LIVE With Austin Franco & @MalleusIg

3:11Ian MalcolmHey, hey, hey! That's what I say. I'm pretty certain that you are going to be able to both name that tune as well as the artist behind it. But maybe I'm wrong. I don't know, JoAnn.↗

3:23@joann_marieNo, of course I can. I love this song. And thank you so much for hosting Ian and Rabbi and Austin and Christopher. Most of my favorite people are here. No, it's, it's, I cannot get an, I can get no satisfaction by the Rolling Stones.↗

3:38Ian Malcolmby the Rolling Stones.↗

3:41@joann_marieNo, I love it.↗

3:43Ian MalcolmIndeed. And, you know, I was thinking about it and it feels like our friend here, Mr. Austin Franco, can't get no satisfaction in the sense that he can't even speak his mind in a peaceful, non-aggressive, non-abrasive fashion. He can't simply say, you know, I'd prefer to do this or work for that. If it's discussing a certain group of people, right?↗

4:10Ian MalcolmTelling them that his shirt needs to be pressed a certain way, right? Essentially. And so I thought, what better way to kick this off than with the legendary Mick Jagger, who much like Frank Sinatra, he kind of did it his way, right? He did it my way, said Frank. And certainly Mick Jagger did precisely that. A extremely talented guy.↗

4:33Ian MalcolmAnd by all accounts, There's actually, JoAnn, I think you sent this to me. There's some curious photos from one of the band members of the Rolling Stones, who, if I'm not mistaken, had a pretty tragic ending after being perhaps linked to certain ideologies. And if we then also take into consideration another Rolling Stones song that talks about the death of Kennedy and of all the horrors of Russia.↗

5:25Ian MalcolmThey noticed some things. So lots of kudos to the one and only Mick Jagger and the rest of the Rolling Stones. Forever absolute legends of rock and roll. And speaking of legends, we are here not just with the co-hosts of The Absolute Mostest, Miss JoAnn, the legendary Rabbi [guest], as well as Christopher Wood. And I feel like what a perfect combination of co-hosts we have up here for this discussion.↗

5:54Ian Malcolmwith Austin Franco. And Austin, in the event that you're not familiar with Mr. Christopher Wood, I'm sure you've seen the video where he had the courage to go into not just town squares, but he went into city council and he said, I want to talk about these connections that I've made with the COVID vaccine. and he went through and he talked about Albert Borla and the whole rest of a certain set of tribesmen that were atop almost every aspect of COVID.↗

6:23Ian MalcolmAnd Christopher, of course, took very similar slings and arrows to some of those, Austin, that you've endured. I don't think Christopher necessarily had the The fallout and media insanity that you face, but what a wonderful kind of hero he is of truth. And so I'm very, very excited for him to be here, for Rabbi [guest] to be here.↗

6:43Ian MalcolmAnd hey, for everybody listening, I had to send the note to Austin. I had to say, by the way, Rabbi is not actually a rabbi. So don't worry, there's not going to be a Rabbi Shmuley activity up here throwing a curveball at Austin. I thought I'd give him a heads up about that. I'm just as much a rabbi as Shmuley is, if not more.↗

7:03Ian MalcolmWell, you're definitely a holier man than the dildo-selling rabbi himself that, of all people, I see Official Dre. I'll send him a mic if he wants to come up. Official Dre is going to be one of the 10 panelists in Las Vegas debating the one and only Rabbi Shmuley, who, I mean, I got to say, at least with Shmuley, it's kind of like Yitz, where with Shmuley, there's an angle of comedy.↗

7:33Ian Malcolmand of course it's unintentional but nonetheless he is so ridiculous that I almost find it at times amusing in a positive fashion. But what has not been at all positive has been the attacks on Austin Franco. We've seen him absolutely dragged through the mud and so I'm very excited to have him here with us. And so kind of without further ado, what I would love to do is just turn things over to Miss JoAnn, Christopher, Rabbi, really quickly, if there's anything that we've left out.↗

8:00Ian MalcolmAnd then what I would love to do is not just to introduce Austin, but I know, Rabbi, you had a whole bunch of questions. And so I'm just very humbled that he's here with us and we can kind of unpack all the insanity that he's been facing. But as the last little call to action, everybody, please give Austin Franco, along with all the other panels up here.↗

8:18Ian MalcolmPlease give them a follow. Please check into all the things that they are, of course, doing. Let's make sure that we are supporting these people that are out there fighting the good fight. And so with that, JoAnn, anything that I might have been missing here?↗

8:30@joann_marieNo, perfect introduction, Ian, and thank you so much for hosting, Rabbi, for hosting. Austin, very excited to finally talk to you. I've been begging him for like a month. So I'm just really happy that you're here with us. And don't worry, we won't pry, we won't do any weird questions. So we're just here to support you and for more people to listen to your story.↗

8:52@joann_marieAnd you're a really good kid. So thank you so much. And Christopher, always an absolute pleasure to be here with you. So guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. Bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. And follow Ian and Rabbi and Austin and Christopher. These people are like my favorite people ever.↗

9:14@joann_marieAnd I'm so proud of them. So, yeah. Thank you so much. Rabbi, go for it.↗

9:23@malleusigI really don't have anything to add. I just want to hear from Austin. I want to hear. I want to hear his thoughts, how he's been doing and how's everything going?↗

9:34@joann_marieRabbi and I always talk about you, Austin. We're like, we need to help this kid. We seriously talk about you almost every day. So, yeah. Okay, so should I go to Christopher?↗

9:45Ian MalcolmYeah, let's check in with Christopher. It might be a perfect way to introduce this, right? Because I know that you went through hell and high water with some of the connections that you made. You also ran for office. And you've also, of course, been face forward, whereas some of us up here on the panel, you know, certainly behind avatars and whatnot.↗

10:03Ian MalcolmSo I feel like this is a perfect conversation for you to be involved with. Just want to welcome you here. And thank you for being part of it, Christopher.↗

10:14@joann_marieIs he talking?↗

10:14Ian MalcolmI think it might be glitched.↗

10:17@joann_marieMaybe we'll... And I think Austin is also glitching. Austin, are you there?↗

10:22Ian MalcolmYeah, I'm here.↗

10:23@joann_marieOh, cool, cool, cool. I didn't see your mic. Okay, I'm gonna bring back Christopher, but... Hey, Austin, how are you?↗

10:32Speaker 1Good, good. How are you? It's a pleasure to be on tonight. Thanks for having me.↗

10:38Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And Austin, I'm kind of curious because... Obviously there was the media superstorm that took place and all of us witnessed it and it was top of mind for everybody in here and we had multiple kind of spaces trying to bring attention to just the absolutely unfair onslaught that you had of the media. So I'm kind of curious if you could give us kind of a high level overview of what it's been like between the initial media fallout that we witnessed↗

11:08Ian MalcolmAndra, Tim Lordan, PVG, Debz, Caulin, JoAnn Marie↗

11:37Speaker 1And then there was kind of a lull after about two weeks or so. And then AIM, which is Accuracy in Media, did the undercover interview, the hit piece that I'm sure you guys saw. And after that, I was like, okay, you know, they're going to try to get me one way or another, try to trip me up. I might as well go say my piece on Piers Morgan.↗

11:59Speaker 1And then I just did a recent show with Harrison Smith as well, you know, trying to... Get across what I think and why I think it in a respectable manner and in a articulate manner as well. So that was kind of the gist and the timeline of what happened. And Piers Morgan was, I would say, maybe a little bit less fair in terms of the hearing he gave when compared to Harrison.↗

12:26Speaker 1But it was good to get on those platforms no matter what, speak your mind. And I think the YouTube comments sections on especially Piers Morgan, Demonstrated the support they had for me.↗

12:38Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And on the Piers Morgan one, so I'd be really interested in kind of walking through the timeline of events and how that came up. And I mean, ironically, I remember when I saw it, Austin, I quote tweeted it and I said, Piers Morgan, all you're doing in saying that you hope, because the wildest part wasn't just the interview, it was that after the interview aired, he posted it and he basically said,↗

13:04Ian MalcolmI thought that Austin would come on and be smart and apologize for the horrible things. And instead, now I hope that he gets destroyed. And I was like, well, Piers, you're demonstrating the very thing that might have begotten this email to begin with, or this note saying that you're kind of concerned about the prospect of working with this certain set of interests, right?↗

13:26Ian MalcolmSo he almost validated everything that you would have suggested from the get-go. But can you kind of walk us through How that all went down and what that was like. I assume Harrison Smith, maybe he reached out to you on X or a different platform. How did those two interviews kind of come about and what was that process like?↗

13:45Speaker 1Yeah, so Piers initially reached out right after, basically, I think maybe two to three days after the Einhorn event, after it all blew up. And one of his producers actually reached out, I think it was X. similar to how the New York Post would reach out. They would reach out via X. They'd have the reporters reach out. And then we scheduled an interview early that month.↗

14:09Speaker 1I think it was, it would have been back in June, June or July. Yeah, it would have been June. And then I was like, I don't feel comfortable doing this just because everything was blowing up on my end. And my parents were saying, if you go on any podcast, we're gonna kick you out. So I decided not to go on the podcast. And then after the AIM interview,↗

14:31Speaker 1I was like okay um this is blowing up again I might as well go on the podcast now people are probably going to be able to look at this with a more level head than they would have initially and so I hit up the same producer that had initially reached out asking if she would still be up for an interview with Piers Morgan she said yes and that's how I ended up on it and then Harrison reached out as well afterwards after the Piers Morgan interview↗

14:58Speaker 1Just through X. And then he had me work with his producer as well.↗

15:03Ian MalcolmYeah, and so on that, so they reached out immediately. And so I guess, can you walk us through actually that idea around AIM? Because it feels like that was absolutely a subversive hit piece. Going into that, what was the, I suppose, expectations and how that all came about? And what must that have been like in the aftermath?↗

15:30Ian MalcolmI can't imagine being in your shoes throughout that.↗

15:33Speaker 1Yeah, they were posing as an organization called Justice in the Classroom. So I was initially skeptical. And I stated that during the interview that I didn't want to say too much that could somehow be constrained or connived in a way that would portray me badly or in a bad light. But they were saying, we're going to give you job opportunities.↗

15:53Speaker 1We're going to connect you with people. And we also have a donor who will provide money. He wants to provide money to you because he's an advocate for free speech. So they posed as this other organization, Justice in the Classroom, to do an undercover hit piece. And when they were asking me questions on this rotunda, it was like an outside bifillion.↗

16:17Speaker 1And it literally felt like an interview. So I was pretty suspicious of what was going on when I was being interviewed by AIM because it didn't seem something like, you know, say a actual organization looking to donate money would do, right? You know, they're not going to ask you very specific questions about what happened.↗

16:36Speaker 1They'd more be like, you know, we want to support you. So after they posted it, things just kind of blew up again. And it wasn't as extreme. as the initial fallout from the Einhorn event, but probably like maybe 70% less. But it was still enough that I was like, okay, this is resurfacing. If we were ever going to go on a podcast, now is our opportunity.↗

17:05Speaker 1Because there were other individuals who had invited me on, including Tucker Carlson, who had kind of rescinded the offer just because things had died down so much.↗

17:16Ian MalcolmWow. So Tucker, I'm... I have not necessarily an open line with by any means, but I've had a couple of interactions with Buckley, Tucker's brother on here, and he seems so kind of in with the cause. And I've actually been really not just impressed, but kind of surprised at how candid he's been speaking about some of these topics.↗

17:43Ian MalcolmI have to imagine his brother, you know, has to maybe tread a little Thank you so much for joining us.↗

18:14Ian MalcolmYou know, absolutely. And you know what the thing is, though? I really can't imagine almost anything being more relevant for the moment that we find ourselves in just because, and obviously I take a pretty, I don't want to call it extreme, although some would certainly label it as such, but I take a pretty... Thank you so much for joining us.↗

18:59Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

19:23Ian MalcolmThank you for watching, and I'll see you next time.↗

19:52Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

20:21Ian MalcolmWas there any other context that would have resulted in them taking that note and maybe blowing it out of the water above and beyond in any kind of prior communication that you had had? Or was that note kind of the beginning and the end of anything remotely offensive?↗

20:39Speaker 1That was pretty much the beginning and the end. I think they couldn't help themselves, to be honest. Gabe could have taken the path and be like, okay, this kid's just an asshole, right, and not posted it. Well, I mean, the the.↗

21:08Ian MalcolmInteresting thing about this is that there's that old adage that no press is bad press. And I mean, I've frankly been impressed with not only what you've done, Austin, in terms of just being able to speak candidly, right, to be able to state your case. You know what? I don't want to do this. And to be able to do that kind of shoulders back, head held high.↗

21:31Ian MalcolmAnd then to also, I mean, you've just been... Thank you so much for joining us.↗

22:02Speaker 1They can be stressful at times, but you can do things to calm yourself down, not necessarily in like a drug sense, but more just generally and understand that this is the path you took and you're going to have to stick by it.↗

22:18Ian MalcolmAustin, I think that is maturity far beyond your demographic, frankly, and the wisdom to be able to recognize that. We're all, if we think about it, everybody that's in this room and that is of kind of this awakening, if you will, you have been in many ways kind of a champion to all of us because... Thank you so much for having me.↗

23:01Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

23:30Speaker 1I just viewed in a maturity aspect, and you need to ask yourself, are these the type of people who would be honorable, have integrity, and are these the type of people we want in power? And I think their actions demonstrate over the past decade and century, more generally speaking, that these are not the type of people who we should be having in government representing our interests.↗

23:53Speaker 1Joe Lonsdale was the one to say, you need to be a good Jew. I actually don't know too much about Rabbi Shmuley and what he said about me more specifically. I don't know if you want to talk about that.↗

24:06Ian MalcolmNo, but Lonsdale, that's exactly who it was, and thank you for that. And the craziest part about that is it's not like Joe Lonsdale is a run-of-the-mill wealthy guy, right? If we look at the triangulation of all of this power that we kind of continuously point to, and Godfroy, a good friend of ours, was running a space...↗

24:26Ian MalcolmBillionaire Technocrats↗

24:56Speaker 1But nobody really respects them. Like if you look at the aristocracies of medieval Europe or Renaissance Europe, like there was a kind of obligation that the aristocrats and the nobles had to the people. But these technocrats don't have either of that. So not only that, but we also, I think, like if you look at them, right?↗

25:20Speaker 1They don't look like fine specimens of human beings. They're not necessarily the most beautiful. They're not tall. They're not strong. If you were to go out in nature, these bureaucrats that you have in government, like Joe Lonsdale, they would be absolutely cooked. They wouldn't survive in the trenches of Verdun or in World War II in the take battles of Kursk or in Stalingrad.↗

25:44Speaker 1These are not fighters. These are not warriors. I think in the coming ages, in the coming age, we are going to see resurgence in this kind of these masculine values of, you know, honor and integrity and this bourgeoisie elite that we've had for so long, which is, you know, it's not just made up of Jews, but more generally, you know, the merchant class is going to fall apart.↗

26:11Speaker 1And we will see a resurgence in kind of these honorable characteristics that are more in tune with nature.↗

26:18Ian MalcolmAustin, Austin, Austin, Austin,↗

26:40Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

27:10Ian MalcolmThe government, which is loved by its people↗

27:38Speaker 1and looks out for its people is not going to surveil them 24-7. This is indicative of a power structure which knows its time is limited. And I also think just more generally speaking, I'm probably not speaking as articulately as I could on this interview, just due to some changes in my habits, but more generally speaking, I think we are going to see↗

28:04Speaker 1Thank you so much for joining us.↗

28:33Speaker 1Thank you very much.↗

29:04Ian MalcolmThat was so, so well stated. And I mean, not only do I agree with those sentiments, but that idea of kind of pillaging the ship as the boat's going down, it really does feel like that is how this is playing out. And you've got this billionaire class that is quickly becoming essentially a trillionaire class between Elon and a handful of others.↗

29:24Ian MalcolmAnd they are just grabbing anything and everything. And in many of these cases, literally shipping it. Thank you so much for joining us.↗

30:00Ian MalcolmThis kind of low trust, low IQ, high crime slave state that they're basically just going to flee from. And in the process, they know that they will basically have undermined us to the point that, in my worldview anyway, that we'll be so discombobulated that we have no ability to band together and come together, yet alone to recognize how we got into the hellscape that we're in.↗

30:21Speaker 1Yeah, exactly. Like you can go back to 2008 when you had the Occupy Wall Street movement. And that's really when these race wars started. The billionaire class kind of got freaked out because class warfare is a thing, more generally speaking. I mean, obviously you have racial problems, but there is this idea that society is segmented into different classes.↗

30:46Speaker 1And they were kind of freaked out by this, so they had to create these diversionary tactics of DEI and all that to... Distract from the fact that people were kind of uniting and waking up to the fact that their country was being plundered. And you're kind of seeing the same thing now. Though I think now it's playing more in our favor just because unfortunately, if you look at the IQ statistics, a lot of these systems are just going to collapse due to the immigrants' own innate in-group preferences.↗

31:19Speaker 1So the Indians preferring Indians. And when you look at these things, I think it's like an average IQ in India, it's like 90 or 80. So the amount of Indian geniuses with an IQ above 130 is like maybe 10% of what it would be for white people. So you're having a lot of these siloed white men out who have nothing to lose, who are pretty smart, they're pretty robust terms of genetic fitness.↗

31:51Speaker 1And so these are the type of men who are actually going to organize. and start getting shit done. And I think what's gonna happen over the long run is you're gonna start to see these white man band together. And you're already seeing it in some capacity with things like Patriot Front and active clubs. But this is not an endorsement of either of those, but just more generally speaking, is seeing people become more tribal just due to how far society has fallen and people realizing that this idea of a meritocracy is no longer feasible.↗

32:24Speaker 1Raed Jamal, Niko Steinbrecher,↗

32:52@theleaderofusaand yours went viral and that's a big deal. And I have a question for you, Austin. If you've already answered this in this space, feel free to say you answered. We'll move on to my next question. My first question is, how did you wake up and become aware of some of the issues that we're dealing with? Because a lot of the boomer politics, it's all red versus blue, Republicans versus Democrats.↗

33:15@theleaderofusaThe younger generation's waking up and they're seeing past the whole two-party system. How did you wake up and come to the conclusion that maybe there's a certain group of people, aka the Jews, that maybe have too much power and were being lied to? And then I have a follow-up.↗

33:31Speaker 1Yeah, so I think I'll speak more in generalities here, is that the incentive system for the boomers, there was less of an incentive to actually question the truth, right? Like if you were a boomer and you got a house, you got kids, You got a second house, you got a yacht, right? If you question what the current elite is or is composed of, you have a lot more to lose than a young person who's, say, 16, 18, or 19, who knows they're not going to get any of those things.↗

34:04Speaker 1So the whole premise of the social contract was different for the boomers than it is for us. Though I'm a little bit hopeful, more so for Gen X. that they are also starting to wake up to these things. Not just specifically to your question, but more generally about the problems we're having in society. So it's just kind of a, I guess, it's a slow thing, right?↗

34:35Speaker 1Like for instance, Piers Morgan, I'm actually quite hopeful he's gonna wake up as well. And you can kind of see the change in his behavior. From Nick Fuentes to me to just the recent guy with Rabbi Shmuley.↗

35:08Ian MalcolmChris, to that point, and Austin, I'd be curious for your thoughts on it, because Piers Morgan, a great example of a leftist who's starting to maybe come to some of these realizations, and you've got Tucker on the right, and you start to kind of bring these two things together, Austin, which feels like that's really how we move this conversation forward.↗

35:25Ian MalcolmI'm curious for your thoughts.↗

35:26Speaker 1Yeah, exactly. I think the synthesis of these two things, the left and the right, is going to be pretty fortuitous in the future.↗

35:36@malleusigI hope so.↗

35:36@theleaderofusaSo what woke you up? Get into that details. What woke you up? Who told you? Did someone tell you, hey, brother, Jews run the world? Or did you start to discover this on your own and you're trying to tell other people? How did you wake up to this?↗

35:52@malleusigActually, this is the same question I wanted to ask because Austin talked about having experiences with people in college. And I think this is what he was referring to when he said he doesn't want to, you know, he had reasons to this. Can we talk about that, Austin?↗

36:11Speaker 1Yeah, yeah. I mean, just more generally, because I don't want to reveal any information about these people. You know, that's not fair to them. But just generally bad experiences, as well as things I'd observed within the government. You know, things like the Iran war and Israel. and APAC and the ADL, as well as the Epstein files.↗

36:35Speaker 1So.↗

36:38@theleaderofusaSo did you, when you discovered this, like, you're telling me some generalities here. Did you, were you kind of, did you feel alone when you woke up or did you already know there was a sphere of people, you know, a movement of people that are talking about this? When you first woke up to this, did you feel like you couldn't say anything like you were alone in the world?↗

36:59@theleaderofusaOr did you already know and you just essentially joined in and then use your courageous voice to speak up on behalf of those that didn't feel comfortable speaking?↗

37:10Speaker 1I think maybe six years ago, I would have felt a little bit more alone than I do now. But, you know, these things kind of ebb and flow, right? Like, you know, sometimes you get very passionate about certain things and then it kind of dies off, right? And this was kind of the same thing.↗

37:30@theleaderofusaDid you know, like, when you said that you didn't want to work for any Jewish employers, did you feel as though it was going to have this effect on your life? Did you feel as though maybe you were stepping out of your comfort zone a bit in doing this? What was going on through your head when you were doing this?↗

37:51Speaker 1Yeah, so, you know, listen, I was looking at the cards on the table, and yeah, I know I go to Cornell, and this might seem... at least to the listeners, maybe like, oh, he's an entitled spoiled little brat. But I was looking at the cards on the table and I had applied for hundreds and hundreds of jobs. And I kept seeing other people being hired who I knew I could have been more qualified than to do the same work.↗

38:21Speaker 1And looking at the economy and just looking at my overall prospects, two years, five years, 10 years down the line, and realizing that unless I took some level of drastic action, my life would just get foreseeably worse. And I don't mean this in like a suicidal sense or a depressive sense, but more just, you know, an analytical reasoning that, okay, the cards I have in hand are not going to be better than the dealers five years from now or 10 years from now.↗

38:54Speaker 1They're only gonna be worse. You could have, let's say you're playing blackjack, you could have a 16 right now because you're going to Cornell and the dealer has a 17. But two years down the line, you're going to have a 14 and they're still going to have a 17 or they might have an 18. And then progressively having a larger disparity as time goes on.↗

39:16Speaker 1So I was just generally pretty concerned. And I realized if I didn't do something drastic, any sense of upward mobility, What kind of ceased to exist?↗

39:29@malleusigI think that's a calculus that's going to happen more often moving forward. You mentioned the change in the economy and the change in the culture. You go back to the 80s and 90s, and you look at the economy was still high. Jewish interests and organizations, banking, et cetera, was still pumping tons of money into America because it was still a viable investment opportunity.↗

39:51@malleusigIt was before they decided to like pull the plug because the growth is gone. Let's put our money into third world markets because that's where all the growth is going to be in the next 50 years, right? They were still making good movies. They were still making good music, right? And there was no reason to be all like, hey, let's talk about the Jews.↗

40:08@malleusigAnd so nobody did it. And then you have this really weird effect where once they start pulling the money out and they start selling off... Hollywood and our media you know to the Chinese or whoever wants one to basically use it to spread their propaganda right then people start waking up and then they have this excuse ready-made for when that happens oh yeah of course every time things get bad people always blame the Jews and it's like yeah well people tend to blame the termites when the house starts collapsing they don't really think about termites when the house is fine right↗

40:44@malleusigWhen the walls start to splinter and the holes start showing up, they say, oh shit, we have termites because they notice it. And that's essentially what's happening now, I think. And you're going to get more of this. I mean, the fact that you made this mental calculus, we're like, all right, hold on a second. Do I have anything to lose by saying this?↗

41:04@malleusigNo, I have nothing to lose. That means we're in the shit now. We're getting to a place where... Austin, are you there? Yeah, I'm there. I don't have anything to say.↗

41:32Ian MalcolmNo, no, no. And I just wanted to welcome to the panel Isaiah Washington. Austin, not sure if you're familiar with him, but a really wonderful voice here. And when you were talking earlier about the left and the right, one thing that I see as inevitable, right? We were talking about the reality of endless H-1B work visas coming in, for example, from India, mass unfettered migration from the rest of the world and some of the detriments of that.↗

41:58Ian MalcolmThe thing that's interesting is I think in addition to left and right, Thank you very much for joining us.↗

42:13Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

42:40Ian Malcolmhas been dragged through the mud by basically all the mainstream media, in addition to an undercover hit piece that postured as if they were empathetic to his cause, only to then basically run this hit piece, which Isaiah, I'm sure, as a member of kind of the former Hollywood sphere, that you've probably seen the insanity that the dishonest media is capable of.↗

43:02Ian MalcolmBut a pleasure to have you here.↗

43:05Speaker 2Yeah, peace and blessings to the space. Thank you for that. Yeah, I'm very familiar. with Austin. We've communicated a little briefly. He said he would be available for this particular space. Thank you for the invitation, JoAnn. That's why I'm here. Unfortunately, I have the dubious honor to say that I'm very familiar with the Zionist tactics, but I'm also very honored to say that I have survived it all.↗

43:36Speaker 2I'm still a media blackout in mainstream media. You'll be hard-pressed to find out my actual net worth. It's still at $500,000 as it was 19 years ago. You'll be hard-pressed to find anything that I've done recently, from my book to my podcast to my movies that I've independently produced and still producing. I'm a major threat simply because I understand the game.↗

44:03Speaker 2I was always an outsider in Hollywood. Hollywood is just a boulevard of art. In Los Angeles, and a very dirty one at that. Los Angeles is built to collapse. A multi-million dollar home sits on rollers so that they don't collapse. They have a system there that is designed to pump you up, to make you look like the best thing since sliced bread, and then when you step out of line and no longer support their agenda, you are easily destroyed and or replaced.↗

44:37Speaker 2i.e. I've been somewhat replaced by Black British actors, but that hasn't been going very well for the last 15 years. I will say that I'm delighted, Austin, that you are a man of your word and that you're here holding it down. I've always said that it will be the youth who will burn down the village to stay warm. And I will say that there will be a leader,↗

45:06Speaker 2In addition to the Charlie Kirks that will define us all, I am not a boomer. I am sort of keeping up with the Joneses in between boomers, G and X. I understand the plight of most people in this room. I've enjoyed the pleasure of being a person that can operate in most groups, no matter the ethnicity, because of my contributions to the entertainment industry.↗

45:33Speaker 2So I have this thing, this immutable thing called crossover, where I go outside. I'm not just called a black actor or that black guy. I'm called either Dr. Burke or Chancellor Jaha or whatever character people have latched onto from various television shows and movies I've done in the past, roughly almost 30 years ago.↗

45:55Speaker 2So here I rise, and I'm very... Eager to continue to hear what Austin has to share with us. Maybe I misunderstood something you said, but when I looked at the Piers Morgan interview at least three times, Austin, were you comfortable or interested in sharing the names of the people who happen to be or allegedly are Jewish that harmed you?↗

46:26Speaker 2Or is that something that maybe is moving into a legal atmosphere and you don't want to share those people? Because I was stunned that Piers Morgan was doubling down on you being an anti-Semite, which is absolutely ridiculous. I am Semitic. My name is Isaiah. Could you get more Hebrew than that? So that's ridiculous. That word has absolutely no weight anymore since Charlie Carpenter.↗

46:52Speaker 2I'm fine with that. But I was wondering why he didn't ask you what were the names of the people that you felt that had done you an injustice. And I don't know whether or not you want to share those names or not. I don't care whether or not they're Jewish or not. People who harm people need to be held accountable. That's what justice is supposed to look like.↗

47:15Speaker 2But if you don't want to share those things, I'm totally fine with that.↗

47:20Speaker 1Yeah, the interactions I had were with Jewish people or half-Jewish people. Some of them were absolutely wonderful people, but I also had experiences that were pretty bad and kind of rubbed me the wrong way. And I wouldn't share their names, not just for legal reasons, but also I don't think it's worth bringing attention to.↗

47:45Speaker 1If you have a bad experience with someone, you don't need to go share it to the whole world.↗

47:52Speaker 1I've had a bad experience with these people. I've decided based on the accumulation of all my experiences that I no longer want to be around them. But I also don't want to, I guess, treat them in a manner in how they treated me. Okay, I understand that.↗

48:14Speaker 2Wait, wait, wait, wait.↗

48:16@theleaderofusaWhat do you mean you do not wish to treat them in the way that... Are we speaking about the Jews? You do not wish to treat the Jews in a way that they treated you?↗

48:24Speaker 1He doesn't want to speak down to their level. Okay, yeah. I don't think it's worth taking this low road of, you know, revealing their names, bringing attention to them. They don't need attention.↗

48:37@malleusigLet me get this straight, Austin. Let me get this straight. Somebody treated you poorly. And you don't want to publicize their name to the entire world and invite like everyone, including the media, to harass them because of something they said?↗

48:53Speaker 1Because it's not really relevant.↗

48:55@malleusigRevolutionary idea.↗

48:58Ian MalcolmYeah. Yeah. And he's clearly putting that out there in sarcasm and commending you for for that position, because the irony, right, is Joe Lonsdale did exactly the opposite and said, no, destroy this guy as best you can. Right. Which is just so it again, it's it's It's perfectly emblematic of the very problem that we're discussing, right?↗

49:16Ian MalcolmThey did the very thing that you're going to take the high road and not stoop to.↗

49:20@theleaderofusaI imagine if we're talking about other white people or other people in general, that's not Jews, but the Jews are doing some of the most heinous things you could ever imagine. They definitely deserve to be exposed in any way possible, shamed in any way possible, and dealt with in any way possible.↗

49:36Ian MalcolmNo, but Christopher, to Austin's point, he's taking the high road, and I commend him for that, especially given that it's not even like it's a neutral ground, right? They literally went after him and did the worst of all the things that we would expect, and he's taking the high road and saying, I'm going to be a gentleman.↗

49:49Ian MalcolmAnd I think, as David Nietzsche would say, and as a lot of great authors and minds of the past have said, we can't become... The monster that we are trying to oppose and or intellectually and spiritually defeat, right, Austin?↗

50:03Speaker 1Yeah, and we also have to focus on the bigger issues here as well. Like, let's not get stuck in the weeds focusing on individuals, right? Because the individual is nothing. It is the group and in-group preferences which allow people, individuals, to weasel their way into power.↗

50:22Speaker 2Yeah, I have to push back a little bit on that, Austin, and that's fine. Also, I'll put it on you. When I went through my scrum, my ordeal, and was jacketed with a comment that I thought I had free speech on to defend myself, and I found quickly that as a Black American Negro free man, I did not have the right to defend myself at any level, at any socioeconomic level, if I were not going to support particular agendas that was comfortable for the people in power at the time.↗

50:50Speaker 2For example, I did not know that Howard Devine, the former... Executive at ABC Disney, who was Jewish. I did not know, and people still don't believe me. I did not know or care that Bob Iger, my former boss at ABC Disney, who is stepping down this year because he has to retire. Ironically, he stepped down and hired another Bob when it came out that many people from Google and the Epstein files were going to come out.↗

51:19Speaker 2He disappeared and then reappeared again. So my point is, I have no problem naming Bob Iger. or Howard Devine because I have receipts of how they railroaded me. I have actual emails from a whistleblower who was blacklisted and forced to sell off her properties and move or flee to Costa Rica and still is living there to this day and hates that I call her a whistleblower, which she is.↗

51:42Speaker 2The only reason she reached out to me, Austin, was because she had got fired trying to hire me on another show that involved myself, would have involved myself and Tyra Knight who was the liar along with Katie Heigl. who lied on me in order for their game. Actually, they wanted me and Patrick Dempsey to be removed from the show because at that time we were the highest paid actors and we earned it.↗

52:03Speaker 2The highest paid actors and they considered us a threat in competition for their wealth building. Now, the point is, again, I didn't know Bob Iger was Jewish. I didn't know Howard Devine. The people who harmed me were Jewish. Now, when I found out that they happened to be Jewish or identify as Jewish, I'm not saying that all Jewish people are bad.↗

52:23Speaker 2Because why? Ben Silverman hired me literally six hours after they did not renew my contract at Mr. Charles, a wonderful restaurant in Beverly Hills. Ben Silverman is very Jewish, very fluid, and his mother is very gay. He had no problem hiring me for, at that time, a $120 million investment on a show called The Bionic Woman, which I starred in when things started to go crazy.↗

52:52Speaker 2and they didn't have control of the narrative. Why? Because the creator of the show couldn't have his way with the lead actress. He literally left the show and called me from his yacht somewhere in Mediterranean, asking me how things were going. He's not Jewish. He was just a, forgive me, but an asshole. This is how it goes when people abuse their power.↗

53:13Speaker 2So again, I understand that you don't want to venture their names, but I will tell you, sir, that if these people harmed you, They should be held accountable in any way. It's just, unfortunately, they happen to identify as Jewish. So if you move forward strategically saying they, when you know specifically who harmed you and they also, i.e., happen to be Jewish, then I think at some point you may want to name them because they're going out of their way to name you.↗

53:42Speaker 2They're going out of their way to label you as an anti-Semite that's actually saying you don't want to work with all Jews, no matter who they are. Even though I have worked and made a lot of money with Mark Pedowitz, who put me on a hit TV show called The 100, who's very Jewish. So I'm just saying I encourage you to be a little bit more strategic and specific about the ones that harmed you as opposed to allowing them to say that you hate, i.e., all Jews.↗

54:14@theleaderofusaI agree. Austin, are you a Christian by chance?↗

54:18Speaker 1Yeah, I was raised Protestant.↗

54:20@theleaderofusaAll right, so I know there's a lot of within good-hearted people, especially Christians, especially white people, there is this idea of like treating, you know, love your enemy, right? And it's a very personal thing. Loving your enemy is like a personal thing, like when you have beef with somebody on a very individual level.↗

54:42@theleaderofusaBut it's not love the enemy of all. It's not love the enemy of your people. It's not love the enemies of God. The Jews are the enemies of God. It's not love the children of Satan, which the Jews are. It's love your enemy. So you're not stooping low by any means by combating against Jewish people, the supremacy, what they stand for, the culture and the individuals.↗

55:06@theleaderofusaIt's not a negative thing at all. And you're not stooping low by doing so. You're very courageous. And I don't want anyone, I don't know if there's anyone in your personal life that's tried to make you feel like, oh, you're stooping, like you have to... No, no, no, it's not me.↗

55:37@malleusigI think, honestly, it's Austin's choice if he wants to share names or not. I think that... Oh, absolutely.↗

55:48Speaker 2I concur. I'm just saying that... Yeah, I agree. We're not pressing names. I'm just saying that there's generalizations, as you know, Rabbi Kills. They've already gone out of their way on a multi, multi-pronged level. Pierce Martin... Most of the people in the world knows who he is and he did Austin no favors. Kept cutting him off and not allowing him to explain his position and give the proper analogies which were not false equivalencies.↗

56:19Speaker 2I'm just saying that as time goes on, Austin, it's your choice to not name the names of these individuals who harmed you who happen to be Jewish. We're not so sure they're actually Jewish. I don't think any of these people are actually Jewish, so I like to just refer to them as Zionists. So I'm going to get off of that and continue to listen, and that's that.↗

56:39Speaker 1What I'm trying to get across is there's this kind of equivalency here. If we were to all come and attack these individuals who I had bad experiences with, then we're essentially the Joe Lonsdale, except for the European version. And that's really no better. It's kind of this idea that the... Punishment needs to be equivalent to the crime, more generally speaking.↗

57:05Speaker 1And so the idea that we need to reveal these people's names who I had bad experiences with, who just said we should kill all Palestinians 50 years ago, that's not really relevant to the conversation we're having right now. Obviously, these are experiences that are going to rub people the wrong way, but we don't need to go out and destroy these people's lives.↗

57:29Speaker 1We can simply say, listen, based on these facts and the things you said, we don't want to be associated with you. And that is enough over time to allow people to kind of self-delineate into their own respective tribes, into the people they agree with and disagree with. And you don't have to go through these kind of subversive means of ostracizing people and canceling them as we do now.↗

57:55@malleusigYeah, and that's...↗

57:56@theleaderofusaShould we ostracize and cancel Jews from our media and from all positions within America?↗

58:04Speaker 1I can't answer that.↗

58:06@theleaderofusaThe answer is yes, good sir.↗

58:34Ian MalcolmThank you very much.↗

58:59Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

59:23Ian MalcolmThank you for joining us.↗

59:41Ian MalcolmAgree 100% with their perspective. What I love is that we're able to come about and come as a quorum even when we see 99% or 90% or even if it's 51%, we can at least agree that Jewish supremacy is the problem, right? That we need to build this bigger coalition rather than kind of allowing ourselves to squabble amongst kind of the fringe elements of it.↗

1:00:03@malleusigAnd I would add, it's actually not even, I think Jewish supremacy is too euphemistic. I think it's Jewish terror. The only thing is that the only reason we don't talk about is because when we think of the word terror, we think of bomb attacks. We think of like, you know, planes being flown in the buildings. Jewish terror in the civilized West simply takes the form of reputation attacks.↗

1:00:23@malleusigThat's it. Jewish terror is when they all kind of get together and they gang stalk you to get you fired from your job, kicked off of media, right? Because you won't get in line with their stuff. In the Middle East, in the neighboring countries around Israel, they'll simply bomb you.↗

1:00:57Ian MalcolmBut I think that... Well, and Rabbi, to play off of that, Austin, I'm curious on that idea of being essentially terrorized, right? And Rabbi, you're exactly right, because terrorism takes a whole lot of different approaches. And it could be, I suppose, kind of intellectual or emotional terrorism if Austin is getting attacked, not just by prospectively, you know, strangers, but even by his friends and family, because they're trying to undermine his reputation and let's say his righteousness.↗

1:01:23Ian Malcolmand then I hear him in this space and I mean also I'm just going to call it out not only am I extremely impressed with kind of the tact with which you're approaching this but also just kind of the morality and the decorum with which you're doing so as well as the intellect with which you're sharing your ideas and that idea of↗

1:01:42Ian MalcolmYou mentioned Cornell, for example, and people taking presumptions on your persona or your character. All I'm hearing is an extremely thoughtful, intelligent individual that is willing not only to try and push forward that which is good, but to even offer that to the people that are coming at you. I'm kind of curious for Austin for the ways in which that kind of either emotional or spiritual or intellectual, if not financial and economic terrorism has kind of manifested itself for you.↗

1:02:10Speaker 1Yeah. I think when it comes to these things, you have a lot of people who will take these extreme positions, especially when it comes to certain groups. And when it comes to appealing to the masses in a more cynical sense, you're not going to get there by being extremely extreme, going far right or far left, though more people are being pushed in those directions now.↗

1:02:40Speaker 1I'm trying to take a more moderate approach which kind of reflects the values this country was built on that can allow different groups of people to come together and recognize that things need to change and our government needs to start working for the people instead of against them. And this is not just a question of Jews.↗

1:03:03Speaker 1There are people in this government who are non-Jewish who have also sold out this country. So, fundamentally, what we need to ask ourselves is, is the government, Jewish or not, really representing the people's interests? And if it's not, I think we have a duty to seek out change in one capacity or another.↗

1:03:28@malleusigYeah, and I would add, Austin, from my own interactions and watching what happens to other people, I think one of the reasons why you got so much attention is because Moderates are the most terrifying opposition to these people, to Jews specifically, but in greater sense as well, but mainly to Jewish people. And the reason is that when you have someone coming at you or at them, when they have someone coming at them as an extremist and say, kill all the Jews, put them back in chambers, put them in cars, right?↗

1:03:58@malleusigThey can very easily cast that attack as hateful, bigoted, anti-Semitic rhetoric that can be dismissed out of hand. But when someone like you comes up, and has reasoned, calm, thoughtful, non-hateful opposition to what they're doing, they don't know what to do. And the only thing they have is what peers did to you, which is to interrupt you, stop you from talking and call you an anti-Semite and then rage quit the interview.↗

1:04:28@malleusigThat's all they have.↗

1:04:30Speaker 1Yeah, yeah, that's pretty much spot on. And, you know, fortunately, stuff like that actually plays out in the moderate's favor. If you look at the comments section of Piers Morgan, it was pretty much in unanimous support of me.↗

1:04:44@malleusigOh, it was brilliant. I loved it. Can we read the comments later?↗

1:04:48Speaker 1Yeah, sure, sure.↗

1:04:51Ian MalcolmAnd I know that we'll be able to play a segment of that. I know that Rabbi has it queued up. And maybe what we could do, I know Andra has her hand up. I want to certainly get a question from her. And really quickly, just to add that, Austin, I'm curious for your thoughts on this, because that idea of the moderate, and I agree,↗

1:05:07Ian Malcolm1,000% with Rabbi. The thing, and Grok has even told us this. It said that the reason that X suppresses us and gives us all these glitches with our spaces is because we are the thing that they fear because we're just having honest conversations that are laying out kind of irrefutable data points that demonstrate this power structure that they're trying to obfuscate and to hide.↗

1:05:31Ian MalcolmAnd that we are kind of approaching it and saying we peacefully want to discuss this and make everybody aware of it. And then in doing that, that we're far more intellectually dangerous and politically concerning than people out there screaming radical nonsense about 1776 and all this other nonsense that actually it just furthers the cause of the Zionists and the Jewish supremacists because it makes those that are in opposition to them look like radical, violent, crazy people that just play into all the stereotypes that Hollywood has basically built for the minds of the masses, right?↗

1:06:04Speaker 1Thank you so much for joining us.↗

1:06:25Ian MalcolmOverview, chapter by chapter, of Orwell's 1984. It's unbelievable the depth that she brought to that conversation. So I just want to welcome her back up here and get a question for Austin from Andra. And then, Rabbi, we could cue up that interview and kind of play out that piece with Piers Borgen.↗

1:06:44@austinfranco123Thank you so much, Ian, JoAnn, Rabbi. What a great space. And I am so glad that you got Austin Franco in here. I was on his Well, on his case, proverbially, the minute that I heard about this, because like you, Austin, I too went to Cornell. And I can attest to the massive Jewish influence on that campus, the incredible overrepresentation on that campus, not just in the student body, but in the funding as well.↗

1:07:21@austinfranco123And I find it astounding that given that, They chose to make an example of you.↗

1:08:16@austinfranco123and to what lengths they were willing to go. You know, it is said many times on this platform that white people are the only demographic who are demonized for expressing an in-group preference. You didn't even express a preference. You expressed what wasn't your preference and they brought the guillotine down on you. That should frighten a nation.↗

1:08:44@austinfranco123How do you respond to that, Austin? And thank you so much for being here.↗

1:08:48Speaker 1I think it's well said. I don't think I could have said it better.↗

1:08:56@austinfranco123Well, we'll leave it at that then. Thank you again, Austin. I'm really glad you're here.↗

1:09:02Ian MalcolmThank you, yeah. Thank you so much for coming up. Andra, just absolutely a pleasure to have you in here as well. and two minds from Cornell, which not too shabby of an institution. And I just bring it up because, again, I really do believe that the thing that this machine fears above everything is intelligent people of all backgrounds coming together and saying, guys, this is this is concerning that not only the power, but to Rabbi's point, the way in which they are terrifying the masses with the power that they have.↗

1:09:38Ian Malcolmand whether it's Austin, a young man in college, clearly very clean cut, very intelligent, articulate, just about to launch what I'm sure is going to be a very bright future, all the way to, talk about an extreme opposite, you could go to Kanye West, an entertainer who puts out very colorful rhetoric and language and clothing.↗

1:10:02Ian MalcolmAnd on their case, he just went out and he said, you know, I think we got a problem, guys. And He said, I think they've got too much control of finance and the media and the entertainment industry and social media. And then in 24 hours, they took his social media platform, his record label, his apparel contract with Adidas, and they took two thirds of his $2 billion and said, we're going to lock your bank account, right?↗

1:10:29Ian MalcolmSo it doesn't matter. If you're the well-spoken, clean-cut Austin, or if you are one of the most prominent entertainers in the world, they have the ability to crush you merely because you speak out against their power. And so it really is, I mean, again, talk about a wide spectrum there. But people coming together that are able to influence others merely to awaken, whether it's↗

1:10:56Ian MalcolmThank you very much.↗

1:11:20Ian MalcolmAnd that is what I really do believe that they fear above anything and everything else. It's not radical hatred or animus or any of the awful things that they, the supremacists, push out. Rather, it's us just calmly, politely, intelligently, articulately, and as David Nietzsche would always say, lovingly coming together and painting a better picture of what could be if we got this poison out of our system.↗

1:11:46Ian MalcolmAnd so I just look around at the panel and the genders and The religions, the colors, the creed, all those things. I really do find it just beautiful that we're all able to come together in Austin. I couldn't agree with the sentiments more. Andra, that was just a spectacular question.↗

1:12:02@malleusigWe're a rainbow coalition. And I think I would add that one of the things that people are beginning to realize is that... This is according to our cultural consensus. Jews always have the right to criticize or critique non-Jews. Non-Jews, however, do not have the right to critique Jews. What does that mean? It means Jews are our obvious superiors.↗

1:12:29@malleusigIf they were not, we'd be able to criticize them. You are not allowed to criticize your aristocracy. That's who these people have set themselves up as. The more this happens, the more we see Kanye getting debanked or Fuentes getting debanked. People are... Oh, shit. The special rapporteur to Gaza and Palestine, the Italian lady who's doing fantastic work, she can't use a credit card now, right?↗

1:13:00@joann_marieFrancesca Albanese.↗

1:13:01@malleusigThank you, Francesca Albanese. She had her credit cards cut off for crying out loud, right? So the more this happens... The more people are going to realize, oh, okay, they're basically our aristocracy now. It's laismajest, like you're not allowed to criticize the king. You can't say anything about the nobility. They are our nobility.↗

1:13:25@malleusigAnd that's the start. That's when people start really talking about this. But yeah, I'm sorry, Austin, you were going to jump in.↗

1:13:33Ian MalcolmLet's go back to Austin, because on that, the idea of the aristocracy that is just devoid of... I don't think anybody's going to look at Mark Zuckerberg and be like, wow, that's who we want represented.↗

1:14:11Speaker 1I think we should make a clear delineation as well between something like the Tsar in Russia and the merchant class which we have now. The aristocracy was generally tied to the land. The Tsar could not pick up and move from Russia and go to Germany, but the Warburgs, the Rothschilds, all these big bankers and merchants like Mark Zuckerberg, like Elon Musk,↗

1:14:38Speaker 1Jewish or not, can pick up and move and find another market to go to which they can plunder and make profit off of. So we need to have a clear delineation between those two things and those two classes as well and which one is in power. And it's clear right now, at least to me, that it is the case that we have the merchant class in power.↗

1:15:04@malleusigYep, 100%. I mean, they're great. Their nuclear weapon was learning how to make wealth mobile, right? They learned how to take bars of gold, which before they came on the scene, you had to physically transport to hold on to and turn them into pieces of paper that you could shuffle around like nothing. And that's given them way too much of an advantage.↗

1:15:26@malleusigAnd we need to close that gap. The capability gap needs to be closed. But would you like, so would you guys like to get into the interview here? I have the Piers Morgan interview queued up. I also have the undercover hippies queued up. We can do either one. I have notes for Piers ready to go. I can engage with Austin and give you a chance to kind of, you don't really need to clear your name that much, but to give you a chance to kind of like take it apart if you want to.↗

1:15:49Speaker 1Yeah, we can go over the Piers one. That's fine.↗

1:15:52@malleusigAll right. Let's queue it up and get into that.↗

1:15:57Speaker 1And does it display on the screen? Will it show the video, or is it just the audio?↗

1:16:03@malleusigIt's just the audio, I'm sorry. We don't have the ability to stream to the phone, unfortunately. I wish we did. I really wish we did.↗

1:16:11Ian MalcolmYeah, I was talking about that with Rabbi, and they do have video spaces, and I've seen them and been in them with Diligent. Well, there's a couple challenges, but one of them is it creates all kinds of bugs on the application, and I really do hope that Elon... He stands to his word to some extent. I truly believe that X could kind of change the world if Elon Musk just allowed it to be genuinely open source, free speech, and if they put some time and attention into spaces.↗

1:16:43Ian MalcolmBecause I mean, these are the ways that we really, in my opinion anyway, that we change the world as best we can with whatever little voices that we have. And they just need to give us a couple more tools to make these even more efficient.↗

1:16:55@malleusigAnd I've taken what I've done instead is I took I've taken the link and put it into the background I'm going to put that link into the jumbotron so that everyone can kind of follow along that's a unfortunately it's the best we can do how's that okay but I'm going to play it I'm going to play the audio so people can hear it and then we'll we'll stop uh well you know at certain times to kind of like take it apart because the the lies appears is he is he's very very skilled↗

1:17:24@malleusigHe's skilled and he's using it for all the wrong reasons because he will get in there and he will use dishonest framing. He'll use this kind of like libelous way of framing you and he'll interrupt whenever you start making a good point and we can call that out here. So just for anyone who doesn't have it yet, even the title of it, the title of it is already getting into libel, into framing you.↗

1:17:46@malleusigIt's Anti-Semitic Student versus Piers Morgan on why he'll never work for a Jew. Two places already he's lied. One, You're not anti-Semitic. You never said you hated Jews. And the other one is, you never said you'll never work for a Jew. The email was just, if I remember correctly, the email was not interested in working for a Jew, thanks.↗

1:18:06@malleusigWhich is way, very different from I'll never work for a Jew. And seeing as it's in quotes. What's that, Austin?↗

1:18:15Speaker 3No, I'm just agreeing with you.↗

1:18:17@malleusigYeah.↗

1:18:17Speaker 4He's got two huge sons though, hasn't he? I'm sorry, Debz, what? He's got two Jewish sons, Piers Morgan.↗

1:18:26@malleusigYeah, I don't know. Maybe. But that's really outside of the scope of the discussion for the time being. But we'll play this. So we can get into that after this, don't worry. We're going to start this and we're going to listen and we're going to just take apart all of this nonsense.↗

1:18:42Ian MalcolmAnd Austin, please feel free at any point to jump in if you want Rabbi to pause it and we can kind of break it apart as we go through it.↗

1:18:50@malleusigYep. Yep, we're pausing it quite a bit, actually. Last month, a teenage Ivy League student made global headlines for declining a job interview for an internship on the basis of the boss's religion. Already a lie there. This said nothing about the guy's religion. Jew is not a religion. It's a pseudo-ethnicity. Nobody decides Jews based on their religion, right?↗

1:19:11@malleusigAnd Piers deliberately conflates these two things just to inspire disgust in the audience. Franco, a student at the prestigious Cornell University, told the prospective employers that he was, quote, not interested in working for a Jew. The two Jewish brothers who ran the company went public, and the remarks started a media furore, including days of dedicated coverage on Fox News.↗

1:19:35Speaker 5Two Jewish brothers offered to interview him for a summer internship at their startup. He posted this reply. Not interested in working for a Jew. Thanks.↗

1:19:47@malleusigAnd this is what got me, Austin. You were so polite. Like, you didn't say, I hate Jews, I want to kill the Jews, I think Hitler was right. You said, not interested in working for a Jew, thanks. You even said, thank you. And you've still got the full weight of the media turned on you.↗

1:20:06Speaker 6Austin Franco is accused of sending the anti-Semitic message. And in several online remarks, he appears to be standing by his comments. I'm glad. We know this individual's name. I'm glad he was exposed.↗

1:20:17Speaker 7Indeed. And the brothers are so generous and graceful, certainly more than I am, because I do want his life to be ruined. I agree with you. It is a permissive structure.↗

1:20:24@malleusigYou hear that? I do want his life to be ruined. Like these people just out and out with the hatred. Go ahead.↗

1:20:32@joann_marieYou don't deserve any of this, Austin. This is insane.↗

1:20:35@malleusigIt's absolutely insane. Absolutely insane. They are so... Austin's like, I don't want to work with these people. And like their side is, I want this man's life to be ruined. Look at that imbalance. It's crazy.↗

1:20:47Speaker 7And parents, what are your children putting out there?↗

1:20:49Speaker 5Well, Mr. Franco may find it difficult finding another internship.↗

1:20:53@malleusigWhile it appears to be an open and shut case of anti-Semitism, it was the campaign to, quote, ruin his life that some people found uncomfortable. Leo Terrell, who is an official in the Department of Justice, posted dozens of times on social media about Austin Franco with one comment urging the public to make him permanently unemployable.↗

1:21:11@malleusigCommentators including Glenn Greenwald, who is himself... Oh, I'm sorry, real quick. Leo Terrell isn't just some guy. Like, Piers blows past him really quickly. Leo Terrell is the Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights in the United States Department of Justice. Okay? This is a man that went on record using his official account as saying that we should make Austin permanently unemployable.↗

1:21:36@malleusigAlright? Think about that. This is literally McCarthyism in reverse. Like, with government complicity, But it's apparently okay because, A, it's in the defense of someone who's Jewish and it's a black man saying it, right? This is just bullying. It's ridiculous.↗

1:21:53Speaker 4Austin, I'd like to shake your hand.↗

1:21:57@malleusigThank you. Fantastic. Fantastic. But it felt a bit like cancel culture. While listing the many powerful figures who mobilized to condemn Franco, he added adults with large influential platforms, pundits, media types... Even elected officials, right here on X, routinely say things as bad as, and often much worse than, pretty much every other group you can think of without facing a single consequence.↗

1:22:22@malleusigThey're a completely unhinged, coordinated campaign of very powerful people to ruin their lives forever. But what Franco said was blatantly and outrageously wrong. There's no question of that. Wait a minute. What Franco said was blatantly and outrageously wrong. There's no question of that. Absolutely. Yeah? No, 100% absolutely.↗

1:22:41@malleusigThanks, alright.↗

1:23:06@malleusigBut this is, and this is where, this is, Austin gets into this in a second. It's like Greenwald raised some interesting questions. Should a teenage student be treated so harshly from the Republican lawmakers who compare Muslims to barbarians and dogs? Have we made it impossible for young people to make stupid mistakes in the age of social media?↗

1:23:26@malleusigIn a post-cancel culture society, do people like Austin Franco deserve a second chance? We're deciding to interview him so we can decide exactly that. Austin Franco. Mr. Franco, thank you for joining me on Uncensored. And before he starts talking, for anyone that hasn't watched the video, I just want to comment on, like, he looks, and I'm not saying this to dig on you, Austin, but like, in this photograph, in this video, you look like you're 15 years old.↗

1:23:55@malleusigAll right? You look, you look, I'm like, oh my God, look at this kid. Isn't he terrifying? This is what Jews across America are now afraid is going to come for them and their children. This is what wakes them up screaming in the middle of the night in a cold sweat. This is the face that the ADL puts on PowerPoint slides when they go to ask Jewish billionaires and our government for more money to keep them safe.↗

1:24:24@malleusigWe live in a time when there is so little actual anti-Semitism that Jews have to manufacture baby-faced teenagers into monstrous anti-Semites just to justify their synagogue's ongoing security budget. This is Semite onset paranoia. These people need a steady stream of existential threats in order to continue existing. Think about that.↗

1:24:52@malleusigThey're the only people that require an existential threat to exist. Think how messed up that is. Austin is just the latest bystander called the machine. A machine that sucks innocent people in, dresses them up as Hitler, parades them in front of the nation so they can scream about how they're only five seconds away from being rounded up and thrown into train cars again, pockets millions of dollars in our money off the back of it, and then discards their victim into the nearest gutter.↗

1:25:23@malleusigThese people destroy lives for money, and that's not even an exaggeration.↗

1:25:30Ian MalcolmI'm curious, really quickly, before we continue that, Rabbi, Austin, in this moment, so Piers has just given that backdrop, you are, I assume your heartbeat has to be going through the roof, but yet you were able to keep your composure so well. I'm kind of curious, give us a sense of what it was like in that moment. Are you still thinking that Piers is going to try and give you a fair shake?↗

1:25:53Ian MalcolmMaybe he's going to try and set you up to... I don't know.↗

1:26:01Speaker 1I was pretty calm, to be honest. I was a little bit nervous going into it because they had me kind of on the call there for 30 minutes. And then I kind of got bored, went up and got some water, came back, you know, went and got some milk. And then I was like, okay, why am I taking this so seriously? And then I was pretty relaxed after that.↗

1:26:23Speaker 1So, yeah. I wasn't at all nervous. I think maybe a little bit nervous right before I spoke, but after that it all kind of just went away.↗

1:26:38Speaker 4Legend.↗

1:26:40@malleusigNo, it's wonderful seeing someone facing someone like Piers Morgan and just not getting flustered at all. That's the biggest victory. Just the fact that you're kind of sitting there and chuckling softly, but you're not getting exaggerated or heated or nervous, that's real confidence. And the audience reads that.↗

1:27:05@malleusigAll right, let's keep going and see. Here we go.↗

1:27:08Speaker 8It's good to meet you, James.↗

1:27:11@malleusigSo let's just start with the obvious question. When you said not interested in working for a Jew, thanks, what did you mean? Yeah, well,↗

1:27:22Speaker 1So coming into it, I intended to always let him know I wasn't interested in working for him after looking at his LinkedIn profile. And I just wanted to see what would happen, to be frank. I was curious what the reaction would be by the Jewish community and by the United States collectively.↗

1:27:42Speaker 8So.↗

1:27:44@malleusigThere's a... Stupid, almost like stupid ads. But I love how after Austin speaks here, like... Pierce just freezes up. He doesn't have anything. You can see him freeze for like a second because he doesn't have anything that he can libel as hateful in that answer.↗

1:28:04@malleusigRight, but I'm not quite sure, again, why I say that.↗

1:28:11Speaker 1I've had bad experiences with Jews. At Cornell, one of my friends at Virginia Tech as well before I transferred to Cornell said we should genocide all Palestinians. We should have done it 50 years ago in one fell sweep so that everyone would forget about it. And then while at Cornell, two out of the three house managers for the apartment complex I was living in were also Jewish and made up things about me that weren't true and dragged me through the mud and the university, like the civil rights office, they would drag me through it and make up↗

1:28:44Speaker 1Random statements about me that weren't true to get me in trouble. And they ultimately kicked me out of the house right before finals as well. And so those experiences compounded together for me to say, listen, I don't want to be around you people anymore. You've made my life a living hell, especially when it comes to studying for finals.↗

1:29:03Speaker 1And you continue to make things up about me. I just, I don't want to work for you. It was as simple as that.↗

1:29:09@malleusigWait a minute. Jewish people made up lies about you to attack your reputation? Stop the press is Martin Luther. Now I've heard everything. I do not understand how this can happen so many times and people still are shocked every time it comes up and pretend it doesn't happen. This has become so common. People are a walking stereotype at this point.↗

1:29:37@malleusigSo basically, your desire to stay away from people that in your lived experience, right? cheered on genocide without any hint of shame or humanity, made up lies to defame you and get you kicked out of your living situation, causing you untold and undeserved stress, interfered with your ability to concentrate on the real work of studying exams, means that now you have to be the target of the current two minutes hate.↗

1:30:04@malleusigAll right. I mean, what are your thoughts on that?↗

1:30:10Speaker 1I think you're spot on. Yeah. I don't think I have anything specifically, yeah.↗

1:30:17@malleusigBecause I want to give you a chance to add anything else to that that maybe you didn't have time when you were talking up here. Is there anything you want to expand on that? Again, don't give names, but do you want to expand? Because I've had my own experiences too that I can kind of relate to on this.↗

1:30:30Speaker 1Yeah, I think if I have something to say, I'll jump in and let you know. Nice. But I think you put basically what I was thinking, what was going on in my head pretty succinctly just then and there.↗

1:30:43@malleusigAll right, excellent. All right, then we'll keep going.↗

1:30:45Ian MalcolmWell, and real quick, Rabbi, just to pick your brain on this, if you're Piers Morgan in that moment and you're acting in good faith, I feel like the obvious question that he would ask would be, okay, well, what exactly was it that in the past had resulted in this kind of perspective that you have in the present, right?↗

1:31:03Ian MalcolmYou think so, right? Yeah. Exactly.↗

1:31:06@malleusigBut he doesn't want to talk about that. You know, it's... One's impression of Jews, if it's not complimentary, can never be the result of experience. It always has to be the result of unreasoned hate. Because if it's ever the result of anything else, then we're forced to have the conversation that maybe it's not a bad thing.↗

1:31:34@malleusigMaybe it's just holding them to the same bar as everyone else. And God forbid we do that.↗

1:31:40Ian MalcolmYeah, and I just called that out, Rabbi, because in this, there's a number of pieces where you can just see very, very clearly that the intent here is not to have an honest dialogue. It's not to try to understand what was going through Austin's head or how this came about. This is just a, it's a drive-by, and there's multiple attempts where you can see that it's merely just trying to undermine his character or the perception of it.↗

1:32:05@malleusigYeah, yeah. And it's also, it's also... It's also because Piers is, and again, Piers doesn't really have his own opinions on things. If anyone's watched, he doesn't. He has whatever his masters of the BBC tell him that he's going to talk about this week. And you saw this with Gaza. He was bloodthirsty pro-Israel until people realized at...↗

1:32:31@malleusigYou know, ostensibly the leadership realized that the tide of public opinion was turning too much and we had to get ahead of it. And then he flipped. But he didn't flip all the way because he's still going after, you know, people for shit like this.↗

1:32:42@joann_marieNo, but he always does that, Rabbi. He did it with COVID. He was like, oh, get the vaccine, get the vaccine. Oh, I was wrong about the vaccine. He did it with Syria. He did it with Palestine. Like, he will always do this over and over.↗

1:32:57@malleusigBut he only does it when it's too late. You notice? He only does it when it's too late for it to matter. then he flips so that he can later on he can claim that he was innocent but this is this is and jewish organizations in general ADL they know people are turning against them they turn against jews now because they're jewish mind you but because so many of them are coming out as psychopaths right and the crazy there's a there's a specific jewish expression of psychopathy like↗

1:33:29@malleusigJews as a group seem to express an entitlement to being psychopaths that other psychopaths don't have. It's their right to be psychopaths because they're Jewish. So many of them display this constellation of symptoms of real personality disorders like hysteria, paranoia, narcissism, BPD, schizophrenia, psychopathy, that the rest of us are starting to notice the trends.↗

1:33:58@malleusigLike you can't You can't not notice us anymore. And eventually we're going to realize that our only safe at staying safe from these people who could destroy us at any time over the wrong choice of words, who are getting close to making it illegal for us to refuse to indulge their delusions, is to reduce our exposure to them as much as possible.↗

1:34:18@malleusigIt's just staying safe. And they want to get ahead of that curve by making an example out of Austin. They want to send out a chilling effect to anyone else thinking about... Me and Austin, we spoke in...↗

1:34:51@malleusigYeah, I'm doing good. I'm doing good, man. What's up, Austin? It's been a while. We've actually spoken extensively on Instagram. We were having conversations, and I was giving a young man some motivation. And it's just crazy. These Zionists, these Jewish supremacists, these people are out of their fucking minds, man. They've literally doxxed this guy's parents.↗

1:35:09@malleusigThey put out, like, photos of this guy's father treating his lawn. Like, really, like, bro, you're reading these articles. You can't... If a private citizen has done it, it would be called stalking. Sure.↗

1:35:46@malleusigYeah, yeah, it's like, bro, like the guy's literally like cutting his lawn and they have photos of the guy's father cutting his lawn. It's like, it's fucked up.↗

1:35:53Ian MalcolmRabbi, the irony is not lost on me that Jonathan Cagle, a.k.a. Decent Backup, is or was literally imprisoned for doing the very thing that they're now doing to Austin's... Raed Jamal, Raed Jamal,↗

1:36:36Speaker 1It's just related to Luan. I don't know if they actually took pictures of him fertilizing.↗

1:36:41@malleusigYeah, but bro, they literally, it's on New York Post. It's just like, it was just like, bro, I don't even know what to tell you about it. It's just like, there's two articles from what I searched. And I was just looking at it and it was just like, bro, I didn't even feel like reading the rest of it. It was just like, it was so cringe.↗

1:36:57@malleusigNo, it was just like, yeah, that's it. It's just like... I've had people trying to mess with my family members and shit, but we're a tight family and there's no way they could crack us. There's even people on my street. I live on a crescent too, so when weird fucking scumbags come around... It's just like, you know, people, the neighbors let me know and it's like, bro, I literally have cameras on my neighbor's property facing my house and shit.↗

1:37:28@malleusigBro, it's like, you come out here, bro, you better get ready for war. But, you know, they send stuff like that. They get off on destroying people's families and they're just fucking sick people, man. It's just like, at the end of the day, it's like, that's your fucking argument, harassing my father, you know, doxing my mother's fucking place of business.↗

1:37:47@malleusigIt's just like, they're just trying to set it up where it's just like, Thanks, Ray.↗

1:38:18@malleusigThere are 15 million Jewish people in the world.↗

1:38:45@malleusigWhy would you blame all of them for the actions of a small handful?↗

1:38:50Speaker 1So this is not to say, like I said, I've had good experiences with Jews as well, but I've had enough experiences that were displeasing that I didn't want to be around them. It's just a preference, and I don't think there's anything wrong with that. If you had a problem with Asian people or midgets, let's say you're around 10 midgets, and all of them are really mean to you, they step on your feet.↗

1:39:14Speaker 1You're going to say, okay, I don't want to be around you anymore. And if your boss is somehow a midget, you're going to say, listen, I don't want to work for you because you're a midget. It might not be a nice thing to say, but is it really worth losing our marbles over this like the Jewish community did within America?↗

1:39:30Speaker 1You know, saying we're going to make this kid unemployable. Let's ruin his life. Let's kick him out of Cornell. I mean, it's really ridiculous.↗

1:39:37@malleusigYeah, and see, this is just a perfect response from Austin, right? It's, you really can't, You really can't frame this as hateful or bigoted. And you can see his brain kind of like glitching, trying to figure a way to make this look like hatred, but he can't, right? So he's going to lie again.↗

1:39:56Ian MalcolmI've got to ask really quickly, Austin, because I have jokingly, when talking about certain things and genetics and how they play out, in a bunch of spaces, I've referenced...↗

1:40:33Speaker 9I would say great minds think alike. That's what I would say. Great minds.↗

1:40:41Ian MalcolmI love that, Austin. When I heard that, I was like, he might have heard us talking about that. And it is because it's a reasonable way to present something. And to Rabbi's comment with regard to Piers Borgen's reaction, it's wonderfully exemplary. Everyone in the audience hears that and they're like, You know, I guess if you just kept getting kicked in the shins by midgets all the time, I mean, it's pretty reasonable to not want to be around them.↗

1:41:06Ian MalcolmThere's nothing bigoted about that. It's just a pretty reasonable conclusion, right? It's so well presented there, Austin.↗

1:41:14Speaker 10Yeah, yeah.↗

1:41:16@malleusigAnd about Austin, sorry.↗

1:41:18Speaker 8No, no, nothing. It's okay.↗

1:41:21@malleusigYou're all right. I just want to also call out, and again, like so much with what Piers does, The question itself is inherently dishonest. He's trying to be clever by asking, why would you blame all of them for the actions of a small handful when nothing you've said indicates blame? You'd just have a preference, right?↗

1:41:40@malleusigBut again, he's going to try and pretend like you have some kind of animus, like you have some kind of aggression by saying that you're blaming them. You haven't blamed anyone for anything. And this is, again, I have to call out the dishonesty here, right? I used to, like... There used to be, have you guys heard of a battered women's shelter?↗

1:41:59@malleusigDo you know what that is? Yeah. Yeah, right? So there are places where women go who have been physically and sexually abused by men, by men in the labs, right? By their husbands, boyfriends, whatever, to be safe from them. I've donated these places. You can't go in as a man, right? You have to stay out of it because...↗

1:42:25@malleusigA woman will come outside to meet you and she'll say, I'm really sorry, you can't come in. I know you're in hell, but you can't come in because these women have been through such hell with men. They simply can't have a man there or their PTSD gets triggered, right? Now imagine Piers pushing his way into one of these shelters and berating the woman inside about why she would blame all men for the actions of your previous partners.↗

1:42:48@malleusigIt's ridiculous on its face. It's absolutely nuts. Yeah, that's it. Disruptor?↗

1:42:57Speaker 2Yeah, I was just putting in, you know, I'm thrilled to see, I believe, in my opinion, in my opinion only, it doesn't have to be an opinion to the rest of the room, but in my observation, I believe and feel strongly after knowing him since 2019, Charlie Kirk was assassinated specifically to chill the emergence of millions of Austin Francos in America, i.e.↗

1:43:25Speaker 2in the world. and the Zionists know it. That's why they spent an inordinate amount of time trying to smite out his voice, his calmness, his charisma, his intellect, and his stance, which he was forced into, because this is exactly what TPUSA and all of those psychopaths, the last thing they need is other people like the youth that they so desperately need to be on board with↗

1:43:54Speaker 2You know, down with Iran to help them expand their borders in Israel. I'm just grateful to be alive to see. I always thought that there would be someone like Austin that would be sort of the reluctant hero like Neo in The Matrix. So, you know, Austin, whether you like it or not, and I certainly don't really like it, but when you put into the space to be a leader, it doesn't mean that you are alone.↗

1:44:23Speaker 2It just means that you are being a voice for those who are afraid, can't afford to, or just physically impaired to do anything about what is harming them. So I encourage you to stay steady and stay exactly who you are and know that many people, including myself, been there and done that. And I appreciate your strategy.↗

1:44:47Speaker 2And I represent about 9 million veterans to know that we support you, bro. So... Keep going.↗

1:45:00@malleusigAll right. Okay. All right. Excellent. Excellent. All right. So let's keep going with this. Actually, if you don't mind me saying, what you've just said is more ridiculous, isn't it? What on earth has this got to do with, as you put it, midgets? Oh, yeah. I love this. I love this part. This is... This is when Piers, a British man, pretends to not know what an analogy is, right?↗

1:45:30@malleusigThis is Ketanji Brown-Jackson level sophistry. He's like, I'm so confused. You switched out the subject of the hypothetical to a completely different thing, and my brain simply can't comprehend that there's any connection between the two. I thought you said you didn't want to work for Jews, not midgets. Why are we talking about midgets now?↗

1:45:49@malleusigWas the man you emailed also a midget? I'm a British man whose entire job is literally rhetoric and I've forgotten what a rhetorical device is. How did you not laugh out loud when he did this? I would have had a drink on the desk ready to go just so I could sip it and spit it out in laughter when he did this.↗

1:46:13Speaker 1Yeah, I mean, I don't know, maybe it was a combination of maybe a little bit of nervousness and also just trying to be respectful.↗

1:46:21@malleusigOh, trying to be respectful to Piers Morgan? That's a waste.↗

1:46:27Speaker 1But sometimes these analogies kind of don't hit where you want them to. So generally speaking, I try to make sure when I'm speaking to someone individually that they're following along with what I'm saying. And so when he didn't follow along, I kind of just assume, okay, you didn't follow along. Let's continue the conversation.↗

1:46:47Speaker 1And kind of as the reporter as well, he kind of... Thank you so much for joining us.↗

1:47:16Ian MalcolmA brilliant point that everybody in the audience probably was nodding along and was like, yeah, it's pretty reasonable. And so in that moment, he knew that he had to do something to undermine the argument, which is basically just to redirect and to say, oh, what you're suggesting, that just doesn't make any sense and to send it down a path where it's a less productive conversation, right?↗

1:47:35Ian MalcolmExactly.↗

1:47:36Speaker 1Yeah, that's pretty much spot on.↗

1:47:39Ian MalcolmAnd on his part, I mean, it's very clever for what he was trying to do, right? He... He basically wanted to take the weight out of the wonderful blow that you just delivered. And in some sense, maybe for the lower IQ audience member, it might work, but obviously everybody in the room is like, we see exactly what you're doing.↗

1:47:57Speaker 1Yeah.↗

1:47:58Speaker 8Yep.↗

1:48:00@malleusigOkay. Yeah, absolutely incredible. All right, let's see if we can go on with this.↗

1:48:05Speaker 1The point being is that if I were to say something about the midget community, like I don't like midgets, I don't want to work for them.↗

1:48:11Speaker 3Mm-hmm.↗

1:48:12Speaker 1Nobody would be like, oh my God, this is crazy, right? They'd be like, okay, you're just an ass.↗

1:48:17@malleusigOf course I would. Of course I would. I don't think so. I love the fact you just laugh in his face. You're like, yeah, I don't know, Pierce. I don't think so. Like, it's obvious. Midgets wouldn't have gotten the United States government, media figures, or their midget billionaires screaming at every passing cloud about how this kid needs to go down.↗

1:48:40@malleusigIn fact, most midgets would have probably just chuckled and moved on.↗

1:48:46Speaker 1Listen, if it's a question of was it a nice thing to say, the answer is no. You stated that and I can agree with that. But another question we have to ask is, is the reaction equivalent to what I said? You know, we have kids out there saying the N-word on a daily basis.↗

1:49:01@malleusigWell, I'm going to come to that. Hang on, hang on. This is where he jumps in because you're starting to make a good point. He always does this. I'm going to come to that aspect of the story in a minute because that's where I do have concerns. But I have to say that from everything you said so far, it seems to me you are genuinely anti-Semitic.↗

1:49:21@malleusigYou don't like Jewish people. Do you just accept that? Basically, this is just say you hate Jews. This is just his version of that. He's realized you're not an anti-Semite, you're not hateful, you're not a villain. And there's no way he can cast you as one, so he's trying to get you to opt into it, which is the most desperate thing.↗

1:49:46@malleusigLiterally, he has nothing else at this point, right? It's just name-calling. He did it with Bilzerian. He did it with Candice. He does it with literally everybody. And for the rest of the interview, this is all he has left. He's going to be forced to rely on this almost exclusively, right? And... Now all he's doing for the rest of the interview is virtue signaling to the rest of the British public how not an anti-Semite he is, ostensibly because the same people that attacked Austin over made-up shit have been attacking peers ever since he had to come out against their livestream genocide.↗

1:50:20@malleusigAnd he needs something to put in front of people's faces so that he can say, like, see? See? I'm totally not an anti-Semite. Just look how disgusted I am by this American teenager that has a less than complimentary opinion of Jewish people. Based entirely on past experience, right? And this is one of the reasons why Piers is a hack.↗

1:50:40@malleusigIf he asked me to go on his show, I would refuse at this point.↗

1:50:48Speaker 1So, no, because being around and not wanting to be around Jewish people does not mean you don't like them. One of my exes who I dated was Jewish. So it's not a question of, oh, he's hating on Jews. Obviously, that's not the case. The question is, do I want to be around them?↗

1:51:11@malleusigHang on, of course it can be the case. When you say I don't want to be around these people, you're talking about 15 million people. And they are a people who historically, as we saw in World War II, have been the victim of the most appalling prejudice, anti-Semitism and genuine hatred that led to... 6 million Jews being killed in the Holocaust, for example.↗

1:51:32@malleusigThat's definitely a conversation we can discuss, but I'm really glad Austin let that one slide because it would have been too much for the Norians. This is not something that should be treated lightly. When you say, I don't want to be around these people, you are sounding like you don't want to be around all Jewish people, unless I'm hearing you wrong.↗

1:51:51@malleusigAnd this is where it's important to point out, because I wonder if Piers knows that Jewish people technically aren't allowed to eat food that was prepared by non-Jews because it leads to fraternization with the Gentiles. I wonder if he knows that Jews literally create entire communities in places like Curious Joel in Lakewood, New Jersey on the taxpayer dime, I might add, specifically because they don't want to be around and don't want their children to be around non-Jews.↗

1:52:22@malleusigFrom what I understand, Austin has had to even approach That level of bigotry. He's fine existing in the same city with them, going to the same supermarkets. I'm willing to object, I'm willing to bet he wouldn't object to his children going to school with Jewish children. And yet this makes him hateful and much more an object of moral disgust than the 144,000 Hasidic Jews that live in taxpayer-funded breeding colonies in New York and New Jersey and teach their children that we're less than human because of our race.↗

1:52:55@malleusigAnd that's just what they say about white people. Imagine how they talk about black people amongst themselves.↗

1:53:10Speaker 1If you don't mind me jumping in here, I can actually speak on this. When I was engaging with some of the people who I had bad experiences with, one of the Jews admitted her father was like Artimentally racist or adamantly racist against black people. She's like, oh, yeah, she views them as totally inferior. He thinks they're, you know, lesser than us in like every capacity.↗

1:53:35Speaker 1What a shock. So, yeah, yeah, yeah. And this is what they've said. You know, she said this to me. This is what her father believes. So it would not surprise me if this is a prevailing sentiment held by the Jewish community. Now, I don't know. But I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case.↗

1:53:55@malleusigFrom what I understand, it is. It's just they are clever enough to know not to talk about it in mixed company. There was a famous, there was an interview, I think, with Candace Owens and Norman Finkelstein, where Finkelstein was talking about growing up where his parents lived. And they lived in kind of a well-to-do area.↗

1:54:16@malleusigI forget, I think it was upstate New York or where it was, but this is the 60s. And they would have, you know, what at that time, you know, the word was colored servants. They would have the black people come in to clean the houses every day, right? They'd come in in the morning and they'd clean houses or do housekeeping, whatever.↗

1:54:35@malleusigAnd with all these Jewish families, because it was a Jewish neighborhood. And then at five o'clock, they all got on the same bus to go home. And Fingalstein said that the Jew in that community had a word for that bus and they called it the N-Word Express. I won't say the word on the space. But that's what they openly called this bus amongst themselves after all the black people left, right?↗

1:55:02@joann_marieIn Israel, they sterilized the Ethiopian Jews and the head rabbi of Israel called them monkeys.↗

1:55:10@malleusigYes. So we're dealing with essentially the people that invented racism because racism was invented by Murano Jews. I forget what century, 1600 or something, but it was literally invented by Murano Jews to give a biological reason to differentiate Jews from non-Jews by basically declaring that all non-Jews were products of a pre-Adamite race that was closer to animals, and Jews were the only humans.↗

1:55:45@malleusigSo, yeah, that'll give everyone something to think about, I hope.↗

1:55:52@malleusigAll right, we'll keep going with this. Let's see. We are at there.↗

1:55:57Speaker 1Live in New York. That doesn't mean I hate New York. I just don't want to be in New York or be around it.↗

1:56:04@malleusigNo, but if you said I don't want to live in New York because I don't want to be around New Yorkers, all of them, then you're branding millions and millions of people with the same brush, aren't you?↗

1:56:17Speaker 1But what's wrong with that? You know, it's not like I'm hurting them by saying, I'm not going to come to New York and give you my business or my labor, right? It's just saying, listen, I have a freedom of association. I don't like New York. I think it's disgusting. I don't want to live there, right? There's nothing wrong with that.↗

1:56:33@malleusigI love how his brain just kind of reboots here. Like, you can see him, like, he just stops.↗

1:56:42Speaker 10Yeah, yeah, yeah.↗

1:56:46@malleusigHe looks like he's smelling something vaguely unpleasant, right?↗

1:56:53Speaker 10Yeah, yeah.↗

1:56:57@malleusigAll right, we'll keep going. Can I ask what your family made of your comment? Time to change the subject.↗

1:57:08Speaker 8They were not happy. Our views have diverged much over the past four years, so...↗

1:57:16@malleusigBut when you say not happy, what did your parents say to you after it? Because obviously you became national news and for the most egregious of reasons. The most egregious of reasons is another line that gets me. The kid is basically calling for the extermination of all Jews by not wanting to work for one. Is there anything more egregious than not interested in working for a Jew?↗

1:57:42@malleusigThanks. Like, if he had paraphrased Randy Fine, and written, May the streets of Crown Heights overflow with blood or kill them all in reference to Jews. That would have been less egregious. He's worse than an idiot. He's pretending to be stupid because he thinks we're idiots and we won't notice here.↗

1:58:09Speaker 1I mean, there are plenty more things that we could probably focus on than what a 19-year-old said. But my family and me disagree on certain things, and they were not happy with it. I was not happy that they were collateral in what I said. I mean, my dad had to have his web page taken down, and my mom also had problems with her job.↗

1:58:34Speaker 1I mean, the scale of this, this is what I'm saying, right, is I said something that was immature, right? And not only do I get screwed, my dad gets screwed as well.↗

1:58:46@malleusigOh, no, no, no. Stop the tape. Stop the tape. We're in danger of Austin generating sympathy. Hang on. Hang on. These people are not only attacking Austin.↗

1:58:53Ian MalcolmThat's exactly what happened, by the way, Rabbi.↗

1:58:55@malleusigRight? Right? He's like, oh, no, no. He's making a point. People are going to start to feel bad for him. We've got to stop everything.↗

1:59:00Ian MalcolmMaking a point and demonstrating how you said something. And you even, in that moment, Austin, you even said it was immature, right? But then the resulting just onslaught from every angle, not against you and of your family, anybody listening would be like, I mean, that is... Kind of egregious, and so you can hear Piers' desperation as he wants to just redirect in a new kind of train of thought so that anybody that's following along in the audience is just going to get kind of lost in the shuffle.↗

1:59:33@malleusigYep, yep. It's like, how are they not the obvious villains in the story? They're not only attacking Austin, they're attacking his parents, right? who have denounced him, but they had the audacity to birth him 19 years ago, right? Why are we supposed to believe that the people trying to destroy anyone connected to the 19-year-old kid that sent an insufficiently obsequious email to a Jew and are succeeding, by the way, are the victims, but the kid is the bad guy?↗

2:00:07@malleusigThis is a Jewish privilege. This is real, folks. The privilege to always be the victim and for your victims to always be the villains. And why? Don't know. Look at this pile of shoes. Isn't that sad? Now send money to the ADL or you're literally next.↗

2:00:25@malleusigHang on, hang on, rewind. The problem, Austin, is not that you said something immature or stupid or anything like that, because had you then said, I'm sorry, I shouldn't have said it, I don't mean the way it came across. But it's the opposite with you. You do mean it. You don't want to be around any Jewish people. That's 15 million Jewish people.↗

2:00:47@malleusigSo therefore you are de facto anti-Semitic. And that puts you in a different category to teenagers who say dumb stuff and then regret it and apologize. You've got no intention of either expressing regret or apologizing. You mean it. You don't want to be around Jewish people. You've brazenly admitted that in this interview.↗

2:01:08@malleusigand that changes the context for me about the way that the fallout was then handled and the punishment that people have called for. I don't believe in cancel culture but I do expect people who say incredibly incendiary anti-semitic or racist or misogynist things when it becomes public to either express regret or say they're sorry or do something to atone for what they've done.↗

2:01:34@malleusigYou've doubled and trebled and quadrupled down. You've extended↗

2:02:09@malleusigAnd I just need to point out the absolute comedy of Piers Morgan, who we have photos of hanging out, partying, smiling with Ghislaine Maxwell, the second most famous child sex trafficker in the world right now, lecturing some kid because he said hurdy words, not even hurdy words, he was extremely polite. They just hurt the Jew because everything hurts the Jews apparently.↗

2:02:35@malleusigThey're the most oversensitive, whiny, histrionic people in world history. This is the perfect time in the conversation to drop a casual remark to Piers along the lines of, Come on, Piers, it's not like I had a photo taken of me hanging out with a Mossad sex trafficker or anything, just to see his reaction.↗

2:02:55@hubbard595628That would have been awesome.↗

2:02:56@malleusigYeah. Yeah. Any comment, Austin? Anyone?↗

2:03:03Speaker 1Yeah, I think that would have probably been better than I think the response I had afterwards.↗

2:03:08@malleusigNo, you did fine. Don't worry. There was nothing wrong.↗

2:03:11Ian MalcolmRabbi, this is actually, it's an interesting little inflection point, right? Because Austin could have gone either of those two directions. And in some ways, I do think that, you know, if he had maybe taken Rabbi's tack there and mentioned that photo, which, I mean, talk about grotesque people to be around, right? Yeah.↗

2:03:30Ian MalcolmBut what would have inevitably happened, I can almost envision if Austin had said something like that, peers would have shot back. Piers would have heightened the tension. They would have ended the interview. And then Piers would have just kind of gotten into this hyperbolic talk track about how Austin was disrespectful.↗

2:03:46Ian MalcolmAnd that's the challenge here. There's no win when you are having an argument with somebody that is coming at it in bad faith just to try and smear you.↗

2:03:57@malleusigExactly, exactly. I mean, in my case, when that happens to me, I am a big fan of just flipping the chessboard over. But Austin... was actually much cooler and calmer than I would have been in this situation.↗

2:04:17@malleusigAll right. Austin, do you want to jump in there for a second or are you good? No, no. All right. All right. We'll keep going.↗

2:04:25Speaker 1I believe in freedom of association. That's fundamentally what it comes down to. You know, you have jocks and nerds in high schools. And, you know, the jocks make fun of the nerds all the time because they can't...↗

2:05:03@malleusigGenuinely shocking. And it's shocking to hear you double down now. I don't understand why you don't understand what you said. It's so egregious.↗

2:05:12Speaker 1Let me ask you this. If you don't want to work for someone, for whatever reason it may be, maybe you don't like their shirt color, right? Why does it matter? Why does it matter if I don't want to work for a Jew or I don't...↗

2:05:24@malleusigI could not work for a white person. You made it matter. No, no, no. If I didn't want to work for a white person, would that be a problem? You said, I don't... You didn't... You didn't say that. And you are a white person, so it's a completely different thing. But let's take a hypothetical. If you'd said, well, let me ask you a hypothetical.↗

2:05:42@malleusigAnd I don't find this as funny as you do, but we'll persevere with this. It doesn't matter, Austin, you're killing it here. Not only because you're taking him apart slowly and methodically, but also because you're not taking him seriously and you're letting it show in your face, which is 100%. Yeah, thank you.↗

2:06:33@malleusigFor a while anyway. But if you said, I don't want to work for black people, what would you have thought about that sentence?↗

2:06:42Speaker 1I'd treat it the same as if I didn't want to work for a white person or an Asian person or a Latino.↗

2:06:46@malleusigIt doesn't really matter to me. You are white, so it's different. You are a white person. Would you have said, I don't want to work for a black person? If I felt that way, yeah.↗

2:07:03@malleusigPeter just stops. He just freezes. He glitches. This is like the third time in the interview you've done this to him. You've gotten his brain to reboot three times so far.↗

2:07:14Speaker 10Windows has to start up again, right?↗

2:07:18@malleusigIt's like you can see the spinner, like, you know, the YouTube spinner spinning. He has the buffer, right? Oh, it's amazing.↗

2:07:27Speaker 10Yeah, he's buffering. Yeah, yeah. It's too much.↗

2:07:33Speaker 8You wouldn't think that's racist and offensive? No, because I believe in freedom of association.↗

2:07:39Speaker 1Things may be unkind to say, but ultimately... Oh, no, you can mix with whoever you like.↗

2:07:45@malleusigYou can mix with whoever you like, but when you commit your thoughts to writing, and you send them to third parties, and you're being brazenly racist, and in your case, anti-Semitic... What I find shocking is not that a teenager would do something stupid. It's that a teenager, having had plenty of time to now think about this, who's been national news and been debated by Americans all over the country, should come on an interview like this and just double and treble down as if none of this matters, and that actually be quite proud of your anti-Semitism.↗

2:08:17@malleusigI find that very disturbing. And where have you got that from? What's made you so anti-Semitic? And this is, I want to stop it here really quickly.↗

2:08:24@joann_marieIt's hilarious that they are trying to make anti-Semitism work again. It's like, no, it's just not going to work.↗

2:08:31@malleusigIt's so crazy. But this is, I stopped it here because this is really important to point out. This is a rhetorical trick that gets used a lot. And I've never heard anyone take it apart. So I'm going to take it apart here. This is where Piers throws like two minutes straight of accusations against you. And then immediately asks a different question that assumes the libel, right?↗

2:08:54@malleusigThat assumes that everything that he just said was true. He goes, you're an anti-Semite, you're a bigot, you're hateful. How did you get so hateful, right? And what this does is it puts you in a bind. If you don't back up and counter all of the accusations he just spent minutes laying down, it looks like you're accepting them as the framing.↗

2:09:13@malleusigYou're accepting that you are all of these things that he just called you if you answer the question. And if you don't answer the question, Then he can jump in and accuse you of dodging the question, right? This is a dishonest rhetorical trick and it gets used all the time. We need to come up with a name for it. Because this is, and every time someone tries it on me, I always stop them and make them, I pull them back in time with me and start with the first accusation and take them all apart before I even touch the question.↗

2:09:45@malleusigAnd that's just so people are aware of this moving forward. This is really dangerous when they do this.↗

2:09:52Speaker 1What do you want then? I mean, what is your end goal with this? I mean, if we're not allowed to choose who we want to associate with...↗

2:10:00@malleusigI want you to admit you're just a brazen anti-Semite. You don't like Jewish people. You don't want to associate with Jewish people. Just admit it. Just admit you hate Jews. It's 2023 era Hasbauer. That's all it is.↗

2:10:17@malleusigI mean, that was his quote, basically. What's that, Ray? That was basically his quota. That was the way he was framing it. And I guess he didn't get it soon enough. And I guess as handlers, I really believe, because you have to understand, look at the people Pierce Morgans brings on his show. He brings on, I mean, he has brought on a lot of people from the quote-unquote truth side.↗

2:10:38@malleusigBut yeah, he doesn't bring on like Christopher Bolin or, you know, I mean, like he's always framed important things like 9-11 as being, you know, or he's brought on, what's his name? Low-key though. But my point is he's bringing on a lot of high-ranking Israeli officials on his show. And he's got direct contacts to these people.↗

2:10:59@malleusigLike I said, he's very close to Rabbi Shmuley. He kind of monitors what's trending online just like he's monitoring the whole thing with Rabbi Shmuley in Norway. What was it? I think it was Norway. He does damage control. The thing is with Piers Morgan is he'll jump on a narrative. He'll block the immediate messages in the moment and prolong it.↗

2:11:26@malleusigHe does damage by not exposing things sooner. His platform is huge. He can really make a difference. I'm basically saying he's a scumbag. I wouldn't mind going on a show just to try him, but he needs to bring on real people more often. If you had to look at all the people he brings on compared to the Israelis,↗

2:11:51@malleusigHe's doing a disservice, but...↗

2:11:54@joann_marieCool.↗

2:11:54@malleusigThanks, Ray. Yeah, there's definitely something up with that guy. I mean, I'm not sure what his extent is with, like, Ghislaine Maxwell. Maybe you could get more into that. And you mentioned, you know, Israelis and blacks. I mean, like, they say basically, you know, Noah's son, the two of Noah's sons abused Noah, raped him.↗

2:12:15@malleusigAnd the one that was darker was the forgenita of the black race, and it justifies the slavery and Tony Martin has actual work on that. But yeah, go ahead. Yeah, you gotta love the irony of an entire group of people that are condoning slavery on biblical grounds. But yeah. Yeah, this is, is it just crazy? Let's see.↗

2:12:40Speaker 1I raised an anti-Semite, right? One, because, you know, I dated Jewish people.↗

2:12:46Speaker 8So it's clear that I don't hate on Jews.↗

2:12:47Speaker 1I have nothing to do with it.↗

2:12:49Speaker 8He literally said you don't want to associate with any Jewish people. And what's wrong with that?↗

2:12:53@malleusigLike, genuinely, what's wrong with that? I don't understand. It just seems to me you have these emotions tied up.↗

2:13:18@malleusigHow have you been so poorly educated? Honestly, what's happened to your parents here, your family, your friends? What's allowed you to develop this mindset where you're prepared to just come on a camera like this in an interview watched by millions of people and just brazenly say, I don't want to be anywhere near Jewish people?↗

2:13:41@malleusigAgain, how have you been so poorly educated? In other words, How did the brainwashing not take root in your case? Why didn't you accept the guilt conditioning that British intelligence and organizations like the World Jewish Congress have spent billions layering into all aspects of Western society as our creation myth?↗

2:14:03@malleusigHow dare you break free of the programming?↗

2:14:06Ian MalcolmWell, and Rabbi, it's also interesting the way that Piers is taking I don't want to work for a Jew, thanks, and he has... Over the last 60 seconds, he's continuously expanded what it is that he's said. I think his most recent rendition is, you don't want to ever be around Jewish people. It's like, no, you're... And Austin, and I know that, again, we can't play Monday morning quarterback, and it's also unreasonable to do so because we don't know what would have followed if you did, right?↗

2:14:32Ian MalcolmBut almost in that moment, it's like, no, Piers, you are lying. Like, pause, full stop. You are continuously... Redefining what I said in this email to suit a purpose of labeling me a way for your audience that's completely disingenuous. And that's what's so wild about witnessing this in real time and walking through it with you is just seeing how absolutely asinine his presentation of your words, which he did share with the audience.↗

2:14:59Ian MalcolmThey were there to read them. And then he's just completely rewriting history as it serves his purposes.↗

2:15:08@malleusigYep, that's exactly what he did.↗

2:15:12@malleusigWe need to keep a running counter of this. We need to have one of those videos where it says, Piers lies, and then it increments every time he says a lie in the corner. It's crazy.↗

2:15:23Speaker 2Sorry, what was it, Austin?↗

2:15:29Speaker 1If you don't mind if I jump in here, as the interview went along, it was a bit discombobulating because he kept moving the goalposts. Towards the end, I kind of found myself at kind of a loss for what to say. I think I did fine, but more generally, just because the conversation was shifting so rapidly. It didn't seem like he had a cohesive narrative.↗

2:15:56Speaker 1He doesn't. Yeah, exactly. He did. Yeah, exactly. I know. But it was a bit difficult to kind of follow what he was saying and what he was trying to get at. I just kind of felt like he was totally all over the place.↗

2:16:10@malleusigThat's on purpose. Piers is not someone who gives people a fair interview. He's someone who basically... He just tries to paint you as whatever the BBC or his bosses want to paint you. And to do that, he has to interrupt you whenever you start to gain sympathy with the audience. And he has to attack you. And if you watch Piers, I mean, you've seen his other interviews and stuff.↗

2:16:33@malleusigLike...↗

2:16:34Speaker 8Yes.↗

2:16:34@malleusigHalf of peers interviews are just him interrupting people. Like, that's it. Of course. You know? Yeah. Yeah.↗

2:16:41Speaker 8Yeah.↗

2:16:42@malleusigSo you can't you can't fight these people fair. You have to have your own rhetorical strategies ready to go. And you have to control the flow of the conversation, because if you don't, he's going to he's going to try and bully you and take it, take it for himself.↗

2:16:57Ian MalcolmWell, and Rabbi, ironically, and I'll give credit to the and Everybody can buy a lottery ticket because this is going to sound out of the blue. I'll give credit where it's due to Ben Shapiro, of all people. Ben Shapiro? I know, bear with me. He jujitsu'd Piers Morgan when he went on his program and he was talking about gun control.↗

2:17:23Ian MalcolmIt was very early. It was actually one of the things that kind of catapulted Ben Shapiro into the limelight. And I bet you this was part of the setup, right? It's not lost on me that they probably set this in motion. They said, oh, the towel to allow Ben Shapiro to look like the champion so we can have the spotlight on him, right?↗

2:17:38Ian MalcolmI wouldn't be surprised at all. But what happened is Ben Shapiro said, no, here's what you're doing. And I remember this vividly. because he said, here's what you're doing. You are standing on the graves of dead children, referring to the fact that Piers Morgan was basically suggesting that any opposition to gun control, this is during some of the school shooting coverage, right?↗

2:18:00Ian MalcolmThat any opposition to it was because you were in support of these atrocities taking place on school grounds. And that's how he was trying to basically pin Ben Shapiro's argument against gun control to say that, oh, well, then you're fine with these kids dying. And when Ben Shapiro, and the reason that I bring it up,↗

2:18:36Ian MalcolmSubverting our ability to have a discussion about an issue, which is gun control and gun legislation and how they're restricted. And instead you're using this emotional plea to just win over your audience de facto. And that's exactly what he's doing with you here, Austin, is he said he has realized that and kudos to you, right?↗

2:18:54Ian MalcolmBecause you are far too intelligent. to walk into any of these traps. You've presented very good ideas every time that you have. I remember even halfway through, he even just completely redirected the conversation over your parents because he realized that there was no ability, right? You had basically pinned him on the mat.↗

2:19:12Ian MalcolmAnd so he just had to go a different direction. And now he's at this point where, again, he's just throwing this out. Oh, well, then you're just an anti-Semite. because all he's got at this point are the ad hominems and all he's trying to do is kind of derail any ability for you to get any leverage because frankly, he knows that you can't do it at this point.↗

2:19:30Speaker 1Yeah, yeah. Towards the end, he was kind of grasping at straws.↗

2:19:34@malleusigAnd you can hear it. What he does throughout the course of the interview as he realizes he's losing is he begins to slowly inflate the scope of your original statement until eventually you're calling for the manufacture of new ovens And you have to call him out every time he does that or else it'll get ridiculous.↗

2:19:56Speaker 2Yeah.↗

2:19:59@malleusigAll right, here we go. We're winding it up. ...normality of what you're saying. I have no sense of remorse, no sense of shame, no sense of guilt. You don't give a fuck, do you?↗

2:20:11Speaker 1Listen, Pierce, when you have a genocidal country that's made up of 90% Jews... that insist upon killing Palestinians and reporters and dragging America into wars abroad. No, I'm not going to want to associate with those people. And you're seeing this among the youth. You're seeing with the emergence of America first. And this is a common sentiment that is held.↗

2:20:32Speaker 1If you think this is just me, you are completely wrong. It might not be held among your children, but it is held among the youth. And I've talked with plenty of people who have come out in support of me who are tired of these games. All right. Playing, you know, going in wars abroad for foreign countries. They're tired of it all.↗

2:20:49Speaker 1And they're tired of seeing their country destroyed by third worlders. All right. They can't find a job and they have nothing to lose.↗

2:20:59@malleusigBoom. Like that is that is your headshot, Austin. Everything. Intellectually. Intellectually. Everything after this point is just peers yelling at you to get off his lawn. Yeah. Literally everything.↗

2:21:14@joann_marieI'm so proud of you Austin.↗

2:21:41Ian MalcolmHe's just absolutely gotten dog walked by Austin. So now we're going to see the crash out in real time.↗

2:21:46Speaker 8Iran. I think we should have no part in it.↗

2:21:54@malleusigOkay, good. So because America's gone to war in Iran, presumably by the same argument you've just put forward, you would not want to be associated with any American for the decisions taken by this American government. You want nothing to do with any Americans.↗

2:22:09@joann_marieIs that your position?↗

2:22:13@malleusigIt doesn't make any sense. He knows he's lost.↗

2:22:17Speaker 1I was kind of lost at that point. And he cut me off as well. My point when I bring up what's next about the multicultural society is the sense that because America is made up of all these different ethnic groups, you can't necessarily generalize it. Niko Steinbrecher,↗

2:23:05@malleusigEven he knows he's scraping the bottom of the barrel at this point. But he literally has nothing else. He's just trying to fill the remaining minutes of the interview with enough transparently manufactured outrage that he can justify calling you some more names and then rage quitting and mock disgust.↗

2:23:22Ian MalcolmAnd Rabbi, could you go back just like 10 or 15 seconds? I just want to hear Piers Morgan again go from, I don't want to work for Jews, thanks, to you dislike all Jews, to you don't ever want to be around a Jew. And now I think he just said you don't want to ever be around Americans because they're fighting a war with Iran.↗

2:23:38@malleusigOkay, I'm not sure exactly where that happened, but let's see if I can find it. Okay, so just to be clear, what's your view of the war in Iran? I think we should have no part in it. Okay, good. So because America's gone to war in Iran, presumably but forward, you would not want to be associated with any American for the decisions taken by this American government.↗

2:24:05@malleusigYou want nothing to do with any Americans. Is that your position? You can see in his face, like, he's just like... You can see in Austin's face, he's like, what the hell are you doing, Piers? This is ridiculous.↗

2:24:18Ian MalcolmYou don't want to be around all Americans, Austin. It's so funny. He might as well have said like, well, you just want to launch yourself into a space shuttle and go to Mars, obviously. Like, this is so crazy.↗

2:24:37@malleusigYeah, yeah, yeah. This is, this is... This is Pete Piers Morgan. I'm sorry. This is the only way to describe it. This is just basically... You know that scene in House of Cards in the first season where... I forgot the guy's name. You know, the main bad guy, like the villain, and his wife, who's also evil. And he's in a debate, and he tries to make some kind of point about, like, you can't have...↗

2:25:02@malleusigAmerica without the I and the ME. Everyone who's watching it is like, even his wife, they're just like, this is weak. What are you doing? This is the stupidest attempt at a gotcha that you could ever have. This is what I felt when I was watching this. I actually felt sorry for Piers. That doesn't happen very often. Trust me.↗

2:25:27Speaker 8No. America is made up of...↗

2:25:30@malleusigSorry? Somebody did a but. You've got to be assertive with Piers Morgan, man. I don't think too highly of Nick Fuentes, but when Piers Morgan was interviewing Nick Fuentes, there was some assertiveness there. One of my favorite interviews with Piers Morgan. Is it too soon? Is probably my favorite comeback for the entire year.↗

2:25:52@malleusigWhich one was that?↗

2:25:53@joann_marieThe Holly. He was like joking about the Holly. Is it too soon?↗

2:25:58@malleusigYeah, is it too soon, Piers?↗

2:26:00Ian MalcolmIt's also, it's worth noting, though, that it's unfair to think that Austin was in a position to take any tact from the Nick Fuentes playbook. And I just say it because obviously Fuentes has a microphone, right, and a huge audience, and so has the ability to say some of those more flamboyant or flagrant things, knowing that...↗

2:26:20Ian MalcolmEven if Piers tries to misrepresent him, he's just going to go on his program the next day and have his big audience listen. Whereas for Austin, I mean, we can do this here on Twitter, but it's clearly a very, very different, I don't want to say standard, but it's coming at it from a totally different frame.↗

2:26:35@joann_marieBut I wish I was as smart as Austin. At my age, this kid is so smart.↗

2:26:43@malleusigWell, Austin has to be careful because Austin has to be, you know, his face is out there, his name is out there. He has to be, like, at some point he's gonna walk into a Jewish deli and he doesn't want to have to worry about getting poisoned, alright? Just to put it into the easiest way to understand. Like, you do have to have some tact and there are always gonna be things that you probably should say, but for the sake of your continued public safety, you probably won't.↗

2:27:14@malleusigAnd people like Nick Fuentes, because there's such a personality already out there, and they have millions of dollars, and they have private security, they're going to be much more able to be free and honest about this kind of thing. At some point, you've got to say fucking because that's what Peter Sporngate is hedging on.↗

2:27:29@malleusigRight, but you don't have to do it. There are always ways. If you want to go that way for comedic effect... I support you, but you don't have to either. There are always very subtle ways to get your point across that don't make it easy to target you. I'm just saying, like, you could say things without saying it, because Pierce Morgan will usually, he did two things with Austin in the interview, among other slimy things.↗

2:27:55@malleusigHe tried to start swearing to get Austin to lose his composure, and then he obviously pushed him in the corner with the big H. Most people aren't really willing to die on that hill. Nick Fundus too, he's like, I don't think it was more than 6,000. But there's ways to say it without actually saying it. Like I said, you cite the books written by Patton and Charles de Gaulle and Eisenhower, which has no mention of the big H in any of the 6,000 combined pages of these volumes that were written before and after World War II.↗

2:28:32@malleusigThe declassified documents, The one other thing that I'd just throw out there in Austin's defense is also keep in mind that Fuentes or somebody else that is...↗

2:28:49Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

2:29:16@malleusigHe's still some kid. He's trying, he got kicked out of his parents' house. He is trying to make ends meet. And I think in an apartment that a friend, you know, lets you live in or something, correct me if I'm wrong. So if this is a good time to, if you, if anyone has, if you have a GoFundMe or a Gibson Go or something, this is a good time to remind people to, if you get the chance, you know, go wherever you can donate to Austin and send them a few bucks.↗

2:29:44@malleusigAll right, because the kidneys are...↗

2:29:45@joann_marieI posted it in the purple pill. Awesome. So yeah, thanks for checking it out.↗

2:29:48@malleusigLet's put it in the jumbo. Is it in the jumbo? Let's put it in the jumbo.↗

2:29:52Speaker 11Okay.↗

2:29:52@malleusigLet's put it in there. Find it. Support us in here. Perfect. Let's put that right up in the jumbo, okay?↗

2:29:59Ian MalcolmAnd also, speaking of supporting, once we get to the conclusion of the interview, I'm going to want to go to Dr. Rechtenwald. And I say that just because... I can envision, as a PAC, prospectively, Austin, in the event that you decide that you want to go into any kind of political or future, let's say, activism efforts, that being connected with Dr. Rechtenwald would be absolutely wonderful for you.↗

2:30:23Ian MalcolmSo I'm excited to broker that. But Rabbi, let's continue kind of going through here. This is just so fascinating. Yeah, yeah, here we go.↗

2:30:31@malleusigOkay, you know what, Austin? You know what, Austin? You know what, Austin? I knew you'd say no, because... Here we go. This is when Piers is like, I'm just so horribly disgusted by your blatant anti-Semitism. I can't let you talk anymore. I'm going to have to wrap everything up. Not only stupid, but you're a massive hypocrite because you're blaming 15 million Jews for the decision making by a prime minister and the government in Israel, which has nothing to do with the vast majority of Jewish people worldwide, many of whom hate it as much as I do.↗

2:31:03@malleusigBut when the same logic that you've espoused is applied A war in Iran waged by this American administration. Your position is not you want nothing to do with Americans, is it? Just a quick tip here. If this happens again, if he starts talking to you and yelling at you and calling you names like you're a little kid, that's a good time to meet your mic and then kind of lean back and like talk to somebody off camera for like 30, 45 seconds.↗

2:31:29@joann_marieAnd also why the double standards that you blame the Germans? Exactly. So...↗

2:31:37@malleusigYeah, yeah. But again, you're never going to win Piers over with actual logic. He doesn't subscribe to it.↗

2:31:45Ian MalcolmIt would have been so funny, Austin, if you did what Rabbi just suggested and just kind of leaned back and looked over to your left. You're like, yeah, hang on. I'm finishing up with this idiot while on mute. It would have been so funny.↗

2:31:58@malleusigYeah, I'll be there in five minutes. I'm almost done. Oh, can you give me a coffee? Can you give me a coffee? I can't get up in the sea right now. Thanks.↗

2:32:08@malleusigbecause you're a hypocrite and you don't understand the difference because frankly I think you're too wound up in enjoying the ride of being the most famous anti-Semite in America. I just find it incredibly depressing that a young man given the privilege that you've had to go to a top university could be this thick or worse not care about what you're saying and the consequences to a huge number of people around the world who see a young arrogant kid↗

2:32:37@malleusigwho wants to brazenly espouse antisemitism in interviews like this. And shame on you and shame on everyone that has made you like this. And you know what? I was prepared to give you a bit of a fairer hearing about... No, he wasn't. No, he wasn't. This is when the Morgan Freeman voice cuts in and he's like, no, Piers was actually not prepared to give you more of a fair shake on this.↗

2:33:06@malleusigThe people calling for you to be canceled and unemployable and so on. You kind of make yourself unemployable. I'd like to explain myself, but you keep cutting me off. I wouldn't employ you. Had you said I'm sorry, had you expressed any remorse, had you done any of those things, I'd say, yeah, you know, you've been dealt a harsh lesson in life, but you've learned your lesson, move on.↗

2:33:28@malleusigYou haven't learned your lesson, Austin. You've doubled down. You're proud of it. And so for that reason, I don't give a toss- You haven't let me explain myself at all. I don't care. You've explained yourself. You're an anti-Semite and you're a hypocrite. And you know what? Yeah, yeah. He's trying to over-talk you so you don't get a chance to defend yourself and run the clock out.↗

2:33:49@malleusigThat's it. That's all he's doing.↗

2:33:50Speaker 1And also when he's like, I don't care. That's not a good reflection on him. Not good optics.↗

2:33:56@malleusigNot at all. Not at all. No. Honestly, I would be, because we're basically at the end now, I would be, if I were you, I would be playing this video for everyone possible. Because this video is the greatest, it's the greatest argument for your point of view, right? That anyone's ever made. Like, it's better than, it's seeing peers try to defame you as some kind of, like, hateful monster and failing so consistently.↗

2:34:29@malleusigis the greatest vindication you could ever have asked for.↗

2:34:34Speaker 8Yeah, yeah, definitely.↗

2:34:38@malleusigBut I think it's basically just 30 more seconds of him screaming. Future employers can watch this interview and they can decide if you have the values that they wish to have in their company. Good luck with that. Good luck with it. That's the end of this interview. That's the end of this interview. There you go. It's all right.↗

2:34:55@malleusigWe're not going to give you any chances to talk. We're going to fill in the last 15 seconds of this with just me railing about how disgusted, disgusted I say, with the horrible anti-Semitic rhetoric that you've tried to pawn off on my listening audience. To my viewers, I apologize for making you listen to this, but it was necessary for us to understand the depth of the Jew hatred that has infected our society and threatens to devour the blood of every Jewish child in the West.↗

2:35:25@malleusigThank you very much. Good night. That's literally all he's doing.↗

2:35:31Speaker 1Yeah.↗

2:35:32@malleusigAustin, any comments on that? The whole thing?↗

2:35:35Speaker 1It was kind of interesting hearing it again. Yeah? Yeah, yeah. I initially, you know, I think right after I did it, I was a little bit worried in how it would be perceived. I thought I did a pretty bad job, to be honest. I thought I could have done better at certain points. According to the comments, according to the comments.↗

2:36:00Speaker 1Amazing.↗

2:36:01@joann_marieAmazing.↗

2:36:03@malleusigYeah. After you finish, I want to take a moment and read through some of these comments, but please go ahead.↗

2:36:08Speaker 1Yeah. I think there were a few points, just like two sections of the conversation where I think I could have done better. But I mean, overall, for a first interview, I think it was it reflected well on my part.↗

2:36:24@malleusigAnd it wasn't just the first interview. Like, if I'm not mistaken, this is the first interview you've ever done with anyone, right?↗

2:36:31Speaker 8That's correct. Yeah.↗

2:36:32@malleusigYeah. So you went you went you went from you didn't even go from the welterweight to the heavyweights, right? You went from just some guy in the park to the heavyweight championship of the world and you won. No training.↗

2:36:47Speaker 10Yeah.↗

2:36:48@malleusigAll right. That's something. But to get into these comments, here we go. I'm just going to read off the comments rapid fire so you guys can enjoy this. They call you anti-Semitic, but never a liar. No one bats an eye if it was a Christian, Muslim, or Hindu. The irony is deafening. Six laughy faces. So this is a great one.↗

2:37:09@malleusigSo Piers just wanted to yell at a kid for 20 minutes. Okay, cool. Piers is now going to debate children. He's hit a new low. Piers, this is extremely embarrassing. Piers, if he had said that about Muslims, he would never have been on your show. You would never have invited him if it was about Muslims or Christians. Kid has the right to disagree and dislike anyone he wants.↗

2:37:29@malleusigWho is anyone to say otherwise? Piers loves to gaslight his guests when he can't win an argument. And I'm not even skipping. I'm just going. I'm not skipping any comments. Like, literally, these are all in a row, right? The next one. All caps. When a 19-year-old kid is so much smarter than an old man interviewer. All caps.↗

2:37:48@malleusigNo punctuation. If it's a black person who says they don't want to work for a white person, no one would want to know. He has a right to decide who he wants to work for. Is this all Piers Morgan does? Gotcha interviews and take a moral high ground on people? Don't forget what kind of man Piers is. Grown-ass man yells at younger man like a petulant child.↗

2:38:11@malleusigHe actually got Piers to call him stupid, tremendous young man. There you go. That's excellent. When Piers calls you stupid, that's a mark in your favor. Piers getting overly emotional and name-calling is when you know the kid won. That is it in a nutshell, right there. Yep, yeah, exactly. Oh, this one's good. If they call you anti-Semitic, wear it like an expensive suit.↗

2:38:36@malleusigI like that. I want to remember that one. The kid tells the truth as it is. I give him a job. He says what he thinks without being worried about being cancelled. and just goes on and on and if you guys want I can read this for another 10-15 minutes straight I think but I'm just gonna stop here but like go to the video it's linked in the in the back um it's it's just watch it I mean again and again and again read read the comments uh Pierce took a huge L here and uh I only wish there was a way to view it without putting uh giving him whatever fraction of a cent he gets from the ad money for it↗

2:39:20@joann_marieThey're amazing, Austin. I'm so, so proud of you. And we all are.↗

2:39:24Ian MalcolmYeah. Well, and speaking of which, Austin, I'm curious, given some of those commentary that Rabbi just read through, have you had the opposite in the sense of, have you had people reaching out to you that are kind of like-minded, that are, you know, offering any kind of professional endeavors or future next steps once you graduate?↗

2:40:15Ian MalcolmDr. Rechtenwald doesn't just run as a PAC, but has run on the libertarian ticket in the past. I mean, he knows politics better than almost anybody on this app.↗

2:40:27@joann_marieWell, I'm still for president.↗

2:40:29Speaker 1I love it. I don't know if I'd want to jump the gun there, but it's conceivably possible, yeah, sometime in the future.↗

2:40:39Speaker 12Hey, can I jump in there? It's good to see you. Hey, Ian. Thanks for having me. It's good to see you. Good to see you, Rabbi and JoAnn. And Austin, great to hear from you. Listen, here's the first thing I want to say about that interview. As a professor, having been a professor for 30 years, what I find is it's despicable for an adult his age to...↗

2:41:09Speaker 12to lay that kind of abuse on you. I find it beyond the pale. It's beyond the pale. It's despicable. So you have my support. I'll be your professorial mentor, if you like, because, listen, you deserve to have that kind of support. And we need to make society safe for people to say things that are true like you did. That's our job.↗

2:41:38Speaker 12We're beholden to alter society so that it is safe for people to be themselves and be truthful about what they know. So I want to thank you so much for your courage. I know what it takes. It's not easy to stand up against the crowd and especially against these kind of screaming baboons like Piers Morgan. These people that have no right to↗

2:42:07Speaker 12Thank you. Yeah, I really appreciate it.↗

2:42:38@thenaturalord3rI don't know if my hand was up. My name's PVG Austin. I just want to tell you, buddy, you are an inspiration. You're a young kid and, you know, you, I mean, going on Piers Morgan and all that shit, man, I mean, you know, you've gotten more exposure than probably all of us have, save for maybe the great Dr. Rechtenwald.↗

2:43:00@thenaturalord3rAnd you handled it like a champ. You took his punches and you walked away with a smile. A lot of the youth in America could learn from you because this is, and this is something I talk about, and I know Ian talks about, Jewish supremacy 101. You know, if a black person said, nah, nigga, I don't want to work for Whitey, nobody would give a shit.↗

2:43:25@thenaturalord3rThe blacks would cheer them up. If a white person didn't want to work for an Asian person, there'd be some backlash. Asian person doesn't want to work for a white. That's okay. And nobody wants to work for a white person. You know, nobody cares. They'll go back to their Judeo-Bolshevik white supremacy crap. Hispanic doesn't want to work for a black, nobody cares.↗

2:43:53@thenaturalord3rBut the second you, just a kid with a job offer, says, I don't want to work with you. I don't like what you're doing. And I don't like the type of people that you have, that you are based on my experience. Not only does the owner of, and to be honest, what the guy was doing that you were trying to work for is one of the most Jewish things I was doing.↗

2:44:18@thenaturalord3rI think he was literally coin-clipping data, if I have that correctly. But then you have this bigwig come in and try to destroy your life. And I just want to let you know, brother, we are here for you. You've done something that a lot of us wish I could. I wish I could go on Pierce Morgan and debate some of the stuff that I've written and call him a coward and call him a slave to the synagogue of Satan.↗

2:44:49@thenaturalord3rBut you kept your cool. And you're a smart kid. And we would love to have you in these spaces because what you did, brother, it took a lot of courage. I'm sure people around you, you know, in your personal life, you know, they may not know how to react. But you uncovered, you know, it only takes one domino to knock down the whole structure.↗

2:45:18@thenaturalord3rAnd you gave the world a glimpse, your average normie a glimpse into Jewish supremacy and that whole chosen people ethnocentric narcissism that they have. And you beat the system, bud. And you should be very, very, very, very proud of yourself. I know I am. I know Ian is. I know JoAnn is. I know the Rabbi is. I know Dr. Rechtenwald is.↗

2:45:46@thenaturalord3rI know all of us, all of us in here listening to you. I know discerning is. You know, you went to the belly of the beast, and you won. You were David... Go for my theology background. You were David with a stone and a sling, and you hit the long-nosed parasitic Goliath.↗

2:46:12Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, yeah.↗

2:46:13@thenaturalord3rAnd you walked out, buddy, without a scratch. And if you ever want to collaborate, if you ever want to do anything, you can always hit me up on PVG. Everyone here knows me. And I'm sure everyone in here would be thrilled to work with you. Dr. Rechtenwald, I mean, he's one of the best of the best. He's a brilliant guy. I just want to say thank you, Austin, for coming up and keep doing what you're doing.↗

2:46:42@thenaturalord3rKeep talking. If you get invited to any of these podcast junkets, tell your story because there's a lot of normies. There's a lot of people your age. How old are you, by the way, Austin, if you don't mind sharing?↗

2:46:53Speaker 1I just turned 20.↗

2:46:55@thenaturalord3rJust turned 20. There's a lot of people your age who are waking up to all of this stuff. The white male Gen Zers, or whatever you call people, I guess, I think it's Gen Zers, is going to be our greatest ally. And I didn't even realize I was making a pun there. But they're going to be our greatest, they will be our greatest block moving forward.↗

2:47:27@thenaturalord3rThey watch Candace, they watch Tucker, they watch people making Jew jokes. Boost yourself, boost your profile. I know it's a little bit scary, but the more you go out there and tell your story, you're going to get people your age that are going to listen to you and see that you're a nice kid and see that what happened to you is really fucked up.↗

2:47:51@thenaturalord3rAnd I tell Ian this every day. I know I'm going on for a while, but I haven't spoken at all. I tell Ian this every day, that all it takes is taking a little bit of chinks out of their armor, and the whole pommel horse will topple over. And you are going to help us win, buddy. Keep up the good fight, brother. Christ is King.↗

2:48:14@thenaturalord3rI look forward to hearing from you in the future. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you very much.↗

2:48:21@joann_marieThank you so much, PVG. All right. Hubbard, welcome. Go for it.↗

2:48:27@hubbard595628Hey, hey, great space, great guest. Definitely with, like, I think what bothered, why there was such an immune reaction to this. And I followed this from when it started with the guy first doxing you and then Joe Lonsdale chipping in his piece of advice. And that guy blocked me long ago. He, uh... And what he represents is the ultimate power structure.↗

2:48:59@hubbard595628It is the surveillance state. It is just all of that. And the going after you and trying to make an example out of you. And then you not backing down. I think really, it is, you are, and I think this is also related to working and being a worker and working for an employee. They see it as a top-down system. Raed Jamal, Raed Jamal, Raed Jamal, Raed Jamal, Raed Jamal↗

2:49:51@hubbard595628It shows that there is the belief of collective punishment. Yes. You, your decisions as an individual are not just your own decisions. They're reflective of everyone around you, which you know is, they don't like it when you reverse that. And it's, I think like people will call you a bunch of names, but I see it and I think of someone like Malcolm X, because he had a lot of thoughts I disagree with, but he,↗

2:50:20@hubbard595628Very much was we live under a suppressive system and have to operate under rules.↗

2:50:27Speaker 8Yeah, absolutely. Yeah.↗

2:50:35@joann_marieExcellent comments. Thank you so much, Robert. All right. Konstantin, welcome. Go for it.↗

2:50:45@joann_marieKonstantin?↗

2:50:49Speaker 13I'm sorry, I didn't understand. You guys forgive me. My accent is crazy, sorry. Oh, it's okay. I get so nervous when I'm trying to talk on these things that I can barely breathe, so just let it be. But I just want to tell... This is the first I've heard of this, and it's crazy. But what it tells me is this kid must be...↗

2:51:15Speaker 13Special, and they know it, because I could write a letter like that 10,000 times, and nobody would care. But I have never seen... I just have so much respect for you. I'm so impressed. And it breaks my heart that you've had to go through... I was sitting there thinking, man, he must have some awesome parents. Because if you're only 20, it's amazing.↗

2:51:45Speaker 13Um, and, and then Pierce Morgan started like talking, you know, talking shit on your, like trying to make it sound like you have bad parents, but then they said that they kicked you out. That breaks my heart for you. I, I, uh, I, you, you did perfect. You, you couldn't have done any better. You made him look so stupid.↗

2:52:04Speaker 13And I, um, I just want to tell you, um, of course, like give, you know, give you, All the props and stuff because kids your age are not like you. You have to get into politics eventually. Can you imagine if we had a whole congress full of people like him? Please stop.↗

2:52:34@malleusigI can only get so erect.↗

2:52:37Speaker 13That's what's coming. It's going to happen. You'll see.↗

2:52:43Speaker 13I don't understand a world where I'm totally separate from where... I don't understand how you can say something and it affects everybody's jobs and stuff. That is so totally foreign to me. Where do you guys live? In New York or something? In the city?↗

2:53:09Speaker 1No, we're outside of... Washington, D.C., or at least my parents.↗

2:53:13Speaker 13Oh, same thing. I'm so sorry, hon. No, it's okay.↗

2:53:18Speaker 1Don't worry about it.↗

2:53:19Speaker 13I know it's hard. I mean, it sucks.↗

2:53:23@malleusigHe was like, we live outside of Washington, D.C., and the first thing you say is, oh, I'm so sorry.↗

2:53:30Speaker 13Well, yeah, that too. Like, for real. I've never been out there. I'm out in the country. You guys are so different from me. I just want to tell you, you did perfect. You did so good.↗

2:53:50Speaker 13You did not seem intimidated at all, and you made him look so stupid. And it pisses me off so bad, like the other guy was saying that he's attacking you. But seriously, you must be pretty special, and they must know it, because... Who are you that this got turned into such a big deal? Are you somebody in some high position or something?↗

2:54:16Speaker 13I don't understand, but it just seems so weird.↗

2:54:22Speaker 1Yeah, I think maybe it's because I went to Cornell. I'm not exactly sure either. Part of it was that what I said, was within the realm of freedom of speech. It wasn't like these other- Exactly.↗

2:54:40@joann_marieThey just wanted to make an example that seems to terrorize all of the other ones so that nobody does this.↗

2:54:46Speaker 13It's not just that, but the fact that what I said is pretty moderate compared to someone saying- Well, you can, like you said, that's what I was thinking through that whole thing is like, you guys, they use these words, you know, words-↗

2:55:04Speaker 13All of these words they introduce, like anti-Semite. For one thing, the Semites are the ones that are being taken out over there. They're Semitic. And for another thing, I think that we should start using this stuff back on them. I am so sick of hearing that shit. It's the same thing as narcissistic abuse. That's all it is.↗

2:55:27Speaker 13You're not going to reason with them because they know what they're doing. I mean, it doesn't even do any good to try, because like he said, they're not in good faith. Most of these, like Piers Morgan and them, they're prostitutes. What I want to tell you is, I'm so happy you have so much support right now, but there may be times in your life when you're standing alone, because other people, like this country is so brainwashed, and so they cannot think for themselves.↗

2:55:59Speaker 13It just...↗

2:57:03Speaker 13are not even, like, they don't matter just because they're famous. So what, you know? And so, anyway, I just, I'm really, I'm really impressed. I, just be careful. I think you should get, like, I was, I think I was telling Ian, you guys need to get out of the cities. You ought to try to go to school at, like, A&M or something.↗

2:57:25Speaker 13And Brian, my boyfriend's cousin works there. I mean, you would be so set off if you don't deal with that shit out here, you know? I can't even imagine. It doesn't even make any sense to me. It's so foreign to me that they can do that. And the other thing is, you need to not go work for somebody because anywhere you go to work for, you're making them money.↗

2:57:55Speaker 13You need to work for yourself. I will never. I will never get a job for another corporation ever again. I will always work for myself or I'll be broke and I'll be happy. At least I'll be free. You don't have to deal with that.↗

2:58:08@malleusigThanks a lot. Thanks a lot.↗

2:58:10Speaker 13Did you want to wrap this up? Yeah, that's all I wanted to say. I cannot talk because I get so nervous. But anyway, I'm just really impressed. I followed you and I've got your back as much as anytime I can. Any time I get a chance. So hang in there and don't let them get to you. Don't let them hurt your feelings.↗

2:58:35Ian MalcolmThank you very much.↗

2:58:37Speaker 13Bye, guys. Thanks a lot, Constantine.↗

2:58:40Ian MalcolmThank you so much, Constantine. So I just want to give everybody a little bit of a heads up because... We have someone who, I gotta say, he's been absent for quite some time. I didn't know where he had been. Believe it or not, JoAnn even sent a note and said, I hope he's okay. And this is obviously for the one and only Mr. Yitzhak, who is with us.↗

2:59:08Ian MalcolmYitz, I am very, I am glad that you are here. I hope you are well, Mr. Yitz. We have had a wonderful conversation with Austin Franco. We played the interview where he absolutely just humiliated Piers Morgan with basic logic and kind of love for common sense. And so I'm curious, Yitz, and I don't know, Austin, if he's had the introduction or the pleasure of hearing from you yet.↗

2:59:33Ian MalcolmBut I know you bring always some pleasant, polite and interesting Jewish perspectives. So please, let's hear from you, my friend.↗

2:59:43@joann_marieWhere were you? I was worried sick. I'm joking.↗

2:59:48Speaker 14Well, to give a quick rendition, the phone, after the second I finished the space with Santino on Friday, the phone fell out of my hand and hit the gravel and the screen cracked. And I guess I never did put on the protective screen, so I had to find a place. Drive it over, get it fixed, but now it's all good. And that's why I've been away from spaces since last Friday.↗

3:00:19Speaker 14But thank you for giving me the mic, and everything else with me is fine. Burka Sam, everything else is fine. No other issues going on.↗

3:00:28@joann_marieAre you walking, kids? Have you been walking?↗

3:00:31Speaker 14Yes, yes, I'm walking right now.↗

3:00:33@joann_marieGood for you.↗

3:00:34Speaker 14But I wanted to have a chat with Austin. I asked Ian. To bring them on, because, and of course I watched the Piers Morgan discussion. I believe Piers Morgan could have maybe had it a bit longer in length, but that's okay. But I did want to ask you, Austin, as respectfully as, you know, I don't mean to be disrespectful.↗

3:01:04@malleusigThat means that it's not going to be respectful, just to let you know.↗

3:01:09@jvniorDo you still weigh multiple hundreds of pounds?↗

3:01:12Speaker 14Yes, yes. Multiple. How do you know, though?↗

3:01:16Ian MalcolmHang on, hang on. No personal ad hominems. Yitz is wonderful, and he's always very pleasant, so let's be friendly.↗

3:01:24@joann_marieThank you. And I did miss him a lot, actually.↗

3:01:27@malleusigWe missed you, Yitz.↗

3:01:31Speaker 14Wonderful. Glad to hear that.↗

3:01:34@joann_marieDid you miss us?↗

3:01:35Speaker 14I missed the conversations and the dialogue and I wanted to get back to it.↗

3:01:41@joann_marieYou did miss us a little bit.↗

3:01:44@malleusigAsking him if he missed you is completely different meaning from us asking him if he missed us.↗

3:01:52Speaker 14So to get to the question for Austin, Austin, I assume, first off, I assume you're a Christian, is that correct?↗

3:01:59Speaker 8Yeah, yeah, I was raised Protestant, yeah.↗

3:02:01Speaker 14Okay, so Protestant. Okay, now secondly, you know, in the Torah, it says, to honor your father and mother, your parents, to honor them and to not disrespect them. Now, of course, in my tradition, the rabbis debated, could there ever be such a thing as a rebellious child anyway? But I would, how do I put it in such a way?↗

3:02:26Speaker 14I don't mean it to be offensive, but maybe you didn't honor them too much, and maybe that's why... And I think you could have a chance yourself to make an achiever and to be a decent person.↗

3:02:49Speaker 14You know, you made a mistake, but everyone makes mistakes.↗

3:02:52@joann_marieYou always have the weirdest, like, gotchas at times. It's really weird.↗

3:02:57Speaker 14Can everyone hear me?↗

3:02:58@malleusigYeah, he's already demonstrated he's a decent human being. He doesn't need to work on anything.↗

3:03:03Speaker 14It says I'm reconnecting.↗

3:03:04@malleusigNo, we can hear you.↗

3:03:06Speaker 14I'm going to try to recycle, I suppose.↗

3:03:09@malleusigYeah. Trust us, he doesn't need to change anything. He's totally fine the way he is.↗

3:03:16Speaker 3You, on the other hand...↗

3:03:20@joann_marieOh no. Okay, Yitz, I'm going to recycle you.↗

3:03:26Ian MalcolmAnd Austin, while we try and get Yitz back into the conversation, any thoughts on his question, which I think is kind of silly. He's basically saying that in order to, let's say, not shame your parents, you should do the thing that they would suggest, which I guess if it was to not discuss this issue. But to be frank...↗

3:03:49Ian MalcolmI don't know about you, Austin, but there's lots of things that my parents would have had me believe that, well, today I think are just completely incorrect. And I think that the thing that they wish for me and would most want for me to do is to pursue and to demonstrate that which is truth and not to believe in lies. So, Austin, I'm kind of curious.↗

3:04:09Speaker 14Can you hear me?↗

3:04:10Ian MalcolmWe can. Yeah.↗

3:04:12Speaker 14Oh, good. Before you get to Austin's question, was everyone able to catch what I said there before I disconnected?↗

3:04:20Ian MalcolmWe did, yes.↗

3:04:23Speaker 14So I was saying that there's a chance to make Tuva, because if I may quickly say before Austin answers your question, because to attend Harvard University or any of the Ivy Leagues, you needed an IQ of 145+. So Austin, you clearly must be a smart guy, because otherwise you would not have attended the Ivy League. Is that a fact?↗

3:04:46@timlordanIs that part of the admissions yet? You gotta have 144, you're cooked? He doesn't know what he's talking about, that's ridiculous.↗

3:04:54Speaker 9It's an SAT that correlates to about that IQ.↗

3:05:06Speaker 14If you convert it.↗

3:05:08@joann_marieMichael was a professor in Ivy League schools, and he's saying that you're lying. Yeah, that's not right.↗

3:05:15Speaker 12You don't know what you're talking about with IQ. There's no such thing.↗

3:05:19@hubbard595628The Ivy League schools would be empty if you needed 145.↗

3:05:25Speaker 12And a lot of them right now have to do, especially in the recent past, with identity. And by the way, no identity group has done better.↗

3:05:33Speaker 14Okay, so he doesn't have a 145 IQ.↗

3:05:36@joann_marieAnd also the Jews always donate and they just like get in, you know, like.↗

3:05:42Speaker 14So I was trying to give him a compliment and saying, I guess he doesn't have a 145 IQ then.↗

3:05:47@joann_marieNo, she is very smart.↗

3:05:49Speaker 14I was trying to give a compliment and I was trying to make the point that in any case you must be smart to attend. And so, you know, I think you made a, if I may say, a... A terrible mistake in saying to Gabe Einhorn, I would not work for a Jew. That's going to haunt you probably for the rest of your life. Oh my God! You simply could have just said, I don't, I reject the offer.↗

3:06:16Speaker 14You didn't have to get personal. That's the mistake you made.↗

3:06:20@jvniorDo you think it's a mistake to be multiple hundreds of pounds at your age?↗

3:06:26@joann_marieNo, I did. I think you don't realize that the goyim are uniting and we're not going to let you bully the goyim anymore.↗

3:06:36@jvniorHang on.↗

3:06:37Ian MalcolmWe're going to try and support that and not belittle it. That's true.↗

3:06:43@jvniorI just want to differentiate between intentional and mistake because it clearly wasn't a mistake.↗

3:06:49@joann_marieWhat does that have to do with anything, though?↗

3:06:51@jvniorI'm just trying to make him understand the difference between intentional and a mistake. There's a big difference.↗

3:06:56Speaker 14He's mischaracterizing Austin.↗

3:06:57Speaker 3That makes it even worse.↗

3:07:02Speaker 14That makes it what he did.↗

3:07:03@jvniorWhy is it worse if it's intentional?↗

3:07:05@malleusigBro, this guy's clearly fucking schizophrenic. What are we doing?↗

3:07:10Speaker 1Why is it worse if it's intentional? Should we move on to the next person?↗

3:07:16Ian MalcolmLet's do exactly that. Great suggestion, Austin. Just to be respectful, why don't you take one more specific question if you have one for Austin, because I know you're very excited to be able to speak with him. But let's try and keep it a little bit tight.↗

3:07:32@malleusigAnd then we're going to go to Mandy after that because she set her hand up for quite a while, okay?↗

3:07:36Speaker 14Yes, so I'll make it brief. So clearly, what I was trying to say is based on the initial email, it looked like it could have been an edgy joke, a mistake. But of course, from the Piers Morgan interview and other interviews, it's more clear that you do have anti-Semitic beliefs, which I believe is terrible. Me too, by the way, all of us.↗

3:08:01Speaker 9And I am saying that this happened not too long ago.↗

3:08:08Speaker 14Lucas, Lucas Gage, was able to change, so if he can change, so can you.↗

3:08:17@malleusigLucas Gage is like a deadbeat father that literally had... You know why Lucas Gage changed? I'm going to tell you why Lucas Gage changed. It's because the police in his fucking neighborhood realized that he was sending... My question for you, Austin, do you see yourself as a future Lucas Gage, or is it helpless?↗

3:08:54@joann_marieNo, he's not a fucking criminal where he's gonna be sending photos to himself. Not you. But anyway, thank you so much for coming out, Dietz.↗

3:09:03Speaker 9I'm happy that you're okay. Get the fuck out of here. That was an answer.↗

3:09:09Speaker 1Alright, um, I think we should just move on. I'm not exactly sure what you're asking, to be honest, and I'm also kind of tired, so it'd be nice if we could cycle through these questions a little bit quicker.↗

3:09:22Ian MalcolmThank you for being here, but very excited to not only go to Mandy, but also to congratulate her on what has to be the most viral post I think I've seen anybody from kind of our intellectual circle have in months. I don't even know if... If somebody like Dan Bilzerian is able to get something like 15 or... Mandy, is it at 20 million views or 6 million views?↗

3:09:51Ian MalcolmWhere are we at?↗

3:09:53@mandyarthurI think we're at 18.↗

3:09:54Ian Malcolm18 million. Wow. Okay.↗

3:09:57@mandyarthurGood job, Mandy! Pointing out that plot cameras do not exist in Jewish neighborhoods.↗

3:10:04@malleusigOh, that was amazing.↗

3:10:07@mandyarthurYeah, as soon as I saw it, I was like, I bet anything that that's the tribe.↗

3:10:13@jvniorIt's not all of them, but it's always them.↗

3:10:16@malleusigI wonder if there's a link between the flat cameras and those strings they have to put up around the neighborhood.↗

3:10:23@joann_marieHairdo blinds.↗

3:10:28@mandyarthurSo I have a question for Yitz, but I'm going to ask it later because I don't want to hear the whole thing. Yeah, yeah.↗

3:10:35@malleusigIf you get a question for Austin, now's a great time.↗

3:10:37@mandyarthurYeah, I have three questions, and answer what you want. But I think... A lot of people are going to be interested in these questions. So number one, what did your politics look like prior to 2020? Were you checked out politically? Did you already see the difference between who Trump was and what has happened? Or were you on the MAGA side?↗

3:11:00@mandyarthurAnd then how many of the young people around you are awake to the tribe? I'm just really interested in that. And then third, Obviously, we understand the spark for why you wanted to get into politics. What are a couple policy changes you really want to see, like actual policy? So three things.↗

3:11:18Speaker 1Yeah, so I was libertarian for a while. My mom was more democratic leaning, and my dad was also pretty libertarian as well. And most of my friends, the people I work with, co-workers, etc., are all kind of↗

3:11:40Speaker 1So that's partly why I'm not worried. And then policy changes. I'd like to stabilize our currency and get rid of the Federal Reserve and return the printing of monetary currency to the Treasury. And I'd like to fix some social programs we have. especially welfare and social security and ideally close the borders and start nurturing talent and families in this country.↗

3:12:19Speaker 1So, you know, maybe providing housing, loans, that sort of thing to encourage the ideally the most intelligent and genetically fit people in our society to reproduce. But that doesn't mean, you know, we don't want the lowest rungs reproducing either. But we want to cultivate these higher virtues in our society as well.↗

3:12:42Speaker 1Does that answer your question, Mandy?↗

3:12:44@mandyarthurFantastic. Well, this guy's a genius, man.↗

3:12:46@malleusigYou should pursue a PhD, bro.↗

3:12:48@mandyarthurFantastic, Austin. Thank you so much. Wonderful. You will not find a better band of fans for you than this space, I'm sure of it.↗

3:12:57Speaker 1Okay. Thank you.↗

3:13:02@joann_marieThat was a great question, Mandy. Thank you so much for coming up. Alright, Junior, go for it.↗

3:13:09@jvniorHey Austin, I know you've been individually targeted by Jews, and I'm sorry about that. And I'm glad that Ian shared your campaign because you do need a lot of monetary support, especially in the direction that you're going. And I'll be supporting you, but I just wanted to ask you a question. It's a little bit more vulnerable, but I just want to know, what do you feel the most pressure from right now?↗

3:13:35@jvniorWhat is the thing that pressures you the most? If you can explain to us, it'll kind of help the listener understand what you're going through.↗

3:13:46Speaker 1Yeah, I mean, I don't know if I really feel pressure right now. I mean, I didn't really feel pressure even when it was going on. You know, I guess I was kind of like dissatisfied. Thank you so much for joining us.↗

3:14:33Speaker 1Thank you so much for joining us.↗

3:15:03Speaker 1I'll be fine. I don't think you guys need to worry about me. That's probably not the answer you were looking for, but I don't think I have a really good answer for you either.↗

3:15:16@jvniorI think you're 20. I think once you become more of an adult, I'm 27, right? I became definitely a lot more emotional and a lot more receptive to the pressure as I got older. But yeah, bro, you found a new family here.↗

3:15:31@timlordanYou got menopausal, Junior?↗

3:15:33@jvniorYeah, I got a little bit homosexual after I got married, you know? I became self-taught a lot of tests. But no, no. Bro, you literally use a fucking voice in Hashtag. Listen to me. You sound like Darth Vader. I was, you know, one of the most viral accounts, anti-Israel. Got doxxed. My family's house got fucking, you know, published all over the internet.↗

3:15:52@jvniorPeople showed up to my house. People made attempts on my life. So I felt the pressure and I, you know, I was depressed. I was depressed. A lot of shit got to me, but... When I see young Americans like you, I have to stand behind them. I have to support them. I have to show them love because there aren't many like you, bro.↗

3:16:09@jvniorThere aren't many like you who are willing to sacrifice everything. And I know you probably didn't know that your email was going to go viral, but the way you've doubled down consistently over and over and over, that is why you deserve my support, bro. So I just wanted to let you know that, and I followed you, and you're always, you're always...↗

3:16:31@jvniorI agree. I 100% agree.↗

3:16:59@jvniorIt's just so refreshing to have leaders like Ian in this space who can, you know, give Austin a voice. Like literally Austin has a voice right now to like 500, 600 people in this space. And it's probably going to be replayed 30, 40, 50,000 times. So hopefully people who are listening actually go and donate to Austin and show him support financially.↗

3:17:20@jvniorAnd then also support his posts. Whenever he makes a post, he only has 164. Whenever he makes a post, actually push him. Because it's clear that he has the potential to go viral and be a voice to be reckoned with. Jews clearly hate him. That means he's doing something right. So let's keep supporting him. And honestly, I'm grateful to be talking to you, bro.↗

3:17:43@jvniorIt's an honor, bro.↗

3:17:46Speaker 1Yeah, thank you. Likewise.↗

3:17:48@joann_marieThank you for coming up, Junior. Raed, brother, how are you?↗

3:17:53Speaker 9Yeah, I'm fine. Thanks, Joann, Ian, Rabbi. And yeah, Austin, look, as a Lebanese who's based in Lebanon, I've always looked at the American information sphere and wondered, you know, will people really push back against this over-representation, this entitlement, and this, oh my God, we are this and we are that, because I have always seen that as the way they...↗

3:18:22Speaker 9They use their power and they use this power to bomb us. I'm sure you know what's happening over the border in Lebanon as well. So when I saw the space that Ian's doing and I saw your name, I wanted to make sure to come and just say hi. I don't think we need... I respect Junior is fine, but I think someone who just does something right and then finds himself on Piers Morgan's show will understand automatically that they're doing something right.↗

3:18:58Speaker 9So you don't need our support in general, but you're doing fine. All I'm going to tell you is that as a Lebanese, if you decide to... Come to change scenery, to ski or to swim or to do on holiday, whatever. You have a friend in Lebanon, you DM me. It's a great country to see and hopefully you will have peace times, especially with the trend moving forward in terms of the American people calling out things that are not.↗

3:19:29Speaker 9Thank you.↗

3:19:54Speaker 14I just have one question for Yitz.↗

3:19:57Ian MalcolmHang on. I can appreciate the question, but we do have Harrison and Groiper.↗

3:20:04Speaker 9You're not special. No mics. I've been promised to you 3,000 years ago.↗

3:20:09Ian MalcolmWe're going to go to Harrison and then Groiper, and then we will go to Yitz for prospectively a final question, depending on Austin's availability.↗

3:20:19Speaker 15How's it going, everybody? Thank you for having me.↗

3:20:24Speaker 15I just had one question, and I think it's a really important question. I think it's an important question that everybody needs to answer in their own time. You should think about it, and it's a really important question. I put it in the comments.↗

3:20:40Ian MalcolmSo can you ask it?↗

3:20:42Speaker 15Yes, I can. So what is the most dangerous idea in the world?↗

3:20:54@malleusigIt's easier to lie to someone than to convince them they've been lied to?↗

3:21:07Ian MalcolmI'm going to go out on a terribly thin branch here and let Austin try and answer this question as if it was asked in good faith, which I don't think it was. But nonetheless, Austin, why don't we get your thought on that one?↗

3:21:24Speaker 1Wait, what was the question?↗

3:21:26Speaker 15I didn't ask it in bad faith, so I don't know where that's coming from. But the question was, what do you think is the most dangerous idea in the world?↗

3:21:44Speaker 1Ignorance?↗

3:21:48Speaker 15Is that an idea?↗

3:21:51Speaker 15I don't know, man. The Jewish Naked and Having Nukes. The Jewish Naked and Having Nukes?↗

3:21:56Speaker 1How about Jewish Supremacy? Is that an idea?↗

3:22:01Speaker 15Is that an option? You're onto it with that answer. I'll just answer my own question. That's all I wanted to ask. I'll just answer my own question and then I'll get off. I think the most dangerous idea in the world is anybody who thinks They have the power of God behind them, that that bestows upon them some power over anybody else.↗

3:22:28Speaker 15I think that is the most dangerous idea in the world. So in other words, I think religion is the most dangerous, most insidious thing in the entire world. All religions, they're all man-made and they're all bullshit.↗

3:22:42Ian MalcolmDo you think morality is an insidious idea?↗

3:22:54Speaker 15I mean, I think morality is completely subjective.↗

3:22:57Ian MalcolmOkay, so you think morality is subjective? I don't think it's an idea. Well, you don't think morality is an idea? Well, it's a construct. Okay, so can a construct be an idea?↗

3:23:14Speaker 15I mean, I don't know what you're getting at. I just asked a simple question.↗

3:23:18Ian MalcolmYou're not capable of walking through this. Do you think morality is a bad idea?↗

3:23:24Speaker 15You're answering questions with questions. You can't answer a question.↗

3:23:27Ian MalcolmNo, no, no, no, no. You are now dodging the obvious, and I don't know if it's a deficiency of intellect or of integrity. So which is it? Do you think morality is a bad idea?↗

3:23:38Speaker 15Yeah, I guess you could say so if you're going to frame it like that.↗

3:23:45Ian MalcolmDo you think morality is a bad idea?↗

3:23:48Speaker 15The way you're framing it, yes.↗

3:23:51Ian MalcolmHe's just asking a question. No, no, so let's play a game here and presume you're in good faith. A, how do you think I am framing it?↗

3:23:58Speaker 15Okay, well, since you're the one asking the question, why don't you explain what you think morality is?↗

3:24:03Ian MalcolmYou are suggesting that the religions of the world, many of which have essentially undertones of morality, are the most dangerous of ideas because they postulate that you can have a good and evil. Is that a reasonable way to present and to read back to you what you have suggested?↗

3:24:20Speaker 15No. It's not?↗

3:24:23Ian MalcolmDid you not try to suggest that religion bestows upon some the position that they are superior to others?↗

3:24:33Ian MalcolmWhat does that have to do with morality? I didn't mention morality.↗

3:24:37Speaker 15I didn't mention morality. I don't...↗

3:24:41Ian MalcolmYou understand that you are suggesting that there is essentially a good and an evil, which is foundational to the idea of this concept of morality.↗

3:24:50Speaker 15Well, listen, what you're saying is that that's a byproduct of religion. So, yes. No, I'm not.↗

3:24:57Ian MalcolmI'm equating that you can have good and evil based upon either religion or morality. Now, you've been willing to suggest that religion is therefore evil because it postulates that there's a good and an evil. So therefore, you've got to also think that morality is evil, right?↗

3:25:14Speaker 15So, I don't believe in good and evil?↗

3:25:17Ian MalcolmI don't know. I don't know what you're... If you don't believe in good and evil, how are you defining right and wrong?↗

3:25:21Speaker 15Who are you to say that what is good or what is evil? I don't understand.↗

3:25:23Ian MalcolmHow are you defining right and wrong?↗

3:25:27@malleusigBro, I got a question for you. Is pedophilia evil? Just answer the question. Yes or no.↗

3:25:31Speaker 1Hey guys.↗

3:25:32@joann_marieShe's going to be like, oh, subjective. It's crazy. Yeah, let's go to Austin because he needs to go.↗

3:25:39Ian MalcolmWe're going to go to the last question for Austin. Absolutely. And you know what I think is there's right and wrong. There's good and evil. There's smart and there's really dumb. The guy who has that they voted three times for Donald Trump and still think he's the greatest president ever. I think that that's pretty dumb.↗

3:25:56Ian MalcolmThere is right and wrong. There is good and evil. There are religions of the world. I believe and subscribe to one of them. There's certainly morality. The thing that's being done to the Palestinians by the Israelis is evil. You don't have to believe in a God to recognize that. I value human life. That's a good thing to do.↗

3:26:13Ian MalcolmThere's certainly those that do not. You can call them immoral or you can say that they are evil. I don't care how you define it. I love people that think themselves bright who are not. It's wonderful to just expose the ineptness of it all. But anyway, let's go. We got one final set of questions here. We do have Scott up here if he wants to ask a question for Austin, then we'll go to Mr. Franco for some parting words.↗

3:26:46Speaker 14Wait, wait, Ian, what about me?↗

3:26:48Ian MalcolmOh, no, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Yes, yes, you are correct. That was immoral and wrong. Not immoral because it was based on ignorance, but that was wrong on my part. Yes, go for it, but keep it specific.↗

3:27:00Speaker 14Yes, thank you, thank you. I'll just be very brief. The thing I want to say is that some atheists can be really smart, but they're all equally miserable. Every atheist I've ever known has been miserable, and so the same applies to anti-Semites.↗

3:27:17Speaker 14So my question to Austin is that he apparently had some bad handful of bad experiences with some Jews in high school. And so he's clearly, he went to Ivy League, so he must be smart. But yet he hates us all. So why? The question is, why do you hate all of us? Why does Austin hate Jews?↗

3:27:41Ian MalcolmWait, wait, wait. Yitz, I'm going to mute you for a second. Yitz has, not Yitz. Certainly Yitz has never said this. Austin has also never said that he hates all Jews. And that is just a straw man. Just Jews in general, I think he hasn't said that.↗

3:27:58Speaker 14He said it on Piers Morgan. He said he doesn't want to work with them.↗

3:28:02Ian MalcolmDon't be stupid.↗

3:28:23Ian MalcolmHe had said those very things. So the very idea of propagandizing the audience, which is what Piers Morgan was trying to do, apparently worked.↗

3:28:30Speaker 14He was noticing. He was noticing. He noticed that Austin has these beliefs. And so do I.↗

3:28:37Speaker 9So my question is, based on a handful of experiences... He doesn't want to work with midgets. He doesn't want to work with you. He doesn't hate anyone.↗

3:28:50Speaker 14Good luck. Try again. Okay, so my question for Austin, why do you... My question is, why did Israel do 9-11?↗

3:28:59@joann_marieOkay, what does it have to do with anything?↗

3:29:03Speaker 14Let me please ask the question. So Austin, you've had a few bad experiences with Jews, and all of a sudden, apparently you've had some bad experiences, and all of a sudden... You don't want to work for Jews anymore. Isn't that painting with a broad brush? Especially for someone who went to an Ivy League and someone who used to be smart and ought to know better to paint such a huge brush to say, I don't want to work with Jews anymore because of blah, blah, blah, X, Y, Z.↗

3:29:28Speaker 14But everyone's different personality. Certainly, you know better than that. Certainly, you know that maybe some people have a bad character, some have a good character. So why be overgeneralized against us? That's my question for you, Austin.↗

3:29:44Speaker 1Just refer to the Piers Morgan interview and other interviews I've had and statements I've made to come to your own conclusions. Let's just move on to the last question.↗

3:29:54Speaker 14Well, my conclusion is that you're an anti-feminist.↗

3:29:57Speaker 9No, no, no. It's not an interview for you.↗

3:30:00@malleusigWe don't care about your conclusion. Let's move on to the last question.↗

3:30:05Ian MalcolmYep. And I can't remember if Scott asked the question or not. And if he did not, then we'll go to Scott. If not, we'll go to Niko.↗

3:30:14@scottandrewbI did not ask a question, but I just wanted to... Thanks, guys. I just wanted to point out that you said noticing a bunch of times, and it's funny how they try to reclaim the language about noticing. I don't really have a question to Austin. I just wanted to say, I'm way older than you. I'm, you know... I've been around for a while and I've been noticing for a long, long time.↗

3:30:47@scottandrewbAnd it's refreshing to know that you, as a much younger man, embarking into the world, is noticing too. And I hope, I wish you the best. I hope that you stay true to your principles. I hope that you stay true to your convictions. Build a following, build a friend group that you can confide in and take this message forward with the younger generation.↗

3:31:28@scottandrewbAnd that's really all I had to say. I look to you and I'm inspired. And I'm probably 20 years older than you. And go out, be great, and be true to yourself, my friend. Thank you, man.↗

3:31:45Speaker 8Yeah, thanks, Scott. All right. Cool, guys. Thanks for having me.↗

3:31:49Ian MalcolmAnd with that, Austin, if you want to add any final words, parting remarks, or things that people can do to support you, your endeavors going forward, and some of your aspirations for the future.↗

3:32:00Speaker 1Yeah, yeah. Thanks once again for having me on. I think in the future, I probably will venture into politics. So that'll be an interesting time when it comes around. And in the meantime, you guys are welcome to follow, donate to the GiveSendGo, anything you can do in support of me in any capacity, but don't feel obligated to either.↗

3:32:29Speaker 1I appreciate this opportunity Thank you for having me.↗

3:33:01Ian MalcolmThank you very much.↗

3:33:11Ian MalcolmRight. And the very fact that they've turned not only prospectively some of your classmates, maybe prospective employers, but even prospective members of your family against you, it just goes to show how insidious and effective this propaganda machine can be. And we just saw firsthand the guy come in and recite and suggest things that you said that you never stated.↗

3:33:32Ian MalcolmRight. And so we see firsthand how people unfortunately can be really propagandized by this machine. And so. I mean, I just personally want to thank you so much, not only for everything that you've done, everything that you certainly will do in the future, but for also everything that you did today, joining in this space with us.↗

3:33:49Ian MalcolmIncredibly humbling, exciting, and I know that you've got a really bright future in front of you. And for what it's worth, everybody, I'm going to send an introduction with Austin, both to Dr. Rechtenwald and a couple other individuals. I think it'd be really nice to get him connected to folks like Ryan Mata to try and bring additional attention on some of these additional platforms.↗

3:34:09Ian MalcolmWhere people like Ryan have hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people that see their content every day. So if you have people that you are connected to that you think you might be able to... Connect Austin with to try and bring more attention to this cause and to his plight. That would be greatly appreciated for everybody.↗

3:34:24Ian MalcolmAnd so, Austin, I just wanted to say thank you so, so, so very much on behalf, again, of everybody up here on the panel. We'll probably go to just a couple more hands and let everybody kind of share a little bit more thoughts. But, Austin, before you head out, again, I just wanted to say, you know, God bless, Godspeed for everything that you're doing, and just thank you again so much for all of it.↗

3:34:41Speaker 1Yeah, thanks for having me, guys. All right, take care. Bye-bye.↗

3:34:45@joann_marieYou're an absolute hero, Austin. Thank you so much for joining us. And we will support you in anything. So thank you. Bye-bye.↗

3:34:53Speaker 3Yeah, thanks.↗

3:34:53@malleusigBye-bye, Austin.↗

3:34:55Ian MalcolmGood night. It's truly unbelievable. And it's really impressive to think. Again, everybody, keep in mind that Austin is 20 years old. He cannot legally buy a beer in the United States. And when in, Rabbi [guest] put it perfectly. He went in essentially straight from the parking lot. Raed Jamal, Niko Steinbrecher, Andra, Tim Lordan, PVG, Debz, Caulin, JoAnn Marie Raed Jamal, Niko Steinbrecher, Andra, Tim Lordan, PVG, Debz, Caulin, JoAnn Marie↗

3:35:43Ian MalcolmAlexander Holyfield Lou Rage↗

3:36:26Ian MalcolmHolyfield, or Mike Tyson and the biggest heavyweights that they have in the media. And he just dodged every punch that these clowns threw at him. And so lots of kudos to him. Again, he was 19 years old when he did that interview. I can't fathom the composure that he'll have at 25, at 35, at 45. And if we can get him connected to folks like Dr. Rechtenwald and so many others, obviously a very, very bright future in front of him.↗

3:36:50@malleusigWell, he basically, he was teabagging Pierce by the end.↗

3:37:17Ian Malcolmon effectively one of his, if not one of his first, maybe his first based on X, I'm not sure. But either way, certainly I'm going to send those notes. I had sent one actually earlier in the space over to folks like Ryan, to Myron Gaines, a couple of those other bigger handles. I think it'd be really neat if we could get him connected to those folks and frankly just get a polite, clearly respectful, clearly righteous young man out there into this kind of intellectual sphere so that we're not just↗

3:37:46Ian MalcolmThank you very much.↗

3:38:15@scottandrewbAnd we'll start with that. Yeah, thanks. I have a nine-year-old son, and the kids are all right. I think Austin illustrated this now. A 20-year-old kid going to university, getting internships, they understand what the issues are. My son gets it. I caught him watching shorts on YouTube. And he was watching a short on the USS Liberty.↗

3:39:01@scottandrewbAnd he was asking me questions about it. And I was absolutely floored that it came into his algorithm. But at the same time, I was like, yeah, fuck yeah. You have questions? Let's talk about it. They're losing the kids. The younger generations, and again, I'm in my 40s, the younger generations are getting it. And I think that's an important thing for all of us who are older to realize.↗

3:39:39@scottandrewbThey're losing their control. They're losing their grip.↗

3:39:45@scottandrewbI think David Nietzsche always says, the tide is turning. It's a matter of time now. They're not going to be able to get away with everything that they've been getting away with. My son is growing up in a world where he will understand. and know that there is an enemy out there that's not the Muslim kid. It's not the minority kid in his school.↗

3:40:29@scottandrewbThey're getting it. They're absolutely getting it. It makes me happy because it took me a long time in my life to understand. And for the last three years, I've been noticing. And if my son's getting it now, and if his friends are getting it now, and if Austin's getting it now, that only leads to good things for all of us.↗

3:41:01@scottandrewbI'll drop. Thanks.↗

3:41:03Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And couldn't agree with you more. The kids will be all right. And I think a lot of that has to do with some of the free speech opportunities that we have on this app. Raed Jamal, Raed Jamal↗

3:41:42Ian MalcolmJust encouraged for what that means, right? Somebody suggested that in the Purple Pill, somebody was saying that they did this to Austin Franco to try and chill the possibility of more people thinking the way that he thinks. And in reality, all they've done is actually just exacerbate the problem, right? And I think that Piers Morgan event, I'm sure there's some boomers that watched it and were like, wow, this kid's terrible.↗

3:42:07Ian MalcolmThere were probably a whole lot of youth, like Rabbi was reading the comments section from the video, that were just fully on board with what he was saying. So we're going to see more and more and more of this awakening taking place. Let's check in really quick with Raed, then we'll go to Mandy, then we'll go over to Mr. Official Dre.↗

3:42:25Speaker 9Yeah, thank you, Ian, for kicking back the mic or giving me another chance to speak because this is a very important point and I just didn't want to raise it before. But it is an idea that sometimes we tend to float even without realizing that somehow. And the thought process is like as if someone discovered the wheel and now we can answer everything.↗

3:42:50Speaker 9There's a very important thing to distinguish here. Yes. Early Zionists and Theodore Herzl himself, I think, posited that, you know, anti-Semites, quote-unquote, are a good thing for Israel because it gets people to feel, Jews to feel unsafe and then they will migrate to Israel. And somehow this theory, they think it applies in this...↗

3:43:49Speaker 9This, you know, noticing of Jewish supremacy and that is why, you know, they're floating people that are, quote-unquote, anti-Semites. It's very erroneous at this stage, 100% wrong, this thinking. Yes, some Zionists would love to recruit more Jews to come to Israel. Yes, it's always been the case, 100%. But what is taking place today, and I say it as someone that's been watching the American information sphere for at least 15 years, because I wanted to see the American people waking up to the fact, first of all, that Israel does not represent the same values as America, 100%, that Israel is evil and the nature of Israel is evil, the Zionist project must include ethnic cleansing, thus it is an evil ideology, and that people must wake up to↗

3:44:44Speaker 9Jewish supremacist conspiracies against the West and all of that. But what is taking place now is 100% organic. No one is floating it and no one is happy with it. And definitely, definitely, definitely not Zionist Americans or Jewish Americans because in this time and place, Jewish influence in Washington is what gives the strongest muscle for Israel to remain existing.↗

3:45:25Speaker 9Anything that challenges Jewish influence in Washington is almost an existential threat to Israel because if the public opinion keeps moving the way it's moving and people call out Jewish supremacy and mainly shake, The grip of the Jews on Washington, basically they're stopping the oxygen of dollars and millions of dollars and diplomatic support and all kinds of muscle that Israel gets from Washington.↗

3:45:58Speaker 9So they're definitely not happy with that. So it's very important to note the difference between before and now, and especially within America. For Jews and global Jewry and Jewish supremacists, the control in Washington is absolutely national security, so they're not happy with people noticing Jewish supremacy in America, especially, again, because it is the umbilical cord that goes from Washington to Israel.↗

3:46:31Speaker 9If it's cut because people are waking up to the Jewish supremacy problem, it's a problem to them. and they will guard it and I'll take you back to what Benjamin Netanyahu said when he had seven kinetic fronts of war that kills people. He considered the media front in the United States, especially an eighth front, meaning it's a battlefront because they might lose public support in America.↗

3:47:03Speaker 9So for... Zionists and today's Zionists and Israel and today's Israel what is taking place is existential threat and they don't want it to happen so no the anti-semitism quote-unquote of today is definitely not what they want they will fight against it it is organic and they see the danger and they will not They're not helping any anti-Semitism.↗

3:47:31Speaker 9I will tell you, the one anti-Semitism that will help is people like HT that are stupid, ignorant hicks pretending to care about the white race and acting like monkeys, idiots. And then they can, yeah, they can help say, oh, the white supremacists hate the Jews. Yeah, maybe that they would like people like him. Whatever his name is, the handsome truth, or what's the other gay faggot guy who's only dancing.↗

3:48:06Speaker 9Yeah, but not the true what is taking place here on these spaces and ravaging America, which is understandably so critical of Jewish supremacy, and it is an organic thing, and we shouldn't float that idea. Thank you.↗

3:48:28Ian MalcolmThank you so much. I think I caught something between the lines that made me laugh. And then I was like, no, I'm just not going to touch the third rail there. Why don't we check in with Mr. Niko? and see how he's doing. Then we'll go over to Mr. Joey. I also want to give a big shout out, lots of love, not only Lou Rage down there, but see a lot of longtime friends, whether it's Mr. Wolf V, David Nietzsche, obviously the one and only Mr.↗

3:48:55Ian MalcolmTruth Teller, who we all have learned so very much from. So lots of love to all those in the listener panel. Austin Franco, absolutely a sensation in here earlier. And I also want to give a big shout out to Mr. [guest]. Who not only played the recording there, but also had set up so many intervals where he was able to so perfectly demonstrate some of the bias of Piers Morgan, also some of the intellectual uppercuts landed by Austin.↗

3:49:23Ian MalcolmIt really was pretty masterful. And again, to think a 20-year-old just kind of took him to the mat was pretty wonderful. But let's go to Niko.↗

3:49:32@mindarchetypesHey, Ian, how are you doing tonight?↗

3:49:34Ian MalcolmWell, quite the wonderful space, I got to say.↗

3:49:39@mindarchetypesI'm sad that I missed most of it. I was listening to music, getting some painting done for work.↗

3:49:47Ian MalcolmWhat music of choice while painting? I'm curious.↗

3:49:51@mindarchetypesI'm part of a couple different AI music communities here on X, so I was listening to other creators' stuff. I was in a space where the theme for the week was love, so I got to hear a lot of really cool takes on it.↗

3:50:06Ian MalcolmI love that. I know we got Tim Lordan down there with his guitar as well. So always lots of love to anybody making music. Make sure, Niko, in those spaces, throw out Still Better Than a Zionist by DJ Rabbi [guest]. It's a banger.↗

3:50:24@mindarchetypesRight on. You'll have to send me to a link to it. I haven't heard it yet.↗

3:50:29Ian MalcolmOh man, we might have to get him the K-pop edition, Rabbi. Maybe we'll play that in a little bit.↗

3:50:38@mindarchetypesSo I wanted to touch on something that Harrison was talking about. He had that question of, what's the most dangerous idea in the world? And in his opinion of it being religion, he got everything completely backwards. And then he used... Raed Jamal, Raed Jamal, Niko Steinbrecher,↗

3:51:27@mindarchetypesSo I just wanted to try and go ahead and answer that for the room because he gave us a very terrible example with his ideology that he seemed to have.↗

3:51:37Ian MalcolmYeah, it's why I wasn't sure, again, if it was just not in good faith or if he, and it seems like we find a lot of this on X, but thinks he perhaps is far smarter than he is. I don't know which of the two it was.↗

3:51:52Speaker 9I thought he was going to say giving the Jewish nation nuclear weapons. That's what I thought.↗

3:51:56Ian MalcolmI mean, that's a pretty reasonable answer.↗

3:52:03Ian MalcolmActually, if he is free at some point, and if not now, then in another space, I would love to get David Nietzsche's thoughts on the idea. That morality is a really bad thing, which the guy took the position on, merely because he had just said that religion is a really bad thing. And he knew that there's obviously a connection between most of the great religions and the concepts of morality.↗

3:52:26Ian MalcolmThey're kind of intertwined. But nonetheless, let's check in with Mr. Well, let's go to Miss Mandy, and then we'll go to Miss Debbie. So ladies first, and then we will go to the not-so-lady like Mr. Tim Lordan.↗

3:52:41@mandyarthurHello, thank you. I had a thought as Yitz was here and I didn't get to ask him because he seems like he left here pretty quick. But I wanted to ask him if he would be comfortable working for an anti-Semite.↗

3:52:57@mandyarthurBecause that kind of shatters the whole thing. Because if he wouldn't be okay with working with an anti-Semite, then that's exactly the reason we're not okay working for Jews. There's no way he's going to say that he's okay with that. And by the way, it's the same reasons. Because he would say that he's not comfortable with that.↗

3:53:15@mandyarthurHe would feel like he would be discriminated against. He would feel not safe. Well, guess what? We feel the same way working for a Jewish supremacist. So anytime somebody asks you, hey, do you want to hang out with some Jewish people? Just say, hey, do you want to hang out with some anti-Semites? Or do you want to work for them?↗

3:53:36@malleusigThat would have been absolutely fantastic. I would have loved if you brought that out and used it on Pierce. We'll keep that in mind. Definitely keep it in for the next one.↗

3:53:44@mandyarthurIt would have been a fantastic question for Pierce. I would have loved to see him squiggle out of that.↗

3:53:48Ian MalcolmOh, yeah.↗

3:53:49@joann_marieThat was amazing, Mandy.↗

3:53:52Ian MalcolmRabbi, what do you think Pierce would have done? Would it have been the deep sigh followed with the, let's talk about something else? Or do you think it would have been the rage mode?↗

3:54:00@malleusigI think it would have been the brain reset and then...↗

3:54:04@malleusigThe change of subject, most likely.↗

3:54:11Ian MalcolmWell, all right, let's go to Debbie, and then we'll go to Mr. Tim Lordan.↗

3:54:21@debbynbCan I ask, can I ask Raed Jamal something? Can I ask him something?↗

3:54:29Ian MalcolmRaed, yep.↗

3:54:30@debbynbYeah, Raed. I'm sorry, I pronounced your name wrong. Can I ask that what are you doing with what we're feeling with in our country, in our country, in U.S.? What we're doing with all the pretense with their doing with like knocking everything out. With Trump, I'm talking Trump specifically, and I hope I'm not offending anybody, but I just want to say that what he's doing and the pretense, what he's doing with all this, like taking us out, like all the money, everything that he's doing.↗

3:55:18@debbynbDo you have any, Ray, I'm just asking. Specifically, you in general, do you have anything to say about that? I don't want to put you on something that you'd not feel comfortable with, but I'm just asking if you feel comfortable saying something about doing this.↗

3:55:39Speaker 9Debbie, I feel comfortable saying the truth. Can you clarify the question so I can make sure to answer it?↗

3:55:46@debbynbOkay, the billions that he is taking us. He's robbing us. I mean, he is just taking, he's taking billions from us. And people are not reporting it correctly because Main Street media is not comfortable saying it, but he is robbing us, really robbing us billions from our country. And I know we're not comfortable in this, maybe forum, maybe we're not.↗

3:56:20@debbynbBut I just want to say that it is happening. He's doing that to us. And I just want to say that if you are comfortable saying something, talking about it, yeah.↗

3:56:33Speaker 9Yeah, look, so thanks, Debbie. Look, in general, I'm comfortable calling out everything. And because at the end of the day, for me, it's a cause. And the cause is freedom of my country and my people. And I come here with my full name. and I know what can result from that. So I'm very comfortable calling out anything. If you're mean by robbing you in terms of his corruption and nepotism between the money he made for his pocket and his children's pocket, and we're talking about Trump, I believe we're talking, it's just, look, what I'm happy about is that the hypocrisy and the slick ways of, let's say, Clinton,↗

3:57:20Speaker 9Onwards to the ultimate slick hypocrisy of Obama pretending to be for world peace and all of that while supporting Israel all the time, all the way, except a little bit because he kind of got the JCPOA sign, but he was killing us all over Yemen and the rest of it. What I see with Trump that is positive is that at least↗

3:57:49Speaker 9The American people are waking up that what their president tells them about what they do on the other side of the world is complete lies, pretending that they're for peace and all of that. Now, I'm not sure if I got you correctly in terms of robbing you tax dollars, because this is what's happening. I mean, $1.5 trillion for the Pentagon is really unnecessary at this stage, and the American people are waking up, you know what, put that money inside America.↗

3:58:18Speaker 9And we don't want to play 800, 900 military bases across the world. And that is why I like to that trajectory. That is why I've made so many beautiful friends here that call out the same thing. And that because the main machination for that is Jewish supremacy. And in terms of Trump, when he came in in 2016, and I'd say, this is the truth, Debbie.↗

3:58:42Speaker 9That is why I have a house in South Africa. Because I knew this idiot.↗

3:59:14Speaker 9A failed project because Zionism is a failed ideology. I'm going on a rant, but just to let you know my personal feelings, that is why when I came onto spaces and I bumped into people like Colin and Lou and then Ian and Truth calling out Jewish supremacy and the Jewish stronghold on your decision-making center that is Washington, I knew that if we don't↗

3:59:42Speaker 9If that is not shaking, we're going to be taken into World War III. And we are almost in it or heading towards it. And that is so scary for me and for the rest of the world, actually. Because this is not what anyone wants globally as humanity. We're all not happy with that. And in terms of stealing your money, yeah, man, like at least, you know, Biden was corrupt, but...↗

4:00:11Speaker 9Hiding it with his son and all that. The rest of them were morally corrupt in so many ways. Well, this guy is the ultimate failure. He's personally morally corrupt, financially corrupt. His children are corrupt. They're all grifting off of you. And the good thing about it, that he is only pushing Israel's agenda. And now the whole America is seeing that this guy is kind of compromised.↗

4:01:10Speaker 9I hope I answered your question at 7 in the morning. I've been up all night. I hope I did answer it. Thank you.↗

4:01:24Ian MalcolmBeautifully stated there, Raed. And as always, such a pleasure for you to be here. Always, always such a wonderful, warm voice. Let's go to Junior, and then we'll go to, well, actually, I'm sorry. Let's go to Tim Lordan, and then we'll go to Junior, and then go to Joey, and then we'll go to Rabbi for some closing entertainment for everybody, unless Mandy wants to jump back in at some point.↗

4:01:47@debbynbIan, can I follow up with him? Just really super quick?↗

4:01:50Ian MalcolmOnly because I know Rabbi.↗

4:01:52@debbynbI'm going to thank him. Oh, go for it. Yeah, I'm going to thank you so much, Ray. You are just such a heartfelt and just such a good voice to say what you're saying. And I thank you so, so much. That's all I want to do. Sorry, Ian. I just want to thank him for that. No, don't apologize.↗

4:02:10Ian MalcolmI couldn't agree with you more. He's a brother from another mother on another land.↗

4:02:18@debbynbHe's such a good person.↗

4:02:21Ian MalcolmOne of the absolute best on this entire application. Thank you, Ian. No, of course. Let's go to Tim.↗

4:02:29@timlordanHey Ann and JoAnn, thank you guys so much for doing this space. It had to be done. For what they did to Austin, it's criminal and they should be held liable. I just found the post that I was looking for a few seconds ago where they said, I want his life ruined. And this is to millions of people. This is one person that had a preference.↗

4:03:19@timlordanThey're putting another country above America. I also push for the arrest of Zionist media. Anything that's putting an extreme spin on something is negatively affecting people's lives in a palpable way, and they should be held criminally liable as soon as possible. So jail Zionist media and jail Zionist politicians is my everyday rant, among other things.↗

4:03:45@timlordanNo, love it.↗

4:03:47Ian MalcolmAnd Tim, we're going to have to get another space at some point and have an open mic for some of the talented musicians of the world. We had the space, obviously, with Foundry, and it was fantastic. But we'll have to get some of your musical abilities up here for the whole world to witness. And it's so interesting, right, Rabbi?↗

4:04:05Ian MalcolmBecause we've got so many individuals that are artists of all kinds of varieties, educators, academics. It really is incredible, this kind of community that we're fostering, just so many talented people. So, Tim, wonderful data.↗

4:04:19@timlordanHey, Ann, I did try and write something the other day, but it just came out way too hostile, so I didn't post it. It happens. Rabbi's better than I am at that. No.↗

4:04:33@malleusigNo, we should collaborate. If you're into songwriting, we should definitely collaborate and work on something together. That'd be...↗

4:04:41Ian MalcolmLet's check in with Junior, and then we'll go to Mandy, then Joey, then back up to Rabbi for that parting little bit of entertainment that he's got lined up for us.↗

4:05:01@jvniorAlright, guys. My bad, I was just sending... A message to Netanyahu's personal assistant in one of these group chats that I'm in. We're like talking shit. And I was telling him, if you're morally superior, then come debate me. But Ian, you're always doing a great job. I appreciate you for interviewing Austin Franco. I think he's a superhero.↗

4:05:22@jvniorHe's like one of the Avengers, you know? You just introduced one of the Avengers to us. So I appreciate you for that. I'm definitely going to make sure to send in a massive, grateful donation. To him, in your name, and hopefully that can support him. I know his parents kicked him out on July 26th, which is absolutely horrible.↗

4:05:46@jvniorIt's heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking that a lot of us feel lonely, feel alone. And these spaces are some of the most refreshing times, bro, for a lot of people. Throughout their days, throughout their weeks, sometimes people look forward to your spaces more than a lot of things in real life. So, Ian... I hope you see the good that you're putting out.↗

4:06:07@jvniorI just wanted to also mention, I'm not sure why every single time I go to your profile, I see that I unfollowed you. Like, I'm not unfollowing you, but every time I DM you or I check your profile, I see that my account unfollowed your account. Like, have you been noticing this, Ian? Oh, it's kind of common. Are we noticing?↗

4:06:30Ian MalcolmI'm noticing a lot, but it's kind of... It is wild, and I got the video in real time of X just removing like 13 followers in two seconds or something like that. I actually find it really funny at this point because the truth of the matter is that the numbers, it's all for vanity's sake. It's all meaningless. The only thing that matters is how...↗

4:07:41Ian MalcolmThe individuals that they want to give more credibility to to minimize those that they don't, right? So that the people like, well, I'm not even going to name names, but so that the people with the larger handles, and you're starting to see this all over the sphere, not just from the Zionists, but even the alt-right space, where they, the new comment, I couldn't believe that I heard this, but it was basically...↗

4:08:33@jvniorI mean, look, dude, I don't know what's going on, but I see that you're growing in followers. You know, your audience is growing. I look forward to the day that you have a million followers. I truly do. And one thing that I truly, truly look forward to is the day that we can all meet in person. Maybe you can do like a conference or like start like a community or group.↗

4:08:53@jvniorI really think you have great leadership skills. You have great communication skills. You're such a lovely guy. I've never seen what you look like, bro. And I'm just, I know you're the kindest soul. I know your soul is pure based on the way you speak.↗

4:09:09@joann_marieAnd I look up to people like that. Junior, I've known him for almost three years and I don't even know what his favorite music is. Like, I literally do not know anything about Ian. Like, nothing. Nothing.↗

4:09:20@jvniorYeah, like he never talks about himself. He never makes it about himself. Every space he opens, he just, he lets people talk. He lets people get the stage. He doesn't even... Ask for money, he doesn't prove, bro. He's like, bro, Ian, bro, you are a godsend. Like, genuinely, bro, I don't care what you believe in. I don't care.↗

4:09:40@jvniorLike, you are a good person. And I know because you always talk about God. You always talk about being better than them. And that's something that is very central to my current phase of my life is I'm trying to be better than them. I made a lot of mistakes. I fought a lot of people, you know, Truth Teller's down there, I apologize to him.↗

4:10:03@jvniorOfficial's down there, I apologize to him, you know, I've said a lot of hurtful things. I've been very, very hateful, and when I come into your spaces, I'm just drawn to positivity, so I have to say it. And I don't want to, like, rant or monologue, but bro, you're a great person, and I hope everyone in this space follows you, I hope they all turn notifications on, and I hope they keep showing up for spaces, bro, because I really, really do look forward to the day you hit a million followers, bro.↗

4:10:29@jvniorI hope I live to that day and I see it. But God bless you, Ian. Thank you for giving me a mic. Yeah, let's keep enjoying this beautiful night.↗

4:10:59Ian MalcolmSo we'll just invert those numbers. We got to, you know, Matthew McConaughey, we just got to pump up those numbers. All right, all right, all right. But no, and look, I really do. I think, unfortunately, the only way that we will be able to win this is to be indifferent to the vanity and the trappings of the Jewish supremacists, right?↗

4:11:20Ian MalcolmAnd I was saying to somebody the other day, unfortunately, this is so unfortunate. I could probably just say, you know what, I'm going to do a heel turn and instead of midwit Lucas Gage, I'm just going to take all of whatever limited intellectual horsepower I can muster and I'm just going to try to really come up with some good justifications for Zionist propaganda.↗

4:11:43Ian MalcolmAnd I could buy myself an amusement park with the money that I'm sure they would give me. But what good would it do? There's a famous quote. JoAnn, talk about musical references. There's a country song where a guy says, you can't take nothing with you. You can't bring nothing back. I ain't never seen a hearse with a luggage rack.↗

4:12:06Ian MalcolmI always loved that line. All of the trappings, they're meaningless. Who's seen the 70-year-old guy in the Ferrari? Do you really think he's happy?↗

4:12:42Ian MalcolmThe defense of the Jewish people. Don't hate Jews. You're like, you've lost all of it. You have no energy. You have no soul. It's all gone, right? I'm not saying all Jews are like that. I'm sure there are some that are lovely and only want what is best. But if I was to try and shill anything on their behalf, I... Take off my toes and my fingers first because that seems less painful than trying to argue on behalf of sociopaths.↗

4:13:13Ian MalcolmBut no, I appreciate that. And it's the thing that makes our community what it is, which is a growing, unstoppable success story. And as David Nietzsche would say, and I see him down there, so much love to my brother who's actually saying, and I'll kind of share this, He was saying that we need to try and come up with a definition on what it is that we want to become, right?↗

4:13:39Ian MalcolmBecause we have figured out what it is that we are in opposition to, which is Jewish supremacy, right? So what is it universally that we can all band together and that all Gentiles of the world and any of our Jewish brothers, as David Nietzsche would refer to them, that are willing to oppose Jewish supremacy in this insanity, right?↗

4:13:56Ian MalcolmThis terrorism, as Rabbi [guest] called it. What is it that we should define that thing as? Because America First is seemingly not that, right? MAGA is mega, right? We need something that we can band behind so that we're not just in opposition to, but ultimately in support and the creation of something that's bigger than us.↗

4:14:16Ian MalcolmSo, Junior, that's what we're just going to keep doing is trying to find people that are willing to recognize and to look in the mirror and say, I've got all these things that I wish could be different, right? People might↗

4:14:49Ian MalcolmWhatever it might be, we're trying to make the world a better place, and that is the best thing that we can be doing. Now, that being said, let's go to Mandy really quickly, and then we'll go to Mr. Joey before, like I said, coming back up to Mr. Rabbi for some party and entertainment for everybody.↗

4:15:03@mandyarthurOh, I just wanted to mention that you had mentioned, or I think it was Junior had mentioned, that they keep unfollowing you for him, and that's something really... typical and we've talked about it before I won't go into length about that but one of the things that that sparked in my mind is that YouTube which I know is a totally different platform but it's odd when they coincide the way they are just doubled the requirements for being monetized on there at the same time which is like 8,000 watch hours in 90 days which is going to be almost impossible and at the same time that X is revamping their entire monetization thing and content and↗

4:15:44@mandyarthurWhat it looks like is there, because these things are always coordinated, they were coordinated during COVID, they are coordinated now as well. It seems like, and Ian, you're 100% right, that it's a lot about getting people to vanity, but it's also about cutting off the economic feasibility of even being able to spend time on these apps making content.↗

4:16:06@mandyarthurBecause if they can control the amount, the people who it's worthwhile for,↗

4:16:36@mandyarthurRaed Jamal, Raed Jamal,↗

4:17:02@mandyarthurwhich is why these spaces are so important because if it's not about ego and it's not about money and it's just about connecting and sharing ideas and saying the truth as loud as we can to as many as possible, then these spaces can change things. We don't have to rely on people just them showing your face in the algorithm, them making sure that we stay subscribed to you or whatever.↗

4:17:27@mandyarthurAnd we don't have to depend on I'm doing this only because I'm paid. Thank you so much for joining us.↗

4:17:55Ian MalcolmI wish we could support you. I wish you let us. Maybe buy you a coffee or something.↗

4:18:13Ian MalcolmWell, not yet. I joked with JoAnn if I ever have to or decide to kind of just go public with all this, then I'll have to participate in that economy because every other one will shut me out and say you're a bigot. And I'll be like, guys, I'm pretty sure I just love humanity. I'm sorry that's a terrorist thing to do. But no, they basically made it so that if you care about your numbers and your visibility and your views,↗

4:18:40Ian MalcolmWell then post the things that they want you to post, which is just slop and pro-Israeli propaganda. If you want to get monetized, you have to fit into that ballpark because otherwise you can't get the views to get enough metrics to be able to be monetized. And if you do, you have to give your identification to Stripe, which is going to give it to Israel, right?↗

4:18:57Ian MalcolmAnd so they're like, okay. So we're gonna make it so they can't make money. And then people are like, well, we don't care. We don't want your money. We're just gonna speak the truth. And they're like, well, we're gonna make it so nobody can see them. And we're like, we don't care. We'll do spaces. Here's a big middle finger.↗

4:19:12Ian MalcolmAnd they're like, they're like running out of ideas except outright censorship. And so as long as, and it's why I really try to focus on making these↗

4:19:46Ian Malcolmand this accountant and John Fletcher, which will show up from time to time. But if you want to try and make money on X, you know, maybe talk about Zionism and Jewish supremacy on one account and then just open one that all it does is talk about sports ball or other nonsense. Right. So that you can try and make money on the app.↗

4:20:09@mandyarthurI think it's exactly that, but the opposite. Somehow they're still paying me for my anti-scientist stuff and my motivational ones just hanging out there encased.↗

4:20:37Ian MalcolmWhat's up, Ian?↗

4:21:06@joeyggggggggggHow we doing tonight, buddy?↗

4:21:11@joeyggggggggggYo, can you guys hear me?↗

4:21:13@jvniorYeah, how you doing?↗

4:21:14Ian MalcolmSure, sure again. I was sending David Nietzsche a note to mock myself there with the lack of English and grammar, but go for it.↗

4:21:23@joeyggggggggggYeah, man. So I just wanted to say there are so many people that should have way more followers, engagements, impressions, and reach. which should be monetized. And the reason that they're not is because all of the gatekeepers are Jewish. So like, even if you look at the most seemingly based influencer like Dan Bilzerian, if you look in the background, his manager and his agent are Jewish.↗

4:21:52@joeyggggggggggSo there was a guy earlier that was saying that the Jewish Zionist media, you know how they're, He suggested jailing them and I just think that's not realistic because this Jewish parasite is so pervasive that it penetrates so many facets of our everyday life to the point that its umbrella of influence over these facets of life has↗

4:22:56@joeyggggggggggand the next industry and hopefully they'll be out of here like the other 109 countries. And hopefully even more than that we'll be able to stop them from causing all this chaos and these wars overseas and genocides and killing and all the pedophilia, all the stuff that they're affiliated with because it's really disgusting.↗

4:23:24@joeyggggggggggThey truly are a parasite.↗

4:23:33Ian MalcolmAnd certainly just at every turn and JoAnn, I was trying to figure out if I was going to have the exact same issue. So speaking of the parasite and the unfair battlefield that we find ourselves on intellectually. So like I said, not monetized, but even if I attempted to, they'd be like, nope, you're not eligible because you are a hateful bigot.↗

4:23:58Ian MalcolmBut apparently, it looks like X has also put ianmalcolm84.com on the naughty list, and maybe it's just JoAnn, but seemingly they've made it impossible to post a website onto this. If that's the case, I don't even know what to say, JoAnn. They're just so fearful of what allegedly Dank has done. So I'm gonna give it a test as well.↗

4:24:21Ian MalcolmBut if anybody else- No, try it.↗

4:24:24@joann_marieYeah, I don't know why it says like the post cannot be loaded or something like that. I sent you a video of it.↗

4:24:31Speaker 4That is wild. The best way to test it, Ian, is ask Rock about yourself. Ask Rock about Ian Malcolm on the X platform.↗

4:24:41@joann_marieWe have asked Rock and he's like, it's anti-Semitic and it's like under this oppression and this oppression and this oppression. He's very suppressed.↗

4:24:50Speaker 4Yeah, it changes every day. It changes as the spaces go by as well.↗

4:24:57Speaker 4I was going to say something about the kid that was on earlier, you know, with Piers Morgan. But then I was going to say something to Joey and I've completely forgot. I'm going to mute my mic because I've forgotten.↗

4:25:09@joann_marieJoey, Joey. Okay, thanks, Deb.↗

4:25:11Ian MalcolmNo, you're good, Deb. And yeah, Joanne, same thing on this side. If anybody...↗

4:25:18@joeyggggggggggImagine... Did it have something to do with the... Mandy, did it have something to do with the parasite, Jewish parasite? Well, I don't know about that, but apparently...↗

4:25:29@joann_marieOkay, stop interrupting him.↗

4:25:33Ian MalcolmYeah, you can throw pornography all over X, not a big deal, but a website that allegedly Dank put together is apparently... Well, it's allegedly terrifying to the people in control of this. I can't believe that. Maybe that's just a temporary glitch, JoAnn. If not, that is wild that they have said this website is so dangerous that you can't have it on X. Yeah, they've also banned the Europa, the last battle link, and yours.↗

4:26:00@joann_marieSo it's crazy.↗

4:26:02Ian MalcolmAllegedly, Dank, you are an elite company with Europa. Apparently things that they fear. I really can. I can just see Benjamin Netanyahu sitting in Israel. And he's like, quick, quickly, call Nair in Miami. And they get his little son. And little son's at some gay club or something in Miami. He's like, hey, Dad. They got another website.↗

4:26:28Ian MalcolmCall Elon. We are very angry. These people are so crazy. Thank you sir!↗

4:26:56Speaker 16I did not get any notifications or anything.↗

4:26:58@joann_marieLook, try posting gianmalcolm84.com and it's going to be like, nope, you cannot post it. Like there's going to be like a... Yeah, I don't know.↗

4:27:07Speaker 16It's literally the most basic website. It's hosted on CloudFair. It's like, you know, it's the most basic website. So there's nothing...↗

4:27:36Ian MalcolmWhat's that? Rabbi, try to put it in the... It wouldn't let me put it to the purple pill or respond to JoAnn's post on it.↗

4:27:44@malleusigDoes it have any spaces or anything? Because it says it can't find the server.↗

4:27:47Speaker 16No, just... It might be down or something, yeah.↗

4:27:49@malleusigIt might be down. Wait, did they take down the website?↗

4:27:52@joann_marieNo, I just clicked the website and the website is good.↗

4:27:56@malleusigOkay. Tell me exactly what the URL is. Like, spell it out.↗

4:28:01Speaker 16Malcolm84.com Malcolm is spelled M-A-L-C-O-L-M.↗

4:28:07@malleusigLet me see if I made that wrong. Okay, good. Hold on a second. I'm going to put this into a URL shortener and then... See if that works, Rabbi.↗

4:28:18Speaker 16We'll have to work around. Let's see what the old AI says, you know. Hold on a second. It's making me sign up.↗

4:28:27@malleusigThat's crazy.↗

4:28:31Ian MalcolmWhile Rabbi's getting that, do you want to share the... AI handle that you made on X. That's pretty wild. I'll put it up into the nest as you do.↗

4:28:43Speaker 16Oh, yeah. I made at Malcolm spaces. They couldn't use like anything longer than Ian Malcolm 84 is pretty much not available. I did make another one, but it got instantly banned because it said that I was impersonating somebody, which I don't know if it was impersonating Ian Malcolm 84 or impersonating Ian Malcolm. But either way, I was like, that's odd.↗

4:29:06Speaker 16And it wanted me to provide my ID, which is fine. But my ID is not going to say Ian Malcolm. So I don't know how that works on X. And yeah, so I had to make a different account. And I made that one. And it's fully automated. It's like X. It's pretty new account feature. I haven't seen many of them. But there's a couple like when it says the tag underneath automated.↗

4:29:29Speaker 16You're allowed to use their API and it automatically posts stuff for you and you can schedule it or anything like that. I've kind of just started it. I haven't really... I'm not very creative in the creative sense. I'm more of like a numbers guy. So if anybody creative has any ideas, I'm open ears. And yeah, just like the way of getting the content out there in a creative fashion or a fashion that people can...↗

4:29:54Speaker 16It'll reach more people because, you know, I'm trying, but it's not... Not easy for me.↗

4:30:01Ian MalcolmNot easy for me.↗

4:30:21Ian Malcolmand the band IanMalcolm84.com. I kind of think it's cooler than it is banned for what it's worth. But he's also created this handle. And what it's doing is it's creating, so it's listening to the playback of the spaces. It's then building out a clip from it, maybe a minute or so long. It's adding video to it. It's then adding that as a post onto X.↗

4:30:46Ian MalcolmThank you very much. Thank you.↗

4:31:08Ian MalcolmAnd so if you can, it doesn't cost anything. If you could just give Mr. Dank and that handle that he made a follow or like or share, whatever it is, just to try and help him get that off the ground here, it'd be certainly appreciated. And we'll see if we can't figure out how to get the website around this ban. But again, all it does, JoAnn, is just show how effective the things that we're doing truly are and how fearful...↗

4:31:35Ian MalcolmThis machine is because of those successes. Thank you. You have been just an absolute superhero. And I just before we go to Rabbi [guest], I just want to thank not only you for everything that you've been doing, the unbelievable time, attention and brilliance that you've put into everything on the AI front. Also to Valak Valor.↗

4:31:56Ian MalcolmI know that he took some time. He's with his family at the moment. So lots of love to him and for everything that he's done historically. But then also for all of you. Right? Whether you're a listener, you're a speaker, you're in the purple pill, you're sharing content and saying this is great or you're saying this Ian Malcolm guy sucks.↗

4:32:13Ian MalcolmI'm actually a fan of all of it. It gets the content out there. So the haters, haters gonna hate and I love when they do, right? No press is bad press, I suppose. Unless it is, let's say bad press for the express intent of trying to undermine a person, which is what Piers Morgan, Piers had to Let's say he had to, what's the right term?↗

4:32:36Ian MalcolmHe had to relegate himself too, right? Because he had no ability to intellectually dismiss the ideas that Austin Franco was bringing to the table. So I just wanna give kudos to Austin. Again, 20 years old and going up against the heavyweight of the mainstream media, who again, just tried to box him, figuratively speaking, into the corner.↗

4:32:58Ian MalcolmAnd Austin was able to kind of Thank you so much for joining us.↗

4:33:26Ian Malcolmand are virtuoso like he is or if you're an expert with AI like Dank is and he's taking all this content and doing these incredible manipulations with it or if you are Not only a persona and a personality, but an AI creator the way that Rabbi [guest] is with a piece of music that he's going to fire up here to close out the space.↗

4:33:45Ian MalcolmBefore we go to it, I just want to give an immense amount of love again to Austin Franco and to everybody that was in here with us today. I want to give a big shout out to Mr. Godfroy. He ran an unbelievable space earlier today. He brought in some of the MAGA clowns and... I mean, they just look ridiculous at this point.↗

4:34:05Ian MalcolmWe are winning the narrative in spades. The Zionists look ridiculous. The MAGA people look ridiculous. The ones that say we are low IQ anti-Semites, they look ridiculous. The people that look really bright, that shine really brilliantly are those that are able to see the world, not through the exact lens that I have or JoAnn has.↗

4:34:25Ian MalcolmThis isn't some purity test. It's not, please subscribe to all of our ideas. No. But we try to have honest discourse, right? If people want to disagree, they're welcome to come up. Yitz can come up anytime he wants and he can share his opposing views, right? I'll let any Jew who wants to do so in good faith come up and share anything as long as they're respectful to the people on the panel and as long as they share their ideas in a way that is somewhat constructive.↗

4:34:51Ian MalcolmThat's why individuals like Joa, right? Once upon a time, I disagreed with him on just about everything, but I would welcome him onto the panel because if nothing else,↗

4:35:12Ian MalcolmSo anybody is welcome to come up and share their opposing and alternative views. I always, and I know JoAnn and Rabbi and everybody else up here welcomes them. Oftentimes it just gives us, it's almost like if you've been to a baseball game, they got the warmup before the game starts. You've got the like 70 year old who used to play and he's just throwing the balls right down the strike zone and the batters are just knocking them out of the park.↗

4:35:33Ian MalcolmThat's basically us when the Zionists come into the room, they look ridiculous, right? They're like, ah, they're not gonna be able to hit this. Ah, shit, they did it again. So we are just going to keep embarrassing these people. And it doesn't matter if they come in to push Israeli slop or they come in to try and distract the conversations and disrupt what we're doing.↗

4:35:53Ian MalcolmI think this is bad and morals are bad, said that clown, right? We will just take the pitch and kaboom, we'll knock it out of the park, right? So lots of love to absolutely all of you. Lots of kudos to Mandy on the most viral post I've seen in the JQ sphere in a long time. and so we will continue winning by doing this banding together with anybody and everybody circling the wagons around all of us trying to just merely aim for that northern star that is righteousness truth↗

4:36:25Ian MalcolmHonesty and the Protection of Mankind. So with that being said, as always, I just want to wish everybody a good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world. God bless for everything that you are. Godspeed on our continued adventures and missions to make the world a better place. I believe Mr. Truthteller is going to be opening up a space.↗

4:36:42Ian MalcolmI absolutely recommend that you go over there. I always love learning from him. And with that, Mr. Rabbi [guest], I know that we listen to Still Better, the acoustic. I think we've got something a little bit tricky here. Speaking of fastballs and curveballs and changeups, this one might be a smidge different than what people might be expecting.↗

4:37:03Ian MalcolmBut go for it, my friend.↗

4:37:04@malleusigOh, yeah. Here we go. Hi, everyone. This is [guest], and this is your daily reminder that the real Samson option is in your heart.↗

4:37:15Speaker 17The first thing I like to do is imagine my money-related stress as the most disgusting, terrifying creature I can think of.↗