I'm

talking about all the clavicular types.

He is not a lone looks max.

No, he's not.

For some reason, this entire generation has decided to be crazy.

And it's for one very obvious reason.

They are desperate.

Like, oh, boy, we got something to celebrate.

Yeah.

Which honestly I think he might be able to make it a little bit far in that primary with the ass-kissing, with the transphobia.

So like, Pete, you knock yourself out.

Like, have a blast, man.

Um, but the failing upward is crazy.

It's, it's funny to have both of those things in your head, the par- but I guess everyone who is broken like him does.

Like the paranoia, I'm gonna get fired, but also give me the nuclear codes even more so.

And if they lobotomize these machines enough Then they go, "Oh God, we'll have an electorate where everybody's as batshit crazy and as easy to co-opt as the MAGA evangelicals."

What are your thoughts on all that? Well,

you know, I think a radicalizing moment for me after the 2024 election was this conversation that two people who I'm friends with and really like both of them, John Lovett and Hassan Piker, had in which Hassan said what Joe Biden should have done before the 2022 midterms with Joe Manchin when he was refusing elections.

votes on, you know, whether it be extending the child tax credit or other pieces of key legislation, is approach him or bring him to the Oval Office and say, hey, I understand that there is this corruption going on with your daughter, with some energy companies in West Virginia.

We're going to have the DOJ open an investigation.

We'll make it very public.

She'll probably end up in jail.

Or...

Epstein

But that is actually kind of boring to a lot

of people.

But the Andrew Tate thing, I think the point that I've been making on that, here's the difference maybe.

It's like I tell my audience when I'm trying to make a specific point for a specific reason.

The reason I've hammered the Natalie stuff so much or the reason I've hammered the Barron Trump stuff so much is I want them as pissed as I am for the purpose of knowing that there is going to be Countless Dems who go, well, queasy, do we go after the family? I'm like, they're not the family.

This is a corporate structure.

The Trumps as they are blood related is just a corporate entity to make money off the presidency.

Most

I would like to know, under oath, how did Barron Trump meet the Tates? What does he know? Do they have something on him? How the hell did they get here? That's what I want to know.

That needs to happen also for the same reason that these lawsuits have been incredible.

Think about how much of the scam economy and the scam of our right-wing politics have been uncovered via lawsuits or congressional testimony.

Let's think about Fox and Dominion.

Fox and all their anchors had to admit, yes, we were making up bullshit lies about the 2020 election the entire time, and we knew we were doing it, and it's because they got sued.

These people, these Tate brothers, they've tried to present themselves as these wealthy you know geniuses we're businessmen we're making all this money we got these jets and these cars and every it's a lie it's bullshit everything is a scam everyone is is confronting everyone is putting on a performance it's like elon musk and in all of his corporations which are worth a lot less than they actually seem to be presenting themselves as like at least in the stock market is like spacex is certainly not should not be valued at a trillion and a half It just doesn't make any sense.

We're living in a scam economy.

Like, I at least had Obama for a little

Mm-hmm.

Because they need those dollars to be spent at their stores to prop them up.

They don't care about f- people eating, they care about their profits.

But there is so much SNAP money that goes through Walmart.

If you wanna talk about the welfare, it's with them.

Like, they are the people who are taking it.

And I'm just so tired of us, uh, and it's not you and I, uh, we're doing this work, I'm glad you're...

They all do the same shit.

And I pray that the congressional staff for the Democrats are keeping a note of everybody who's leaving because they should still get a subpoena and they should still be prosecuted and they should still be held accountable.

Well, sometimes Donald Trump says stuff that is correct.

And don't jump down my throat before I get to the end of the statements.

What he said about Natalie Harp when he said that everyone will leave me for money.

She's the only one who truly loves me.

Everyone who's leaving right now is leaving for money.

Like Carolyn Leavitt is going to work for the $400 million funded MAGA Inc. pack, the Trump pack, because I'm sure that they're going to cut her a check for $5 million a year, maybe more.

into what you were saying.

Yeah, I

know.

But like Brian was there.

He was a YouTube staple.

I'm like, I saw these people.

I was like, okay, maybe this is doable.

And I'd worked with some YouTube people before.

Go for it.

Yeah

... on my Sunday show about two weeks ago, and I, I asked him about Polti.

I was like, "What, what is it that you're worried about?" And he was just kind of, "Well, you know, there's larger problems.

This guy is obviously, you know, not a legitimate, uh, not a legitimate person.

He's not a serious person.

There'd be worries that, you know, other countries wouldn't share intelligence with us." But I really wanted to drill down.

I was like, "Well, what are you specifically worried about?" Because there is a specific worry with regards to our elections.

Yes

It's gigantic.

They've probably given him an iPad.

Well, he's got the iPad at Mar-a-Lago, so I don't know why it wouldn't be.

That's a good point.

Sorry, I didn't know what to do, though.

No, but the conversation—and I want to take this in a little bit of a different direction as we're on the topic of political violence, the thing that the right always wants to be talking about recently— It is funny because I saw Jessica Tarloff kind of defending this on Fox in the post, you know, White House Correspondents Dinner, Ballroom, you know, they're going after us, you know, diatribe in the evergreen discourse about left-wing political violence and how it's picking up.

And it's funny to make that threat against, again, two guys that we're not particularly in love with and to say, I don't know if they're terrorists.

What are you talking about?

They're gonna start with Dumb.

I don't know how the show is gonna go if the people who are on it don't also have access to the Pentagon and that is how they've been able to secure contracts for their businesses.

Is it gonna be like, is it gonna be like the grift apprentice? Don Jr.

sits on, uh, the board as an advisor to both Kalshi and Polymarket.

I talk about all the time these two, like, illegal casinos on your phone, these prediction and betting markets, and he does so on both these competitors because they're trying to deregulate the whole industry because his daddy's the president.

That's it.

There is no expertise that Don Jr. brings.

[laughs]

That's not who you should want.

No, and he doesn't act like a governor.

He acts like someone who's already started running for president that's done everything but announce.

That's what he looks like.

You know, he's, he's sending, uh, immigrants to be standing outside in the freezing cold in, you know, uh, and all over the country.

He's j- he's just, he is a complete abomination to the state of Florida.

It, it is just...

So my real question to you then is, what's on your agenda now? Because I assume it has to be something to do with hopefully abortion rights, but what else are you pursuing in your activism?

Go tinfoil hat six minutes and 42 seconds into the episode.

This was my conspiracy yesterday, like, right away.

Because we saw that fired FBI agent is also floating.

Kash Patel is probably next.

That might be imminent.

We see Donald Trump give a speech of a whole bunch of nothing on the same day that he tells Pam Bondi she's going to be fired.

It is a, "We were in Vietnam for 19 years.

If you're that psychotic, like Jack Posobiec.

Jack.

He was melting down in the Oval Office yesterday in, in the [laughs] in the...

One of the funnier ways I've seen in a while, because he was reading the judge's ruling, and he was, like, live reacting to it, uh, which just kind of goes to show how much he knows about any of what's happening with the project besides, you know, "Well, quite frankly, it's gonna be great, and we love some marble, and, uh, it's gonna have my face on it." And I don't think that he knows any of the intricacies, which is weird, 'cause it seems to be the only thing that he cares about.

But it's funny that Donald Trump moved from complaining about one way that he is trying to physically manifest a legacy for himself, because that is what this is.

Sure, Donald Trump likes taking money from billionaires and corporations trying to buy influence, which is partly the reason for the project, but it's also because he wants to leave some lasting legacy that he can see and, and have people celebrate him for before he dies.

'Cause he knows what's gonna happen when he dies.

Every memorial to Donald Trump will just become a public bathroom.

Yeah.

I like it.

Um, I think it's better coming from me than him.

I think that it is interesting for us to see two different examples of diaspora politics playing out this way in the course of, like, three months, when you both have Venezuela and Iran.

When you have, uh, people here celebrating Donald Trump's attempts at regime change and trying to use that to reflect the feelings of 90 million people in Iran.

I, I saw a video recently of, uh, a girl, like, doing the Trump dance, like, "Ooh, YMCA," of, of course, the gay national anthem.

Like, oh, he's changing the regime.

Everyone in Iran loves this.

[laughs]

I can't hardly take it, because they are supposed to be in charge of the resistance, and they're fascist collaborators, both of them.

Well, uh, we've been having this kind of...

It's been like a, what, two-week conversation since the, the clip with you and Hasan talking about Gavin Newsom, and then the whole conversation about, you know, harm reduction, and, you know, "Yeah, sometimes you just gotta vote for the person in the center.

You know, you just gotta, you gotta show up and vote for Democrats." And it, it's interesting to have a conversation about harm reduction at the same time as Jeffries and Schumer are doing, like, the wait it out bit.

They're just like, "Okay, well, we'll wait it out until the midterms, and then we'll wait it out into the presidential election.

And then when we have Democrats, we can start doing things to maybe kind of protect people a little bit and means test our child tax kind of credit, but not really.

And you fucking figure it out from there.

Wow!

Mm-hmm.

I don't know what they're gonna be able to do with that, but it also, it, it makes me think about how a year ago today, I think it was exactly a year ago today, JD Vance, with his finger-wagging, smug ass-holiness, was in Munich, talking about how across Europe is where you were seeing the suppression of free speech, and that it was Britain, and it was France, and it was- a- it was anyone but JD Vance, who would then, you know, put college students in detention facilities, who wants to lock up you, who, who wants to see, you know, journalism crumble across the country.

And it's this administration who has attacked free speech more than maybe any other, that a year ago, that they were complaining about it, and I think that that level of projection is what we can always expect from Donald Trump and JD Vance.

But to your, to your question, a- am I, [chuckles] am I surprised at the public sentiment? Uh, I've- I'm familiar with Lemon Nation.

No, I am not.

I am not surprised that people are turning out, but I am surprised that Donald Trump wants to continue to lose in court.

It just kinda seems like the thing he enjoys most, though, at this point.

[laughing]

What do we do to activate your generation, your group of millennials? So I

saw that interview, which was an incredible interview, and it was important because the reporter said, why does this only happen in America? And Ted Cruz wouldn't answer the question.

They kept pressing and kept pressing and kept pressing, which is what we need to be doing.

But I saw that interview on TikTok.

which is where most of my generation is getting our news, our information, and learning about politics.

And that's what was so important about that Trump rally.

Now, embarrassing Trump isn't going to do anything because, like you said, he can't be embarrassed.

Where do you plan to go with your work and your activism? I mean, I'm just curious what you plan on doing with your, we'll call it, fame, notoriety, because you're, you know, you're a rising star.

And he goes like, "Ha, ha, ha," and it's like, what?

But, but to look down upon that...

And it, it's so funny, 'cause Mark Warner brought this up today.

He was on CNBC, and he said, "Do you know how long I should be trained for under normal, normal circumstances? It's usually been five to six months." Not that that does anything, 'cause these guys are fucking disgusting.

But they are now trained for 47 days only, to honor the 47th President of the United States.

Like, you cannot separate these people from all of the same racist and bigoted ideas and vitriol that Donald Trump has.

He is the...

What do you say to that, Jack?

Mm-hmm.

...

the Netanyahu regime at the same time as he's running cover for them when he's going to be buying TikTok and literally saw Netanyahu said that this is our weapon of war.

So, most people are furious with the genocide that we have seen, uh, take place before our very eyes.

Larry Ellison, full endorsement.

At the same time, no one really stands to benefit more than him as an individual in the AI race as he just, you know, got his $300 billion deal with OpenAI to do cloud infrastructure for them.

And, and you saw Bernie Sanders today posting these really disturbing billboards of like, "Get rid of all of your human employees.

Thank you, gentlemen.And you, Jack, did you wanna say something? Is that it?

Yes.

...

in dinosaur costumes.

And I think really leaning in to the moment of weakness that this is for Trump, losing court case after court case, the lowest poll numbers he's seen in either of his presidencies, just getting shut down in every scheme, in every plot.

This is a moment to point out that if you pre capitulate, you give him power that he doesn't have.

I have no idea why Wall Street or universities, ABC, any other media outlet thought that Donald Trump was some big tough guy that they had to bend the knee to.

Every time that we stand up to him, it shows how insignificant and insecure the people in this administration are.

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And what, what's the point?

Any institution, which is why I don't feel bad or feel uncomfortable or feel like I, I'm creating the environment in which we, we can't trust facts or statistics when we're challenging the FBI.

I'll leave, I'll let, uh, I'll let you guys take it away from here.

Absolutely.

Thank you, Brian.

You're an inspiration to us all.

And maybe we're breaking a little bit of news here, I think I said this in our last interview, but I am with my member of Congress, so that makes me very excited.

We know the facts of this case, we know the facts of what's happening right now with this administration.

Uh, we are seeing a rise in, uh, a, a crisis of affordability.

Exactly.

Right.

And what that was for Andrew Tate was it was largely young guys learning how to clip his videos, that would be the content that he would provide them, build up social media accounts on TikTok or Instagram or Facebook or whatever it would be, and those would become profitable.

It was largely about teaching people how to clip content from streaming platforms like Twitch or Kick, which is the more conservative of them, and to post them everywhere.

And so, you have this self-sustaining economy of people who clip for a living.

It is their job, not because they are being instructed by, you know, by dark money or anyone, but by the nature that it is very economically successful for them, to clip these people pushing conservative ideology w- whether they-

Yeah.

He animated tens of thousands of volunteers to knock millions of doors.

It was like...

Sorry Jack, go ahead.

No, I was gonna say he did animate all, all sorts of voters, you know.

Uh, on my channel, the, the first time that I, I spoke with, with Zoran back in, uh, back in April, I saw comments just f- flooding the video of, "This is my first time seeing this person, but this is the most excited I've been in, in I don't know how long." And a lot of the times, it was older voters saying that, you know, "We do need young people making the change right now.

We do need a new generation stepping up." And I feel like if you put it all in contrast to, to Chuck Schumer right now who, you know, the best he can do is, uh, call for Donald Trump, what did he, they called him Taco Trump, go ahead and inveigh, invade Iran a couple of weeks ago, and like that's his strategy as, as the leader of our opposition party.

You know, I feel like people see that and say, "Not only do we want a fighter, we want a young fighter who is able to walk the length of Manhattan." What I thought was so important about that video is it just broke all these narratives that I'd seen online about, you know, this being a campaign, uh, built off of young transplants who just came to New York and, and don't understand how the city works, but w- who Zoram was constantly talking to, and I, I think we may be checking out this clip a little bit later, is he was talking to people who had built their life in the city and built the city throughout their entire life, talking about the affordability crisis they were facing.

Not people, you know, with trust funds moving to the West Village to, you know, uh, like, sip sparkling wine outside.

Like, no, he was talking to, to real people, a- and, and that was the narrative that no one would ever acknowledge.

S- save some ammo for 2027."