by his level of devotion and practice. But when it comes to the Jews, they get a pass.
Speaker 3They can be atheists. They can be communists. They can be agnostic. They can be whatever. They can be gay. They can be lesbian. They can be whatever they want. But when it comes to the Christian, oh, there's only one standard, right? Do you notice the hypocrisy yet?
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The difference is because we are an ethno-religion.
Speaker 3Now we're talking Seinfeld. Ian, do you have the song? I mean, you might as well put, yadda, yadda, yadda. George Costanza over here.
Speaker 5We are an ethnicity. We're not just a religion. And by the way, what you call a loophole, I call taking the covenant seriously.
Ian MalcolmWait, wait, wait, wait. Yes, you just said what we call a loophole, you take the covenant seriously. Is that why I see all these videos of Jews that are saying, I'm not allowed to use electricity, so instead I set up this contraption that turns on the light switch for me. Are you serious? Or I hire a slave.
Speaker 3I still have electricity. I still don't observe the Sabbath properly. I use a loophole.
Speaker 5No, no, no, no. You're still observing it because you're not touching anything. No, no, here's the deal. Here's the deal. All communities are separated, at least in the past we were separated. You had different societies. You weren't separated because you were all inbreeding. All these different layers, all these different societal norms at the time, the sensitivities of a given era, and then you would come to a ruling about what to do about this, what to do about that.
Speaker 3When did you start humping the wall? Can you explain that one? If you're going to get silly, then I'm just going to leave.
Speaker 5There's no point in me being here. The point is... The point is no question can answer my challenge.
Speaker 3Why do you hump the wall? No question. I will say, I will say. David, you know what's funny to me? He blames the Romans for crucifying Jesus, but they humped the Roman wall. Go figure.
Speaker 4Well, I will say for everybody else in the room, this is why we need emancipation from Jewish supremacy. There is no truth with them. They don't believe in truth. They change nomenclature and terminology the way criminals change disguises. Yitz will say anything. This is why when you ask him, who would he side with if America fought Israel?
Speaker 4They'll say, well, I can't, and he'll go into a big word game. But everybody can see it because, and I lecture all my nieces and nephews, no matter how clever you are, if you have no integrity, if you have no soul, if you have no honesty, then people are going to know it. And yes, he's just saying, we'll say anything. We'll do anything.
Speaker 4It doesn't matter. There is no truth. They were just winning for us. It is a zero-sum game. And the whole principle of enlightenment thinking, it's not that we're brothers and sisters, that we're not at war with each other, that we shouldn't be using words as weapons instead of finding the truth. Of course, what is he doing?
Speaker 4He's obviating there. He doesn't believe in Christianity. He doesn't believe in the yardstick that he just used. He doesn't believe in anything but what? Winning. And what's winning for us? Vanquishing them? No. It's just becoming emancipated from them, giving them a flower, saying you're on your way. Keep your lies. We understand.
Speaker 4We understand the Kabuki theater. We understand the magician's chicks. Just please go away. We don't want any more of this. We get that you're clever, okay? But clever, the great accomplishments in history, was Jesus clever or the Buddha or Confucius or Socrates or Immanuel Kant? None of these people were clever people.
Speaker 4They were honorable, decent, intelligent, wise. Do you hear honor, decency, intelligence, wisdom? No. You hear someone who's saying, I can use words better than you, and the whole purpose of it is to obviate the truth. So no, I'm sorry, but this is not interesting to me.
Ian MalcolmDavid, I just find it very funny. And I want everybody to do it for the comedic relief, and then we're going to go. And Amina, I want to thank you for being so patient with us here. Lots of folks, lots of tangents. I just want everybody to try and envision the bottleneck of the Ashkenazis and the hundreds of people that they all had lumped together decade after decade, just isolated amongst one another, inbreeding with one another that might have something to do with some of these genetic predispositions, but with perhaps the personality type that we see demonstrated by Yitz.
Ian MalcolmAnd I always give him credit because he's always at least very polite. But I want everybody to try and imagine. A room full of Yitz's arguing with one another forever and ever. And that's how you arrive at the Talmud, which is literally rabbis debating back and forth about all these subjects, which is how we know not only what they think, but how they thought amongst one another, right?
Ian MalcolmThey had to come to the conclusion that, yes, a child, but it has to be over three because otherwise, dot, dot, dot, right? It's... It's just, it's gaslighting, it's infuriating, but at the same time, if you close your eyes and you just envision 30 yitzes around a room trying to decide exactly how big, how many licks does it take to get to the center of the Tootsie Roll Pop with 30 yitzes going back and forth?
Ian MalcolmThe idea makes me, oh, it'll make me laugh for a couple days.
Speaker 4And then when you do that, when you read the Talmud, sit down and read the Dialogues of Plato. What is truth? What is justice? What is honor? How should a good man comport himself? Do you see the difference? Western civilization was built by people who wanted to know what goodness was. And the Talmud is built by, is dispersed by people who want to know...
Speaker 4How do we extract the most wealth from other people? How do we exploit them? How do we parasitize them? How do we take advantage of them? I mean, these are very different things. The idea that there's any relationship. If the word Judeo-Christian wasn't insane enough, just think about the relationship between the dialogues of Plato, which is foundational to Western civilization,
Speaker 4arguing about how we can be good, how can be righteous, how we can be true, how can we know what's true versus the Talmud, which is how can we parasitize? How can we rape? How can we lie? How can we undermine? I mean, those are very, very different points of view, aren't they, Malcolm?
Ian MalcolmNo, they absolutely are. And it is the thing that's so interesting is the people that are on this panel that frequent these conversations, they now see these verbal cues. Right. We know what's coming. We know the playbook. We know up. Nope. Here comes a lie. It's going to be built on another lie. And I feel like everybody on this panel has different ways of trying to negate it.
Ian MalcolmAnd I almost I wonder what it was like living as myself before I noticed these things, because for your average boomer that is sitting in a conversation or your average anybody that's not familiar with these things. dialectics that would just enter into a conversation, David, to what you were just saying in good faith, presuming we're trying to solve a problem and to make the world better, right?
Ian MalcolmThat's the presumption of I'm having a conversation with this person in this case. Yes. Not recognizing once upon a time that this person might just say things with an absolute indifference to the integrity or the honesty of what they are saying. And I'm not saying that to say that all Jews just lie about any or anything along those lines.
Ian MalcolmBut but for anybody listening, you just notice it's getting caught in trap after trap after trap with zero shame. He said, well, you should follow your Bible and dot, dot, dot. And then when pressed on an issue, well, I never read the New Testament, so I don't. Right. It's ludicrous. And we recognize that. But. For a lot of individuals not familiar with the the jujitsu of the verbal aspect.
Ian MalcolmRight. For people that would just be speaking with Yitz about these subjects, they'd be like, well, I guess I'm I guess I'm being totally illogical or I'm totally wrong. Or maybe I'm not nearly as smart as this guy because they just said a bunch of words. And obviously, I haven't thought about the world that way. And that's the challenge is that we are up against the system that to David's comment, it's not rooted in that which is necessarily.
Ian Malcolmaiming at the truth. It's rather approaching almost every conversation, every interaction as a me verse you and an I win if you lose reality or prism. And that's just not how our people look at the world. They look at it in good faith. That's the entire concept of a high trust society. And then you inject something in it that has a willingness to lie at all costs, to win at all costs with an absolute indifference.
Ian Malcolmto the, let's say, the means justifying the ends. All that seemingly is cared about is the ends, walking away the winner. And for anybody that thinks I'm being hyperbolic, note that Yitz even suggested, and I feel like Dan Bilzerian made him look rather foolish in the engagement, but Yitz walked away saying, well, Dan couldn't address my question because I'm so much smarter and it was the greatest question anybody's ever asked.
Ian MalcolmAnd he literally restated that three or four different times in addition to putting the purple pill. Right. So it was not about coming up and asking Dan a question. He was looking to basically win the discourse. And that is something that we just see time and time and time again. It is it is perhaps either genetic or cultural or religious or whatever.
Ian MalcolmBut it's a pattern that at this point is is so it just perpetuates itself so endlessly that it's impossible to ignore at this point. So I apologize for the rant with that. Amina, please jump in. And again, apologies for the wait.
Speaker 19Hi, everyone. How are you?
Speaker 19Good for you.
Ian MalcolmWe are gaslit, but happy.
Speaker 19That Yitz guy made me laugh the entire time. That was such a comedic show. It's beautiful.
Speaker 19I'm sorry. I swear I haven't laughed like this in so long. Oh, my goodness. Anyways. I wanted to start off with something really beautiful. I know we were talking about a different subject and so forth, but I really, really want to emphasize on this, you guys. So basically, there's a very key verse. If you guys know what Surah means, Surah means chapter Al-Ma'idah in the Quran 582.
Speaker 19Okay. I have to say this. It's really, really important for all of us to understand this because we are a unity. We have to be, what is it called? We are called Ummah in the Muslim community, okay? But as far as like God in general has stated that you will surely find the most intense of the people in the animosity towards the believers to be the Jews and those who associate others with Allah, meaning God.
Speaker 19You will surely find the nearest of them in affection to the believers, those who say we are Christians. This is in the Quran.
Speaker 4I literally just read this.
Speaker 19So I'm telling you guys this. This is because amongst them are the priests, the monks. And because they are not arrogant. This is literally in the... You guys have to understand this. We are so close. It's like... It identifies with the closeness of groups with Muslims in terms of love and friendship. Often... Those who are, like, the other ones who are hostile.
Speaker 19So we have one of the most affectionate people, you know, between us. And we have to understand our closeness, not our division. Because that's what they've been doing for generations. If you guys recall. So basically, and as far as, like, the whole homosexuality part that he was stating. I mean, the Torah itself states in Leviticus 18.22 and 20.13 that they are an abomination.
Speaker 19So.
Ian Malcolmthat's yeah i just had to say this because this is ridiculous ridiculous well yeah no yitz is um look uh if yitz if you're listening i love that you frequent these conversations and uh for what it's worth i think yitz we always talk uh we i reference film a lot And the idea of Joseph Campbell, the hero of a thousand faces, the concept of the shadow, right?
Ian MalcolmIt is the thing that you become if the hero falls, essentially. Doesn't Yitz provide either a wonderful shadow or a foil, I suppose, in that he so perfectly represents, perhaps, I suppose, where society goes when you have Jewish supremacy. He's essentially a byproduct of it. And in my assertion, what a... awful world that would be.
Ian MalcolmYes, that's not a personal attack on you, but rather to David's comment, the destruction of truth and of good faith conversation for the preference of the, uh, the ends justifying any means that's how you end up in a society where people only revel at the idea of having $10 million and a Ferrari and all the other things like Dan Bilzerian was talking about rather than the means by which you are going to go about doing those things.
Ian MalcolmYou build a high trust society by emphasizing that it doesn't matter how much you have of stuff. It matters how much you're putting into the world in a way that's positive. It's productive. It's building up others in your community. It's helping people out. And Dan even talked about that. A guy with private jets, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and all the women in the world.
Ian MalcolmAnd what did he say? That when he helps people out, he feels better about himself. And if he can help out everybody in Florida. that it'll be one of the greatest, if not the greatest thing that he does in his life, right? That is the ethos of our people. The alternative is we are going to rule over everything and be essentially tyrants.
Ian MalcolmAnd if you get in the way, we're going to genocide you. And we will call you bigots if you oppose any of that. Seems to be the process, right? And so this is the inflection point. And it's why we put a lot of energy, a lot of time, and a lot of our care and compassion. not into hating anything, but trying to protect the things that we love from the thing that clearly hates us.
Ian MalcolmAnd we unfortunately hear that in their very words. So with that, I just wonderfully stated there, Amina, really thankful and grateful that you came around. And with that, let's go to a unisocial community. Oh, sorry.
Speaker 19That was just my beginning. So basically what I wanted to say is I know a representative. I don't know if you know her, Dodie Joseph. She's a representative in Florida. I actually messaged her when I was trying to get you to get me up. I'm like, help me, help me. Let me get up so I can tell Dan. And was it Uncle Huss, right?
Speaker 19I believe.
Speaker 17Yes, Uncle Huss. Yep. On the other side of the Atlantic.
Speaker 19Yes. So I already messaged her about maybe about 12, 31. Earlier today. And then earlier as well. She's probably sleeping more than likely right now. But I shot her a text. And hopefully she'll message me. I've known her for the past. I don't know. Since we've been at the same cause. I have my people. I'm not big on here.
Speaker 19Because before Twitter was. Or before X was. Or whatever Twitter. You guys get the point. I had a lot of followers on here. And I was banned. So I came back just recently. I don't even know why. Maybe because of this cause. Who knows? God knows only. And yeah, and they banned me because of what I've been doing. I've been basically doing the activism since about 13 years ago.
Speaker 19I started fighting for Palestine more than 13 years ago. So my family has fought for Palestine since my uncles and my grandfathers actually fought against Napoleon to take over. So he wouldn't take over to, what is it called, the Palestine at the time. So it's been going on since then. And then we fought the Brits too.
Speaker 19So we made sure Aqsa was still intact. So we keep it how it started. Does that make sense? So this is something near and dear to my heart. And of course, my family goes back to the early 1900s for America. So I'm American. So for me, this is very important that we get the values back to... for us to have what I've been fighting for.
Speaker 19I wanted to go into politics myself, but then everything that they said, you have to devote to Israel and all that stuff. It just broke my heart, to be honest with you. And it killed my dreams. So if I can help somebody else get elected, I don't care who it is. I want the right people to be in office. So I know people myself.
Speaker 4Well, that would mean you do care who it is.
Speaker 19No, no. I mean like Christian or Muslim. I don't care. I don't know. I don't want people who are not of our people. I mean, our people as in like Christians or Muslims. That's what I care about. Everybody else, I don't want them in office. Like, I really can't. I understand there's good Jews out there and everything, but I don't trust them because of what they have done.
Speaker 19You know, and it's super hard to go in that route anymore. So the morals of this country have gone down to the extreme. My dad was in, he was studying, government and politics his whole life as well. So I've been in this my whole life and this is very near and dear to me. So that's why I want to help because we need people who are actually going to fight for us, for the American people.
Speaker 19I've been here my whole life. So it's very imperative that we get something started and get rid of them because this is not the country that I know of. This is not something I grew up with. This is ridiculous. So we have to have people like us fight for the rights of our country. I don't care if you're Christian. I don't care if you're Muslim.
Speaker 19I don't care who you are. As long as you're doing the right thing for us. I'm tired of the taxes. We were promised no taxes. We're paying taxes. You know, it's just that was the biggest lie that started this country. I mean, if you want to talk about politics, I've been doing it my whole life. So if I can help, I'll be.
Speaker 19I'll be at your doorstep. I'll be helping you however I can. Even if I'm in a different state, it doesn't matter. I'll do my due diligence and I'll do whatever I can. I know people in different states. I definitely can help. And I have people actually globally too. I'm in different groups where people have been boycotting globally and helping and with different representations.
Speaker 19And I know some people personally, so it would definitely help. It's just that, you know, when your followers get killed off, You have nobody anymore. The only place that I really have everyone now is in Instagram. I'm not here though. So yeah, but yeah, I'm here to help however I can. I know I'm nothing here, but I got myself up here somehow and managed.
Speaker 19God is good. So that's all we got to say, right?
@joann_marieThank you so much, Amina. And I'm sure that they will need your help somehow. And yeah, thank you so much for everything. My pleasure.
Speaker 19How can I, how can I get the information out? How can I, like, I know I can talk to her and get her personally to me, but how can I get her in contact with him? Cause his reps or his people, maybe uncle has, or.
@joann_marieI think maybe Haas can help you. I think Dan has a lot of messages. So yeah, maybe Haas.
Ian MalcolmYeah, I was going to say, Haas is very, very receptive and very responsive. He's probably a great contact point for you.
Speaker 19Okay. Ian, if you can let him know. that I definitely can help because she is a rep, like literally Florida rep everything. I know she's a Democrat, but she's been fighting against everything that we're fighting for right now too.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, set up a, if you wouldn't mind, set up a group message with myself and you and this other individual and then I'll include Haas on that and give him some backdrop just so he sees it and is kind of aware of the context.
Speaker 19Are you on Instagram? Because that's where I have her. I don't have her on here because I just started. I just came back to Twitter.
Ian MalcolmNo, I'm not. But I suppose you could include her bio on the X message. And then Uncle Haas could get redirected over there and get connected to her.
Speaker 19Okay. Do you want to start the group or should I?
Ian MalcolmYeah, feel free to send it over. And then, like I said, I'll include him on it for you.
Speaker 19Okay, great. Thank you so much. Yeah, of course.
Ian MalcolmAnd look, this is how we win, folks. We've got to network any and every way that we can, right? We are essentially an army or a navy or a navy seal or a whatever. We're the Green Berets and everybody in between. And so we've got to figure out what we can do, how we can network, how we can connect, and we've got to all lift one another up.
Ian MalcolmSo, Amina, thank you so much for that. And with that being said, let's go to Mr. Unisocial, and then we will check in with Amaru.
@joann_marieAnd also, Joanna has had her hand up for a long time.
Ian MalcolmPerfect. Let's go to Joanna after unisocial.
Speaker 20Thanks, Ian. Joanna, truth. I mean, what you said, that's beautiful. You know, it's really great to see all of y'all come together in this time of great need. We all know this. We don't have a lot of time left. You know, one thing I think the. Oh, crap, did it crash? No, we got you. Oh, you got me. Yeah, you're still here.
Ian MalcolmI mean, we can hear you. We don't got you in a physical sense, but we can hear you.
Ian MalcolmOr maybe we can't.
@joann_marieI don't think he's here anymore.
Ian MalcolmWe un-got him.
@joann_marieAll right, I'm going to recycle him.
Ian MalcolmHe got un-gotted. All right, well, let's go to, while we recycle, let's go to Joanna, and we'll get you right back up here, Uni.
@joann_marieBeautiful name, by the way.
@joann_marieJoanna?
@joann_marieAm I still here?
Ian MalcolmI think she's starstruck, Joanne.
@joann_marieI thought I crashed as well. I think a lot of people are dropping as well. Okay, well, Joanna isn't there.
Ian MalcolmYeah, let's go to... Here's what we'll do. So we'll go to Amaru and then we'll check in with... We'll make sure to touch with Obi-Wan and Captain Surfer and Andy. And hopefully Joanne comes back up. And if not, we'll wrap things up after that. And I think Mr. Truthteller will be holding a subsequent space that I'll be hopping into with him.
Ian MalcolmBut we can close this one out and go on to the next. But Mr. Amaru, please take it away.
Speaker 15Thanks, Ian. Thanks, everyone, for being here and for having me. Please like and repost. I kind of skipped Dan, so unfortunately I have to go back and re-listen, but I'm excited to see how that went. Although I'm already on board, I don't need to hear anything. I've heard a lot from Dan, and it's a really good thing that's happening for America.
Speaker 15Even if he doesn't win, which I feel like is impossible, unless maybe Randy Fine slips and falls onto him and then suffocates him, that's probably the only way that Dan would lose. But it's good to see more politicians like that rising. You were interviewing someone else. Ian, you know, you've been busy. You've been doing a lot of good work, so I appreciate that.
Speaker 15I wanted to kind of clash with Yitz, but he's gone, you know. And you're right, Ian, it does get kind of old when it becomes the Yitz show. But, you know, it's kind of like fast food or, you know, junk food. Like, you think it's going to be a good time, but then it just ends up, you know, with regret and just whatever, right?
Speaker 15what's interesting about what happened is you think about like logical fallacies and someone like david and any kind of intellectual person that's like arguing in good faith takes them very seriously because they're like obstacles on the road you're gonna if you clash with obstacles you know you crash you can't keep going and so they're like you know a bunch of orange cones lined up and uh you know you don't want to fall for a circular argument or
Speaker 15straw manning for a fallacy or whatever different and and dudes don't give a about that they just run into all the cones and they're like hey bro you're crashing like you've already failed the test it's like no but if i just go past this corner you'll see i can drive it's like you've already lost before you started and uh and but they're not listening they're not paying attention to that kind of because i mean what's there to get from from such an enterprise i mean the only thing you get from that is the truth that doesn't matter to them that's not they're trying to win like david was saying and like ian was saying and
Speaker 15And that's a big problem. But it's always good to see the contrast right in front of you. And, you know, honest discourse is difficult. And they haven't really practiced that very well. They've just used Hasbro and all these other underhanded tactics. They don't do well in this. They don't do well in spaces overall. And they don't do well in these honest situations.
Speaker 15You ask them a direct question, you won't get the answer if that makes them look bad. And so... It's just good stuff, and I wanted to participate, but, you know, I'll just get him next time.
Ian MalcolmGet him next time. It feels like instead of whack-a-mole, it's wacky. It's not in a literal or kinetic sense, but just a metaphorical one. But he does, you know, just like the little things at the boardwalk, he pops up and does so in just about every space that we have. You know, God love him because he comes in, he shares what I suppose is the alternate point of view, and in many cases kind of demonstrates all of the very things that we would suggest.
Ian MalcolmAnd so, again, I think he almost does a better job of illustrating our worldview than we ever could suggest. And so lots of love.
Speaker 15You know what I love, Ian, is the last time we were talking to him, he's like, if you guys just were nice to Jews, everything would have been fine. It's like, yeah. Spunky, insane, bro.
Speaker 4If you were better to us, we wouldn't do all this mean shit to you.
Speaker 15It's just, I can't even believe you said it.
Speaker 4But you know, you talk a lot about, my friend, the prefrontal cortex, and what is the function of the brain? You know, the biggest miss, it's a huge miss for people to understand how consciousness works when they think that consciousness has primacy over existence, that you can, by wish or whim, change reality. the first rule of an honest man is to accept the facts of reality.
Speaker 4And when you extrapolate this over an entire civilization, then the implicit purpose of that civilization is, as Francis Pagan said, nature to be commanded must be obeyed, so is to contend with the very exigencies that nature presents you with. Well, if nature is 100% consistent, that means your logic and your reason, the function of your mind is to conform to nature by using logic and reason
Speaker 4So why are these people so inherently dishonest? Why are they always lying? Why are they always deceiving? Because they are not contending with nature. Folks, this is the big secret. Once you understand this, nothing will confuse you anymore about the game they're playing. They don't care about truth because they're not trying to conquer nature.
Speaker 4They are trying to conquer you. And the truth is the enemy. of that endeavor. Because when you measure them by their own yardstick, when you say, well, you wouldn't want to be conquered. You wouldn't want to be treated this way. Why? This is totally inconsistent. Your whole principle is based on inequality. Everything that you're arguing is totally hypocritical to what you want for yourself.
Speaker 4And that's when the word games begin. Nobody, no Galileo, no Copernicus, no Frederick Goss or Leonard Euler or... But Immanuel Kant, none of them are trying to figure out a way to lie to you, to parasitize you, because they're not part of a cabal of people trying to undermine your civilization. So that's why he who is convinced without reason, as Friedrich Nietzsche said, is seldom dissuaded with it.
Speaker 4Well, of course they're convinced without reason, because reason is their enemy. Once you wake up to the light of reason and say, well, this is bullshit, this is wrong, then, of course, the jig is up for them. So the whole thing is based on you. accepting their absurdities, their inconsistencies, their contradictions, and being convinced in the process that your mind doesn't work and the efficacy of reason and logic simply are not there.
Speaker 4So that's really it. Once you realize that, the game is over for them.
Speaker 15That's a very good observation, David. And you asked the role of the PFC or the brain or consciousness. And I don't know how relevant the PFC is here, but there is something that comes to mind that's very relatable. which is delaying gratification, you know, or like, you know, sacrificing the present for the future is a big part of the PFC and human cognition.
Speaker 15That's our edge, right? And think about how much it hurts to delay gratification because it actually hurts your body. And so it's kind of masochistic element. I think of Jesus on the cross as a very good example of being a good human hurts. You know what I'm saying? Like, and I mean, I'm not trying to be insulting. I'm saying it actually is hard to do.
Speaker 15And one way against that, right? You think about work. Humans like to work. They like to work on purpose. That's why people want to find a passion. And it's like something you want to work on. Then it doesn't even feel like work. It just feels like living, right? So we are a working creature and that doesn't feel bad, right?
Speaker 15But of course, even working on something you like is going to be difficult sometimes or a lot of the times it's going to be, it's going to hurt. And the way to circumvent that is through slavery. What's their number one goal other than that? You do the work for us while we read the Torah over and over again and brainwash ourselves into the worst religion ever conceived, right?
Speaker 15And so the PFC is relevant in that, you know, a big part of maturity, I think, is learning how to use it. And it's just kind of intuitive. Like, you know, the kid that delays gratification to get more cookies, right? Wait five minutes and get two instead of one. Like, that is a lot of what humans do all the time. But it's hard because it hurts.
Speaker 15And they... Clearly, and if you don't do that, you're going to be childish, I think. And I think they're also childish. They're childish. They're weak. They want to feel good all the time at your expense. And that's parasitic. Everyone has to hold their own weight. You can't iron my clothes for me. I can't throw the trash out for you.
Speaker 15And you don't have to handle all the business in the world. Someone's leg gets blown off. Some guy's going to deal with that. Thank God you don't have to do everything. But you got to do your work. They want to offload their work onto you. How many slaves do they want in the thousands? Fuck these people, bro. They're just anti-human on every level.
Speaker 15Anti-PFC, you've already crossed the line with me, but that's just me. Some weirdo online, right? But they cross the line in every way. And it's absurd. On the neurological level, on the humane level, the role of religion is to have morality and to be good. And not just good to yourself and to people related to you. That's so selfish and easy.
Speaker 15That's not morality. That's self-interest. Their whole religion is, yeah, do the good stuff for us, so self-interest. And you're a selfish, childish, weak, pathetic, disgusting religion is what it is. And it is slavery. Maybe I said too much.
Speaker 4It is slavery. But, you know, Frederick Bastiat, on his deathbed, wrote a masterpiece, 50, 60 pages. You can download it. It's called The Law, Frederick Bastiat. And he said that work is a kind of pain. And that when you make plunder, when you make, just society makes plunder harder than work. Because plunder is a way to obviate the pain of work.
Speaker 4You just steal it from another person. And he said, when you create legal plunder, then your whole political state opposes its original purpose. And who is it that convinced us to do this? Who is it that's plundering us by the trillions of dollars? And of course, we understand why they're doing it. Frederick Bastiat explained it to us.
Speaker 4This is a form of slavery. And if you don't believe that, ask yourself what slavery is. Slavery specifically isn't simply imprisoning someone because that prisoner comes at an expense. You have to feed it. You have to house it. You have to clothe it. No, slavery is a confiscation of human effort. And who is doing that at a mass scale on a global level?
Speaker 4That's these people. They are simply plundering us. They're not working for their money. They're expropriating it from us. And are they doing it by working for it? No. They're doing it by parasitizing all the rest of us. So the battle in the world today is not between classes, as Karl Marx said. It's between those who wish to enslave and those who wish to be free.
Speaker 4And so our movement, The Great Awakening, is about emancipation. And they know that their time is up because we don't want to be ruled by Jewish supremacists anymore.
Speaker 15Incredible. Could I agree more? Seriously, we're really lucky to have people like you, David, including Sarah, who, you know, you guys had a little clash, but it happens, right? Arguing. You guys are both great. And Ian, of course. And, you know, as Ian says, the incomparable truth. And, of course, Joanne. Let me see if I get this right.
Speaker 15Hostess with the mostest.
Ian MalcolmAnyway, love you guys. She absolutely is. And, yeah, the always incomparable Mr. Truth Teller and the philosopher of the digital era, Mr. David Nietzsche. And I could not be more humbled to be around these wonderful individuals, as well as everybody that's up here. And Amory, yourself included, absolutely love all the passion.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's so funny because I remember the first time that I've interacted with so many different individuals on this platform, yourself included, and we went back and forth on precisely this topic, the idea of genetics, of IQ, the PFC. And it's been such a pleasure to learn from you every step along the way. And that's the most interesting piece, I suppose, about this, the Jew versus Gentile aspect of the discourse is that there's lots of things that I do not know.
Ian MalcolmAnd I actually, I'm very glad for my ability to recognize my ignorance because it is in the ignorance that I find curiosity, right? There's things that I want to explore. And so I get to come into these conversations and listen to all of the brilliance of all of you. And that's what makes this equally as interesting on my side as it is to just obloviate with worldviews and other nonsense that runs through my mind.
Ian MalcolmBut I'm so humbled by everybody that's up here. Let's check in with the unisocial and see if the mic is back and working, and then we'll check in with Captain Server.
Speaker 20Thanks, Ian. Sorry about that. That was on my end. I've not invested enough in networking. Um, I, I want to add to what, uh, David was saying some really good advice. Um, you know, I think that the, the most important journey that one can go on is the different differentiation of, uh, the self, the true self from the ego.
Speaker 20And I think, uh, Dan has gotten quite far along that journey. Some others, uh, you know, might need some more help. Uh, but the, um, the thing, like we've all seen the, um, the meme of the dam with, uh, a hydroelectric dam with cracks in it and there's like a city blow, right? That's the American political voting class right now.
Speaker 20Everyone can sense that something's wrong. Everyone can sense that there's an infiltration in our society, a corruption, something at the core of it. And, you know, in nature, energy always seeks the lowest state. So you have a huge amount of potential energy, a huge amount of, you know, pent up confusion, anger, you know, disgust, the injustices, the crimes against humanity.
Speaker 20And people literally just want an outlet for that so we've reached a point where you only have you know people like dan and you know even mpg's out she resigned over what would happen and you have you know maybe one or two but people they literally just want to hear someone else say what they're thinking it's like you know this is
Speaker 20what I would say. This is what I would do or speak out if I was running for Congress. That's what people want. And you've seen the billboards and the hand-drawn, straight-painted billboards people are putting up all over Florida. I think he's got a lot of potential base. He has to continue to do the podcasting. type of tours he's got it like he's going to win because of that that vote there's people they're going to be voting who's like they've been born into this where this is all they've ever known they were born after september 11th that they've never known you know what the 90s was like and what was right after but he also has to you know cater to you know some of the older class people who are say retiring in florida and you know middle class people end up there a lot of them
Speaker 20And so he has to, you know, put on the suit and tie and talk the professional line, but it has to be about the promise of, you know, what happened to our country, right? We had arguably one of the wealthiest civilizations in the world. And, you know, why did that happen? It's simple, the Bill of Rights, right? And then what happened?
Speaker 20People came from all around the world to the United States, Ellis Island. And over time, it evolved and the wars happened. Well, two of them, now we're in number three. And then something happened, but wealth started getting siphoned off. And it's like, you look at the production runs of bombs in this country, it far exceeds how many automobiles and houses we make at this point in time.
Speaker 20So he needs to be able to connect with the people who just, they know what's wrong, but they, I mean, they know that something's wrong and they want to express it. But if they try to in their own lives, there will be consequences or their career will be destroyed. Those are the people who would vote for him. And I mean, I can tell you, I've never voted in an election in my life.
Speaker 20I would freaking move to Florida and get residency there just to vote. So thanks so much all of y'all for what you're doing. Band together. Also Uncle Haas, I miss him, but fantastic. Thanks so much.
@joann_marieThank you so much for coming up on UniSocial. And I loved everything you said. I'm glitching. Oh, let's see if Joanna is back really quick. Joanna, are you back?
Ian MalcolmYeah, just a quick shout out. Unisocial love the Tom Cruise fellow. We've got Ian Malcolm up here and Mr. Cruise on the panel as well. One of these days we'll end up with a just celebrity fest panel. And it'll be fantastic. But lots of love for Mr. Cruz out there. An individual for what it's worth. Yes, Scientology aside, that was certainly a weird little tangent he went on.
Ian MalcolmBut talked about the pharmaceutical and medical complex long before the vaccines were a big hot button, right? And he went on, I think it was Matt Lauer, if I'm not mistaken, and basically said that the cypotropic drugs that they're injecting to people, the SSRIs, the normalizing of the antidepressants, the anti-anxiety medication.
Ian MalcolmBig, big kudos to Tom Cruise. He took a lot of flack for that and he was absolutely correct. So lots of love to him for his entertainment and also for maybe trying to make the world a better place from time to time. But let's see if Joanna's working.
@joann_marieJoanna?
@joann_marieI don't think she's working. She opened her mic for a second. Are you there?
Speaker 21Hi, Joanne. Are you able to hear me?
@joann_marieYes. Beautiful name, Joanna. Welcome.
Speaker 21Thank you. You as well. Well, so first of all, this is my first time up on this space ever. And I had requested the mic earlier when Dan Bilzerian was speaking because I'm from District 6. I'm from Daytona. Actually, I work there, live in St. Augustine, so I know the area very, very well. My only comment would be that if he is serious about running for Congress here, that he becomes more visible to the average citizen because really nobody has ever heard of him.
Speaker 21And there are a lot of elderly people that are predominantly Republican and would vote for Randy Fine. With that, I think I would be willing to help out any way that I could. But at this point, he does have a lot of Jewish people that live in Ormond Beach, which is the town north of Daytona. And he really needs to get his name in the mainstream, not just online through spaces and so forth.
Speaker 21But basically...
Speaker 3What do you consider mainstream right now? Mainstream media news channels like CNN, MSNBC, Fox, they all have very low ratings now. He's been doing the PBD podcast. He's gone on Pierce Morgan before. He's been on a bunch of different high-profile podcasts. He's doing it every which way he can. What else could he do differently?
Speaker 21I think the local news networks that we have in Daytona, there's a lot of local media. I did see kind of a hit piece. That's the only time I've ever seen his name mentioned, the news journal in Daytona Beach. Most people have never heard of him. So just in order for him to become more widely known, he would need to become, he would need to basically, and yes, there's a lot of younger people who do, who are online such as myself, but my mother, for instance, who lives in Palm Coast, which is Flagler County,
Speaker 21a lot of those folks just are not online. So he would have to be more, he'd have to have more of a local presence and do so pretty quickly because, you know, I know that the election is going to come around pretty soon. So anyway, that's the feedback that I have. But I think that this is great. I cannot stand Brandy Fine.
Speaker 21So anybody, you know, anybody who is coming, race that is an anti-Zionist is somebody that I would definitely want to vote for.
Speaker 3Where does Randy Fine campaign? How come everyone there knows his name? What's his secret sauce?
Speaker 21Well, I almost never hear from him, but he is very active in the community. The local, the sheriff, Mike Chitwood. I know that he has, he's very involved with local events. They just had the Jewish festival last weekend. As a matter of fact, in Ormond, there's a lot of Jewish people who live in Ormond. I used to live in Ormond for 15 years.
Speaker 21So there, there's a very big Jewish presence that Dan will have to overcome for sure. but um no i i despise randy fine and i think he's very corrupt and um he needs to go so well thanks for sharing that that's you know i don't think you'll get the jewish vote but yeah
Ian MalcolmYeah, I don't see Dan getting a lot of votes from the Jays. That doesn't seem in the cards. But Joanna, I did want to call out to welcome you not only to the space and this panel, but also this being your first space. And I love individuals that do kind of take the, I don't want to call it a risk, but take the step to come up into these conversations.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's ironically timed because I saw Arthur Kwan put up a post yesterday about some of the headaches of Twitter or X, whatever you want to call this application. And I do feel like the manipulation of algorithms, the suppression of accounts, the endless amounts of bots that are certainly out here, they are doing an awful amount to give us essentially the illusion of free speech while putting us in ever, let's say, narrower little silos.
Ian MalcolmAnd it is within spaces that I feel like we can kind of break outside of that. Obviously, Dan brought a very large following in here, but I think at one point we had signed like 1,500 people listening in and thousands that have come through the conversation, which frankly, it doesn't matter how big your account is. We had somebody in here earlier that was on a new one and had 10 followers or something.
Ian MalcolmYou can come up on the space, you can have access to a whole lot of years. And I think that us going out, going into spaces, going on to those spaces run by other hosts on other topics, you know, certainly don't go into one that's about something completely unrelated and be like, guys, I think Jewish supremacy is a problem.
Ian MalcolmBut, you know, any way that we can connect with new ears, new eyes, I think that's the mission. And so I just want to thank you so much for coming up here, for sharing some of your thoughts. And with that, let's go, if I'm not mistaken. Let's check in as a last speaker here with Mr. Did actually Captain step down? I think he did.
Ian MalcolmSo let's check in with Humble Beast. And then what I'd love to do is to check in with Joanne and Truth about the prospect of an afterspace on Iran, because I know there's a lot of developments there on the geopolitical front as well.
@joann_marieI think he left.
Ian MalcolmHe did leave. Look, that made that a little easier. So with that being said, let's do this, actually, since we've got a a void. So Mr. Nietzsche, I'm kind of curious, right? Dan Bilzerian presenting prospectively an individual that according to Google has a hundred plus billion dollars in his own personal war chest. He is by all accounts, he's a celebrity.
Ian MalcolmHe's got status and access and all sorts of things that lots of everyday Americans would certainly not have. He has a storied past that could be a pro and a con. He has a opponent, who has perhaps one of the least attractive not only physical bodies, but also ideologies and, I suppose, reputations with individuals in the freedom movement.
Ian MalcolmAnd so it seems like this is a match made in almost a cartoon. The contrast is so self-evident. And so I'm kind of curious of your thoughts on him as a candidate and then how what you heard today either helped or hurt your perceived... kind of image of what Dan's bringing to the table.
Speaker 4Well, my feeling, my friend, is that I think that he needs to get away from anything around his personal narrative. I think that those are great talking points when they're brought up by his opponent. But I really think that given the ability of Randy Fine, it really comes down to these people are robbing you blind. These people view you as the enemy.
Speaker 4And a great point of contention would be Israel. You know, do you want to be ruled by people who view you as nothing more than cannon fodder? And that is it. You know, there's no plain defense with these people. You heard me say that before. And Dan really needs to take it to the sky in terms of... Pick up the cudgels and use them against him before they use them against Randy.
Speaker 4This guy is a racist. This guy is a bigot. This guy is a supremacist and is a traitor to our country. You have to come with the fire down below. You cannot make it. You cannot make it a contest of, well, gosh, we're both honorable people and who really is going to be best for our district? No, no, no, no, no. That's as though you're debating,
Speaker 4someone who's an incompetent fireman rather than a dedicated arsonist. So I really think, and I respectfully suggest for Dan, that he puts away all of the personal narrative stuff and goes right at Randy Fine. And when he puts down the one cudgel, pick up another one and another one and another one. Never stop going after this guy.
Speaker 4He is awful. He is hideous. He is ignominious. And by the way, he's anti-American. This guy, He's always cloaking himself in Americanism when he is the complete antithesis of what it means to be an American. This guy is a traitor to our country. So if Dan can do that, then I think he has a chance. I'm most interested in seeing if Dan can get a glove on this guy.
Speaker 4You know, if he gets in a debate with this guy, and I'm not sure he'll be able to do it, he's going to be debating three people in one. Two moderators and this guy. That is a good thing if he uses it right. I gave the example of earlier of Chesty Puller being in the Chozon Reservoir, the greatest Marine who ever lived and saying, gosh, if we're surrounded and all, that means we can shoot in all directions.
Speaker 4Well, if you have more than, and I've been in this situation, by the way, and I've used it to my advantage. If you have more than one competitor and they're all going after you, then you get to respond to all of them. You get to call them out. So as long as he plays no defense, all offense, and he calls this guy out for being the ignominious traitor that he is, I think he has a much better chance than people realize.
Speaker 4I think that this is going to be somewhat like, if he does it right, Muhammad Ali versus Sonny List, and he can shock the world.
Ian MalcolmNo, and the curious piece will be if that can take place, and I believe that it can, his victory will essentially serve as a beacon. Right. It'll be the the match, if you will, that can light a fuse that perhaps can be a another step in what is this very long journey to what I believe will be not only an American, but also a Western Renaissance part to the Enlightenment, if you will.
Ian MalcolmAnd Mr. Nietzsche going to be very, very excited for your participation and leadership there within. With that being said, Mr. Truth Teller and Joanne, kind of curious. Truth, are you going to continue and cover some of the developments on the geopolitical front? And if so, we could put that into the purple pill and kind of conclude this conversation and get you guys set up for the next one.
Speaker 3Sure, you do a short space just over an hour. I'll just cover some of the updates, just provide some of the ongoings with respect to the blockade against the blockade, which hasn't been so affected. More than 20 ships have now crossed over the last couple of days. Many of them Chinese ships, plus some Russian ships as well, in addition to, I believe, Pakistani and Indian, etc.
Speaker 3Those have made a deal, essentially. They're still crossing, so that's a fail. And I'll mention that Trump's given mixed messaging again. He's told Maria Bartiromo the war with Iran is over. We'll see what that really means. And yeah, I'll just kind of assess further and try to figure out what's next. There's rumors there might be a second meeting as well, possibly in Islamabad between
Speaker 3you know, the Iranian delegates and also, you know, Trump's, you know, Zionist regime or Zionist representatives, mainly led by, of course, J.D. Benz. And then, I believe, Kushner and Wyckoff will be back there, probably on the phone with Netanyahu the whole time. I mean, he might as well just show up at this point. Apparently, they were on the phone like 20 times over the course of the last meeting.
Speaker 3So, yeah, we'll discuss more of the updates and the failures of the blockade. Apparently, the oil price has come down because, you know, whatever Trump tried to do didn't work. The objective was to, you know, blockade Iran. And, well, they weren't willing to stand up to any of the Chinese ships or other ones. So because that was actually the smart thing to do.
Speaker 3Why escalate when there's no path to victory? Yeah, I'll leave it there.
Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And I'll be looking forward to that. Joanne, any thoughts on kind of the conversation on Dan? Things you're looking forward to with True Space or any other thoughts as we wrap up here?
@joann_marieNo, it was great, Ian. And thank you so much for hosting and also for doing it earlier because it was such a valuable time. And also, no, I'm just really happy.
@joann_marieFor months and months and months, I kept saying that there is no voting or way out of this. And I meant globally. But I'm... white pill that people are stepping up and people who talk about this. So I, I, I do have a little bit of hope and yeah, I think it's very demoralizing when, when it's like, no, there's no way out.
@joann_marieNo, there is a way out and we need to keep pushing and pushing and pushing and keep trying because if not, everything's lost. And yeah, I don't want anything to be lost. So thank you so much for hosting these really important spaces. And for the truth also, and David and everybody here, because this is a collective movement and I'm really happy to be part of this.
@joann_marieAnd I love you guys. That's it. Thank you.
Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. A collective movement. We are one, but little, little drops of water, right? We are raindrops in this world of truth. But the curious thing is you put enough of that water together and you get a lake, you get a river, you get an ocean, eventually get a tidal wave. And I think that's what we are constructing.
Ian MalcolmWe are doing that by building this rather curious coalition that is essentially anybody and everybody that's looking merely for the good. And we'll have some differences, whether it's in religion, ethnicity, nationality, all sorts of things. But when we come together against this common just vehicle, of evil that is pushing out totalitarianism of the mind, the body, and the soul, and of essentially of everyone that we can all stand together as brothers and sisters in arms against it, in opposition to it, not out of hate for anybody else, but out of love for the things that we're trying to defend.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I just want to give absolute kudos and credit. This was not my conversation, my space, merely just fired this up knowing that Dan was going to be a little bit short on time because Mr. Truth Teller had a professional engagement that ran a little bit long. This was his conversation. He set this up. He's got a direct link to Mr. Bilzerian, and that is because there's nobody better when it comes to this subject than him.
Ian MalcolmI have nothing but humility and love for not only Truth, David, Joanne, so many folks that came up. But for everybody that was part of the speaker and listener panel, and a lot of love to Mr. Bilzerian, the guy is on the front lines being run, hit job after hit job by TMZ and the likes. They are going to throw everything at him.
Ian MalcolmAnd so the onus is on all of us to do whatever we can to share, to comment, to like, to do any of those things to support his candidacy, whether that's through monetary support, donations, make sure you do that. in a legal fashion, of course, that's presuming that you are able to, right? If you're in that area, if you're in Florida, if you're in his district, if you can support the campaign, I know there's going to be lots of people that they're going to need boots on the ground and there's going to be nothing more valuable than to create movements that have not kinetic from a violent standpoint, but that have such mass, such magnitude and such volume that the media cannot ignore it, right?
Ian MalcolmIf they got tens of thousands, of individuals that are in, let's say their twenties and thirties that are really frustrated with the state of the state. And they're really tired of Randy fine who literally supported genocide. I've got tweets of him suggesting to glass all of Gaza. That is maniacal. It's insane. And it's paid for with your tax dollars.
Ian MalcolmThat is ridiculous. You are slaves to a group of people that are trying to make slaves out of others by murdering all of them. This is not something that should be tolerated. We should not stand for it. We should not accommodate it. We should not, let's say, even be willing to be bystanders of it, even if it didn't steal from us, which it does.
Ian MalcolmSo we need to speak out against it in the likes of Dan. It's very, very encouraging. I'm very humbled that we got the chance to speak with him, with Casey Putsch yesterday, running for governor in Ohio. Look, folks, there is a massive shift in the zeitgeist. It is taking place And just like we've been saying for what feels like years and Joanne, I'm with you.
Ian MalcolmI thought we were going to be Sisyphus forever on this issue, moving the boulder up the hill. And David has always talked about that idea that if Sisyphus can find happiness in just pushing the boulder, then we should be able to find that in our endeavors as well as futile as they may feel at times. And yet we got our boulder to the top of the mountain.
Ian MalcolmAnd then we all sat around and we looked at each other and said, wow, look what we did. And then we took some snowballs. We started rolling them together. We started building them up. We started rolling them down the mountain. And we're looking at one another. And folks, we're at the top of the mountain. We have gotten to the other side of it.
Ian MalcolmWe're no longer pushing the boulder up the hill. Now we're sending the snowballs down the hill. It will become the avalanche. And I know that that's the case because a year or two ago, I remember laughing in JQ radio saying, hey, A friend of mine called and said, I've got a weird theory about Israel. And he really didn't want to say it.
Ian MalcolmAnd now I get those pretty much every single week from people that I talked about this issue very loosely with a long time ago that know that I looked a little bit too much into it. And now they're starting to see the same things. And people are calling and saying, I saw this on Facebook. I saw this on Instagram. I saw this on YouTube.
Ian MalcolmA friend of mine randomly called and said, Do you know about Europa? I nearly died. That is where this is going. We are like we always discuss. We are the underdogs, but we're the rebels. There's something very romantic in that. Everybody cheers for Frodo. They cheer for Luke Skywalker. They cheer for et cetera, et cetera.
Ian MalcolmWe're the good guys, folks. And we don't have all the weapons. We don't have all the technology that is all held by the people in charge. But people will flock to what we're doing because it's pure, because it's righteous, and because, frankly, it's just right. Lots of people call us lots of things, anti-Semite, bigot, all the others.
Ian MalcolmBut we've never been called incorrect. Our data always backs up our points, and we always try to just make the world a better place. So we build an irrefutable argument. If we've got the likes of Dan Bilzerian, if he is able not only to win, but even just to campaign, to get on national television, to demand and to force function, maybe to sit down with Tucker Carlson and say, Tucker, it's not just Netanyahu.
Ian MalcolmIt's not just Israel. There's something going on with Jews and having far too much control of the Western world. Loosely referred to as David Nietzsche, you always use... Jewish supremacy. It's the perfect way to describe this. We don't have to say that we hate or dislike or whatever Jews. They are at the center of Jewish supremacy, obviously.
Ian MalcolmBut it is the supremacy that is the problem because it is what they are doing with the control that they demonstrably have. And like I've said a million different ways and a million different times, if it was Jews or Chinese people or whatever. If they had all this control and they said, yep, we've got all the control because we're really smart and capable and competent, but look at how much better we're making everything.
Ian MalcolmI'd probably sit back and say, well, okay. After all, I want to go to a basketball game that has the best basketball players, or I want to go to see a orchestra that has the best musicians. That's totally reasonable. But instead we're ruled by psychopaths who I believe are low IQ. who are destroying obviously everything.
Ian MalcolmAnd they're doing it because they don't care about the thing that we care about, which is our own countries. They are just extracting all the wealth, all the resources. And in the process, they're taking all the morality out. So we are going to stand in opposition to that. We are going to keep winning. We are going to be in the, what is a romantic and a righteous frame.
Ian MalcolmAnd as a result, people are going to flock. to it. The snowball becomes the avalanche, becomes the victory. We are going to sweep over Jewish supremacy. We will put an end to it in the Western world. And as we do, things like central banking, all the other disasters that these people have put in place, they will come down with it.
Ian MalcolmWhat will follow, we'll decide that when we get there. But we will get rid of the problem first. And the problem is very self-evident. So with that, I'm looking forward to Mr. Truth Teller and always learning so much from him. and all of you as well. So I will be joining that space. But in the interim, I want to wish everybody out there, not only, of course, the good morning, good evening, good afternoon, regardless of where you are in the world, but more importantly, as always, God bless for everything that you are.
Ian MalcolmGodspeed, not just to Casey Push from yesterday, but also for Dan Bilzerian and for all of us and for our mission. We will win. I look forward to seeing us when we do. So folks, we will see you in the next space. God bless. Good night.