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Trump Has MENTAL HEATH MELTDOWN Online… He's Lost It! - Debating MAGA! | Ep. 486

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Hello folks, welcome in. This is the

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486th episode of the Dean Wither Show

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for everybody joining us on this uh

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great evening. Uh what is it? Monday, 4

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p.m. out here in Colorado. Thank you so

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much for being here live. Uh one quick

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thing that I do want to flag before we

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hop into the debates. Uh I've been

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having a lot of allergies today. Tis the

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season. The wind is blowing uh and

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pollen is flying everywhere. And in

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turn, I am blowing my nose like every 5

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seconds. So there's going to be multiple

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times throughout that the stream where I

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kind of lean off camera. Maybe on

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YouTube, I'll just turn the camera off,

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unplug my mic, and blow my nose. So,

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just expect that in advance. There's not

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too much that I could do about my

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allergies outside of either working

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around it or not going live at all. Uh,

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but anyways, for for everybody who's

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tuning in, if this happens to be one of

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your very first times joining the

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broadcast, you are in for a treat. For 4

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hours every single day, we talk to

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people that we disagree with

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politically. Usually, it's Trump

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supporters. Other times it's just

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generally people who are on the right

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and we try to change their minds on very

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important uh on very important uh and

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very very important things ranging from

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economics to abortion to social issues

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to why Donald Trump is the very worst

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president of your life regardless if

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you're 8 or 80 years old. Um so folks uh

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we are going to go ahead and try to get

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that very first Trump supporter of the

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day connected to the live stream here in

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just one moment. But before uh we do, I

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also want to be able to go through the

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breaking news. So the breaking news is

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that over the course of the last 24

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hours, uh Donald Trump has just

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completely [ __ ] lost his mind. He has

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been absolutely spiraling. He has been

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having a mental health episode crash on

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social media. I mean, it is legitimately

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insane. Um, you know, I I I

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screenshotted a few of the highlights on

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my phone, and I just want to read them

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off to you guys right now. So, a total

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of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine times he posted

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the same image of an Iranian oil tanker

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with him standing in front. It's AI. You

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probably can't see it. And then the text

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says, "It's our oil tanker now." The

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same image nine times. Okay. And then

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another eight times he posted another AI

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image talking about uh Donald Trump 2028

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and how he's going to be the first um uh

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uh I guess the first third-term

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president in modern American history. So

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I I I don't know what to say about Mr.

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Trump. He's just completely losing his

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mind. It's kind of ridiculous. I woke up

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pretty late today. I'm not going to lie.

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If I woke up earlier, I would have made

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a short form video about this. I

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definitely did want to, but I decided

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that the main priority and prerogative

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should be to start the live stream. Um,

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now let's go ahead and hop into those

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debates. If you are watching on TikTok,

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only hop inside of the queue if you

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happen to be an American adult that

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supports Donald Trump as president. I do

2:43

need to blow my nose real quick, so I'm

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going to unplug my mic and lean off

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screen for everybody watching. I'll be

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right back and then we're going to go

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ahead and try to get that first guest

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connected.

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Once again, I will be leaning off screen

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a handful of times today to blow my nose

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just because my allergies are pretty bad

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and there's not much else I could do.

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Um, let's go ahead and try to get that

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very first guest connected. Only up

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inside of the queue if you happen to be

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an American adult that supports Trump as

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president. As of recently, folks, we

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have been getting a [ __ ] ton of trolls.

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So, what we're going to do is we're

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going to try with five guests, okay, to

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get a Trump supporter loaded into the

3:29

stream, avoiding trolls. Now, if we're

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not able to get a Trump supporter into

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the stream with the first five guests

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that we load in, then we are going to

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completely just change the way that we

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accept guests into the stream and try

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something else that uh hopefully we

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don't need to do that. But if we do need

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to do that, aka we get five or more

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trolls in a row. Um, we are going to be

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announcing maybe a new method of

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connecting guests to the stream. Um,

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let's go to get that very first guest

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connected right now. Only up inside of

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the queue if you happen to be an

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American adult that supports Trump as

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president. Uh, welcome in hood staffer.

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Do you support Trump?

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>> Yes, I do, boy.

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>> How old are you?

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>> 22. How old are you?

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>> Uh, appreciate you so much for the

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galaxy. Sophia, uh, 21. Uh, what year

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are you born in?

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2004 boy.

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>> What month?

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>> April.

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>> Okay. And uh why do you support Trump,

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man?

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>> You know, I see, you know, I was a

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little kid. Well, not a little kid. I

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was a little teenager when uh your boy

4:29

Joe Biden was [ __ ] around in the

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office, boy. So, I really

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>> This guy's just trolling, bro.

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>> I ain't trolling, [ __ ]

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>> Yeah, you definitely are trolling.

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>> You're scared.

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>> Um let's go to get that next guest

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connected, guys. There's the first troll

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of the day. Hey, only hop inside of the

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queue if you happen to be an American

4:43

adult that supports Trump as president.

4:44

Here we go, everyone. Uh, only hop

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inside of the queue if you happen to be

4:47

an American adult that supports Trump as

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president, y'all. Uh, K, appreciate you

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for the very first donation of the day

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over on Super Chat with the 10 who says

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#Trump is a silly wanker and an unh an

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unhinged fool. He is absolutely an

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unhinged fool. I could not agree more.

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110% 110%. Uh, let's going to get the

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next guest connected into the stream at

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this point in time. We got Jack and Veil

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loading in. Welcome in everybody. For

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those that are tuning in on TikTok, make

5:11

sure that you're double tapping away in

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that phone screen, sharing out that

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live, hitting that repost button. It's

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really good to see you all. I'd love

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you. I appreciate you for the bouquet.

5:17

Welcome in. Do you support Trump?

5:19

>> Yes, I do.

5:19

>> How old are you?

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>> 25.

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>> Have we spoken before?

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>> No.

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>> Are you in the bath?

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>> No.

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>> What's the splashing noise?

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>> Never heard of a computer in the bath

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team.

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Computer. Hello.

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Two trolls down. All right. Uh, three

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more to go and then we're going to try

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to switch up the way that we actually

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get people connected to the live stream.

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I don't know how that guy does it,

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though. I don't know how the [ __ ] that

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guy, Dude, I don't know. I don't know

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how the [ __ ] that guy does it. I don't

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know how the hell that guy, Dude, that

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guy somehow gets on the stream at least

5:52

like two or three times a day.

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>> Welcome in, man. How old do you?

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>> I support Nick Fuentes. Push push, Dean.

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Push.

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>> I can tell. But how old do you push

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puss?

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>> Do you have an age?

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>> 18. What year are you born in?

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>> 2007.

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>> What month?

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>> April.

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>> Okay. You are 18. Why do you support

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Nick Fuentes?

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>> I love his views.

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>> Which one specifically

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>> on America first? Just not um supporting

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foreign countries.

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>> Okay. I don't think that this guy's 18.

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I think that you're lying.

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>> Okay.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Not to mention that he'd be 19 if he was

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born on that day. There's three trolls

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down. Let's go to get the next guest

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connected. only off inside of the queue

6:36

if you happen to be an American adult

6:37

that supports WJ Trap as president.

6:38

Folks, uh we are looking for some Trump

6:40

supporters. We uh are getting a bunch of

6:42

trolls. We're getting a bunch of trolls.

6:43

We have been getting a bunch of trolls.

6:44

If we get five trolls, we're going to

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try something new, a new way to try to

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get guests connected to the live stream.

6:48

Welcome in. Do you sports Trump?

6:50

[snorts]

6:52

Okay, they left. We're not going to

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count that. Let's go to get the next

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guest connected only to hop inside of

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the queue if you happen to be an

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American adult that supports Trump.

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Hopefully here soon so I can stream.

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>> Okay, another troll. So, there's going

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to be four. We have one more. We have

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one more. Uh, we're looking for some

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Trump supporters, guys, and one more

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guest. We're going to try to switch up

7:08

the way that we are getting people

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connected to the live stream to try to

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avoid the trolls. We are just looking

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for American adults who do support Trump

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as president, everyone. Um, [snorts]

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let's go to try to get that very first

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guest of the night connected. We've

7:21

already had four four trolls in a row.

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Pretty annoying. Pretty annoying. We're

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looking for American adults that do

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indeed support Trump as president.

7:26

Welcome in, Parker.

7:28

>> What's good, bro? What's good?

7:32

What's up, stream everyone? Tap that

7:34

screen for [ __ ] the 30,000 people in

7:36

the stream. Tap that screen. Let's get

7:38

that [ __ ] up to 5 million [ __ ] likes

7:40

right now. Okay,

7:41

>> we've been live for 9 minutes. [ __ ]

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ridiculous.

7:44

>> I know. And you're already at 1.2

7:45

million. What is going on, bro?

7:47

>> Yeah, Sophie, I appreciate you for the

7:49

buddy. Thank you so much. Um, all right,

7:51

guys. Still looking for that very first

7:52

Trump supporter of the night for the

7:54

30,000 people hanging out with us on

7:55

TikTok. Good to see you all. Good to see

7:57

you all. Make sure that y'all are double

7:58

tapping on that phone screen, spamming

8:00

that chat, and hitting that repost

8:01

button. Uh, we've been having a lot of

8:03

troubles recently. Uh, welcome in. Do

8:04

you support Trump?

8:06

>> Um, yeah. I'm 18 years old. December

8:09

2007. Uh, currently in New York, 6:17

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p.m.

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>> Okay. Do you support Trump?

8:15

>> And, uh, [snorts] yes. I've been having

8:18

an issue where I haven't gotten to get

8:20

my full point in through because every

8:22

stream I've attended today, someone

8:23

thought I was trolling or they just

8:24

wouldn't let me finish.

8:25

>> Can you please disconnect your

8:26

microphone? Uh, like you have an

8:28

external microphone connected. Maybe

8:29

it's pods, a headset, some type of

8:32

Bluetooth device. If you could turn that

8:34

off, we're gonna be able to hear you

8:35

about five trillion times better.

8:37

>> Is that a bit better?

8:38

>> Yeah, that is a bit better. So, why do

8:40

you support Trump?

8:42

>> Okay, so you we agree that Trump is pro

8:46

coal for energy generation, correct?

8:52

>> You say he's cold for what? Sorry.

8:54

>> He's pro coal, right?

8:57

>> Yeah. Yeah. Trump is pro coal, pro

9:00

quoteunquote clean coal.

9:03

>> Yeah. So, so do you know how this

9:05

impacts um fetus health?

9:09

>> Do I know how do you know if coal is bad

9:11

for the health of fetuses? I'd assume it

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is.

9:14

>> Okay. So, you know, so it essentially

9:16

releases lead and mercury which are kind

9:18

of considered territo directly um can be

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inhaled by the mother and transferred

9:24

into the fetus through the bloodstream

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essentially killing the fetus. So, or

9:28

sometimes killing the fetus. So,

9:30

>> so if we're electing Trump and we're all

9:33

under the impression that he is

9:35

pro-life, can we really consider him

9:37

pro-life if we're advocating for if he's

9:41

advocating for an energy generation

9:43

system that's killing fetuses over an

9:46

energy system such as natural gas, let's

9:48

say, that does not release mercury and

9:50

is less likely to kill a fetus. Face it.

9:52

Trump is not pro-life. He's just

9:53

anti-abortion.

9:54

>> Okay. Are you not a Trump supporter? And

9:57

this is And we can also say,

9:58

>> "Dude, are you a Trump supporter?"

9:59

>> This is This is our Hey, hey, hey. Are

10:03

you a Trump supporter?

10:07

>> Yeah, I'm I'm trying to I'm trying to

10:10

also finish, right? And um you know, um

10:14

All right, bro. That's a troll. All

10:15

right, guys. Uh here's what we're going

10:16

to do.

10:18

Excuse me. Uh here's what we're going to

10:20

do.

10:22

Excuse me. Holy [ __ ] All right, here's

10:24

what we're going to do, guys. Um, so I

10:27

uh we we've been dealing with a lot of

10:28

trolls in the live streams as of

10:29

recently. I I mean I mean a lot of

10:32

trolls on the live stream as of

10:33

recently. So um Jesus Christ, I'm dying

10:36

out here. I'm really dying with my

10:38

allergies. This is going to be a hard

10:39

stream to get through. So here's what

10:40

we're going to do.

10:41

>> You take an allergy pill before?

10:42

>> Yeah, I took two before. So hopefully

10:44

that will kick in here in a bit. So

10:45

here's what we're going to do, folks. Uh

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there are a bunch of uh random gifts

10:51

that are one penny per gift. Uh

10:54

particularly one of these random gifts

10:56

is called uh goat and then it just says

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go a t. If you are an American adult

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that supports Donald J. Trump as

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president and you want to join the live

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stream, send a couple of these one penny

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goat gifts on Tik Tok and uh we're going

11:12

to go ahead and try to invite the people

11:14

up that are in the middle of sending

11:15

those gifts. Okay, already you guys are

11:17

[ __ ] it up. There's somebody with a

11:18

profile picture of me sending the goat

11:19

gifts. Like come on, bro. Come on, bro.

11:21

Like actually stop, bro. Like just be

11:22

better. But let's go ahead and try to

11:24

get that very first Trump supporter in

11:25

of the day only up inside of the queue.

11:27

You only need to send around, you know,

11:29

10 of those goat gifts just for me to

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see him. It's around 10 pennies. Uh

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let's go and try to get the very first

11:34

guest up. Looking for the goat gifts. If

11:35

you are sending the goat gift, just know

11:37

that that means that you are an American

11:38

adult that sports Trump as president.

11:40

We're looking for some people in order

11:41

to debate. Welcome in Jason. How old are

11:43

you?

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>> 19.

11:44

>> Uh do you support Trump?

11:46

>> Yes.

11:47

>> Looks like it's working. Cool. Uh what

11:48

year were you born in?

11:50

>> I was born in 2007 of April.

11:52

Okay. 2007 of April. That would make you

11:55

19. Uh, you are a little bit muffled,

11:57

but uh, why don't you go and take it

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away and tell us why you support Trump

11:59

as president. I need to blow my nose

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again, so I'm going to lean off screen,

12:02

but I'll be able to hear you. Take it

12:03

away.

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>> I was It almost had Okay, so I'm sorry.

12:06

Just chemicals.

12:08

Anyways, I support him for many reasons.

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I mean, there are some things that he

12:12

did. It's bad. I mean, the way he's

12:16

targeting like no tax on tip, that's

12:18

kind of good

12:20

because that's just extra taxes that we

12:22

don't need. Uh,

12:26

he's helping like he helps the military.

12:29

>> The quality of your microphone is like

12:30

pretty bad, man. Is there anything that

12:31

you could do about that?

12:32

>> Is this better?

12:34

>> That's a little bit better. Go ahead.

12:36

>> So, like he's helping the military

12:38

budget go up. He's trying to boost that

12:40

up.

12:42

You you want him to increase it to $1.5

12:44

trillion a year?

12:47

>> I mean that was I mean not that much but

12:49

a little bit more because we can use

12:51

that resource for better equipment,

12:52

higher technology.

12:54

>> We already spend a trillion dollars a

12:56

year. The most of any country in the

12:58

world, more than the next 14 nations

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combined, most of them being our allies.

13:02

We could cut our military budget in

13:04

half. Still have over a hundred billion

13:05

dollars more than China, the next

13:07

leading country in military spending on

13:09

a yearly basis.

13:12

I mean just it's just the stuff my dad

13:14

said like we was higher tech that we

13:16

need like stealth more

13:20

>> because now

13:20

>> we have the best stealth technology on

13:22

the face of planet earth

13:24

>> that we do but now China and Russia are

13:27

getting involved. They're starting to

13:28

catch up to us.

13:29

>> You understand that if we cut our

13:31

military budget in half we would still

13:33

uh fund it $300 billion more per year

13:35

than China, right?

13:38

And you're saying that we need to keep

13:39

we need to increase it more to keep up

13:40

with China. So then it doesn't seem like

13:43

we have an issue with how much we're

13:44

spending. We have an issue with where

13:46

that money is being spent.

13:48

>> Exactly. They're essentially saying

13:50

Americans are less efficient with

13:52

defense spending than uh than China is.

13:56

>> Yeah.

13:56

>> That's essentially what you're arguing

13:58

by multiple factors. By the way,

13:59

>> significantly less efficient.

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>> Is this guy leaving?

14:03

Okay. Looks like he's leaving. All

14:05

right. Well, that's a W. Debate over, I

14:07

guess. Appreciate you so much for the

14:08

Galaxy. That's very kind of you guys.

14:09

Welcome in everybody. It's good to see

14:10

you all. For everybody who's tuning in

14:12

on TikTok, make sure that you are double

14:13

tapping away in that phone screen,

14:14

folks. Uh the way that we're going to be

14:15

loading up Trump supporters into the

14:17

live stream today is uh just by people

14:19

uh just Trump supporters and Trump

14:20

supporters alone. Um sending the quote

14:22

unquote goat gifts. They're one penny

14:24

per uh you only need to send one in

14:26

order to pop up on my phone screen.

14:27

We're looking specifically for people

14:29

that are sending those goat gifts. Uh

14:30

and that's the way that we're going to

14:31

try to find Trump supporters uh to bring

14:33

up on the live stream. So, if you are an

14:36

American adult that supports Trump as

14:37

president, only send around like 10 of

14:38

those goat gifts. It's around 10 cents.

14:40

And uh I won't be able to invite

14:42

everybody because some people have

14:43

private accounts. Can't invite people

14:44

with private accounts. But when I do see

14:46

people sending those goat gifts, uh I'll

14:48

invite you up. Uh welcome in Arthur

14:50

Morgan. Do you support Trump?

14:51

>> Uh Daddy, I like men.

14:54

>> Uh uh Bay Harbor uh Sink [ __ ] What a

14:56

name. Do you support Trump?

14:58

>> You know who it is, kid. Stop [ __ ]

15:00

around, Dean.

15:01

>> No clue who you are around.

15:03

>> Do you support Trump? Do I support?

15:05

Yeah, you know who I am.

15:07

>> Who are you?

15:09

>> Let's just say the nan sucking sink

15:12

shitterter. Dean, stop.

15:14

>> Not today, bro. We're looking for some

15:15

real debates. Let's go to get the next

15:17

guest up here. All the opposite side of

15:18

the queue. If you happen to be an

15:18

American adult that supports Trump as

15:20

president, if you are an uh an American

15:22

adult that does indeed support Trump as

15:23

president, send like 10 of those one

15:25

penny goat gifts. Uh and I'm going to be

15:27

inviting people up that send those

15:28

gifts. The reason why we're doing it

15:29

that way is because that helps to keep

15:30

children uh away. Children obviously for

15:33

the most part don't have credit cards,

15:34

don't have debit cards to connect to

15:35

their Tik Tok account to spend money.

15:37

Uh, which helps us limit it to adults

15:39

and uh, it's only like 5 cents. So,

15:41

really helps us out. Adventure. Do you

15:42

support Trump?

15:44

>> Yes, of course I do.

15:45

>> How old are you?

15:46

>> I am 18. Natur.

15:48

>> Thank you so much for the motorcycle.

15:49

That's very, very kind of you. Okay. And

15:51

why do you happen to support the worst

15:53

president of your life, Mr. Rapist Trump

15:55

is president?

15:56

>> Well, the rapist part, he is only

15:59

accused of that. So actually guilty of

16:03

that inside of a civil court of law.

16:04

Unanimous jury of nine ruled that he

16:06

raped Egene Carol by forcefully

16:07

penetrating her vagina with his fingers.

16:11

>> Okay. Um the other reason is

16:15

the average gas prices for Trump was 281

16:21

in his first term.

16:23

>> In his in Biden's term it got all the

16:25

way up to 4 something and now it's all

16:28

the way back down to 390. Yep. So, so

16:31

the gas prices are higher today than

16:33

they were when Biden left office and

16:34

when Biden was in office. The reason why

16:36

gas prices went up had nothing to do

16:37

with him and more so to do with uh

16:39

global events like Russia's invasion of

16:41

Ukraine. Uh oil shortages caused by uh

16:44

refineries and drillers shutting down

16:46

due to the pandemic across the globe. Um

16:48

as well as uh just general disruptions

16:50

in the supply chain onset by the

16:51

pandemic and of course Donald Trump's

16:53

OPEC 2020 deal which led OPEC to reduce

16:55

their output by 10%. Uh none of those

16:57

variables were in control of by Biden

16:59

and Biden did all he could to reduce the

17:01

gas prices here at home in America by

17:03

expediting uh drilling and refining in

17:05

our country uh leading to us producing

17:07

the most oil we ever have as a country

17:08

in four years under him as well as the

17:10

strategic release of the strategic

17:12

reserves that according to the Treasury

17:14

reduced gas prices by around 50 cents

17:16

per gallon in July of 2022 when we had

17:18

the highest gas prices in the history of

17:20

our country onset by the variables that

17:21

I just named. But the important part

17:23

here that you should focus on is the

17:24

fact that uh we do have higher gas

17:26

prices today compared to when Biden left

17:28

office particularly because of a series

17:30

of bad decisions made by Trump involving

17:32

his universal tariffs on every other

17:33

country in the world and his war in Iran

17:35

which uh led to the largest monthly

17:37

increase in the price of oil and gas

17:38

since the Vietnam War in the 1960s.

17:41

>> Okay. Do those tariffs not benefit us

17:44

more than they hurt us?

17:45

>> Well, yeah, they definitely hurt us a

17:47

lot didn't benefit us at all, but that's

17:48

a whole different conversation. I'd like

17:49

you to respond to the points that he

17:50

made about the price of gas compared to

17:53

a conversation about the nature of if

17:54

tariffs are beneficial or detrimental to

17:56

our country.

17:57

>> Okay. So, with the war with Russia and

18:03

um Ukraine,

18:05

we had that under control under 2018

18:10

with Trump. And when Biden took office,

18:13

>> the war didn't end.

18:13

>> It was no longer It was no longer under

18:15

control. The war went back.

18:17

>> The the Okay. Well, a uh the the war

18:20

didn't start, aka Russia's invasion of

18:21

Ukraine is a fool didn't start until

18:23

February of 2022. I've so so I've just

18:25

no [ __ ] clue what you're yapping

18:26

about. And and b uh the Kremlin has

18:29

admitted that they saw Biden and Harris

18:30

as a larger threat to their

18:31

establishment and their goals such as

18:33

invading and annexing Ukraine. This was

18:35

released in the CIA documents um Donald

18:38

Trump actually made public uh just two

18:40

weeks ago.

18:44

Okay,

18:46

I see that point.

18:48

>> Bella, thank you for the Galaxy Globe. I

18:50

appreciate you.

18:54

>> Okay, that makes more sense.

18:57

>> Yeah. Do you have any other reasons why

18:58

you support Trump? I'm going to blow a

18:59

nose.

19:00

>> Um, yeah. With the

19:05

Charlie Kirk assassination, there is so

19:08

many different stories on what happened.

19:12

And

19:14

with it being that it was either ran by

19:16

the government, Israelia or um

19:21

done by an actual assassin

19:25

is very different. But the where they've

19:28

been honest about how Charlie Kirk met

19:32

Erica Kirk in Israel and it came from

19:35

there.

19:40

He's not hiding anything like they were

19:42

going to about the It was only going to

19:44

be Tyler Robinson.

19:47

>> We're waiting for you to tell us why you

19:48

support Trump.

19:50

>> That's why. Cuz he's not holding that

19:52

back.

19:52

>> Because Trump isn't holding what back?

19:55

>> That Israel had something to do with

19:56

Charlie Kier's assassination.

19:58

>> He doesn't say that. [laughter]

20:00

>> What?

20:01

>> Again, you said it's Israelia, right?

20:03

>> Israelia. [laughter]

20:06

What are you yapping about, bro? Okay,

20:09

first and foremost, Israelia. I've never

20:11

heard of Israelia. Um, second of all,

20:14

when the hell did Trump say that

20:16

Israelia had something to do with Kirk's

20:18

assassination?

20:27

>> He did not.

20:29

>> Right.

20:30

>> Yikes.

20:33

>> Justin, do you support Trump?

20:36

>> I do. I was at What do you mean Dean?

20:37

You remember me? Come on now. We had a

20:39

debate the other day. You We were

20:40

talking about I told I can get some more

20:42

research and come back.

20:43

>> I don't remember you. I'm sorry, Justin.

20:46

>> Oh, darn. It was about um uh the

20:49

dressing room.

20:51

>> Oh, okay. Do you think that you could

20:52

give a better argument than Adventures

20:54

with Jax?

20:56

>> Adventures with Jax? What?

20:58

>> That's the guy in the life who just told

20:59

that he supports Trump because he's not

21:01

holding back the fact that Israelia had

21:02

something to do with Charlie Kirk's

21:04

assassination. Do you feel like you

21:05

could give a better argument than that

21:06

in so far as why Trump is a good

21:07

president?

21:09

>> Um, yeah. Are we able I do I mean that

21:13

I'm I'm like I'm lost there with that

21:14

honestly. Honest with you. I don't I

21:16

don't know what that what he's trying to

21:17

mean there. But um

21:18

>> Me neither. I'm going to kick him. He's

21:19

kind of crazy. [laughter] All right.

21:22

>> What's up?

21:23

>> So let me let me take a guess at where

21:24

where our conversation was at the last

21:25

time we spoke. You told me this was

21:26

about the uh dressing room clip. So um I

21:30

asked you if you would still support

21:31

Trump if he was a violent sexual

21:32

predator. You said no. You accepted that

21:34

he would be a violent sexual predator if

21:36

he barged into the dressing rooms of

21:37

naked women and/or naked girls at the

21:39

beauty pageantss that he owned to look

21:40

at their naked bodies. You said yes. And

21:42

then I of course played you the clip of

21:43

him admitting to barging into these

21:45

dressing rooms as well as I gave you the

21:47

testimony of many of the victims. And I

21:49

gave you more cooperating evidence that

21:50

he was definitely telling the truth by

21:52

pointing you at the court verdict from

21:53

the Egol case that determined he

21:55

sexually took advantage of another woman

21:56

in another dressing room at another

21:58

place at another day another time. Um

22:00

and you're coming back to what? Tell me

22:02

that you did research and you no longer

22:04

support Trump as president, or are you

22:06

coming back to run frontline defense for

22:07

sexual violence? And explain to us all

22:09

why we should not take this clip of

22:11

Donald Trump admitting to engaging in uh

22:13

in sexual violence, admitting to being a

22:15

violent sexual predator seriously.

22:18

>> Okay. So, I guess um it's kind of in

22:20

like the middle of it between it. Um you

22:21

I mean I'd like you for you to address

22:23

these points, but um obviously I looked

22:26

up and I saw that Buzz article that had

22:29

wrote about the the victims. I don't

22:30

know exactly how many there was. was I

22:32

think I think it was like 65 or

22:33

something. I can't remember. 65 68 I

22:34

can't remember exactly how many but

22:36

there was like 11 that 11 or 12 I can't

22:38

remember exactly that said that he

22:40

didn't go back there and didn't like

22:42

remember him going back there. So what

22:45

would you say to those like about those

22:46

victims? cuz I think there was like I

22:48

can remember I don't remember how many

22:49

people like said there's a possibility

22:50

of him him going back there but

22:52

>> I'm not sure but

22:54

>> well I'm I'm not arguing that Donald

22:56

Trump sexually exploited every single

22:58

woman and every single girl that

22:59

competed at every single pageant that he

23:00

owned at every single pageant

23:02

competition at every single dress

23:04

rehearsal in every single year. No, I'm

23:06

I'm just simply stating that it seems

23:08

like Donald Trump did this at least

23:10

once.

23:12

>> At least once. Okay. Um, I'd like to

23:14

mention the one name you mentioned the

23:16

other time. Um, gosh, what was the

23:18

girl's name? It was the interview with

23:20

this one girl and she said that

23:22

>> Tasha Dixon.

23:23

>> Yeah, I think I think that was the one I

23:24

watched. Um,

23:26

>> Miss Arizona from 2001.

23:28

>> Yeah, I think I think that's the video I

23:30

watched. Was that was that the one where

23:31

she was talking about um how they were

23:35

like they told them to like make sure

23:36

they were dressed before he came back?

23:38

>> No. Tasha Dixon said he would just walk

23:40

into our dressing rooms and we'd be

23:42

fully naked or half naked while we were

23:44

putting our bikinis on.

23:45

>> And we know that Donald Trump wouldn't

23:47

make sure that they were dressed first

23:48

because inside of the clip, Donald Trump

23:50

explicitly said that they had no clothes

23:52

on.

23:55

>> He said they had no clothes on.

24:00

>> Yes, that that's that's exactly what he

24:02

said.

24:04

>> Can you play the clip?

24:06

>> Yeah. Listen to the clip. No, they're

24:09

like there. Yeah, the dress. Is everyone

24:12

okay? You know they standing there with

24:13

no I want to make sure they're like

24:15

there. Yeah, the dress. Is everyone

24:17

okay? You know they standing there with

24:18

no Is everybody okay? And you see this?

24:22

>> There we go.

24:24

>> Yeah, fair enough. All right. Sorry.

24:26

Sorry. I have like short memory. I've

24:28

been trying to like learn all this stuff

24:29

in the last like day. So, it's been kind

24:31

of things up. Um but yeah, so you

24:33

wouldn't say now the dressing room part.

24:35

I did see um

24:38

like who whom explicitly said it was a

24:41

dressing room cuz like the backstage I

24:42

know

24:43

>> Donald Trump said it was a dressing room

24:44

by describing a dressing room.

24:47

>> Well, he didn't say he described it. I

24:48

mean like

24:49

>> Right. Which is one of the two ways to

24:51

say something.

24:52

>> What do you think definitions are,

24:54

Justin?

24:55

I mean definitions like definition.

24:58

>> Yeah, definitions describe exactly what

25:01

something is without using the word else

25:03

it would be a circular definition.

25:07

>> Okay. Um so what exactly do you think

25:11

obviously you said backstage and you

25:13

described dressing but couldn't it

25:15

couldn't people also like people can get

25:18

dressed in bathrooms. They can also get

25:19

dressed in areas where a if you went

25:22

into a bathroom. Okay. Well, then like

25:25

the same thing would be true that that

25:26

is sexual violence because inside of a

25:28

woman's restroom, they still have

25:29

reasonable expectation of privacy away

25:30

from men. B. The reason why we know that

25:32

this was in a woman's dressing room is

25:34

because he'd say he'd go backstage into

25:36

a space where no men were anywhere, that

25:37

he was breaking a rule by entering

25:39

because he quote unquote got away with

25:40

it, as he said at the end of the clip,

25:41

that the only people that were inside of

25:43

the space were a bunch of naked women

25:45

who were changing and they looked

25:46

incredible. And in order for him to get

25:48

into the space, he had to abuse his uh

25:50

power and privilege as the owner of the

25:52

pageant and then tell a lie about doing

25:54

a false inspection. That's what we call

25:56

a woman's only dressing room. And that's

25:58

what every single woman and girl uh who

26:00

remembered this happening to them said.

26:04

>> Okay. I mean, I guess you I mean, I

26:07

guess I provide justification for it,

26:08

but I guess also my thing is I'd have to

26:11

ask you is

26:11

>> Okay. So, do you agree that this was do

26:13

you agree that this was sexual violence?

26:16

What? The

26:18

>> for Trump to go into their dressing

26:19

rooms and look at their naked bodies

26:20

without consent?

26:22

>> Yeah.

26:23

>> Okay. So then you agree that he's a

26:24

violent sexual predator.

26:26

>> Yeah.

26:27

>> Okay. So then you no longer support him

26:28

as president.

26:30

>> Yeah.

26:31

>> Okay. Change your mind.

26:33

>> I just I just have I just have

26:34

questions. That's why I was like I saw

26:36

some of these things like cuz like I saw

26:39

there was an argument for it. Um I don't

26:40

know who the guy was. He was talking

26:42

about how

26:43

>> I appreciate you for coming up, but

26:44

that's that's I mean that's our goal is

26:46

to change people's minds and convince

26:47

them that they shouldn't be Trump

26:48

supporters. So, I'm going to move on to

26:50

the next guest and I hope you have a

26:50

good rest of your day. Okay.

26:52

>> All right. Fair enough. Later, man.

26:54

>> Yeah. Guys, if you're watching on

26:55

TikTok, make sure that you're double

26:56

tapping away in that phone screen. We're

26:57

actually changing some minds today, huh,

26:59

Parker?

27:00

>> Yeah, I changed a few people's minds

27:02

earlier, too. I' I've noticed an uptick

27:05

in uh changing of people's minds. I feel

27:07

like I feel like there's a you know that

27:10

keeps me hopeful is what I feel like

27:12

honestly.

27:12

>> True. Me too, bro. Uh listen guys, if

27:15

you're an American adult that supports

27:16

Trump as president and you are watching

27:17

on TikTok right now, thank you so much.

27:19

Redded for the Galaxy. Um send the GOAT

27:22

gift. Uh send like 10 of them. They're

27:24

uh [snorts]

27:26

one penny each here. Oh my goodness. I

27:28

need to blow my nose, everybody. Give me

27:30

one moment here.

27:31

>> Don't worry, man. Don't worry. We're

27:33

going to start getting more people up

27:34

here for debates for the 34,000 people,

27:36

35,000 people nearly here on Tik Tok.

27:38

Tap that screen. Let's try to get to 5

27:40

million likes. We're very, very close.

27:41

We're at 3.8 million already. Thank you

27:44

everyone for tapping that screen. Let's

27:45

keep it going, everyone. Let's get the

27:47

next person up here for the debates.

27:48

Only send a guest request if you're a

27:50

Trump supporter above the age of 18. We

27:52

are just looking for debates. Uh, make

27:54

sure to send a goat gift, right? If you

27:57

are a Trump supporter and you're trying

27:58

to debate, only send a goat gift if

28:00

you're a Trump supporter.

28:01

>> Magger for life. Do you support Trump?

28:04

>> Can you say 67?

28:07

>> All right, guys. Uh, you know what

28:08

you're doing. I'm going to permanently

28:09

ban you from the stream. Uh, let's go to

28:10

get the next guest up here. Only send

28:12

the goat gift if you're an American

28:13

adult that supports Donald J. Trump as

28:14

president. That's how we're going to be

28:15

looking for a Trump supporters today.

28:17

Um, it's also like I know that you have

28:19

to be listening to me in order to notice

28:21

in a goat gift if you are an American

28:22

adult that supports Trump as president.

28:24

So, you know, we're also going to be

28:26

banning people for that if they do end

28:28

up joining the live stream and they're

28:29

not an American adult that supports

28:30

Trump.

28:31

>> [laughter]

28:32

>> Um, Emily, thank you so much for the

28:33

Guardians pledge. Jesus Christ, Emily,

28:36

thank you so much for that love and

28:37

support. You are awesome, awesome,

28:38

awesome. Show some love to Emily down

28:40

below in that comment section while we

28:41

look for that next Trump supporter right

28:42

now. Right now. Right now. Uh, here we

28:45

go everybody. Looking for that next

28:46

guest. Uh, Matt, I'd let you I'd uh let

28:48

you know, Matt, that I can't invite you

28:50

up because your account is private. Um,

28:52

let's go to get the next guest

28:53

connected. Thank you so much, Zabella,

28:54

for the gym gun. Very, very kind of you.

28:56

Uh, let's go and try to get that next

28:58

guest connected right now. Only up

28:59

inside of the queue. You are an American

29:00

adult that supports Trump as president.

29:02

Gabs, welcome in. Are you MAGA?

29:05

>> I love you, Dean.

29:07

>> Guys, I'm going to permanently ban you.

29:08

You You knew what you did and you know

29:10

that you're going to get banned for

29:11

doing it. Welcome in. Uh GT, do you

29:13

support Trump?

29:14

>> Yeah.

29:15

>> How old do you?

29:16

>> 18.

29:18

>> Uh pronouns,

29:20

>> huh?

29:21

>> Pronouns.

29:23

>> He.

29:25

>> Child. Moving on to the next guess,

29:26

guys.

29:28

I thought that maybe this would be the

29:29

way. Thought this that thought that

29:31

maybe this would do the trick. Doesn't

29:32

appear as if it is. Let's go to get the

29:34

next guest up here. Only send the goat

29:36

gift if you're an American adult that

29:37

supports Donald J. Trump as president,

29:38

everybody. Only send the goat gift if

29:40

you're an American adult that supports

29:41

Trump as president, everybody. We're

29:42

going to use that as a new way to get

29:43

people up in here. Trenton, welcome in.

29:45

Do you support Trump?

29:46

>> No, I don't support Trump, actually.

29:48

>> Uh Milo, do you support Trump?

29:52

>> Yes. Blarp.

29:57

What? What? What is that? What is that

29:58

[ __ ] profile picture, bro?

30:03

>> It's beautiful.

30:05

>> What are you doing, bro? Like, on God.

30:06

Like, what are you doing?

30:10

>> What's wrong with this picture?

30:12

>> Well, it's my picture and and then you

30:14

just AIDed yourself into it.

30:16

>> No.

30:18

>> Yes.

30:19

>> Where are you lying, bro? Why? Why are

30:21

you using a picture of me to make you

30:23

yourself look better?

30:27

>> [ __ ] Okay. All right, then. Tell me

30:30

where did you take that picture? Because

30:32

I happen to recognize the background. I

30:34

happen to recognize the exact place that

30:36

that picture would have been taken. So,

30:38

tell me, where did you take that

30:40

picture?

30:41

>> Yeah, that looks awfully similar to his

30:43

profile picture.

30:44

>> Oh, yeah. It looks awfully awfully

30:45

similar to my profile picture. You said

30:47

you took that at the gym.

30:49

>> Yes. What gym?

30:53

>> My local gym.

30:55

>> Oh, you want to know the craziest thing?

30:58

>> No.

30:59

>> That's actually not a gym.

31:03

>> What?

31:04

>> It's not a gym.

31:08

>> It is, bro.

31:09

>> No,

31:11

>> it is.

31:12

>> No. Are you actually a Trump supporter,

31:14

though?

31:17

>> Yes.

31:19

Okay, we're just going to set like the

31:20

whole really weird thing about you

31:22

stealing my profile picture to make

31:24

yourself the better part and we're going

31:26

to focus on why you support Trump. So,

31:28

how old do you?

31:30

>> Yeah, so I just turned 18.

31:32

>> What's your birthday?

31:34

>> Yeah, 2008 uh July.

31:38

>> And why do you support Trump?

31:41

>> Yeah, I like his policy on abortion.

31:45

>> Why?

31:47

Yeah, because uh I mean we need to

31:49

protect all life.

31:50

>> Okay. So why do you think that the life

31:52

of the fetus deserves to be protected?

31:56

>> Because it has value.

31:58

>> Why?

32:01

>> Because God made it in his image.

32:04

>> God made it in his image. Well, first

32:06

and foremost, I mean, there are a bunch

32:08

of Christians who disagree on when the

32:10

fetus becomes valuable. Do you know who

32:12

St. Thomas Aquinas is?

32:15

I heard of him, but I don't know, bro.

32:17

One

32:17

>> one of the most prolific uh Christian

32:20

philosophers ever. He did a bunch of

32:22

work on ethics. He did a bunch of work

32:23

on metaphysics. He's particularly known

32:25

pretty well for his metaphysical work.

32:27

He created what is called hyamorphic

32:29

dualism or hyamorphic animalism. I

32:31

won't, you know, drill you down with the

32:33

nitty-gritty, but the point is is that

32:34

he actually believed in delayed

32:36

insulment. So there are many really

32:38

intelligent Christians throughout

32:40

history of Christianity who do not think

32:43

and did not think that the fetus was

32:46

valuable uh from the moment of

32:47

conception.

32:49

>> Then how do you explain this this verse?

32:52

I created you before before um

32:57

>> no I knew who you are when you were in

33:00

the

33:00

>> God's all knowing. God's God knew you

33:03

before you were even for the galaxy.

33:06

>> How about this? Do you think that all

33:07

sins are identically morally wrong

33:09

outside of blasphemy?

33:10

>> No.

33:11

>> So, you think that some sins are worse

33:12

than others? How do you tell what sins

33:13

are worse than others?

33:15

>> Yeah, you can actually look at the Bible

33:17

and you will see that it it addresses

33:20

that some sins are worse.

33:23

>> Where?

33:24

>> Yeah. I mean, you can go search it up,

33:26

bro.

33:27

>> Well, I'm asking you to point us where

33:28

in the Bible it says that because you're

33:30

the one making the claim, bro.

33:33

Okay. So, I don't remember exactly the

33:36

verse.

33:38

>> Then it seems like you didn't do

33:39

sufficient research before you joined a

33:40

debate stream to talk about that verse.

33:42

>> Hi, bro. Hi, bro. You haven't done any

33:44

research on your Bible. That's fine. Uh,

33:45

so ultimately, the reason why you

33:46

support pro-life legislation is because

33:48

you want to save as much innocent human

33:49

life as possible. Correct.

33:51

>> Yes.

33:52

>> Okay. So, if the Democrats would have

33:53

saved more innocent human life than

33:54

Trump, would you argue in retrospect

33:55

that they that Klair should have won the

33:57

election?

34:00

Uh, no.

34:02

>> Why? She would have saved more innocent

34:03

human life.

34:06

>> Because because that's one thing I

34:08

support about Trump. It's not all

34:11

>> the things.

34:12

>> Well, I mean, you can't tell me that

34:13

you're going to support Trump as

34:14

president because he's going to save

34:15

more innocent human life. But then if

34:16

Kamlair would have actually saved

34:18

significantly more innocent human life

34:19

than him, you wouldn't have supported

34:20

her in the election.

34:23

>> Of course I can. Bro, look, there's

34:25

lots. Well, no. You can't say that

34:27

saving an innocent human life is a

34:28

reason that counts in favor of

34:29

supporting Trump, but it wouldn't be a

34:31

reason that would have counted counted

34:32

in favor of supporting Kla Harris given

34:34

that the rules were reversed.

34:39

>> Well, I can because

34:42

>> what's the argument for that? What's the

34:43

argument for why that's reasonable?

34:45

What's the argument for why it's

34:46

reasonable to cherrypick and say if one

34:48

candidate does one thing, it's a it's a

34:50

reason that counts in favor of

34:51

supporting them. But if the other

34:52

candidate does that same thing, it's not

34:54

a reason that would count in favor of

34:55

supporting them. What's the argument for

34:57

that?

34:59

>> Okay. So, you know, there's a lot of

35:01

Christians that that think that abortion

35:05

is murder, right?

35:07

>> Well, well, I didn't ask you if you

35:08

think abortion is murder. Okay. I I I

35:10

didn't I didn't ask you if you were a

35:11

Christian. I asked you ultimately is the

35:14

reason why you support Donald Trump in

35:16

consideration of his pro-life

35:17

legislation because you want to save as

35:18

many innocent human lives as possible

35:20

and then you said yes. So then I asked

35:22

you hypothetically if Kla Harris would

35:24

have saved millions more innocent human

35:26

lives than Trump, would you argue that

35:27

she should have been president in

35:28

retrospect? And you said no. So then we

35:30

got you down to admitting that well

35:32

saving an innocent human life is a

35:34

reason that counts in favor of Trump,

35:35

but if Harris would have saved millions

35:37

of more innocent human lives than Donald

35:39

Trump, even in consideration of

35:40

abortion, that wouldn't be a reason that

35:41

would count in favor of supporting her.

35:43

So I'm asking you for the argument to

35:45

describe why it's reasonable to

35:46

cherrypick within this sense.

35:50

>> Okay. Um I mean, how did he say how did

35:54

cheese save a lot of lives? I mean, I

35:56

don't believe that. Why are you asking a

35:58

question about how she would have saved

36:00

more in his human lives when my question

36:02

to you is what's the argument that it's

36:04

reasonable for you to say even

36:06

hypothetically if she were to have that

36:08

still wouldn't be a reason to support

36:09

her? I'm going to blow my nose. Like the

36:11

guest today, we've been live for 36

36:13

minutes. Every person we've talked to

36:14

has just been like astoundingly stupid.

36:18

>> Okay. I if she saved a lot of lives,

36:21

then then I will support her. Okay.

36:25

I I I take back that.

36:28

>> Well, the Lancet study indicates that 14

36:30

million lives would have been saved by

36:31

2030 if you voted for Harris as opposed

36:33

to Trump according to their estimate.

36:36

Even if you assumed the most ridiculous

36:39

unhinged margin of error of 50%, which

36:42

is not even possible given the

36:43

conditions of the study, that would

36:45

still be millions of lives.

36:48

>> Okay, show me. Show me what's the

36:50

evidence. The Lancet study.

36:53

>> Okay, show me. Show me. Show me on the

36:54

screen.

36:55

>> No, we're not going to show you on the

36:56

screen. We're just going to give you the

36:57

resource so you can do it for yourself.

36:59

>> Yeah. Exactly. Exactly.

37:00

>> Because that's what it means to give us

37:02

what, dude. When you're in high school

37:04

and you have to write a research paper

37:05

for your literature teacher, okay?

37:07

You're not going to she's not going to

37:09

he or she's not going to ask you to

37:10

literally pull your laptop up to them

37:12

and say, "Show me each individual

37:14

source." No. What you're going to do is

37:15

in your bibliography, you're going to

37:17

give the name of the publication and

37:19

you're going to give the name of the

37:21

publisher. You might even give a link.

37:22

Okay? So that's what we're giving to

37:24

you. We're giving you the name of the

37:26

publication, quote unquote, evaluating

37:27

the impact of two decades of US aid

37:29

interventions and and projecting the

37:31

effects of defunding on mortality up to

37:33

2030, a retrospective impact evaluation

37:35

and forecasting analysis. And the name

37:37

of the publisher, the Lancet, the Ln C.

37:42

And you are more than welcome to go look

37:43

that up and read it for yourself. Okay?

37:46

If that if the name of the publication

37:47

was way too long, you could also just go

37:49

on Google and look up the Lancet study

37:51

that forecasts USA deaths and you will

37:54

find the and you will find the uh and

37:55

you will find the study.

37:57

>> I have seen you show a a lot of people,

38:00

you know, um that Trump is a rapist

38:03

with some evidence, you know, why can't

38:06

you do that right now? You know,

38:07

>> because I don't have to do it. The

38:09

reason why I'm not going to do it is

38:10

because I don't have to do it. That's an

38:12

un that's an unreasonable burden of

38:14

proof that you're attempting to place on

38:15

me to literally show you visually the

38:18

study. Okay. Me giving you the citation

38:20

is sufficient.

38:22

>> You know you're wrong because you always

38:24

show evidence.

38:25

>> So, do you think that I was just lying?

38:26

Do you think I'm just lying to you about

38:27

the name of the study? Do you think I'm

38:29

just lying to you about the publisher of

38:30

the study? Do you think I'm just lying

38:31

to you about the contents of the study?

38:33

Well, then why would I be so incredibly

38:34

clear with the name of the publisher in

38:36

the name of the publishment? Why would I

38:37

be doing that if I was just lying?

38:40

>> Hey, Dean, I got to I got to get going

38:41

now. I'll be back on later.

38:43

>> Yeah, sounds good.

38:43

>> Have a have a good rest your stream,

38:45

man. Good luck, man.

38:46

>> People are help.

38:49

>> So, why would I be lying to you about

38:50

that?

38:52

>> Uh, because sometimes you want views on

38:55

the stream

38:57

and

38:57

>> Okay, how about this? How much money

38:58

would you like to bet? Frank, thank you

39:01

for the meteor shower. How much money

39:02

would you like to bet that I'm lying?

39:04

>> How about this, Dean? $5.

39:07

>> How about let's make it 50.

39:11

He left. Okay. Well, once again, the

39:14

name of the study uh or I guess the

39:15

publisher of the study is the Lancet.

39:17

So, if you just go in Google and you

39:18

type in the Lancet and then you uh type

39:20

in USAD deaths by 2030, you'll find the

39:23

study from the Lancet. Anybody watching,

39:25

including that last guest, could have

39:26

done that. Um let's go and get that next

39:28

guest connected only inside of the cube.

39:30

If you happen to be an American adult

39:31

that supports Trump as president. Uh

39:32

folks, I'm going to be honest with you

39:34

all. I don't know what's going on with

39:34

the guest today. We've been live for 41

39:36

minutes and like genuinely like

39:38

everybody that we've talked to has been

39:40

like really really stupid. Okay, so it's

39:42

like the first guess was telling us that

39:43

they support Trump because uh he is

39:46

public about the fact that Israel helped

39:48

kill Kirk. Okay, the next guess was

39:50

telling us that he supports Trump

39:52

because he rejects that um uh Donald

39:54

Trump like sexually exploited women and

39:56

girls. But I then I guess he did

39:57

concede, so I won't call him stupid. And

39:59

then that guess is like I support Trump

40:01

because of abortion, but then he gets

40:02

completely lost in the commotion of how

40:04

the of the fact of how the Democrats

40:06

would have saved more insec. And then I

40:08

give a research that would a resource

40:09

that would approve that. And then he

40:10

just starts like freaking out and trying

40:12

to gaslight me into thinking that I lied

40:14

to him. And uh I was just perpetually

40:16

and continually giving him that

40:17

resource. Like holy moly. Uh I I guess

40:19

we're going to go to get the next guest

40:21

up here. If you are an American adult

40:22

that does support Donald J. Trump as

40:24

president, CE, thank you so much for

40:25

that money gun. Go ahead and hop inside

40:26

of that queue for me. As well as what

40:28

you could do here, folks, is send the

40:30

goat gift on Tik Tok. I'll be looking at

40:32

the people that send the goat gift on

40:33

Tik Tok. Only [snorts] send that if you

40:34

are an American adult that supports

40:35

Trump as president. We're still looking

40:37

for that next guest right now. Guys, do

40:38

keep in mind here. Do keep in mind here

40:40

that uh I am struggling with a lot of

40:42

lot of allergies today and um I will be

40:46

uh about every 5 minutes leaning off to

40:48

the side of the screen and blowing my

40:49

nose. I do apologize for that and I hope

40:50

that they're you know they calm down

40:52

throughout the stream, but right now the

40:53

allergies are definitely pretty bad. Uh,

40:55

GXTY, do you support Trump?

40:59

>> Wait, do you vape Dean?

41:00

>> All right, GXTY, I'm going to ban you

41:01

permanently from the streams. Uh, what

41:03

about you, Divine? Do you support Trump?

41:05

>> Dean, I love you. I love you. I love

41:07

you.

41:07

>> I'm going to ban you permanently from

41:08

the streams for abusing the mechanisms

41:10

that I'm uh giving to Trump supporters

41:11

to try to join. Let's go and get the

41:13

next guest connected. Only up inside of

41:14

the cube, if you happen to be an

41:15

American adult that supports Trump as

41:17

president, please. And thank you,

41:18

everyone.

41:21

Ariana, thank you for the Galaxy Globe.

41:22

I really appreciate you. Thank you.

41:23

Thank you. Thank you. Let me clarify. Do

41:25

you support Trump?

41:29

>> I'm going to ban you permanently for

41:30

abusing the mechanisms that I uh created

41:33

to allow Trump supporters to join the

41:34

streams. Uh do you debate my dad? Do you

41:36

support Trump?

41:37

>> Uh can you please debate my dad?

41:39

>> Oh, I'm right here. Yes, I do. You want

41:40

to know why? Cuz he's trying. At least

41:43

he's trying.

41:45

>> Well, well, hey, look at that. Uh okay.

41:48

>> I'm a 50-year-old adult. Do I trust him?

41:50

No. But do I support him? Here's why.

41:53

Our country needs a strong leader. Not

41:54

that he doesn't have an ego, man. And

41:56

like his show was really good, The

41:58

Apprentice, but that's how he handles

41:59

his administration. Now, somebody like

42:02

Camala, do I trust her? Absolutely not

42:04

either. But here's why. And I'm just

42:06

going to go back on the obvious, man.

42:08

Like, you got stats. I'm not political.

42:10

My daughter roped me into this, but I

42:13

mean, you seem like you wanted to

42:14

debate, so I'll just speak logic. Obama

42:16

chose a running mate that he didn't want

42:18

to upstage him. So, we got Biden. So

42:21

then you come in with Biden wants

42:22

somebody that's not going to upstage

42:23

him. They get Camala. Now you want to

42:26

bring in Camala with all this stuff with

42:28

the autopen that happened with Biden. I

42:30

don't have stats. You could probably

42:31

dunk on me with stats there. But it's a

42:32

thing, man. He wasn't driving. Not all

42:35

the time. Could have been in his age

42:37

stress the job. It's the worst job in

42:39

the world. I wouldn't want to take it.

42:40

But I don't think Camala is going to go

42:42

to the Middle East and sit down with

42:44

gentlemen who for 50 years have been

42:45

going kill Americans cuz I'm 50. I've

42:47

been hearing it my whole life. They just

42:49

need to settle down down there. And

42:51

Donniey's trying, man. At least he's

42:52

trying. [laughter]

42:56

>> Wow. Okay. Well, hey, listen. At the

42:58

beginning of that, you said that your

42:59

your your daughter really roped you into

43:01

this. I don't even know if that's true.

43:02

I I think that you roped your daughter

43:04

into this. You didn't know how to make

43:05

[laughter]

43:06

>> I I really did. I really wanted him to

43:08

get on this live.

43:09

>> She said you're a really good debater,

43:11

man. I'm just making I'm just making a

43:13

joke. You just sound really amped up and

43:15

ready to go. Well Well, listen, man. I I

43:17

want I want to be able to respond to

43:18

that. But before I do, um you know, just

43:21

a little bit about me. I I run this

43:22

daily live stream and we debate Treb

43:23

supporters and the people watching the

43:25

live stream. Do you have the ability to

43:26

donate to the show? And I like to thank

43:27

the people who do donate. So, do you

43:29

mind if I take a moment and just quickly

43:30

thank a handful of the uh donors to the

43:32

stream so far today before we hop?

43:34

>> I stream too. Get it.

43:35

>> Okay. On Vinmo, Rachel, thank you for

43:38

the $5. I appreciate you so much. Thank

43:39

you. Thank you. Thank you. Bella, thank

43:41

you for the $10. Who says, "Pray a semi

43:42

intelligent debate comes your way, bro.

43:44

Hopefully one of these days, right,

43:45

Bella? Thank you for the $10. And then

43:47

April, thank you for the $50 donation on

43:50

Vinmo. That is very, very kind of you,

43:51

April. That is so much money and I'm

43:52

beyond grateful for you. Thank you so

43:54

much. Let's get 500 April W's down below

43:56

in that chat. Let's get 500 April W's

43:58

down below in that chat. That is

43:59

ridiculously kind of you. Thank you so

44:01

much, April with a $50 says, "You're

44:02

doing an incredible job. Hang in there."

44:04

Thank you so much, April. I I will I

44:06

will be honest. It's a little bit hard

44:07

for me to like, you know, perform well

44:08

in these debates when, you know, I'm

44:10

sick or really or having a lot of

44:11

allergies, but I'm going to I'm going to

44:12

try my best. Thank you so much for the

44:14

$50. I really do appreciate you. Um,

44:16

thank you so much as well, Lindsay, for

44:18

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44:20

says, "This is uh for cat treats for

44:22

your cat Momo." Oh, hell yeah. I

44:23

appreciate you for the $1. I'll

44:24

definitely use those on cat treats.

44:26

Thank you for the $5. Joseph and Chloe.

44:27

Lindsay, thank you for the $5. And

44:29

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44:30

sending love and support." Thanks,

44:31

Olivia. I really hope that you're having

44:32

a good day today and that you enjoy the

44:34

stream. As well as uh Joseph, thank you

44:36

so much for the $25 donation on Vinmo.

44:39

Joseph, I am going to keep that message

44:40

to myself because I don't want to give

44:42

them any more publicity than they

44:43

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44:44

really appreciate you for your support.

44:46

Over on Super Chat, My Body, My Choice,

44:47

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44:49

much, My Body, My Choice. That is so

44:51

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44:52

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44:53

much for the love and support. Let's get

44:54

500 My Body My Choice Ws. My Body My

44:56

Choice for the 50 bucks says, "I'm

44:57

impressed by and grateful for you. Wish

44:59

I had similar advocates when I was uh

45:01

young. Uh I recently learned your

45:03

backstory, so thank you for the

45:04

sacrifice you made for the greater

45:05

good." Well, thank you for the $50. I

45:07

always really appreciate it when members

45:09

of the older generations tell me that

45:10

I'm doing something right. Cuz what that

45:12

tells me is that not only am I doing

45:13

something right, but I'm doing something

45:14

wise. Appreciate you so much for the

45:16

love and support. Then Cameron, thank

45:17

you for the $10 and Maddie, thank you

45:19

for the $15. I'm very grateful for the

45:20

two of you guys. Um, let's go ahead hop

45:23

into that debate. So, just to sum it up

45:24

in a couple sentences or less, you

45:26

support Trump because Kla Harris was

45:27

terrible and at least he's trying.

45:30

>> At least he's trying. But you know what,

45:31

man? Good up to you to get like young

45:33

people listening and at least talking

45:35

about it. So man like you keep doing

45:36

what you're doing. Smash the like

45:38

button. Everybody support this young

45:39

man.

45:41

>> Okay. So was that not an accurate

45:43

capture of your argument? I you support

45:45

Trump because he's tried and Paris was

45:46

terrible.

45:47

>> I support Trump because he's actually

45:49

making an effort. I've never voted my

45:50

entire life. I'm a United States

45:52

citizens. No one has deserved my time to

45:54

go down there and actually cast a vote,

45:57

including Donnie Boy. But I support him

45:59

because of this man. our country has

46:02

been like shoved into the back seat

46:04

where no one's come up and been, let's

46:05

just say, a strong leader, meaning go

46:07

out front and take risks and do things

46:10

kind of like that. With Camala, I kind

46:12

of feel like it would just be a Biden

46:14

2.0 and someone else is in the driver's

46:16

seat behind the scenes. Um, and I'll

46:19

keep going while you're blowing your

46:20

nose cuz I'm a little off today, too.

46:22

>> Okay, listen man, I'll just hop in here

46:23

and respond to that. So, first and

46:25

foremost, her name is Brandon Kla. Uh,

46:27

second of all, you saying that, "Oh,

46:28

well, somebody else would have been

46:29

driving the car from behind the scenes,

46:30

aka controlling Harris if she had won

46:32

the presidency is just uh I mean,

46:34

completely conspiratorial nonsense.

46:36

Might as well put your tin foil hat on

46:37

or give me some evidence for that." And

46:38

then third of all, you said that you

46:39

support Trump because he's at least

46:40

trying. Well, the thing is is I don't

46:42

think that we should support presidents

46:43

because they try. I think that we should

46:45

support presidents because they do.

46:47

There are no participation trophies for

46:48

the most powerful person alive. There

46:50

are only awards for doing good by the

46:52

people that you're supposed to be

46:53

representing and doing good by the

46:55

world. So, I will ask you I will ask you

46:57

what is the biggest accomplishment from

47:00

Donald Trump in his second

47:01

administration?

47:02

>> Oh my god. He got everybody in the

47:04

Middle East to sit down at the same

47:06

table except one country my life.

47:08

They've been trying to do that for 50

47:10

years. And he's also I mean he has an

47:13

ego but he is a showman and he knows

47:15

business. He's out there making deals to

47:17

try and bring money into this country.

47:19

Not that it's all about money but our

47:21

country has been taken advantage of. We

47:22

don't have any production. We saw that

47:24

in COVID. He was president during COVID.

47:26

We couldn't even make our own masks. We

47:28

couldn't make any of the equipment we

47:29

needed because China's like, "Oh, wait a

47:30

minute. We need it." I just spoke to a

47:32

doctor at a trade show this week and he

47:34

said they spent money to buy masks from

47:36

China from a distributor at the

47:37

beginning of COVID, landed a jet, like a

47:40

big like cargo plane. They went there

47:41

personally. They had the trucks on the

47:43

runway and someone from the Chinese

47:45

government came out. Nope. This was paid

47:47

in advance. They were just there to pick

47:48

it up. And I'm saying to bring

47:50

manufacturing in for chips, um, you

47:52

know, blueco collar jobs, like actual

47:54

factory manufacturing into this country

47:57

as a business deal, good for the United

47:58

States long term and all it citizens.

48:00

Stuff's made here.

48:01

>> Yeah. You're actually not a supporter of

48:02

Trump at all.

48:05

>> Okay. Do tell.

48:06

>> I mean, you just said that you think

48:07

it's really important to bring more

48:09

manufacturing into America.

48:10

>> How many deals has he closed since he he

48:12

stepped in the office this term?

48:14

>> One moment. One moment. Not Not enough

48:16

to make our economy any better off. So,

48:19

uh, under Biden, we actually had the

48:20

most investment into American

48:22

manufacturing in recorded US history.

48:24

Every single financial quarter since

48:26

Donald Trump's inauguration, the level

48:28

of investment into our manufacturing uh,

48:30

structures has gone down, down, down,

48:32

down, down. We also went from adding 2.2

48:35

million jobs to the economy in 2024 to

48:38

only 181,000 jobs to the economy in 2025

48:41

under Trump, giving us the worst annual

48:44

jobs report, ignoring recessions in 20

48:46

years. Not to mention that we also had

48:47

the most manufacturing bankruptcies in

48:50

15 years since the tail end of the Great

48:51

Recession and the highest level of

48:53

unemployment and most layoffs since the

48:55

pandemic. So, our economy is doing

48:57

terrible today under Trump.

48:58

Manufacturing is probably struggling the

49:00

most out of any sect or any industry.

49:02

And uh manufacturers [ __ ] hate that

49:04

guy. Oh, I have to agree to disagree cuz

49:07

who teed up the financial condition? The

49:09

Biden administration. Hey, you got any

49:11

stats on that Green New Deal and where

49:13

all that money went? Cuz they're still

49:14

looking for it. But here's the deal.

49:15

Would I say he's trying? I'm not trying

49:17

to take shots.

49:18

>> The deal was never a piece of

49:19

legislation that was passed.

49:21

>> Okay. I know a lot of money got spent

49:23

and they're looking for it. But again,

49:25

I'm not political, man. I'm just talking

49:26

>> Congress only spends money on

49:28

legislation that they pass.

49:31

>> Mhm. Okay. But all those Green New Deal

49:34

windmills that went up, all the

49:36

infrastructure work that was paid out in

49:37

advance, and again, you got more stats

49:39

than me, man. You do this all day for a

49:41

living.

49:41

>> There was nothing paid out in advance

49:43

concerning the Green New Deal. Okay,

49:46

let's take that one off the table. Let's

49:47

just say the economic condition was the

49:50

direct result of his predecessor and

49:51

someone steps in in one year.

49:54

>> Can you give the argument for that?

49:56

>> To have an argument for what?

49:57

>> Yeah. That the reason why the economy is

49:59

so poor today is because of Biden.

50:00

Because the reason why I'd say that's

50:02

obviously false is because everything

50:04

that's performing poorly in the economy

50:05

today under Trump was performing

50:07

exceedingly well in the economy a year

50:09

and a half ago under Biden. Unemployment

50:11

was going straight down. We had two

50:12

50-year record historical low levels of

50:14

unemployment. One of the best jobs

50:16

reports in modern American history, some

50:18

of the best business investment in ter

50:19

manufacturers in recorded US history. I

50:22

I mean uh we we we had uh extremely low

50:25

layoffs compared to what we have today.

50:27

Uh inflation was going down. Now it's a

50:30

uh percent and a half higher today. GDP

50:33

growth was exceedingly well. Uh and now

50:35

it's actually gone down a percent

50:36

compared to where it was at under Biden.

50:38

I mean, we had a bunch of positive

50:40

economic trends under Biden, and then

50:42

the day Donald Trump walked into office,

50:44

uh, announced his tariffs, implemented

50:45

his tariffs, passed the big beautiful

50:47

bill, and started the war in Iran, all

50:49

those really positive trends are now

50:51

really negative trends. So, what's the

50:53

argument that the negative economic

50:54

trends we see in our country today uh is

50:56

actually a consequence and a result of

50:58

Biden.

50:59

>> Well, I'll give you a prime example

51:02

here. Who regulates, who makes those

51:05

numbers, who sets the standards for

51:06

those numbers? In fact, the new guy that

51:09

just stepped in and replaced Jay Powell

51:12

is basically saying, "Hey, you know

51:14

what? We need to redo the all these

51:16

stats." Now, I'm an AI developer. A

51:18

basic AI. I mean, when I say a basic,

51:20

forget the big boys. A basic system

51:23

could come in and look at these numbers

51:25

and metrics. And if you look at

51:26

Truflation, which is a product, I

51:29

believe rolled out by a crypto project,

51:32

Chainlink, who just does data

51:33

verification. They're not making They

51:35

just do data verification and

51:37

realizations if they've crossed your

51:39

dude. You're yapping and you're not

51:40

responding to you're you're yapping and

51:43

you're not responding to my points.

51:44

You're just

51:45

>> yapping. Let's keep it Let's keep it to

51:46

a debate, man. You're you're going to

51:47

hit me below the belt. I told you you

51:49

have stats. I don't. I'm speaking common

51:51

sense. Talking about a guy that's in the

51:53

office right now. He's gone out to

51:54

countries. He's went there. He's winded

51:56

them and dynamic. He's cut deals and

51:57

he's bringing investment. That doesn't

51:58

happen overnight. That's number one.

52:00

Number two, he's got everybody in the

52:02

Middle East to be reasonable. I just

52:03

gave you the data. On top of that, the

52:05

data sets that you're talking about,

52:07

>> they're skewed, man. Nobody validates

52:09

them. Nobody checks them. That's exactly

52:11

why the entire US government's pension

52:13

plan is all on paper under Cheyenne. How

52:17

they found that

52:17

>> also wrong. The data that I gave you has

52:19

been validated by the Trump

52:20

administration. Like for instance, the

52:21

information they gave you about jobs.

52:23

Yeah. That has been validated by Donald

52:25

Trump's head of the Bureau of Labor

52:26

Statistics.

52:28

>> Understood. What I'm saying is there's a

52:29

majority those statistics and numbers

52:31

that affect the economy that are

52:34

inaccurate, skewed, and there are actual

52:37

products out there in production.

52:39

Truflation.com is one of them. They show

52:42

you the trueflation.com is not true. I I

52:44

I I I I want you I want you to give me

52:46

any evidence that the jobs report from

52:49

2025 that was validated by Donald

52:52

Trump's first head of the Bureau of

52:53

Labor Statistics and now the new head of

52:56

the Bureau of Labor Statistics as well

52:58

as the rest of the government in the

52:59

Federal Reserve was fraudulent.

53:01

>> Show me the evidence that's running the

53:04

Federal Reserve right now who is a bank

53:05

of banks and has absolutely nothing to

53:07

do with our government. The Federal

53:09

Reserve is a private company and

53:11

honestly everybody on that board should

53:12

be in prison and that should get turned

53:14

over to Congress because that's part of

53:17

the problem. Banks running banks. That's

53:19

not our government.

53:20

>> A that's not true. And B,

53:22

>> the Federal Reserve. Who runs it?

53:24

>> Who owns the Federal Reserve? Go right

53:25

ahead. Tell me.

53:26

>> An appointment from Congress. Holy

53:28

[ __ ] [ __ ] But B,

53:29

>> dude, holy [ __ ] [ __ ] They

53:32

don't own the company that you're one

53:34

moment. One moment. One moment. One

53:36

moment.

53:37

>> A. you were wrong about your claims of

53:39

the of the Federal Reserve, but B, the

53:41

data that I'm giving you isn't from the

53:43

Federal Reserve. It's from the Bureau of

53:45

Labor Statistics. BLS, the Bureau of

53:48

Labor Statistics Statistics. You ask me

53:49

if I promote Trump, I

53:51

>> BECAUSE THAT'S THE SOURCE FOR THE JOBS

53:53

REPORT OF 2025 that you're saying is

53:54

unaccurate because you have personal

53:56

reservations with the Federal Reserve.

53:58

>> Dude, who runs the Federal Reserve? WHO

54:00

OWNS IT? GO ONLINE.

54:01

>> WE'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT THE FEDERAL

54:02

RESERVE. We're talking about the dude

54:04

dude dude

54:07

dude we're not talking Listen we are not

54:10

talking about the Federal Reserve. We

54:13

are talking about the Bureau of Labor

54:15

Statistics

54:19

on it. Listen the hell

54:24

listen.

54:26

>> The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not

54:28

operate under the Federal Reserve. It

54:30

operates under the US Department of

54:33

Labor.

54:34

>> Fantastic. Your 2025 point is valid.

54:37

Let's move forward. It's 2026. We're all

54:40

screwed right now. Well, you're putting

54:41

your head in your hand, man. You keep

54:43

GOING BACK TO 2025. I'm living right

54:45

here, right now. 2026. What's Camala

54:48

going to do different than Trump? How

54:50

about that?

54:52

>> Sure, bro. All right. There's a handful

54:54

of things that Kla Harris would have

54:56

done significantly different than the

54:57

things that Donald Trump is doing today.

54:59

First and foremost, she would not have

55:00

passed economic policy that took

55:02

purchasing power away from the

55:03

working-class, healthcare away from 10

55:05

million low-inccome Americans, and uh

55:06

food stamps away from 3 million

55:07

low-income Americans like the big

55:09

beautiful bill did, according to the CBP

55:11

in the CBO. She rather would have passed

55:14

uh tax cuts for 120 million American

55:17

workers in the low and middle class to

55:18

ensure that the average American in the

55:20

working class holds the purchasing power

55:22

in this nation. Okay. She also would

55:24

have fought for legitimate expansions in

55:27

our health care services instead of

55:29

cutting it away from people and

55:31

expanding and exploding the costs of

55:33

Medicaid through the ACA for 45 million

55:35

Americans like Trump did. Uh she rather

55:38

would have ensured that the most amount

55:39

of money that any um private American

55:40

citizen could pay out of pocket for any

55:42

private pharmaceutical drug would be

55:44

$2,000 per year. Okay? And on top of

55:46

that, she wanted to work on actually

55:48

reducing the debt and actually reducing

55:50

the deficit, only adding an estimate of

55:52

$1 trillion over the course of the next

55:53

10 years, compared to Donald Trump,

55:55

who's already added $3.4 trillion to her

55:57

debt in the first year and a half of his

55:59

term. Okay. On top of that, she also

56:00

wanted to ensure that every American

56:02

woman and girl had access to their

56:04

health care by codifying Roie Wade

56:06

through federal legislation to ensure

56:07

that American women and girls had access

56:09

to legal uh safe abortions. Unlike

56:12

Donald Trump who took that access away,

56:14

which has now led to 60 pregnant rape

56:16

victims per day being out of access to

56:18

abortion in 10 of our 50 states, and

56:19

then 66 million American women and girls

56:21

being out of access to elective

56:23

abortions in near 30 of her states. She

56:25

also would not have started a brand new

56:26

war in Iran that skyrocketed the cost of

56:29

everything, including gas, oil, and

56:30

groceries. And she also wouldn't have

56:32

had called for the execution of her

56:34

political opponents like Donald Trump

56:35

did with the Democrats in Congress. she

56:37

wouldn't have launched an attack and an

56:38

assault against our law in the

56:40

Constitution like Donald Trump has with

56:42

his infringements or threats to the

56:43

First Amendment, the Second Amendment,

56:45

the Fourth Amendment, the 10th

56:46

Amendment, the 14th Amendment, and the

56:47

23rd Amendment. And she also just wasn't

56:49

a genuine piece of [ __ ] [ __ ] unlike

56:51

Donald Trump, the 34count felon, okay?

56:54

Who raped a woman, boasted about

56:55

sexually exploiting naked women and

56:57

naked little girls like your daughter,

56:59

cuz that those girls were somebody

57:00

else's daughter. uh and also didn't

57:03

attempt to coup our government and

57:04

didn't attempt the largest attack and

57:06

assault on and on the American democracy

57:08

since the Civil War like Donald Trump

57:10

did with January 6.

57:12

>> Okay. Well, so let's go back to then,

57:15

you know, and if that's what Camala runs

57:17

on, that's fine. I've seen her speak a

57:19

few times. I've listened. I'm not

57:21

political also, man. Let me be perfectly

57:23

clear. I'm not political. So, my

57:24

daughter asked me at like, you know, a

57:25

hip shot, but common sense and I follow

57:28

enough and I know enough. And um I

57:30

appreciate you taking it seriously, man.

57:32

This is a good conversation. I like it.

57:34

So, thank you for that. But the

57:36

Democrats, what I saw them do the last

57:37

four years. And just hear me out. This

57:39

is my opinion. I'm just a citizen. I

57:41

watched them open the borders and what

57:42

happened? Drug cartels. Well, they put

57:45

money into candidates pockets for those

57:47

policies like any other pack did, but

57:49

you don't know where it comes from. And

57:50

they open those borders. What happened?

57:52

Drugs float in. Gangs float in. He's

57:53

cleaning up a mess. Did he make it? No.

57:56

Is it an issue? Yes. Fentinol is killing

57:58

our country. Did the Democrats promote

58:00

their agenda of okay, everybody's

58:02

included. I can respect everybody is

58:03

included. Um I don't care what your

58:05

sexual preference is. We don't have to

58:06

go there. But it doesn't matter.

58:08

Everybody should just be happy, right?

58:09

But I don't think we should be paying

58:11

for sex change for kids in, you know,

58:13

fifth grade and like all the money that

58:15

went to programs. And I'm not trying to

58:17

go there about money. What I'm saying is

58:18

I feel like the last four years the

58:20

Democratic party prioritized putting

58:23

things in the front and center as an

58:26

issue that aren't really issues so they

58:28

can just do whatever the hell they want

58:30

under other things that don't

58:31

necessarily have a direct spotlight

58:33

shined on them. Donald Trump I res and I

58:36

think he has 47 felonies or 42. I think

58:38

it's over 40. Um, and you know, it is

58:41

what it is. But every single rich

58:43

person, okay, whether they're an

58:44

egoomaniac or not, and let me also say,

58:46

I don't trust him. Has he done sketchy

58:48

stuff? I'M SURE HE HAS. AND OF COURSE HE

58:50

HAS. It'd be absurd to say he hasn't.

58:52

Any rich person's got skeletons in their

58:54

closet, but I can relate to him because

58:56

people keep coming at me with false

58:58

allegations and I have to go to court

59:00

and it's absurd and it's a joke. So that

59:02

man's been harassed non-stop for 5

59:04

years. So when you want to say he's

59:06

going after people, no, I think the same

59:09

mechanism is actually going after people

59:11

that maybe did something wrong or they

59:14

were coming after Republicans. Does it

59:15

happen by both parties? Yes, sir. I'll

59:18

give you that point. They both sling mud

59:20

at each other. And that's what disgusts

59:22

me about politics in America is there is

59:25

just we need a revamp, man. I think you

59:27

and I can both agree on that. The way

59:29

the system works, it's got to be I I

59:32

don't want to say monitored, but it's

59:33

got to be reigned in so that the people

59:36

that are get elected to those positions

59:39

have a clear role and these outside

59:41

agendas and influence stay off their

59:42

radar because it's the most difficult,

59:44

thankless job in the world because

59:46

you're never going to you can't you

59:49

can't uh plate everybody. You know what

59:52

I mean? Like there's always going to be

59:53

someone no matter how good you are, no

59:55

matter how middle of the line you are.

59:57

So when I say he's trying, he's trying

59:59

to clean I think what I'm trying to say

1:00:00

is he's trying to clean up a lot of

1:00:02

messes that maybe he didn't create that

1:00:04

people have been just not wanting to

1:00:06

deal with for quite a while. The

1:00:08

investment and stuff he's brought into

1:00:09

this country, it's going to take two,

1:00:10

three years to build giant data centers,

1:00:12

to build chip manufacturing plants.

1:00:14

You're not going to see those jobs roll

1:00:15

in for a little bit longer. But that's

1:00:18

kind of where I'm at. And

1:00:19

[clears throat] when you said Americans

1:00:20

losing their purchasing power, my

1:00:22

friend, that goes right back to the

1:00:24

Federal Reserve and the 2% rate of

1:00:25

inflation they allow. that's been

1:00:27

burning our money since Nixon cut us

1:00:29

from the gold standard, my friend. And

1:00:30

that's a fact.

1:00:33

>> All right, bro. Yeah, you said a lot.

1:00:35

Uh, you said that the Democrats were

1:00:36

paying for sex changes for minors. You

1:00:39

said open the borders and allowed drugs

1:00:42

and gangs into America. You said that

1:00:45

every rich person has skeletons in their

1:00:47

closets. You said that you had to go to

1:00:49

court for false allegations. You said

1:00:51

that Trump's been trying to clean up a

1:00:52

lot of messes. And then you said that

1:00:54

Trump's bringing a lot of money into

1:00:55

America with a form of investments

1:00:57

today. Before I respond to literally any

1:00:59

of those things, I have a question. What

1:01:02

did you mean when you said that you've

1:01:03

had to go to court over false

1:01:04

allegations?

1:01:06

>> I have one person. It's like a slander

1:01:08

thing. It's like about to It's just

1:01:10

absurd. But I'm saying what I understand

1:01:12

is in our court system, you could right

1:01:16

now say this guy was on my live stream.

1:01:18

I'm gonna sue him for defamation of

1:01:20

character and some lawyer will take your

1:01:21

case and I'll get a piece of paper in

1:01:23

the mail the next day.

1:01:24

>> So, are you saying that you be harassed

1:01:26

sex crime and in your

1:01:28

>> No, no, no, not at all. It's more of a

1:01:29

harassment thing. And I guess what I'm

1:01:31

trying to say is he was harassed

1:01:32

relentlessly after he came out of office

1:01:35

and a lot none of it really came to

1:01:36

fruition, but it was all over the news

1:01:38

for four years, right?

1:01:40

>> Okay. So, then I'm just going to ignore

1:01:42

that. The other thing that you said is

1:01:43

that every rich person has skeletons in

1:01:45

their closet. Is this your way of

1:01:47

excusing the fact that Donald Trump is a

1:01:48

rapist by saying that probably every

1:01:50

other rich president we've had or could

1:01:52

have is also a rapist?

1:01:53

>> No. What I'm saying is rich hope high

1:01:56

rich high-profile individuals. Donald

1:01:59

Trump, a Jeff Bezos, insert CEO that's

1:02:02

famous here, right? They all catch

1:02:06

uh frivolous lawsuits. I think we can

1:02:07

agree. People just trying to make money

1:02:09

off of

1:02:09

>> So, you don't think he was actually a

1:02:10

rapist and you think the lawsuit that

1:02:12

proved it was frivolous?

1:02:15

>> [sighs]

1:02:17

>> Okay, let me just go back to the point

1:02:19

what I said. Some woman interacted with

1:02:21

Trump somewhere sometime. Okay, I'm not

1:02:24

going to get into specifics or validate

1:02:26

anything, but just hear me out on Common

1:02:27

Sense Pipeline. This guy's rich. I was

1:02:30

at this event with him. He did this

1:02:32

unappropriate thing. A lawyer picks up

1:02:34

her case and it goes up the line. Now

1:02:36

Donald's lawyer has to say to Mr. Trump,

1:02:38

"This woman says you did XYZ at this

1:02:40

event." That's not true. I just three

1:02:42

years of litigation, millions in fees,

1:02:45

and he settled. Now he's convicted in

1:02:46

the court case.

1:02:47

>> Do you accept or do you reject?

1:02:49

>> I didn't follow it. So I can't I can't

1:02:51

comment on something I don't have the

1:02:53

information on. So if you're telling me

1:02:54

he was convicted, I know he has

1:02:56

felonies, but what I'm saying is do you

1:02:57

know any single circumstancing

1:03:06

her? Uh, now the first bit of

1:03:08

information I'd like to give you is that

1:03:10

the jury wasn't super biased against

1:03:11

him. There was legitimately a Trump

1:03:13

supporter on the jury. Eugene Carol,

1:03:15

that's the victim. Egene Carol's

1:03:17

attorneys actually motion the judge,

1:03:19

petition the judge to kick the Trump

1:03:21

supporter off for the jury because they

1:03:23

thought they would just rule Trump's

1:03:24

innocence no matter what. But then

1:03:26

Trump's attorneys petitioned the judge

1:03:28

and they were like, "No, keep the Trump

1:03:30

supporter on the jury. Political

1:03:32

affiliation does not signify sufficient

1:03:33

bias to kick them off the jury." The

1:03:36

judge agreed with Trump's attorneys.

1:03:37

They kept the Trump supporter on the

1:03:39

jury regardless of the conflict of

1:03:40

interests. But then even the Trump

1:03:42

supporter ended up ruling Trump's guilt.

1:03:44

And then after the original jury of nine

1:03:46

ruled that he raped her, Donald Trump

1:03:48

then exhausted literally every single

1:03:50

legal legal avenue that can be exhausted

1:03:52

to appeal the outcome of the court case.

1:03:54

Meaning that he appealed it to five

1:03:56

courts. All five of the appeals courts

1:03:58

rejected his appeal and upheld the

1:04:00

verdict that he raped her. including the

1:04:02

Supreme Court, okay, which is 63

1:04:04

conservativeleaning, where Donald Trump

1:04:06

personally made three of the six

1:04:08

conservative appointments, okay? They

1:04:10

all upheld the verdict that he raped her

1:04:13

by forcing his fingers into her vagina

1:04:16

without consent.

1:04:19

>> Okay? And that's public information. And

1:04:20

the United States of America voted and

1:04:22

unanimously that man is the president of

1:04:25

the United States. I don't have that

1:04:26

case. And you're telling me that

1:04:27

information is true? and a rich

1:04:30

billionaire out drinking or wherever

1:04:32

their venue is at if that happened.

1:04:35

That's not okay. I would not be happy if

1:04:37

someone did that to my daughter and I'd

1:04:39

have a lot of things to say about it.

1:04:40

Does it make him good? Did it happen

1:04:41

when he was 22 years old or 25? I don't

1:04:44

know. I don't know the situation, nor do

1:04:46

I know the case history. And if you're

1:04:48

telling me it's a conviction, it was.

1:04:50

And that information was public and

1:04:52

every citizen in the United States voted

1:04:53

and he was shan and he was you know he

1:04:55

won by a pretty good margin because I

1:04:57

think people are just tired of the

1:04:59

status quo. Is he the best person to do

1:05:01

it? No. I'll give you that 100%. There

1:05:03

are better people. But until someone

1:05:05

actually comes to the table that's going

1:05:07

to stand up in the world and have a for

1:05:09

I don't think Camala Harris is going to

1:05:10

go meet with world leaders and they're

1:05:12

going to feel like this woman represents

1:05:14

the United States and she's showing up

1:05:16

with force her own ideas and trying to

1:05:18

make things better. I just don't see

1:05:20

that in her persona and her energy.

1:05:22

Trump, he's a showman. He has a bit of

1:05:24

an ego, but he shows up as the galaxy,

1:05:27

>> you know, a figure that other leaders of

1:05:30

big countries that have also big egos

1:05:33

and the same kind of money like you and

1:05:35

I, we don't relate to those people cuz I

1:05:36

mean, I don't know, you see, you're in a

1:05:38

small town, right? But I mean by the

1:05:40

point is we don't have billions of

1:05:41

dollars. We haven't lived that life. We

1:05:43

don't know what that ego looks like to

1:05:45

deal with employees and people that are

1:05:46

beneath you and assistance. Not in a not

1:05:48

in a bad way, but you get what I'm

1:05:49

saying. So to go sit at tables with

1:05:51

other people or kings or dictators that

1:05:54

you know view things differently, have

1:05:57

different cultures, I don't know that

1:06:00

she would present as a strong leader.

1:06:01

That's all I'm saying.

1:06:02

>> Okay. So you're saying that you still

1:06:04

support Trump as president even though

1:06:05

he's a rapist because Kla Harris would

1:06:07

have been a weak leader.

1:06:08

>> You're putting words in my mouth. You're

1:06:10

saying for the next goound, right? Or

1:06:11

you're saying like her position verse

1:06:13

this. I'm not even sure. I I just saw

1:06:16

the like I said, my daughter ambushed

1:06:17

me, so I'm saying like you still support

1:06:19

Trump. I support him because he's

1:06:20

trying, man. That's it.

1:06:22

>> Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] dude. I'm dying

1:06:24

today. This is I might have to cut the

1:06:25

stream short.

1:06:36

Sorry guys. I al I honestly feel the the

1:06:38

worst for the people watching over on

1:06:40

YouTube because like every two minutes

1:06:41

the screen goes black. I might have to

1:06:43

cut the stream today short, everybody.

1:06:45

Uh, instead of doing four hours, just

1:06:47

doing like two or three. I don't know

1:06:48

what's going on with my allergies, but

1:06:50

like I'm literally like [ __ ] dying if

1:06:52

you can't tell. It's like literally like

1:06:54

every 30 seconds I'm like leaning off to

1:06:56

the side of the screen and blowing my

1:06:57

nose. Um, I don't know. Maybe I need to

1:06:59

I think what I think I need to clean my

1:07:01

office. Honestly, I probably don't clean

1:07:02

it like deep clean it as much as I

1:07:04

should and I have the cat in here all

1:07:06

the time and she drags her hair. So,

1:07:07

maybe maybe I'll do that today just for

1:07:09

whatever reason I'm actually dying. Um,

1:07:11

yeah. But anyways, so I just want to

1:07:13

clarify. Is it true that you're saying

1:07:15

that you support Trump as president even

1:07:16

though he's a rapist because you think

1:07:18

that Kris would have been a weak leader?

1:07:19

This sounds like your last argument. We

1:07:22

understand that whenever you start

1:07:24

opening your mouth, you don't close it

1:07:26

for like 5 minutes and you try to say as

1:07:28

many words as possible. Do I think that

1:07:31

you're doing so to intentionally attempt

1:07:32

to throw me off of of being able to give

1:07:35

you a sufficient counterargument?

1:07:36

because if I can't reduce your argument

1:07:38

down to like a couple couple easy to

1:07:40

understand sentences, I won't be able to

1:07:42

legitimately respond to it. I don't

1:07:43

think you're doing that intentionally. I

1:07:45

just think that you really really really

1:07:46

like to talk. Okay. So, I want to try to

1:07:49

condense everything that you just said

1:07:51

after we agreed that Trump was a rapist

1:07:53

down into like two sentences so I could

1:07:56

understand why you still support him

1:07:58

even though you agree he's a rapist.

1:08:01

[snorts]

1:08:03

think he's a stronger positioned leader

1:08:05

to deal with other world officials where

1:08:07

the conflict currently exists verse

1:08:10

Camala. And I know you're not feeling

1:08:11

well, man. And maybe we should wrap it

1:08:13

up just cuz like this is a good

1:08:15

conversation and uh maybe I can try and

1:08:17

jump in another day when you're feeling

1:08:18

better and my daughter can use the same

1:08:20

screen name.

1:08:20

>> Well, it's it's it's okay. Listen, I'm

1:08:22

I'm still good to go. Um okay, so it is

1:08:24

true that you're telling us that you

1:08:25

still support Trump as rap as as

1:08:26

president even though he's a rapist

1:08:27

because you think that commiser would

1:08:28

have been a weaker leader. So, what is

1:08:30

the argument for the claim that Kla

1:08:32

Harris would have been a weaker leader?

1:08:36

[laughter]

1:08:38

>> Hold on. Let me go grab Captain Obvious

1:08:40

and bring him over here, you know, cuz I

1:08:42

like to hear myself talk. No, again, I

1:08:45

told you I'm not political whatsoever.

1:08:47

And it's a good great conversation, man.

1:08:49

I I appreciate it. I'm not trying to run

1:08:51

over.

1:08:51

>> You have an argument for the claim? like

1:08:53

just saying that oh it's

1:08:54

>> do I have an argument for that's not

1:08:56

actually giving like justification for

1:08:58

why it's reasonable to believe

1:09:00

>> okay I don't know what her background is

1:09:01

but I'm an AI developer and I heard her

1:09:02

speak on AI and this is how it began

1:09:06

two letters I

1:09:08

>> let's try to use as as little words as

1:09:10

possible to make your argument please

1:09:13

>> I just used one word AI it's two letters

1:09:15

and I said she defined it at a meeting

1:09:17

talking about AI with other officials AI

1:09:20

it's two words artificial intelligence

1:09:22

and then she started laughing

1:09:23

hysterically. That was her opener and

1:09:25

that's when I'm like I am done. If

1:09:27

that's how a politician is going to talk

1:09:29

about a serious topic and she just

1:09:31

didn't sound educated bubbly and like

1:09:34

not spoken well.

1:09:35

>> Less educated and not well spoken. Okay.

1:09:37

>> No, she's well educated. She's an

1:09:39

attorney, I believe. Right.

1:09:40

>> Well, think I'm trying to understand why

1:09:42

you think that she would have been a

1:09:43

weaker leader than Trump.

1:09:45

>> She doesn't speak well whatsoever and

1:09:46

she doesn't seem to know her topics when

1:09:48

I've seen her speak. I've seen it all

1:09:51

the time and they weren't good.

1:09:52

>> Okay, I'll I'll dispute that claim.

1:09:54

Okay, so that claim is false. She was

1:09:56

definitely better at speaking than

1:09:57

Donald Trump. Why would I say this?

1:09:59

Because when she debated Donald Trump,

1:10:01

she whipped his ass so incredibly hard

1:10:03

that after the debate, he started

1:10:05

spinning up wild conspiracy theories.

1:10:07

Like they claimed that she literally had

1:10:08

an in-ear monitor with people feeding

1:10:10

her answers to the questions that she

1:10:11

actually got from ABC before the debate.

1:10:13

Okay. So, clearly she absolutely

1:10:15

destroyed him in that debate, meaning

1:10:17

that she's not only more educated, but

1:10:18

better spoken. And uh that would

1:10:20

discredit the two points that you just

1:10:22

made. Additionally, when Donald Trump

1:10:24

opens his mouth, he usually set uses it

1:10:26

to say some of the craziest [ __ ] ever,

1:10:28

like, "Oh, let's genocide 90 million

1:10:30

people. Oh, let's hang Democrats in

1:10:32

Congress that he disagree with. Oh, coal

1:10:34

is clean. Oh, windmills cause cancer.

1:10:36

Oh, let's inject uh disinfectant to

1:10:39

fight against the pandemic." Okay.

1:10:40

Meanwhile, when Kla Harris opens her

1:10:42

mouth Yeah. Yeah. Like, so every so

1:10:43

often you're going to get like a blunder

1:10:45

like, "Have you did you fall out of a

1:10:46

coconut tree?" Okay. But a vast majority

1:10:48

of the time, no, she rather spends her

1:10:50

time talking about, well, what we need

1:10:51

to do in order to make life easier for

1:10:53

the average American, what we need to do

1:10:55

to ensure that women and girls have

1:10:56

access to healthcare they need, instead

1:10:58

of attacking uh her enemies or

1:11:00

threatening to send her political

1:11:02

opponents to jail/hang them. Okay. So, I

1:11:05

definitely do think that she was a

1:11:07

significantly better leader than Trump.

1:11:09

110%. And and by the way, like this is

1:11:12

what other countries have admitted to.

1:11:13

Like I don't know if you you're keeping

1:11:15

up with Donald Trump's files on evidence

1:11:17

of voter fraud in the 2020 election or

1:11:19

whatever, but one of the files said that

1:11:20

Russia attempted to interfere with the

1:11:22

2020 election to help Trump get elected

1:11:24

because they saw uh Joe Biden and Kla

1:11:27

Harris as a more formidable opponent to

1:11:29

the um to the establishment. And here's

1:11:32

what I'm going to do. I'm going to go

1:11:33

and run and grab another box of tissues,

1:11:34

but I'll still be able to hear you. Um

1:11:36

but continue feel free to respond to

1:11:38

that. I'll still be able to hear you.

1:11:40

Okay. I mean, moving in if you're moving

1:11:42

in in that direction, uh, outside

1:11:44

countries 100%

1:11:47

try to influence our elections. I mean,

1:11:50

look at the voting machines. Where do

1:11:51

you think they come from? They're not

1:11:53

manufactured here. We already agreed we

1:11:54

have no manufacturing in this country.

1:11:56

So, they're coming from other countries

1:11:58

and being brought in. Can they be

1:11:59

manipulated? Yes. The debate they're

1:12:02

having now about voter ID. I don't

1:12:04

understand how anybody in the United

1:12:06

States of America has to argue against

1:12:08

you need a birth certificate, a driver's

1:12:10

license to show up and vote. Like, if I

1:12:12

went to Mexico and said, "I want to vote

1:12:14

for president and I don't have the

1:12:16

Mexican equivalent of a driver's license

1:12:18

or something that says I'm a resident."

1:12:20

That's just common sense. Like, if you

1:12:21

don't live here, you shouldn't be

1:12:23

voting. Again, I'm not going to try and

1:12:25

get in semantics of somebody waiting for

1:12:27

a registration and paperwork for

1:12:29

immigration and they've been here for 10

1:12:31

years. Like, okay, exceptions exist, but

1:12:34

you know, the stuff that they just went

1:12:36

through, again, I'm kind of in alignment

1:12:39

with you. The voter fraud stuff, it's

1:12:41

there. It exists. Which side's skewing

1:12:44

it until somebody actually blows out

1:12:46

hard evidence? But I think Russia,

1:12:48

>> notice how this guy is just not

1:12:49

responding to my points. Like like you

1:12:53

can't track a [ __ ] debate for [ __ ]

1:12:54

Okay, let me be clear. Okay, we brought

1:12:56

up the fact that Trump was a rapist. I

1:12:58

got you to agree to the fact that Trump

1:12:59

was a rapist. Then I asked you why you

1:13:01

still support him as president even

1:13:02

though he's a rapist. And then your

1:13:04

response was because you think that Kla

1:13:05

Harris was a weaker leader than him.

1:13:07

Okay? And then I ask you why you think

1:13:09

Kla Harris was a weaker leader than him.

1:13:11

And then you say because she was not as

1:13:13

good at speaking and less informed. I

1:13:15

give you really good evidence to justify

1:13:17

the fact that she was much better

1:13:19

informed and much better at speaking

1:13:21

than Trump, like the debate that she had

1:13:23

with Trump and like what Russia said

1:13:25

about her and uh Biden in the files

1:13:27

released by the CIA last week and then

1:13:29

your response is to talk about voter ID

1:13:32

and voter fraud. Okay? Like, bro, no,

1:13:34

no, no. I want you to respond to the

1:13:36

very specific counterarguments that I

1:13:38

gave to your claim that she would have

1:13:39

been a weaker leader than Donald Trump.

1:13:41

Also, I just want to call it out. I

1:13:43

think the fact that he's a rapist, I

1:13:44

think the fact that he's a violent

1:13:45

sexual predator, and I think the fact

1:13:47

that he has a terrible character is

1:13:48

instrumental to an evaluation on the

1:13:51

state of his ability to lead. Okay? The

1:13:53

presidency, any public office, is

1:13:55

supposed to be an a position of public

1:13:58

service where you place the collective

1:14:00

above yourself and you attempt to

1:14:01

benefit them even if it is at slight

1:14:03

expense to yourself, like not being able

1:14:05

to enrich yourself with billions of

1:14:06

dollars with use of fraudulent

1:14:08

behaviors, uh, dictatorship, uh, so on

1:14:10

and so forth. But in order to fulfill

1:14:13

the necessary criteria of any position

1:14:15

of public service, you have to care

1:14:17

about other people. But if you're a

1:14:18

rapist, you don't care about other

1:14:20

people. Therefore, Donald Trump can't

1:14:21

fulfill the necessary criteria of caring

1:14:23

about other people. Therefore, Donald

1:14:24

Trump can't fulfill the necessary

1:14:26

criteria of what it means to lead a

1:14:27

nation. Okay? But I I want you to

1:14:30

respond to that, but I also want you to

1:14:31

respond to the two rebuttals that I gave

1:14:32

to your points about how Commis was a

1:14:34

weaker leader due to the fact that she

1:14:36

was less informed and not as well

1:14:38

spoken.

1:14:40

again. Man, you're trying to hang me on.

1:14:42

I haven't seen the debate, so that's

1:14:43

your opinion. I might have the same

1:14:45

opinion if I

1:14:47

>> Okay. Well, apparently when I was gone,

1:14:48

he talked about voting machines and

1:14:50

whatnot, and he just got a flag for

1:14:51

civic and electoral uh misinformation,

1:14:53

so we had to kick him. That was Dude, I

1:14:55

don't know what's going on, guys. I I

1:14:56

feel like I'm in hell today. I feel like

1:14:58

we're in hell today. Is it just me or do

1:15:00

these guests suck? [laughter] Is it just

1:15:02

me or do the guests tonight like

1:15:04

actually suck? I I feel like there's

1:15:06

just been something like uniquely

1:15:08

estranged about every single person that

1:15:10

we've had up on the stream to debate

1:15:11

today. Uniquely estranged about every

1:15:14

single one of them. Every single one of

1:15:16

them. Just uniquely estranged. There's

1:15:18

like we can't even hold a back and forth

1:15:20

dialogue with these people today. Uh

1:15:22

let's go to get the next guest

1:15:23

connected. Only up inside of the queue

1:15:24

of you two happen to be MAGA. Um I'm

1:15:26

really dying today. Like I said guys,

1:15:28

we're probably going to cut the stream

1:15:29

short just because I I'm dying obviously

1:15:31

if you can't tell.

1:15:33

>> Oh, that's so child. Uh, let me thank a

1:15:35

couple people on super chat. Then we're

1:15:36

going to go to get the next Trump

1:15:37

supporter up here. King of the Golden

1:15:38

State, thank you for the $10 on Super

1:15:40

Chat, who says, "I'm done with this guy.

1:15:41

Kick fun." Yeah, well, we got him out of

1:15:42

here. Thank you so much, Jay Boogie for

1:15:44

the $10, who says, "What the [ __ ] is bro

1:15:45

on about, dude?" He was yapping. Uh,

1:15:47

Freya, thank you for the $12 who says,

1:15:49

"Hey, Dean, my friends and I are

1:15:50

watching from France. Just want to say

1:15:51

that we love and appreciate what you're

1:15:52

doing." Well, huge shout out to Freya

1:15:54

and Freya's friends. Uh, as well as King

1:15:56

of the Golden State with another $10 who

1:15:57

says, "Teamu Jack Black is tripping.

1:15:59

That's funny as hell. Thank you Sun Sky

1:16:00

for the $10. I hope that you're all

1:16:02

right." And Maddie, thank you for the

1:16:03

$15. Who says, "Dean, love how you

1:16:05

mentioned St. Thomas Aquinus, who

1:16:06

studied under Alberta Magnus and Paris

1:16:09

Cologne. Uh, I just graduated from

1:16:11

Alberta Magnus College and hoping to be

1:16:13

a debater in the environmental news."

1:16:14

Oh, that's pretty cool. That's awesome

1:16:15

that you happen to go to the same school

1:16:16

as Aquinus. That's insane. Uh, let's go

1:16:18

to get the next guest connected. Only

1:16:20

opposite side of the queue. If you are

1:16:21

an American adult that supports Trump as

1:16:22

president, please and thank you.

1:16:23

[snorts]

1:16:25

Here we go, everyone.

1:16:29

Looking for the next guest right now,

1:16:30

folks. Looking for the next guest right

1:16:32

now. Quite frankly, still dying, bro.

1:16:35

Still dying. Uh Brett, do you support

1:16:36

Trump?

1:16:37

>> Yes, I do.

1:16:38

>> How old are you?

1:16:39

>> I'm 22. 22.

1:16:41

>> All right, I'm going to blow my nose

1:16:42

here, everybody. Uh but why don't you go

1:16:44

ahead and tell us why you support Trump

1:16:45

in less than two sentences?

1:16:47

>> Uh

1:16:50

so

1:16:51

[snorts] trying to think. Uh,

1:16:59

I I actually don't know. I'm sorry.

1:17:04

You feeling better, Dean?

1:17:06

>> I hate you.

1:17:08

>> What? What's wrong? Why do you hate me?

1:17:12

Only opposite of the queue. If you are

1:17:13

an American adult that says the uh that

1:17:15

that thinks that Donald Trump is uh a

1:17:17

good president, folks, we're just

1:17:18

looking for some Trump supporters,

1:17:19

please. I'd appreciate it if y'all would

1:17:21

do your very best to follow those rules.

1:17:23

Cindy, thank you for the $50 donation on

1:17:26

Vimeo. That is C N D Y. [screaming]

1:17:28

Thank you so much, Cindy, who says,

1:17:29

"There's a full moon on Wednesday. Hope

1:17:31

you feel better." Appreciate you, Cindy.

1:17:33

Let's get 150 Cindy W's. I appreciate

1:17:35

you. Um, no, it's just allergies. I

1:17:37

don't know why they flared up. It seems

1:17:38

like they're starting to calm down now,

1:17:40

but uh, boy, they got really bad there

1:17:42

for a bit. Um, Jay, thank you so much

1:17:44

for the $10. He says, "For me, allergies

1:17:46

almost completely went away after moving

1:17:47

to a big city.

1:17:50

boy. Soy boy. So boys,

1:17:52

>> interesting. I appreciate you for the

1:17:53

$10. Jay, let's go to get the next guest

1:17:55

up here while I take just one more

1:17:56

moment here to uh blow my nose. Only hop

1:17:58

inside the QV American adult that

1:17:59

supports Trump.

1:18:09

I do apologize for all of the massive

1:18:11

delays in the stream today because of

1:18:12

the terrible guests and my allergies. Uh

1:18:15

hopefully we're able to get those uh

1:18:16

both of those two things under check.

1:18:18

Moving on to the next guest on the

1:18:19

opposite side of the QVR, an American

1:18:20

adult that supports Trump. Uh Kaylee,

1:18:23

thank you so much for the $5. I

1:18:24

appreciate you. Helen, thank you for the

1:18:25

$5. Uh Doria, thank you for the $5. And

1:18:28

Karina, thank you for the $10. She says,

1:18:29

"Try getting nose sprays." Uh oh, you

1:18:32

know what? [ __ ] I do have nose sprays

1:18:33

somewhere around here. Um I bought that

1:18:35

last time I had really bad allergies on

1:18:37

live. Uh I should try to find that.

1:18:38

Thank you so much for the $10. If Parker

1:18:40

ends up joining back here in a bit, um

1:18:42

I'll let him um take the wheel while I

1:18:45

go try to find that nose break because

1:18:46

that will definitely set me straight. Uh

1:18:48

Snort, welcome in. Do you support Trump?

1:18:50

>> It's funny you're talking about no

1:18:52

spray. My name is Snort.

1:18:54

>> That is a little bit funny. Snort, I'd

1:18:55

be inclined to agree.

1:18:57

>> But now he kept the pen legal. I think

1:19:00

that's pretty cool.

1:19:02

>> All right, bro. Why don't you go that

1:19:06

disconnect button from the live stream?

1:19:09

The Benjamin Dean the Benjamin.

1:19:12

>> Uh, no. They have not passed any federal

1:19:14

legislation to protect your access to

1:19:15

the Benjamin. In fact, the GOP in the

1:19:18

Republican party is why you don't have

1:19:20

federally protected access to the

1:19:21

Benjamin.

1:19:23

>> You telling me the Benjamin's tainted

1:19:24

because of Trump.

1:19:26

>> Yeah, bro.

1:19:28

>> But I thought the bad penins were coming

1:19:31

the bad the fenjamins was coming from

1:19:33

Mexico.

1:19:35

>> [laughter]

1:19:36

>> I've never heard that before. I've never

1:19:38

heard that before. That's crazy. I've

1:19:41

never heard somebody call it that

1:19:43

before.

1:19:44

The Benjamins. That's actually wild.

1:19:46

Let's go to get the next guest

1:19:48

connected. Only hop inside of the queue

1:19:49

if you happen to be an American adult

1:19:50

that supports Trump as president. That's

1:19:52

crazy, bro. That's crazy. Let's go to

1:19:54

get the next guest up here. Only hop

1:19:56

inside of the queue if you are here for

1:19:57

a debate. Um Aaron, thank you for the

1:20:00

$20 donation on Vinmo. That is E R I N.

1:20:02

I appreciate you so much for the love

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and support. Aaron with the 20 says,

1:20:04

"The only thing I've seen Trump trying

1:20:05

to do is line his own pockets at the

1:20:07

detriment of the American people." Every

1:20:09

single day. Every single day. Aaron,

1:20:11

he's always doing something new to

1:20:12

benefit himself at the expense of us.

1:20:14

You know what I mean? Appreciate you for

1:20:15

the $20. I really appreciate you so much

1:20:16

for supporting the streams. Uh, welcome

1:20:18

in. Do you support Trump, Caitlin?

1:20:20

[snorts]

1:20:20

>> Um, me. Can you hear me?

1:20:22

>> Yeah. Do you support Trump?

1:20:23

>> Yeah.

1:20:25

>> How old are you?

1:20:26

>> 18.

1:20:28

>> What year and month were you born in?

1:20:30

2008 March 23rd.

1:20:32

>> So you just [snorts] turned 18.

1:20:34

>> Yeah. Like

1:20:34

>> do you promise that you're telling the

1:20:35

truth?

1:20:36

>> Um yeah.

1:20:38

>> You sound pretty young. So I'm just

1:20:39

going to ask you a clarifying question.

1:20:41

I'm not going to ask to see it, but do

1:20:42

you have a driver's license?

1:20:44

>> Um yeah.

1:20:45

>> Okay. [snorts] So if you're driving on a

1:20:46

road and there's a dotted yellow line

1:20:48

next to a solid yellow line, um

1:20:52

what does that mean for you if you

1:20:53

happen to be on the side of the dotted

1:20:55

yellow line?

1:20:56

>> What's the point? I mean, I'm just a fat

1:20:58

[ __ ] ch.

1:20:59

>> All right, [snorts] guys. Stop wasting

1:21:00

my time, please. Let's go to get the

1:21:02

next guest connected only outside of the

1:21:03

queue if you happen to be an American

1:21:04

adult that supports Trump. Thank you,

1:21:05

uh, Annel, that is a n i for the $15.

1:21:09

Who says, um, I'm going to go stay with

1:21:11

family for a week I didn't know was MKA.

1:21:12

Any tips, please. Honestly, since you're

1:21:14

going to be there for a week and there's

1:21:16

nowhere else that you could go, don't.

1:21:17

My my biggest tip would be just not to

1:21:19

talk about politics. Try to make that

1:21:21

week as easy as possible for you. Uh, I

1:21:23

appreciate you for the uh $15 as as well

1:21:25

as B. Thank you so much for the $50

1:21:28

donation on Vinmo. Goddamn B. Let's get

1:21:30

500 BWS. I really appreciate you. Uh,

1:21:33

thank you so much, B. Uh, B with the 50

1:21:35

bucks says, "As an anti-Trump service

1:21:36

member currently uh deployed in the

1:21:38

Middle East, I hold a lot of respect for

1:21:39

what you do. Nobody wants to be out

1:21:41

here. I wouldn't wish this level of

1:21:42

stress on anybody. Keep on doing what

1:21:44

you're doing. You're inspiring a lot of

1:21:45

us out here, bro. Be stay safe, okay?

1:21:49

That is absolutely ridiculous. I really

1:21:51

hope that you stay safe, look after

1:21:53

yourself, and holy crap, I cannot

1:21:55

imagine how stressful that is. Thank you

1:21:57

for the $50 B.

1:22:00

Welcome in. Do you support Trump?

1:22:03

>> Hello. Yes, I do.

1:22:04

>> How [snorts] old are you?

1:22:06

>> I'm 21.

1:22:08

>> But yeah, I'm going to believe you for

1:22:10

21

1:22:12

Picos seconds. [snorts] Oh my god, guys.

1:22:14

Let's go to get the next guest up here.

1:22:16

I'm dying. Oh. Um, Math, thank you for

1:22:20

the $15 who says, "My girlfriend is a

1:22:22

massive supporter. You're fun to watch."

1:22:23

Well, Matus and Matus's girlfriend,

1:22:26

appreciate y'all both. Thank you for the

1:22:27

$15. Very, very kind of you. As well as

1:22:29

Caitlyn, thank you for the $20 who says,

1:22:30

"Fighting an awful upper respiratory

1:22:32

infection right now and the streams are

1:22:34

keeping me going. Hopefully, your

1:22:35

allergies get better. Thank you for

1:22:36

putting up with the hardright MAGA

1:22:38

motherfuckers." Well, I hope that you're

1:22:40

able to successfully fight that

1:22:41

infection. Thank you for the love and

1:22:42

support. And I'm so happy that the live

1:22:43

streams are helping you out. [snorts] Oh

1:22:45

my god, I'm dying. You're We're probably

1:22:47

only going to do to 3 hours.

1:22:50

>> Uh, hey man, how are you?

1:22:52

>> Holy [ __ ] Uh, all right, guys. I'm

1:22:55

going to lean off screen here just to

1:22:56

blow my nose real quick. Then we'll be

1:22:57

back to try to find that next

1:22:58

transporter. Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] dude.

1:23:00

Terrible.

1:23:11

All right, back uh on to the debates.

1:23:14

All right, guys. I uh started to I' I've

1:23:16

started selecting people from the queue

1:23:18

again, but I see that that doesn't

1:23:19

really seem to work out for us. If

1:23:20

you're an American adult that supports

1:23:22

Donald J. Trump as president, uh spend

1:23:24

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uh send the goat gift. It is literally

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one uh cent. We will be bringing people

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up into the live stream uh that send the

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goat gift that also um don't look like a

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troll like aka you just look like a real

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person who legitimately wants to debate.

1:23:42

Oh, Ryan Browsers, just completely

1:23:44

ignore uh that donation that I sent you.

1:23:47

>> Sorry, Ryan. Hey, man. I I didn't mean

1:23:49

to invite you, bro. My bad. Let's go to

1:23:52

get the next guest up here. Uh we got

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Demarus loading in. Guys, please only

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send that goat gif if you are an

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American adult that supports Trump as

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president. Only send that goat gift if

1:24:01

you are an American adult that supports

1:24:02

Trump as president. Uh, welcome in. Do

1:24:04

you support Trump?

1:24:07

We are

1:24:09

>> okay. I'm going to ban you for abusing

1:24:10

the mechanisms I'm giving to Trump

1:24:12

supporters to join the stream. Ally, do

1:24:14

you support Trump?

1:24:16

>> I do, but like as a protest sort of vote

1:24:19

type of thing where if Kamla was voted

1:24:22

in, she would have been so corporate

1:24:24

shill of like a Democrat that she

1:24:26

wouldn't have made any change and we

1:24:28

wouldn't have like this blue wave. I'm

1:24:30

pretty sure we're going to have a

1:24:31

midterms that's all for Democrats

1:24:33

because of Trump being so shitty. So, I

1:24:36

kind of support him in that way. I voted

1:24:37

for him once, but that was like not this

1:24:40

last time. I didn't vote for anyone this

1:24:42

last time, and I don't think I voted for

1:24:44

him before that, but once I know I did.

1:24:46

And I voted for Bernie Sanders, too. So,

1:24:48

I'm kind of like I don't know.

1:24:51

>> Wow, bro. Um, yeah. Wow. Okay. Listen, I

1:24:56

understand having reservations with the

1:24:58

Democratic Party. All right. I have a

1:25:00

lot of reservations with the Democratic

1:25:02

party myself because I am further left

1:25:04

than the Democratic party. All right.

1:25:07

But we should always be voting for the

1:25:09

candidate and which will bring about the

1:25:12

most flourishment in comparison to the

1:25:14

alternative. We should always be voting

1:25:16

for the candidate that will bring about

1:25:19

the best material conditions in

1:25:21

comparison to the alternative. Okay? and

1:25:24

saying that because the material

1:25:26

conditions that Kla Harris would have

1:25:27

brought forth would have been better

1:25:29

than Trump but not as good as you would

1:25:30

like them to be. Therefore, you're going

1:25:32

to vote for Trump uh and co-sign

1:25:34

yourself to for literally no reason

1:25:36

whatsoever killing 14 million people

1:25:39

across the world over the course of the

1:25:40

next four years that wouldn't have died

1:25:41

if Kla Harris was elected taking access

1:25:44

to healthare.

1:25:44

>> I think she was we would have been in

1:25:46

the Iran war with Kamla too. She was a

1:25:48

war hawk. she was funded by, you know,

1:25:50

and

1:25:50

>> so the 14 million people that I'm

1:25:52

talking about aren't from any war.

1:25:53

They're from Donald Trump defunding USA.

1:25:56

>> Well, that's most of that went to like

1:25:58

the Democratic of Congo, Republic of

1:26:00

Congo. It went to a little bit of

1:26:02

Ukraine and all that, but it didn't go

1:26:03

to like the starving people of America.

1:26:05

And I know he cut food stamps and all

1:26:08

that stuff, and I don't agree with that,

1:26:09

but the fact that he's done all this

1:26:11

[ __ ] means it's going to wake up people

1:26:14

that were sleeping before that would

1:26:15

have slept if Kamala was picked. They're

1:26:18

like, "Oh [ __ ] he's like there's

1:26:20

abortions aren't illegal now, so you

1:26:22

can't do this." And it's like they're

1:26:23

waking up.

1:26:24

>> And if you gave me a choice between like

1:26:27

Gavin Gavin Newsome versus

1:26:29

>> Okay, listen.

1:26:30

>> I'm not going to choose Gavin Newsome

1:26:31

because he's a

1:26:32

>> Listen, I I could give you I could give

1:26:34

you a study from the Lancet that

1:26:36

indicates over the course of the next

1:26:37

four years, 14 million people are going

1:26:39

to die on the global stage that wouldn't

1:26:40

have died if Kla Harris was elected.

1:26:42

Okay? And here's my thing. I do agree

1:26:44

with you that the Trump administration

1:26:46

is waking people up. Okay? There are

1:26:50

very loud and effective progressive

1:26:52

movements across the nation today that

1:26:55

kind of exist and are sustained as

1:26:58

adversarial um groups to the Trump

1:27:00

administration. But what are they part

1:27:03

of that too? Like what are they actually

1:27:05

standing against? Just let me finish.

1:27:07

What are these groups, what are these

1:27:08

progressive groups across the country,

1:27:10

including myself, actually standing

1:27:12

against? Well, we're actually standing

1:27:14

against the very legitimate and material

1:27:17

harm that Trump is causing. We're

1:27:18

talking about the 14 million people

1:27:20

across the globe that are going to die

1:27:22

because of him. We're talking about the

1:27:24

girls in Iran that did die because of

1:27:26

him. We're talking about the 60 pregnant

1:27:28

vape victims that are denied access to

1:27:30

abortion in 10 over 50 states every

1:27:32

single day uh because of him. We're

1:27:35

talking about the 10 million I'm going

1:27:36

to mute you now, Ally. We're talking

1:27:38

about the 10 million low-income

1:27:39

Americans that have lost access to

1:27:41

healthare when we already have 51,000

1:27:43

low-inccome Americans that die every

1:27:44

single year because of lack of access to

1:27:46

healthcare because of him. And quite

1:27:47

frankly, I think that you have more

1:27:49

dignity than that. I think that I have

1:27:51

more dignity than that. I think that

1:27:53

every human person has more dignity than

1:27:56

to have their life be used as means to

1:27:58

an end to to fuel political adversary to

1:28:02

somebody that we disagree with. Okay.

1:28:04

It's a good thing that people are waking

1:28:06

up to the harms of the Trump

1:28:07

administration, but it's a bad thing

1:28:10

that you think the harms of the just of

1:28:12

of the Trump administration are

1:28:14

justified because they're being used as

1:28:15

a means to the end of waking people up.

1:28:18

Do you understand what I'm saying?

1:28:28

Go ahead and unmute. I just had to mute

1:28:29

you because you interrupted me.

1:28:31

>> Oh. Uh, my camera's off, right?

1:28:34

Okay. Um, sorry, I forgot. I get what

1:28:37

you're saying about the harm he's done.

1:28:39

Like, I don't like ICE on the streets. I

1:28:41

don't like them killing Americans and

1:28:43

stuff, but when Obama was in charge, he

1:28:45

was deporting a ton of people, but it

1:28:47

was behind the scenes, so they didn't

1:28:49

know. So, now they kind of know like,

1:28:51

I'm definitely not going to vote for

1:28:53

this thing. Now, um, in terms of the 14

1:28:57

million people dying, is that mostly

1:28:58

just US aid? Because you're right, that

1:29:01

[ __ ] sucks. I hate that it's this

1:29:02

way, but I don't know. There's there's a

1:29:06

couple of things, too. Like, I don't

1:29:07

think he's a grapist. I think

1:29:09

>> Carol, I want you to actually respond to

1:29:12

the point that I made. Instead of

1:29:13

mentioning Democrats, instead of

1:29:15

mentioning US A, I want you to respond

1:29:17

to my point that I think it's very

1:29:19

immoral and privileged for you to treat

1:29:22

the lives of individuals like yourself

1:29:24

and I as means to the end of fueling

1:29:28

political adversary to the Republicans.

1:29:31

Okay. Can I ask you a question though?

1:29:33

>> Yeah. I just want you to respond to the

1:29:35

argument though.

1:29:36

>> I'm trying to, but I kind of have to ask

1:29:37

a question that relates to this.

1:29:40

>> Do you think we're going to have a blue

1:29:42

wave during the midterms? Mostly

1:29:43

Democrats would I think so, too, and I'm

1:29:45

happy about that.

1:29:47

>> I think if Kamla were elected, that

1:29:50

wouldn't be the case. I think it would

1:29:52

be a lot of

1:29:53

>> I I I think that there is a lot of

1:29:56

progressive Okay. uh coalition building

1:30:00

across our nation that is solely being

1:30:02

fueled by the Trump administration's

1:30:04

failures.

1:30:06

>> Right. Right.

1:30:06

>> What I'm saying and my argument is that

1:30:09

I want you to address is the failures

1:30:12

are very vicious human rights

1:30:14

violations. We're talking about ICE

1:30:17

murdering people. We're talking about 14

1:30:20

million people being killed over the

1:30:22

course of the next four years. We're

1:30:24

talking about thousands of Americans

1:30:26

dying because of lack of access to

1:30:27

healthare. And I don't think that that

1:30:30

level of harm, such vicious rights

1:30:32

violations can ever genuinely serve as

1:30:35

means to an end. Okay? I think that

1:30:38

those actions are wrong in respect to

1:30:41

themselves. I don't think that any

1:30:45

outcome that those actions could ever

1:30:47

produce like fueling and sustaining

1:30:49

progressive movements will ever justify

1:30:52

the action in of itself. Would we ever

1:30:55

sit down and say that it's sometimes

1:30:57

okay to rape people if in raping that

1:31:00

person you will cause a mass social

1:31:04

enlightenment surrounding rape culture?

1:31:06

Like, no, it was still wrong to rape

1:31:09

that person because there are some

1:31:11

actions. Just one, just one moment. Just

1:31:13

one moment. Just Just listen to me. Just

1:31:15

listen to me. There are some actions and

1:31:17

there are some outcomes that are so

1:31:19

wrong that there's no consequence of

1:31:22

that action that could ever justify it.

1:31:25

And what you're trying to tell me is

1:31:27

that you think the terrible actions and

1:31:30

atrocities of the Trump administration

1:31:33

like killing millions of people are

1:31:35

justified because of the consequence

1:31:38

produced by them being fueling

1:31:40

progressive movements.

1:31:42

>> But Kamala would have gone to war with

1:31:44

Iran too. I'm 100% certain of that. She

1:31:47

may not have blown up a school full of

1:31:49

little girls, but she would have also

1:31:51

overall been the same yet so quiet that

1:31:53

we wouldn't have risen up against her

1:31:55

for this midterms.

1:31:56

>> Okay. So, it seems like you're conceding

1:31:58

the argument uh that we can justify

1:32:00

these really bad actions because of the

1:32:02

outcome that they produce, which is

1:32:03

fueling progressive movements, and now

1:32:04

you're just moving on to the claim,

1:32:06

well, it's just true that if Harris was

1:32:08

elected, we would see the same outcomes.

1:32:10

So that was false who put

1:32:12

>> and there's and there's absolutely no

1:32:14

reasonable justification that you could

1:32:16

give for that claim.

1:32:17

>> I'm trying to give you the reason I'm

1:32:18

>> I'm gonna go over to

1:32:19

>> prosecute one moment. I'm going to go

1:32:22

over some of the outcomes of the Trump

1:32:23

administration and I want you to provide

1:32:26

me and everybody else watching the

1:32:28

stream, okay, the justification for the

1:32:31

claim that it's reasonable to believe

1:32:32

that if she was

1:32:35

president, these same outcomes would

1:32:36

have been produced.

1:32:37

>> Okay. Outcome number one point by point

1:32:39

slowly.

1:32:40

>> Yeah, sure. Outcome number one, 66

1:32:43

million American women and girls without

1:32:44

access to abortion.

1:32:46

>> Okay, that happened under um Biden's

1:32:48

administration. I know the Supreme Court

1:32:50

judges were appointed by Trump. However,

1:32:52

this is another thing where I'm saying

1:32:54

everybody was sleeping on it. They're

1:32:55

going to they repealed Roie Wade.

1:32:57

They're going to put it back now.

1:32:58

They're going to double down. They're

1:33:00

going to make it so that he can have an

1:33:01

abortion up until well not, you know, to

1:33:04

a reasonable point. Um, I'm not like I

1:33:07

don't believe the conservatives that

1:33:08

say, you know, liberals get an abortion

1:33:10

at whatever late late terms. I don't

1:33:12

believe that. And most people don't want

1:33:14

to get one in the first place. I've been

1:33:15

through all this [ __ ] myself. So, I also

1:33:18

get a little heated and frustrated with

1:33:19

the other points with Eugene Carol, but

1:33:21

I'll try not to get sidetracked. Uh,

1:33:24

>> because remember the argument that

1:33:25

you're trying to give is that if Kla

1:33:28

Harris was president, that same outcome

1:33:30

would have been produced. Hannah, thank

1:33:31

you for the galaxies.

1:33:33

Well, it happened under Biden's

1:33:34

administration. So, yeah.

1:33:37

>> Okay, that's your argument. Let me tell

1:33:38

you why that argument is false. Okay, I

1:33:40

do agree that it happened while Biden

1:33:42

was president, but it seems to be the

1:33:43

case that you're just not familiar with

1:33:46

the three co-equal branches of our

1:33:47

government in the SL.

1:33:48

>> I already mentioned this Roie Wade one

1:33:51

moment. Roie Wade being overturned was a

1:33:54

decision made by the Supreme Court

1:33:55

through the DOS decision because of the

1:33:58

appointments made by Trump. The

1:33:59

president cannot overrule decisions made

1:34:02

by the Supreme Court. The president

1:34:04

cannot block decisions made by the

1:34:06

Supreme Court. The president cannot

1:34:08

change the decisions made by the Supreme

1:34:10

Court. The president cannot alter

1:34:12

decisions made by the Supreme Court. The

1:34:14

president cannot reverse decisions made

1:34:16

by the Supreme Court. So to be clear,

1:34:19

when you say the reason why, you know,

1:34:21

if Harris was president today, there

1:34:23

would still be 66 million American women

1:34:25

and girls without access to abortion is

1:34:26

because that was overturned under Biden.

1:34:28

Well, this the thing is is fundamentally

1:34:31

Biden bared zero responsibility for that

1:34:33

outcome in the slightest.

1:34:35

>> I know that was in the past. So, I'm

1:34:36

looking towards a future where I'm

1:34:38

saying, let me ask you a quick question.

1:34:39

It relates to this. If you have, say,

1:34:43

two different candidates, progressive

1:34:44

candidates are running against Trump.

1:34:46

One is mom Donnie, one is Gavin Newsome.

1:34:49

I'm going to sit out the vote for Gavin

1:34:51

Newsome if it's him versus Trump. I am

1:34:53

going to vote for mom Donnie if it's him

1:34:56

because he's you're pivoting. You're

1:34:58

pivoting. You're pivoting once again.

1:35:00

Once again. Once again. You made the

1:35:01

claim that if Harris was president

1:35:02

today, we would see these same bad

1:35:03

outcomes that we are observing due to

1:35:05

the fact that Trump is president today.

1:35:07

And I'm asking you to specify how that

1:35:10

claim is reasonably true by giving me

1:35:12

evidence to believe it. Okay? And we're

1:35:14

going data point by data point to

1:35:16

demonstrate the bad outcomes of the

1:35:17

Trump administration. Stop. Stop. Stop.

1:35:19

Okay. So the first data point was 66

1:35:21

million American women and girls having

1:35:23

their human rights infringed on by

1:35:25

having their access to abortion taken

1:35:26

away by Trump. So can you give me

1:35:28

evidence to believe that the same uh set

1:35:31

of occurrences would be true today if

1:35:32

Harris was president given the fact that

1:35:34

she campaigned on passing federal policy

1:35:36

to codify federal protections for every

1:35:38

woman and girls right to access.

1:35:40

>> You you yourself said she wouldn't have

1:35:42

been able to change the Supreme Court.

1:35:44

So they were already there as Trump

1:35:45

supporters. Her path to action was not

1:35:47

to change the uh Supreme Court ruling.

1:35:50

Her path to action was to pass federal

1:35:52

policy to protect women and girls access

1:35:54

to abortion.

1:35:55

>> Uh well, I didn't know that. So that

1:35:57

would So it doesn't it doesn't mean like

1:35:59

even if Mickey Mouse became president,

1:36:02

they would still be Supreme

1:36:03

Courtappointed judges by Trump. But I

1:36:06

get what you're saying. She could have

1:36:07

done policy to prevent that.

1:36:09

>> Yeah. Her goal wasn't to get Scotas to

1:36:11

reconsider um their ruling. Her goal was

1:36:14

to get Congress to pass legislation.

1:36:17

Okay. So, you accept that that's one way

1:36:19

that Klaris would have been a

1:36:20

significantly better president than

1:36:22

Trump. Let's go and move on to the

1:36:23

second because once again, you were

1:36:24

still arguing the claim that we would

1:36:26

see the same outcomes across the world

1:36:28

if Harris was elected.

1:36:30

>> No, you were just talking about the

1:36:31

abortion point and I thought I know

1:36:32

we're just moving are locked in.

1:36:34

>> Okay. So, second so second point. Okay.

1:36:36

One really bad outcome from Trump was

1:36:38

his uh defunding of the of US aid, which

1:36:42

according to the Lancet is projected to

1:36:44

kill 14 million people across the globe

1:36:46

by leaving them without access to

1:36:48

essential social programs and allowing

1:36:50

HIV, malaria, and AIDS to transmit to a

1:36:52

significantly higher degree. And that's

1:36:54

projected to kill 14 million people. So

1:36:56

what's the argument that if Harris was

1:36:58

elected, she also would have killed 14

1:37:00

million people over the course of the

1:37:02

next four years?

1:37:05

So, if Harris were elected, and forgive

1:37:07

me, I should know this, but the House

1:37:09

and the Senate would have still been

1:37:10

mostly Republican, right?

1:37:13

>> If Harris was elected, this indicates

1:37:15

that she would have won won essential

1:37:16

swing states, and because she would have

1:37:18

won a central swing states, likely so

1:37:19

would the Democrats, so we would have

1:37:21

seen a Democratic majority in Congress.

1:37:23

But can you please give me the argument

1:37:24

that if Harris was elected, we also

1:37:26

would have seen 14 million people die in

1:37:28

the over the course of the next four

1:37:29

years the same way we're expecting that

1:37:30

and projecting that as an outcome of

1:37:32

Donald Trump's uh attempts and successes

1:37:35

in defunding us a

1:37:38

>> Okay, I'm not disagreeing with you. I

1:37:40

just want you to hear me out for a

1:37:41

second on this. Most of the US aid went

1:37:44

to uh Africa and maybe some parts of

1:37:48

Ukraine and I forget where else but just

1:37:50

these handful of countries. I'm of the

1:37:52

mind. Why can't we feed our hungry

1:37:54

people in America? Which I know you're

1:37:56

gonna say he cut food stamps. But here's

1:37:58

my point. Because he made people go

1:38:02

through working programs and all this

1:38:04

stuff to get food stamps. It pissed off

1:38:06

a lot of people. That wouldn't have

1:38:07

happened with Kamla. So, you know what

1:38:09

I'm saying? This contributes another

1:38:10

thing to the midterms being blue.

1:38:13

>> Okay. So, you're

1:38:14

>> because he should

1:38:16

you you're pivoting again. So you made

1:38:18

the claim that if Harris was elected, we

1:38:20

would have seen the same outcomes from

1:38:22

the White House.

1:38:22

>> That wasn't my claim. I was just saying

1:38:24

that in terms of the first

1:38:26

>> Okay. So you agree that if Harris was

1:38:28

elected, the material conditions for

1:38:30

like millions and millions and millions

1:38:31

of people would have been significantly

1:38:33

better off.

1:38:33

>> Yeah, she would she would have cut cut

1:38:35

through aid. I know that.

1:38:36

>> Perfect. Perfect. So so millions and

1:38:37

millions and millions of people would

1:38:39

still be alive over the course of the

1:38:40

next four years that are now going to

1:38:41

die because of Trump. But during these

1:38:43

midterms, in this upcoming election, we

1:38:45

would have a conservative person

1:38:47

probably like Trump or Vance, who would

1:38:50

cut it. And it's just going to She's not

1:38:52

going to make any progressive policies

1:38:54

that actually help starving people cuz

1:38:56

food stamps barely even cuts it as it

1:38:58

is. She needs to fund it more, but she's

1:39:00

not going to.

1:39:01

>> Okay. Well, well, actually, in

1:39:02

comparison to Trump, she would have

1:39:04

funded it more. And if you think that

1:39:05

funding it more is a good thing, then

1:39:07

you think that she would have been the

1:39:08

preferable candidate?

1:39:09

>> I agree. No, I agree with that. I'm just

1:39:10

saying she could do more and she's not

1:39:12

going to be the progressive what we

1:39:14

need.

1:39:15

>> Well, the claim that Kla Harris could

1:39:17

have done more because we're both

1:39:19

further left than the Democratic party

1:39:21

is not equivalent to the conclusion that

1:39:23

therefore we shouldn't have voted or we

1:39:25

should have voted for Trump like you

1:39:27

did.

1:39:28

>> So, you don't think there's any validity

1:39:30

to the argument that just kind of

1:39:32

throwing a wrench into everything and

1:39:33

blowing it all up by protest voting or

1:39:35

not voting for him? Yes, I find no

1:39:37

validity in that argument because I

1:39:39

think it forsakes the dignity of human

1:39:41

people.

1:39:42

>> The 14 million people that are going to

1:39:44

die over the course of the next four

1:39:45

years, you for you forought their their

1:39:49

dignity has been forsaken by yourself

1:39:51

because you protest revolution. People

1:39:53

had to starve and like fight in the

1:39:55

streets before they actually, you know,

1:39:57

cut off Marie's head. Like we have to

1:39:59

have a little bit of [ __ ] of I'm just

1:40:01

saying I don't think we

1:40:03

>> Okay. So, so it's your position that

1:40:04

people need to die. It's your position

1:40:07

that we have to have those 14 million

1:40:09

people over the course of

1:40:10

>> keep our democracy alive, an actual

1:40:12

democracy.

1:40:14

>> I mean, it takes sacrifices.

1:40:16

>> Okay. Okay. So, you're arguing that we

1:40:18

we wouldn't have an actual democracy if

1:40:20

Kla Harris won the election. And we need

1:40:23

to help and support Trump win to keep

1:40:25

our democracy alive. And that's going to

1:40:26

take the sacrifices of ensuring that a

1:40:29

rapist is in a position of power, of

1:40:30

ensuring that the victims in the Epstein

1:40:32

files never get their justice, of

1:40:34

ensuring that 14 million people over the

1:40:35

course of the uh die over the course of

1:40:38

the next four years across the globe,

1:40:40

ensuring that women and girls have their

1:40:41

human rights infringed on a daily basis.

1:40:44

Let me let me ask you this question. Let

1:40:46

me ask you this question.

1:40:47

>> Get raped.

1:40:48

>> That is true. She absolutely did get

1:40:50

raped.

1:40:50

>> She did not.

1:40:51

>> Oh, by the way, I just want to let y'all

1:40:52

know for everybody that tells me I never

1:40:54

debate leftists. I'm debating a leftist

1:40:56

right now. So, go ahead. By the way, not

1:40:58

every leftist is like this person. I

1:40:59

just want to clarify that. Not every

1:41:01

leftist is like this person. Leftists

1:41:03

are not a monolith.

1:41:04

>> We're kind of like a fringe group. I'm

1:41:06

sorry.

1:41:08

Leftists are not a monolith, by the way,

1:41:09

everybody. But anyways, I I've just seen

1:41:11

so many people saying, "Oh, if Dean were

1:41:13

to ever actually debate a leftist, well,

1:41:14

he would just get absolutely slam dunked

1:41:16

and he'd get ripped to shreds and this

1:41:17

is why he only talks to like low IQ

1:41:19

Trump supporters." So, I mean, hopefully

1:41:20

this conversation changes your mind.

1:41:22

But, ma'am, I think that you're [ __ ]

1:41:23

crazy. I think that you don't value the

1:41:25

dignity of human people. I think that

1:41:26

you're okay with heinous and vicious

1:41:28

things happening to human people if it

1:41:29

means that like your self-interested

1:41:32

desires

1:41:34

are are are like soothed in very minimal

1:41:36

senses

1:41:38

requires sacrifices. It really does.

1:41:40

>> Yeah. Fighting the oligarchy requires

1:41:41

making a billionaire president. So

1:41:43

[ __ ] true. I've never heard a better

1:41:44

argument ever in my life.

1:41:45

>> No, he's the one who's throwing a wrench

1:41:46

into everything. He's the one who's

1:41:48

transparently corrupt so that all of

1:41:49

America wakes the [ __ ] up. Before I was

1:41:52

going to debate you, I looked at the cut

1:41:54

article because it's a straightup

1:41:56

excerpt from Eugene Carol's book. And

1:41:59

her book is titled something like

1:42:02

basically [ __ ] men like what what are

1:42:04

they even good for? A proposal type of

1:42:06

thing. But the article is at you can

1:42:09

Google this the cut.com

1:42:12

or the cut just and Eugene Carol

1:42:16

whatever her dress was. Okay. the cut

1:42:19

article Donald Trump Donna Karen jacket

1:42:22

dress and unfortunately it's behind a

1:42:25

payw wall now. So [snorts] it wasn't

1:42:27

like that when I read it but it was

1:42:29

right from her book. She's on her way

1:42:31

out of Burgdorf Goodman and [snorts]

1:42:34

Trump walks in and he's like hey you're

1:42:36

that article lady cuz she wrote an

1:42:38

advice column which tells me she's not

1:42:40

stupid. She's an advice columnist. So,

1:42:43

um, she sees him and he's she's like,

1:42:45

"You're that uh, what do you call it?

1:42:49

You're that tycoon of whatever real

1:42:52

estate." And he's like, "Help me find a

1:42:55

gift for this girl." They make their way

1:42:57

all the way down to the lingerie section

1:43:01

of this store and apparently no one's

1:43:04

around. No one's got tapes on. And uh

1:43:09

sorry, I'm just getting worked up

1:43:10

because like it makes me feel like women

1:43:13

who've actually gone through crap are

1:43:15

getting diminished by women like this

1:43:16

who are like, "Oh, he touched my butt.

1:43:18

Oh, he did this, so it's it's horrible.

1:43:20

I got creped." It's like, "No, [ __ ]

1:43:22

You went into the dressing room with

1:43:24

him." She was in the woman section with

1:43:27

lingerie, joking around with him. Went

1:43:29

in there and what I think happened,

1:43:31

because it's all hearsay, we don't have

1:43:33

this on camera, so you act like you know

1:43:35

what happened. He got a little rough

1:43:37

with her. She didn't like it. She didn't

1:43:39

even drop her purse. Hermes's bag was

1:43:42

still in her hand and she pushed him off

1:43:44

of her. So, whatever. It was not like

1:43:47

this.

1:43:49

Sorry, I got to take a breath.

1:43:55

He got a little aggressive, which

1:43:58

warrants, I guess, the whole sexual

1:44:00

abuse verdict, but there was not a rape

1:44:03

verdict because you and I both know it

1:44:05

was contentious to even call it rape.

1:44:08

She said she doesn't know if he stuck

1:44:10

his fingers in her or if it was his

1:44:13

teeny little micro penis. She couldn't

1:44:15

tell.

1:44:15

>> [clears throat]

1:44:16

>> She also said if there were cameras, she

1:44:18

wouldn't use them in court because it

1:44:20

would just look like a sexy encounter.

1:44:23

If you can't tell if it's a sexy

1:44:26

encounter or a violent rape, it's not a

1:44:29

violent rape.

1:44:31

So, he got a little rough. She didn't

1:44:33

like it. She left. Big [ __ ] deal.

1:44:35

Here's your $88 million.

1:44:39

>> Wow. I guess for everybody watching,

1:44:41

this is a really good reminder that

1:44:43

ultimately there are around 125 million

1:44:46

Americans on the left and 125 million

1:44:48

Americans on the right. And whenever you

1:44:50

find a group of people that is

1:44:52

constitutive of 125 million, some people

1:44:55

are going to be batshit crazy. And I

1:44:57

think that this is a great example. This

1:44:59

leftist down here uh is batshit crazy.

1:45:02

Uh so let's go through it. The first

1:45:03

thing that you said is that, you know,

1:45:04

she invited/followed him into the

1:45:07

dressing room. You're you're right. She

1:45:08

did testify to that in court. Okay. Do

1:45:11

you agree [snorts] that husbands can

1:45:14

rape their wives?

1:45:16

>> Oh my god, that's a hard question to

1:45:18

answer cuz I was going over this in my

1:45:20

mind in case you were going to ask. Um,

1:45:22

it's hard because I was with my

1:45:24

boyfriend and I told him no over and

1:45:27

over and he still did it anyway. I was

1:45:29

pissed and I try to think to myself,

1:45:31

would I actually classify that as rape?

1:45:33

So, I wouldn't classify it as normal

1:45:35

violent rape. I would wouldn't classify

1:45:37

it as as much as like a small on the

1:45:40

lower end like like [snorts] a tap on

1:45:43

the butt. It's somewhere in the middle

1:45:44

or towards the lower end. So like if he

1:45:46

were prosecuted,

1:45:49

I would only want him to have like half

1:45:51

the time as a normal person. You know

1:45:52

what I mean?

1:45:54

>> Okay. Rape.

1:45:55

>> I think that's why I'm getting so like

1:45:56

fueled by this and you think I'm crazy.

1:45:58

I'm not. I'm just emotionally charged.

1:46:00

>> Rape is unconsensual sex.

1:46:03

There's nothing more. It's life is so

1:46:06

gray.

1:46:06

>> Listen, you guys take everything so

1:46:08

black and white.

1:46:10

>> Rape rape is pretty rape. Rape is pretty

1:46:12

black and white.

1:46:13

>> Not really.

1:46:14

>> It's either you were raped.

1:46:16

>> Okay. There's a sexual action done unto

1:46:18

you. Okay. That included penetration

1:46:21

that was unconsensual. Or you were not

1:46:23

raped. There was not a sexual action.

1:46:25

One moment. Just one. One moment. Just

1:46:27

one moment. Okay. There was not a sexual

1:46:29

action done unto you that involved

1:46:31

penetration that was without consent. So

1:46:34

when you tell me that like maybe rape

1:46:37

can't occur in relationships because

1:46:39

you're in a relationship. Well,

1:46:41

>> not now as long as I don't think

1:46:44

>> it.

1:46:44

>> Sorry.

1:46:46

>> Listen, I'm already really struggling

1:46:48

today. I have I'm I'm think I'm sick. I

1:46:52

am sneezing every like 3 seconds. I'm

1:46:54

super congested.

1:46:55

>> Have you had any? It's really hard for

1:46:57

me to focus on the own argument on my

1:47:00

arguments that I'm making right now just

1:47:01

because of all the allergy [ __ ] I got

1:47:03

going on, but when you interrupt me

1:47:04

every two words, it just makes it

1:47:06

impossible.

1:47:06

>> I'll stop. Last thing, have you had any

1:47:08

benadryil or anything like that?

1:47:10

>> It's uh something you take at night

1:47:11

makes you doze off.

1:47:12

>> Yeah, I was wondering if you were tired

1:47:13

from that and that's why I asked. Okay.

1:47:15

>> Okay. So, I'm I'm actually going to blow

1:47:17

my nose and then I want to respond to

1:47:18

what you said without you interrupting

1:47:19

me, please. Okay.

1:47:33

This sucks so much. This sucks so much.

1:47:35

I'm actually dying today. I think that

1:47:36

we're definitely going to be cutting the

1:47:37

stream short. But anyways, to get back

1:47:39

into what I was saying. So, it doesn't

1:47:41

matter if you're a married woman. It

1:47:43

doesn't matter if you're a woman in a

1:47:44

relationship. It doesn't matter if you

1:47:46

know the man. It doesn't matter what you

1:47:48

are wearing. It doesn't matter how you

1:47:50

presented yourself. It doesn't matter

1:47:51

what sequence of events led to the

1:47:53

outcome. If there was unconsensual

1:47:55

penetration, there was rape. Okay? And

1:47:58

there are so many scenarios where we

1:47:59

will see really shitty men tell women

1:48:01

and girls otherwise to get them to doubt

1:48:03

themselves. And there are many scenario

1:48:05

where women will doubt theirelves

1:48:07

including you. Okay? And this is not

1:48:10

only bad for the reason that it has

1:48:11

caused you to underval the same way in

1:48:14

reverse. Sorry. under I mean the the the

1:48:17

experiences that you've gone through,

1:48:19

but it's also bad in the sense that you

1:48:21

seem to be projecting this mindset onto

1:48:23

other individuals to under mean the

1:48:24

experiences that other women have went

1:48:26

through. Okay,

1:48:27

>> I have a question. I have a question.

1:48:29

>> So, so women

1:48:31

Ally,

1:48:33

just what what do you want to ask?

1:48:36

If she's laughing with him right before

1:48:38

she's joking and she goes into a female

1:48:41

woman's dressing room, isn't that some

1:48:44

sort of implied consent? It wasn't until

1:48:47

a little bit after they were into it, he

1:48:49

got way too aggressive. And that was

1:48:50

[ __ ] up, I admit, but it's not gr. So,

1:48:57

>> do you agree that husbands can rape

1:48:59

their wives? Yes or no?

1:49:01

Uh,

1:49:02

>> it's a hard question. I lean towards

1:49:04

yes.

1:49:06

>> Okay. So, you don't think that marriage

1:49:08

is implied consent, but you think a kiss

1:49:10

is implied consent.

1:49:12

>> You don't think that marriage is implied

1:49:13

consent, but you think that laughing is

1:49:15

implied consent.

1:49:17

>> Flirting. She said he was pretty. You

1:49:19

guys need

1:49:20

>> You understand that a woman can flirt

1:49:22

with a man without wanting to [ __ ] that

1:49:25

man, right?

1:49:26

>> Yeah. My point is she could elect.

1:49:28

>> Like I'm so sorry. Like if if if we were

1:49:30

to like assume your your understanding

1:49:33

of the of the mechanisms and the ways in

1:49:35

which consent works. Literally, if a

1:49:38

woman talks to a man, then apparently

1:49:40

that man owns her body and can do

1:49:42

whatever he wants to it. If a woman

1:49:44

flirts with a man, that man I'm going to

1:49:46

mute you, Ally. That man owns her body

1:49:48

and can do whatever he wants to it. If a

1:49:50

woman kisses a man, that man owns her

1:49:53

body and can do whatever she wants to

1:49:55

it. Flirting is not consent to sex.

1:49:58

Okay? Talking is not consent to sex.

1:50:02

Kissing in virtue of itself, okay, is

1:50:06

not consent to sex. A woman can kiss a

1:50:09

man without giving her body to him.

1:50:12

Okay? And I my the really big point that

1:50:14

I want to make here is clearly Egene

1:50:17

Carol going into the dressing room with

1:50:19

him is not consent for him to penetrate

1:50:22

her vagina. Okay? In the same way that a

1:50:26

woman marrying a man and going into a

1:50:29

lifelong committed relationship with him

1:50:31

is not consent for that man to rape the

1:50:33

wife, which is exactly why marital rape

1:50:36

exists.

1:50:41

And that's just a fact. And frankly,

1:50:45

I'm so disgusted by your attempt to

1:50:47

undermean

1:50:49

her testimony and what she was able to

1:50:51

prove to that court and call her call

1:50:53

her a liar. Because think about it this

1:50:56

way, [snorts] why would she even share

1:50:58

the complexities about how maybe there

1:51:01

was something going on between the two

1:51:03

of them made clear by the fact that she

1:51:06

was willing to go into the dressing room

1:51:07

with him? Why would she even make that

1:51:11

clear and be vulnerable about the

1:51:14

entirety of the engagement that unfolded

1:51:16

if she was lying? Because very clearly

1:51:20

that gives the power and ability to rape

1:51:23

apologists such as yourself to then turn

1:51:26

around and use that experience against

1:51:28

her.

1:51:30

But for the last time, flirting does not

1:51:33

equal consent. What you wear does not

1:51:36

equal consent. What you say outside of

1:51:39

saying that you want to have sex does

1:51:42

not equal consent. Okay? A kiss does not

1:51:46

equal consent. And I want you to

1:51:48

understand that. Okay?

1:52:00

>> Especially when two people are just

1:52:02

meeting one another. I also want that

1:52:04

point to be really clear,

1:52:06

>> you know, like I I I think when you

1:52:08

build a relationship with somebody and

1:52:10

you spend like years of your life with

1:52:12

them,

1:52:13

>> okay, it's like you get to know each

1:52:14

other, okay? And like sexual intercourse

1:52:18

can be mutually initiated. Okay. Without

1:52:21

sitting down and saying I do I do. Okay.

1:52:23

Based on mutual sounds like you're

1:52:25

saying of of enthusiastic

1:52:28

uh body language and movements. Okay.

1:52:30

But like you know like these people just

1:52:32

met each other. Like what are we doing?

1:52:35

[snorts]

1:52:36

>> I feel like if you want the long answer,

1:52:38

I can give you that. If you want the

1:52:40

short answer, the short answer is going

1:52:41

to be let's agree to disagree on that

1:52:43

one.

1:52:46

The long answer is kind of I'll try to

1:52:48

make it short too, but like if you

1:52:50

remember the Me Too movement personally,

1:52:52

there was like on a scale of 1 to 10, up

1:52:55

10 was Harvey Weinstein. He was a piece

1:52:58

of [ __ ] [ __ ] On level one, I would

1:53:00

put Louis CK who whipped out his dick

1:53:02

and tried to jerk off in front of women

1:53:04

who later said they didn't want to see

1:53:06

that. I put this [ __ ] at like level one

1:53:09

or two. And I'm sorry if I find the gray

1:53:11

area and the gray scale for you is too

1:53:13

[ __ ] up to go into. If you're

1:53:15

comfortable being in the black and white

1:53:17

and the yes and no, that's okay. But I

1:53:19

slightly disagree. I would like to move

1:53:21

forward with your other points cuz this

1:53:22

is

1:53:23

>> what do you specifically disagree with?

1:53:27

>> For me, the definition of rape is

1:53:31

unconsensual penile penetration.

1:53:34

Basically that and the

1:53:36

>> be raped by the fingers. So, what's the

1:53:39

relevant

1:53:40

So, what's the relevant difference?

1:53:42

What's the Wow. What's the relevant

1:53:44

difference between a man penetrating a

1:53:45

woman's vagina with his fingers and

1:53:46

penetrating a woman's vagina with his

1:53:48

penis? That makes it rape in one case,

1:53:50

not the other.

1:53:51

>> Dude, I've had bigger ones, so it's

1:53:52

painful. And especially the way they use

1:53:54

it. And if they just stick it up your

1:53:56

ass, it's going to be way less painful

1:53:57

with a finger than a [ __ ] dick. Are

1:53:59

we really going to play games?

1:54:02

Like you can't tell me if you're in a

1:54:04

strip club there to look at naked women

1:54:06

who are there willingly to show their

1:54:08

bodies. If a manager or owner of that

1:54:10

strip club comes in and looks, it's

1:54:11

like, "Oh my god, that's a problem."

1:54:13

That's basically what MissUSA was. They

1:54:15

were showing off their bodies. Oh my

1:54:17

god, they looked at their bodies that

1:54:18

they're there to sell. It's It's on a

1:54:21

scale of three or one maybe. I don't

1:54:23

know. But it's not a big Harvey

1:54:25

Weinstein.

1:54:26

>> Wow. Okay. So you said the relevant

1:54:28

difference between a man penetrating a

1:54:29

woman's vagina forcefully with his

1:54:31

finger and a penis that makes it rape in

1:54:32

one case but not the other is going to

1:54:34

be pain caused by size of the thing. And

1:54:36

because penises are typically larger

1:54:38

than fingers this means that it's

1:54:39

therefore rape with a penis but not with

1:54:41

a finger. So if a man has a penis that

1:54:43

is the one moment

1:54:44

>> if a man has a penis

1:54:45

>> and more often just have a

1:54:48

>> moment if if a man has a penis that is

1:54:50

the same size as the average index

1:54:53

finger or would you say that that man

1:54:55

couldn't even possibly rape a woman? It

1:54:57

doesn't matter down and forces his penis

1:55:00

inside of them. It's not rape because of

1:55:02

the smaller size of the penis.

1:55:04

>> I wasn't just saying size. I'm talking

1:55:07

about what I define as rape is like

1:55:10

you're going to use a penis in a more

1:55:13

sexual manner than you would your

1:55:14

finger. If you're fingering somebody

1:55:16

that's

1:55:17

>> it's not always like I don't know how

1:55:19

else to talk to you about this without

1:55:21

you just immediately dismissing me. So

1:55:23

if we could just go to your next point

1:55:24

that would be great.

1:55:26

>> We were talking about I want you to

1:55:28

respond I want you to respond policies.

1:55:31

>> I want you to respond to the point I

1:55:32

asked you why it's rape with the penis

1:55:33

but not rape with a finger. And then you

1:55:34

said because the penis is bigger and

1:55:35

could cause more pain. Okay. So

1:55:36

therefore, if a penis is smaller and

1:55:38

cause the same amount of pain as a

1:55:39

finger, it's not rape with a penis.

1:55:40

>> I feel like either you're not listening

1:55:42

to me or I'm lagging a bit. It's also

1:55:44

the manner in which you use a penis,

1:55:46

which is almost always sexual or go piss

1:55:50

and a man finger. It's the manner. If a

1:55:53

man uses his fingers to to penetrate a

1:55:55

woman's vagina forcefully or not

1:55:57

forcefully, that is sexual

1:56:00

>> outside of an OBGYn or a doctor on on on

1:56:05

an operating table. When when a man

1:56:07

penetrates a woman's vagina with his

1:56:09

fingers, that is sexual by nature. If

1:56:12

I'm walking like 45 feet through the

1:56:15

mall to the lingerie section, laughing,

1:56:18

joking, talking about how cute he looks

1:56:20

from the last time we hung out, and I'm

1:56:22

literally leading him on, and I'm not

1:56:24

trying to make the argument you think I

1:56:25

am. She has access to the women's

1:56:29

changing room. She also has access to

1:56:31

all these other doors. It's a mall. You

1:56:33

can get the [ __ ] out if you're really

1:56:35

that afraid. She's not stupid. She could

1:56:38

read the room. She was an advice

1:56:39

colonist.

1:56:40

>> Sorry. You you are now pinging ponging

1:56:42

between the means that you are using to

1:56:44

blame the victim.

1:56:45

>> I want you to address the last I want

1:56:47

you to address the last point that I

1:56:49

made. Okay. I asked you why it's rape

1:56:51

for a man to penetrate a woman's vagina

1:56:53

with his penis compared to to a man's

1:56:55

fingers. And then you said the

1:56:56

difference was the size of the thing aka

1:56:59

penises are typically bigger than

1:57:00

fingers and b the nature always being

1:57:02

sexual the penetration with the thing.

1:57:04

So then I clarified, well, we could

1:57:06

envision a man with a penis uh around

1:57:08

the same size as the average finger. And

1:57:10

according to you that want to be rape,

1:57:12

well then you said, well, it's always

1:57:13

sexual for a man to penetrate a woman's

1:57:15

vagina with his penis. Then I said,

1:57:16

well, outside of the context of doctors

1:57:18

and OBGYNS, it's always sexual for a man

1:57:20

to penetrate a woman's vagina with his

1:57:22

with his fingers. So it seems like

1:57:24

there's no meaningful difference between

1:57:26

the force penetration of a woman's

1:57:28

vagina with a man's penis or man's

1:57:30

fingers. Meaning that if you're going to

1:57:31

consider it to be rape in one case, you

1:57:33

should consider it to be rape in both

1:57:35

cases. Okay. You victim blaming weirdo.

1:57:39

Jesus Christ. Okay. And and then the

1:57:42

next thing that you said was, "Oh, she's

1:57:44

walking through them all and maybe

1:57:45

leading him on." Okay. I'd like to

1:57:47

clarify I'd like to clarify with one

1:57:49

really big important point. We don't

1:57:51

[snorts] know that she was leading him

1:57:53

on because she was clearly entertaining

1:57:55

some level of of attraction just because

1:57:58

she didn't want to have sex with him. A

1:58:01

woman is not leading a man on if that

1:58:03

woman flirts with a man, talks to a man,

1:58:06

or kisses a man without wanting to have

1:58:08

sex with him. Okay, it is true that for

1:58:11

many many many women and for many many

1:58:13

many girls, okay, it's not 0 to 100 in

1:58:16

the sense that if they find a man

1:58:18

attractive, they want to lay down their

1:58:20

uh they want to lay down their body and

1:58:21

have sex with him. Okay. In many

1:58:23

scenarios, women, especially women who

1:58:25

have undergone previous experiences of

1:58:27

rape and sexual violence, want to get to

1:58:29

know a man on multiple independent uh

1:58:33

intimate, romantic and

1:58:35

non-intimate/nonromantic

1:58:37

levels before they're willing to have

1:58:38

sex with him. And this is [snorts] not

1:58:40

leading that man on because we we we

1:58:42

view leading a man on is like a bad

1:58:44

thing to do. So when you accuse a woman

1:58:47

who wants to have some level of

1:58:49

relationship with a man as leading that

1:58:51

man on because she doesn't want to have

1:58:52

sex with him, okay, that is literally

1:58:55

rapist logic. Okay, but like even if she

1:58:57

was, that doesn't mean that he had a

1:58:59

right to her body.

1:59:04

In general, when you're talking about

1:59:06

women, I wholeheartedly agree. And yes,

1:59:08

I consent the whole finger thing still

1:59:10

counts as rape. But for me personally,

1:59:13

calling what happened to Eugene Carol

1:59:15

sexual violence diminishes the validity

1:59:17

of experiences of women who have

1:59:19

actually gone through it like what I

1:59:21

think I have. So like say like saying

1:59:25

she's just I don't know. She should just

1:59:26

be happy with her 88 million. I feel

1:59:28

like we should just

1:59:29

>> the only thing diminishing theid the uh

1:59:31

validity of the experiences of victims

1:59:32

of sexual violence here is you.

1:59:34

>> I feel you are

1:59:36

>> by it wasn't.

1:59:38

>> I want to clarify. Okay. Well, you

1:59:39

actually just conceded that it was rape

1:59:40

because you conceded that the force

1:59:42

penetration of

1:59:42

>> woman answer and I want to move on.

1:59:45

>> Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. I'm so [ __ ] sorry

1:59:47

for diminishing the lived experiences of

1:59:48

of victims of sexual violence because I

1:59:50

think that a man can rape a woman with

1:59:52

his fingers. I'm so [ __ ] sorry for

1:59:54

thinking that newborns who have their

1:59:55

sexual organs penetrated by old men with

1:59:58

their fingers because their male member

1:59:59

is too large to fit in the newborn in

2:00:02

into the newborn's female member is

2:00:04

child rape. I guess me calling that

2:00:06

child rape is really diminishing the

2:00:08

lived experiences of victims of sexual

2:00:10

violence. And I bet when you make up

2:00:11

about 3 billion excuses for perpetuators

2:00:14

of sexual violence by saying, "Oh, she

2:00:16

was leading him on, therefore he gets to

2:00:18

do whatever the [ __ ] he wants to her

2:00:20

body. Oh, she had many opportunities to

2:00:22

slap him in the face and run away. And

2:00:24

because she didn't, therefore she was

2:00:27

responsible for her own raping that

2:00:29

therefore I'm the one diminishing the

2:00:31

vict the real lived experiences of

2:00:33

victims." No, bro. You're crazy. I'm I'm

2:00:35

so sorry. You are legitimately

2:00:37

perpetuating very very very terrible

2:00:40

beliefs. Very very terrible belief

2:00:43

system up. It's I'm just one crazy [ __ ]

2:00:45

from nowhere. It doesn't matter. I

2:00:46

didn't want to clarify. It doesn't

2:00:47

matter.

2:00:48

>> Listen. Listen. I don't even think I'm

2:00:50

showing you anger. I don't think that me

2:00:52

speaking with passion, okay, on refuting

2:00:54

the claims made by you, which in turn

2:00:57

perpetuate sexual violence on a very

2:01:00

very very high level because you are

2:01:02

low-key telling me the same things a

2:01:04

rapist would tell me in order to justify

2:01:06

what they did that I'm responding with

2:01:08

uh with passion is anger. No, no, this

2:01:11

is not anger. This is passion.

2:01:15

Okay. Well, regardless, it's

2:01:18

raising your blood pressure and mine.

2:01:20

I'm upset because I'm triggered and I

2:01:21

didn't know what else to tell you other

2:01:23

than we're going to have to agree to

2:01:24

disagree.

2:01:24

>> Well, well, frankly, I would question

2:01:26

people One. Frankly, I would question

2:01:29

people who don't have their blood

2:01:30

pressure raised when they hear you

2:01:32

literally just like spam every excuse

2:01:36

possible for why a victim of rape is not

2:01:38

a victim of rape. And after you spam

2:01:41

every excuse possible for why a victim

2:01:43

of rape is not a victim of rape, you

2:01:45

then turn around and say everybody who

2:01:47

disagrees with you is undermining uh the

2:01:50

lived experiences of true victims of

2:01:51

sexual violence is just like the the

2:01:54

cherry on top, the cyanide cherry on

2:01:56

top. I I would question anybody who

2:01:58

doesn't have their blood pressure even

2:01:59

slightly raised by that.

2:02:02

Someone I knew who used to be my friend

2:02:03

a long time ago, believe me or don't.

2:02:06

She had a sister who she asked to go out

2:02:08

and get some food for her from wherever,

2:02:10

and she went out. It was close by. They

2:02:13

found her unconscious, beat up in a in a

2:02:16

ditch. And it turns out later she was

2:02:18

beat unconscious and raped. And that's

2:02:20

what I consider a gr and not what

2:02:23

happened to EG. So, I'm sorry. Okay. And

2:02:26

I don't I don't know how else to say.

2:02:28

Like, I just don't believe that it's the

2:02:29

same. Women are tougher than you're

2:02:31

[ __ ] making them out to be. Okay? And

2:02:33

get to do whatever he wants to her, but

2:02:35

she left. That's what she did. She had

2:02:37

agency. She

2:02:40

>> quick question. Okay. So, if I were to

2:02:43

break into your house, point a gun at

2:02:45

your head, and then hit you over the

2:02:47

head with it to knock you unconscious

2:02:49

and then steal all of the valuable

2:02:51

possessions from your house and leave,

2:02:53

did I rob you?

2:02:54

>> Yeah.

2:02:55

>> Okay. Let me ask you another question.

2:02:59

If I were to break into your house,

2:03:00

point a gun at your head, not knock you

2:03:02

unconscious, and I you just kind of

2:03:04

stood there because you had a gun at

2:03:05

your head, and I stole all of your

2:03:07

valuable she had no choice, and then I

2:03:09

left. One moment, one moment. One

2:03:10

moment. One moment. Did I rob you?

2:03:15

>> Like I said, you're implying she didn't

2:03:17

have

2:03:17

>> Just Just did I rob you? Just please

2:03:19

just did I rob you?

2:03:21

>> What was the hypothetical that you come

2:03:23

in with a gun, you point it at me, and

2:03:24

you say,

2:03:24

>> "Yeah, but I but I don't knock you out

2:03:26

this time." But you're just like scared

2:03:27

of getting shot. So, you just let me

2:03:28

take all everything in your house. Did I

2:03:30

rob you?

2:03:31

>> Well, because they're forced%

2:03:34

no choice. But just did I rob you? Yes,

2:03:36

they are. Yes, they are.

2:03:37

>> Okay. Okay. I did rob you. Perfect. Now,

2:03:39

next question. If I break into your

2:03:41

house and I don't even point a gun at

2:03:43

your head, but you think I could have a

2:03:45

gun or I could harm you in some way. So,

2:03:48

then you just sit there quietly and

2:03:50

silently while I take all the valuable

2:03:52

possessions from your house. Okay,

2:03:53

that's when I stop interrupting me,

2:03:55

Ally. And then you just sit there

2:03:57

quietly and silently while I take all

2:03:58

the possessions from your house because

2:04:00

you think that I could have a gun or

2:04:02

could harm and hurt you in a very

2:04:03

serious way. I'm not asking you if you

2:04:05

would do that. I'm asking you if you did

2:04:07

do that in this scenario, would I still

2:04:10

be guilty of robbing you? Could Could I

2:04:12

still go to jail for burglary?

2:04:13

>> I don't know. That's more murky because

2:04:17

this person doesn't have a gun. What's

2:04:19

the implied threat? Is he hitting walls?

2:04:22

Is he yelling? Is he just standing

2:04:24

there? just standing there. How the [ __ ]

2:04:26

is he robbing, dude? Oh, how how the

2:04:28

[ __ ] is he robbing me when he like busts

2:04:30

down your door and uh and and you and

2:04:33

you don't you don't like

2:04:34

>> Never mind. That was the implied thing.

2:04:36

I didn't I didn't hear that part, but

2:04:37

Okay, that's still Well,

2:04:39

>> so he's still robbing you without

2:04:41

pointing a gun at your head, right?

2:04:43

>> What?

2:04:44

>> He's still robbing you without pointing

2:04:46

a gun at your head, right?

2:04:48

>> If he busts open your window and says,

2:04:51

"Give me your shit."

2:04:52

>> [snorts]

2:04:54

>> That's still robbing you. Yeah.

2:04:55

>> Right. Perfect. Even even if he didn't

2:04:57

point a gun at your head and even if he

2:04:58

didn't knock you uncover harder to say

2:05:00

that it is.

2:05:01

>> So here's here's the thing. Here's the

2:05:03

thing. Okay. Right. In all three of

2:05:05

those scenario, I still would have been

2:05:07

robbing you. Okay. But then as soon as

2:05:09

it's about women getting raped, you say

2:05:11

that the rapist has to first knock them

2:05:13

unconscious in order for it to actually

2:05:15

be rape. Do you know what this tells bad

2:05:18

men who want to take advantage of women?

2:05:22

that if they don't knock them

2:05:23

unconscious, Alli won't consider them a

2:05:25

rapist. So maybe they'll get away with

2:05:26

it.

2:05:28

That's what it [ __ ] tells them. You

2:05:31

are actually, like, I'm not even kidding

2:05:34

here. You are actually emboldening,

2:05:37

okay, and empowering men to rape women

2:05:41

because what you're telling them is if

2:05:43

they don't first knock that woman

2:05:45

unconscious, they're not actually a

2:05:47

rapist. And then back to this, well,

2:05:50

maybe she had the choice to like punch

2:05:52

him in his gut and run away. [snorts]

2:05:55

Well, this is also victim blaming

2:05:58

because guess what? According to

2:06:00

multiple resources that I could give you

2:06:01

the PMIDs for, including the the

2:06:04

National Institute of Health, around 70

2:06:06

to 90% of people who are raped

2:06:09

experience temporary paralysis because

2:06:13

their brain is trying to make sense of

2:06:15

what is occurring to them. And then it

2:06:17

induces this type of freeze response uh

2:06:20

that is very very very very um uh

2:06:25

primordial in the sense that it was

2:06:27

driven by evolution that when a big

2:06:29

predator is trying to kill you, you just

2:06:32

act like you're already dead and maybe

2:06:34

they won't kill you.

2:06:36

The same type of freeze response that we

2:06:38

see in nonhuman animals when humans get

2:06:41

aggressive towards those animals or

2:06:44

predators get aggressive towards the

2:06:46

prey is the same type of

2:06:48

evolutionarydriven response that we see

2:06:51

in 70 to 90% of rape victims. They

2:06:55

literally experience literally

2:06:57

experience per the doctors temporary

2:07:01

paralysis.

2:07:04

It's called fonding.

2:07:10

>> Dude, you got to stop muting me cuz you

2:07:13

are doing the same thing by undermining

2:07:16

my intelligence that you would do to

2:07:17

eene. I know what fight, flight, or

2:07:19

freeze is for [ __ ] sake. I know

2:07:21

evolutionary psychology. I took I know

2:07:23

this [ __ ] You don't have to explain the

2:07:25

basics. You just keep working from a

2:07:27

false premise or for something like your

2:07:30

hypothetical was a guy bust open your

2:07:32

window. Hea violently comes into your

2:07:35

house and says, "Give me your shit." He

2:07:38

didn't have to have a gun. The breaking

2:07:40

in part was the violence. So your whole

2:07:43

thing was misconstrued and then you went

2:07:45

>> Exactly. Just like a man doesn't have to

2:07:47

first knock a woman unconscious. The

2:07:48

whole forcefully penetrating her vagina

2:07:50

was the violence.

2:07:52

>> Okay.

2:07:55

I'm just saying, you know, if there's a

2:07:57

Gavin Newsome versus a Trump, I'm not

2:07:59

going to vote. If there's a M Donnie

2:08:00

versus Trump, I'll vote. I'll be a

2:08:02

liberal. I'll be a goody two shoes. But

2:08:04

I'm not [ __ ] working from this

2:08:05

premise of Kamla would have been better

2:08:08

because after her election, we make the

2:08:11

left look backlash. The make the left

2:08:13

look [ __ ] terrible. You should just

2:08:15

keep your political opinions about Zaran

2:08:17

Mdani to yourself because you are Fox

2:08:20

News's wet [ __ ] dream. You are

2:08:22

everything that I'm not you are you are

2:08:25

everything. You are everything and more.

2:08:28

Okay, that the right wishes the left

2:08:31

was. You are a radical, crazy extremist

2:08:34

that lacks coherent political and moral

2:08:38

ideologies and frameworks. Okay? You are

2:08:42

legitimately a radical extremist.

2:08:46

And you are absolutely 110% doing a

2:08:50

disservice to leftist communities. And

2:08:52

I'm saying that as somebody that's not

2:08:53

even a leftist.

2:08:58

You are embarrassing.

2:09:03

Genuinely [ __ ] embarrassing.

2:09:07

And on a real note, [snorts] go to

2:09:09

[ __ ] therapy. Go to [ __ ] therapy.

2:09:13

Cuz I'm just going to be real. I bet

2:09:15

that what you believe and why you

2:09:18

believe it is consequential of what

2:09:21

happened to you.

2:09:24

This whole time you've been demeaning

2:09:26

victims because maybe the perpetuator

2:09:28

was your boyfriend or husband. This

2:09:31

whole time you've been demeaning victims

2:09:33

because they weren't totally knocked

2:09:35

unconscious and then left in a ditch.

2:09:38

Earlier you told us that your boyfriend

2:09:41

raped you without knocking you

2:09:44

unconscious.

2:09:47

You are demeaning yourself.

2:09:51

Go to therapy.

2:09:53

Usually, usually, listen, usually I say

2:09:56

this [ __ ] kindly to people who join my

2:09:59

live stream and they and and they talk

2:10:02

to me and in the process of that better

2:10:04

understand what happened to themselves.

2:10:06

But frankly, bro, this is a perfect

2:10:09

example of impact over intent. I

2:10:12

[snorts] don't think I have it in me to

2:10:13

tell you these things with with with

2:10:16

with politeness. Okay? When when you

2:10:19

turn around and you use your own

2:10:20

repressed trauma that you can't

2:10:22

understand to like genuinely perpetuate

2:10:25

some of the most harmful social

2:10:28

attitudes that are possible to exist

2:10:30

that then cause the same thing to happen

2:10:32

to so many other people.

2:10:35

All right? But because I still

2:10:37

ultimately do believe they are

2:10:39

consequential of what happened to you.

2:10:42

Please, for the love of God, for the

2:10:44

love [snorts] of human people, for the

2:10:46

love of society, for the love of women

2:10:48

and girls, and for the love of yourself,

2:10:51

go to therapy. Talk to a [ __ ]

2:10:55

professional. [snorts] You absolutely

2:10:57

need to unpack what happened to you

2:11:01

so you can unpack your egregiously

2:11:04

harmful views that you were perpetuating

2:11:07

on other people like you.

2:11:18

Okay,

2:11:21

[snorts] hit the hit the mute button

2:11:22

then unmute because we can't hear you.

2:11:31

Maybe this just a sign from God that I

2:11:32

should just kick her. Okay, let's just

2:11:35

going to get the next guess up here.

2:11:36

Only opposite [snorts] side of the queue

2:11:37

if you happen to be an American adult

2:11:38

that supports Donald J. Trump is

2:11:39

president.

2:11:41

Jesus Christ, dude.

2:11:43

[snorts]

2:11:45

[ __ ] Let's go to get the next guest up

2:11:47

here. Only opposite side of the queue.

2:11:48

If you happen to be Mag, everybody, I

2:11:49

have quite a few people to thank for the

2:11:51

love on Vimmo, for the love on PayPal,

2:11:52

for the love on Super Chat. If you would

2:11:53

like to support me, if you would like to

2:11:55

[snorts] support the stream, if you

2:11:56

would like to ask a question or get a

2:11:57

message across, you can find my Vinmo,

2:12:00

my PayPal on the link in the bio. Dude,

2:12:01

I just opened up the Discord. I saw

2:12:03

somebody give a message adding like 5

2:12:05

trillion people saying that the guest

2:12:06

was gone. Like five trillion people from

2:12:09

my Discord had to like literally stop

2:12:11

watching the stream because of how

2:12:13

incredibly triggery the things that she

2:12:14

was saying were. To be fair, they were

2:12:17

[ __ ] disgusting, dude. That was gross

2:12:19

as hell. I just can't even

2:12:20

[clears throat] believe it. Um, welcome

2:12:22

in. Do you support Trump?

2:12:23

>> Hey, Dean. Yes, I do. My name is Jack.

2:12:27

>> I'm 21. Uh, 22.

2:12:29

>> Okay, sounds good, man. Uh, give me one

2:12:30

moment here to blow my nose, but in the

2:12:32

meantime, feel free to

2:12:34

>> Yes, sir.

2:12:34

>> Feel free to tell us why you support

2:12:35

Trump.

2:12:37

Absolutely. I support Trump because

2:12:40

a couple his his entire career he ran

2:12:44

on the idea that he would close the

2:12:46

border. He closed it to I believe I

2:12:48

don't have the data in front of me, but

2:12:50

99% border crossings reduction within

2:12:54

a couple of weeks of being in office.

2:12:57

Insane.

2:12:59

I think it's crazy. I think he has the

2:13:00

right uh the right motivation for this

2:13:02

country. I mean, if you look at cities

2:13:04

like I live in San Francisco. If you

2:13:06

look at cities like San Francisco,

2:13:07

they're being destroyed, right? There's

2:13:08

homeless people wandering the streets

2:13:10

constantly. It's like there are open

2:13:12

drug markets. Um, my parents got invited

2:13:14

to a party the other day. They had to

2:13:17

wade that they they had to take a

2:13:19

specific route through the city to avoid

2:13:21

encampments. You know, Donald Trump is

2:13:25

actually cleaning up our cities,

2:13:26

repainting monuments, you know, [snorts]

2:13:30

taking people out the streets.

2:13:32

>> All right. Thanks, man. I'm I need to

2:13:34

thank quite a few people for their

2:13:35

donations to the stream. So, you might

2:13:36

be hanging out with me for like 2 or 3

2:13:38

minutes.

2:13:38

>> Uh but then as soon as I'm done doing

2:13:40

that, I'll uh I'll respond to everything

2:13:41

that you just said. Okay.

2:13:43

>> Okay.

2:13:43

>> This is on Vinmo, Miss Skyler. S sky LR,

2:13:46

thank you for the $20 donation. I really

2:13:48

appreciate you, Skyler. Let's get to

2:13:50

Skyler W's who says, "I'm amazed by you

2:13:52

with every stream uh and every VOD I

2:13:53

watch, and I've been watching for a long

2:13:55

time, but your conversation with Ally

2:13:56

was God God's work. That was hard. You

2:13:58

were golden." Thank you so much, Skyler.

2:13:59

I try my best there, bro. Honestly, I

2:14:01

kind of even caught myself slipping

2:14:02

because of how frustrated I was with

2:14:04

what she was saying. And that only

2:14:05

happens to me very rarely in like the

2:14:07

most extreme conversations. Thank you so

2:14:09

much, Jamie, for the $10 who says,

2:14:11

"Thank you for citing research

2:14:12

validating the fond response. This guest

2:14:13

is definitely struggling with something

2:14:14

internally that she's afraid to

2:14:16

address." Yeah, that's why I told her to

2:14:17

go to therapy. Tina, thank you so much

2:14:18

for the $40 donation on Vinmo. Let's get

2:14:21

400 Tina W's. Thank you so much, Tina.

2:14:23

That is wow, very kind of you. Uh Tina

2:14:25

with a $40 says, "Wow, that last guest

2:14:26

was absolutely disgusting. Thank you

2:14:28

again for standing for all survivors and

2:14:30

educating those such as her. Yeah, I

2:14:31

appreciate you for the love, Tina. She

2:14:32

was so [ __ ] disgusting. Same thing to

2:14:34

Ben. Thank you for the $50. Let's get

2:14:36

500 bin W's. I really appreciate you so

2:14:38

much for the love, Ben. Thank you so

2:14:40

very much. Ben with a $50 says, "You act

2:14:42

like calling one thing rape somehow

2:14:44

steals seriousness away from another

2:14:45

victim. It doesn't. Somebody else's

2:14:47

trauma is not a talking point off of

2:14:48

yours." Yes, absolutely, Ben. I couldn't

2:14:50

have said it better myself, my friend.

2:14:52

Thank you for the $50. as well as quite

2:14:54

frankly, thank you for the $10 who says,

2:14:55

"I have so much respect for your

2:14:56

critical thinking and logical reasoning

2:14:57

abilities." Thank you, Dean. Well, thank

2:14:58

you quite frankly. I know that you've

2:15:00

been watching for a while and I'm very,

2:15:01

very grateful for you. Thank you so

2:15:02

much, Helen, for the $15. Let's get 150.

2:15:04

Helen W's. Emily and Katrina, appreciate

2:15:06

youall both for the five. Kristen uh and

2:15:08

T, thank you guys for the five. And then

2:15:10

Mr. Matthew, thank you for the uh $15

2:15:12

who says, "That Last Woman was so

2:15:14

disgusting. Why would any woman ever

2:15:15

support Trump? She was genuinely so

2:15:17

[ __ ] lost, bro." And then Jessica and

2:15:18

Lauren, I appreciate you'all both for

2:15:19

the $5. And Alyssa, thank you for the

2:15:22

$20. She says, "I hope that this woman

2:15:23

learns that what happened to her was SA.

2:15:25

I was in the same boat with my husband.

2:15:26

I feel sorry for her and hope that she's

2:15:28

given [snorts] the fact that she's

2:15:30

giving him some sort of excuse. You have

2:15:31

to fully accept that and move on."

2:15:32

Alyssa sent that in a while ago, like

2:15:34

before she really started going off the

2:15:36

rails, but I agree with you. I

2:15:37

appreciate you for the $20. Amy, thank

2:15:39

you for the $10. And Robot, thank you

2:15:41

for the $10. Same thing to you, Colin.

2:15:42

Thank you so much for the $10. And Ben,

2:15:45

thank you so much for the $25. Who says,

2:15:47

"A fascinating ethical framework. If

2:15:49

enough people learn from a bad event,

2:15:50

the bad event itself becomes

2:15:52

commendable. Apparently, that's what she

2:15:53

was saying, dude. Thank you for the $25,

2:15:55

Ben. Let's get $250 bin W's as well.

2:15:57

Sabrina with a $20 says, "Take care of

2:15:58

yourself, Dean." I'll try my best. I am

2:16:00

really oddly sick today, though. But I

2:16:02

appreciate you for the $20, Sabrina. And

2:16:04

then Harmony, thank you so much for the

2:16:05

$15. Shout out to your friend Mel. Thank

2:16:07

you so much, Mayo, for the $7. A thank

2:16:09

you for the $10. And uh Christopher with

2:16:11

the $10 says, "Flow days, Dean." Uh

2:16:13

yeah, I probably need to pick up some

2:16:14

flows. And with all that being said,

2:16:16

we're actually all got up on VidMo.

2:16:17

Thank you guys all so much for the love.

2:16:18

show some massive love to all of our

2:16:19

donors on Vinmo down below in that

2:16:21

comment section. Uh, a couple people to

2:16:22

thank on PayPal real quick. Thank you

2:16:23

for the $5, Amber. That is very kind of

2:16:25

you. Wendy, thank you for the $25. She

2:16:27

says, "Thank you for standing up for

2:16:28

survivors to people like that last

2:16:29

guest. I just can't believe that I was

2:16:31

standing up for survivors to a

2:16:33

survivor." I'm Wow, that's just Wow,

2:16:35

man. I appreciate you for the $24,

2:16:36

Wendy. Let's get 200 Wendy Ws. That is

2:16:38

very kind of you. Thank you for

2:16:39

supporting what we do. Same thing to

2:16:40

you, Courtney, with the $24. Who says,

2:16:42

"You speaking about children and babies

2:16:43

being assaulted was powerful. I'm 42 and

2:16:45

I have PTSD for a minute in my childhood

2:16:46

and you just healed something with what

2:16:48

you said. Oh, I appreciate you so much

2:16:50

for the love, Courtney. I'm so sorry to

2:16:51

hear that that happened to you in your

2:16:52

childhood. It is genuinely one of those

2:16:54

things that sticks with you forever and

2:16:56

I'm just so grateful for you being here.

2:16:57

Um, thank you so much, Courtney. Please

2:16:59

show some love to Courtney. Uh, same

2:17:00

thing to you, Braxton. Thank you so much

2:17:02

for the $50. Let's get 500 Braxton

2:17:05

dummies. Godamn, dude. I appreciate you

2:17:07

so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank

2:17:08

you. And I'll look that up. I'll look

2:17:09

that up. Braxton, thank you so much for

2:17:11

the $50, dude. Ridiculously kind of you.

2:17:13

So much money. Thank you. Thank you.

2:17:14

Thank you. Same thing to you. Caitlyn

2:17:15

with a $10. Um, who says, "Had to leave

2:17:18

because of how uh how crazy the [ __ ]

2:17:20

that she was was saying." Well, I hope

2:17:22

that you're back now, Caitlin. I agree.

2:17:23

That was [ __ ] insane. Jenna with a $5

2:17:25

says, "Thank you for saying those things

2:17:26

about consent. Why appreciate you?"

2:17:27

Melissa, thank you for the $5. Ally,

2:17:29

thank you for the $6. Josephine, thank

2:17:30

you for the $10. Who says, "Love from

2:17:32

the UK. Love what you do." Thanks,

2:17:33

Josephine. And then Evan, thank you for

2:17:35

the $20. Who says, "Dean, please don't

2:17:36

read this out loud." Okay, I will keep

2:17:38

that to myself, Evan. Shout out to you

2:17:40

and yours. Thank you for the $20. Let's

2:17:41

get 200 Evan W's. And then Jade with the

2:17:43

10 bucks says, "Do I love your streams?"

2:17:44

Dope, Jade. Appreciate you. And then

2:17:46

Estee, thank you for the $10. I see.

2:17:48

I'll keep that message myself. I

2:17:50

appreciate you. You [snorts] know that.

2:17:51

Uh, same thing to Anna. Thank you for

2:17:53

the $10. And Mr. Charles, thank you for

2:17:55

the $100 donation on PayPal. [ __ ]

2:17:59

hell, Charles. Let's get a,000 Charles

2:18:01

W's. Thank you, man. That is ridiculous.

2:18:04

I don't deserve that much money. That is

2:18:05

genuinely so incredibly kind of you.

2:18:07

Charles with a 100 says, "What's up,

2:18:08

dude? Uh, remember these Republicans

2:18:10

can't guard you. keep on doing what

2:18:11

you're doing and if it gets too hard uh

2:18:13

then uh stick your chest out, keep your

2:18:14

head up and handle it. I appreciate you,

2:18:16

Charles. I hope that you're still here

2:18:17

so you could hear me thanking you. I

2:18:18

know that you sent that in a while ago.

2:18:20

I'm very grateful for the love and

2:18:21

support, my dude. Uh thank you so much

2:18:23

for the $100. Absolutely ridiculous.

2:18:25

Cassandra with the $10 says, "Go get

2:18:26

some pseudafed. I probably do need to go

2:18:28

get some pseudafed. B, thank you for the

2:18:29

$14." She says, "I'd like to thank you

2:18:31

for the education on SA. I'm happy that

2:18:33

we could provide you that much needed

2:18:34

education. It is very, very important."

2:18:36

Isabella with the $10 recommends um uh

2:18:38

oh enjoys the streams. I appreciate you,

2:18:40

Isabella. And with all that being said,

2:18:42

I think that we're actually caught up on

2:18:44

PayPal and on Vinmo. Uh we still have

2:18:46

quite a couple people to thank on

2:18:48

YouTube super chat. Honestly, that last

2:18:49

conversation just ran for a really long

2:18:51

time and I wasn't able to thank people

2:18:52

for like literally an hour and a half.

2:18:54

First and foremost, I'm very grateful

2:18:56

for every single person who's been

2:18:57

supporting the stream today. It's

2:18:58

because of people like y'all that we are

2:19:00

able to continue to do this for 4 hours,

2:19:02

7 days a week. I'm actually just going

2:19:03

to go ahead and start by responding to

2:19:05

what this guest said. Uh, and then I'm

2:19:07

going to weave in thank yous from people

2:19:08

on super chat. So, just expect that in

2:19:10

the middle of the debate, dude. But,

2:19:11

let's go ahead and hop back in. So, you

2:19:12

told me that you support Trump because

2:19:13

he significantly reduce undocumented

2:19:15

border crossings. Yeah, sure. What has

2:19:17

he done to reduce sign to to

2:19:18

significantly reduce undocumented border

2:19:20

crossings?

2:19:22

>> What has he done to significantly reduce

2:19:23

border crossings? I mean, I think that I

2:19:26

I Okay, so I walk around San Francisco

2:19:28

all the time, right? I talk to cops,

2:19:29

right? They say that they are being kept

2:19:33

from doing their jobs. They're being

2:19:34

kept from keeping homeless people off

2:19:36

the streets. He did the same thing at

2:19:38

the border. He went he he he allowed

2:19:40

people to actually get deported. He

2:19:43

allowed people to keep people from

2:19:45

crossing the border, which was not being

2:19:46

done under Biden.

2:19:47

>> So, was this like a change in policy?

2:19:49

Was this a change in executive orders?

2:19:51

Was this a change was what did he

2:19:54

change? I'm not at the White House, but

2:19:57

um I I can tell you the CBP data shows

2:20:00

the daily border patrol apprehensions

2:20:02

are down 94%.

2:20:04

>> Yeah, I No, don't worry. I I agree with

2:20:06

that. I'm just asking you like what he

2:20:08

did to cause that. And and honestly,

2:20:09

like I don't really expect you to be

2:20:11

able to answer this question, but I'm

2:20:12

asking it so you could get to a point

2:20:14

where you could admit that you can't

2:20:15

really answer the question.

2:20:18

>> I I I mean, I'm not in the White House.

2:20:21

I don't think he publishes exactly every

2:20:22

single action he does, but

2:20:24

>> if you look at the data, you can see

2:20:26

what's happening.

2:20:26

>> Awesome. So, you agree that this data

2:20:29

exists. Oh, sorry. I forgot to turn back

2:20:30

on the screen on YouTube. My bad, folks.

2:20:32

So, you agree that this data exists.

2:20:34

Okay. But you just can't explain the

2:20:36

data. Well, guess what? I can I can

2:20:38

explain why border crossings are down

2:20:39

significantly.

2:20:43

>> It's actually quite simple. Um, okay.

2:20:45

The reason why border crossings are down

2:20:47

quite significantly is because

2:20:48

undocumented immigrants are just simply

2:20:50

now too scared to use undocumented means

2:20:52

of entry to come into this nation. He

2:20:54

scared them away by infringing on

2:20:56

>> you. Say undocumented, you mean illegal

2:20:58

means of entry?

2:20:59

>> Yeah. [snorts] Undocumented immigrants

2:21:01

have been too scared to use illegal

2:21:02

means of entry to come into this

2:21:03

country,

2:21:04

>> which is So you're saying that they've

2:21:06

been scared to break the law

2:21:08

>> and you think that's a bad thing?

2:21:09

>> They've been very scared. Yeah. Because

2:21:10

of the means that he used to make them

2:21:11

scared of breaking the law. Yeah,

2:21:13

>> you're right. I feel so bad for all

2:21:15

those immigrants that are scared to

2:21:17

break the law. We should make them feel

2:21:18

more comfortable breaking the law.

2:21:19

>> I I think that we should feel bad for

2:21:21

the for the thing that makes them really

2:21:22

scared of breaking the law,

2:21:24

>> which is what

2:21:25

>> uh human natural

2:21:27

violations from the presidency

2:21:29

>> because the Trump administration has

2:21:32

been attempting to infringe on the

2:21:33

constitution and strip citizens of their

2:21:35

citizenship to then line them up for

2:21:36

deportation. That scares new entry away.

2:21:39

Uh because the Trump administration has

2:21:41

stood by ICE violent murderers, killing

2:21:44

citizens and undocumented immigrants

2:21:46

alike and then fighting against any

2:21:48

attempt to prosecute them uh for that

2:21:50

action of murder that has scared new

2:21:52

entry away. Uh because the Trump

2:21:53

administration is standing by their

2:21:55

illegal deportations in violation of

2:21:57

individuals fourth and 14th amendment

2:21:58

rights to a place in Sika and El

2:22:00

Salvador where they are literally

2:22:01

getting beaten and tortured. That scares

2:22:03

new entry away. Okay, but guess what? I

2:22:05

don't think that the means justify the

2:22:07

ends. I don't think that anything could

2:22:09

justify these uh these heinous human

2:22:12

rights violations. There's no reason

2:22:14

why, no good reason why ISIS killed more

2:22:17

uh US citizens in the last year and a

2:22:19

half than Iran. And I would argue that

2:22:21

anybody that does stand by a president

2:22:22

wanting to pretend to be a dictator uh

2:22:24

circumventing Congress, putting himself

2:22:26

on top of the Constitution to abuse

2:22:27

human rights, is uh definitely a bad

2:22:30

person.

2:22:31

>> All right, let let's go back. You said

2:22:33

that it's unconstitutional to enforce

2:22:35

the law. In what way is it

2:22:37

unconstitutional to enforce border laws?

2:22:40

>> So, I was very specific with what I

2:22:41

called unconstitutional. The first thing

2:22:43

that I called unconstitutional was

2:22:45

Trump's attempt to strip birthright

2:22:46

citizenship from the children born to

2:22:48

undocumented immigrants on American

2:22:49

soil. And then the second thing that I

2:22:51

>> And then the second Well, that's one of

2:22:52

the things that caused there to be less

2:22:54

undocumented entry because if Donald

2:22:56

Trump is willing to illegally take

2:22:58

citizenship away from citizens to deport

2:23:00

them, what is he willing to do to actual

2:23:02

undocumented immigrants? But then the

2:23:03

second thing that I brought up that

2:23:04

infringed on the Constitution was Donald

2:23:06

Trump illegally deporting undocumented

2:23:08

immigrants without giving them uh due

2:23:10

process. [snorts]

2:23:13

I undocumented immigrants do not deem

2:23:15

due process.

2:23:16

>> Uh so that's not true. You're very

2:23:18

obviously uh legally illiterate. You've

2:23:20

probably never read uh the law in your

2:23:22

life, which is kind of ironic

2:23:23

considering the fact the argument for

2:23:24

why you support Trump hinges on the law.

2:23:27

>> I I I have not ever read a law in my

2:23:29

life. That's absolutely those are those

2:23:31

are very dense books.

2:23:34

>> I I don't think anybody could read the

2:23:35

entire law of the of the United States.

2:23:42

>> I ending birthright citizenship is also

2:23:44

not unconstitutional at all. That I

2:23:47

think that's what that's what scared

2:23:48

people off of the Democratic party.

2:23:50

>> Oh wow. Okay, here we go. Well, first

2:23:51

and foremost, so the reason why

2:23:53

undocumented immigrants have due process

2:23:54

is pretty simple. The constitutional uh

2:23:56

the constitution protects both natural

2:23:58

rights which are rights for anybody

2:24:00

within the jurisdiction of our country

2:24:01

as it protects rights exclusive for

2:24:03

citizens. But one of the natural rights

2:24:05

that every person within the

2:24:07

jurisdiction of our country has even if

2:24:08

they're not a citizen would be the

2:24:10

natural right to due process. And this

2:24:11

is outlined in the constitution itself.

2:24:15

[snorts]

2:24:18

>> Oh my goodness. What's that?

2:24:20

>> Feel feel better. Feel better, Dean. I'm

2:24:22

sorry that you're feeling sick. Well, I

2:24:24

mean, yeah, I'm sick as [ __ ] but at

2:24:25

least I'm still uh cooking cooking some

2:24:27

mega some mega arguments. Would you like

2:24:30

to respond in the last thing I said

2:24:31

about how it is true in accordance with

2:24:32

the fourth and 14th amendment that all

2:24:34

people in the jurisdiction of our

2:24:35

country, even those that aren't

2:24:36

citizens, have a legitimate claim to due

2:24:38

process?

2:24:41

>> Okay. You're saying you're saying every

2:24:43

single illegal immigrant gets full due

2:24:45

process just like a citizen.

2:24:46

>> Yeah. So literally literally every

2:24:48

single person

2:24:49

>> across the border

2:24:50

>> every single person in the jurisdiction

2:24:52

of our country has to process in

2:24:53

accordance with the fourth and 14th

2:24:54

amendment. Yes.

2:24:58

>> I it it it doesn't make sense to me that

2:25:01

somebody could walk over our border and

2:25:04

then have allow use up US resources

2:25:08

within a court of law.

2:25:09

>> Oh my god. Right. Use up use up US

2:25:12

resources sitting around waiting for

2:25:13

their court date getting a free public

2:25:15

defender. If we see if somebody at the

2:25:18

border sees somebody crossing across the

2:25:20

border, right? Oh my gosh, you just came

2:25:22

over. We're going to go to a court

2:25:24

somewhere in San Diego.

2:25:25

>> Well, actually, no. They don't they

2:25:28

don't go to a court. So, when they when

2:25:30

they literally see them crossing over

2:25:31

the border, okay, they don't have to go

2:25:33

to a court first, but they still have to

2:25:34

honor the due process rights of the of

2:25:36

the person that they want to detain and

2:25:38

deport. Uh, and ridiculous policy, Dean.

2:25:41

>> Okay, that's the Constitution, bro.

2:25:42

You're just You're just calling the

2:25:43

Constitution ridiculous, dude.

2:25:45

>> I did not. That That's not

2:25:46

constitutional.

2:25:48

>> You're saying the Constitution forces us

2:25:50

to run full court for people who snuck

2:25:52

across? No, it's not. It's not at all

2:25:54

true. Federal law lets Border Patrol

2:25:56

remove recent crossers caught within 100

2:25:59

miles of the border without a long drop.

2:26:00

>> Yeah. Yeah. It's called expedited

2:26:02

removal. and the Supreme Court of

2:26:04

ridiculous argument by the left.

2:26:06

>> Hey, hey, hey, I'm sorry that I'm just

2:26:08

telling you the truth. So, yeah, what

2:26:10

you're referring to is expedited removal

2:26:12

and uh the Supreme Court ruled that

2:26:13

expedited removal must honor uh that

2:26:16

undocumented immigrants right to uh due

2:26:18

process. But it does honor that

2:26:20

undocumented immigrants right to due

2:26:22

process.

2:26:22

>> Yeah. It doesn't matter how long you've

2:26:24

been in this country, you have a claim

2:26:25

to due process.

2:26:26

>> How far away from the border?

2:26:28

>> I mean, under Obama it was uh within 50

2:26:30

miles. I think under Trump it's now up

2:26:32

to 250 m or maybe no mile minimum. I

2:26:35

think he's changed that. But it doesn't

2:26:36

matter. I mean at the end of the day it

2:26:38

doesn't matter where you're at or how

2:26:39

long you've been in the country if

2:26:41

you're within the jurisdiction of a

2:26:42

country of a claim and right to due

2:26:43

process.

2:26:44

>> No. [snorts]

2:26:45

No. No. No. No. Because the fourth and

2:26:46

14th amendment because the 14th the the

2:26:48

fourth and 14th amendment don't say uh

2:26:50

that all people have a have a right to

2:26:52

due process given that they're within

2:26:55

like these specific geographical

2:26:56

parameters away from the border or

2:26:58

they've been here for beyond a certain

2:27:00

amount of time. Oh, the fourth and 14th

2:27:01

amendment say very clearly, "Any and all

2:27:03

people have a claim to due process

2:27:04

before their rights to life, liberty, or

2:27:06

property are bridged upon." That's just

2:27:07

the constitution, dude. And now you're

2:27:09

like, "Oh, look at this liberal

2:27:10

argument." Like, "Oh, like look at this

2:27:11

liberal argument." No, no, no, buddy.

2:27:13

I'm not giving you a liberal argument. I

2:27:16

am reciting to you uh law like reading

2:27:20

to you and reiterating to you the fourth

2:27:22

and 14th amendment. And I'm reciting to

2:27:24

you case law like the ruling from this

2:27:27

uh Supreme Court in 2021 that did rule

2:27:29

that even expedited removal has to

2:27:31

uphold the undocumented immigrants right

2:27:33

to due process. But it does uphold the

2:27:35

undocumented immigrants right to due

2:27:36

process.

2:27:39

>> You're you're absolutely lying. Federal

2:27:41

law has allowed expedited removal of

2:27:43

recent crossers since 1996.

2:27:46

>> Yeah. And and expedited removal has to

2:27:47

honor their right to due process. It

2:27:48

does.

2:27:49

>> People Dean Dean,

2:27:51

>> I'm giving you resources here. Can you

2:27:52

please Can you Could you please respond

2:27:54

to the fact No, no, no, no, no. I don't

2:27:56

care what illegal immigrant whether

2:27:57

illegal immigr I want I want you to

2:27:59

respond I want you to respond to this go

2:28:00

to court ruling that I gave you from

2:28:01

2021 that ruled that yeah in

2:28:03

circumstances where undocumented

2:28:04

immigrants are removed with expedited

2:28:06

removal their right to due process still

2:28:07

has to be honored. [snorts] You know,

2:28:09

Dean, I you know what I I will admit to

2:28:11

you, I don't know every single law. I'll

2:28:14

give I don't know every single case law,

2:28:16

okay? But I can tell you that it makes

2:28:18

sense in my mind that if somebody is

2:28:20

coming across the border, let's say

2:28:21

you're a Border Patrol agent, right?

2:28:22

You're looking at someone sneaking

2:28:24

through the slats, right? You're telling

2:28:25

me you can't put them in cuffs, take

2:28:27

them back to Tijana, right? And then

2:28:29

release them.

2:28:31

>> I'm telling you that you have to invest

2:28:37

takes. Hi, bro. You are really [ __ ]

2:28:39

stupid. I've already told you this four

2:28:41

times. I will happily repeat it for a

2:28:43

fifth time. If you could promise me that

2:28:45

you will listen to me, okay?

2:28:48

>> Wait, am I?

2:28:51

>> Can you promise me that you will listen

2:28:53

to me if I tell you this for a fifth

2:28:54

time?

2:28:56

>> I I've been listening.

2:28:57

>> If you were listening, then you wouldn't

2:28:59

be asking the question that you just

2:29:00

asked because it's something that I've

2:29:02

already responded to and explained four

2:29:03

times.

2:29:06

Okay, I'm going to explain it for a

2:29:07

fifth time. I'm saying that everybody,

2:29:11

including undocumented immigrants within

2:29:13

the jurisdiction of our nation, have a

2:29:15

constitutional right to due process. In

2:29:17

response, you're saying, "So, if Border

2:29:18

Patrol see somebody sneaking through the

2:29:20

border and they literally just came into

2:29:22

our country and they saw that they just

2:29:23

came into the country, that they can't

2:29:25

just throw them in cuffs and and bring

2:29:26

him back over the border. They first

2:29:28

have to bring him to a courtroom." Okay,

2:29:30

here's my response. They actually don't

2:29:32

have to first bring him back to a

2:29:33

courtroom. they can kind of just put him

2:29:35

in cuffs and then uh execute what is

2:29:37

called expedited removal from the

2:29:39

country which doesn't necessitate a

2:29:40

hearing in an immigration court. But

2:29:44

this is not equivalent to the claim that

2:29:46

therefore undocumented immigrants don't

2:29:48

have a legal right to due process

2:29:50

because in 2021 in the SCOTS case

2:29:54

homeland of department of homeland

2:29:56

security versus thur you can look this

2:29:58

up on your own they ruled that that

2:30:01

process does not abridge upon the right

2:30:04

to due process that the undocumented

2:30:07

immigrant does have. Basically, what

2:30:10

this court ruling stated is that it's

2:30:13

not true that that undocumented

2:30:16

immigrant does not have a legal claim to

2:30:19

due process. It's just rather true that

2:30:23

that legal claim to due process is being

2:30:25

honored within the due process of

2:30:29

expedited removal.

2:30:32

>> That that that doesn't make any sense.

2:30:34

They don't get any due process because

2:30:35

they're being brought right across the

2:30:36

border

2:30:37

>> according to the due process. according

2:30:38

to the courts, okay, within the system

2:30:42

of expedited removal that is in place

2:30:45

and all the boxes that have to be

2:30:47

checked in order for expedited removal

2:30:50

to take place, they are having their

2:30:53

right to due process in accordance with

2:30:55

the eyes of the courts and the law

2:30:58

honored.

2:31:00

Dean, the the reason that Americans

2:31:02

voted for Donald Trump is because people

2:31:04

like you are arguing that we should

2:31:08

allow people to cross across the border

2:31:10

illegally as opposed to if it is true

2:31:13

that im that that illegal immigrants are

2:31:15

so good for argued letting them in

2:31:18

legally.

2:31:19

>> I haven't argued anything except for the

2:31:21

facts of what the law says. Not at not

2:31:23

at one point in this conversation have I

2:31:26

given you my opinion. Not at one point

2:31:28

in this conversation have I given you a

2:31:31

Democratic opinion. Not at one point in

2:31:33

this conversation have I given you any

2:31:36

type of biased information borne out of

2:31:39

my political leans. Okay. The entirety

2:31:43

one moment. The entirety of the

2:31:45

conversation that I've had with you is

2:31:47

just simply a reflection of what the law

2:31:49

says.

2:31:50

>> That's all. Can you please point me

2:31:53

toward Democratic opinion? No. No. One

2:31:56

moment. Can you please point me towards

2:31:58

the Democratic opinion that I've given

2:32:00

you in this conversation that you think

2:32:02

is the reason why so many people voted

2:32:04

for Trump? Can you because you've

2:32:06

repeated that maybe 10 times now.

2:32:08

>> Oh de this this Democratic [ __ ] is

2:32:10

the reason why people voted for Trump.

2:32:12

Repeat the quote unquote democratic

2:32:14

[ __ ] that I gave you that literally

2:32:16

wasn't just a reflection of what the

2:32:18

Constitution says and a reflection of

2:32:20

what the courts have said about what the

2:32:22

Constitution says. Dean, you have spent

2:32:26

the last what is it 10 10 minutes, 15

2:32:28

minutes arguing for the rights of

2:32:30

illegal immigrants that are crossing

2:32:32

over the border to get into our country

2:32:34

illegally. It's like you're you're like

2:32:36

def you're defending people who are

2:32:39

doing illegal things in this country,

2:32:40

people who are breaking the law. It's

2:32:42

like it's like trying to defend like

2:32:44

robbers of stores, you know what I mean?

2:32:46

Oh, you know, like the people who are

2:32:48

robbing stores

2:32:51

right now. I'm telling you, hey, a I

2:32:54

think you're a hypocrite. A, I think

2:32:55

that you're a hypocrite because you're

2:32:57

because you're seemingly getting angry

2:32:58

at me for what you think is me defending

2:33:00

people who are guilty of victimless

2:33:02

federal misdemeanor. Meanwhile, you

2:33:03

support a 304count felon rapist who is

2:33:06

guilty of over 1 million infractions

2:33:08

upon federal law via his concealment and

2:33:10

cover up of the Epstein files as

2:33:11

president. But B, the point that I

2:33:14

really want to address here is my quote

2:33:16

unquote defense of the rights of

2:33:18

undocumented immigrants has just been

2:33:21

reading you the law. Okay, let's just

2:33:23

let's just make this let's just make

2:33:24

this super simple. Let's just make this

2:33:25

super simple. Is it true or false that

2:33:28

the law more so the constitution says

2:33:31

every person in the jurisdiction of this

2:33:34

country has a right to due process? Is

2:33:36

that true or false?

2:33:40

Dina, Dena, you just told me

2:33:44

of the border. Is it Is it I I just want

2:33:46

to know. I just I just want to know. I

2:33:47

just want to know. I I I just I just I

2:33:49

just I just want to know. I just want to

2:33:50

know, bro. I just need to know, bro.

2:33:52

You're horrified in responding to me

2:33:54

here. Is Is it Is it true or false that

2:33:57

according to the fourth and 14th

2:33:59

amendment, all people, citizen or not,

2:34:03

have a legal and constitutional right to

2:34:05

due process in this country? Is that

2:34:07

true? I believe that every person in the

2:34:09

world should be treated like a human,

2:34:10

but I believe that somebody who is found

2:34:12

at the border.

2:34:15

Hey, hey, is it true or false

2:34:19

that according to the Constitution,

2:34:23

all people in the jurisdiction of our

2:34:26

nation have a legal right to due

2:34:28

process? Is that true or is that false?

2:34:32

>> Absolutely false.

2:34:33

>> Perfect. Give me one court's ruling that

2:34:37

agrees with you.

2:34:39

>> Danny, you gave me the court ruling. It

2:34:41

was DHS versus Thorasian thoragium.

2:34:46

Okay.

2:34:46

>> In 2020

2:34:48

crossers get almost no constitutional

2:34:50

due process. They're reading me the

2:34:52

exact court ruling.

2:34:53

>> Okay. Okay. Okay. So your argument is

2:34:55

that the Scotas case, Department of

2:34:57

Homeland Security versus Ferigrassium

2:35:00

ruled that undocumented immigrants do

2:35:03

not have a constitutional claim to due

2:35:05

process. Correct?

2:35:06

>> Yes. Yeah.

2:35:07

>> Okay. How much money would you like to

2:35:10

bet? [laughter]

2:35:13

>> Dean, I'm telling you, I I told you a

2:35:15

couple of times I do not have the firmst

2:35:18

grasp on exactly.

2:35:20

>> Don't worry, bro. We could tell.

2:35:21

>> Okay. [laughter] But I can tell you that

2:35:24

your argument is the reason why

2:35:26

Americans do not

2:35:27

>> Don't worry, bro. I I bro, it's not my

2:35:29

argument. It was the court's argument.

2:35:32

>> Hey, hey, hey. And it's not my argument.

2:35:34

It's the court's argument. It's not my

2:35:36

argument. It's the court's argument.

2:35:39

It's not the Democratic It's not the

2:35:40

Democratic position. It's it's the legal

2:35:43

position. It's It's not how the how how

2:35:45

people on the left feel. It's what the

2:35:47

Constitution says. So, so let's take a

2:35:50

look at the [snorts] ruling that you

2:35:52

just said, okay, makes it clear that

2:35:55

undocumented immigrants do not have due

2:35:57

process in this nation. You said

2:36:00

Department of Homeland Security versus

2:36:02

the Graassian ruled that undocumented

2:36:04

immigrants don't have a a constitutional

2:36:06

claim to due process. You are wrong.

2:36:10

Okay. Scotus did not rule that

2:36:14

undocumented immigrants do not have a

2:36:17

constitutional claim to due process.

2:36:19

Therefore, expedited removal is legal.

2:36:22

Rather, Scotas ruled that undocumented

2:36:25

immigrants do have a claim to due

2:36:26

process.

2:36:29

But expedited removal is legal because

2:36:31

it doesn't violate it.

2:36:34

The nature

2:36:36

of the subject matter being contested by

2:36:39

the Department of Homeland Security that

2:36:41

Scotas affirmed was not the claim that

2:36:45

undocumented immigrants lack due

2:36:47

process, but rather the claim that

2:36:50

expedited removal does not violate their

2:36:53

right to due process.

2:36:57

[ __ ] mic drop, bro. You chop

2:37:00

supporters are a dying breed. You make

2:37:03

up less than 30% of our population and

2:37:06

every single day less and less and less

2:37:08

people support Trump because you either

2:37:12

have to be wildly idiotic or wildly

2:37:15

insane

2:37:17

to agree with what you are saying.

2:37:21

If you literally read the Department of

2:37:23

Homeland Security versus Thorrassian,

2:37:26

you will see that the claim contested by

2:37:30

Thorograssian

2:37:32

was that

2:37:35

the Department of Homeland Security was

2:37:37

violating the right to due process of

2:37:39

undocumented immigrants with expedited

2:37:40

removal.

2:37:42

The ruling of the court was that

2:37:44

[snorts]

2:37:45

they do have due process, but expedited

2:37:48

removal does not violate that right.

2:37:52

go ahead and respond.

2:38:00

>> Holy [ __ ]

2:38:01

>> Hey Dean,

2:38:04

>> I I mean I I think we can I think we

2:38:07

might be at a at an impass here. We

2:38:09

might have to go on to something

2:38:11

something else. I I believe that it that

2:38:13

it showed that um that recent crosses

2:38:16

have no due process. I believe that

2:38:19

that's what that court

2:38:20

>> Do you understand that this is a public

2:38:23

court case that you could read online?

2:38:27

>> Dean, what do you think about Donald

2:38:29

Trump cleaning up a

2:38:30

>> No, no, no, no. Do you understand that

2:38:33

this is a public court case that you

2:38:34

could read online?

2:38:37

>> I do. I do understand that. And my

2:38:38

interpretation

2:38:39

>> No, it's not. I just I I want you to

2:38:41

show me where inside of the court case

2:38:43

they ruled that they don't have the

2:38:45

right to due process.

2:38:48

because it allows

2:38:50

be because it because it allows no due

2:38:54

process within I believe it was 50

2:38:56

miles, right?

2:38:57

>> Show me where in the court it allows no

2:39:00

due process. Show me where in in the

2:39:02

side of the court case it says it allows

2:39:04

no due process.

2:39:06

>> It show it shows me 50 miles throughout.

2:39:10

>> Yeah, it show me where in the court it

2:39:11

says if they're within 50 miles they

2:39:12

don't have due process. Go into the

2:39:14

document and search 50 miles.

2:39:17

>> You will just find where it says that

2:39:19

they could remove the

2:39:21

>> me page number. What do you want?

2:39:23

>> Oh my goodness. Dude, you're just Oh my

2:39:26

go Oh my god,

2:39:28

dude. You are just finding

2:39:33

Oh my god. I I I can't repeat this. I

2:39:35

You are really stupid.

2:39:38

The court's ruling was that expedited

2:39:40

removal was legal. Yes,

2:39:43

>> because it doesn't violate their right

2:39:45

to due process.

2:39:48

>> The court did not stop.

2:39:50

>> I'll repeat myself.

2:39:52

>> The court ruled that expedited removal

2:39:55

is legal because it doesn't violate

2:39:57

their right to due process. The court

2:40:00

did not rule that expedited removal

2:40:03

because they don't have due process. Do

2:40:05

you understand the difference?

2:40:08

Do you understand the difference between

2:40:10

the court ruling the expedited removal

2:40:13

is legal because it doesn't violate the

2:40:15

right

2:40:17

>> Do you understand the difference between

2:40:19

the court ruling the expedited removal

2:40:22

is legal because it doesn't violate

2:40:24

their right to due process and the court

2:40:26

ruling that expedited removal is legal

2:40:29

because they don't have due process. Do

2:40:31

you understand the difference between

2:40:32

those two concepts? [snorts]

2:40:35

>> I I do, Dean. I I fast though to talk

2:40:38

about a different topic. No, no, no.

2:40:40

>> What is your evidence that the second

2:40:42

concept is true?

2:40:44

>> This is monkey jargon.

2:40:45

>> It's the

2:40:46

>> What is monkey jargon? What the hell?

2:40:48

>> We need to go. We need to go. Come on.

2:40:50

Come on.

2:40:50

>> Okay. I If if you don't want to talk

2:40:52

about something else, Dean, I I' I've

2:40:54

already told you. It's It's It's in the

2:40:55

court case. 50 miles from the border. It

2:40:58

look 50 miles from the border. How do

2:41:00

you know that when it says 50 miles from

2:41:03

the border inside of the court case,

2:41:04

it's not saying that that's legal

2:41:06

because it doesn't violate the right to

2:41:07

due process?

2:41:09

>> All right, bro. He just left.

2:41:12

>> Am I going crazy, guys?

2:41:15

Am I going crazy?

2:41:18

Can you guys just be honest? Did I make

2:41:20

like any sense at all in that last

2:41:21

conversation?

2:41:24

I appreciate you for the meteor show.

2:41:25

That's very kind of you. Did I make any

2:41:27

sense? Was I like Was I making sense?

2:41:32

Like was what I was what I was saying

2:41:34

like understandable

2:41:36

and was he just a [ __ ] or was I just

2:41:39

not making any sense in the slightest?

2:41:42

[snorts]

2:41:43

Uh let's go. Like I I I don't know. I

2:41:46

sometimes I'm left in a position where I

2:41:48

genuinely don't know which one of those

2:41:50

two things is true. I don't know if it's

2:41:52

true that I was making sense and he was

2:41:53

a [ __ ] or I wasn't making any sense in

2:41:56

the slightest and that's why he

2:41:57

genuinely couldn't understand the

2:41:59

message that I wanted to convey to him.

2:42:01

Thank you for the Galaxy. I really

2:42:02

appreciate you. Let's go to get the next

2:42:05

guest up here. Only opposite side of the

2:42:06

queue if you happen to be an American

2:42:08

adult that supports Trump as president.

2:42:12

[snorts] Here we go.

2:42:16

I made sense. Perfect.

2:42:19

Thank you so much for another galaxy.

2:42:20

That's very kind of you. Uh yo, over on

2:42:23

super chat, African Warlord, thank you

2:42:25

so much for the $200. Let's get 2,000

2:42:28

African W's down below in that comment

2:42:30

section. That is very, very kind of you.

2:42:32

I really do appreciate you so much for

2:42:33

the love. That is incredibly, incredibly

2:42:35

kind of you. Thank you so much, African

2:42:37

Warlord. Please do show some love to

2:42:38

African Warlord down below in that

2:42:39

comment section. That is a ridiculous

2:42:42

amount of money. I'm very, very grateful

2:42:44

for you and your support. Show some

2:42:45

massive, massive love to African Warlord

2:42:47

down below. Genuinely, like [ __ ]

2:42:48

hell. African Warlord says, "Sacrifices

2:42:51

are fine for the betterment of our

2:42:53

country as long as I'm not one of them."

2:42:55

ass caller. African Warlord sent that in

2:42:57

a while ago when the guest before the

2:42:59

last guest was straight up arguing that

2:43:00

it's like totally fine for like millions

2:43:02

of people to die as long as she wasn't

2:43:04

one of them. [snorts] Like literally

2:43:05

insane. I appreciate you so much for the

2:43:08

$200 a African warlord. Josh Kennedy, do

2:43:11

you support Trump?

2:43:13

Uh

2:43:14

>> considering I'm from the UK, probably

2:43:16

not. Mike Lever, do you support Trump?

2:43:20

Yes, partially though.

2:43:22

>> How old are you?

2:43:23

>> Uh, 15. I didn't realize that you had to

2:43:26

be 18 my fault.

2:43:27

>> I actually don't have the rules up in

2:43:28

the middle of the phone screen, so I

2:43:29

won't ban you for that. Um, thank you so

2:43:31

much, Cat, for the 10 Canadian dollars.

2:43:32

Who says you're as clear as day? Explain

2:43:34

it at a fifth grade level. Wasn't you

2:43:36

good, bro? I thought I thought that I

2:43:38

was explaining it uh at a fifth grade

2:43:40

level. I thought the thing that I was

2:43:41

saying there was pretty easy to

2:43:42

understand. [snorts] Uh, thank you,

2:43:44

Dominique, for the 14 Canadian dollars.

2:43:46

who says, "Thank you for saying all the

2:43:47

things that I wanted to say to Ally."

2:43:48

Well, I'm happy that I hit all the nails

2:43:50

head on. Um, jeez, we've been live for 3

2:43:53

hours and I'm just still dying over

2:43:55

here. Um, thank you so much, uh,

2:43:57

Hollywood for the 20 Australian dollars.

2:43:59

Who says, "Apparently, the time I was

2:44:00

held down and touched on consensually,

2:44:02

leaving with tears require medical

2:44:03

attention doesn't count." Jeez, I'm so

2:44:05

sorry to hear that that you Hollywood.

2:44:06

And I know that once again, you're

2:44:07

referring to the crazy things said by

2:44:08

Ally. Just completely disregard her,

2:44:10

okay? She was just insane. She was

2:44:12

absolutely just She'd lost her goddamn

2:44:14

mind. go ahead and hop inside of the

2:44:15

queue for me if you are an American

2:44:16

adult that supports Donald J. Trump as

2:44:18

president. Thank you so much Hollywood

2:44:20

for the $20. Same thing to Elizabeth.

2:44:22

Thank you for the $20 as well who says,

2:44:24

um, well, I'm actually going to keep

2:44:25

that in myself just because I feel like

2:44:26

that is bringing up a lot of uh the very

2:44:28

triggering things that we're talking

2:44:29

about earlier. Just know that I

2:44:30

appreciate you for the $20. Uh, same

2:44:32

thing to you, Rodney. Thank you for the

2:44:34

$10. I appreciate you so very much.

2:44:35

Matthew, thank you for the $10. Who's

2:44:37

just calling Ally crazy? King of the

2:44:39

Golden State, thank you for the $20. Who

2:44:40

says therapy for uh Ally? So true. Thank

2:44:43

you for the $20. T with the $21 says,

2:44:45

"Swing by the store and pick up some

2:44:46

flown." Dude, I probably need to um

2:44:49

because I am [snorts] dying today. Holy

2:44:52

[ __ ] Thank you so much, Steve, for the

2:44:54

$21. You are awesome, my friend. Thank

2:44:55

you so much. Count Nefaro, thank you for

2:44:57

the $20 on Super Chat. He says,

2:44:58

"Marriage is not a free ticket of sex."

2:45:00

I I couldn't agree with you more, and I

2:45:01

can't believe that that alley lady was

2:45:03

saying otherwise. Uh Katie with the $20

2:45:05

says, "All rape is violent rape." I did

2:45:07

catch that that alley lady was saying

2:45:09

otherwise. She was saying that sometimes

2:45:11

rape isn't violent. Um, welcome in. Do

2:45:13

you support Trump?

2:45:14

>> Yes. And you know what Ally said is

2:45:17

crazy. Even as a Trump supporter,

2:45:20

>> unreal.

2:45:21

>> Age, please.

2:45:22

>> Oh, 18. 2008, April 14th.

2:45:24

>> What are your pronouns?

2:45:26

>> He, him.

2:45:28

>> Okay. Go ahead and tell us why you

2:45:29

support Trump.

2:45:30

>> Um, you know, I like his policies. I'm

2:45:34

I feel like I could be easily swayed,

2:45:36

though.

2:45:38

You know, I what I know is like prices

2:45:42

are lower. I don't know. Like, is that

2:45:45

100%.

2:45:46

>> Sorry. I know that that guy was 12. I

2:45:47

was honestly [laughter] was just using

2:45:49

that as an opportunity to blow my nose.

2:45:51

Let's go to get that next guest up here.

2:45:52

Only hop inside the queue if you happen

2:45:54

to be an American adult that supports

2:45:55

Trump as president. Here we go,

2:45:57

everybody. Let's go to get the next

2:45:58

guest connected. We got barely

2:46:00

functioning loading in. Um, mask, thank

2:46:02

you so much for the $100 on super chat.

2:46:05

Thank you so much, Mask. Let's get 1,000

2:46:07

mask W's down below. That is very, very

2:46:08

kind of you. Thank you so much for that

2:46:09

love and support. Mask mask with 100

2:46:11

says, "Dean, I have allergies so bad. I

2:46:13

I'm in indoors probably until

2:46:15

midseptember anyways. Walgreens is cold

2:46:17

and allergy." Uh, you have to sign for

2:46:19

it, but it really really helps. Well,

2:46:20

I'll check that out. Mass, thank you so

2:46:22

much. Usually the [ __ ] that you have to

2:46:23

sign for or buy over the counter or I I

2:46:26

I guess from behind the counter,

2:46:28

whatever it's called, uh, they're

2:46:29

they're usually they're usually a little

2:46:31

bit more effective. So, that's some

2:46:32

really good advice. I appreciate you for

2:46:34

the $100 mask. Let's get 1,000 mass W's

2:46:36

down below. Thank you for the love. You

2:46:38

are incredible. Then gay uncles, thank

2:46:39

you for the $50 on super chat. Who says,

2:46:41

"The other half, Jamie, wants you to

2:46:43

take care of yourself as we need you and

2:46:45

Parker for the long run." Thank you so

2:46:46

much, you guys. Huge shout out to Gay

2:46:48

Uncleles. Thank you for the $50. And

2:46:49

Jamie, it's finally good to know one of

2:46:52

y'all's names. Thank you so much. We're

2:46:53

all caught up on super chat. You guys

2:46:55

have been very, very kind over there for

2:46:56

the day. Thank you so very much. I left

2:46:58

the camera off again. My bad. Uh,

2:47:00

welcome in, Perry. Do you support Trump?

2:47:03

>> I do. How old are you?

2:47:05

>> I'm 18.

2:47:06

>> What year are you born in?

2:47:08

>> November uh 2007.

2:47:10

>> Okay, dude. Bro, the [ __ ] VOD on

2:47:12

YouTube is going to be all [ __ ] up

2:47:13

because every 3 seconds the screen just

2:47:15

goes black because I'm blowing my nose.

2:47:17

Terrible. Perry. Okay, why don't you go

2:47:18

and take it away and tell us why you

2:47:19

support the worst president of your

2:47:20

life. And I'm actually going to be

2:47:22

listening to you, but I'm just running

2:47:23

to the other room to grab another

2:47:26

container of Kleenex. I've already gone

2:47:28

through two today. Jesus Christ. Uh why

2:47:30

don't you take it away and tell us why

2:47:31

you support Trump Perry?

2:47:39

Perry. Hello.

2:47:40

>> Sorry. I think I got Sorry. Um I once

2:47:43

again I'm going to leave, but I'll still

2:47:44

be able to hear you. So just tell us why

2:47:45

you support Trump. Okay.

2:47:47

>> All right. Well, first thing I'd like to

2:47:50

say is [clears throat]

2:47:52

>> Ecclesiastes 21. Dean Withers. Remember

2:47:54

that one.

2:48:00

Ecclesiastes 21. Anyways, Romans 6:23.

2:48:04

Hope you have a good day. God bless.

2:48:37

I take that as like aura. Honestly, a

2:48:39

little bit of an ego boost real quick.

2:48:41

He's so scared of me. He left when I

2:48:43

wasn't even uh in the room. [snorts]

2:48:44

Just quoted some Bible verses and

2:48:46

dipped. Uh let's go to get the next

2:48:48

guest connected. Only up inside of the

2:48:49

queue if you happen to be an American

2:48:50

adult that supports Donald J. Trump as

2:48:52

president. Only up inside the queue if

2:48:53

you happen to be mag. Everybody

2:48:55

uh ran out of tissues. So now we're on

2:48:58

to toilet paper. Jesus Christ. Oh, I'm

2:49:01

dying today. I'm actually dying, bro.

2:49:03

This is so terrible. Absolutely

2:49:05

atrocious. We should probably end 30

2:49:07

minutes early. We're we're we're going

2:49:09

to we're going to we're going to we're

2:49:10

going to end we're we're we're going to

2:49:11

end 30 minutes early. We are. I mean,

2:49:13

this is this is just this is bad. This

2:49:15

is this is bad. This is really bad. Uh

2:49:18

I'm going to quickly blow my nose

2:49:19

because this is bad.

2:49:21

>> Jesus Christ. Do welcome in. Are you a

2:49:24

Trump supporter? And if so, how old are

2:49:25

you?

2:49:25

>> We don't know.

2:49:26

>> No, he he does not like Trump, but he is

2:49:30

from a world

2:49:32

of

2:49:33

>> Satie. Satie, Satie, hello.

2:49:34

>> Parents.

2:49:34

>> Yeah.

2:49:35

>> And

2:49:35

>> Satie, hello. Do you know you're on the

2:49:36

stream?

2:49:37

>> I'm I'm going to Satie, I'm going to

2:49:39

kick you off in two seconds.

2:49:42

>> Okay. All right. Whatever. Moving on to

2:49:44

the next guest. Uh, let's go to get the

2:49:46

next guest connected. Every every so

2:49:47

often that happens where somebody will

2:49:49

request to join and they forget that

2:49:50

they're on the live and then they'll

2:49:52

like

2:49:53

>> [sighs]

2:49:53

>> join the live. I don't I don't know.

2:49:55

Maybe they have their volume their

2:49:56

volume turned down or something.

2:50:00

Let's [snorts] go to get the next guest

2:50:02

connected. Ollie hop inside of the cube.

2:50:03

If you happen to be MAGA, welcome in

2:50:04

sport Trump.

2:50:05

>> Yes.

2:50:06

>> Age, please.

2:50:08

[snorts]

2:50:10

Okay, they left. [ __ ] dude. I'm dying.

2:50:13

Oh my god. Oh my god, dude. If I could

2:50:16

get through this stream, I'm gonna be

2:50:18

proud of myself.

2:50:19

I'm going to be proud of myself if I

2:50:21

could get through this [ __ ] stream,

2:50:22

dude. Uh, [snorts] moving on to the next

2:50:24

guest. We got gunner loading in over on

2:50:25

Vimeo. Thank you, uh, Marina with a $5

2:50:27

for the tissue funds. Yeah. So, clearly

2:50:29

need it, huh? Allison Ally, sorry. Thank

2:50:31

you for the $15. Who says, um, we don't

2:50:35

cla We don't claim that crazy bit. Thank

2:50:38

you for doing what you do. The fact that

2:50:40

women's rights are being attacked at all

2:50:41

is insane. And she was out of her mind

2:50:43

with those claims. Uh, love you, Dean.

2:50:45

Well, I love you too, Ally. I appreciate

2:50:47

you so much for the $15 and thank you

2:50:48

for sharing your thoughts. Uh let's go

2:50:50

to get the next guest connected only up

2:50:51

inside the cube if you happen to be an

2:50:52

American adult that's worse Trump is

2:50:54

president as well as Isabella. Thank you

2:50:56

for the $10 who says this is only for

2:50:57

you to buy your girlfriend a sweet treat

2:50:58

with. Bro, you absolutely got it

2:51:00

Isabella. You got it. That will go into

2:51:02

the girlfriend sweet treat fund 110%.

2:51:04

And then Earl, thank you for the glowing

2:51:06

jellyfish. Uh thank you so much for the

2:51:08

$5 bin. I appreciate you. And then

2:51:10

Johnny, thank you for the $10. I really

2:51:11

appreciate you as well. and Sakura,

2:51:13

thank you for the $50 donation on Vinmo.

2:51:16

That is S A K U R A. Sakura, you have

2:51:18

always been very kind to me. I'm very

2:51:20

grateful for your love and support. Show

2:51:22

some love to Sakura down below. That is

2:51:23

very, very kind. Thank you so much. And

2:51:25

then Sydney, thank you for the $10. She

2:51:26

says, "Ally has a lot of internal work

2:51:28

to do. I couldn't agree with you more."

2:51:29

Shane with a $20 says, "How do people

2:51:31

not understand that if we didn't give

2:51:32

due process to non-citizens and we

2:51:33

couldn't put any then we could put

2:51:35

tourists in jail for no reason without a

2:51:36

trial?" Yeah, we could literally kill

2:51:38

them for no reason without a trial if

2:51:40

non-citizens did not have due process.

2:51:42

Literally insane. Thank you for the $20,

2:51:44

Shane. Uh, welcome in. How old do you

2:51:47

19?

2:51:48

>> [ __ ] What year are you born in? [ __ ]

2:51:50

>> September September 1st, 2006.

2:51:54

>> Okay. Uh, do you support Trump?

2:51:56

>> Yes, sir.

2:51:57

>> All right, bro.

2:51:59

[ __ ] Oh my god.

2:52:01

>> Terrible. Terrible, bro. No, dude. I'm

2:52:03

not good. I'm not good. This is It's

2:52:05

been this way for like 3 hours now. I'm

2:52:07

I'm dying. Dude, take it away. Tell us

2:52:09

why you support Trump.

2:52:11

>> Well, honestly, man, I feel like

2:52:16

[groaning]

2:52:24

guys, he just got a little bit nervous.

2:52:26

He just got a little bit nervous,

2:52:27

everybody. He just got He just got a

2:52:28

little bit nervous. Let's go to get the

2:52:30

next guest connected. Only hop inside of

2:52:31

the queue if you happen to be back. Oh

2:52:32

my god.

2:52:34

Oh my god. Oh, [ __ ] you. What the [ __ ]

2:52:37

>> Yeah, I appeared again when you wasn't

2:52:39

expecting that. [laughter]

2:52:42

>> Where did you come from?

2:52:43

>> My mom just text me if I'm good.

2:52:47

>> I thought I kicked him.

2:52:50

What the hell? Yo, crazy. Anyways,

2:52:54

moving on to the next guest. Anyways,

2:52:56

guys, this is, you know, uh we're doing

2:52:58

debates today, but you know, you see me

2:53:00

super allergenic, sneezing everywhere

2:53:02

all the time. This is a part of what it

2:53:04

means to do streams seven days a week.

2:53:07

You know what I mean? Seven days a week

2:53:10

wi with without fail wi without without

2:53:13

break. Um w without taking even a moment

2:53:17

and setting it aside. Seven days a week

2:53:19

like clockwork. This is the outcome.

2:53:22

[snorts] Um so every so often you'll see

2:53:25

me on live stream. Maybe a little sick,

2:53:27

a little sneezy,

2:53:29

>> but uh guess what? We're going to roll

2:53:30

through it. Uh, welcome in sport.

2:53:35

>> Hello.

2:53:37

Okay, it doesn't look like they're here.

2:53:39

Moving on to the next guest. Only hop

2:53:40

inside of the queue if you happen to be

2:53:41

MAGA. We got uh MAGA. Mega, sorry. We

2:53:44

got Mega loading up in. Uh, Grace, thank

2:53:46

you for the $3. Britney, thank you for

2:53:48

the $10, who says behind on the VOD. Uh,

2:53:50

but if she's willing to sacrifice

2:53:51

people, is she willing to sacrifice

2:53:52

herself? I would assume that's a

2:53:53

question for Ally. I better answer would

2:53:55

be no. And then Miss Christina, thank

2:53:57

you so much for the $100 donation on

2:54:00

Vinmo. Thank you so much for the love,

2:54:01

Christina. You are awesome. Thank you so

2:54:03

much. Let's get 1,000 Christina W's who

2:54:05

says with $100. Thank you for being an

2:54:07

amazing human and trying to educate

2:54:08

others. Well, I try my best. I think

2:54:10

that it's really important to be

2:54:11

critical thinkers and I just want to

2:54:12

help people critically think. You know

2:54:14

what I mean? I really appreciate you so

2:54:15

much for the love. Let's get a Christina

2:54:17

Ws. You are awesome. Same thing to you,

2:54:19

Morgan. Thank you for the $15. And Maya,

2:54:21

thank you so much for the $10. Then

2:54:23

Alexandra, thank you for the $10 as

2:54:24

well. You says, "I've never donated, but

2:54:25

Ally made me passionate. Had to pull

2:54:27

over and cry on my way home listening."

2:54:29

I'm so sorry to hear that, Alexandria.

2:54:30

She definitely was saying like a [ __ ]

2:54:33

ton of in an insane very triggering

2:54:35

[ __ ] Uh Christina, sorry Christa, thank

2:54:37

you for the $20. Uh who says that

2:54:39

robbing analogy that you gave to Ally

2:54:41

was bars and inspired me to monetarily

2:54:42

support you. You've been a longtime

2:54:43

observer, but that was just fire. Thanks

2:54:45

Christa. Thank you for the $20. Then

2:54:47

same thing to Amy Amie with the $25 who

2:54:50

says, "Doing Lord's work." Well, I'm

2:54:51

trying my best. Thank you so much. And

2:54:52

then one last one for now. Thank you,

2:54:53

Linda, for the 10 bucks who says, "Thank

2:54:54

you for all that you do." Well, thank

2:54:55

you, Linda. Welcome in. Do you support

2:54:57

Trump? [snorts]

2:54:58

>> Uh, I just want to say your piano

2:55:00

playing was fantastic. I watched a video

2:55:02

on that and that that was so cool.

2:55:04

>> That's a whole

2:55:06

>> I appreciate you, dude. I appreciate

2:55:08

you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm I'm not

2:55:10

as I'm not as sharp at the piano as I

2:55:11

used to be. Um, you know, you you pretty

2:55:13

much need to be in constant um practice

2:55:16

to really really be a killer on the

2:55:18

keys. I try my best.

2:55:19

>> Um, get the hell out of the bath. I've

2:55:22

died again. Oh, guys, I'll be back. I

2:55:25

have to blow my nose again. Jesus

2:55:26

Christ. Only inside of the cube if

2:55:27

you're an American adult that supports

2:55:28

Trump as president.

2:55:40

All right, getting back into it. Um, you

2:55:42

know, how about this? We were doing this

2:55:43

earlier and this was actually pretty uh

2:55:45

pretty successful at getting the Trump

2:55:46

supporters up on the stream. Uh, if you

2:55:48

are an American adult that supports

2:55:49

Trump as president, um, uh, buy like 50

2:55:53

cents worth of Tik Tok coins and then

2:55:55

send the goat gifts. They are one penny

2:55:58

each. I'm really I promise I'm not going

2:56:00

to make too much of anything off of

2:56:01

them. Uh, it's just a way to filter for

2:56:03

kids because kids typically don't have

2:56:05

money to spend on their phones. So, if

2:56:08

you send the goat gift, I will invite

2:56:09

you up to the stream. Um, looks like

2:56:12

some people already are sending the goat

2:56:14

gifts. Just make sure that you don't

2:56:15

abuse that process. Welcome in Mom. Hey.

2:56:19

My mom is She supports Trump.

2:56:22

>> Okay. Did you already ask her if she's

2:56:23

down there?

2:56:24

>> Yeah, I did. Mom, I'm on the live. He's

2:56:26

ready to debate you.

2:56:28

>> I told you that he was Okay. She's right

2:56:30

here. Dean.

2:56:32

>> Please just say hello.

2:56:34

>> Hello. Hi.

2:56:35

>> Hi. I Well, hi. So, my name is Dean. I

2:56:38

do a daily live stream where I try to

2:56:40

debate Trump supporters and change their

2:56:42

minds. It looks like that like this

2:56:43

could have been thrown on you by your

2:56:44

daughter. So,

2:56:45

>> No, I told her.

2:56:46

>> Yeah. No, I mean I did know about it,

2:56:48

but I didn't realize. Yeah, go ahead.

2:56:49

I'm sorry. And I I I've been listening

2:56:52

to you and I'm very You're very

2:56:54

interesting. I'm very impressed with

2:56:55

you, actually.

2:56:56

>> That's very kind of you. Uh well, would

2:56:58

would you be willing to have a

2:57:00

conversation with me about why you

2:57:01

support Trump?

2:57:03

>> Um I mean, sure. I basically it was

2:57:06

along the lines of the other gentlemen

2:57:09

that um I mean the things that were I I

2:57:11

just [clears throat]

2:57:14

living here in Seattle the crime and the

2:57:17

homelessness is getting out of hand is

2:57:19

out of hand but um the streets are over

2:57:22

since

2:57:24

I know I sound very uneducated but

2:57:27

bottom line um the two things that um

2:57:30

affected me the most would be the uh

2:57:32

immigration. I appreciate that he's um

2:57:36

forceful on that. And then of course the

2:57:39

crime in the city like when he had to

2:57:41

send the um National Guard in to help.

2:57:45

Uh I know people didn't like that, but

2:57:47

it's like if the police aren't doing the

2:57:49

job then, you know, so those basically

2:57:51

those two things.

2:57:52

>> Okay. Okay. Well, let's go over. So,

2:57:53

first and foremost, police seemingly

2:57:55

have been doing the job. Uh we've had

2:57:57

remarkably uh positive downward trends

2:58:01

in violent crimes across the nation over

2:58:03

the course of the last four years. In

2:58:05

2024 alone under Biden uh murders

2:58:08

actually dropped by 15%. In the year

2:58:10

before 2023 they dropped by 12%. So

2:58:12

we've seen a continued downward

2:58:13

trajectory in crimes uh over the course

2:58:16

of the last four years. So I would

2:58:17

attribute the continuation of this trend

2:58:19

to Trump. Not to mention his deployment

2:58:21

of the National Guard in cities like

2:58:23

Seattle and states like Illinois. uh you

2:58:25

shouldn't be a fan of those because they

2:58:27

violated our constitution. The Supreme

2:58:29

Court gave their opinion that the

2:58:30

president deploying the National Guard

2:58:32

of a State without the approval of said

2:58:34

state's governor in said state is an

2:58:36

infringement on states rights and in

2:58:38

violation of the 10th amendment. And we

2:58:40

shouldn't be in favor of the president

2:58:41

ignoring and violating the Constitution.

2:58:44

asking how it violated.

2:58:45

>> But I mean, but then how did it violate

2:58:47

it if if the um if we were kind of

2:58:50

technically kind of feeling unsafe in

2:58:52

our own city with

2:58:54

>> open drug market, you know, kind of

2:58:56

thing situation.

2:58:59

>> Well, because the 10th amendment has

2:59:01

some guarantees uh in considering states

2:59:04

rights. It's unconstitutional because

2:59:06

that's what the Supreme Court said.

2:59:08

>> Okay. Okay.

2:59:10

>> Thank you.

2:59:11

>> Wait. And then wait, can I go on mute

2:59:12

and remind her of another reason? Like

2:59:14

it will take like two seconds.

2:59:15

>> Yeah. What I what I will say though is I

2:59:17

have had a lot of debates with parents

2:59:19

where the children also kind of want to

2:59:22

be a part of it. And I've just noticed

2:59:23

that I'm just trying to be honest here.

2:59:25

It usually makes the conversation a

2:59:28

little bit more difficult. So just, you

2:59:30

know, be conscious of that. But like but

2:59:31

like feel free to like remind her of

2:59:33

anything. I I just it it just happens

2:59:35

sometimes and it kind of like throws the

2:59:37

line of communication off. So, I just

2:59:38

want to let you know, I'm not trying to

2:59:39

like come at you or anything, but you

2:59:41

know.

2:59:41

>> Okay. Mention the rape. Okay. Mention

2:59:43

the rape.

2:59:44

>> Okay. You want me to talk to her about

2:59:45

that? Well, I mean, how about how about

2:59:46

we do that? How about we talk to her

2:59:47

about that? Would you still support

2:59:48

Trump as president if he was a violent

2:59:50

sexual uh predator?

2:59:51

>> Um, I mean, uh, no.

2:59:56

>> Okay.

2:59:58

>> Do you agree that he would be a violent

2:59:59

sexual predator if he raped someone?

3:00:01

>> Um,

3:00:03

yes. I just have Okay. Yes.

3:00:07

>> Okay. Okay. So, a court ruled he raped

3:00:08

someone.

3:00:09

>> Okay. Um,

3:00:13

and

3:00:15

>> all right. Well, I mean, you Okay, I'll

3:00:18

have to do more of my research on that.

3:00:20

And so, yes, you uh have won your point.

3:00:23

>> Wait, so you

3:00:26

so that was in I mean it so that was in

3:00:29

2023. Uh, a court ruled that he raped

3:00:31

Eugene Carol by forcefully penetrating

3:00:33

her vagina with his uh fingers. There's

3:00:35

also other instances of sexual violence

3:00:37

that Trump has engaged in like in 2005

3:00:39

when he boasted about sexually

3:00:41

exploiting the naked bodies of beauty

3:00:42

pageant contestants by barging into

3:00:44

their dressing rooms live on air. I'll

3:00:45

play that clip too.

3:00:46

>> Obligation to do that.

3:00:48

>> So, so you have done that. Now, tell me.

3:00:49

>> Well, I'll tell you the funniest is that

3:00:51

I'll go backstage before a show and

3:00:53

everyone's getting dressed and ready and

3:00:55

everything else and you know, no men are

3:00:56

anywhere and I'm allowed to go in

3:00:58

because I'm the owner of the pageant and

3:00:59

therefore I'm inspecting it. You know,

3:01:01

I'm inspecting. I want to make sure that

3:01:02

everything is good. You're the dress. Is

3:01:04

everyone okay? You know, they're

3:01:05

standing there with no CL. Is everybody

3:01:07

okay? And you see these incredible

3:01:09

looking women

3:01:10

>> and so I sort of get away with things

3:01:11

like that.

3:01:13

>> Okay. Yes. The Howard Stern days. I

3:01:15

remember those uh those days.

3:01:19

>> Yeah. I mean, what what do you have to

3:01:21

say about that? It seems like

3:01:22

>> what [laughter] he described he did

3:01:23

there would be sexual violence, making

3:01:25

him a violent sexual predator. And you

3:01:26

said if he was that thing, then you'd

3:01:28

stop supporting him. So, have we changed

3:01:29

your mind or do you want to talk more

3:01:30

about his immigration policy or whatever

3:01:32

other concerns you?

3:01:33

>> Uh, no. Oh, I would say you changed my

3:01:34

mind.

3:01:35

>> Wait, actually.

3:01:36

>> Yes, I would say you changed my mind

3:01:38

then.

3:01:39

>> Okay.

3:01:40

>> Okay. I appreciate you. I hope you have

3:01:42

a good rest of your day. Okay.

3:01:43

>> Wait. Bye. I'm a huge fan. Dean,

3:01:45

>> I appreciate you for your support and

3:01:46

thank you for getting your mom on the on

3:01:48

the mic.

3:01:49

>> No, thank you.

3:01:50

>> Of course. You guys have a good one.

3:01:51

Take care.

3:01:52

>> I don't think we changed her mind, but I

3:01:54

just wasn't going to push it. [laughter]

3:01:56

Let's Let's go to get that next guest.

3:01:58

Get acted only inside of the queue if

3:01:59

you happen to be an American adult that

3:02:00

supports Donald J. Trump as president. I

3:02:02

don't know. Maybe she did. Maybe she did

3:02:03

change her mind. I I I don't I don't

3:02:05

know. Uh let's go to get the next guest

3:02:07

connected. Uh only up inside of the

3:02:08

queue if you happen to be an American

3:02:09

adult that does indeed support Trump as

3:02:11

president, folks. Only up inside of the

3:02:12

queue if you do uh if you are an

3:02:14

American adult that does indeed support

3:02:15

Trump as president, folks. If you want

3:02:16

to support me, if you want to support

3:02:17

the live streams, if you want to support

3:02:18

what we do, so we could continue to do

3:02:20

it for 4 hours, 7 days a week. You could

3:02:22

find my Vinmo and my PayPal in the link

3:02:23

tree in the bio on my Tik Tok account,

3:02:25

pin message on that YouTube stream, and

3:02:26

the handle's right there. Dean Withers

3:02:27

without the letter E and the last name,

3:02:29

Withers on the Tik Tok stream. uh very

3:02:31

best way to support what we do. If you

3:02:32

do use it, handle though, just make sure

3:02:34

that you are quadruple checking the

3:02:35

spelling of it. Um because there are a

3:02:38

bunch of fake scam accounts out there.

3:02:40

Let's go to get the next guest

3:02:41

connected. We will probably be cutting

3:02:43

the stream short. We have been live for

3:02:44

3 hours. We're probably going to cut it

3:02:46

short at 3 hours and 30 minutes just

3:02:47

because of the way I'm feeling. Alani,

3:02:49

thank you so much for the uh for the

3:02:51

Galaxy. That's very kind of you. Just

3:02:53

wanted to put that one out there. Just

3:02:54

wanted to put that one out there.

3:02:58

Uh all right, guys. Guys, if you're an

3:02:59

American adult that supports Trump as

3:03:01

president, uh, feel free to send the

3:03:02

goat gift. We're going to be talking to

3:03:04

Trump supporters that way. This guy sent

3:03:06

a handful. MC Twinky, do you support

3:03:08

Trump?

3:03:10

>> Yes, I do.

3:03:11

>> How do you?

3:03:12

>> I'm 18. I'm Yeah, I'm 18.

3:03:18

I promise you I'm 18. I don't know why

3:03:20

you have doubts on your face. You mean

3:03:25

>> what year were you born in? I was born

3:03:28

2007.

3:03:30

>> What month?

3:03:32

>> I was born in April.

3:03:35

>> I just can't.

3:03:37

>> What? Why? I could Well, I was going to

3:03:41

say I could throw my ID on there, but

3:03:42

that would be infringing my identity and

3:03:44

I don't want to do that. But I'm

3:03:46

actually part of the Twinks for Trump

3:03:47

campaign

3:03:49

and I see people saying,

3:03:51

>> "Do you swear that you're being serious

3:03:52

about your age?"

3:03:54

I swear I put it on everything.

3:03:56

>> And what what what what month and year

3:03:59

were you born in?

3:04:00

>> You said July.

3:04:01

>> 2007.

3:04:03

>> Oh, yeah. You'd be You'd be 19.

3:04:06

>> I know. I But you just But you just said

3:04:08

that you were 18.

3:04:09

>> Cuz it's always 18 plus. So I just

3:04:11

automatically go that I'm 18.

3:04:14

>> I'm banning you, bro. I'm banning you.

3:04:16

I'm going to blow my nose again, folks.

3:04:17

Give me three seconds.

3:04:30

I don't even want to know what quote

3:04:31

unquote twinks for Trump is. [laughter]

3:04:35

[gasps] Sav, thank you for the $20 over

3:04:37

on super chat. I appreciate you, Sav.

3:04:39

Let's get 200 Sav Ws. Thank you so much

3:04:41

for supporting what we do. Sav with the

3:04:43

20 says, "Dean, love your content. How

3:04:44

could I talk to slashconvince my family

3:04:46

that being trans is not going to

3:04:47

indoctrinate my younger Oh, my younger

3:04:49

siblings. It's such a silly argument

3:04:51

that has been used against me. Also, my

3:04:53

parents uh voted for Trump. Oh, I'm so

3:04:55

sorry that here that you're going

3:04:57

through that. Jesus Christ. I'm I'm so

3:05:01

sorry, Sav. That just sounds terrible

3:05:02

now. Um

3:05:05

Jeez, you know what? There are some

3:05:07

creators on TikTok who actually are

3:05:09

trans and they run very similar lives to

3:05:11

myself, but they hyperfixate on, you

3:05:14

know, trans issues. If I were you, I

3:05:16

would go try to find a couple of them.

3:05:19

Um, I'll I'll I'll I'll come back

3:05:20

tomorrow maybe with uh a list of uh the

3:05:23

names of a couple good ones. I think

3:05:25

that you should talk to them if you

3:05:26

happen to have a Tik Tok account. I

3:05:28

think that you'd really get a lot out of

3:05:29

a conversation with them, much much more

3:05:31

than I could ever give to you. Uh on

3:05:33

Vinmo, thank Caitlyn for the $4. Shout

3:05:35

out to you. Dominic, thank you for the

3:05:36

40 cents. And then Matthew, thank you

3:05:38

for the $10. Who says, "Dean, just want

3:05:40

to say that you're absolutely making

3:05:41

sense today. Even with all the

3:05:42

allergies, they just can't keep up and

3:05:43

you're not putting up with their

3:05:44

[ __ ] because tracking their insanity

3:05:47

is far too difficult. Uh, you are

3:05:48

awesome and I hope that you feel better.

3:05:50

Thanks, man. I appreciate you. Um, you

3:05:52

know, I honestly, like I said this

3:05:53

earlier, think that all that my

3:05:54

allergies are ultimately kind of my own

3:05:56

fault. Um, because I'm the one who

3:05:59

hasn't deep cleaned my office.

3:06:00

>> Tell your fans to leave me alone.

3:06:02

>> I'm tired of the videos. I'm tired of

3:06:04

the comments and I'm tired of the DMs.

3:06:06

Bro, leave me, bro.

3:06:08

>> Feel free to hop back inside of that. I

3:06:10

didn't mean to kick you.

3:06:11

>> Um,

3:06:13

yeah. Guys, leave that guy alone. He He

3:06:15

might call the cops on you. He might

3:06:17

call the cops on you. Leave that guy

3:06:19

alone. Or he might punch another hole in

3:06:21

his basement wall and

3:06:23

>> call the cops on you for a hate crime

3:06:25

just because you called him Phil. TX. Do

3:06:28

you support Trump?

3:06:29

>> Yes, sir.

3:06:30

>> How old are you?

3:06:32

>> Uh 18.

3:06:33

>> What year are you born in?

3:06:34

>> 2008.

3:06:35

>> Uh what month?

3:06:37

>> May.

3:06:38

>> Okay. Let me thank a couple people here.

3:06:39

Michelle, thank you for the $10. Who

3:06:41

says, "As an essay survivor, it took me

3:06:43

eight years to realize what happened to

3:06:44

me by then." Um, mo seven-year-old so

3:06:46

had passed away. I'm grateful that my

3:06:48

mom believed me. You can't shame

3:06:50

somebody into recognizing. Thank you for

3:06:52

supporting survivors. Oh, I appreciate

3:06:54

you for the $10, Michelle. I'm so happy

3:06:56

that you think that we would do here is

3:06:57

positive and and I'm so sorry to hear

3:06:58

that that happened to you. U Miss

3:07:00

Caroline, thank you so much for the $50

3:07:02

donation on Vinmo. That is so kind of

3:07:03

you. Thank you, Caroline. Let's get 500

3:07:05

Caroline W's. That is so incredibly

3:07:07

kind. Caroline with the $50 says,

3:07:08

"Here's my weekly dono uh for trying to

3:07:11

make the world a better place for my new

3:07:12

grandson that was born today. love and

3:07:13

to support us always. Oh, Caroline, that

3:07:15

is so awesome. That is incredible. Thank

3:07:17

you for the $50 and best of luck to of

3:07:19

course yourself for being a grandma, but

3:07:21

also to the to the mom and the dad. Why

3:07:23

don't you take it away, man, and tell us

3:07:24

why you support Trump as president while

3:07:25

I blow my nose.

3:07:27

>> Uh, so I think he's doing a lot of good

3:07:30

stuff for America, especially with the

3:07:33

borders, you know, keeping him strong,

3:07:37

you know what I mean?

3:07:42

What are the specifically like

3:07:43

specifically what are the good things

3:07:45

that he's doing with border? Uh

3:07:47

>> I think he's kicking people that come

3:07:49

here illegally out. You know what I

3:07:50

mean?

3:07:51

>> Mass deportation is a good thing. And

3:07:52

what is one way that mass deportation

3:07:53

has made our country better over the

3:07:54

course of the last year and a half?

3:07:56

>> So I think it's so I feel like

3:08:01

they are

3:08:04

you know selling drugs. You know what I

3:08:06

mean? Or

3:08:07

>> Okay. All right. Well, according to the

3:08:08

Department of Homeland Security, over

3:08:09

80% of the people who traffic and sell

3:08:11

drugs in America are US citizens. Not to

3:08:13

mention that undocumented immigrants,

3:08:14

according to PNAS, are four times less

3:08:16

likely to engage in nonviolent crimes,

3:08:18

like selling drugs, than citizens. So,

3:08:21

quite frankly, you're wrong.

3:08:23

>> Quite frankly, I like how you said that.

3:08:26

>> Well, what about uh you know, they're a

3:08:30

lot of them do um illegals. They like to

3:08:34

essay people. Uh, no. Trump is the

3:08:36

rapist. Undocumented immigrants are

3:08:38

Trumpist to do that citizens.

3:08:41

>> You know, apparently one of his victims

3:08:44

apparently quote, you know what I'm

3:08:47

talking about. Apparently

3:08:50

they he a whole what I think is a whole

3:08:53

bunch of them are just trying to get

3:08:55

famous and freaking get money. You know

3:08:57

what I mean? I don't think he's a

3:08:59

rapist. I'm not trying to get you

3:09:01

banned.

3:09:02

>> Okay. All right. Well, that's

3:09:03

ridiculous. We've we've we've talked a

3:09:04

lot about how he's a rapist today. Um, I

3:09:06

want to ask you,

3:09:09

God damn it, bro. I just have to end the

3:09:11

stream early. This is terrible. I just

3:09:13

want to ask you why why why why do you

3:09:14

think undocumented immigrants, a lot of

3:09:16

them are are rapists?

3:09:18

>> [ __ ] Why do you think a lot of

3:09:19

undocumented immigrants are rapist?

3:09:21

Jesus Christ.

3:09:22

>> Because Mexicans are the uh second most

3:09:25

people that rape women.

3:09:34

Bless you, Dean.

3:09:35

>> Bless you.

3:09:36

>> [ __ ] [ __ ]

3:09:37

>> So, you said that Mexicans are at a

3:09:38

higher propensity to rape women.

3:09:40

>> All immigrants, including Mexican

3:09:42

immigrants,

3:09:43

>> are multiple

3:09:46

What the [ __ ] Times less likely to

3:09:48

engage in violent crimes like rape on

3:09:51

American soil than US-born citizens.

3:09:53

>> Oh, that makes sense.

3:09:55

>> Yeah.

3:09:56

>> Say that all of these undocumented

3:09:58

immigrants are raping women when they're

3:10:00

two.

3:10:02

Oh my [ __ ] god.

3:10:05

>> Bless you, Dean.

3:10:06

>> How can you Dude, this this has to be

3:10:09

biological warfare, man. This this has

3:10:12

to be this this has to be biological

3:10:15

warfare, dude. The Trump administration

3:10:18

has poisoned the water supply. That's a

3:10:21

joke.

3:10:22

How can you say that undocumented

3:10:24

immigrants are so much more likely to

3:10:25

engage in these violent crimes like rape

3:10:27

when they're quantifiably less likely to

3:10:29

do so than the average US born citizen?

3:10:31

>> Well, you can actually look it up. I'm

3:10:33

pretty sure I'm pretty sure Mexicans are

3:10:36

the second I mean I'm pretty sure first

3:10:38

is black people and then second

3:10:41

Mexicans, third is white people from

3:10:44

what I've done research on.

3:10:46

So, A, you're just straight up not

3:10:48

responding to the point that I'm making

3:10:49

about the propensity for natural US-born

3:10:51

citizens to commit crimes at

3:10:53

significantly higher levels than

3:10:54

immigrants, including undocumented

3:10:55

immigrants. And B, what you're just

3:10:56

looking at would be the racial

3:10:58

demographics of um like crimes

3:11:01

apparently quote quote committed by

3:11:02

people in this country. And I'll explain

3:11:03

to you why why I put air quotes around

3:11:05

that. First and foremost, not all

3:11:06

immigrants are members of one specific

3:11:08

race. There are Mexican immigrants,

3:11:10

there are non-Mexican immigrants, and

3:11:12

second of all, um it's just simply not

3:11:15

true. At least I think that one race or

3:11:18

more than one race is going to be at a

3:11:20

significantly uh higher likelihood to

3:11:22

engage in a violent crime such as rape

3:11:24

because of their race. Uh one thing that

3:11:25

we have to account for is that black and

3:11:28

brown people have been historically uh

3:11:30

oppressed and disproportionately

3:11:31

targeted um by the criminal justice

3:11:34

system. Black people account 14% of our

3:11:37

population. Yet they also account for

3:11:38

85% of the exonerations within our

3:11:40

criminal justice system. The second

3:11:42

thing that we have to account for is the

3:11:44

fact that even arrests made for crimes

3:11:46

that were actually committed by the

3:11:48

person that was arrested uh does not

3:11:50

amount to the only crimes that are

3:11:52

committed because of course many if not

3:11:54

most crimes go um under reportported and

3:11:57

never caught. Okay. And the police have

3:12:01

disproportionately overp police black

3:12:03

and brown neighborhoods to an extent uh

3:12:06

that we don't see in predominantly white

3:12:07

neighborhoods. meaning that when a black

3:12:09

or brown person does commit a crime,

3:12:11

they are multiple factors more likely to

3:12:13

get caught for that crime in comparison

3:12:15

to an to a white individual. And then

3:12:17

the last thing that I'll say is we also

3:12:19

have to account for socioeconomic

3:12:20

concerns because we know the less money

3:12:22

you have, the more likely you are to be

3:12:24

in poverty, the more likely you are to

3:12:26

engage in crimes. Poverty causes crimes.

3:12:29

And uh the average white American has a

3:12:31

significantly higher uh GDP per capita

3:12:33

compared to the average black or Mexican

3:12:34

American due to um various systems and

3:12:38

structures that have existed in this

3:12:39

country such as systemic racism uh that

3:12:42

may influence that outcome as well. But

3:12:43

the point is, okay, it would be

3:12:46

absolutely and undeniably false to say

3:12:48

that a Mexican individual is more likely

3:12:50

to engage in a crime because they're

3:12:51

Mexican. And a more important stat than

3:12:54

looking at uh crimes arrested for on the

3:12:57

basis of race would be to look at are

3:13:00

immigrants specifically undocumented

3:13:02

immigrants since that's who we're

3:13:03

talking about uh are they more likely to

3:13:06

engage in slash commit crimes in compar

3:13:08

in comparison to the average US citizen.

3:13:10

And the answer there is no there are

3:13:12

multiple factors multiple times less

3:13:14

likely to commit violent crimes and

3:13:16

non-violent crimes on American soil

3:13:18

compared to the average US-born citizen.

3:13:21

>> I see where you're coming from. I think

3:13:22

you changed my mind on all this. You

3:13:23

know what I mean?

3:13:25

>> I just want to say I love what you do,

3:13:26

man.

3:13:28

>> Uh I see I I love what you do. Just, you

3:13:30

know, supporting your opinion. You know

3:13:33

what I mean? I love what you do.

3:13:35

>> Yeah. Well, I'm happy that we

3:13:36

>> Thank you for bringing me up.

3:13:37

>> Yeah. I'm happy that we could change

3:13:38

your mind. You have a good rest of your

3:13:39

day. Okay.

3:13:40

>> You too.

3:13:41

>> Yeah. You take care. You take care. Uh

3:13:44

even though even even though I'm over

3:13:46

here dying, we are changing minds and

3:13:48

I'm happy about that. That's That's

3:13:51

always a good thing. Even though I'm

3:13:52

[ __ ] dying. Somebody in the comment

3:13:54

section just said, "Dean looks tired as

3:13:55

heck." Bro, I am. Let Let me Let me tell

3:13:58

you guys what I'm gonna do as soon as we

3:13:59

end the stream here in like 20 minutes

3:14:01

probably. We're probably going to get

3:14:02

off early. I'm going to go to the store

3:14:06

and I'm going to get a Swiffer um with

3:14:11

the attachment of like cleaning products

3:14:14

and I'm also going to get a bunch of um

3:14:18

bleach wipes. And I think I just really

3:14:22

have to deep clean my studio because I

3:14:26

have never really deep cleaned it. And I

3:14:29

think that over the course of like the

3:14:31

last year uh or two, that's just le led

3:14:34

to an extreme buildup of like cat hair

3:14:37

um in here. So, it's time to finally

3:14:40

just really deep clean it. That's a

3:14:42

that's a good thing to do. Uh Olivia, do

3:14:45

you support Trump? [snorts]

3:14:46

>> Dean, will you be my friend? We can be

3:14:50

>> Okay, that was weird. Let's go to get

3:14:53

the next guest up here. Hop inside of

3:14:54

the queue. If you are an American adult

3:14:55

that sports truck, that was [snorts]

3:14:57

strange, dude. Uh, Nixie, thank you for

3:15:00

the $10. She says, "Dean, thank you for

3:15:01

educating people on the facts.

3:15:02

Appreciate you. Please buy Momo some

3:15:04

extra treats." Oh, well, thank you so

3:15:05

much, Nixie. Yeah, Momo is getting a

3:15:07

bunch of treats today. We love that. Uh,

3:15:09

welcome in. Do you support Trump?

3:15:11

>> Yeah.

3:15:11

>> How old are you?

3:15:13

>> I'm 18.

3:15:14

>> Is your last name actually Trump or do

3:15:16

you just uh love your da?

3:15:19

>> No, it's actually Trump. It's funny.

3:15:21

>> Okay. Uh, what's your birthday?

3:15:23

September 28th, 2007.

3:15:26

>> And why do you uh support the worst

3:15:28

president of your life?

3:15:33

[music]

3:15:36

>> Are you going to songify the argument?

3:15:39

[music]

3:15:48

>> Dang. Actually pretty good singer. Good

3:15:51

for you, man. We're looking for some

3:15:52

drum sporters though.

3:15:56

What was that? White Ferrari. I love me

3:15:59

some Frank. I think I think that was

3:16:01

some Frank.

3:16:03

Good song. Welcome in Trump.

3:16:04

>> I wanted to No, but I actually wanted to

3:16:07

have a

3:16:08

>> I'm sorry. Today we are just looking to

3:16:09

talk to some Trump supporters. I hope

3:16:10

they have a good rest of your day. Let's

3:16:11

go to get the next guest connected. Only

3:16:13

up inside of the queue if you happen to

3:16:14

be MAGA. Here we go. Uh here we go. We

3:16:18

got the next guest, Dame, loading up in.

3:16:20

[snorts]

3:16:24

Listen, bro. I love Frank uh Frank's

3:16:26

music, but he's like low-key kind of a

3:16:29

[ __ ] person. I I guess, you know. um

3:16:33

what was it he where he was set to

3:16:35

perform and he like pulled out literally

3:16:37

like an hour before and like just left

3:16:39

all of like the backup dancers and

3:16:41

everything just completely hanging after

3:16:44

after they had just spent so long so

3:16:47

[ __ ] long uh like preparing for the

3:16:50

show and getting getting ready to

3:16:52

perform. I don't know. When I when I saw

3:16:54

that I was like oh like dang, bro. Like

3:16:56

that's that's messed up. He should he

3:16:57

shouldn't have done that. Um, but I've

3:17:00

always really loved Frank Ocean's music.

3:17:02

Always really loved it. Frank Ocean's

3:17:04

music. Uh, welcome in. Haley, do you

3:17:06

support Trump? [snorts]

3:17:07

>> Play the piano.

3:17:09

>> Uh, band Macy, thank you for the galaxy.

3:17:12

Only opposite side of the queue. You

3:17:13

happen to People in the chat are saying

3:17:14

that his brother passed. Oh man, I

3:17:16

didn't know that. Yeah, that explains

3:17:18

it.

3:17:20

Yeah. Okay. Well, actually take that

3:17:22

back about Frank then. If if dude, if I

3:17:24

had a close family member that died, it

3:17:26

wouldn't even matter if I was like an

3:17:27

hour. um away from performing. I' I'd

3:17:31

cancel, too. That makes sense. I guess I

3:17:34

never heard that. [snorts] Uh here guys,

3:17:35

I'm going to quickly turn my camera off

3:17:36

and blow my nose and we're going to get

3:17:37

back to the debates.

3:17:43

>> WE ARE

3:17:48

THEAME.

3:17:57

We are char.

3:18:16

[sighs]

3:18:19

Dude, today's stream is just a [ __ ]

3:18:21

show.

3:18:28

Bro, today today's stream is just a [ __ ]

3:18:32

show, man.

3:18:36

Welcome in. Do you support Trump?

3:18:44

Moving on.

3:18:46

[snorts]

3:18:47

I I'm really I'm really trying to do my

3:18:50

best to get to three hours and 30

3:18:52

minutes before I end.

3:18:54

Omar, thank you for the $10 on Vinmo who

3:18:57

says, "You should buy an air purifier. I

3:18:59

have blue air and it's pretty good."

3:19:00

Yeah, maybe I should also get one of

3:19:01

those for the office. Thanks for the 10

3:19:03

bucks. Heidi, thank you for the Galaxy.

3:19:04

Kayen, thank you for the $10. Jay and

3:19:07

Leah, appreciate y'all for the $5.

3:19:09

And over on Super Chat, thank you for

3:19:11

the $10. Kayen says, "Genuinely, thank

3:19:12

you for helping me realize the

3:19:14

shenanigans of the people on the right.

3:19:15

Now I'm a Democrat. Your streams are

3:19:17

super informative. Keep up the hard

3:19:18

work." I love that, Kaden. That's

3:19:20

awesome. Thank you. Um, all right. Hey,

3:19:23

I don't think that Jack Kennedy's

3:19:25

debater. So, we're going to go move on

3:19:26

to the next guest. We got Daniel 4

3:19:27

loading up in.

3:19:29

I'm really trying to get to 3 hours and

3:19:31

30 minutes for y'all before we take off

3:19:33

for the day. Holy moly. Jana, thank you

3:19:35

for the $25. She says, "Sorry for all

3:19:37

the allergies. I also have terrible

3:19:38

allergies and quote unquote stinging uh

3:19:40

nettle supplements like Histlock and

3:19:42

Helma have really helped me. I'll check

3:19:44

them out. Thank you for the $25." Uh

3:19:46

Jana, good to see you by the way. Ally,

3:19:47

thank you for the $10. I appreciate you.

3:19:49

[snorts] Um, [laughter] Stacy with a $5

3:19:52

for the Zerek fund. So true. Uh, welcome

3:19:56

in. Do you support Trump?

3:19:57

>> Uh, yes.

3:19:58

>> Uh, okay. Well, your voice happens to be

3:20:00

registering at like two decels. Is there

3:20:02

anything that you could do about that?

3:20:04

>> No.

3:20:05

>> Okay. Then I'm going have to kick you.

3:20:07

>> Let's move on to the next guest only up

3:20:09

inside of the queue. You are here for a

3:20:10

debate.

3:20:14

Uh, let's go to get the next guest

3:20:15

connected. Here we go. Random guy

3:20:18

sending the goats. Let's see if uh

3:20:19

they're here for a debate.

3:20:21

Uh Cooper, thank you for the $20. Who

3:20:24

says, "My brother Derek passed away due

3:20:25

to motorcycle accident about a year ago.

3:20:27

We would watch your streams and videos

3:20:29

all the time. Thank you for being you

3:20:30

and for bringing me and my brother

3:20:31

together." I'm so sorry to hear that,

3:20:33

Cooper. I'm so sorry. I hope that you

3:20:35

and your family are healing all right.

3:20:37

You know, I I I hear about so many

3:20:39

motorcycle uh accidents because I have a

3:20:42

family member who works in the ER and it

3:20:44

it's just such a scary thing. You know,

3:20:46

it really is. I and I really hope that

3:20:48

you and your family are healing. Let's

3:20:50

go to get the next guest, Cameron

3:20:51

connected. Only upside of the queue if

3:20:53

you are here for a debate. I'm I'm

3:20:55

starting to to fall apart at the seams,

3:20:58

folks. We might even call it a little

3:20:59

bit earlier than 3 hours and 30 minutes,

3:21:01

but we're going to try my best. Uh

3:21:04

Cameron, do you support Trump?

3:21:05

>> We are Charlie.

3:21:08

We

3:21:10

>> Bro, I need Oh my god.

3:21:12

>> B, dude. Moving on to the next guest. We

3:21:14

got Tanner loading up inside of the

3:21:15

queue.

3:21:20

Unfucking believable. Unbelievable. Do

3:21:22

you support Do you support Trump,

3:21:23

Tanner?

3:21:25

>> What's up, Dean?

3:21:26

>> What's up, man? Do you support Trump?

3:21:28

>> Yes.

3:21:29

>> How do you

3:21:31

>> 18?

3:21:31

>> What about you, random guy? Do you

3:21:32

support Trump?

3:21:34

>> Uh, that that was me.

3:21:36

>> Yeah. Random guy. It's another person.

3:21:38

>> I'm 18. I support Trump.

3:21:41

>> Oh, wait. I'm talking to random guy.

3:21:44

>> Yeah. Yeah, I am a random guy.

3:21:46

>> Whoa, [clears throat] what the [ __ ]

3:21:47

Wait. Okay, Tanner. T Okay, Tanner, you

3:21:50

speak.

3:21:50

>> Mhm. Mhm.

3:21:52

>> Okay, I just kind of got all backwards

3:21:53

in my head. I can Tanner, do you support

3:21:55

Trump?

3:21:56

>> I'm kind of on the fence. You know,

3:22:00

>> we have [clears throat] a little game of

3:22:01

murder mystery to play here, boys. One

3:22:04

of you is here for debate and the other

3:22:07

one is in the bath.

3:22:09

>> Random guy is uh he's ba me. Random guy.

3:22:13

Are you in the bath?

3:22:15

>> I am not.

3:22:16

>> You can hear the echo.

3:22:20

>> Who is it? Which one? Which one of YOU

3:22:23

IS IN THE BATH? Rand random guy. Are you

3:22:26

in the bath?

3:22:27

>> Or is Tanner in the bath?

3:22:28

>> Go further left, bro. Go further left,

3:22:30

bro.

3:22:31

>> Okay. Random guys in the bath. Tanner. I

3:22:34

was getting ready to kick you. I thought

3:22:35

it was you, Tanner.

3:22:36

>> Oh, wow. Oh, wow. I'm a No, I'm a nice

3:22:38

guy.

3:22:39

>> Okay. Uh, and you're MAGA?

3:22:42

>> Uh,

3:22:44

I don't know, man.

3:22:46

>> Do you support Trump as president?

3:22:49

>> Like I said, I'm on the fence.

3:22:51

If

3:22:52

>> the election was held tomorrow between

3:22:53

Trump and Harris, who'd you vote for?

3:22:56

>> I'm not sure I would vote.

3:22:58

>> Okay, perfect. Well, if you if your

3:23:00

answer is not that you'd vote for Trump,

3:23:01

I am going to go to move on to the next

3:23:02

guest. But I do really hope that you

3:23:04

keep up with the live streams and we're

3:23:05

able to push you further left. Uh,

3:23:07

Vanessie, thank you for the $20. who

3:23:08

says, "Hey Dean, I work in trafficking

3:23:10

victim services and wanted to officially

3:23:11

reach out regarding a collaboration. Uh,

3:23:13

what is the best way to reach you for

3:23:14

congressional communication? Thank you.

3:23:16

Thank you for persisting day in and day

3:23:18

out." Vanessa, if you take a look at the

3:23:19

link tree in the description of the

3:23:20

YouTube stream, you'll find a work

3:23:22

email. Welcome in, random cashier. Do

3:23:24

you support Trump?

3:23:26

>> Uh, yes, but I do want to have a quick

3:23:29

me uh message. It's not nothing bad, but

3:23:31

I hope I wish you a happy birthday, man.

3:23:34

>> I don't know when it happened, but yeah.

3:23:36

Happy birthday.

3:23:37

>> Okay. Yeah. Thank you.

3:23:39

>> September. Okay, that's it. Rad, welcome

3:23:42

in.

3:23:43

>> Parker Jr., what's going on, buddy?

3:23:46

[laughter]

3:23:49

>> Shut the [ __ ] up, Red. [snorts]

3:23:54

Shut the [ __ ] up.

3:23:54

>> Final boss, how we doing?

3:23:56

>> Shut the [ __ ] up. You're not funny.

3:23:58

You're not funny. Okay, you're not

3:24:00

funny. For for for those that are

3:24:02

curious, earlier this guy joined Parker

3:24:04

stream and he was calling him Dean Jr.

3:24:06

and saying that I was a better debater,

3:24:08

uh, that I was more intelligent, just

3:24:10

try to rage bait Parker, and he was just

3:24:12

about to do the same thing to me, but in

3:24:15

reverse.

3:24:15

>> It's T-Man. It's Teeu Dean and Parker

3:24:18

Jr., let's not let's not mess this up

3:24:20

here. Okay,

3:24:25

>> Red, do you feel like giving an actual

3:24:27

argument for why you think that Trump is

3:24:28

a good president?

3:24:30

>> Oh, I think he's definitely way better

3:24:32

than Harris. Uh, shout out to the Tax

3:24:34

Cuts and Job Act, the One Big Beautiful

3:24:36

Bill, bringing manufacturing back to

3:24:38

America, prioritizing American citizens

3:24:41

and American businesses.

3:24:44

Uh, just bringing back common sense to

3:24:46

politics. The Democratic Party is broke

3:24:48

and uh putting their home up for sale

3:24:51

cuz they're they're so broke. You guys

3:24:53

lost the House, the Senate, the

3:24:54

Judiciary, and the Presidency, which is

3:24:56

kind of insane. Uh, so yeah, shout out

3:24:59

to to to Trump. You know, there's

3:25:01

actually a silver lining to the

3:25:02

Democrats literally losing everything.

3:25:05

That silver lining is when anything goes

3:25:08

wrong, you can't blame us. Which

3:25:10

actually is what leads me to my very

3:25:11

first question. You said that Donald

3:25:13

Trump is bringing more manufacturing

3:25:15

back into America. Okay. Explain why we

3:25:18

had the most manufacturing bankruptcies

3:25:20

in 15 years last year.

3:25:23

>> Oh, it's a it's a work in progress.

3:25:24

Nothing happens instantaneously with the

3:25:26

federal government of one of the the the

3:25:29

largest financial institutions the

3:25:31

America and in the world. You're not

3:25:33

just going to do it overnight.

3:25:34

>> Well, what a work in progress mean like

3:25:36

progressively working towards the end

3:25:38

goal of heightened manufacturing?

3:25:42

How is how is causing the most

3:25:44

manufacturing bankruptcies in 15 years a

3:25:46

part of that process?

3:25:49

>> So, they passed the big beautiful bill

3:25:51

which took effect last September. And so

3:25:53

after this year, because this is a we're

3:25:56

talking about tax law here, the

3:25:57

qualified deduction that the businesses

3:25:59

businesses can use to build their

3:26:02

manufacturing and their warehouses is

3:26:03

when we'll see that. Okay. So you're

3:26:06

saying that more people are going to

3:26:08

invest more money into manufacturing.

3:26:10

And why under Biden did we see the

3:26:12

largest boom in investment into

3:26:14

manufacturing? But then the day Trump

3:26:16

walked in office and every day since,

3:26:19

investment into manufacturing has only

3:26:21

been going down. Down, down, down.

3:26:25

>> I just disagree. Can you Do you have

3:26:26

anything to support that?

3:26:28

>> I do. I do. It's from the Federal

3:26:30

Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Just type in

3:26:32

FRED private fixed investment into

3:26:35

American manufacturing structures.

3:26:38

>> So, so you would say that all of the

3:26:40

data centers happening, you would say

3:26:42

that all of the things that we see

3:26:43

happening all over America, that's not

3:26:46

those jobs aren't real. Those things are

3:26:48

just not happening.

3:26:50

Well, what I will say is that the data

3:26:52

says that every single quarter since

3:26:54

Trump's inauguration, there's been

3:26:56

significantly less investment into

3:26:58

manufacturing structures. Yeah.

3:27:00

>> Yeah.

3:27:00

>> Well, the law passed in September and

3:27:03

it's tax law.

3:27:04

>> Let me let me show you this. Let me let

3:27:05

me let me just let me just show you

3:27:06

this. This is from the Federal Reserve,

3:27:08

Bank of St. Louis. Um, under Biden, look

3:27:10

at that [ __ ] boom, dude. Like, this

3:27:12

is genuinely incredible. This is

3:27:14

quarterly investment into American

3:27:15

manufacturers. Largest boom in recorded

3:27:17

US history. like like genuinely largest

3:27:19

bib recorded US history. But then Donald

3:27:22

Trump took office and it's just it's

3:27:25

been going down terribly.

3:27:26

>> And we see those similar things every

3:27:28

time the president changes or No,

3:27:30

>> no. No, we don't. Um here is the quarter

3:27:33

where Biden took office. In fact, it

3:27:35

only went up after

3:27:36

>> Are you referring to the Are you

3:27:38

referring to the global economic crisis

3:27:40

that we're recovering from?

3:27:42

>> What's the global economic crisis that

3:27:44

we're recovering from? You don't know

3:27:45

what the global economic crisis was when

3:27:48

Biden took office?

3:27:49

>> You're referring to the pandemic,

3:27:51

>> right? Yeah.

3:27:52

>> Yeah. Even in consideration of the

3:27:53

pandemic, it never went down.

3:27:55

>> So coming out so coming out of the

3:27:57

pandemic, you see the the increase,

3:28:00

right? And the law that just passed.

3:28:01

[cough]

3:28:02

>> Oh my goodness. [snorts]

3:28:03

>> And we we haven't seen any any results

3:28:05

of the tax law because you do your taxes

3:28:07

the following year, which is what I'm

3:28:09

telling you.

3:28:09

>> Most corporations pay estimated

3:28:11

quarterly,

3:28:12

>> right? So we see the results of that the

3:28:15

following year. Correct.

3:28:16

>> Okay. So we would see this in the next

3:28:18

estimated quarterlies, right? Or I mean

3:28:20

or like companies would even like start

3:28:23

acting off of the tax law that they are

3:28:26

going to pay in the future knowing that

3:28:28

that's what they're going to knowing

3:28:29

that they'll be able to claim additional

3:28:31

deductions. But what we see is that even

3:28:33

like right now like Q1 of 2026, we still

3:28:36

had less private fixed business

3:28:37

investment in manufacturing than Q4 of

3:28:40

2025. or

3:28:41

>> you're looking at one bank. I'd like to

3:28:43

look at all of them.

3:28:44

>> This isn't one bank. This is tracking

3:28:46

all of the real fixed private business

3:28:48

investment into manufacturing in this

3:28:50

country.

3:28:51

>> Look at the public.

3:28:52

>> What's that?

3:28:53

>> Let's look at the public investments.

3:28:56

>> So, this does not include public

3:28:57

investments now,

3:28:59

>> right? So, we want to look at all of it.

3:29:00

I don't want to just see some of the

3:29:01

data. I want to see all of it.

3:29:03

>> Well, this is the data that's going to

3:29:04

be representative of the claim that you

3:29:05

made because you made a claim about

3:29:06

private businesses.

3:29:07

>> Relax. Relax, buddy. Hey, relax. Okay,

3:29:10

you're safe.

3:29:11

>> I'm I'm relaxed. I'm just explaining to

3:29:13

you why we wouldn't include public

3:29:14

investment in this equation. The reason

3:29:16

why we wouldn't include public

3:29:17

investment in this equation is because

3:29:19

you specifically made the claim that

3:29:21

Donald Trump's tax law for private

3:29:23

entities is going to cause more

3:29:24

investment. Okay. Well, if the tax law

3:29:26

only applies to private entities, it's

3:29:28

going to cause more investment of

3:29:29

private entities. So, of course, we're

3:29:31

going to be looking at how much private

3:29:32

entities are investing and they're

3:29:33

investing less and less and less and

3:29:34

less. I I think the only reason why you

3:29:36

would want to include public investment

3:29:38

alongside private investment is to try

3:29:41

to just ignore the fact that you're

3:29:43

wrong about the big beautiful bill

3:29:45

causing more business investment that we

3:29:47

have supplementing it with uh

3:29:49

inflationary government spending

3:29:52

[snorts]

3:29:52

>> that we have uh publicly traded

3:29:54

companies. So

3:29:56

>> yeah, so publicly traded companies are

3:29:58

still having like their investment in

3:30:00

manufacturers classified as private.

3:30:02

When when we use the word private, we're

3:30:05

just saying not owned by the government.

3:30:06

>> I want to look at all of it.

3:30:09

>> So, you want to look at investments made

3:30:12

by the government.

3:30:13

>> I want to look at all the investments.

3:30:14

Yes.

3:30:15

>> Okay. Well, I mean, I guess you could

3:30:17

specify the new investments made by the

3:30:19

government into American manufacturing

3:30:21

and we could add that to the equation.

3:30:23

So what are the new investments made by

3:30:25

the government under Trump into American

3:30:27

>> manufacturing programs, the new nuclear

3:30:29

programs, bringing back steel, all the

3:30:31

things that we're going to be saying in

3:30:32

the next what what policy has Trump

3:30:34

passed in the last year and a half that

3:30:36

has made investments and

3:30:38

>> Okay. And under the big beautiful bill,

3:30:39

what were the public business

3:30:40

investments that you were that you were

3:30:42

uh a fan of?

3:30:43

>> I don't know.

3:30:44

>> Oh god. Okay. So then you don't know

3:30:46

that there's any additional

3:30:48

considerations that should be made in

3:30:49

the equation so you can seed the debate.

3:30:52

Well, I mean, you you can consider it a

3:30:54

concession, but because I don't have

3:30:56

>> I absolutely will consider it a

3:30:57

concession. I I do absolutely consider

3:30:59

it a concession.

3:31:00

>> Parker Junior, you're getting you're

3:31:01

getting upset. Your eye eyebrows

3:31:02

twitching. It's okay, man. We're all

3:31:04

good here.

3:31:05

>> I may be looking a little bit twitchy

3:31:06

just because I've been struggling with

3:31:08

terrible allergies for the last three

3:31:09

and a half hours. Not because you're

3:31:10

particularly emotionally disturbing me.

3:31:12

Uh this [snorts] is a pretty like easy

3:31:14

easy debate for me. I mean, I'm just

3:31:17

looking at the facts and and sharing

3:31:18

those facts with you.

3:31:20

>> I hope you feel better, man. I'm not

3:31:21

trying to make you mad. You're looking a

3:31:22

little disturbed. I hope you feel

3:31:24

better. I'm not trying to be mean.

3:31:25

>> That's not because of you.

3:31:26

>> When I am trying to be mean to you, I

3:31:28

will let you know. Uh but not not that

3:31:31

part.

3:31:33

>> Okay. Well, what do you want to debate

3:31:34

next since you conceded your first

3:31:36

point?

3:31:37

>> I'm still waiting on that date that you

3:31:39

said you were going to give me. I asked

3:31:40

you what year about the EG and Carol

3:31:43

thing uh three months ago. You still

3:31:44

haven't got back to me. U just I'm a

3:31:47

little disappointed. Your question is

3:31:49

what year did Trump rape Agent Carol?

3:31:51

>> Oh yeah. What year is she accusing him

3:31:53

of that?

3:31:54

>> Yeah. So by calendar year, either 1995

3:31:56

or 1996. By year as it would pertain.

3:31:59

>> Which calendar year? That was just one

3:32:01

of the two.

3:32:03

>> Don't know. Nobody knows.

3:32:06

>> Yeah. It's it's either

3:32:08

>> Let me ask you as a real person, Dean.

3:32:09

Do you think that that's fair

3:32:11

>> for somebody to be able to defend Hold

3:32:13

on. Let me ask you. for somebody to be

3:32:15

able to defend himself against an

3:32:16

accusation that you can't even provide a

3:32:18

year, let alone a month or a day of an

3:32:21

accusation

3:32:22

of an accusation this strong.

3:32:24

>> She was actually able to specify a time

3:32:26

period that was more specific than

3:32:28

>> I asked you I'm asking you a question,

3:32:30

Dean.

3:32:31

>> Yeah.

3:32:32

>> I'm asking if you think that that's

3:32:33

fair. think that's due process for you

3:32:35

to be able to call somebody

3:32:37

>> a grabley

3:32:40

>> when when the person who's claiming it

3:32:42

can't even tell you a year

3:32:44

>> she so yes it is fair she was actually

3:32:46

able to specify a time period that was

3:32:48

more specific than a year cuz she was

3:32:50

able to specify the season uh a season

3:32:52

like winter in New York City is around

3:32:54

>> seasons happen every year

3:32:56

>> one second [snorts] uh please allow me

3:32:58

to finish speaking um that the season uh

3:33:00

of winter in New York City It was a oh

3:33:03

my god around 5 months long. And of

3:33:06

course 5 months is going to be a smaller

3:33:07

period of time than 12 months.

3:33:10

>> That was a good one.

3:33:11

>> You might be allergic to your own

3:33:12

[ __ ] dude.

3:33:13

>> I'm I'm going to mute you if you can't

3:33:14

let me finish speaking. I'm already I'm

3:33:16

already dealing with enough issues like

3:33:18

sneezing and interrupting myself. So

3:33:20

when you interrupt me and cut me off

3:33:22

from speaking, I just don't think I'm

3:33:23

going to be able to make

3:33:24

>> Stop crying at me, buddy.

3:33:25

>> Yeah. Me giving you a fair warning of

3:33:26

what's to come if you don't allow me to

3:33:28

finish.

3:33:29

So, you're going to run as least.

3:33:30

>> What? What am I running from? I'm just

3:33:32

simply asking you to allow me to finish

3:33:34

my point. I'm just trying to be good

3:33:35

faith about it, bro. I was in the middle

3:33:37

of a point, you know? I had to cut

3:33:38

myself off two times because I I

3:33:40

sneezed, of course, and then you

3:33:41

interrupted me and it's just a bad

3:33:42

equation.

3:33:44

Yeah. Like clearly if I'm having to

3:33:46

interrupt myself every like couple words

3:33:47

with a sneeze, like you hopping in there

3:33:49

and interrupting me is going to be

3:33:50

terrible. Um, so I am just going to be

3:33:52

you. But anyways, so you asked me if

3:33:54

it's fair for her to sue him considering

3:33:55

the fact that she couldn't even identify

3:33:57

a year. So she was actually able to

3:33:58

identify a period of time that was

3:34:00

decides this.

3:34:02

>> All right, man. I am going to kick you

3:34:03

if you don't let me finish.

3:34:04

>> He's running. That's crazy.

3:34:05

>> You could consider it running if you'd

3:34:06

like. It's It's obvious.

3:34:08

>> Go ahead.

3:34:08

>> It's It's obviously clear that I'm just

3:34:10

annoyed by the fact that you won't let

3:34:11

me finish and I prefer to find a Trump

3:34:13

supporter who will let me finish.

3:34:14

>> $20. I appreciate that. Uh shout out to

3:34:18

Mar.

3:34:23

>> Are you done, bro?

3:34:25

Can I do the rest of my thank yous here?

3:34:28

>> You don't have any.

3:34:28

>> Shout out to Shout out to Scotty for the

3:34:32

goat. Shout out to [sighs]

3:34:38

>> He's horrified of me proven him wrong.

3:34:41

That's why he won't let me speak. He He

3:34:42

tried to make the claim that uh there

3:34:44

was something unfair about the nature of

3:34:46

the Egene Carol case because she

3:34:47

couldn't identify a solid calendar year

3:34:50

that he raped her in. But what he's

3:34:52

horrified of is my response. Because my

3:34:54

response is that she was actually able

3:34:56

to identify a more specific container of

3:34:59

time than a year. Because instead of her

3:35:01

saying it happened in 1995, which would

3:35:02

be a container of 12 years, she said it

3:35:04

happened in winter of 1995 to early

3:35:07

1996, which is a smaller container of 5

3:35:10

months.

3:35:12

>> If you think it's unfair that she

3:35:14

couldn't specify a time of 12 months,

3:35:16

sorry, I meant to say months, that she

3:35:18

was raped inside of. Okay. Well, she did

3:35:21

one better than that. She specified a

3:35:23

container of five months that she was

3:35:25

raped inside of. Can we agree that her

3:35:28

specifying a container of 5 months that

3:35:30

she was raped inside of is more specific

3:35:33

than her specifying the calendar year

3:35:35

that she was raped inside of?

3:35:37

>> You're answering a question that I'm not

3:35:39

asking you. I'm asking you if you

3:35:41

believe that this is due process for you

3:35:43

to call somebody a rapist when there's

3:35:45

not a date for them to to defend themsel

3:35:47

against. So if I was to take something

3:35:52

if I was to take somebody to court and

3:35:53

accuse them of something, they would

3:35:56

then be able to defend themselves by

3:35:57

having something called an alibi. I

3:35:59

would be able to say, "Hey, at this

3:36:00

time, at that day, I was doing this."

3:36:02

But for you to come and say, "Oh, it was

3:36:04

maybe 1994, maybe 1995, maybe 1996. That

3:36:07

person doesn't have the opportunity to

3:36:09

defend themselves." So you as a

3:36:11

reasonable human being, I would think it

3:36:13

would be fair for you to stop calling

3:36:14

that person a rapist or say they've been

3:36:16

found liable of rape, understanding that

3:36:19

that that wasn't met. That burden of due

3:36:20

process was never met and it didn't

3:36:22

happen in criminal court because it

3:36:23

couldn't have happened in criminal

3:36:25

court.

3:36:25

>> Okay. Yeah. First response is once again

3:36:28

you are upset that she wasn't able to

3:36:30

identify

3:36:31

>> about anything. I'm just asking you to

3:36:32

be a better person.

3:36:33

>> I let you speak. You're going to let me

3:36:34

speak.

3:36:35

>> I'm not I'm not done speaking actually.

3:36:37

>> Okay. What else do you have to say then?

3:36:39

Um, I would just like you to be a better

3:36:41

person and the way that you treated that

3:36:42

victim that was on your life, it was

3:36:44

disgusting. I I really thought better of

3:36:46

you and I would like you to do better

3:36:47

and I know that you can do better. So,

3:36:49

in the future, I understand it's a

3:36:51

little frustrating when you're dealing

3:36:52

with people, but but that wasn't okay,

3:36:55

man. And I I know that you can do

3:36:56

better.

3:36:57

>> Okay. The first thing I like to say in

3:36:59

response is you're attempting to make

3:37:00

the argument that it was unfair for

3:37:02

Eugene Carol to be unable to specify a

3:37:04

calendar year that she was raped in

3:37:05

because this made it harder for Donald

3:37:07

Trump to produce an alibi. and maybe

3:37:09

this was a degradation of his right to

3:37:10

due process. My counter is very simple.

3:37:12

She was able to identify a container of

3:37:15

time that of is any of anything is more

3:37:18

specific than a calendar year because

3:37:20

instead of

3:37:20

>> about a container of time in

3:37:22

>> instead of that's what a calendar year

3:37:23

is. It's 12 months. Instead of her

3:37:25

defining uh a container of time such as

3:37:28

12 months that she was raped in by

3:37:30

saying he raped me in the calendar year

3:37:31

of 1995, she was more specific than

3:37:33

that. She said that he raped me in

3:37:35

winter from late 1995 to early 1996,

3:37:39

which is a smaller container of time

3:37:41

relative to around 5 months. So, if

3:37:43

anything, I would actually respond to

3:37:44

your own argument by saying that she

3:37:47

gave Donald Trump a better opportunity

3:37:49

to provide an alibi for the possibility

3:37:52

of his innocence than you are requesting

3:37:55

of her. Because your requesting of her

3:37:57

that she gives uh a container of 12

3:37:59

months, she gave a container of five.

3:38:01

The second thing that I'll say,

3:38:03

I'm going to mute you now because I'm in

3:38:05

the middle of my sentence. The second

3:38:06

thing that I'll say here is that you

3:38:08

said, "Oh, well, unless she's able to

3:38:10

articulate the exact date that she was

3:38:12

raped on." Okay? We're not honoring the

3:38:15

due process of the accused because it is

3:38:17

really, really difficult for them to

3:38:19

produce an alibi. And see, the thing is

3:38:21

is that's actually a consideration that

3:38:24

is made the process. Okay? Because it is

3:38:28

right one moment. It is absolutely true

3:38:31

that the larger the container of time is

3:38:34

that you could identify you were the

3:38:35

victim of a crime in, the harder it is

3:38:38

for the accused to produce an alibi.

3:38:41

Okay? We want individuals to have the

3:38:44

right to defend themselves and to argue

3:38:46

their case. But we also want victims of

3:38:48

crimes that were the victim of this

3:38:50

crime a while ago that couldn't

3:38:51

reasonably remember the exact date to be

3:38:54

able to hold the perpetu the perpetuator

3:38:56

of that crime accountable. So, how do we

3:38:58

solve this dilemma? Well, the way that

3:39:00

we solve this dilemma is by allowing

3:39:03

victims of crimes to report that crime

3:39:05

and take it to court even when they

3:39:07

can't reasonably identify the exact date

3:39:09

that it occurred. But we also allow the

3:39:11

jury to consider the fact that they

3:39:15

can't uh identify the exact date that

3:39:17

they were raped on as a motivating

3:39:19

reason why they might need more evidence

3:39:22

to justify their verdict of guilt for

3:39:25

the accused. because that does indeed

3:39:27

make it harder for the accused to

3:39:29

produce an alibi. So that's why in the

3:39:32

jury's verdict, they didn't just merely

3:39:34

go off of maybe her testimony and his

3:39:36

inability to produce an alibi. They went

3:39:38

off of her testimony, the testimony of

3:39:40

three of her friends, the therapist

3:39:42

notes from the 90s, the dress, his

3:39:44

unwillingness to submit the DNA, uh what

3:39:47

he said on the uh how on the Howard

3:39:49

Stern show uh about abusing other girls

3:39:51

in other uh dressing rooms, which is

3:39:54

also a very strong case, alongside the

3:39:56

Access Hollywood tapes when he said he

3:39:58

would just grab women by their vaginas

3:39:59

without asking first, along two other

3:40:01

women that had accused him. And that is

3:40:03

what led to the verdict uh that he raped

3:40:06

her. And by the way, that jury had a

3:40:08

Trump supporter on it. And that verdict

3:40:10

was then contested by five appeals

3:40:12

courts that Donald Trump took it to. And

3:40:14

every one of those five appeals courts

3:40:17

upheld the verdict and rejected his

3:40:19

appeal, including the 63

3:40:20

conservativeleaning Supreme Court.

3:40:23

[snorts]

3:40:23

>> That's not true. But anyway, where were

3:40:25

you?

3:40:25

>> Then the last then the last thing I'll

3:40:27

say here is you said that I was unfair

3:40:28

to Ally earlier. Uh, if you'd like to

3:40:31

specify the ways that I was unfair to

3:40:33

her, feel free to specify the ways that

3:40:35

I was unfair to her. I don't think I was

3:40:37

unfair to her in the slightest. I I'm

3:40:39

I'm not apologetic for calling her out

3:40:42

for perpetuating uh very very very

3:40:45

immoral signifiers of rape culture by

3:40:48

saying that maybe it's not rape if it's

3:40:50

with a finger. Maybe it's not rape if

3:40:51

he's your boyfriend. Maybe if it's it's

3:40:53

not rape if you don't try to kill him

3:40:55

and flee. Maybe it's not rape if he's

3:40:57

your husband. I don't feel bad for

3:40:59

calling her out on her horrible beliefs

3:41:01

in the slightest. So So maybe you can

3:41:03

give an argument about about the bad

3:41:06

thing that I did to her.

3:41:08

>> Here here's what I'm saying, buddy. I'm

3:41:09

just saying that I I know you we we've

3:41:11

done this a few times and I I've I've

3:41:13

watched your show a lot of times and I

3:41:16

know that you're capable of changing

3:41:18

your message and your tone to not be so

3:41:22

harmful. What you did was harmful,

3:41:23

buddy. And I give an argument for that.

3:41:25

That's it.

3:41:26

>> Give an argument for that, please.

3:41:28

sitting there in front of 30,000 people

3:41:30

telling somebody how terrible they are

3:41:32

is that was pretty real, dude.

3:41:33

>> Give an argument for

3:41:35

you. You want me to give you an Give an

3:41:38

argument for why it was wrong. Yes, I

3:41:40

do. Give an argument for why it was

3:41:42

wrong for me to tell her that that [ __ ]

3:41:44

was terrible.

3:41:45

>> No thank you that you didn't have to

3:41:47

tell her. I'm saying that the way you

3:41:48

said it and the way that you went about

3:41:49

it, you could have done better. That's

3:41:50

all.

3:41:51

>> Yeah. Give it give an argument for that.

3:41:53

Can you convince me that that's

3:41:54

reasonable to believe? dropped her off

3:41:55

the so

3:41:57

that's hurtful and then you could have

3:41:59

sent her a message. Hey, I think this is

3:42:01

what you have going on. Maybe see

3:42:03

somebody recommend a therapist or

3:42:05

something. That would have been a better

3:42:06

way to do it. What you did was pretty

3:42:07

rude and it was pretty mean.

3:42:09

>> Perfect. Then give an argument for that

3:42:10

because right now you're just making

3:42:11

claims.

3:42:13

>> What do you mean give an argument for

3:42:15

you berating somebody in front of 30,000

3:42:17

people who you

3:42:18

>> Yeah. I'm unconvinced that it was wrong

3:42:19

for me to tell her. I'm unconvinced that

3:42:22

it was wrong for me.

3:42:24

>> Give an argument for that. Give an

3:42:25

argument for any of the any of the

3:42:27

claims that you're making. You're making

3:42:28

the claim that I'm victim laming. You're

3:42:30

making the claim that I was

3:42:31

unnecessarily aggressive. You're making

3:42:33

the claim that I was unnecessarily rude.

3:42:35

You're making the claim that me calling

3:42:36

her terrible or me saying what she

3:42:38

believed in was terrible. But but you

3:42:40

can't but you cannot but you cannot

3:42:42

justify any of that with with with a

3:42:45

reasonable argument to demonstrate why

3:42:46

that's the case. And now you're asking

3:42:48

me the question, was she a victim of SA?

3:42:49

She was. So then you're going to try to

3:42:51

make the argument that victim blaming

3:42:53

her because I was blaming her for being

3:42:55

a bad person meanwhile she's also

3:42:57

coincidentally also a victim. No, victim

3:42:59

blaming is not telling somebody who's

3:43:01

doing bad things that they're doing bad

3:43:03

things when they also happen to be a

3:43:04

victim. No, victim blaming is rather

3:43:06

when you specifically tell them that

3:43:08

they did a bad thing directly in

3:43:10

relation to their response to sexual

3:43:13

violence. So there is a difference

3:43:15

between

3:43:16

>> you understand that that that that being

3:43:18

sexually abused can affect you

3:43:19

psychologically.

3:43:20

>> You're absolutely you're absolutely

3:43:23

you're absolutely wrong. You're

3:43:24

absolutely wrong in saying that I was

3:43:26

saying that she did something wrong

3:43:28

within her response to being

3:43:30

>> abused harm you psychologically. Really?

3:43:32

>> I never made the claim that being abused

3:43:33

doesn't harm you psychologically. I made

3:43:35

the claim that what I was telling her

3:43:36

she was bad the bad things that she were

3:43:39

doing was not her immediate reaction to

3:43:41

being raped. I.e. like not trying to

3:43:43

push him off or i.e. not trying to fight

3:43:45

back, i.e. not reporting it to the cops.

3:43:47

Victim blaming is when you blame a

3:43:49

victim of an of an action of sexual

3:43:51

violence for their immediate and direct

3:43:53

response to being sexually abused. Not

3:43:57

telling that victim of sexual violence

3:43:59

that they believe in a lot of really bad

3:44:01

things that are loosely in association

3:44:03

like causally speaking with them being

3:44:05

abused. like telling them that it's a

3:44:07

really bad thing that they think it's

3:44:08

okay to demean the lived experiences of

3:44:11

other victims of sexual violence by

3:44:13

turning around and saying that it's not

3:44:14

rape if it's your husband. It's not rape

3:44:16

if you didn't fight back and it's not

3:44:18

rape if it's with your fingers.

3:44:19

>> You could you could have just not

3:44:20

platformed it. You could have just not

3:44:22

had that conversation on live where it

3:44:23

would be harmful to and triggering to so

3:44:25

many people. I think that there are

3:44:27

plenty of things.

3:44:27

>> I guarantee you there's probably a

3:44:29

thousand people that reached out to you

3:44:30

and told you that that was

3:44:31

>> I think that there are plenty of things

3:44:33

that are very triggering that need to be

3:44:34

discussed because if we don't talk about

3:44:36

them, then they'll never go away. Okay?

3:44:38

And those bad attitudes that Ally held

3:44:40

to that it's not rape if it's your

3:44:41

husband, it's not rape if it's your

3:44:43

boyfriend, it's not rape if it's a

3:44:44

finger, they need to go away.

3:44:49

>> And you could have done it better is all

3:44:50

I'm saying.

3:44:51

>> Give an argument for done in a less

3:44:52

harmful way.

3:44:53

>> I haven't earned an argument for that

3:44:54

yet. that wasn't triggering to your

3:44:56

audience and that wasn't harmful to her

3:44:57

and the people who suffered the way that

3:44:58

she did.

3:44:59

>> Sure, bro. Give an argument for that.

3:45:01

>> That's all I'm saying.

3:45:02

>> I'm not It's not about an argument,

3:45:03

brother.

3:45:04

>> Okay. Okay. So, so you can't give an

3:45:06

argument for the claim that you're

3:45:07

making. So, then you have yet to

3:45:08

convince me or anybody else that what

3:45:09

you're saying is reasonable to

3:45:11

>> debate and all I'm saying is, brother,

3:45:13

you could change your message just a

3:45:15

little bit.

3:45:16

>> Okay.

3:45:16

>> To to not to not be harmful to other

3:45:18

people.

3:45:18

>> Hi, bro. Yeah. Well, I'll only change my

3:45:20

message if I have reason to change my

3:45:22

message. And so far, you haven't given

3:45:24

me reason to change my message because a

3:45:27

claim isn't a reason.

3:45:27

>> True colors. You're showing your true

3:45:29

colors. You're going all bad, dude.

3:45:31

>> Hi, bro. Yeah. I mean, you could say

3:45:32

whatever you want, but if you can't give

3:45:33

an argument for it, I'm not really too

3:45:35

concerned with it.

3:45:36

>> Can you get your dad up here? Where's

3:45:37

Parker? Parker, come come get your kid,

3:45:39

dude. He's He's He's crashing out.

3:45:42

>> I mean, you you could call it a crash

3:45:43

out when I just call you out for lacking

3:45:46

motivating reason for what you believe

3:45:48

in and why. Especially when what you

3:45:50

believe in is attempting to portray me

3:45:51

as a bad person. But I I just view it as

3:45:54

like critical discourse. If you're if

3:45:55

you're going to accuse me of doing

3:45:56

something bad, of course, my immediate

3:45:58

and direct response will be to inquire

3:46:00

what your reasons are for believing the

3:46:01

thing that I did was bad. And when you

3:46:03

turn around and say, "Oh, Dean, you're

3:46:05

actually doing something bad again by

3:46:07

inquiring me for what my reasons are for

3:46:09

believing that you did something bad in

3:46:10

the first place." I'm rather led to

3:46:12

believe that you actually don't think I

3:46:13

did anything bad because look at you.

3:46:15

You support a sexual predator as

3:46:16

president. So, I'm not led to believe

3:46:17

that you care too much about that. and

3:46:19

you're rather just trying to gaslight me

3:46:21

in an attempt to upset me and maybe in

3:46:23

an attempt to like persuade some of the

3:46:25

audience to not like follow me. I I

3:46:26

don't know what it seems like is you're

3:46:28

mad that I have a very unique ability to

3:46:30

demonstrate why Trump is a bad

3:46:32

president. Um and you then in turn you

3:46:35

want to take that out on me by

3:46:36

gaslighting me and persuading audience.

3:46:38

>> Gave you a small critique. You could

3:46:40

have just said okay bro. You could have

3:46:42

just said okay bro.

3:46:43

>> I only say okay bro if you could

3:46:44

demonstrate good reason for the

3:46:46

critique.

3:46:46

>> All right I will do it. Do you think

3:46:47

it's okay to attack people who've been

3:46:50

sexually assaulted for for for the

3:46:52

psychological imbalance that they might

3:46:54

have uh which is how they deal with what

3:46:56

they went through? Do you think that

3:46:57

that's okay?

3:46:58

>> What is meant by attack?

3:47:00

>> I don't know. Telling them that they're

3:47:02

a bad person, telling them that they're

3:47:03

terrible, telling them that they're

3:47:04

harmful, telling them that they need to

3:47:06

seek therapy 15 times in a row,

3:47:08

screaming at them. It is it is okay to

3:47:11

tell a victim of sexual violence that

3:47:13

they are being harmful by turning around

3:47:15

and saying that you're not really a

3:47:17

victim of sexual violence if it's your

3:47:18

husband. You're not really a victim of

3:47:20

sexual violence if it's a finger. You're

3:47:22

not really a victim of sexual violence

3:47:24

unless they knocked you out of conscious

3:47:25

first. Yeah, that's totally okay to do.

3:47:27

>> Literally name calling victims and and

3:47:30

acting like it's okay on the internet.

3:47:31

Dude, that's crazy.

3:47:32

>> Name calling victims. Sure. What names

3:47:34

did I call her that you think were

3:47:36

inappropriate for me to call her? I

3:47:37

think the whole thing was inappropriate.

3:47:39

Dude, you could do better. That's what I

3:47:41

I believe that you could do better, man.

3:47:43

>> Okay. So, why would it be wrong for me

3:47:44

to call anybody, including a victim of

3:47:46

sexual violence, out for their harm

3:47:48

against victims of sexual violence? Why

3:47:50

is that a bad thing to do?

3:47:52

>> It's harmful.

3:47:53

>> Why?

3:47:54

>> This This is the

3:47:55

>> Can I get an argument for that? Can I

3:47:57

get an argument for why it's harmful to

3:47:58

cause out somebody else's harm?

3:47:59

>> Six months ago against trans people when

3:48:01

you said, "Hey, you need to call them

3:48:02

what they want to be called. You need to

3:48:04

be kind. You need to be this. You could

3:48:05

be what did you say? You could be

3:48:07

accommodating to other people. All that

3:48:09

>> I I I haven't heard an argument yet for

3:48:10

why it's harmful for me to call out

3:48:12

somebody else's harm. Has Has anybody

3:48:14

heard an argument yet for why it's

3:48:15

harmful for me to call out somebody else

3:48:16

on their harm?

3:48:18

>> Has anybody heard the guest give an

3:48:19

argument for that? I have.

3:48:20

>> You're crashing out. You're crashing

3:48:22

out, bro.

3:48:23

>> Okay. You're crashing out is not an

3:48:25

argument for the claim.

3:48:25

>> Where's your vape? Where's your vape?

3:48:27

Hit the vape.

3:48:27

>> Your being mad is not an argument for

3:48:29

the claim being made.

3:48:32

>> Crashing out.

3:48:34

>> Okay. Yeah. Yeah, you're just going in

3:48:35

circles now with things that are

3:48:36

completely irrespective of an argument

3:48:38

for the claim being made. Seems like

3:48:39

maybe you're crashing out.

3:48:43

>> I'm crashing out because all your

3:48:45

candidates lost. Your party's broke. Uh

3:48:48

you guys are bankrupted your home.

3:48:50

You're putting your the DNC headquarters

3:48:52

up. You you lost the House Senate.

3:48:53

>> Yeah. You want to go back to politics.

3:48:54

Let's do the presidency.

3:48:56

>> Good. Good to know. Good to know. You

3:48:57

want a life raff away from that claim

3:48:59

that you're attempting to make against

3:49:00

me.

3:49:00

>> And now you're victim blaming on the

3:49:02

internet screaming at victims. That's

3:49:04

This is the the DSC is going out so sad,

3:49:07

bro. This is so sad to watch. It's like

3:49:09

just watching the ship sink in slow

3:49:11

motion.

3:49:12

>> Will you condemn Donald Trump for

3:49:13

sexually exploiting naked women and/or

3:49:15

naked girls in their dressing rooms at

3:49:17

Miss Teen USA and or MissUSA?

3:49:20

>> Yes.

3:49:21

>> Will you acknowledge that that makes him

3:49:23

a violent sexual predator?

3:49:26

>> No.

3:49:27

>> Will you acknowledge that it is sexual

3:49:29

violence to engage in and perpetuate

3:49:31

sexual exploitation?

3:49:33

Uh, yeah. What you did to that lady, I I

3:49:36

admit that.

3:49:36

>> So, you think that you could engage in

3:49:38

sexual violence without being a violent

3:49:40

sexual predator?

3:49:41

>> I think I think that what you did was

3:49:43

sexual violence. Do better.

3:49:47

>> So, you think that you can engage in

3:49:49

sexual violence without being a violent

3:49:50

sexual predator?

3:49:51

>> I think that you should avoid engaging

3:49:53

>> I don't think that you're directly

3:49:54

responding to the question that I asked

3:49:56

you. So I asked you if you agree that

3:49:58

Donald Trump engaged in sexual

3:49:59

exploitation when he barged into the

3:50:01

women and or girls dressing rooms and

3:50:03

looked at their naked bodies. You said

3:50:05

that that was sexual exploitation. So

3:50:07

then I asked you if you think that that

3:50:08

makes him a violent sexual predator and

3:50:10

you said no. So then I asked you if

3:50:12

sexual exploitation is sexual violence

3:50:14

and you have yet to answer the question.

3:50:16

So Red to be clear I would like you to

3:50:19

answer my question. Do you agree that

3:50:21

sexual exploitation is sexual violence?

3:50:25

[snorts]

3:50:25

You should stop doing sexual violence.

3:50:27

Thank you, Anthony, for the corn. Really

3:50:28

appreciate that.

3:50:29

>> All right. Yeah, he can't answer the

3:50:30

question. He can't answer the question,

3:50:32

everybody. You're horrified of answering

3:50:33

the question. Why are why why do you

3:50:35

even like request why do why do you even

3:50:37

request to join debate lives if you're

3:50:39

not going to debate? Like a it just like

3:50:42

it's self-defeating because seemingly

3:50:43

the purpose of joining a debate live is

3:50:45

to debate, which of course would require

3:50:48

debates. And then B, it just like makes

3:50:50

you look bad. Yeah. Like very clearly

3:50:52

when you join a debate live hopefully to

3:50:54

have a debate and then you just

3:50:56

intentionally and obtusely refuse to

3:50:58

answer questions and which are essential

3:51:00

to the debate at hand, it makes you look

3:51:02

bad to everybody watching. Because if

3:51:04

you're avoiding answering an essential

3:51:06

question to the debate at hand after you

3:51:08

voluntarily consented to engage in the

3:51:10

debate at hand by requesting to join the

3:51:12

live stream, it makes you look like

3:51:14

you're getting your [ __ ] ran over.

3:51:17

>> So I'll ask you again. Do you agree that

3:51:21

sexual exploitation is sexual violence?

3:51:24

>> Can you first stop muting me? And

3:51:26

secondly, can you

3:51:27

>> I mean, I'll mute you if you give an

3:51:28

irrelevant response to the question.

3:51:30

>> Can you stop crying and grifting and

3:51:32

muting and repeating? It's It's kind of

3:51:33

sad.

3:51:34

>> I'll mute you if you give an irrelevant

3:51:36

response to the question.

3:51:37

>> Gift, mute, repeat. That's that's all

3:51:39

you're doing here because you can't

3:51:40

>> That's all you're doing because you're

3:51:41

not answering the question.

3:51:42

>> Actual argument.

3:51:43

>> Oh, I can't win an actual argument.

3:51:45

says, "The guy that can't answer the

3:51:47

>> talk,

3:51:47

>> the guy that is refusing to answer the

3:51:50

question encompassed in the actual

3:51:52

argument is accusing me of being unable

3:51:55

to have an actual argument." That is

3:51:58

really ironic.

3:51:59

>> Question I

3:52:01

No, no, no, no, no.

3:52:04

I am not going to allow you to burden

3:52:06

shift. I'm currently investigating the

3:52:09

claim made by yourself, which was Donald

3:52:11

Trump did engage in sexual violence, but

3:52:13

he's not a violent sexual predator. If

3:52:15

you want to randomly ask me a question

3:52:18

in the middle of the investigation, I'm

3:52:20

inquiring of your view. Of course, I'm

3:52:22

not going to be like, "Sure, Red. I'm

3:52:24

just going to completely throw my line

3:52:25

of argumentation out of the window. Act

3:52:27

as if I didn't have you on the line in a

3:52:29

position where you're clearly losing the

3:52:30

debate, and now I'm just going to

3:52:32

completely allow you to redirect it in

3:52:33

any conversation that you want." You

3:52:35

asked me 15

3:52:36

>> by by refus by refusing to allow you to

3:52:38

burden shift. I'm not running. I'm just

3:52:40

simply holding your feet over the coals.

3:52:42

So the question is, is sexual

3:52:43

exploitation sexual violence? You can't

3:52:45

accuse me of running away from a

3:52:47

question that you haven't asked yet when

3:52:48

you were refusing to answer the question

3:52:50

I've asked 10 times. I will repeat that

3:52:52

because I don't think you heard it. You

3:52:54

cannot accuse me. You cannot accuse me

3:52:56

of running away from a question you

3:52:59

haven't even asked me yet when you are

3:53:01

refusing to answer the question I've

3:53:03

asked you 10 times

3:53:05

>> because you're trying to change this

3:53:06

from a debate to an investigation like

3:53:09

you get the inquir

3:53:12

debate requires investigation into your

3:53:14

view is sexual exploitation sexual

3:53:16

violence

3:53:18

>> now it's a Parker Parker

3:53:19

>> is sexual exploitation sexual violence

3:53:22

>> not having an investigation is sexual

3:53:24

exploitation sexual violence.

3:53:26

>> I answered them in good faith.

3:53:27

>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:53:30

>> Just to avoid

3:53:31

>> is sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:53:33

>> You're trying to avoid getting viol.

3:53:35

>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:53:37

>> Mute cry.

3:53:38

>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:53:41

>> Already answered your question.

3:53:42

>> Was it a yes or was it a no? Is it or is

3:53:44

it not sexual violence?

3:53:45

>> My turn to answer.

3:53:46

>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:53:50

>> Just running, bro.

3:53:50

>> Is it Is it sexual violence?

3:53:52

>> You're running. Is sexual exploitation

3:53:54

sexual violence?

3:53:55

>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:53:57

Red, is sexual Red? Is sexual

3:53:59

exploitation sexual violence? Is sexual

3:54:01

exploit Hey, is sexual exploitation

3:54:04

sexual violence?

3:54:05

>> Yes, you were violent against that

3:54:07

alley.

3:54:07

>> Okay. Okay. So, sexual So, I just I just

3:54:09

want to clarify. I'm not asking you

3:54:10

about me. I'm asking you if sexual

3:54:11

exploitation is sexual violence. Is

3:54:13

sexual exploitation. Hey, hey, hey, Red.

3:54:15

Is sexual exploitation Red. Is sexual

3:54:18

exploitation sexual violence?

3:54:20

>> You're chimp now. Is sexual exploitation

3:54:22

sexual violence?

3:54:23

>> Can you hear your vape?

3:54:24

>> Is sexual exploitation Hey, is sexual

3:54:26

exploitation sexual violence?

3:54:29

>> You're you're doing a lib fart right

3:54:30

now.

3:54:30

>> Thank you. Is sexual exploitation sexual

3:54:32

violence? Hey, Red. Is sexual

3:54:34

exploitation sexual violence?

3:54:36

>> Dude, you're running.

3:54:37

>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:54:40

>> You're running.

3:54:40

>> Can you answer the question? Is sexual

3:54:41

exploitation sexual violence?

3:54:43

>> You ask. No. No. It's not your turn. I

3:54:44

need you to tell me if sexual

3:54:45

exploitation is sexual violence

3:54:47

investigation.

3:54:47

>> It is. Is sexual exploitation sexual

3:54:49

violence? Hey, Red. Hey Red, just answer

3:54:51

the Just Bro. Hey, bro. Just answer the

3:54:53

question. Hey, bro, you're running. Is

3:54:54

sexual exploitation sexual violence?

3:54:57

>> You're running.

3:54:57

>> Hey, bro. Is sexual exploitation sexual

3:54:59

violence?

3:55:00

>> You were sexually violent.

3:55:01

>> Is sexual exploit? I'm not asking you

3:55:03

about me. Is sexual exploitation sexual

3:55:05

violence?

3:55:06

>> Yes. What you did was wrong.

3:55:07

>> I'm not asking you about anything that I

3:55:09

did. I'm asking you if sexual

3:55:10

exploitation is sexual violence. Yes or

3:55:11

no?

3:55:11

>> Yes.

3:55:12

>> Yes, that was sexual violence. That's

3:55:13

>> okay. Okay. So, you do think that sexual

3:55:15

exploitation is sexual violence.

3:55:16

Perfect. So, you agreed that what Donald

3:55:17

Trump did was sexual exploitation and

3:55:19

now you've agreed that it's also sexual

3:55:20

violence. Do you think that engaging in

3:55:22

sexual violence makes a person a sexual

3:55:23

predator?

3:55:24

>> I think you should be.

3:55:25

>> Do you think that engaging in sexual

3:55:26

violence makes a person a sexual

3:55:28

predator?

3:55:29

>> I think that what you

3:55:30

>> Do you think that engaging in sexual

3:55:31

violence makes a person sexual predator?

3:55:32

>> Is this your 15th?

3:55:33

>> Do you think that engaging in sexual

3:55:34

violence makes a person a sexual

3:55:36

predator?

3:55:37

>> So, you're just going

3:55:38

>> Do you think that engaging in sexual

3:55:39

violence makes a person a sexual

3:55:40

predator?

3:55:41

>> Going out.

3:55:41

>> Hey Red, do you think that engaging in

3:55:43

sexual violence makes a person sexual

3:55:44

predator? I think that what you

3:55:46

>> Hey Red. Hey Red. Hey Red. Can we agree

3:55:48

that engaging in sexual violence makes a

3:55:49

person a sexual predator?

3:55:50

>> Predator. For sure. You were predator.

3:55:53

You just conceded that Donald Trump is a

3:55:54

violent sexual predator because you

3:55:56

agreed that what he did to the people in

3:55:57

the dressing rooms at Miss Teen USA and

3:55:58

or MissUSA was sexual exploitation. Then

3:56:01

you agreed that sexual exploitation is

3:56:02

sexual violence. And now you just

3:56:04

conceded that engaging in sexual

3:56:05

violence makes you a violent sexual

3:56:06

predator. Earlier you said you wouldn't

3:56:08

support Donald Trump if he was a violent

3:56:09

sexual predator as president. So now

3:56:11

that you've conceded that Donald Trump

3:56:12

is a violent sexual predator, can you

3:56:14

agree that you should stop supporting

3:56:15

him as president due to that fact?

3:56:16

>> You're running. You're running. I think

3:56:18

that yes, I think everybody should stop

3:56:20

supporting you for for being a victim

3:56:22

blamer for attacking victims on uh Tik

3:56:25

Tok live uh harassment, bullying, all of

3:56:28

the things that you did. It was wrong,

3:56:30

dude. And the fact that you can't just

3:56:31

correct yourself, the fact that you

3:56:33

can't think, "Oh, yeah, maybe there was

3:56:34

a better way I could do that." It just

3:56:36

shows how much of a narcissist you are.

3:56:38

And it's really sad.

3:56:41

Okay. Seems like it's done. Could you

3:56:42

respond to what I said?

3:56:44

>> No, you need to respond to what I said.

3:56:46

You're being predatory right now. You're

3:56:47

trying to silence me.

3:56:48

>> Okay. What's the specific thing that you

3:56:50

want me to respond to that you said

3:56:51

before you respond to the thing that I

3:56:53

said?

3:56:53

>> You are a predator.

3:56:54

>> Okay.

3:56:54

>> You are a predator.

3:56:55

>> What's the specific thing that you said

3:56:56

that you want me to respond to?

3:56:58

>> Usual subject.

3:56:59

>> Okay. What's the thing that you said

3:57:00

that you want me to respond to before

3:57:02

you respond to the thing that I said?

3:57:07

I want I want you to say that there was

3:57:08

a better way you could do that without

3:57:09

attacking, harassing, and bullying other

3:57:11

people on the internet.

3:57:14

>> I wonder what will happen. There was a

3:57:16

better way that I could have done that

3:57:18

without attacking and bullying and

3:57:19

harassing people on the internet. Now,

3:57:21

will you respond to the fact

3:57:23

>> that you said you would stop supporting

3:57:25

Donald Trump if he was a violent sexual

3:57:26

predator? No. No. Now, now, now you

3:57:29

respond to the fact that Donald Trump is

3:57:31

a violent sexual predator because he

3:57:33

barged into their dressing rooms and

3:57:34

looked at them while they're naked. You

3:57:35

agreed that with sexual exploitation.

3:57:37

You agreed that sexual exploitation is

3:57:38

sexual violence. And you agree that if

3:57:40

you engage in sexual violence, you're

3:57:41

violent sexual predator.

3:57:42

>> I think you just giving up. The pimples

3:57:45

are just coming out of your face in real

3:57:47

time. Like, I don't know if you're just

3:57:48

tweaking right now or what, but they're

3:57:50

just coming.

3:57:50

>> Can you respond to the fact that you

3:57:51

agree Donald Trump is a violent sexual

3:57:53

predator?

3:57:54

>> Listen, Parker Jr., here's what we're

3:57:55

going to do.

3:57:57

We're gonna ask a question. One to one.

3:57:59

You can't, dude. You can't do it. Same

3:58:00

question.

3:58:01

>> I can't do it, bro. [laughter] I can't.

3:58:03

You actually can't I can't do it.

3:58:05

>> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. How about this?

3:58:06

I'm with this. Wait, Red. I'm I'm

3:58:07

actually going to be really kind to you

3:58:08

here. I I have an idea. I I have a I

3:58:11

have a I have a really good idea. Uh so,

3:58:13

what we're going to do is we're going to

3:58:15

pull out the whiteboard and then look at

3:58:16

what we're actually going to write on

3:58:18

the whiteboard.

3:58:19

>> Actually, got a whiteboard.

3:58:21

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

3:58:22

all the things Red wants Dean to respond

3:58:29

to. Before Red addresses

3:58:33

the

3:58:35

fact he implied

3:58:38

Trump is a violent sexual predator by

3:58:44

agreeing

3:58:46

that Trump engaged in sexual

3:58:50

exploitation.

3:58:52

then agreed to the fact that sexual

3:58:57

exploitation is sexual

3:59:00

violence

3:59:02

and then agreed to the fact that

3:59:09

people who

3:59:12

engage in sexual violence

3:59:16

are violent

3:59:18

sexual predators. So, what are all the

3:59:22

things that you want me to respond to

3:59:25

before you address that?

3:59:26

>> Thank you. Number one, I would like you

3:59:28

to respond to why you are being

3:59:30

predatory and harassing and bullying

3:59:32

that victim on TikTok live in front of

3:59:35

thousands of people.

3:59:36

>> Okay.

3:59:38

>> Number No, that's not Can you hear? Did

3:59:40

you hear what I just said?

3:59:41

>> Yeah, bro. I'm just reducing it down

3:59:43

into a couple of words.

3:59:45

>> So, you're not going to write it down.

3:59:46

You did all this just to not write down

3:59:48

what I said. That's crazy people. There

3:59:50

you go, bro.

3:59:51

>> And harassing and harassing and

3:59:53

harassing.

3:59:53

>> Dude, don't worry. It's implied.

3:59:56

>> There we go. Uh, number two, I want you

3:59:58

to admit that uh Joseph R. Biden uh was

4:00:02

accused of the same thing with Tara

4:00:04

Reed, who you supported.

4:00:12

Uh, I would like you to uh admit that

4:00:14

Kla Harris was a terrible candidate and

4:00:18

the DNC lied about Joe Biden's condition

4:00:21

probably for years which caused her to

4:00:23

lose.

4:00:28

I want you to respond to, "You are Tik

4:00:30

Tok's number one grifter

4:00:37

and Parker is your daddy."

4:00:43

Okay. If I respond

4:00:45

to all of these things, you're saying

4:00:47

that you will respond to this, correct?

4:00:53

Right.

4:00:56

Oh, he just left. HE RAN AWAY.

4:00:58

>> [laughter]

4:00:59

>> HE RAN AWAY. THAT'S [ __ ] RIGHT, BRO.

4:01:03

You got absolutely

4:01:06

dogwalked. Holy

4:01:09

[ __ ] I have never I have never ever

4:01:13

ever ever ever

4:01:17

allowed, okay, a person like that last

4:01:21

guest to ride their wave of rage bait

4:01:25

and deflection to its end.

4:01:29

>> [snorts]

4:01:29

>> Obviously, the reason why he interrupted

4:01:32

me like three billion times and accused

4:01:35

me of pivoting and doing all these

4:01:38

things is because I got him in a corner

4:01:40

where he directly and necessarily

4:01:43

implied that Donald Trump was a violent

4:01:46

sexual predator after saying that he

4:01:48

would stop supporting Trump if Trump was

4:01:50

a violent sexual predator. And then all

4:01:52

of a sudden, he just went wild. That's

4:01:55

when he was like, "Oh, Dean, I have a

4:01:57

billion questions to randomly ask you

4:01:59

after you've got me on this ledge where

4:02:02

I have to commit to stop supporting

4:02:04

Trump. And if you don't answer any of

4:02:06

these questions, you know, you're you're

4:02:08

a runner and you're a bad debater and

4:02:09

you're doing all these things and and

4:02:11

you know, like they they all just go a

4:02:13

little bit crazy when I get them in that

4:02:15

corner." But I think I cracked the code.

4:02:19

The way that I crack the code is by

4:02:21

writing down every single thing that

4:02:24

they want me to respond to, every single

4:02:27

thing that they want me to address in

4:02:29

order for them to respond to the plank

4:02:33

that they are walking from the pirate

4:02:36

ship. And it doesn't work. It doesn't

4:02:39

work because that way that way that way

4:02:42

there's a finite amount of things that I

4:02:45

have to say and a finite amount of

4:02:48

things that I have to respond to before

4:02:50

they are finally at the edge of the

4:02:52

cliff. And uh that scared the [ __ ] out

4:02:55

of Red to the point where he just

4:02:57

completely left the live, admit defeat,

4:03:00

and ran away like the little coward he

4:03:04

is.

4:03:06

Damn. Honestly, I can't believe it. I c

4:03:09

I finally cracked the code of how to

4:03:11

deal with those super rage baity I mean

4:03:14

S tier annoyances after three years of

4:03:17

doing these debates. It took me three

4:03:20

years to finally crack the code. That's

4:03:22

great. Couple people to thank here.

4:03:24

Elizabeth, thank you so much for the

4:03:25

$20. Who says Red, it's not your live.

4:03:27

Quit railroading the conversation.

4:03:28

Condescending to Dean and being all uh

4:03:30

all allaround kind of a skid mark of a

4:03:32

debater. You have nothing on Dean.

4:03:33

You're embarrassing yourself. He ran

4:03:35

awesome. Go Dean. I'm pretty sure that

4:03:37

Elizabeth was writing that message and

4:03:39

while he was leaving and then he

4:03:40

happened to leave in the middle of it.

4:03:41

That is glorious. Thank you so much for

4:03:42

the love, Elizabeth. Uh Vanessa, thank

4:03:44

you for the $20 who said, "Ally, even as

4:03:46

a survivor, was harmful. She discredited

4:03:47

the essay because it wasn't a case of

4:03:49

penal penetration. She stated that once

4:03:50

consent is given, it cannot be taken

4:03:52

back. Illeg it's legally kidnapping in

4:03:54

my cases are my receipts. Thank you,

4:03:55

Dean. Well, thank you so much, Vanessa,

4:03:56

for the $20. She was very harmful." And

4:03:58

then Elizabeth with another $20 who

4:04:00

says, "Dean, he didn't join for debate

4:04:01

in good faith." Yeah, he joined for

4:04:02

debate in bad faith because he's a

4:04:04

[ __ ] idiot. Mask, thank you so much

4:04:06

for the $100 over on Super Chat. Let's

4:04:08

get 1,000 mask W's down below. Thank you

4:04:10

so much for the love, Mass. I want to

4:04:12

see so much love for mask down below in

4:04:13

that comment section. Thank you so much

4:04:15

for the $100. Mass with $100 says,

4:04:17

"Dean, you did nothing wrong. She

4:04:18

triggered me as a woman and and as a

4:04:20

victim. I knew when she was talking

4:04:22

right away, she was a victim, but the

4:04:24

damage she can do is much more than

4:04:26

[snorts] others. Because of that, I was

4:04:27

the same way when I was younger. You are

4:04:29

good." Well, I appreciate you so much

4:04:30

for the $100 mass. That is very, very

4:04:31

kind of you. I know that you've been

4:04:32

supporting her streams a lot and I'm

4:04:33

just uh ever so very grateful for you

4:04:35

and I agree. Even though she was a

4:04:37

victim, she was saying really harmful

4:04:39

things. So that's when you have to call

4:04:41

her out on her harm and honestly

4:04:42

recommend that she gets therapy so she

4:04:44

should so she could try to work through

4:04:46

it and deconstruct it since it is

4:04:47

consequential of what happened to her.

4:04:49

Uh Stephanie, [snorts] thank you so much

4:04:50

for the $15 on Vin. I really appreciate

4:04:52

you. DS, thank you for the $5. Thank you

4:04:54

for the $10 Morgan who says, "Fuck that

4:04:56

guy. He was terrible." So true. Kate

4:04:58

with a $20 who says, "A grown man coming

4:04:59

up on your live to antagonize an attempt

4:05:01

to rage bait is pathetic." I don't get

4:05:02

rage baited too easily. I'm not going to

4:05:04

lie. I used to get rage baited easily,

4:05:06

but uh it just doesn't really happen

4:05:08

anymore. I appreciate you so much for

4:05:10

the $20, Kate. Thank you. Thank you so

4:05:11

much, Jennifer, for the $5. Muhammad and

4:05:13

Joe, thank you guys for the $2. And the

4:05:15

desk, thank you for the $10 as well. Um

4:05:18

[snorts]

4:05:19

Oh, I'd definitely be down for the desk.

4:05:21

I'd definitely be down for that. Uh

4:05:22

Jana, thank you so much for the uh $25

4:05:25

as well. I' been, I appreciate you. With

4:05:27

that being said, we're cut up on super

4:05:28

chat. We are also all caught up on Vinmo

4:05:31

over [snorts] on PayPal. Thank you for

4:05:32

the $5. Caitlyn, who says, "Absolute

4:05:34

cinema." So true. Uh Rosie, thank you

4:05:36

for the $5. I really appreciate you.

4:05:37

Tammy, thank you for the $5. Juliana

4:05:39

with the five says, "I love watching

4:05:40

your lives. Use this to buy some treats

4:05:41

for Momo." You got it. Uh Laura, thank

4:05:44

you for the $10 saying that red is

4:05:45

wrong. True. And then

4:05:49

give [snorts] me one second, guys. Got

4:05:50

to blow my nose. Terrible, terrible,

4:05:52

terrible.

4:06:04

Woo! I am back. Let's go and hop back

4:06:07

into it. Uh, thank you so much, Megan,

4:06:09

for the $20. Who says, "Thank you for

4:06:11

all that you do. I'm not in America, but

4:06:12

my dad supports Trump and continues to

4:06:14

support those in Australia with similar

4:06:16

ideals." Pauline Henderson, is that her

4:06:18

name? Is is he like a big Pauline guy?

4:06:19

Thank you for the $20, Megan. Let's get

4:06:21

200 Megan W's. Same thing to Cheyenne

4:06:23

with the $20 as well, who says, "Today

4:06:24

is my fiance's birthday. We watch your

4:06:26

lives together all the time. Can you

4:06:27

please give him a special shout out? His

4:06:29

name is Dererick and he's turning 24."

4:06:30

Derek, happy birthday. Sounds like you

4:06:32

got a great fiance and you're probably a

4:06:34

great partner yourself. Huge shout out

4:06:36

to Derek. Happy birthday to Derek. And a

4:06:37

huge shout out to Cheyenne and Derek.

4:06:39

Thank you so much, Carlos, for the $10

4:06:41

who says, "Thank you so much for trying

4:06:42

so hard every day to change minds. I try

4:06:44

my best. I think that what we do here is

4:06:45

very meaningful." You know what I mean?

4:06:46

Thank you so much, In the $12 who says,

4:06:48

"Oh, Dean, get better soon. Sending you

4:06:49

lots of love, peace, and rest." Thank

4:06:50

you, Ross. Thank you so much for the

4:06:52

$20. Who recommends getting a second

4:06:53

generation antihistamine? I don't I

4:06:55

didn't even know that second generation

4:06:56

antihistamines even exist. So, that's

4:06:58

definitely something I'll have to look

4:06:59

into. Thank you. Um, Andrea, thank you

4:07:02

so much for the $20 who says, "Thank you

4:07:04

for what you said to Ally earlier. I

4:07:06

hope that she gets therapy for her sake

4:07:07

and any kid she has/ may have in the

4:07:09

future." I completely agree with you,

4:07:10

Andrea. Thank you for the $20. Cindy,

4:07:12

thank you for the $10. And Abby, thank

4:07:14

you for the $10. Shout out to you and

4:07:15

your mom, by the way, Abby. Uh, and then

4:07:16

Evan, thank you for the $10 as well. I

4:07:19

try not to allow people in who want to

4:07:20

debate devil's advocate. And then

4:07:22

Barbara, thank you for the 10 uh for the

4:07:24

$15. I appreciate you so much for that

4:07:25

love, Barbara. Then Katherine and

4:07:27

Hannah, appreciate y'all for the $5. And

4:07:29

um Jolene, [snorts] thank you for the $5

4:07:32

as well. And uh with all that being

4:07:34

said, we're actually all cut up. And

4:07:35

we've been live for 4 hours and 10

4:07:37

minutes. I don't know how the [ __ ] I got

4:07:38

through today's stream, folks. I'm going

4:07:40

to be honest. I have no clue how I did

4:07:42

it, but we did nonetheless. Um it's time

4:07:45

for me to get off. It is time for me to

4:07:46

get off. It is time for me to go take a

4:07:48

hot shower, deep clean the studio, and

4:07:51

lie the [ __ ] down. I am tired. I cannot

4:07:54

believe that I was able to get through

4:07:55

today's stream. I will see you all

4:07:57

tomorrow. Cassidy, thank you for the

4:07:58

galaxy. Hit that follow button on uh

4:08:01

your way out on Tik Tok. Uh it's totally

4:08:03

free to hit that follow button. You'll

4:08:04

be able to find the live stream again.

4:08:05

Same thing with everybody hanging out

4:08:06

with us on YouTube. Hit that

4:08:08

subscription button on your way out. I

4:08:09

really do appreciate everyone so much

4:08:10

for showing up today. Uh and wow,

4:08:13

honestly, I'm just surprised that we got

4:08:14

through the stream. It's time to pop

4:08:16

off. Uh, that's it from me. Peace, love.

4:08:19

Good night, and goodbye.

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