Episode 142 — 2026 Primary Roundup: AIPAC vs. We The People + Idaho Election Results

[0:00:00] Hello and welcome to The Backlash. I'm your host, David J. Reilly. Thank you so much for joining me today and for tuning in. [0:00:12] Got a big show for you today. It's been gone for a couple of weeks. I've been down in Kentucky, hanging out with Thomas Massey, embedded in the Massey campaign. [0:00:21] So we're going to go over a little bit of that primary that was going on down in Kentucky. [0:00:27] We're also going to go over some of the election results from here in Idaho. [0:00:32] So we're going to get to all of that and more. [0:00:34] But first, before we get too far, you have to make sure that you're following us on all of our platforms. [0:00:42] You can find us on X. [0:00:46] Can you tell? [0:00:47] I've done a little upgrading to the studio, moved out a little bit, added a couple of new sound effects. [0:00:54] Whoops. [0:00:54] So anyway, make sure you're following us on XWTF. [0:00:59] That's the wrong one. [0:01:01] Okay. 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[0:03:49] I don't know if you guys know her or not. [0:03:51] We've covered her stuff and her content on the show before. [0:03:54] Let me pull up her ex-profile just so you can see who I'm talking about. [0:04:00] Her name is The Vino Mom. [0:04:03] Tiffany Sianci. [0:04:05] Let's see. [0:04:07] Her name is The Vino Mom. [0:04:08] she's been on Infowars and Alex Jones. [0:04:13] Well, I guess it's an Alex Jones network now, right? [0:04:15] Since they went bankrupt or whatever. [0:04:17] But got a phone call out of the blue from Tiffany Sianci saying, [0:04:21] hey, Thomas Massey needs help. [0:04:23] He needs people to come in and help get out the vote. [0:04:28] So would you be willing to come down to Kentucky? [0:04:30] We don't have any money. [0:04:31] We can't pay your way. [0:04:32] We can't pay for anything. [0:04:33] But you can come and be a part of the crew and help. [0:04:36] And I was like, sounds good to me. [0:04:38] Uh, so I hopped on a plane and went down and, uh, it was, it was very interesting. [0:04:44] Uh, very interesting to see who all showed up. [0:04:46] There was, uh, let me pull up some of these people, uh, that were there. [0:04:50] Uh, first up, we had a guy named Bobby sauce. [0:04:53] Don't know if you ever heard of him, but Bobby sauce is apparently like Thomas Massey's favorite [0:04:58] content creator. [0:05:00] So we brought in Bobby sauce. [0:05:03] Uh, who else was there? [0:05:05] Um, Shannon joy. [0:05:07] I've never heard of a lot of these people before, [0:05:09] but Shannon Joy Radio over on X. [0:05:12] She runs a daily live stream or a show. [0:05:15] She was another one of these that came. [0:05:18] Let's see, Aaron Brantley, Logic and Liberty or something like that. [0:05:23] A lot of these people were very big or are very big on TikTok, [0:05:27] which was kind of interesting. [0:05:29] I was one of the only ones that was like primarily on like X and Rumble. [0:05:34] All of these guys are like huge on TikTok. [0:05:37] Another guy, and we'll talk about him a little bit more, Casey Allen. [0:05:41] Casey Allen was there. [0:05:43] He's actually from Boone County. [0:05:46] And so, you know, that was his district where Thomas Massey was running. [0:05:50] He was the youth committeeman for his local GOP and got kicked out in, I think it was 2023, 2024. [0:06:01] basically the exact same time that I got kicked out of the Idaho young Republican club. [0:06:06] So there was like a nationwide purge that was happening of basically all young Republicans [0:06:13] under the age of like 35. [0:06:15] And so it looks like Casey Allen got kind of swept up into that. [0:06:18] We'll talk about that a little bit more as the show continues. [0:06:21] Who else was there? [0:06:22] Zach Loft, Zach Loft. [0:06:25] He's on X at Zach Loft. [0:06:27] I think he does a podcast and he's pretty big on TikTok as well. [0:06:32] All these guys on TikTok. [0:06:35] It's interesting. [0:06:36] Then we had another character, Hunter Howell, who was with us. [0:06:40] He does something called like the Purple Revolution or something like this. [0:06:45] He had like half a million subscribers on Instagram. [0:06:50] And I think he just got banned, actually. [0:06:53] I'm not really sure why he got banned, [0:06:54] but it was immediately following this Thomas Massey thing. [0:06:59] And, you know, there was a couple of others. [0:07:01] Ryan Matta was there. [0:07:02] Ryan Matta. [0:07:03] A lot of you guys know him. [0:07:04] He's been on this podcast before. [0:07:07] There was another guy, Tony the Localist. [0:07:11] Tony the Localist. [0:07:13] Let me see if I can pull up his. [0:07:15] That's not him. [0:07:20] Localist. [0:07:20] Let's see. [0:07:21] Come on. [0:07:22] No, it's not going to. [0:07:22] Oh, well, anyway, it doesn't matter. [0:07:24] But Tony the Localist was there. [0:07:26] There was a couple of other people. [0:07:27] And so it was like this really interesting hodgepodge of creators that spanned everything from Democratic Socialists. [0:07:34] There was a communist that was with us. [0:07:36] I forget his name. [0:07:37] I don't even remember what his name was. [0:07:39] He's in a picture, though. [0:07:41] Got it somewhere. [0:07:43] Let me find. [0:07:45] Where's the picture? [0:07:46] Oh, yeah, here we go. [0:07:48] So, yeah, there's Bobby Sauce there on the left. [0:07:51] This guy over here on the right, he's like a commie, like an actual communist, which I thought was funny. [0:07:56] Tiffany in the middle, Aaron Brantley, Shannon Joy. [0:08:01] This guy's running for Congress down in Florida, actually. [0:08:03] His name is like Doug Chico or something. [0:08:05] So anyway, this was the group. [0:08:07] There was a few more of us than that, but everybody from right to left, extreme far right to, you know, like Bernie bro, basically all turning out. [0:08:17] There was also like a big contingent of Maha people that showed up. [0:08:22] And basically here was the idea. [0:08:24] The idea was that all of us content creators would come in and start creating content and [0:08:32] uploading it from that district because apparently there was a change in the Instagram algorithm [0:08:40] and the TikTok algorithm to favor local content, right? [0:08:45] So if you saw or if I guess TikTok sees content coming out of the fourth district of Kentucky, then they will show that to other people in the fourth district of Kentucky, as opposed to influencers from outside of the area. [0:09:02] Their content isn't promoted in the algorithm in the exact same way. [0:09:06] And so the idea was to bring us all together, get on the ground and be uploading from IP addresses in the fourth district of Kentucky. [0:09:14] Uh, and it's interesting because, you know, I do think that it, it, it worked. I do think that it [0:09:22] worked. I mean, the amount of people that were showing up to his rallies, to his speeches and [0:09:28] all of this was out of control. And a lot of people coming up and, you know, recognizing, [0:09:33] uh, the content creators, recognizing the people that were putting it out there. Here's a picture [0:09:38] from one of the first events that we went to in LaGrange, Kentucky. [0:09:43] Huge. [0:09:44] I mean, 100, 150 people showed up. [0:09:47] Totally huge crowd. [0:09:51] Lots of energy. [0:09:52] And so I do think that it worked. [0:09:54] Oh, there's a picture of me and Thomas. [0:09:56] Aw, isn't that nice? [0:09:58] But so, you know, I think that it did work. [0:10:00] He won or he got more votes this go around than ever before. [0:10:06] Right. [0:10:06] I think he got something like 75,000 votes. [0:10:09] Let me see if I can pull up the final vote total of Massey-Galrain race. [0:10:19] Let's take a look. [0:10:22] Because there's been a lot going on about this. [0:10:28] Okay, so it looks like Massey received 50,000. [0:10:36] 50 votes. Oh, that was the 2022 primary. [0:10:43] So, yeah, well, anyway, I guess here it is. [0:10:46] 57, 47,000 votes for Thomas Massey, 57,000 for Ed Galrain. [0:10:53] Tom, Matt Massey was up like 10,000 votes from the last go around, which is interesting. [0:10:58] um so yeah i mean it's uh it was an interesting race the other the other element of this i know [0:11:09] i'm kind of rambling i i'd be a lot better prepared okay but i had a bishop show at my house [0:11:14] last night totally unexpected unprepared so i had to like roll and stop what i was doing and [0:11:21] roll out the red carpet uh for this this bishop that came to visit uh so i'm not as prepared [0:11:27] today as I would like to be. But Massey did turn out. His people did turn out. The problem is that [0:11:32] the Fox News boomers turned out too, and they turned out in droves, which is unbelievable to [0:11:38] me. There was no energy. There was like zero energy behind the Ed Galrain campaign. There [0:11:43] was a lot of energy behind Massey. I think I've got a couple of tweets up. This was from [0:11:49] the victory party [0:11:52] of Ed Galrain. [0:11:55] There was like [0:11:56] 50 people there. [0:11:58] Maybe. [0:12:00] Looks like some little coffee shop. [0:12:05] And then of course you can compare this [0:12:07] to Thomas Massey's [0:12:10] concession speech. [0:12:13] actually i think that's my video i think that's actually my video [0:12:26] hey mario nafwal give me my video back give me my give me my money [0:12:32] mario nafwal stole my video but you can see very clearly that on the ground there was a lot of [0:12:38] energy for massey there was not much energy for uh for the other guy ed galray most people [0:12:43] didn't even know who he was. Uh, and of course this brings us to like the whole point, the whole [0:12:48] point, why would I fly to Kentucky? Why would all of these other creators fly to Kentucky, uh, to [0:12:53] turn out, you know, even though we're not getting paid any money, even though, um, you know, we're [0:12:59] doing this on a shoestring budget. Well, uh, as it turns out, Thomas Massey's primary was the most [0:13:05] expensive primary in history, over $32 million spent to get rid of Thomas Massey. And of course, [0:13:18] I mean, this is from Politico. I was hanging out with the guy from Politico, actually. I kind of [0:13:23] gave him a piece of my mind. But, you know, pro-Israel groups have played a huge part. And [0:13:27] it's incredible because all of these people are trying to claim that, oh, Thomas Massey's an [0:13:33] anti-Semite. He's blaming the secret cabal of Jews of controlling American politics. And it's like, [0:13:39] are you kidding me? Have you looked at the FEC disclosures? Have you seen where the money's [0:13:45] coming from? Because it's coming from Jews. It's coming from AIPAC. This is what's going on. [0:13:51] You know, it was all of Epstein's friends, Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer, AIPAC, the RJC, [0:13:58] the AJC all coming together and funneling millions of dollars into the race. You know, [0:14:04] there was something called the Massey money bomb that they did, which was actually very effective. [0:14:08] And over the last week of the campaign, they raised something like two and a half million [0:14:13] dollars. Right. And so I remember sitting there at headquarters and they were like all excited. [0:14:18] They had just raised one point three million dollars in like a 24 hour period. [0:14:21] And immediately, the following morning, Miriam Adelson cut a check for $1.3 million and completely offset all of the grassroots donations that Massey had received. [0:14:34] Just like that. [0:14:35] So that's what makes this super interesting. [0:14:39] And of course, not a lot of people know about this, but the money was coming from a pack. [0:14:46] It was coming from these Jewish groups and it was funneling in to a pack in Kentucky called MAGA Kentucky. [0:14:56] I think it was called MAGA KY or something like that. [0:14:58] And so we do have an article here from The Guardian. [0:15:00] Trump's allies in danger of scraping false hope from MAGA victory in Kentucky primary. [0:15:11] That's crazy. Yo, Bellum Knox, thank you for the big $50 super chat. I will read that in just a [0:15:18] moment. Actually, we'll read all your super chats together at the end. So thank you. Thank you so [0:15:22] much. Please send more super chats. I'm going to, I'm going to need like $10,000 by the way. [0:15:28] so like there's there's a couple of issues going on number one was i think i spent like [0:15:33] fifteen hundred dollars on the trip to kentucky and then there's a legal matter that's going on [0:15:39] i'm not going to talk about it too much on this show but it will cost about ten thousand dollars [0:15:43] so i do need your help send me an email i will tell you all about the situation uh but i gotta [0:15:49] i do i gotta do a little fundraising here uh some assholes want to take me off the air so uh [0:15:54] We got to fight back. But anyway, so from the Guardian, here's here's the key line here. [0:16:02] Trump got to work. He branded Massey as a moron and a nut job and a major sleazebag and rallied against him. [0:16:13] He dispatched two of his most trusted strategists, Chris LaCivita and Tony Fabrizio, to lead a political action committee in support of Ed Galrain. [0:16:23] Even the defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, joined on the campaign trail. [0:16:27] So MAGA Kentucky, which received tens of millions of dollars from APAC, was headed up by Chris LaCivita. [0:16:36] You'll remember from Groyper War 3, or is it 2? [0:16:40] Fire LaCivita. [0:16:42] Chris LaCivita. [0:16:44] He's, of course, like this fat, ugly, disgusting, bald-headed pig. [0:16:50] This is Chris LaCivita. [0:16:53] For those of you who don't know, [0:16:54] I had the extreme displeasure of meeting him in Las Vegas a couple of years ago, [0:17:01] but he's just a fat, disgusting pig. [0:17:06] You know, and of course he's handpicked by Susie Wiles, [0:17:09] and Susie Wiles ran Bibi Netanyahu's re-election campaign in 2022. [0:17:15] So, like, here's a picture of Chris and Susie. [0:17:19] Let's zoom in on these two people. [0:17:21] These are awful people, awful people. [0:17:24] And they are in total control of the Republican Party. [0:17:29] These are the people running the Republican Party. [0:17:31] And their loyalties are to Israel. [0:17:34] They are not to the American people. [0:17:36] And so this is who headed up the big push against Tom Massey. [0:17:41] And of course, what were they doing? [0:17:43] What was MAGA Kentucky doing? [0:17:45] How did they get so many boomers to come out and vote against their interests? [0:17:50] Well, I'll show you how, because there was an ad that was being run. [0:17:58] Okay. [0:17:59] Oop, I'm out of focus. [0:18:00] There we go. [0:18:00] Hi. [0:18:01] So the ads that were being run. [0:18:03] Have you seen them? [0:18:04] Did you see the ads being run against Tom Massey? [0:18:09] Chat. [0:18:11] I can see you. [0:18:12] I've actually got you up on my screen for this go around. [0:18:16] But take a look at this. [0:18:18] So many people were bamboozled by shit like this. [0:18:23] Thomas Massey caught in a throuple in Washington. [0:18:27] He's cheating with the squad on the America First movement. [0:18:30] Massey voted with the squad against Trump's tax cuts. [0:18:34] Massey voted with the squad against finishing Trump's wall. [0:18:37] He voted with them against hiring new border agents. [0:18:40] Well, this is worse than adultery. It's a complete and total betrayal of President Trump and Kentucky conservatives. On May 19th, fire Thomas Massey. MAGA Kentucky is responsible for the content of this advertising. [0:18:52] MAGA Kentucky is responsible for the content of this advertising. [0:18:58] So that's the kind of ads that were being run. [0:19:01] And it was unbelievable being down there and turning on the television. [0:19:06] Every single commercial break, there was an anti-Massey ad. [0:19:12] For every five anti-Massey ads, there was one pro-Massey ad, by the way, on television. [0:19:18] And we had some people that were with us that were actually doing exit polling. Here's like one of the videos. This is from Bobby Sauce. This is unofficial exit selection data from KY4 with Zach Loft. They bring some data on the ground of the Ed people. Barely any of them said that they were there to vote for him based on his policies. They were there to vote against him because Donald Trump said so. [0:19:46] uh the other thing that came out in some of the the the on the ground exit polling that was done [0:19:53] is that people actually thought that Tom Massey like they thought that that was real they thought [0:19:59] that that ad that I just played for you the thruple ad uh with these you know images of [0:20:07] Massey holding their hands they thought this was real they thought this was real footage [0:20:14] and a lot of them didn't find out that it was fake until after they voted, [0:20:19] which is just insane to me. [0:20:21] Like, there should be some sort of law against this. [0:20:24] Granted, I do a lot of political advertising and I use some AI in it, [0:20:28] but I try to be ethical about it. [0:20:29] You know, I do try to like, you know, I don't do stuff like this, [0:20:35] you know, that he's in a throuple and all of this. [0:20:37] Anyway, so that was like, that was what was happening on the ground. [0:20:40] And so the other thing that's interesting, oh, you know what would have been a great, I could have, I could have used my new sound effects. [0:20:47] Can you believe Thomas Massey was in a throuple with Ilhan Omar and AOC? [0:20:53] Sorry. [0:20:55] But anyway, so on the ground, it was interesting too, right? [0:21:01] Because we got to go, I got to go to a lot of these campaign rallies with Massey, his campaign speeches. [0:21:08] There was one where Rand Paul came and Matt Gaetz was there, Lauren Boebert, a bunch of people, some really nice people. [0:21:17] Dana, I forget what his last name was, but he was the guy that wrote the Mr. President tear down this wall speech. [0:21:23] It was really interesting. [0:21:25] But the rhetoric on the campaign trail from Massey was markedly not about Israel. [0:21:33] I mean he talked about Epstein [0:21:36] sure he talked about the war [0:21:38] sure but it was like a [0:21:40] footnote of a footnote [0:21:41] the main message [0:21:44] that was coming out was about [0:21:46] Maha it was about food production [0:21:48] farmers [0:21:49] data centers you know people [0:21:52] don't want these data centers going in [0:21:54] near them [0:21:54] so that was the majority [0:21:58] of the rhetoric which was interesting you know I think [0:22:00] if a online [0:22:01] anti-Semitic, whatever, influencer would go to one of his rallies, they'd probably be kind of [0:22:08] disappointed. They're like, well, why isn't he talking about AIPAC more than he is? And I said, [0:22:12] well, because that wasn't the main issue that he was running on anyway. But what is interesting [0:22:20] is that the discussion among the people at his rallies, that's what that was about, right? [0:22:27] When he got done giving his speeches and everybody kind of turned one to another to talk, they were talking about how Israel controls the country. [0:22:38] They were talking about how AIPAC has a stranglehold on Congress, right? [0:22:43] So the people, the people in Kentucky knew exactly what was going on, even though the rhetoric from the campaign wasn't necessarily like all about that. [0:22:57] There was an interesting interview that Massey gave I was going to play. [0:23:02] Maybe if I go back here, I'll find it. [0:23:07] Oh, who else was there? [0:23:08] Look at this. [0:23:09] Kyle Rittenhouse was there, which is interesting. [0:23:12] He seemed like he was doing well. [0:23:13] Not a fan of crowds. [0:23:16] Not a fan of crowds. [0:23:17] I height-mugged Lauren Bubert, by the way. [0:23:19] She is incredibly short. [0:23:20] Very sweet, though. [0:23:21] Sweet lady. [0:23:22] let's see where is this [0:23:29] am I going to find [0:23:32] the ad that I was looking for [0:23:35] or this spot [0:23:36] probably not [0:23:39] but anyway [0:23:40] so it was it's just very interesting [0:23:42] very interesting all around [0:23:45] we did spend some time at Thomas Massey's house [0:23:47] which was cool [0:23:47] I'll play you this little video [0:23:50] we had a little jam session [0:23:52] with, I don't know if you guys know, [0:23:54] but Thomas plays the banjo. [0:23:55] He's pretty good, too. [0:23:56] So this was a little scene, [0:23:58] a little behind-the-scenes action. [0:24:00] Let's take a look. [0:24:00] Hey, Mama Rockne. [0:24:07] Hey, Mama Rockne. [0:24:17] Yours truly on the guitar. [0:24:22] So that was fun. It was a good time. It was a good time. And you know, [0:24:27] spirits were high spirits were high, even though Tom lost. Uh, [0:24:31] there's some footage here that I have from the victory rally, [0:24:35] which was like, [0:24:37] it was more of a victory speech as opposed to a concession speech. Um, [0:24:41] to be totally honest with you. And I, I think that was appropriate. I mean, [0:24:45] the room, the energy of the room was like very high. Uh, [0:24:48] Everybody was very optimistic. [0:24:51] And so here's a little here's a little clip from his concession speech. [0:24:55] Let's take a look. [0:24:57] Our job. [0:24:58] And I'm not going to make any announcements tonight. [0:25:01] I'm going to go back, have me a medical margarita. [0:25:04] I'll hang out and party with you all. [0:25:10] You know, I don't drink recreationally. [0:25:12] I have medical margaritas. [0:25:14] I even have a medical margarita card. [0:25:18] But what happened today, what happened tonight was God's will. [0:25:27] And we have to figure out what was the purpose of having the biggest fight ever. [0:25:34] Biggest fight ever. [0:25:35] Why did it converge on one of 435 congressional seats right here in Kentucky? [0:25:44] What was God's purpose? [0:25:45] What is he showing us tonight? [0:25:48] We're just getting started, I like that. [0:26:08] The crowd was out of control, man. [0:26:11] They wouldn't let him get a word in edgewise. [0:26:12] What happens in 2028? [0:26:18] You want, oh, you, oh, you want me to run for Congress again. [0:26:28] I don't know what you're talking about. [0:26:31] But it was really good. [0:26:32] It was a good time. [0:26:33] The people were like definitely fired up. [0:26:36] And, you know, there's kind of a win. [0:26:38] There was kind of a win regardless. [0:26:40] And, you know, we had talked about this at the Creator House a little bit before in that [0:26:44] if Thomas Massey won, then it shows that, you know, we, the people can actually do something [0:26:51] about this hostile takeover of our country. And if he doesn't win, well, you just made history. [0:26:57] It's the most expensive race ever. And more people than ever are going to see how Israel [0:27:03] controls our elections. And that's a W because now we can point to this. It's no longer this [0:27:10] shadowy cabal. It's like right there in the FEC disclosures. So, you know, I think it's a win. [0:27:17] I think it's a win, even though it's an L. And we'll see what happens. You know, [0:27:22] Tom Massey did just earlier today. I think I've got it up here. He just filed papers, actually. [0:27:31] Let's see. [0:27:33] Do I not? [0:27:34] There it is. [0:27:37] He filed his Form 2 for the 2028 House race. [0:27:42] So he is not done. [0:27:44] He is going to run again. [0:27:46] I don't know whether or not it would be a good idea if he ran for president. [0:27:53] I don't know. [0:27:57] I don't know about that. [0:27:58] You know, there was a lot of people talking, especially like the people from the Ron Paul camp that were talking, well, you know, if we got him to run as an independent and he was able to like scoop up like Idaho, Texas and Kentucky and maybe a couple others, he could take enough electoral votes away to make it so that there's no clear winner. [0:28:14] And then it would go to Congress and Congress would like litigate who won the election. [0:28:18] But that does not seem viable to me. [0:28:22] I think that it's possible that we're going to get a dark horse candidate to run. [0:28:27] I don't know, maybe Hunter Biden. [0:28:28] No, I'm kidding. But so it'll be interesting to see what happens there. You know, the other element of this that was super interesting to see again, you know, on the ground is that he was supported. Thomas Massey was supported by all of his local GOPs. All the different county parties stood behind him. The chairman of the party stood behind him. State senators, state representatives were standing side by side with him. [0:28:52] And so Kentucky is going to be an interesting spot to keep an eye on because they know more. [0:29:00] They've had this intimate go with AIPAC, and they're not going to forget that anytime soon. [0:29:07] And so we'll see what happens in Kentucky. [0:29:09] Maybe there will be some laws. [0:29:11] And the other thing about this whole thing is that Massey is still in Congress for another seven months. [0:29:15] so god knows what uh what could come from that um going forward you know he can still introduce [0:29:25] legislation he can still name names uh so it'll be very interesting uh to see to see what winds [0:29:32] up happening there uh which will be interesting also got a lot of really cool like tchotchkes and [0:29:36] stuff press pass from the uh the campaign party which is fun and then uh his son-in-law [0:29:44] uh real nice guy by the way his family is just absolutely tremendous his wife is loving and kind [0:29:51] and a great cook and a good homemaker she was i think her name was carolyn so we got to hang out [0:29:57] with her i got to hang out with his his son-in-law um who gave me this nice little debt badge i don't [0:30:04] know if you guys have ever seen this before uh but you know for those that have followed massey [0:30:09] there's this debt badge. Let's see if we can get the camera to focus on it. Come on, do it. Focus. [0:30:18] There we go. And so the debt badge keeps a running tally on how much debt, obviously, [0:30:26] the nation has. Look at that. Hundreds of thousands of dollars, like every second. [0:30:32] So anyway, Kali gave me this. Thank you very much, by the way, Kali. He also gave me a [0:30:36] a signed constitution, my constitution, [0:30:41] signed by Thomas Massey, which is very nice. [0:30:45] Are we going to focus or not? [0:30:46] There we go. [0:30:47] Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. [0:30:49] So I got to say thank you to them. [0:30:51] If you're interested in this type of stuff, [0:30:53] you can go to debtbadge.com. [0:30:55] You can like buy one of these. [0:30:57] I think they're like a hundred bucks, but it's pretty cool. [0:30:59] It could make a nice gift to your like local legislator. [0:31:02] If they're into, you know, [0:31:04] talking about the debt and talking about the money problem. Um, what else? I mean, [0:31:10] there was this video that I made. I don't even think I can play it. Um, because I'll get content [0:31:17] struck. So they won't let me make it because of the music, but I'll play a little bit of this. [0:31:24] Uh, you know, this was this, oh, come on. No, I can't mute. Okay. So this was, uh, from [0:31:31] like a compilation of footage that I shot, um, from these different rallies. It was a lot of fun. [0:31:38] It was packed, lots of energy. We got to go to his house. We toured his farm and, uh, got to see [0:31:46] all of his peach trees and stuff like that. So figure I'll play this a little bit, maybe do a [0:31:51] little narration kind of when I put this video together, I was kind of, uh, doing like a throwback [0:31:56] to the Bernie Sanders ad campaign [0:32:00] from like, was it 2012 or 2016? [0:32:03] Using Simon and Garfunkel's America [0:32:05] as the backing music. [0:32:08] Maybe I can play like a little bit of it [0:32:09] just so you can... [0:32:11] So you get the idea. [0:32:13] I can't play more than like two seconds of this [0:32:15] or I'll get content struck. [0:32:18] But it was a good time. [0:32:19] Let's, we'll skip ahead to... [0:32:22] This is his farm, his house up on the hill. [0:32:25] You can kind of see it up there. [0:32:27] This was his wife looking at their cows. [0:32:31] They had like 40 or 50 head of cows, which was pretty cool. [0:32:38] There's his peach trees. [0:32:40] He was pruning them. [0:32:43] But it was like unlike anything I'd ever experienced. [0:32:46] And it's like, you know, imagine, oh, there's the jam session. [0:32:49] There's a little bit better photo of all of us. [0:32:51] But it's like, what other what other politician could like invite 20 creators into their home? [0:32:59] Everybody's filming. You know, everybody is asking questions. [0:33:04] And he's just holding his own. He's cooking pizzas. He's unbothered, unfazed. [0:33:09] You know, as all of the media is attacking him and his family and they're saying he's a cheater and he's in a throuple and all of this. [0:33:16] He's just like at home cooking pizza, hanging out, being a dude, going around his farm, you know. [0:33:24] And so it was pretty cool. [0:33:26] Pretty cool experience. [0:33:28] That's for sure. [0:33:30] And so let's see. [0:33:31] I think we pretty much covered everything-ish about the Massey campaign that I wanted to. [0:33:39] It'll be very interesting to see strategies like this, strategies like, you know, sending these content creators on the ground to do hype campaigns for politicians and stuff like this. [0:33:54] It'll be interesting to see how that goes forward. [0:33:56] The other element of this that's super interesting is you saw a very clear divide between the influencers online, right? [0:34:04] You saw all of the influencers that are paid by MAGA to be anti-Massey, pro-Trump, you know, and the attacks are just so dirty. [0:34:15] You know, I think, what was it, Thomas Massey, he voted against the Big Beautiful Bill when the Big Beautiful Bill had funding for like transgenderism in it. [0:34:23] And so they get to run ads saying, oh, he voted against the military. [0:34:26] He voted against the budget cuts. [0:34:28] He voted against tax cuts. [0:34:29] and it's because they do these bills with everything in it. [0:34:34] And so if you vote no because it's got funding for transgenderism, [0:34:39] well, then they'll say that you're against funding the border wall. [0:34:42] It's totally asinine. [0:34:44] You know, this is one of those things that Massey is big into. [0:34:47] I'm big into it. [0:34:48] I think we actually have a law on the books in Idaho [0:34:51] that each bill that needs to be brought in for consideration, [0:34:54] it should only be a single-issue bill, which is a good idea, obviously. [0:34:58] Um, the other element of this, and we haven't talked about, I'll, I'll play this ad, uh, [0:35:04] a little bit. [0:35:05] This was the, um, the bit with, uh, Pete Hegseth, you know, cause they brought Pete Hegseth [0:35:10] out in a last ditch attempt to, you know, smash Tom Massey, which I think was in violation [0:35:19] of the Hatch Act, by the way, nothing like that had ever been done before. [0:35:22] Never before in the history of this country has the Secretary of War or the Secretary of Defense during a war, right, we're at war with Iran right now. [0:35:34] Never in our history has the sitting SECDF or SECWAR shown up to campaign for somebody. [0:35:43] Are you serious? [0:35:45] and so of course they found all kinds of ways to oh well he didn't spend any money on it and [0:35:53] he didn't x y and z so this isn't a violation of the hatch act bullshit this is the most corrupt [0:36:01] administration in history from the crypto scams to the board of peace to [0:36:09] to MAGA-KY. I mean, there isn't like anything honest about the second Trump administration, [0:36:19] not a single thing. And so what's incredible here is I'm going to play you this video. [0:36:25] So they brought Pete Hegseth into Kentucky the day before the election to have this big rally [0:36:33] for Ed Galrain, the guy running against Massey. [0:36:37] And what's fascinating is, and you'll see it in the video, [0:36:41] how they, you know, because as a video creator, [0:36:43] as somebody who does this stuff, [0:36:44] you can see the tricks that they use. [0:36:46] First of all, they booked one of the smallest ballrooms [0:36:49] in the area to have their rally. [0:36:51] There was only room for 100 people in the room, okay? [0:36:54] But they have it arranged like a shoebox, right? [0:36:58] So it's very narrow. [0:37:00] The stage is at the far end. [0:37:01] And so it makes it look like there's a whole bunch of people, right? [0:37:06] Makes it look jam-packed full of people. [0:37:08] But if you took a picture from, like, the side, you would see that there wasn't actually that many people there. [0:37:15] There was only, like, 100 people. [0:37:17] And so they took this campaign rally and they married it together with footage from the 2024 campaign, the Trump campaign, to make it look like it was in this arena. [0:37:31] full of people, hundreds of thousands of people, right? [0:37:36] So we'll take a look at this ad real quick [0:37:38] and we'll kind of dissect a little bit of it. [0:37:40] He has a choice in this race. [0:37:43] You can send a warrior reinforcements for the president. [0:37:46] See, this is from 24. [0:37:47] A shared fight against the radical left. [0:37:50] And now we're back to the event. [0:37:57] Doesn't show any of the crowd. [0:37:58] Full endorsement to help save this country. [0:38:01] And then they cut back to the big rally from 24. [0:38:06] unity. This moment demands leaders who love this country unapologetically like President Trump [0:38:14] and like Ed Galron. It's an easy choice. Kentucky has a choice. So you see the dishonesty there, [0:38:22] right? Where they've got this tiny little rally, less than a hundred people show up, [0:38:28] and then they splice it together with footage from 2024 to make them look even more popular, [0:38:34] even more powerful or whatever. [0:38:38] And so, you know, what does this prove? [0:38:41] What does this prove? [0:38:41] This proves that, in fact, America is for sale. [0:38:46] Israel can buy our elections. [0:38:49] And voting harder is not how this is going to play out. [0:38:55] Voting harder is not going to help us win. [0:39:00] We're going to need to do something else. [0:39:01] and we need to punish the GOP, [0:39:07] specifically Chris Lasavita and Susie Wiles. [0:39:10] They need to be out of a job. [0:39:12] They need to go to Israel [0:39:13] where they can live out the rest of their days [0:39:16] in peace among their people [0:39:17] because their people aren't our people. [0:39:21] So we'll see what happens. [0:39:23] We'll see what happens. [0:39:24] But man, it's such a shame. [0:39:27] It's such a shame. [0:39:28] you know and the thing oh here by the way that the video that we just watched of the Ed Galrain [0:39:36] speech with Pete Hagseth this is this is the actual photo of the room this is the real photo [0:39:42] of the room okay and so you see how they did that how they spliced together these two different [0:39:50] events to make it look like he has all of this support and the president's there and there's [0:39:54] thousands of people when in fact it's just like this tiny shit little ballroom that fits less [0:40:00] than 100 people so anyway um yeah oh here was the this was the uh the final interview that i thought [0:40:11] was interesting from uh cbs we'll take a look at this more than 32 million dollars spent on a [0:40:18] primary yeah in this congressional district which is now the most expensive house primary ever [0:40:23] in the United States. [0:40:25] Is it worth it? [0:40:27] You'd have to ask Miriam Adelson on May 20th if it was worth it. [0:40:31] Because, you know, they tried to buy my vote for 14 years, [0:40:34] and it was never for sale. [0:40:36] Now they're trying to buy a seat here in Kentucky. [0:40:39] I think they underestimated the reserve price of my constituents. [0:40:43] They waded into this. [0:40:44] They thought they could buy this seat with a couple million. [0:40:47] That didn't work. [0:40:48] And now they're throwing good money after bad. [0:40:50] The thing that surprised me is how much money we've been able to raise. [0:40:54] I don't have three billionaires who want to just throw their money away. [0:40:59] I've got the grassroots, tens of thousands of donations. [0:41:02] Average donation for me is about $80. [0:41:05] And we've been able to go toe-to-toe. [0:41:07] A lot of that $32 million is coming from our side, but it's coming from regular working Americans. [0:41:12] When you say they, that they spend money to try to buy this, who are you talking about? [0:41:15] I'm talking about the Israeli lobby, AIPAC, Republican Jewish Coalition, Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer, and John Paulson. [0:41:23] These are the groups that have given 95% of the money to my opponent because they're mad at me over foreign policy. [0:41:30] Now, what's interesting is my policy has always been no country is special and no country deserves my constituents' taxpayer dollars. [0:41:38] So I have never voted for foreign aid to Egypt, to Syria, to Israel, or to Ukraine. [0:41:43] But the ones in Israel, since they're the biggest recipients of it, that makes them a little bit mad. [0:41:48] What's so wrong about helping defend Israel from Iranian threats? [0:41:53] We've got debt. [0:41:55] I mean, at least with NATO, there's the promise of a reciprocal arrangement. [0:41:59] With Israel, it's completely one way. [0:42:01] And they drug us into wars. [0:42:04] They've convinced us that Iran is just days away from a nuclear weapon and that you're perpetually that way. [0:42:10] This is not our war. [0:42:12] Israel, for instance, funds abortions publicly. [0:42:15] I think a lot of Republicans would be aghast to know that we're giving $3.8 billion a year every year to a country that funds public abortion. [0:42:22] Transgender surgeries, too. [0:42:24] That kind of criticism doesn't sit well with fellow Republicans, at least in the House Republican Conference. [0:42:29] That there are others who have accused you of all sorts of things regarding Israel, regarding the state of Israel, regarding the Israeli government, regarding Jewish Americans. [0:42:40] Are you anti-Semitic? [0:42:42] They're trying to tell you that it's anti-Semitic for me to expose the fact that the Republican-Jewish coalition has spent millions of dollars in this race. [0:42:53] That a dual citizen, Miriam Adelson, who even Trump says is more loyal to Israel than the United States, has spent millions of dollars in this race. [0:43:02] Those are mere facts. [0:43:03] And it's really... [0:43:04] It's a yes or no. Are you anti-Semitic or no? [0:43:06] Oh, hell no. I'm anti-Semitic. [0:43:09] But here's the danger that AIPAC runs. [0:43:11] They've been too cute by half. They've tried to get Mike Johnson, and he's willingly done this, conflate in resolutions on the House floor that anti-Zionism equals anti-Semitism. [0:43:21] Or even worse yet, that if you don't support Benjamin Netanyahu's war in Gaza, then you're anti-Semitic. [0:43:27] That's absolutely false, and it does Jewish Americans a big disfavor to equate the two. [0:43:33] True. This is why they needed to get him out. They couldn't handle him. He was a truth teller. [0:43:39] and so let's see what happens let's see what happens i'm very uh hopeful that maybe he'll [0:43:44] either win his seat back or that something will come up in 28 there's also something else that i [0:43:49] wanted to share with you guys before we go on to our other segment uh and i'll read some of your [0:43:53] chats as well uh but i didn't post the picture i felt like it might be a little bit of an invasion [0:43:58] of privacy so i didn't post the picture but you know being in his house i had the opportunity to [0:44:04] like he had his coffee table out, right? And the books on his coffee table, I think, are very [0:44:10] telling. It is very interesting to see. You know, he had a book from Joel Salatin, the sustainable [0:44:16] farmer. There was a book about circumcision on his desk. But also this book happened to be on [0:44:24] his desk as well. And maybe I'll have to buy a couple copies and we'll do a giveaway or something. [0:44:29] But this is a fantastic book about Garcia Moreno. [0:44:33] And so one of his constituents had actually sent him this book, [0:44:36] and it was just laying there on the coffee table. [0:44:38] So I picked it up, and I went to his wife and was like, [0:44:41] hey, is this your book? Have you read this? [0:44:43] And I asked him, and he said, no. [0:44:44] He wants to read it, but he just doesn't have enough time. [0:44:46] This, of course, is about Garcia Moreno, [0:44:49] the Catholic president of the world's first Catholic republic in Ecuador. [0:44:54] He was murdered by Freemasons shortly after Good Friday, I think in 1885 or somewhere around there. [0:45:05] It's a really interesting story. [0:45:06] Garcia Moreno, one of my favorite politicians, favorite political figures of all time. [0:45:11] And so we are going to get a little bit into the Idaho results because that's been a big deal too. [0:45:18] We had a primary here in Idaho the same day. [0:45:20] And I know there's a lot of you that are like, oh, you abandoned Idaho. [0:45:22] Well, we'll talk about that in just a minute. [0:45:26] First, I do need to give a shout out to our friends at ODGG Supply. [0:45:31] They make this show possible. [0:45:33] They are the premier dealer of military surplus gear here in the Pacific Northwest. [0:45:39] If you are unprepared for what the future might bring, then you might need to go to [0:45:44] odggsupply.com. [0:45:46] They've got all kinds of stuff, MREs, blankets, rucksacks, sleeping bags, night vision, [0:45:52] goggles, you name it, they've got it. They've even got piss jugs. Okay. So if you're like a [0:45:59] trucker and you can't pull over, you need to pee, they sell a jug. It's a Czechoslovakian [0:46:04] piss jug. They've also got some great t-shirts. Only traitors help invaders. I think actually, [0:46:13] I took a picture with Thomas Massey with that shirt on. Let me see if I can [0:46:21] find that for you. Hold on. [0:46:23] Let's see. [0:46:26] Let's see. [0:46:28] He posts a lot, so I might not be able to [0:46:31] pull it up. [0:46:35] Where are you? You gonna come here? [0:46:36] You're not gonna play nice with me, are you? [0:46:40] Well, here. [0:46:41] I can pull it up on my phone. [0:46:43] And I'll show it to you there. I need a better way [0:46:45] of, like, staging photos [0:46:47] from my phone to [0:46:49] the computer. If anybody has any [0:46:51] ideas. Let me know. But yeah, here you go. You can get that t-shirt. You can get that t-shirt [0:46:58] at odggsupply.com. Only traders help invaders. And if you use promo code Backlash14, you'll get [0:47:04] 14% off your order. So visit the website, buy some of their merch, buy some of their gear, [0:47:13] be prepared. You know, you want to have in your car a bug out bag just in case, you know, [0:47:19] especially if you live in a big city, New York, Seattle, LA, [0:47:23] God knows what could come down the pike. [0:47:25] Another summer of love riots. [0:47:27] They shut down the, uh, the streets, you know, we're, we're getting close. [0:47:31] We're in a very tense moment in this country. [0:47:35] And so being prepared is very important. [0:47:37] And our friends at odggsupply.com have got you covered. [0:47:40] So please visit them, patronize them, send them your money. [0:47:43] Uh, it does help keep the show on the air. [0:47:47] Um, so there's that. [0:47:49] Uh, Garcia Moreno thing, debt badge talked about that. [0:47:54] We talked about Thomas Massey. [0:47:57] So, you know, while I'm in, while I'm in Kentucky with the Massey campaign, right? [0:48:06] Helping to get out the vote, knocking on doors, putting up signs. [0:48:11] There was this election here in Kootenai County. [0:48:14] And this was another thing that I wanted to kind of get to the bottom of in Kentucky. [0:48:18] With millions and millions of dollars from the Jewish lobby being poured into Kentucky, what was it like on the ground? [0:48:28] Because here in Idaho, we've been at war for like four years now. [0:48:33] There's been like a Republican civil war over the Israel issue. [0:48:37] A lot of Christian Zionists think that Catholics should not be allowed in local politics, any politics at all. [0:48:45] that Catholics are anti-American, that they're anti-Semitic, right? [0:48:51] This has been the line of attack here in Idaho. [0:48:54] And so about 73 people were recruited by a group named North Idaho Republicans. [0:49:04] We've talked about them on the show a little bit. [0:49:07] You know, they had this mailer that went out, the Republican reader, right? [0:49:13] which we went over this in the show last week or two weeks ago. [0:49:18] I think there's some other ephemera here. [0:49:21] Yeah. [0:49:21] And so this is the list of all of the pro-Israel, [0:49:28] you know, pro-LGBTQ whatever. [0:49:32] This was the list of people that the North Idaho Republicans [0:49:36] had recruited to win, [0:49:40] to get rid of our chairman, Brent Regan. [0:49:43] and to deliver the local party into the hands of moderate Republicans. [0:49:48] Not grassroots, not, you know, MAGA or whatever the fuck that even stands for anymore. [0:49:55] But this was a shift back to the establishment, back to corporate interests, back to pro-Israel interests. [0:50:04] And so one of the mailers that they sent out is this one, right? [0:50:10] from the North Idaho Republicans. [0:50:12] It's time for new leadership, restore our party, okay? [0:50:17] And so when you open it up, [0:50:20] what do we see here? [0:50:24] Look at this. [0:50:26] They have a whole section on me. [0:50:27] I'm not even running for anything. [0:50:29] I wasn't even running for office. [0:50:31] And they're sending out mailers talking about me. [0:50:36] And so, of course, this is the chairman, Brent Regan, [0:50:39] or was the chairman. [0:50:40] right? Debbie Laufman, this woman was running for office. Luke Sommer was running for office. [0:50:46] Hari was running. Todd was running this guy down here, but I wasn't. It's incredible. And so it's [0:50:53] like, okay, well look, you know, if the Republicans locally, they, you know, if they don't want my [0:50:57] help, they don't want me to campaign for them. My telegram. Oh yeah. Okay. It's too late for that. [0:51:06] Sorry, my wife texted me. You can find that that photo on your telegram. Like, OK, well, thank you, honey. [0:51:11] But anyway, so it's like, OK, so the local Republicans, they don't want me. They don't want my help. [0:51:16] They don't you know, they don't want extremists around, which has been the case for a couple of years, whatever. [0:51:21] By the way, I'm not an extremist. Like, can we get real about this? [0:51:26] Like everything that I've Thomas Massey has said, this is like normal. [0:51:31] Like it's it's a difference between people that live in reality and people that live in La La Land. [0:51:34] People that live in La La Land look at people in reality and they think they're extremists. [0:51:39] That's not true. [0:51:40] But anyway, so it says here, [0:51:43] Riley attended the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville [0:51:46] and was identified under oath in Sainz v. Kessler as a Discord planner. [0:51:51] Whatever that means. [0:51:53] The KCRCC later paid his shell company $11,000. [0:51:57] He tweeted, quote, [0:51:58] I never actually said that, by the way. [0:52:02] That was a somebody who put up a billboard that said all white men are dangerous. [0:52:08] And I photoshopped it and tweeted it and said, how would they like it if we were running ads like this? [0:52:15] So very dishonest, disingenuous. [0:52:18] What else did he say? He called women's suffrage a mistake. [0:52:22] That's true. That's still true. [0:52:24] And I deleted 5000 tweets, including Holocaust denial posts. [0:52:28] In 2025, he made racist remarks about black people on a live Boise podcast. [0:52:33] It's this podcast, my podcast, by the way. [0:52:36] And Reagan claimed that I was reformed. [0:52:40] And I later hosted the backlash podcast with white nationalists Vincent James Fox and Rebecca Hargraves. [0:52:47] So this is what they were running for their campaign to take out Brant, Reagan, to take out all of the grassroots conservatives. [0:52:55] and so you know I kind of figured hey you know fuck it I'm gonna go to Kentucky but anyway [0:53:01] um it's just incredible uh they really don't like me and as a matter of fact there's an entire [0:53:09] podcast that Krista Hazel did about me let's see if I can pull some of that up we'll uh we'll maybe [0:53:14] depending on how things go we'll uh do a little watch and respond uh let's see Krista Hazel [0:53:22] political potatoes yeah there it is he did this whole podcast about about me which is so funny [0:53:34] it's like dude you guys need to do better you know the these rhino republicans they don't have any [0:53:41] clue uh they've got no clue all they want is corporate tax cuts low land assessments they [0:53:47] don't have any ideas about like the future or building anything or the community here. [0:53:51] And all they can do is look at me and point and say, look at this extreme person over [0:53:56] here. [0:53:56] And it's just like, shut the fuck up. [0:53:58] Anyway, we'll go over that. [0:54:00] But yeah, so I mean, as far as the wins, this was the sample ballot from the local Republican [0:54:05] party. [0:54:05] All, everybody won except Mark Fitzpatrick on the card anyway. [0:54:11] And so, yeah, Mark Fitzpatrick, you know, we've had, we've had him on the podcast. [0:54:15] He unfortunately lost his campaign. Let me see if I can pull up. [0:54:24] CUNY election. See, this is what happens when, you know, the bishop showed up last night and I'm like busy. [0:54:29] And so I didn't have time to plan all this stuff out. Let's see. [0:54:34] Final unofficial results. Let's see. We are pulling up. [0:54:39] The voter data. May 19th. [0:54:42] 19th. [0:54:45] Statewide, let's see, Fitz. [0:54:49] Fitzpatrick. [0:54:52] So this was the Kootenai County results, not statewide. [0:54:56] But Mark Fitzpatrick, you can see, got 12,000 votes, 43% versus Brad Little's 51%. [0:55:07] So he gave him a good run for his money, especially here in Kootenai County. [0:55:12] statewide though, I believe it was 28% that he garnered statewide. And, you know, it's just, [0:55:20] man, the messaging was off. He started his campaign too late. Please, somebody out there, [0:55:27] if you're going to be governor of Idaho, get your team together now. If you want to run for office [0:55:31] in 2028 or 2030, okay, now is the time to be preparing that. Now is the time to be planning [0:55:38] that. Not three months before the election in 28. Not three months before the election in 2030. [0:55:44] Get your team together now. Start building infrastructure now. You know, that's so [0:55:52] necessary. You can't just throw your hat in the ring and because you love God and have good ideas, [0:56:00] it does not mean you're going to win. And also, Mark was very defensive in his campaign. Oh, [0:56:07] I'm not really a racist. I'm not really a X, Y, or Z thing. And, you know, he said a lot of bad [0:56:12] things about Mormons. I have always been a staunch supporter, by the way, of a Mormon Catholic [0:56:21] alliance. I think that us Catholics, I think we can work together with the Mormons and take over [0:56:28] the state of Idaho. I do think that's possible. You know, the Mormons, they have doctrine. They [0:56:34] have their version of dogma. They have hierarchy. They have a leader, one leader, kind of like, [0:56:39] you know, we have the Pope. So there's a lot of similarities there between the hierarchical [0:56:43] structure of Mormonism and Catholicism. And, you know, we're also the ones having the most babies. [0:56:49] So I wouldn't want to alienate Mormons for sure. I think we can work together. We saw that with [0:56:57] Ammon Bundy, the Ammon Bundy campaign. And so, you know, we could we could we could carve up [0:57:04] Idaho like Hitler and Stalin carved up Poland. You know, we can give the Mormons south southeastern [0:57:11] Idaho and the rest of us can keep north Idaho and mayor, the Jewish mayor, Lauren McLean, [0:57:16] she can keep Boise. You know, I think I think there's a good thing we can work out. [0:57:22] anyway the jewish mayor sorry i'm gonna have way too much fun with these sound effects [0:57:32] don't mormons think they are jews yeah a little bit it's okay though we love them we love our [0:57:40] mormon neighbors we love our kai schwimmer where's kai we're gonna have kai back on the show at some [0:57:44] point too but so he was very defensive and you know it mentions it in this this pod or in the [0:57:50] not the podcast, but in this flyer here that I mentioned, I had racist remarks against black [0:57:54] people in Boise. You know what I said? I said, there aren't many black people here. [0:57:58] 1.8% of Boise's population is African-American. Do you think Boise would be as nice of a place [0:58:06] to live if it was 50% African-American? Simple question. Do you think Boise would have the same [0:58:12] charm? Would it be as safe? Would it be as nice of a place to live, a destination, [0:58:18] if the demographics were different. [0:58:21] I think no. [0:58:23] I think that's one of the things that makes Boise unique [0:58:26] is the demographics of it. [0:58:29] You know, it's a good spot. [0:58:31] And it wouldn't be the same if it was, you know, 30% Mexican. [0:58:36] That would not be okay. [0:58:38] You know, so anyway, I just, [0:58:41] I feel like Mark should have been more on the offense, [0:58:45] more offensive than defensive. [0:58:49] But he did pretty good. [0:58:50] He did pretty good. [0:58:51] 28 percent, you know, for throwing his hat in the ring three months before. [0:58:55] OK, not bad. [0:58:56] But can we get serious? [0:58:57] Can we please get somebody serious to run? [0:58:59] Can we can we get somebody with money and a machine? [0:59:06] Theo Wald, if you can hear me, please save us. [0:59:08] Theo Wald, if you can hear me, please save us. [0:59:10] So anyway, so there. [0:59:12] So that was the governor race, Mark Fitzpatrick. [0:59:15] and so it's interesting to look at that. [0:59:19] Also, the big thing, the big news [0:59:22] really is the central committees. [0:59:26] That's the big thing. [0:59:27] Now, there is a, I think Lauren posted it [0:59:31] and I did save it [0:59:34] and so I'm going to pull it up. [0:59:35] We had a win in so far as our legislative races [0:59:44] went very well for us. [0:59:46] Let me find Rogue Lou. [0:59:50] I believe she posted the photo that I'm looking for. [0:59:56] Come on. [0:59:58] Yeah, here it is. [1:00:00] So this is how the state looks. [1:00:03] All the red in the north, very based. [1:00:09] we've got good people in office at the state level in both the house and the senate [1:00:15] hold on hold on a second i'm getting a phone call [1:00:20] tiffany i'm on the air you're on the air yeah i am do you want to say hi hi yeah i'd love to say [1:00:31] hi well i we're jumping around i was just getting into some of the idaho stuff but uh [1:00:36] What was your impressions from the Thomas Massey event, the little mission that we ran? [1:00:43] I was trying to tell you how proud of us I am that Thomas Massey just filed his FEC forms to run for federal office. [1:00:50] Nice. Do you think he's going to run for president? [1:00:53] I hope so. [1:00:54] Yeah, it's going to be interesting. [1:00:56] You know, I was saying that I think it's a win either way. [1:00:59] You know, even that he didn't win his seat, more Americans than ever. [1:01:03] I actually think it's necessary. [1:01:05] Yeah. [1:01:05] I mean, people, I think, you know, people need to get a fire lit under their ass. [1:01:09] You know, there's a lot of apathy. [1:01:10] There's a lot of people that just don't show up. [1:01:13] And we've got to get the young people to turn out to vote. [1:01:17] You know. [1:01:17] In the primaries. [1:01:18] In the primaries. [1:01:19] Yeah. [1:01:19] And this is it. [1:01:20] In the primaries. [1:01:21] There's been a lot of debate about whether or not, you know, voting matters. [1:01:25] And it's, you know, in the general elections, not so much. [1:01:29] But in the primaries, it does matter. [1:01:31] That's right. [1:01:32] That's exactly right. [1:01:33] Yeah. [1:01:33] but uh yeah no well listen uh i'm gonna have you on the show at some point here uh maybe a little [1:01:39] later this week later this week if you're free we could do that i would love to i would love to be [1:01:45] on the show this week awesome well that's great well thank you so much i'll i'll give you a call [1:01:49] back uh when i'm off the air and we'll chat some more thanks for letting me drop in all right cheers [1:01:55] bye-bye bye guys well that was great um but yeah no i mean i i think it's great um we'll talk about [1:02:02] all this more. But yeah, so in Idaho, we did win. We got a bunch of great legislators in the north, [1:02:09] a bunch of legislators in southern Idaho that are very contentious and starting all kinds of [1:02:15] battles that are totally unnecessary. I'm talking about the Gang of Eight. This is Maria Nate's [1:02:22] little pet project down south. They lost, I think, five or six different seats. Let me [1:02:30] Let me see here. Do I have? I don't have anything about that. But yes. State freedom. OK, yeah. Anyway, so we won a lot of legislative seats. We lost the governor's seat. OK, fair. But then at the local level, this is where we do have problems. OK, we've got a little bit of a disaster on our hands. [1:02:56] So as, as I was showing you earlier, there were all of these different slates, right? [1:03:01] This is one slate of precinct committee men that were running. [1:03:06] The other slate was here in the people's pen. [1:03:13] Where is it? [1:03:16] Show and tell. [1:03:20] Come on, you're not going to make it easy on me. [1:03:26] son of a bitch. Well, anyway, last page. No. Okay. Well, anyway, there was another list. [1:03:36] There were three lists, one list from North Idaho Republicans, another list from candlelight, [1:03:43] the Zionist Christian church in the area. And then another list from the Kootenai County Freedom [1:03:48] caucus. And so going over the results with my trusty AI bot, Claude, we can look at the results. [1:04:00] And so over here, the highlighted seats are the ones that won. [1:04:07] And if they're green, they're good. Okay. These are the picks from the Freedom Caucus in this row. [1:04:14] In this row is the picks from Candlelight, and in this row is the picks from NIR. [1:04:18] And you'll see that there was a lot of overlap, like you can see here. [1:04:22] Will Havercroft was endorsed by both Candlelight and North Idaho Republicans. [1:04:27] He beat Jocelyn Roman, who was running, okay? [1:04:33] So anyway, according to the analysis here, the crack analysis from Claude, [1:04:40] And we've got a majority of grassroots, liberty-minded individuals in Legislative District 2 and in Legislative District 5. [1:04:53] Okay. [1:04:54] And so for those in North Idaho that are interested, this is the map. [1:04:59] Okay. [1:04:59] Blue is Legislative District 3, white Legislative District 5, red Legislative District 2, and then Legislative District 4, Coeur d'Alene, is this yellow bit here. [1:05:12] And so the blue area and the yellow area are now fully controlled by libtards. [1:05:20] And the red area and the white area here are controlled by good guys, by liberty-minded, independent, grassroots conservatives. [1:05:31] It appears that there are four swing votes that we're going to have to deal with here. [1:05:38] And let's see, where is that? [1:05:42] Come on, you. [1:05:47] Yeah, here they are. [1:05:49] So Montandon beat Brent by 14 votes. [1:05:54] Nina Beasley. [1:05:57] Right. [1:05:59] She won, by the way. [1:06:00] Nina Beasley. [1:06:01] Congratulations to Nina Beasley. [1:06:03] She's one of the precinct committee women that I endorsed. [1:06:06] And look at that. [1:06:07] Would you look at that? [1:06:08] I came on this podcast and I endorsed Nina Beasley and she won. [1:06:12] She won, so look at that. [1:06:14] Just because you're endorsed by me doesn't mean you'll lose. [1:06:17] So the Republicans need to stop being scared. [1:06:22] Anyway, then we've also got Kara Claridge and Daniel Fry. [1:06:28] Of course, I've been talking with Daniel Fry. [1:06:31] He's a very interesting fellow. [1:06:32] Maybe one of these days we'll bring him on the show. [1:06:35] He's a Zionist elder at Candlelight Christian Church. [1:06:38] and so those that's going to be the demographic that's going to be the battle that happens now [1:06:45] on Thursday of this week we will find out who becomes the new chairman of the local GOP here [1:06:51] in North Idaho Brent has been chair since like 2018 he's smart he's in Mensa high IQ and very [1:07:00] good at what he does he plays peacemaker he is a facilitator he helps people get [1:07:08] their shit to the finish line, right? [1:07:11] Like if you've got an idea for legislation, [1:07:14] you know, he's the kind of guy [1:07:15] that you can go to and he'll help. [1:07:18] You know, they want to oust him. [1:07:19] They want to replace him. [1:07:21] The Zionists want to replace him [1:07:22] with this guy, Ben Taves. [1:07:28] Ben Taves, of course, [1:07:29] is a senator here in North Idaho. [1:07:33] Did I not tweet about this? [1:07:34] I guess I didn't. [1:07:36] I bet I know who did. [1:07:38] I think the Idaho Tribune tweeted about this. There was a leaked letter that came out. [1:07:45] Where'd it go? Not there anymore, huh? Well, anyway, there was a letter that was leaked from [1:07:53] Jordan Redman. Maybe it's on Facebook. Jordan Redman, another one of our legislators here in [1:08:00] North Idaho that said that he would give $50,000 to the Republican Party if they picked Ben Taves, [1:08:07] which is interesting. [1:08:11] Let's see if it's here. [1:08:15] Thank you for bearing with me. [1:08:18] Yeah, here it is. [1:08:20] So this was the letter that got leaked. [1:08:24] Dear members of the Kootenai Republican Central Committee, [1:08:27] I'm writing to give my full enthusiastic support [1:08:29] for Senator Ben Taves [1:08:31] to serve as the next chairman of the KCRCC. [1:08:33] I am committing a donation of $50,000 to the KCRCC for the next Lincoln Day fundraiser should he be elected to chairman. [1:08:40] Now, dude, I like Jordan. [1:08:42] I have not blown up his spot. [1:08:44] He was very helpful this past year in combating some of the legislation that the Idaho Jewish Alliance attempted to pass in the House. [1:08:54] He was one of my helpers, contact people. [1:08:57] Hold on, let me move this camera a little bit. [1:08:59] So he was very helpful and usually is very responsive. [1:09:03] He's a good listener. He's good to talk with. He's right on almost all the issues. But I do think that this is a little much. Trying to bribe and buy the Central Committee to install a Zionist as chairman, that's not going to do well. That's not going to be good. [1:09:19] So let me pull up Ben Taves so you can see his picture. [1:09:25] But he's a real piece of work. [1:09:27] This guy tried to get me kicked out of the Republican Party four years ago. [1:09:32] He held a, in my opinion, illegal meeting attempting to get me ejected from the Republican Party because I'm a monarchist or some bullshit. [1:09:45] And essentially it was a conspiracy against rights. [1:09:48] It was a conspiracy against my rights to have a political voice. [1:09:52] And so here's this guy who thinks groipers are the biggest problem that faces the United States today. [1:09:58] And this is who the Zionists want to install in the local Central Committee chair seat. [1:10:03] So it's going to be a big fight. [1:10:04] We'll see. [1:10:05] You know, like it's going to come down to the wire on this vote as it stands. [1:10:10] Like I said, all the math is coming out that it's a dead even split 37 to 37 on the Central Committee. [1:10:17] And it's anyone's game. [1:10:18] God knows what'll happen. [1:10:19] You know, if one person shows up late, [1:10:21] that could swing the entire thing one way or the other. [1:10:25] So please pray. [1:10:26] Please pray that, you know, [1:10:29] our central committee doesn't go woke [1:10:32] or whatever you want to call it, go Zionist. [1:10:35] But it does seem like that is the case. [1:10:38] Now in Ada County down in Boise, [1:10:39] it doesn't sound like it was that big of a deal. [1:10:43] The good guys won. [1:10:44] The bad guys didn't really put up a fight. [1:10:46] It seems like most of the Zionist money and influence in this election came into Kootenai [1:10:52] County to take over the Republican Central Committee. [1:10:55] And this is why, like, I'm such a gung-ho. [1:10:58] You need to get out and vote in the primary, you know. [1:11:02] And it's crazy, too, because there's, you know, there's other people up here, right? [1:11:05] I've got a co-host that lives up here, a former co-host. [1:11:10] There's Red Ice TV. [1:11:12] And the Red Ice guys endorsed the liberal. [1:11:15] Can you believe that? [1:11:17] The red ice dudes that live up here, [1:11:19] they endorsed the liberal North Idaho Republican candidate [1:11:23] in their precinct. [1:11:25] What are we doing? [1:11:27] What are we doing? [1:11:28] And of course, they don't tell their people to go out and vote. [1:11:32] And when they do vote, it's maybe once every four years. [1:11:34] This is the wrong way to vote. [1:11:35] If you skipped every presidential election from now to the end of time [1:11:39] and you engaged in the primary, you'd be much better off. [1:11:42] Because it's about local. [1:11:43] It's about local control. [1:11:44] It's about who's on your city council, who's on your highway districts, your water district, your taxing district. [1:11:51] That matters. [1:11:52] That actually matters in a way that Jim Risch for Senate, that doesn't matter. [1:12:01] Or governor. [1:12:02] I mean, governor does matter, but I mean, you know, not as much as your local stuff. [1:12:08] And we're going to be talking about that a lot more as the show goes on. [1:12:12] But yeah, so that's some of what had happened up here. We're going to find out, obviously, like I said, on Thursday, we're going to find out who becomes the new chairman of the Idaho or of the Kootenai County Republican Party. [1:12:25] And then after that, it's called the County Reorg meeting. That's this Thursday. And they will also choose delegates to the state GOP convention that will be happening, I think, in June. [1:12:38] the early part of June. [1:12:41] And that's, of course, where the party platform, [1:12:44] the rules and all of that, [1:12:45] that's where all that is decided. [1:12:47] So if the local central committee up here goes liberal, [1:12:51] goes Zionist, [1:12:53] then they're going to send a delegation of 70 Zionists [1:12:56] to the state central committee meeting. [1:12:59] And they're probably going to try to put a mechanism [1:13:02] in the party to kick out anybody [1:13:06] that doesn't support Israel. [1:13:07] They don't want people like you and me involved in the Republican Party. [1:13:12] Why? Because we have ideas. [1:13:14] We live in the real world. [1:13:16] We know what's actually going on in the country. [1:13:18] We care about our people, our local people, [1:13:21] more than people 5,000 miles away in the Middle East. [1:13:25] And they don't like that. [1:13:27] They can't compete with that. [1:13:30] I mean, they can outspend, sure. [1:13:32] They can silence you. [1:13:33] They can cancel you. [1:13:34] But they can't win on the battleground of ideas. [1:13:37] We've been seeing this with Gen Z play out, Nick Fuentes and all of them. [1:13:43] So it will be very interesting to see what happens up here. [1:13:48] We'll have an update on that, of course, as we go through the week. [1:13:52] But, you know, just this is now is the time. [1:13:54] Now is the time to be planning. [1:13:56] Now is the time to be building and to be building local because, you know, a lot of this federal stuff is kind of out of our hands. [1:14:05] A lot of it just has to, you know, um, play itself out if you will. Um, so that'll be interesting. [1:14:13] Uh, we're going to do some more ads, some super chats too. Uh, but I did see some talking. I see [1:14:21] you people chatting. Um, somebody asked, I didn't know Dave played guitar. Didn't know, didn't know [1:14:29] you played guitar. Uh, yeah, I do play guitar and drums and, uh, silent vector said, I think he [1:14:35] went to music school. True. Yeah. I went to, uh, I went to Berkeley college of music in Boston. [1:14:40] I played drums. It was in a music production and engineering, hence all of the equipment, [1:14:46] like the tape machine, the ham radios, the microphones and all of this stuff. By the way, [1:14:52] what do you think of the new setup? I I'm digging it. I'm like way more comfortable here. Um, I think [1:14:58] a little bit easier to like live stream down in my bunker uh in my secret location a little bit [1:15:06] better than at the other spot um plus like all my books are like within reach i can like grab a book [1:15:14] to reference pretty quickly but hopefully you guys like the setup um let's see here yeah catholic [1:15:22] Bishop showed up at my house last night. Uninvited. Isn't that fun? It's weird. I live in such a [1:15:31] fucking weird world, man. Dave for governor 28. Well, actually, Sprite God, the next election [1:15:37] for governor is 2030. I ran for governor in 2022. So maybe I would run in 2030. That's possible. [1:15:45] totally possible not probable but uh see silent vector said love him or hate him people call dave [1:15:55] and he shows up true true i do i do and i put my money where my mouth like where the mouth is i mean [1:16:01] you know it's it's gonna get crazy there's a lot of people that are bought and paid for [1:16:07] i'm not i do need your help with that um you know but yeah we've got to we've got to put it [1:16:13] put our money where our mouths are. [1:16:15] And I think a lot of that is also going to like play out economically. [1:16:18] We're going to be doing a couple of episodes about, you know, [1:16:21] building local networks, building your local economies. [1:16:25] You should have like a circular economy where you live. [1:16:28] You should be thinking about like your group taking money from outside the [1:16:33] group. And once it comes in, it should stay in your group. [1:16:36] You shouldn't be giving your money to Walmart and these big box stores. [1:16:39] You got to vote with your wallet. [1:16:40] But and so, yeah. [1:16:44] Also, I got some Skyline Chili. [1:16:47] I don't know if we've got any people from like the Cincinnati area, but I brought home [1:16:50] some Skyline Chili. [1:16:51] Love this stuff. [1:16:52] It's fantastic. [1:16:53] My wife was actually impressed as well with the ingredients. [1:16:57] This is another thing that was like really big with being with the Massey campaign is [1:17:02] like the Maha stuff. [1:17:04] And like when it comes to where we're going politically, there is this new coalition that's [1:17:10] forming. And it's like right wing and left wing. It's like Thomas Massey and Ro Khanna, like, you [1:17:16] know, AOC and Matt Gates get beers together. They're like friends. I don't know if you're aware [1:17:21] of this. Um, so just, you know, as we're going forward, you know, there's going to be a lot of [1:17:27] people like very extreme, very extreme voices, you know, that are, uh, it's all, and it is mostly [1:17:34] all fake and gay. That's true. Um, but we need to be open to working with one another. Uh, you know, [1:17:42] there's a lot of people that I was with that I think, uh, otherwise I would never have hung out [1:17:46] with that crowd of creators. Um, but we were able to get together in kind of like a neutral spot and [1:17:53] we were able to talk and it's like, yeah, we've got disagreements, but we agree on like 80%. Um, [1:17:59] And so I do think that, you know, we're seeing something kind of playing out in the right right now. [1:18:05] There's a lot of infighting. [1:18:06] I kind of want to stay out of most of it. [1:18:09] But like since I've been gone, there was like this thing of Chud the Builder, right? [1:18:14] I guess he got into some sort of altercation and the shots were fired and everybody was shitting on everybody. [1:18:19] And there was this Nova thing that happened this past weekend, which was kind of cool. [1:18:23] I saw Corey Mahler was there. [1:18:24] Uh, Nova is this like pro white organization and like the South and like Appalachia, they're doing [1:18:30] some good stuff, but like, you know, and, and even among the Catholic side, we need to find people [1:18:38] that are like pro social, pro social people that want to work together. Right. Because there's a [1:18:45] lot on the right and it's going to get much worse than it already is of this purity spiraling, [1:18:50] nitpicking. If you like this creator, then I can't be friends with you. That's like not going [1:18:56] to be helpful going forward at all. Um, we're going to need to find ways to see the best in [1:19:03] one another, to be charitable, to be hopeful, uh, as opposed to nitpicking and naysaying, [1:19:07] um, you know, but yeah, I don't know. I'm going to have to devise an entire show about this, [1:19:16] but yeah, like the whole white nationalist thing, like it's falling apart, you know, [1:19:20] and it really kind of seems like basically like guy has shitty idea. [1:19:25] Nobody wants to do the idea. [1:19:27] And then he calls you Brown if you don't agree with him. [1:19:29] And it's just like this very disingenuous way of, [1:19:33] you know, [1:19:34] getting around the fact that your ideas suck, [1:19:36] you know? [1:19:38] So anyway, [1:19:39] we do need to avoid all of that kind of stuff. [1:19:43] Do need to give a shout out to people that are doing some great things. [1:19:46] One of them being our sponsor above time coffee roasters. 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We got a couple super chats [1:22:18] and somebody's rating. The Triple D [1:22:20] Show is rating the stream. Thank you. [1:22:22] Based Triple D [1:22:24] Show. I appreciate that. [1:22:26] I guess. I don't really know what [1:22:28] that means. [1:22:30] But let's see. Bellum Knox sent [1:22:32] $50 on YouTube. Thank you [1:22:34] for the super chat? Do I have the air horn? There we go. I need to, I got a new little [1:22:46] streamer thing. So I'm learning. It's not working. No, I'm kidding. So Bellum Knox sent 50 euros [1:22:58] actually on YouTube says, Dave, your principles, value and commitment to the cause are a real [1:23:03] inspiration. Stay true to yourself. Never waver. Oh, thank you very much. I mean, it's not like I [1:23:10] have much of a choice. I got canceled in 2017. They bust out 75 Antifa to my job. They gave bomb [1:23:18] threats, death threats. Half of the people that I worked with quit. So like, I don't, I don't have [1:23:25] a choice in this. I don't have the choice to just like not pay attention or not be involved. [1:23:33] These people came at me. They tried to kill me and my family and fuck that. I'm going to win. [1:23:41] We're going to win. I'm going to fight, or at least I'm going to go down fighting. [1:23:45] So I don't have much of a choice. You know, these people, uh, the Israelis, they came at me in 17. [1:23:50] They've been coming at me ever since. [1:23:52] So, yeah, no, there's no option. [1:23:54] There's no making a deal with these people. [1:23:56] There's no, you know, taking their money. [1:24:01] Mm-mm. [1:24:01] We got to fight. [1:24:03] And that battle is a local battle, I think. [1:24:05] I think it's the best chance that we've got. [1:24:07] I think the country, for the most part, is a little bit beyond repair. [1:24:14] So we've got to do what we can to influence our local politics, local elections. [1:24:20] at the county, at your city. [1:24:24] C. Pethook sent $10 on Rumble. [1:24:28] A small token towards your legal fight. [1:24:30] Would love to know more. [1:24:31] Our enemies are wicked liars. [1:24:33] True. [1:24:33] Based. [1:24:34] And, you know, it's like I wish that this person, [1:24:38] that this legal thing was going on. [1:24:40] I wish he was actually of, like, a higher caliber, [1:24:43] but it's not. [1:24:43] It's, like, really dumb. [1:24:44] Send me an email at info at the backlash dot net [1:24:47] and I'll tell you all about it. [1:24:48] but yeah I am going to need to hire a lawyer [1:24:51] I need to get like 10 grand together [1:24:52] there's somebody out there who wants to shut [1:24:55] me up and [1:24:56] I'm not having it so [1:24:58] we're going to need [1:25:00] we're going to need to fight [1:25:01] let's see what else yeah triple D [1:25:04] show rated the stream thank you [1:25:06] from wolf to dog very [1:25:08] based let's [1:25:11] go [1:25:11] what else people are saying [1:25:17] They like the new setup. [1:25:18] Very good. [1:25:19] I appreciate that. [1:25:24] The next big primary is going to be Florida. [1:25:29] That's in August, actually. [1:25:31] And I might travel down there to hook up with the Fishback campaign. [1:25:35] We'll see what happens there. [1:25:37] I definitely want to have him back on. [1:25:38] By the way, James Fishback just got married. [1:25:40] Congratulations to Mr. Fishback. [1:25:43] Very, very good. [1:25:44] Love to see it. [1:25:45] Love to see people getting married. [1:25:47] hopefully all for the right reasons. That's good. There's been a lot that's been going on [1:25:54] and we're going to have to play some catch up. There's been a lot going on with like Iran. [1:25:59] There was a deal that they said that they were almost reached. Oh, by the way, speaking of, [1:26:02] you know, somebody got, one person got married. Another one had a kid. We got to do a brief [1:26:08] shout out again to Above Time Coffee. I forgot about this. They were supposed to attend the Nova [1:26:13] event this past weekend, but they were unable to because they just had a baby. So big shout out, [1:26:24] big shout out to our friends at Above Time Coffee. Where's the, uh, congrats, congrats on the new baby. [1:26:33] This is what we need. We need more people getting married, having kids, loving them, [1:26:37] raising them the right way. Uh, so big shout out of course, to Above Time Coffee, big shout out to [1:26:43] Mr. Fishback for getting married. Let's see here. Winged Hussar said, I'm going to throw something [1:26:55] in the hat soon, but I'm dead broke right now. Bro, take care of yourself first. Take care of [1:26:59] your family first. There's got to be somebody that watches this show that's like a millionaire. [1:27:03] Okay. That's who I'm talking to. I want, I want the millionaire. I don't want like some working [1:27:08] class white person that's struggling as it is because we are all struggling in this economy. [1:27:13] I mean, how much is gas where you are? It's like $4.50 here in North Idaho. It's crazy. So I don't want your money if you've got like a young family or anything like that. But if you can help, I would appreciate it. [1:27:27] One of the other ways you can help is by helping yourself at Atlas Bullion. [1:27:31] As they're devaluing all of the money, as they are printing stuff, [1:27:35] one way to help yourself is to store your value, store your labor [1:27:39] in something that can't be debased by the federal government, [1:27:43] like atlasbullion.com. [1:27:45] You can get gold and silver bullion for some of the cheapest prices available [1:27:49] on the internet at atlasbullion.com. [1:27:53] Of course, the link is in the show notes below. [1:27:55] but every purchase that you make with Atlas Bullion helps you secure real wealth in precious [1:28:00] metals. And it also supports this podcast and helps us challenge the mainstream narrative and [1:28:05] spark meaningful discussions about the future of our nation. Very true. So they've got gold and [1:28:11] silver subscriptions as low as $55 a month, $200 a month for gold. So please visit them. That is a [1:28:18] way that you can help the show. You can help me, the podcast, you can help yourself, which is always [1:28:22] very good um and what else idaho towel company gotta shout out them they've got uh free shipping [1:28:33] on orders over a hundred dollars please visit them buy some soap buy some face balm i don't [1:28:37] know if you can tell or not but i've got my face all like loaded up because i'm like dry i came [1:28:42] back to idaho from like the humidity of kentucky and i'm like all dried out immediately it feels [1:28:48] like I'm wearing like a leather mask on my face. So, um, yeah, what's he saying? The wing at Hussar [1:28:55] said anywhere from five 20 to six 50 right now. I don't know what that means, but anyway, uh, [1:28:59] speaking of wing at Hussar, uh, if you're watching and everybody watching, I'm going to be hosting a [1:29:04] bonfire this Friday night, Friday night. If you're in North Idaho or around the area, or you want to [1:29:10] come out, we'll be having a nice bonfire. Hopefully the weather will cooperate. Let me just double [1:29:16] check the AccuWeather forecast here and make sure that, yeah, see, of course, Friday looking like [1:29:24] thunderstorms. So tentatively planning, tentatively planning on a cookout and hangout on Friday. But [1:29:36] I guess if it's raining, I'm going to have to cancel. Maybe we'll do it Saturday. But send an [1:29:40] email if you're in the area and we're not already in touch. Send me an email. Send me a DM. Let's [1:29:44] get in touch, and we'll talk because that's what matters most. Like I said, it's about building a [1:29:52] local thing. It's about building community. It's about having a real-life, real-world friend group. [1:29:59] You know, all of the purity spiraling that happens online, all of the infighting and the back and [1:30:04] forth and bickering with one another is just, like, not helpful. You know, we are arguably [1:30:10] at this moment when the consciousness of the American people has never been higher about [1:30:16] AIPAC, foreign lobbying, Israel, and what's going on in our legislatures and in the White House. [1:30:24] The consciousness is at the highest point that it's been in any of our lifetimes. [1:30:28] Maybe, maybe save like, you know, the boomers or something. [1:30:32] But, you know, they got brainwashed very early on. [1:30:37] But so this is the strategy, right? [1:30:39] this is the strategy. This is what they're going to do. They're going to be promoting infighting. [1:30:43] They're going to promote division. They're going to promote everybody going at each other's throats. [1:30:47] And that's just not going to be helpful, you know? And while all of us on the white right, [1:30:53] you know, while we're all fighting with each other about Chud the Builder or Nick Fuentes or [1:30:58] Patriot Front or whatever the bullshit, you know, shit test is this week, you know, [1:31:05] while we're all fighting with one another, [1:31:09] there are people like Tiffany Sianci [1:31:11] and others that are building a movement, right? [1:31:16] People talk about the movement all the time, right? [1:31:19] The white nationalist movement or whatever. [1:31:21] That's done. [1:31:23] FYI, that's done. [1:31:24] That's over. [1:31:26] Not my choice, but it's done. [1:31:29] And it's been done since like 2017, by the way. [1:31:32] So it's been a while. [1:31:35] Um, ooh, yeah, there's a Memorial Day sale over at Idaho Talo too. I forgot about that. I forgot to mention that. Thank you, Silent Vector. [1:31:45] But yeah, I mean, the movement going forward is going to be this coalition of like Maha people and unfortunately libertarians, Bernie bros, purple types, you know, like that one kid Hunter, what was his name? [1:32:08] Did I close the tab? No, I didn't. His name Hunter Howell, right? He's this kind of purple revolution guy. But that's going to be the coalition. It's going to be people that are pro-social, that are willing to work together, that aren't going to purity spiral. [1:32:25] you know uh that that's going to do something in the future here i think it's going to come into [1:32:32] play in 26 with this whole voting democrat thing that's going on i think it's going to come to play [1:32:38] with the never jd vance thing and so we need to learn how to fit in with that i think i think we [1:32:44] need to see how we can help how we can push the ball down the field it's not going we're not going [1:32:49] to get like a white nationalist presidential candidate. It's like not going to happen. [1:32:55] But we, those of us coming from this side, we can help. We can do things to push the ball down the [1:33:03] field to make it better in this country for white people, but for all people too. I mean, like [1:33:07] abolishing property tax would help everybody. It wouldn't just help white people, you know? [1:33:14] And so I think that, I think that people have to think about that a little bit. You know, [1:33:17] the vitriol, the anger, the infighting is just not productive when it comes to building something [1:33:25] positive, something good for your neighbors, for your family, for your future, you know? [1:33:32] And I think that we're kind of seeing that play out. We'll do an episode about that coming up. [1:33:38] But that's basically all I've got for you today. Those are kind of my initial thoughts. Like I [1:33:44] said, there's a lot going on in Iran right now. There's a deal. They're going back and forth. [1:33:49] God knows. What day are we going on with that? How long have we been at war with Iran? [1:33:54] Haven't we always been at war with Iran? I forget. Let's see. How long have we been? [1:34:02] It's probably like 60 or 70 days at this point. Come on. [1:34:07] give me the info 87 days it's been 87 days of war with iran yeah i know dude libertarians suck [1:34:17] um i know i know i don't want to work with them either but you know you can just like [1:34:23] listen to them spout their bullshit and then just not engage you can just ignore them [1:34:28] you know what i mean you can just ignore these people um [1:34:31] but yeah so uh we'll have some updates on that uh there's also been a lot going on in congress [1:34:41] when it comes to crypto regulation we're going to talk about that uh coming up here in the future [1:34:45] going to be doing a little bit more content about farming uh and building local community [1:34:50] so i'm looking forward to all of that we'll have an update on what happens with the central [1:34:56] committees, uh, or the central committee coming up here, February 28th. It started. What is, [1:35:03] what started Donald DuckTater? I don't know what started. Um, and, uh, we'll go from there, [1:35:08] but yeah, thank you so much for joining me today. A little bit of a scattershot stream, [1:35:13] but it's been crazy building the new studio, moving everything. Uh, and then, you know, [1:35:18] traveling. Uh, also one of the big things that I want to talk about too in the future is, um, [1:35:23] There's this really interesting community down in Cincinnati. [1:35:27] Right when I landed, I went into Cincinnati. [1:35:30] That's where I was born, by the way. [1:35:32] And there's this little area of town called Over the Rhine, which is really interesting. [1:35:38] It was a German enclave, a German ethnic enclave in Cincinnati. [1:35:44] Beautiful architecture, beautiful churches, beautiful buildings. [1:35:47] and there's a story there about how the local black community, [1:35:54] I guess there was a flood, [1:35:55] and they wound up moving from their area into over the Rhine, [1:36:00] which caused a lot of white flight, [1:36:02] and then that entire part of the city fell into disrepair. [1:36:06] It became a ghetto, a very dangerous place, [1:36:09] and now it's very interesting. [1:36:11] The local urban renewal is trying to bring it back and rebuild that spot. [1:36:19] And I think that is, yeah, the imminent financial collapse hasn't happened yet. [1:36:23] True. [1:36:24] But I think there's a really interesting story there about the, about white flight, about, you know, the German ethnics in the country. [1:36:35] And because that applies to also the Irish neighborhoods in Boston and, you know, how we got to where we are, the slaughter of cities, if you will. [1:36:43] And so I might do a segment on that. [1:36:46] But, yeah, we got a lot of good content coming up. [1:36:49] Looking forward to sharing it with you. [1:36:51] Looking forward to spending more time with you guys. [1:36:53] Thank you again for tuning in. [1:36:55] Yeah, I am pretty tolerant for an extremist. [1:36:57] I do think so. [1:36:59] You know, and it's just like so funny, you know, because I'm sitting there with all of these like moderate people that have never been censored before. [1:37:05] They've never dealt with de-platforming and death threats and like the media smearing you all over the headlines. [1:37:12] All these influencers, like none of them had to deal with that before. [1:37:15] And I'm just sitting there and it was like the meme, like nobody knows. [1:37:18] Nobody knows I'm a far right extremist and they're all dancing at the party. [1:37:23] You know what I mean? [1:37:23] It was very funny. [1:37:24] Uh, but yeah, I mean like just because somebody is like the most loud, the most self-confident, the most assured, uh, you know, far right extremist or white national or whatever the case may be. [1:37:39] Like just because they portray themselves as that on the internet, that does not mean that they can actually build a meaningful political block, voting block. [1:37:51] You know, look at what's happening with Arvol right now. [1:37:54] You know, they're being sued. [1:37:55] The trailer park is getting sued and they may not exist in six months, depending on how this lawsuit goes. [1:38:02] So we've got to be thinking about ways to win, ways to work together, ways to build a community. [1:38:09] And that means dealing with people that don't always see the world the same way that we do. [1:38:16] And that's okay. [1:38:17] that's okay because you know i think that if we go for an all or nothing um we are going to be left [1:38:24] waiting and waiting and waiting and nothing is ever going to get done so we've got to learn from [1:38:29] that um but anyway thank you so much for joining me today it's a pleasure to welcome you to the [1:38:35] new upgraded backlash studios leave a comment below let me know what you liked what you didn't [1:38:41] like, um, if you hate my face, please tell me, would love to hear it. Um, and that kind of does [1:38:49] it for me. We'll be back later this week. Uh, I'm not sure. Maybe I'll, uh, I might, uh, kind of [1:38:54] postpone the show, uh, until Friday. Maybe I'm not sure. Maybe I'll do three shows. Maybe I'll [1:39:01] do one on Wednesday, especially because of the, where I am now, I don't have to worry about like [1:39:05] the kids screaming or carrying on or horsing around, uh, because it's not in my living room [1:39:11] anymore. Uh, so I can basically go live anytime at this point. So I'm going to be doing some of [1:39:17] that. We've also got some great guests coming on. Uh, we're going to bring American reform back on. [1:39:21] Uh, they just built a, uh, a new magazine, uh, called integrity magazine. We're going to be [1:39:27] talking with some of them. Uh, yeah. So anyway, I've, I've kind of lost, uh, what to talk about. [1:39:35] What does he say? [1:39:40] Donald DuckTater says, [1:39:40] the opposite might be true. [1:39:41] The way forward is not to participate, [1:39:43] not cooperate. [1:39:44] Well, I mean, [1:39:45] I think that there's some element [1:39:48] of punishing the GOP that has to happen. [1:39:52] But I think that generally, [1:39:55] yeah, I think generally speaking, [1:39:56] most Americans are pretty fed up [1:39:58] with what's happening in this country. [1:40:00] 70% of Americans are against [1:40:01] what's happening with AIPAC. [1:40:04] And so we need to, [1:40:05] build a coalition with those 70%. I don't think we should be alienating them. That doesn't mean [1:40:09] that they need to be thought leaders or anything like that. It doesn't mean that they have good [1:40:14] ideas, but you know, you got to move the masses. You've got to find a way to influence people. [1:40:21] Anyway, that's going to do it for me tonight. Thank you all for tuning in. [1:40:26] It's been a pleasure. God bless. Have a good day. [1:40:35] The End [1:41:05] Thank you. [1:41:35] Thank you. [1:42:05] We'll be right back. [1:42:35] We'll be right back.