Episode 80 — Academic Agent on Candace, Tucker, and the Slop That’s Killing the Right

Episode 80 Episode 80 Episode 80 Episode 80 — Academic Agent on Candace, Tucker, and the Slop That_s Killing the Right.mp4 [0:00:07] Cameron M Welcome to the to the backlash. Wow good. I'm your host for back of our [0:02:42] Dave Reilly graves joined as always by Mr. Dave. Right. How are you doing Dave? I'll do a great. How are you? It's been a rough week. It's been a rough week. Why is it a rough week? It's been great. We've had three live streams. Three live streams. That's too many live streams. It's wonderful. We're almost up to our goal of five live streams per week one a day. That's never gonna happen. I think we should do a morning show. No. We should go head to head with Stephen Crowder. People need good content in the morning when they're waking up drinking their coffee out of their exclusive backlash mug. You are you are the chill extraordinaire. The coffee actually tastes better because of the mug. These mugs are pieces of shit by them. 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This is perhaps the interview that I have been the most excited for. I've been trying to get you want. I've been trying to hammer this down. I've been badgering you. I've been up in your DMs just for ages. I [0:04:22] Dave Reilly just I'm like, you're going to come on my show and you're like, and now you're here. I did it. Academic agent. How are you today? Well, thanks. Thanks for having [0:04:32] Rebecca Hargraves me, Rebecca. And Dave, I know I have to say something. I'm not calling you out [0:04:37] Dave Reilly Episode 80 here, but I did watch your show with Devon and Adam Green. And you started saying [0:04:43] Rebecca Hargraves that saying, this is the most excited I've ever been. So I bet you say that to all all of you. Oh, I was really excited for that one too. But that was a retribution thing because Dave put me on with Dr. Jack Cruz who is a world-class [0:04:58] Dave Reilly asshole. And you just spent the whole time roasting me. I had no idea he was going to spend. So I was all mad at Dave, you know, because I'm passive aggressive. And so I'm like, how can I get back at Dave? Woman moment. I know. How could I get [0:05:10] Rebecca Hargraves back at Dave? Then I was like, I'm going to have Adam Green and Devon [0:05:15] Dave Reilly stack on to double team you based. It was a classic WWE beat down. Sorry, Dave. Oh, yeah. It was fun. It was a lot of fun. It was a lot of fun. And you know what? [0:05:27] Rebecca Hargraves Afterwards, I felt better. I felt like justice has been restored in the universe. I [0:05:31] Dave Reilly slept better that night. Wonderful. But then it was the night after that you started not being able to sleep. Yeah. Because I've got, so I've got the Apple Watch. Speaking of digital IDs and tracking you, I've got an Apple Watch. And I got it to keep track of my heart rate and how much sleep I get at night. And I've been getting some heavy REM recently. Yeah. Ever since school started, the kids have really knocked out. So Dave, he just like marches into the show the other day. He's [0:05:54] Rebecca Hargraves like, Oh, I got four cycles of REM sleep last night. And I like with my coffee and like awake all night. And I was trying to fall asleep last night. I was thinking [0:06:04] Dave Reilly about Dave and his four cycles of REM sleep. It filled me with murderous rates. I got one, two, three, four, five cycles of REM for a core of it. This isn't what we're going to talk about. Okay. So I wanted to talk and look at that. An hour and 35 minutes ago. Come on, man. That's the sweet stuff. I have to tell you guys, I'm a lifelong insomniac. And so I, I know a needless amount about all of this, right? I tried everything pillows, sleeping in this position, yeah, all alone, a wank, melatonin. [0:06:35] Rebecca Hargraves Melatonin works as everything. Oh, yeah. I'll take it. It's all bollocks, like bollocks, [0:06:42] Dave Reilly just take melatonin. So it sorted me out. My dad started to, I think he sort of take melatonin too. It's also neuroprotective. So melatonin is always nicotine, which you can Episode 80 [0:06:54] Rebecca Hargraves get from, well, I went to see the doctor. I mean, he's like, yeah, you don't really produce any melatonin or serotonin. I was like, well, that probably explains why I can't [0:07:06] Dave Reilly experience like joy or lathering. So, you know, yeah, I think I've got some weird thing [0:07:15] Rebecca Hargraves and deficiency of it. Oh, well, it has made you extra rational. And I have a lot of questions [0:07:20] Dave Reilly about digital idea. I want to talk about that. But we were unable to put it in the title of this show, Dave tried multiple times. It was some wonky YouTube thing that makes me suspicious. Yeah, like every other day with the Adam Green show, right? You'll, in the title, I have J star star s, right? Because it wouldn't let me do a live stream with Jews in the title. It just, it does wonky stuff every now and again, and it just like not work. And so then I'll just kind of rearrange things and try to leading sections. Good Lord. Anyway, it didn't like the word digital idea in the title. I've been following this digital ID thing very closely. And I've seen a surprising amount of a right wing support that they actually believe that the government is going to use this to stop immigrants from working legally. I'm like, okay, that they could have done this a number of ways before introducing a digital ID. Are you seeing that on the ground? [0:08:19] Rebecca Hargraves Not really. I would say that both while writers, normies, I'd say, if I had to guess by 90% [0:08:27] Dave Reilly of the countries against it. Good. But this is one of these things that has been on my radar [0:08:33] Rebecca Hargraves for a very long time because one of my kind of special pet hobbies is just tracking Tony Blair, the who I call the dark Lord. I've been watching him for years. And when Tony Blair [0:08:48] Dave Reilly was the prime minister about 20 years ago, he was only ever defeated a couple of times in [0:08:54] Rebecca Hargraves the House of Commons. They have votes like they have votes in Congress. But what Blair never [0:08:59] Dave Reilly lost, everything was a done deal. Everything was a failure complete. It was done. But he wanted to bring in ID cards back then. And he was defeated. And while a man like Tony Blair does [0:09:16] Rebecca Hargraves not take, well, I mean, I often say he never gets defeated. He only gets temporary setbacks. And since then, he has relentlessly pursued ID cards for Britain, which is now an overtime obviously with Episode 80 technology become digital ID. And yeah, I mean, he's a very powerful figure. [0:09:37] Dave Reilly He is backed by Bill Gates, who will people remember from COVID, is quite a dark character [0:09:44] Rebecca Hargraves himself. And his number one backer is Larry Ellison, who is also the number one backer of the ID. And I'm and a big backer of Donald Trump. So yeah, Blair is not, I mean, for most people, he's just like, oh, that guy used to hang around with George Bush and used to be the [0:10:03] Dave Reilly prime minister of the UK. Actually, he's one of the world's most powerful men. He has something [0:10:09] Rebecca Hargraves called the Tony Blair Institute, which has now into the thousands of employees. He is in dozens of countries. He runs, he's the advisor. I made a list of all of the places he advises. It's [0:10:25] Dave Reilly like pretty much every African country, every Middle Eastern country. You know, he in a unofficially advises Kia Stammer. He is constantly meeting state leaders, even though he has no official [0:10:38] Rebecca Hargraves position in the UK government. So yeah, Tony, the reason I call him the Dark Lord is because this guy is like in real life, Emperor Palpatine. And of course, he is one of the few. So, you know, when we look, when we're kind of analyzing power, I often talk about globalist or technoglobalist [0:10:57] Dave Reilly and Zionist as to rival factions, you know, the globalist like Wef, Klaus Schwab, Davos, all, [0:11:05] Rebecca Hargraves you know, and these are the people who act as the villains for the right in America, right? And for the right here. And then you have the Zionists who you guys know all too well because they're crawling all over the Republican Party and the Trump administration and its Ben Shapiro and so on. And usually we see those two factions at loggerheads, but somehow for reasons I still, after years of studying, don't quite understand Tony Blair straddles both of those things. So he's had an [0:11:39] Dave Reilly extraordinary week because he not only got his lifetime dream of imposing digital ID on the UK, pretty much top down without any sort of popular consent at all. But also, he was targeted [0:11:51] Rebecca Hargraves to be the new vice-eroy of Gaza, which came out of nowhere. So, yeah, this is something that is pretty extraordinary because Labour, Kierstama, when they were elected did not have this in their [0:12:06] Dave Reilly Episode 80 manifesto. When they first came in, I think you can track the date, 7th of July 2024, they said, they ruled it out. They said, we will not do digital ID. And everybody said to me, you see, [0:12:20] Rebecca Hargraves yeah, you were wrong. You overestimated Blair. I said, I didn't. You just you watch. Just you watch. He will surround Stama until he's forced to do it. And now this week out of nowhere, [0:12:35] Dave Reilly he's just come out and announced, yeah, we're going to do it. So there it is. And it's a pretty [0:12:42] Rebecca Hargraves scary thing because nobody quite that they're saying, oh, at the moment, it's just for [0:12:49] Dave Reilly immigrants who are working here and so on. It's just for, you know, to crack down on illegal [0:12:57] Rebecca Hargraves work. But everybody has to get one. But also, it's mandatory. So a lot of people are like, well, what does this actually mean? Is it going to come down to, they're going to be tracking what you buy [0:13:10] Dave Reilly and sell on eBay? Are they going to be tracking, you know, like, you know, when you make a purchase [0:13:17] Rebecca Hargraves in a shop, right? And then is that going to be linked in some way to your online, you know, is it going to be like a social credit system, something like this? All sorts of questions. And then [0:13:29] Dave Reilly even beyond that, there are questions about security, of course. That is, it can be hacked. [0:13:36] Rebecca Hargraves The people's data can be stolen. And then the bit that I don't see anybody talking about [0:13:43] Dave Reilly is the fact that the Blair is, I mean, the contract are going to go to Blair's mates. Who do you think is going to implement the digital ID? It's going to be Microsoft, an Oracle, in a set of public private partnerships, which is essentially giving state data, state assets [0:14:02] Rebecca Hargraves to massive big tech firms. What could possibly go wrong? Oh, yeah. I mean, you just hear [0:14:08] Dave Reilly this is a kind of dystopian. This is basically building the matrix. And what where this gets interesting is that these same figures, these same big tech figures are also mixed with Donald Trump, Peter Thiel Episode 80 and Palantino and Elon Musk. And Larry Ellison, [0:14:30] Rebecca Hargraves they're all on the same page, Mark and Grayson, but they're basically over the thing is they want [0:14:36] Dave Reilly to bring in this control grid. It's the same guy, by the way, Larry Ellison, who's just brought TikTok. And what did he do overnight? He started to censor TikTok, not allowed to say things on there anymore. They literally just found the orange juice symbol on there. You can't [0:14:57] Rebecca Hargraves post that on TikTok anymore. I saw. Yeah. So, you know, or people have had videos taken down for really quite innocuous things now on there, just like mentioning a pack and things like this. And [0:15:11] Dave Reilly these are basically the people that this digital idea is going to empower. And the America, see, this is where I get a little bit frustrated with, you know, online rights and Americans. [0:15:27] Rebecca Hargraves I mean, the British online right are probably more retarded than the American one, which is saying something like that. But this is where people have got like, oh, yeah, yeah, that could never happen here because of, you know, first amendment and Trump will never do that to us. I mean, listen, [0:15:44] Dave Reilly they're telling you to your face, they're going to do it. When Curtis Yavin gets up there, [0:15:48] Rebecca Hargraves literally, backed by these guys and says, oh, look, you know, what we want is a kind of tech oligarchy, [0:15:56] Dave Reilly new monarchy type thing. He's talking about these exact same people. Oh, right. We want the clip of that in the yesterday. We are going to build this. And it's going to be it's going to be feudal. And you're going to love it. [0:16:09] Rebecca Hargraves That's basically, you know, it's the same cell just from a different angle in America. And I just think people should, you know, just see things clearly and not get wrapped up in the emotion of [0:16:22] Dave Reilly whatever's happening in the current moment, which is basically, which is basically impossible. I mean, [0:16:27] Rebecca Hargraves I notice you call the stream, you know, something about slop. Sloppy, it isn't whatever. I mean, I mean, at this point, the right is so cringey, Rebecca, I'm saying I'm sent a left. Like, I don't Episode 80 [0:16:43] Dave Reilly want to any, I just don't want to be associated with the, with the actually cringe fest that we're witnessing, you know, but on both sides of the pond, really. Oh, absolutely. You did an excellent [0:16:56] Rebecca Hargraves video, but you're a lot of justice retard. So I don't know what to say. You did an excellent video. You've mentioned Candace Owens and slop content multiple times. And I continue to check in on her [0:17:06] Dave Reilly views on Tucker's views and the views that these people are getting are just incredible Candace Owens during this Charlie thing. She's averaging 10 million views on YouTube. It's I just cannot believe it. So why do you think that we are so dumb on the right? Why do you think people desire this content? We talk a lot about short form content and dopamine release, but Candace's long form content and people are just eating it up. They're slapping it up. Slurping dirt. What is the psychology behind the desire [0:17:36] Rebecca Hargraves to consume this? Yeah, I mean, I think, I think we should probably delineate between what I'm talking about and Candace Owens a minute. Okay. Candace Owens is basically right wing out bruh. Right. Yeah. Right. If you watch her stuff, okay, she's got like 10 minutes of conspiracy stuff. [0:17:56] Dave Reilly Right. And then very quickly it gets into Candace's drama. Who's she feeding with this week? [0:18:06] Rebecca Hargraves Now she's at a fight with Nick to answer. Now she's at a fight with this person. Now she's calling [0:18:11] Dave Reilly this person now. You know, it's it's basically like it's a soap opera. It's pro wrestling again, [0:18:17] Rebecca Hargraves right? But it's kind of more in the kind of opera or Jerry Springer mode. So that's what Candace Owens is about. I mean, I have a theory that her role, and I don't have much to prove this, by the way, I am convinced that Candace Owens, if anybody in the actual information space at all, so's disinfo, it's probably her, right? I've got various reasons for thinking that, but yeah, so I would put her to one side a little bit because the scale of her is and her audience is a bit different. I imagine a lot of women watch here, right? I'm talking about like just like the rank and file, the online right, your feed, your timeline, okay? [0:19:06] Dave Reilly I imagine a field that is absolutely covered in rakes, okay? And imagine you step on three of those rakes, right? It smashed you in the face and broken, you know, three times already. There's something wrong with right this because after doing that, you'd think you'd learn, but they then want to step on the [0:19:30] Rebecca Hargraves fourth rake and the fifth one and the sixth one and the seventh one, you know, because this time it's happening, this time it's real, et cetera, et cetera. And when you point out in the moment, people call Episode 80 you all sorts of things, and then two weeks later, everybody's forgotten about it. It's new cycle after new cycle again and again, I mean, and what Trump has done, which is so, [0:19:52] Dave Reilly was a genius in a way, is he's managed to hook people on these new cycles that are really quite quick turnaround, and then nobody remembers anything. Nobody remembers anything ever, right? Or arguments you had just a couple of months ago, give you an example, Liberation Day, do you remember [0:20:14] Rebecca Hargraves that? A block of shit. Yeah, right. I was asked about it with people over that. I said, look, this is not going to do anything. This is bullet life. Oh, it's the end of globalization, EA. It's the [0:20:25] Dave Reilly end of China, China America. It's the end. Jobs are going to come back. This is it. This is what [0:20:32] Rebecca Hargraves we voted for. I said, look, they made up the sums. The formula doesn't work. This is this is [0:20:40] Dave Reilly ballocks. And within the space of a week, he'd gone back on all of those, all of those announcements [0:20:47] Rebecca Hargraves and all of those things. He went back on each one of them and then he cut to China. And now here we are [0:20:53] Dave Reilly nine months later. Does anybody remember Liberation Day? Does anybody remember Liberation Day? Does anybody like, and this is the thing, people move from new cycle to new cycle, wrecking up these elves, and then they forget about them because now the most important thing is the next thing. That was Charlie. Well, we even moved on from Charlie Kirk already. Now it's another bullshit. You know, I mean, so you don't get to ask this question. This is the issue. It's not a slot ring. It's wrong [0:21:23] Rebecca Hargraves with you mom. No, now I'm going to have really weird dreams. Thanks a lot. That clip is circulated. [0:21:31] Dave Reilly The most recent iteration of this, though, was the H1B visa thing. Everybody's like, oh, well, H1Bs it's going to be over because it's going to be $100,000 a year. It's going to be too expensive. [0:21:40] Rebecca Hargraves We have Lutnik coming out saying repeatedly annual, annual, annual, $100,000 a year, $100,000 a year, and then it comes out, you know, it's $100,000 per new visa, per new visa, which basically affects us [0:21:54] Dave Reilly Episode 80 none. Right. And by the way, isn't this like the ninth time that we've had the H1B fight even within the last year? Yeah. Remember that we had the one that was the Elon Musk go fuck yourself in the face. Yeah. That was one fight. Now we've got a new, and it's like, it feel like on a hamster wheel. [0:22:10] Rebecca Hargraves It's so infuriating because if you tell your audience, no, this is more of the same. It's more of the [0:22:15] Dave Reilly same. Don't get hooked into this. They'll be like, you doom or bitch, why are you so negative? You want everything to fail. I'm like, I want people to be realistic about what's coming down the pipeline so [0:22:25] Rebecca Hargraves that we can be more prepared. You have to accept the reality of the situation we're in. People are, [0:22:31] Dave Reilly they do not want to hear it. They don't want to hear it. No. People like, you know, go ahead. Let me just tell you straight on this. Okay. When Tony Blair was spent all summer day and night, not sleeping, implementing digital ID, the British rights spent the entire summer climbing up and down lamppost and putting flags up and declaring a massive culture wall victory. Right. And I was saying like, look, this is just going to be, this energy is going to be sapped up. It's going to all go to Nigel Farad. [0:23:02] Rebecca Hargraves There's going to be this big Tommy rally that's going to happen. And it's not going to amount. It's not going to actually, like that energy is going to be sucked up and fed into electoral politics and the upshot of it is going to be prime minister Nigel Farad who, I mean, if Trump is a fake, God knows about [0:23:20] Dave Reilly Nigel. Okay. And see, the thing is with Trump, I've come up with something now, right, which I call Trump's law. And if you're familiar with this, Trump's law is everything he does, everything, and I mean, everything he does, he does for them, who's them that little country in the Middle East. [0:23:40] Rebecca Hargraves Does it? Well, it's it's always for Israel, right. And they'll it'll come wrapped as based. [0:23:48] Dave Reilly It'll come wrapped in some kind of thing designed to appeal to you lot. But when you actually look [0:23:54] Rebecca Hargraves into it, it will ultimately be because of Israel. Like, for example, remember, there was that whole thing about bringing the white South Africans back. Do you remember that? Yes. Remember, there was that whole right now. What was that actually about? That was actually about [0:24:12] Dave Reilly South Africa being in the country to take Israel to the international core of criminal justice Episode 80 [0:24:18] Rebecca Hargraves for genocide. Right. So they attacked South Africa specifically for Israel. But they sold it [0:24:27] Dave Reilly as based because right in order to get the support of these people who want to believe the Trump is there for them. But when you when you start to notice this pattern, you then start to [0:24:39] Rebecca Hargraves notice that the stuff that is for the base is always done in this kind of manner that can easily be reversed or overturned. Right. It'll be an executive order, judge strikes it down, doesn't go through [0:24:53] Dave Reilly Congress, doesn't get through properly. It's not properly done. Something that can easily be [0:25:00] Rebecca Hargraves like in two weeks or three weeks or a month's time, it can easily be walked back or undone. Whereas when it's stuff for them, every eye is dotted, every tear is crossed. And my first notice there's actually back in when, do you remember, Rhonda Santis passed something called the Stop [0:25:21] Dave Reilly Woke Act. Do you remember that? No. No. Right. So so Rhonda Santis passed something called the Stop [0:25:28] Rebecca Hargraves Woke Act. This was back before we even knew Trump was going to [0:25:34] Dave Reilly was this where they instituted some kind of reform in kind of gardens about a training in the training propaganda? Or was it the time that he went to Israel to like clamp down on free speech? Right. So this is where I was coming from. So stop Woke Act. At the same time as he did [0:25:54] Rebecca Hargraves that, he did this anti-Semitism bill. Right. And he won like the medal for Zionist hero award or something. He's actually like standing there with a medal from Israel for services to them or whatever. Okay. And you just read those two acts side by side. Right. The stop Woke Act and the anti-Semitism [0:26:15] Dave Reilly one. The anti-Semitism one is tightly defined. It is there is absolutely no legal ambiguity to it. There's no like you there's just no wiggle room at all. It's done to the letter. The stop Woke one clearly is just done for the so much wiggle room there is so much ambiguity. Clearly there is a difference between the one that was done for the base and for the cameras and the one that they were actually serious about. And that's something that you can [0:26:45] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 that's something that Trump has continue while he's in office. Yeah. And a lot of things wind me up with it because once you see this pattern, you see that the, you know, I sympathize with Dev and Stack. Right. Because Dev and Stack has seen Dev and Stack recognize this six years ago. Right. And he pulls his hair out because people fall for it again and again and again. It doesn't matter how many times you point it out because by on the next one, they've already forgotten it again. But yeah, once you see Trump's law, [0:27:17] Dave Reilly you will not unsee it. And yeah, I mean, and there are lots of things that annoy me like, oh yeah, [0:27:26] Rebecca Hargraves one of my least favorite things is base sea vanilla. He's one of the good ones. He's one of the, [0:27:31] Dave Reilly he's like, oh, come on. He's like the meme of the, oh yeah, come on. He's one of, how can [0:27:37] Rebecca Hargraves you be against this one? You know, he's like, come on. You have to see what this is about. [0:27:43] Dave Reilly They are wearing your nationalism, your populism, as a skims to you, to garner support. [0:27:53] Rebecca Hargraves Absolutely. Right. For Israel. And it's a trick. Once you see the trick, how can you unsee the trick? What are we supposed to do with these normies? Because I understand where Devon is coming from, [0:28:04] Dave Reilly of course, but I think if we don't play into this narrative, I worry that none of us will ever gain any kind of alternative media popularity, like in a meaningful way. I don't really think that we need to [0:28:18] Rebecca Hargraves to get the movement going. But I would like to capture some of those people, although I've completely [0:28:24] Dave Reilly lost faith in the normie. Well, I mean, there's two different things there, right? The, I mean, [0:28:33] Rebecca Hargraves that one of the things you have to understand is the online politics, by which I mean this show, [0:28:40] Dave Reilly my show pleads and things aren't actual politics, right? It's a kind of form of shared entertainment [0:28:52] Rebecca Hargraves or you know, but it's not, cannot substitute for politics because politics is always Episode 80 [0:29:00] Dave Reilly organization, lots of it is boring, it's logistics, and it has to be an organized minority, or you might say a Vanguard, right? And it has to be in the real world. So there's a, there's a two different set of incentives, right? Because if you want to start a political movement, okay? What you're looking for is a dedicated, tight-knit group of people who all think the same thing, who are actually going to be prepared to roll their sleeves up and do stuff in the real world. [0:29:35] Rebecca Hargraves That is all, you know, politics ever, revolutionary movements, and even just normal, normal political parties. That's what politics is. Online streams, online shows is different. So if you want to maximize your audience, if you're just about eyeballs, then yeah, you can just say stuff that's going to please [0:29:57] Dave Reilly the audience, right? You can come here on, you can come on here every day and say, well, winning so much [0:30:03] Rebecca Hargraves guys, Trump is really going to smash the left this time, you know, and there are plenty of channels [0:30:10] Dave Reilly who do that, and they do get hundreds and thousands of views, millions of views, because people like hope, people like optimism. Can you see this? I'm a, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a realist who will, [0:30:28] Rebecca Hargraves how can I put it like, I can, I mean, maybe I've got like some autistic problem or I can only just tell the truth, you know, like some form of weird Tourette's where I can't do it. I'm, I will not [0:30:38] Dave Reilly go there. And now, let's see, the thing is, we've just lived through and we've just witnessed the [0:30:44] Rebecca Hargraves first nine months of Trump. Now in Britain, the exact same plate, like, it's so embarrassing, they're literally rerunning the same script, right? Of Keir Starmer versus Nigel Farage. Okay, [0:30:57] Dave Reilly remember the whole reason to vote for Trump is because Kamala was so much, so much worse. While in this country, labor is so bad, they're so awful, right? Yeah, Nigel's not perfect. Yes, Richard [0:31:09] Rebecca Hargraves Tyson's kissing the wall, blah, blah, blah. But, you know, we have to, and this is the thing, this is [0:31:16] Dave Reilly the, this is the neatest trick of democracy, of liberal democracy is they'll give you literally [0:31:25] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 a massive shit as one thing in your level. I don't want that. I mean, like, okay, well here's a, he was a ship with a flower in it. And I'd be like, no, no, okay, you're gonna give it a piece of [0:31:35] Dave Reilly shit. Yeah, but it's got a flower in it, though. This is the thing. And they, it's the same thing in every single election, right? I mean, I voted for Boris Johnson to keep Jeremy Corbyn out. And when that happened, and he came in and he did the Boris wave, the biggest amount of immigration ever, [0:31:56] Rebecca Hargraves I said never again. And then in the last election, I led a campaign called zero seats to destroy [0:32:02] Dave Reilly the Tory party, right? IE, they don't deserve to be a party ever again due to the betrayal of Boris [0:32:09] Rebecca Hargraves wave, okay? And it was pretty, we didn't quite destroy them. They still got 100 seats or something, [0:32:14] Dave Reilly but they are massively diminished and they look like they're about to go extinct, okay? And I'm pleased with those results that we mentioned, we're mentioning to destroy the Tories. But now, in a way, it's back to square one. I always used to say that the Tory party is like T1,000, you know, like, it was seen to emanate too. You covered him in liquid nitrogen, you've blown him up, he's in a million pieces and now the bits of mercury are coming back together again. And I'm like, [0:32:46] Rebecca Hargraves look, the Tories, they're down, but we have to actually destroy them because otherwise T1,000 is going to come back. But the system is so clever. And so it's got like so many of these layers of [0:32:58] Dave Reilly defense that they're literally just recreating the Tories in reform. Right, right. And literally [0:33:06] Rebecca Hargraves Tory MPs are going over there now. And the right wing press and the Daily Mail and so on, they're all like suddenly they're all right with Raj now. But just like they're all right with [0:33:16] Dave Reilly just like they're all right with Trump now. There's a growing sentiment, of course, across the West that there is no political solution, which I'm happy to see that coming forth. But we've been covering on the show the insane number of riots in the UK. And it seems like even digital IDs in effect would [0:33:33] Rebecca Hargraves not stop this organic movement towards violent reform. And I don't think that they're going to be [0:33:40] Dave Reilly Episode 80 successful in stopping it. Do you think that the British people have had enough? [0:33:46] Rebecca Hargraves Well, when you say the insane number of riots, what do you mean? Well, I mean, I suppose we're not on the ground, so we're just seeing it on Twitter. [0:33:54] Dave Reilly See, this is this is this is the thing though, right? This is a thing. And it's one of the strangest things because if you're an American right winger, all you ever see of Britain is the shit that goes on your timeline, right? Yes. So in your mind, we're literally living in a can of fate. [0:34:10] Rebecca Hargraves Okay. It's like literally I walk down the street and there are rapes going on. You know, is that not happening? Is that what you're saying? It's just like anything. It's just like if I came to [0:34:21] Dave Reilly America and span all day filming in like, you know, in a city Chicago and then presented that as the entire country. Right. Of course. Right. So but the idea that there has been continuous riots is [0:34:36] Rebecca Hargraves not really true. What Southport was, okay, the Southport riot, which was the one that hit all the headlines, is that so, you know, there was this terrible murder, terrible set of murders by this, by this young man who was from a random background. Yes. And the locals, you know, I mean, [0:34:59] Dave Reilly I mean, they call it a riot. A few people kicked over a few bins and things. And what the British [0:35:06] Rebecca Hargraves state did, what Starmer did is he kind of like begged it up into being more than it was and quickly [0:35:13] Dave Reilly put all these people in jail. Right. In like they had these expediated sped up trials and put like a hundred people in jail really quickly and then gave this speech and he called all these people far [0:35:26] Rebecca Hargraves right and things like that. Then what happened is that some people on Twitter said, well, we're going to have more of these protests, some actual riot things. Uh, finally, it was Douglas Murray, Katie Hopkins, who were, you know, Katie Hopkins was kind of unbanned, the steeriously, a couple of weeks beforehand, Tommy, who came back to X as well. Um, but I remember distinctly Katie Hopkins and [0:35:55] Dave Reilly Douglas Murray, they released all these dates, right. They released all these dates. And um, again, I was on Twitter saying, yeah, guys, this is obviously like, it's some sort of gay, like this is [0:36:08] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 obviously some sort of trap. Don't go into this, right. Because this is a set up. You can just [0:36:13] Dave Reilly smell it in my life. Okay. When they're chef, when, when internationally renowned figures, journalists and so on are sharing dates, something's up. And what ended up happening is that the, uh, the kind of [0:36:29] Rebecca Hargraves astroturfed Stanford racism kind of pussy march crowd, you know, the anti racist crowd, um, who obviously just paid by the state, paying up to these, nobody actually turned up to them, apart from like a couple of handful of idiots, right. And so they were outnumbered. The, the racist were outnumbered by the, the anti racist. And then every single, um, newspaper on the same day, and I don't know if [0:36:58] Dave Reilly you're able to be able to find this, right. But it's, it's amazing. Every single newspaper that day, [0:37:04] Rebecca Hargraves right-wing, left-wing, middle, whatever, they all ran the exact same headline saying, uh, anti-racism [0:37:13] Dave Reilly was one, right, showing these kind of astroturfed and to protesters. Um, so that was just obviously, that was obviously the security state, the intelligence services, MI5 kicking in and running this now [0:37:28] Rebecca Hargraves narrative, right, uh, in that moment. Um, see, the thing is, that happened, and then everybody forgot that that happened. This is what winds me up. People just forget, like, stuff that happened a couple of weeks ago, but that only happened last year. I lived through it in real time. Um, and so, fast forward to now, and I mean, have there really been any more riots? There was a, there was a protest outside some migrant hotels, uh, a couple of weeks back, uh, where things started to kick off. Uh, people had been putting up flags. Uh, there was this Tommy rally, which wasn't [0:38:03] Dave Reilly a riot. It was a, it was a, it was a huge rally in London through speech march. I think, um, police said 150,000 people went, which is big. A lot of people said there were more people there, [0:38:14] Rebecca Hargraves 500,000, up to a million. Some people claimed, uh, but that was not a riot. That was just, uh, [0:38:20] Dave Reilly that was just a kind of, kind of rally. And, um, I mean, as I said, the energy builds up to that something like that, and then it dissipates, and then it doesn't go anywhere. Do you find hope in the remigration movement? So, do you have hope in the re re migration movement? So when you say movement, what do you mean? Like people who want, um, it's um, Martin Salmer is kind of the frontman [0:38:50] Rebecca Hargraves in Austria. They've been doing a lot of work in Austria, Germany, France, um, to remigrate a country. I mean, the thing is, um, the, the, the kind of, uh, Episode 80 [0:39:05] Dave Reilly the various rights of these different countries don't really have much contact in any sense. So, [0:39:12] Rebecca Hargraves I'm aware, I think I spoke to him once, Salmer, um, and, uh, you know, I've come across him, but it's like, what they're doing doesn't really marry up to what's happening. What's happening here? It's very much bound up with, kind of, kind of national level, local politics. So it's like, [0:39:33] Dave Reilly yeah, I guess again, you guys sitting in America, you think, oh, well, over in Europe, but you have to remember, like, these are all different countries, Britain, France, Germany, they don't really have much cost over. I was under the impression that these movements in Europe are somewhat united and coordinated. This is untrue. I know Martin works, um, closely with people from Poland, people from Germany, France. [0:40:00] Rebecca Hargraves Yeah, I mean, then there may be, on the continent, on the continent, there may be some coordination [0:40:06] Dave Reilly between some of those, you know, Austrians and Germans say or something like that, but the, [0:40:12] Rebecca Hargraves the British scene, as far as I understand it, doesn't have that much crossover. [0:40:19] Dave Reilly And if I'm honest, the biggest crossover between any of the different groups is the, is the Zionist network, the back's populism in every country. That's the biggest crossover. [0:40:30] Rebecca Hargraves So, you know, like the same, the same people who backed Tommy, you know, maybe there's one up in Canada, there isn't a rebel. Yes, there's islands. You know, they're all over America, of course. And they [0:40:45] Dave Reilly have tentacles in every, you know, build those as another one and they've got their own variants in [0:40:52] Rebecca Hargraves France as well. So I would say that, that, I mean, you can always tell when it's them because there's a very, very strong emphasis on counter G had, like the big focus is always on [0:41:05] Dave Reilly Islam with those people. See, this is why, and of course, they love it just because they love Israel, let's tell you that they love Israel as well. See, this is why we have Cameron camped out over in Central Europe now. He's going to be the one to bring all of these people together. This is why the backlash Episode 80 exists is to create our own version of this that isn't controlled by Zionists. So definitely, do you think that institution of the digital ID is going to basically prevent any future grassroots movement that is anti-immigration? I mean, I honestly think that even without digital ID, the security state almost makes it impossible. Not just here, but in [0:41:51] Rebecca Hargraves America as well. I think that they are, and like they are drawn because politics is all about organization. As soon as any group forms and starts to get organized or starts to look like they're organized, not organizing, they'll be in there. They'll infiltrate it. They'll survey it. They'll [0:42:11] Dave Reilly spy on it. They'll be in there. This is one of the things when people look, I just made a video [0:42:18] Rebecca Hargraves actually on where the forage is a stepping stone to fascism because some people have this idea [0:42:28] Dave Reilly that these populist parties can be like a stepping stone. They can create conditions that you'll then get like a 21st century version of Mussolini or something. But that security state didn't exist, for example, in the Vimar Republic or in Italy before Mussolini came in. You have to understand that our state is built on a single principle never again. The state is an anti-fascist [0:43:03] Rebecca Hargraves state. So it is super vigilant. It is super switched on to anything that looks like it's moving [0:43:10] Dave Reilly in that direction and they'll be in there. What are we supposed to do here? What do we do? [0:43:17] Rebecca Hargraves I mean, it's a tricky one because they are they are pie hot on on that particular thing. [0:43:24] Dave Reilly They are pie hot there. Obviously, I'm not saying don't try to organize politically, but probably the safest way you can do it is just by getting involved in local level politics. Here we have local councils and things, but I would try to do it independently because if it starts to look like a [0:43:51] Rebecca Hargraves big centralized thing, you'll have the eye of sorrow on you. Unless just the reality, that is just the reality of it. This is horribly depressing. I do these where it is. Yes, yes, indeed. I think [0:44:05] Dave Reilly wait a few questions come in for you that we would like to address. We do have a couple. Thank you guys. We only read $10 and up for show length purposes. I'm sorry. Let's sort of run entropy, DeWidget sent $15. I grew increasingly tired of people on the right who are vote believers. They chastise you if you don't vote because they hold this vision in their mind that voting is actually doing something and solving an issue. Yes, exactly. It gets tiring. I do not vote. I vote. Why why bother? Because who's on Episode 80 the local city council and who's on the local school boards and the water district boards and the highway districts? I suppose I should vote locally, but that matters. I don't think I'm ever going to vote for president again. Maybe until 2036, when Nicholas J. Fwentis runs for president, I will vote for him, but I think I'm done voting in presidential elections. What about you, AA? I mean, it doesn't matter. You can vote. I don't know who cares. That's how I feel. Exactly. Let's see. Ryan Hart sent $10. David was going to skip the anti-Christ marathon episode entirely because I've already heard everything Adam Greenberg has to say about my faith. It's both tiresome and easy to repost. Curiosity got the better of me and I wish I hadn't to say I expected more as the understatement of the year. Ryan Hart is very upset with me. He does not think that I gave an adequate defense of the faith. It was two on one. Three on one. It was three on one. I just don't know how I'm going to engage in an argument with people that literally believe that Jesus Christ was a myth. I don't think that. No, no, Adam and Adam and Devon do. Richard Spencer too. I love Richard, but they believe that he is a myth and so there is no winning an argument with somebody unless one side or the other can prove and of course everything that we would have in our arsenal to try to prove that Jesus Christ was real. The letters from Pontius Pilate from Josephus, the Bible itself as historical evidence of Christ's existence, you know, let alone like the establishment of the church and all this. Because they reject that evidence, there's literally no way to win an argument against them so I just didn't really try or care. [0:46:23] Rebecca Hargraves I'm sorry, Ryan Hart. You should blame me. Don't blame Dev. This is my fault. [0:46:27] Dave Reilly Blame the woman. Let's see, over on. I just wanted to say real quick. I'm not a Christian, right? But I've been super into Pontius Pilate recently. Yeah. I really think that the guy who is [0:46:41] Rebecca Hargraves misunderstood and I just think he's a very sympathetic character. I've been very into Pilate. [0:46:48] Dave Reilly Because, you know, someone who studies politics and the Ethereum stuff, if you were in the same spot, probably would have done it as well. Probably would have done the same thing. [0:46:59] Cameron M Yeah. Well, I mean, they were threatening to cause a riot. They were threatening to cause a riot. [0:47:05] Dave Reilly They were going to like call them up. They were calling his loyalty to Caesar into question. They're doing the exact same shit to Pontius Pilate. What they do to our politicians today. Because it's literally the same thing. They were lobbying in Pilate. Yeah. All right. There is this. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Is this the okay? I don't know. I'm trying to find this quote. There was a quote of Pontius Pilate describing Jesus Christ and it's like, holy crap. He sounds awesome. But anyway, yeah, it doesn't matter. Anyway, we are going over to power chat. We got a couple over there. Pacific Northwest Gorilla sent $50. Thank you. We're looking forward to having you want. He sent three juice boxes. Yeah. You got to bring a fuck bin when you come out here, man. Do you know what the fuck bins are? They're pretty cool. He likes sells them on his website and you pay 15 bucks and you either get like a really cool piece of military surplus gear [0:48:04] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 or a can of beans. Oh, you don't know what you're going to get. They're called fuck bins. It's pretty [0:48:11] Dave Reilly cool. Anyway, we are looking forward to that. We've got a big month lined up for October kicking it off strong. Of course, you're with academic agent. But track groups and $10 on rumble academic agent have you ridden a horse? Why do people not do logistics check up on these policies? The aristocratic utensil likes to talk about you have you talked with him. That was like three questions. So first, have you ridden a horse? I have not ridden on a horse. Really? No. But you're so delightfully British. [0:48:41] Rebecca Hargraves I find that impossible. You haven't bloomed any croquet. Yeah. I've never done any horse riding. Not a few girls are right. My horse is back in the day. All of them insane. [0:48:54] Dave Reilly And what else? What else do you ask? Logistics check on policy. I've never talked to him, [0:49:01] Rebecca Hargraves but I interact with him on Twitter quite often and I've watched a few of his videos as well. [0:49:07] Dave Reilly He seems like a good guy. South African guy, right? Aristocratic utensil. I am unsure. [0:49:12] Rebecca Hargraves I am also unsure. Although I think I'm subbed to him. [0:49:16] Dave Reilly Thunderstorm nine sent $10 on rumble. Industrialists wrote books on 20-minute cities and token currency plans at the turn of the century. These books are not part of required reading at university like King Gillette book The City. Okay. Well, I mean, the thing is, I mean, it's going to sound odd, but you know, all these books here, I've got the Army. This is Thomas Carlisle. [0:49:42] Rebecca Hargraves One of Curtis Yavins heroes, right? He had this idea, Carlisle, he was like, look, the catalysts class [0:49:53] Dave Reilly are letting us down, right, with all this laissez-faire nonsense. They're absentee landlords. They need to take control of the ship of state. They need to steer things. And they need to step up and be the new aristocrats, right? So just like people used to have [0:50:12] Rebecca Hargraves social bonds with their lords in a feudal village, right? He wanted industrialists to be the new [0:50:21] Dave Reilly captains of industry. And some people did actually take this idea on board. I'm not sure if Gillette was one, but Bourneville certainly was one. And they made these beautiful looking, they built houses for Episode 80 their workers, and Henry Ford was into this sort of stuff as well. [0:50:40] Rebecca Hargraves Henry Ford, he built a lot of stuff for Detroit before it was wrecked, hospitals and he set up schools and newspapers as well, which I'm sure you're aware of. But the idea of the captain of [0:50:58] Dave Reilly industry or of the industrialist genuinely acting as that kind of local aristocrat type thing is not on the face of it, bad. Neither is the 15-minute city when you really start to think about it. You know, you live in a town, everybody you know is within 15 minutes, you're in a community, right? The only problem is, is that our current elites are evil, right? But the actual notion of it getting back to something like authentic feudal life or something where people actually have a community, they care about each other, they have genuine social bonds, I wouldn't just dismiss it out of hand because it sounds a bit dark or whatever. There's some good ideas in there for, you know, for me on the center left, and indeed for you right this other. Well, would you have that up here? There is this funny article you reminded me of it. Henry Ford would replace gold with energy currency and stop wars. This was an article from like the 1920s. I just think it's funny. I think Henry Ford would have been a big supporter of Bitcoin. Did you think so? Did you have to shoehorn that and you're probably right? Absolutely, I had to. Well, I had to. The question talked about token and currency plans and stuff, and I agree with the 15-minute city thing. I mean, I went on this pilgrimage once to Spain. We did the Camino Santiago over to Compostela and we got like air dropped into a little town called Surria and we walked like 120 kilometers, you know, and it was interesting because it's like basically every 10 miles you had a city. So you could do a day of walking and walk from one city to another, you know, and spend the night, but it was always reasonable. Like you could actually get from one place to another without a car. Right. And the way that it was all laid out where you have these dense city centers. And then as you kind of go out from the city, it becomes more and more rural. And then within 10 miles, you're meeting a new city and it kind of does it. Again, the car is really fucked everything up, especially in America. Yes. Sargent hotel sent $10 is the GAE Global List American Empire, still a proper acronym for the United States. Yes. Absolutely. GAE or Zog, either or interchangeable. Seriously. [0:53:24] Rebecca Hargraves Well, I mean, I wrote an article years ago, in fact, called What is the GAE? What is the GAE? What is the GAE? And I'm in there, I explain why I prefer that to the other one that you mentioned. [0:53:39] Dave Reilly I have to say that in the past, or I'll really since, well, since what happened in Gaza, in Israel, 10th, 10th, 7th, and really since Trump has come in, it's just become like a lot of questions have been answered. I think things that we couldn't quite work out from outside, [0:54:05] Rebecca Hargraves things that we debated over, I think a lot of those questions have now been answered. And I would say yes, the American, the American kind of power system, the military industrial complex [0:54:20] Dave Reilly as it does seem like it just answers, like it just does, you know, who's bidding. Of course. And it's now so naked, so ridiculously naked that they have these conversations on [0:54:33] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 extremely mainstream shows. You know, it's this is like stuff that we, you know, would think about, [0:54:43] Dave Reilly or you know, five years ago, all of those questions have been answered. It's just so naked in your face at the moment, you know, literally with netting, you know, telling you to your face what's happening. What's the latest Tucker Carlson? I mean, it's just, I was just going to bring that up. Last night, [0:55:01] Rebecca Hargraves Tucker Carlson did release an episode with Jeffrey Sachs, seriously, about an hour and a half long. [0:55:07] Dave Reilly You should wish. Okay. Yeah. So he also worked for like George Soros. He's kind of like a leftist. But it is interesting. I mean, to good episode, I mean, Tucker still does this thing where he makes these carve out like, oh, the real anti-Semites. And it's like, buddy, there are no real anti-Semites. That's the whole point is like, that's fake. I mean, maybe there are, but the whole point is like, like, I got, when we all got canceled, it was for the same thing that Tucker's engaging in now. You know, and so what? Maybe we're 10 years down the line. It doesn't make us a real anti-Semite. I'm a real anti-Semite. I guess. I don't know. I just six or one, but I, of course, condemn all big [0:55:52] Rebecca Hargraves a tree. You're legally required. I, yes. I mean, terrible what happened today. I heard about this. [0:56:01] Dave Reilly There was a car terrorist attack in Manchester, I guess. A couple people are dead. Some, somebody has driven a car into a synagogue. Yeah. I think I was, I think I was [0:56:14] Rebecca Hargraves stabbing involved as well. Oh, really? Yeah, the police, well, I'm not actually sure if we know who it was yet, but certainly it looks like it may be, it may be, you know, a messenger from the religion of peace. But, you know, you have to remember that the true spirits of Manchester is the, that we don't [0:56:40] Dave Reilly look back at Anger. Don't look back at Anger because that's what happened. If you remember, [0:56:46] Rebecca Hargraves oh, we remember. If you remember, everybody got their candles out. Yes. And they're a racist song out and don't look back at Anger. So that's what my immediate response [0:56:59] Dave Reilly today, you know, because they're, well, it's good imagine the rhetoric is quite different now. [0:57:05] Rebecca Hargraves Right. But to come back to the, the Jeffrey Sachs thing, I do think there's quite serious, um, you know, so tactical consideration to make when it comes to this topic. [0:57:19] Dave Reilly Episode 80 If you have a look in history, when it comes to this particular group that we're talking about, [0:57:25] Rebecca Hargraves they have always made vertical relationships with power. Okay. It was, you know, they were there on [0:57:32] Dave Reilly the, um, as guests of the king in many, many cases. I watched a guy a year ago called Leon Vice Lighter, who, who talked very openly about this. In fact, you can still watch it now because it blows my mind that this was, it was the Atlantic magazine. And the conversation was, should [0:57:51] Rebecca Hargraves you use leave Europe and Leon Vice Lighter was one of, one of the speakers. Um, and, uh, do you know what he said, right? And in the course of that stream, uh, the last question was, [0:58:03] Dave Reilly what should the last two do before he made Europe? And he said, yeah, he said, this was radicalizing moment. This is the time. This is the point that I've told you about this before because Millennial was sent this to me in 2016. And I became a turbo anti-Semite after I decided. Well, I mean, I, I remember it too. And what was, what was stunning about that is, is I also happened to have seen him in a different context when he was talking to a French nationalist [0:58:34] Rebecca Hargraves and basically berating her for not being a liberal. And then he went on that stream and when he was like, and he was literally, you know, as s no narcissistic, as you can imagine. But anyway, there's a serious point here, which is that, um, you know, he said, well, they've always made vertical relationships with power, okay? But when you look at every time the things have gone wrong, [0:59:01] Dave Reilly it is because of an un, an un principled exception or a schmicky in exception, if you want to prove [0:59:08] Rebecca Hargraves that way, that is made specifically for them, like a special privilege. IE, there's one law that applies to everybody else and a different law that applies to them, okay? And, and this, as I have it, I'm getting people's backs up and it starts to piss people off. And it's actually when [0:59:28] Dave Reilly you start to look into expulsions in history, this is, this is what has happened, okay? I would, I was [0:59:34] Rebecca Hargraves reading about Stalin, I've been into Stalin the past few months and actually finding out that some [0:59:41] Dave Reilly of the things that we think about Stalin may not be true. A lot of the things we think about Stalin came from Trotsky, right? You went to New York. But if you have a look at what happened in the Episode 80 [0:59:53] Rebecca Hargraves Soviet Union, same issue started occurring. Of course, under communism, everybody has to be the same, [0:59:59] Dave Reilly everybody's a comrade, it's all about equality, it's all about everybody being the same. But [1:00:07] Rebecca Hargraves special carve out, special privileges, special, and of course, Stalin being a true, true socialist to communist, he was like, well, I can't have this, you know? So, when it comes to, somebody like Jeffrey Sachs, and when it comes to this current split that we have between hardcore Zionists, rights and people like Max Blumenthal, Dave Smith and Jeffrey Sachs, I actually think it would be a mistake not to kind of ally with them at this moment, because the world that they are trying to move towards, right? The world of Dave Smith and Jeffrey Sachs and Blumenthal is a world where this [1:00:52] Dave Reilly special carve out, right? If you think about what they're actually talking about, they're talking about a system where they have to follow the same rules as everybody else, which has never actually been achieved in any of these other systems. Whereas Zionists want this world where we all like to live in gay world, right? They get to live in whatever it is that Israel is at the moment, okay? And everybody notices, hold on a second, you guys are like insane religious, fanatic old ethno-nationalists over here, and we all have to live by a different set of rules over here. So what I'm saying is, at this moment, I think it's, I mean, you know, the most realistic thing to do aim for, is a world where finally, [1:01:43] Rebecca Hargraves if I put this, they kind of just join everybody else not having the special could just be the same as everyone else, right? No. No, no, of course not. If I had a quarter for every time I trusted a Jew and they reverted to type, even Max Blumenthal has done it on numerous occasions. I consistently regret trusting Jews even if they're singing my tune because they always fail me, they always fail me. [1:02:09] Dave Reilly I think that we should have a strict no-Jews policy under any circumstances. Well, I think when it comes to power and like elected office and like being representatives, yeah, I would agree with that, but at the same time, I do think it is, it is infuriating to Zionists to tweet out a video of Jeffrey Sachs, basically saying all the exact same things that we say. Like it is, it is helpful rhetorically for the argument, but then like we're not going to make Jeffrey Sachs president. Yes, but this is what we did with Candace Owens. We allowed her in the movement because we were like, all right, she's going to shift the overgin window in our favor and [1:02:47] Rebecca Hargraves then she takes over this sector of the right with her slot pedaling and this is what these Jews are [1:02:53] Dave Reilly going to do. They're going to come into the movement with things that we find appealing that we agree [1:02:57] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 with and then once they have powered, they will revert to type and undo everything. We have to be more staunch here about our standards for people that have opinions that everybody's listening to. [1:03:07] Dave Reilly Well, there is something that I was kind of wondering about. I was on the phone actually with the Sam Parker last night for about an hour and we were kind of wondering out loud and talking about the idea of like, okay, so what if Tucker Carlson is actually backed by Yesha Teed? Do you know it? Yesha Teed, it's the number two party in Israel when it comes to elected representation in the Knesset. They are definitely like center left. They are opposed to the Netanyahu regime. So it is kind of interesting to wonder about that. So is Yesha Teed perhaps backing these types of people like Jeffrey Sachs and Tucker Carlson, maybe even Candace Owens? It's a pressure release valve because they have to address these problems. No, they want BB Netanyahu out and they want Yaya Lapid in. Right, but they also want to normalize seemingly the center right Jewish opinions. I'm not interested in that. Yeah, I don't know. I'm throwing it out there. I don't think I've ever heard anybody in remotely alleged that an association but go ahead. [1:04:14] Rebecca Hargraves I guess what I guess what I'm saying is, okay, all right, you may have a menu of stuff you'd want a preference scale on a brother that way, okay. But there's quite a reality gap between where you are now and utopian-based world, whatever that would look like. And what I'm saying is as a kind of a [1:04:40] Dave Reilly medium short to medium term goal, wouldn't it be, wouldn't it, you know, a first step towards that [1:04:48] Rebecca Hargraves just to be to end the unprincipled exception, the carve out, right, as a kind of realistic achievable goal for the here and now, ending that special carve out. So if Israelis to continue [1:05:06] Dave Reilly to exist, it doesn't exist as this kind of insane, kind of war-mongering imperial project, whatever it is, it just becomes another country like Belgium or something, you know, which has the same rules, [1:05:25] Rebecca Hargraves same norms, etc. And also within American politics, you don't get this special carve out for a perk [1:05:34] Dave Reilly and so on. They also have to be just the same as every other group, just stop the exception. [1:05:42] Rebecca Hargraves And I think that is actually from where we are right now, an achievable short-term goal. What happens after that? You can then debate, like let's just try to do that one bit. I know that Rebecca, you're more maximalist, you want to go further, but- [1:05:57] Dave Reilly Well, I just don't believe that Jews can do that because Israel is a Jewish state and they believe more fervently than any other religion that their gods chosen people and they hate Gentiles. Episode 80 [1:06:08] Rebecca Hargraves I don't think- I think that the carve out instead of eliminating one, you would create one [1:06:13] Dave Reilly where supposed right-wing Jews could be subversive. There is no world in which Israel will accept the terms of other nations where they'll want to be like other nations or, you know, except if we put restrictions on them, it's never going to happen. They believe their gods chosen people, they believe that we are subhuman, they will never do this. Well, I think that the issue is that if we were able to cut out the carve out that they currently have, if we were able to restrain APAC, you know, and fix the counterintelligence problem that we have in the country to the religious Zionists and the people in Likud, they view that as an existential threat in and of itself and so they would begin to counteract that to a point that would bring about the end of the state of Israel itself. You see what I'm saying? Because they think it is an existential problem, they would never allow that to happen. So I guess I'm saying- I agree with what academic agent is saying and is, you know, suggesting that we would shoot for, but I think that in doing that, it would cause a reaction from the Zionists that would inevitably undo their own thing altogether. But what about the concept that is so innate to Jews of Jewish spiritual supremacy? Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm saying is- But there's no one doing that. No. So it's not about the state of Israel. No. It's about the Jewish nation. [1:07:51] Rebecca Hargraves Just imagine for a second though, you put Max Blumenthal, Jeffrey Sykes and Dave Smith in charge of [1:07:58] Dave Reilly Israel, it would be a lot more of an normal country than it is under Netanyahu as an example. [1:08:04] Rebecca Hargraves Because you- so there is a kind of, you know, maybe you see the thing is, if this exception is [1:08:12] Dave Reilly ended, the one that I'm talking about, it may be such an existential problem, not only for Israel, [1:08:19] Rebecca Hargraves but for power structure that is built up in America itself. But it would almost be like a kind of [1:08:25] Dave Reilly mini-revolution or something in how things have worked, right? Now, then we've got another problem, because I always say there are two- there are two problems, right? One is that- one is this Zionist thing we've all been talking about recently. The other one is the other thing we were talking [1:08:43] Rebecca Hargraves about, Tony Blair and Digital ID and the globalists, the Davos lot, the people with those dark, you know, the people with the dark, globalist plans, and that's a different issue, I think. But so I [1:08:58] Dave Reilly think about this in a very different way from a lot of people, because once you study this question and these people that you're talking about, you realize that it always comes down to this Episode 80 [1:09:13] Rebecca Hargraves Harvard, okay? Well, when you think about that, that is quite petty in a way. If your ambition is always to get this little bit of special privilege for yourself, that's quite a small goal. Whereas the globalist issue, like a man like Tony Blair or Clash Schwab or any of the Bill Gates, [1:09:35] Dave Reilly right, this is a more distinctly European problem. Oswald Spengler calls it [1:09:42] Rebecca Hargraves Persianism, right? This idea that everybody has to live by all of the same rules, [1:09:48] Dave Reilly everywhere, everywhere in the world, has to be the same way. And Spengler argued that this is something that is intrinsic to Europeans, this Persianism, this kind of love of an abstract ideal, whether it was, you know, back in the days of Gregory VII and Crusade and things like that, or now in today's form, it comes out as globalism and values and all this sort of stuff. [1:10:18] Rebecca Hargraves That's a separate fight. But we can't really have that fight until we deal with it. Like a lot of [1:10:24] Dave Reilly people in the current moment think, you can use a Zionist to bring down the globalists. No. I think it has to be the other way, right? Like the Zionists are an issue, but it's almost like a kind of sub-boss, and then the globalists are the end-boss. If that makes any sense. No, I understand what you're saying. Using the globalists to dismantle the Zionists and then once they're gone, then, you know, getting globalism. But then you may have the same issue with globalism. We don't know. It's kind of, but that definitely does seem to be where things are going, right? I mean, you look at France, you look at Spain, you look at a lot of these European countries, they're recognizing Palestine, they're cutting off arms shipments to Israel. And so it does seem like the globalists in Europe are anti-Israel and they're kind of winning right now. In the current moment, for example, you meant like we, like you, the rightist is meant to hate Greta Thunberg. You meant to hate Greta Thunberg because she's an evil leftist. At this moment, [1:11:28] Rebecca Hargraves I think it's good to just get behind Greta. She's actually, Greta Thunberg is actually doing the [1:11:34] Dave Reilly true Palestinian, European thing. She's like a modern crusader going over there, bringing values to an unprincipled Middle Eastern tribe in a classic European way. And you see that this is it because by doing that, you deny there the frame that they want, the frame that the modern incarnation of TPUSA want you to be like, oh, you know, say whatever it is, but at least they took out Greta Thunberg and whatever, like I see people make those sort of jokes. Just deny their frames whenever you can. And if it means in the short term, having to do stuff like that, that's fine [1:12:16] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 because like in my view, this current moment, the situation as it is right now, they've never been [1:12:24] Dave Reilly more unpopular. They've never been. So all I should just be on, make any alliances you can, [1:12:29] Rebecca Hargraves whether it's Dave Smith or Jeffrey Sachs or whatever, tell that problem is dealt with. And then, [1:12:34] Dave Reilly once that's dealt with, we can go back to, you know, I agree. I tend to agree with them. I think so. We have a few more super chats here to get to. Book track groups and $10 on rumble. Academic agent have the British people been able to build families. It seems British people has to meet in secret like home churches, hire more euros, blonde to bring to America. While I mean, just like a country, the marriage is declined and birth rate has been going down. But it's not, it's not that people like [1:13:18] Rebecca Hargraves the real thing behind that is just women in work. Women are encouraged to go to university, get a corporate job. And they're not actually, people don't start families until they're in their 30s. That's the, that's the total trouble back in the day. People would have kids when they were 20. I mean, [1:13:38] Dave Reilly I remember being 18 and some, like it was really taboo when I was growing up to be like a teenage mother with like a massive group put on it. And it was just like, oh, what? You have to keep [1:13:51] Rebecca Hargraves wrecking your life and all this or a stuff. But now, of course, people are starting families way too late. Then they can only have one or two kids. And, you know, it comes with other issues. It's increased [1:14:04] Dave Reilly chance at miscarriage when you're older. All of these things, I'm sure, your audience know about, that's that's really the, that's really the issue. It's, it's women in work, women in work in their [1:14:15] Rebecca Hargraves most fertile years. Of course. And of course, then, there's, I mean, this is a huge problem, [1:14:23] Dave Reilly not just for Britain, but for every country. Women who reach 40, they slab-nade kids, they're not married, [1:14:30] Rebecca Hargraves they're working as a journalist or something. And then they have to kind of justify it like they have to come up with copes. Actually, I'm really happy. I've married myself to all this sort of stuff. [1:14:41] Dave Reilly You know it's a cop, right? But it's still then sold and younger people read it. So it's a self, Episode 80 [1:14:47] Rebecca Hargraves it's a self perpetuating problem. And I honestly don't know what the answer is, answer to it is, [1:14:54] Dave Reilly because then there's a imbalance you can get below replacement birth rate. And that drives mass immigration, of course, because then the people like Elon Musk and capitalist, oh, hold on a second, the line's going to go down. We need more people. And then governments will like, well, okay, let's bring in another six million, ten million people. Of course. It's a disaster, really, the disaster. Was that the last one? No, sorry, I was looking at my phone and I shouldn't have been looking at my phone. I should be heading the game. Cage, motion, Jero, how do I say this? I don't know, I took my glasses off. Kagi, motion, Jero. Man, can you guys come up with some normal news or names? Help Dave out, please. Like, you know, I don't know, I was just trying to launch mommy, milkers, moms, mommy, milkers. There's a good name. Anyway, Cage, motion, Jero sent $10 on rumble. Glad to see you've been following up on CRS academic agent. Looks like that has now ended. Any independent Zionist free organization would need severe internal screening to be viable. Yeah, what he's talking about here is this community relation service. This was a group I believe they were even deployed after Charlotte'sville. This was like a federal group that would go around to a town where like if folks say a black guy stabs a white woman in the neck, CRS would be deployed to hold rallies and counseling to try and make sure that white people didn't get pissed off. And this has been defunded. This has been defunded according to the document. Was this deployed after Austin Metcalfe? No, this was deployed like in the 1960s. Oh, I thought that there was some sort [1:16:36] Rebecca Hargraves of nonprofit organization that was going around for the Austin Metcalfe and similar situations, [1:16:41] Dave Reilly Molly Tibbitt's giving the family talking points. Yeah, that might have been this. I do remember community relation service was involved with Charlotte'sville and the wake that followed from that, but maybe academic agent news more. Yeah, the reason he's brought that up is because I made a video [1:16:57] Rebecca Hargraves on it. And then after making that video, I went on our own McIntyre show and there was a, you know, [1:17:04] Dave Reilly we were able, we and some of my buddies in America were able to get it on the radar of people [1:17:11] Rebecca Hargraves like Rufo and the Trump administration and so on. So in a weird way, we kind of made it happen. [1:17:17] Dave Reilly Based on how I was pleased with that because it means like, you know, at least they haven't wasted the past 10 years, at least I got rid of that scumbag service. And I tell you why, if you read the book that it was actually written by two of the original guys who were part of it. And before you ask, yes, every single one of them was. But I mean, it's like honestly, the entire history of civil rights [1:17:44] Rebecca Hargraves Episode 80 is closely man-managed. They let nothing to chance at all. Yes, basically ensuring that the African-American [1:17:53] Dave Reilly community stayed on the Martin Luther King reservation and never went Malcolm X basically. Right. [1:18:00] Rebecca Hargraves And then of course, but then, but also covering up crimes that against white people and many, [1:18:07] Dave Reilly many other things that they do as well. Yeah. And of course, when Martin Luther King started the signal that he himself was going to be leaving the reservation. And I guess recognizing the the struggle for Palestinian rights. What happened? Well, he got shot by a lone wolf shooter that's, you know, a very reminiscent of what happened to Charlie Kirk, which is NJFK and RFK and all these weird lone wolf shooters. It just happened to pop up. And, you know, that was another thing Sam and I were talking about too is like, you know, it's, I don't think Israel killed Charlie. But when you look at it from different lenses, like for sure, the, the angle of like Israel killed Charlie Kirk because he was about to break off and do his own thing. No. That, that obviously is disproven. I think at this point, like that angle of it. But when you do look at what was Charlie Kirk doing, he had a strong centralized outfit that he operated as a kingmaker. People that wanted to run for office needed to go through Charlie, right? And that's not true anymore. It didn't bribe Lin or [1:19:14] Rebecca Hargraves whatever that homo's name is. Just show up to a bunch of turning point events. Yeah, he got annoying himself. Yeah, he got brought in. I don't know. I'm starting to think the TV USA was not the influential network that it's been. Do you know anybody that's been seriously when you compare it to [1:19:33] Dave Reilly the other organizations that are on the ground, like college Republicans or the young Republicans, there were more chapters of TPUSA, more members of TPUSA. The budget was 50 times bigger. It was, you know, a hefty organization. I don't know. I just don't have the intellectual energy to just get so post about it. No, I know, I know. We should bring Sam on. He lays it out well. Okay, we got a couple more. Ten dollars in up. I know. What is this? I already pressed the button. [1:20:04] Rebecca Hargraves I have the night because we, I remember I saw it. I know, I know. Okay. [1:20:09] Dave Reilly Aiden Paladin is premiering on YouTube. How hard times make strong men? The Thrivers, Willard hypothesis blonde. You would like this data. That's your homework for the week. [1:20:19] Rebecca Hargraves Aiden Paladin is excellent. She is an excellent female YouTuber. There, I said something. No e-girls. Never. Listen, I know I said all those things about Jews just a minute, but if we're going [1:20:34] Dave Reilly Episode 80 to make exceptions for women, she is one of them. Okay. We're making exceptions for women now on [1:20:40] Rebecca Hargraves this podcast. You guys were just talking about making exceptions for Jews. I think we can make a few [1:20:45] Dave Reilly exceptions for women. Okay. Haven't helped us. Kage Mushinjuro, go ahead. I think Aiden Paladin, I mean, I met a couple of times. I think she's pretty severely autistic, which helps. That's great. Yeah. Yeah. Women that are autistic, not bad. My wife, a little autistic, a little on the spectrum. She's great. I'm ADD, so it works together. Autism plus ADD equals superpowers. Kage Mushinjuro sent $10. How do you think bricks comes into play in the Western economic policies of the future using blockchain allows Eastern countries to separate from Western dependency, or are they forever dependent also? Is that a question to me? Yes. Apparently. I believe so. Was it about crypto? Was it or? It was about bricks and how do you think bricks comes into play in the Western economic policies of the future using blockchain allows Eastern countries to separate from Western dependency, or are they forever dependent also? No, I think that if it gets going, they'll come a moment where America is not able to keep the dollar supremacy going. That's an [1:21:57] Rebecca Hargraves error at some point in the future. I mean, unless you believe the American Empire will last forever. That day will come at some point. It will probably come sooner. [1:22:13] Dave Reilly If America doesn't cut off Israel soon, I think America is torturing its credibility, its moral legitimacy, and everything else in the eyes of not just the world, [1:22:24] Rebecca Hargraves but its own people for Israel. It's a crisis point, and if Trump won't do it, maybe the next president will. But that point is going to come. I think we're toast. I think we're there. Gavin Newsom [1:22:40] Dave Reilly save us. Get out of here. Yeah, really. He's the face of Satan. I understand this is a mean, but he looks like the Joker. He does. He looks like the Joker. Beautiful white family. Thunderstorm $9.10. Can and I didn't fight their enemies. They kill them. They use the tactic. Arma, instead of fighting, they disguise and infiltrate. We Europeans have to stop projecting our sensibilities onto others. This is a problem that we have, particularly libertarians. We have to accept the reality of the people that surround us. I was talking to my friend the other day, [1:23:17] Rebecca Hargraves how I have a seething hatred of certain groups. He's like, that's so pointless. You need to accept certain groups as though they're animals that are just doing what their biological imperative is. You need to think more logically about this because you're making emotional decisions based upon your hatred. Just be like, this group of people acts this way. They're destined to always [1:23:38] Dave Reilly act this way and look at it unemotionally. That is helping me change my perspective a little bit because I am governed by hatred. Yeah, you should work on that. Should I, though? Yeah. It's my armor. Episode 80 [1:23:51] Rebecca Hargraves No. I can't remember who it was though. I was watching recently, but they said something like, look, you've got to stop thinking that, oh, they wouldn't do that, surely. You wouldn't do that. Right. They might. They might. That is a difficulty because a lot of the times, [1:24:19] Dave Reilly I put it like, just a sheer goal. Just a sheer like, oh, I can't believe they've gone there, type of thing. Because it just wouldn't even occur to most normal people. [1:24:33] Rebecca Hargraves I'm not necessarily only just talking about them either. A lot of the white people, [1:24:45] Dave Reilly America, and European, British, in power are psychos. A lot of people who find themselves in positions of power now aren't normal. They don't have a normal moral compass. So they're prepared to do things in good to go places, but most people wouldn't. And it's kind of like, you know, it can get the mind boggling at levels of evil is what I'm saying. But you cannot apply, [1:25:11] Rebecca Hargraves when you're studying power, you can't apply like a normal morality to it at all. [1:25:17] Dave Reilly Yeah. No, I agree. I mean, they're literally talking about openly nuking Israel. Jonathan Pollard, specifically, we talked about this in the show last night, openly talking about nuking their neighbors as they are starving the gods and children and the women and the civilians. They're out there calling, you know, altar boys at the local Catholic church terrorists. So yeah, these people, they have no limits. They have no moral, nothing stopping them from doing whatever we might consider heinous. And it is important because it's real. And I do feel like a lot of, you know, we watch a lot of content online, you know, blood sports, e internet. And we do kind of forget that like there are just people out there that will just kill you. Yeah. And that's kind of like, where we're at. That is where we're at. I do, I do, I mean, again, I don't want to sound like a cut here. All right. But I do think, I do think that because I mean, there was a lot of talk of [1:26:11] Rebecca Hargraves Erica Kirk and forgiveness and being strong in Jesus and things like that, right recently. [1:26:17] Dave Reilly I do think it is dangerous to be too, too overly focused on your own kind of feelings of, hatred, you want to put it that way. Or like, if you're completely consumed with wanting to destroy the enemy, right? In a weird way, you give that enemy power, right? Because what you focus [1:26:45] Rebecca Hargraves on, you give power to, right? I don't want to sound like kind of woo or something, but there's, there is a, there is a kind of esoteric truth to this. And I've had to learn it over many years. [1:26:56] Dave Reilly Episode 80 If you let, because, you know, what, if you've been doing this long enough, you'll have people who belong you, you'll have people who betray you, you'll have people who, you know, have been docks and all sorts of bad things that may happen to you. You can get these [1:27:09] Rebecca Hargraves feelings of revenge and these feelings of hatred and all these sorts of things. If you let those [1:27:17] Dave Reilly consume you in a, in a weird way, you'll give it, you're giving those people power. Yes. So there is a, so there is a, there is a strength in being able to just let it go or just say, like, [1:27:31] Rebecca Hargraves actually, you don't have that power over me. I am in control of that. You know, and this is why I always tell people to read Julius Evela, right? Because especially if they're not Christian, right? [1:27:44] Dave Reilly You can, you can get this strength through faith or through the Bible or something like that. But if you want an orientation, Evela is a good person to get a start in how to just be stoked, like how to find that in a strength and stoicism and sense of control and peace. But hatred is so highly motivating and retribution is cathartic. It feels so good to get revenge on people. Yeah, yeah. I mean, what I'm saying is that it can kind of, it takes your soul, [1:28:28] Rebecca Hargraves peace, meal, I understand what you're saying. Yeah. I mean, again, maybe Evela won't be that good for you though, because you're a woman. Yeah. And that is true. I don't know. I don't know that I [1:28:40] Dave Reilly even, it's like a leopard changing in spots. I'm not sure that I could even turn into a stoic person. If you stare into the abyss, the abyss will stare into you. It's pretty close to what he said. Something to that effect. Recusings and $15 AA for the British English anti-globalist movement to succeed. Does it need to separate itself from US politics? It seems to me that the lessons learned from US politics don't apply in Britain. And attention is a diversion that acts like [1:29:09] Rebecca Hargraves containment. Yeah. I mean, I've been saying for years that people have to de-americanize the Americanized their brains, their thinking. Again, Evela is a good start because if you understand [1:29:26] Dave Reilly what he's saying, America as a nation founded exactly on the opposite of European tradition. [1:29:34] Rebecca Hargraves But better or for worse, that is what it is. And it's going to lead to all the things that we've [1:29:41] Dave Reilly Episode 80 seen. Liberalism and relaxation of social value and all these sorts of things. I know a lot of people disagree with this, but my view is that it's going to like Americanism as an ideology is inherently radical and anti-traditional, anti-European tradition in particular. And if you have a look at what's [1:30:10] Rebecca Hargraves happened since we've all come under the American Empire, they try to make every nation a kind of miniature version of itself, like a propositional nation that is found built on immigrants and all this [1:30:23] Dave Reilly were stuff like the same lies. I mean, these things are necessarily true of America, but this is what [1:30:29] Rebecca Hargraves America has become for one reason or another. And now it's rolled out. And so every other country has [1:30:36] Dave Reilly have it share of race problems and all the rest of it. So yeah, I do think that the best thing anybody can do, whether they're America or not, is to de-americanize their mind. And by that, I mean, getting rid of absolute poison, like libertarianism, for example. Indeed. Like a tiny idea that you can find order through anarchy. Yeah, you find order through order. I would also I would suggest also that light switch brain is something that needs to be removed from people's brains because we're seeing that on with what's going on now with like this whole Palestine thing. I don't know what you're talking about. Light switch brain? Oh, it's like often on thinking or black and white thinking. Black and white. But it's basically just like, you know, I don't know, I don't even know what a, okay, so like a form of light switch brain thinking is like, okay, you're a Democrat, you're for abortion. Therefore, I'm going to go vote Republican. And so then you vote for the Zionist as opposed to the anti-Zionist. So they take these polarizing issues and then make it on or off. So just a lack of nuance and thinking. There's no way to get any kind of nuance and thinking or it's like, you know, yeah, the Palestinian, pro-Palestinian people, their communists, therefore, they're bad, whatever. Yeah, light switch brain thinking can be very problematic. And I think that's like a uniquely American thing that has happened. And I've seen it introduced in European politics. That was Arthur Finkelstein that came up with light switch brain thinking for the Ronald Reagan campaign in the 1980s. Anywho, I think we have one last super chat. I lied. We do. We do. Never mind. Soger City's in five dollars on entropy. Can we talk about Alex Criner's hypothesis, which is that the city of London and the old British Empire is just ahead of LGDO and America as the most insidious power. Israel is a US puppet, etc. Alex Criner just steeped. Absolutely. I mean, I did a whole stream with my buddy Horus looking at that. I mean, come on. Yeah. It's just rubbish. Yeah. Well, I think that does [1:32:59] Rebecca Hargraves wrap it up for superchance. Mr. Academic Agent, where can people find you? I take it back. We just got one. [1:33:05] Dave Reilly Okay. Son of a bitch. They do this. They like to do this. They like to, like, this is from rip trickle in. Our congress trader. Our congress trader. 10 dollars before you presume to stand in defense of our faith, you should marshal your arguments and do it in the justice that God demands. Exactly the same comment that Ryan Hart made. He might be talking to me because I'm basically a Catholic in name only. Yeah. You ganged up on me with the I did it for for a really good reason. And that's that it was very funny. I don't want to argue with spiritual retards. If they want to believe something, ask and I like Jesus didn't exist. I disagree with them there. Yeah. Okay. On mass is pertaining to Catholicism. I refer Episode 80 to the Pope. [1:33:57] Rebecca Hargraves I accept his thoughts. I think he says he's Catholicism. [1:34:04] Dave Reilly Here I hold on. I'm pulling up your YouTube accounts now. By the way, you see, he blessed ISE yesterday. So immigration and custom enforcement is going to be hitting the streets harder than ever rounding up illegals. The Pope did something. Look at that. He blessed ISE. Academic Agent, where can people [1:34:22] Rebecca Hargraves find you? So I'm on YouTube Academic Agent. I'm on Twitter as well as you saw I'm on Substack and [1:34:33] Dave Reilly the my own name, which is Neymar Farveen. You can find me on Substack now. I recently joined my name [1:34:38] Rebecca Hargraves on there. I have a I have a course where I have a site where I sell courses called the Academic Agency. There's a sale on at the moment. Shredder. Shredder. Shredder. It gets you 25 percent off because I'm obsessed with compost at the moment. You got to get that fast for us. So compost. [1:34:58] Dave Reilly It's gone 40 degrees. I need to get up to 60 degrees. So I'll see us that. I know you guys use [1:35:03] Rebecca Hargraves Fahrenheit. 60 as it says. Kind of chilly. I don't know. Thank you so much for joining us. That [1:35:08] Dave Reilly was a great discussion. We really appreciate it. Cheers guys. Cheers. Amazing. Amazing. Let's do a few ads. [1:35:17] Rebecca Hargraves Yes. Shredder. promo code. Shredder. Shredder. Shredder. That's sad. [1:35:27] Dave Reilly Really? Yeah. I haven't seen the ad. We do have to give thanks to our sponsors. One of them being Antelope Hill Publishing. America's premiered dissident book publisher. They're fighting to keep history alive amidst a regime of anti-white censorship and to publish a new generation of dissident radical and right-wing researchers, philosophers, polemicists, and writers. 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By the way, do you see Candice Owens has like a, some sort of competing talent brand that supports her? What a bitch. Yes. So definitely buy a Idaho talent. Is it for melanated skin? I bet it is. Don't want to get ashy, do we? [1:43:28] Rebecca Hargraves Oh, God. [1:43:30] Dave Reilly We are never going to go anywhere mainstream, you and I, it's over. [1:43:33] Rebecca Hargraves It's over. It's over. [1:43:35] Dave Reilly We love you guys. Have you seen these Terminator clips? Thank you. No, we got to get out of here, man. Okay. Okay. One. I'll watch one. This is so funny. You haven't seen this before. They've made this whole series of Charlie. Yes. I heard about it. [1:43:48] Cameron M I haven't seen them. Terminator Slop clips. This is so funny. That's why 98% of Wiggers are white. [1:43:54] Rebecca Hargraves What's up? You made a sniper. Where does the sniper sit? On the roofs. Buy all the roofs. Kill the fucking faggot. Oh, my God. My nigga. [1:44:11] Cameron M We got a problem. [1:44:12] Rebecca Hargraves Don't worry about it, Pookie. Two Wigger missiles are on root. That's why. Despite my attempts to not make this a Slop show, it happens. [1:44:27] Dave Reilly They have like a whole series of these things. [1:44:31] Rebecca Hargraves I'm not watching any more of these. Oh, for heaven's sake. [1:44:33] Dave Reilly There's like a mini series. It's so funny. [1:44:35] Rebecca Hargraves Well, this is a proper application of AI. Episode 80 [1:44:37] Dave Reilly I will say that. I do agree. Thank you guys. [1:44:40] Rebecca Hargraves Follow us on xatrealbacklash. Find all of our links at the backlash.net. [1:44:43] Dave Reilly We will see you on Monday with. Oh, yeah. Good. Ron Paul Institute guy. [1:44:52] Rebecca Hargraves Ron Paul Institute guy. [1:44:54] Dave Reilly Wow. This is awful. You put me on the spot. Daniel McAdams. From the Ron Paul Institute. We'll be joining. [1:45:01] Rebecca Hargraves Thank you so much. [1:45:02] Dave Reilly We'll see you on Monday. Bye bye.