Trump Has MENTAL HEATH MELTDOWN Online… He's Lost It! - Debating MAGA! | Ep. 486
Hello folks, welcome in. This is the
486th episode of the Dean Wither Show
for everybody joining us on this uh
great evening. Uh what is it? Monday, 4
p.m. out here in Colorado. Thank you so
much for being here live. Uh one quick
thing that I do want to flag before we
hop into the debates. Uh I've been
having a lot of allergies today. Tis the
season. The wind is blowing uh and
pollen is flying everywhere. And in
turn, I am blowing my nose like every 5
seconds. So there's going to be multiple
times throughout that the stream where I
kind of lean off camera. Maybe on
YouTube, I'll just turn the camera off,
unplug my mic, and blow my nose. So,
just expect that in advance. There's not
too much that I could do about my
allergies outside of either working
around it or not going live at all. Uh,
but anyways, for for everybody who's
tuning in, if this happens to be one of
your very first times joining the
broadcast, you are in for a treat. For 4
hours every single day, we talk to
people that we disagree with
politically. Usually, it's Trump
supporters. Other times it's just
generally people who are on the right
and we try to change their minds on very
important uh on very important uh and
very very important things ranging from
economics to abortion to social issues
to why Donald Trump is the very worst
president of your life regardless if
you're 8 or 80 years old. Um so folks uh
we are going to go ahead and try to get
that very first Trump supporter of the
day connected to the live stream here in
just one moment. But before uh we do, I
also want to be able to go through the
breaking news. So the breaking news is
that over the course of the last 24
hours, uh Donald Trump has just
completely [ __ ] lost his mind. He has
been absolutely spiraling. He has been
having a mental health episode crash on
social media. I mean, it is legitimately
insane. Um, you know, I I I
screenshotted a few of the highlights on
my phone, and I just want to read them
off to you guys right now. So, a total
of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine times he posted
the same image of an Iranian oil tanker
with him standing in front. It's AI. You
probably can't see it. And then the text
says, "It's our oil tanker now." The
same image nine times. Okay. And then
another eight times he posted another AI
image talking about uh Donald Trump 2028
and how he's going to be the first um uh
uh I guess the first third-term
president in modern American history. So
I I I don't know what to say about Mr.
Trump. He's just completely losing his
mind. It's kind of ridiculous. I woke up
pretty late today. I'm not going to lie.
If I woke up earlier, I would have made
a short form video about this. I
definitely did want to, but I decided
that the main priority and prerogative
should be to start the live stream. Um,
now let's go ahead and hop into those
debates. If you are watching on TikTok,
only hop inside of the queue if you
happen to be an American adult that
supports Donald Trump as president. I do
need to blow my nose real quick, so I'm
going to unplug my mic and lean off
screen for everybody watching. I'll be
right back and then we're going to go
ahead and try to get that first guest
connected.
Once again, I will be leaning off screen
a handful of times today to blow my nose
just because my allergies are pretty bad
and there's not much else I could do.
Um, let's go ahead and try to get that
very first guest connected. Only up
inside of the queue if you happen to be
an American adult that supports Trump as
president. As of recently, folks, we
have been getting a [ __ ] ton of trolls.
So, what we're going to do is we're
going to try with five guests, okay, to
get a Trump supporter loaded into the
stream, avoiding trolls. Now, if we're
not able to get a Trump supporter into
the stream with the first five guests
that we load in, then we are going to
completely just change the way that we
accept guests into the stream and try
something else that uh hopefully we
don't need to do that. But if we do need
to do that, aka we get five or more
trolls in a row. Um, we are going to be
announcing maybe a new method of
connecting guests to the stream. Um,
let's go to get that very first guest
connected right now. Only up inside of
the queue if you happen to be an
American adult that supports Trump as
president. Uh, welcome in hood staffer.
Do you support Trump?
>> Yes, I do, boy.
>> How old are you?
>> 22. How old are you?
>> Uh, appreciate you so much for the
galaxy. Sophia, uh, 21. Uh, what year
are you born in?
2004 boy.
>> What month?
>> April.
>> Okay. And uh why do you support Trump,
man?
>> You know, I see, you know, I was a
little kid. Well, not a little kid. I
was a little teenager when uh your boy
Joe Biden was [ __ ] around in the
office, boy. So, I really
>> This guy's just trolling, bro.
>> I ain't trolling, [ __ ]
>> Yeah, you definitely are trolling.
>> You're scared.
>> Um let's go to get that next guest
connected, guys. There's the first troll
of the day. Hey, only hop inside of the
queue if you happen to be an American
adult that supports Trump as president.
Here we go, everyone. Uh, only hop
inside of the queue if you happen to be
an American adult that supports Trump as
president, y'all. Uh, K, appreciate you
for the very first donation of the day
over on Super Chat with the 10 who says
#Trump is a silly wanker and an unh an
unhinged fool. He is absolutely an
unhinged fool. I could not agree more.
110% 110%. Uh, let's going to get the
next guest connected into the stream at
this point in time. We got Jack and Veil
loading in. Welcome in everybody. For
those that are tuning in on TikTok, make
sure that you're double tapping away in
that phone screen, sharing out that
live, hitting that repost button. It's
really good to see you all. I'd love
you. I appreciate you for the bouquet.
Welcome in. Do you support Trump?
>> Yes, I do.
>> How old are you?
>> 25.
>> Have we spoken before?
>> No.
>> Are you in the bath?
>> No.
>> What's the splashing noise?
>> Never heard of a computer in the bath
team.
Computer. Hello.
Two trolls down. All right. Uh, three
more to go and then we're going to try
to switch up the way that we actually
get people connected to the live stream.
I don't know how that guy does it,
though. I don't know how the [ __ ] that
guy, Dude, I don't know. I don't know
how the [ __ ] that guy does it. I don't
know how the hell that guy, Dude, that
guy somehow gets on the stream at least
like two or three times a day.
>> Welcome in, man. How old do you?
>> I support Nick Fuentes. Push push, Dean.
Push.
>> I can tell. But how old do you push
puss?
>> Do you have an age?
>> 18. What year are you born in?
>> 2007.
>> What month?
>> April.
>> Okay. You are 18. Why do you support
Nick Fuentes?
>> I love his views.
>> Which one specifically
>> on America first? Just not um supporting
foreign countries.
>> Okay. I don't think that this guy's 18.
I think that you're lying.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Not to mention that he'd be 19 if he was
born on that day. There's three trolls
down. Let's go to get the next guest
connected. only off inside of the queue
if you happen to be an American adult
that supports WJ Trap as president.
Folks, uh we are looking for some Trump
supporters. We uh are getting a bunch of
trolls. We're getting a bunch of trolls.
We have been getting a bunch of trolls.
If we get five trolls, we're going to
try something new, a new way to try to
get guests connected to the live stream.
Welcome in. Do you sports Trump?
[snorts]
Okay, they left. We're not going to
count that. Let's go to get the next
guest connected only to hop inside of
the queue if you happen to be an
American adult that supports Trump.
Hopefully here soon so I can stream.
>> Okay, another troll. So, there's going
to be four. We have one more. We have
one more. Uh, we're looking for some
Trump supporters, guys, and one more
guest. We're going to try to switch up
the way that we are getting people
connected to the live stream to try to
avoid the trolls. We are just looking
for American adults who do support Trump
as president, everyone. Um, [snorts]
let's go to try to get that very first
guest of the night connected. We've
already had four four trolls in a row.
Pretty annoying. Pretty annoying. We're
looking for American adults that do
indeed support Trump as president.
Welcome in, Parker.
>> What's good, bro? What's good?
What's up, stream everyone? Tap that
screen for [ __ ] the 30,000 people in
the stream. Tap that screen. Let's get
that [ __ ] up to 5 million [ __ ] likes
right now. Okay,
>> we've been live for 9 minutes. [ __ ]
ridiculous.
>> I know. And you're already at 1.2
million. What is going on, bro?
>> Yeah, Sophie, I appreciate you for the
buddy. Thank you so much. Um, all right,
guys. Still looking for that very first
Trump supporter of the night for the
30,000 people hanging out with us on
TikTok. Good to see you all. Good to see
you all. Make sure that y'all are double
tapping on that phone screen, spamming
that chat, and hitting that repost
button. Uh, we've been having a lot of
troubles recently. Uh, welcome in. Do
you support Trump?
>> Um, yeah. I'm 18 years old. December
2007. Uh, currently in New York, 6:17
p.m.
>> Okay. Do you support Trump?
>> And, uh, [snorts] yes. I've been having
an issue where I haven't gotten to get
my full point in through because every
stream I've attended today, someone
thought I was trolling or they just
wouldn't let me finish.
>> Can you please disconnect your
microphone? Uh, like you have an
external microphone connected. Maybe
it's pods, a headset, some type of
Bluetooth device. If you could turn that
off, we're gonna be able to hear you
about five trillion times better.
>> Is that a bit better?
>> Yeah, that is a bit better. So, why do
you support Trump?
>> Okay, so you we agree that Trump is pro
coal for energy generation, correct?
>> You say he's cold for what? Sorry.
>> He's pro coal, right?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Trump is pro coal, pro
quoteunquote clean coal.
>> Yeah. So, so do you know how this
impacts um fetus health?
>> Do I know how do you know if coal is bad
for the health of fetuses? I'd assume it
is.
>> Okay. So, you know, so it essentially
releases lead and mercury which are kind
of considered territo directly um can be
inhaled by the mother and transferred
into the fetus through the bloodstream
essentially killing the fetus. So, or
sometimes killing the fetus. So,
>> so if we're electing Trump and we're all
under the impression that he is
pro-life, can we really consider him
pro-life if we're advocating for if he's
advocating for an energy generation
system that's killing fetuses over an
energy system such as natural gas, let's
say, that does not release mercury and
is less likely to kill a fetus. Face it.
Trump is not pro-life. He's just
anti-abortion.
>> Okay. Are you not a Trump supporter? And
this is And we can also say,
>> "Dude, are you a Trump supporter?"
>> This is This is our Hey, hey, hey. Are
you a Trump supporter?
>> Yeah, I'm I'm trying to I'm trying to
also finish, right? And um you know, um
All right, bro. That's a troll. All
right, guys. Uh here's what we're going
to do.
Excuse me. Uh here's what we're going to
do.
Excuse me. Holy [ __ ] All right, here's
what we're going to do, guys. Um, so I
uh we we've been dealing with a lot of
trolls in the live streams as of
recently. I I mean I mean a lot of
trolls on the live stream as of
recently. So um Jesus Christ, I'm dying
out here. I'm really dying with my
allergies. This is going to be a hard
stream to get through. So here's what
we're going to do.
>> You take an allergy pill before?
>> Yeah, I took two before. So hopefully
that will kick in here in a bit. So
here's what we're going to do, folks. Uh
there are a bunch of uh random gifts
that are one penny per gift. Uh
particularly one of these random gifts
is called uh goat and then it just says
go a t. If you are an American adult
that supports Donald J. Trump as
president and you want to join the live
stream, send a couple of these one penny
goat gifts on Tik Tok and uh we're going
to go ahead and try to invite the people
up that are in the middle of sending
those gifts. Okay, already you guys are
[ __ ] it up. There's somebody with a
profile picture of me sending the goat
gifts. Like come on, bro. Come on, bro.
Like actually stop, bro. Like just be
better. But let's go ahead and try to
get that very first Trump supporter in
of the day only up inside of the queue.
You only need to send around, you know,
10 of those goat gifts just for me to
see him. It's around 10 pennies. Uh
let's go and try to get the very first
guest up. Looking for the goat gifts. If
you are sending the goat gift, just know
that that means that you are an American
adult that sports Trump as president.
We're looking for some people in order
to debate. Welcome in Jason. How old are
you?
>> 19.
>> Uh do you support Trump?
>> Yes.
>> Looks like it's working. Cool. Uh what
year were you born in?
>> I was born in 2007 of April.
Okay. 2007 of April. That would make you
19. Uh, you are a little bit muffled,
but uh, why don't you go and take it
away and tell us why you support Trump
as president. I need to blow my nose
again, so I'm going to lean off screen,
but I'll be able to hear you. Take it
away.
>> I was It almost had Okay, so I'm sorry.
Just chemicals.
Anyways, I support him for many reasons.
I mean, there are some things that he
did. It's bad. I mean, the way he's
targeting like no tax on tip, that's
kind of good
because that's just extra taxes that we
don't need. Uh,
he's helping like he helps the military.
>> The quality of your microphone is like
pretty bad, man. Is there anything that
you could do about that?
>> Is this better?
>> That's a little bit better. Go ahead.
>> So, like he's helping the military
budget go up. He's trying to boost that
up.
You you want him to increase it to $1.5
trillion a year?
>> I mean that was I mean not that much but
a little bit more because we can use
that resource for better equipment,
higher technology.
>> We already spend a trillion dollars a
year. The most of any country in the
world, more than the next 14 nations
combined, most of them being our allies.
We could cut our military budget in
half. Still have over a hundred billion
dollars more than China, the next
leading country in military spending on
a yearly basis.
I mean just it's just the stuff my dad
said like we was higher tech that we
need like stealth more
>> because now
>> we have the best stealth technology on
the face of planet earth
>> that we do but now China and Russia are
getting involved. They're starting to
catch up to us.
>> You understand that if we cut our
military budget in half we would still
uh fund it $300 billion more per year
than China, right?
And you're saying that we need to keep
we need to increase it more to keep up
with China. So then it doesn't seem like
we have an issue with how much we're
spending. We have an issue with where
that money is being spent.
>> Exactly. They're essentially saying
Americans are less efficient with
defense spending than uh than China is.
>> Yeah.
>> That's essentially what you're arguing
by multiple factors. By the way,
>> significantly less efficient.
>> Is this guy leaving?
Okay. Looks like he's leaving. All
right. Well, that's a W. Debate over, I
guess. Appreciate you so much for the
Galaxy. That's very kind of you guys.
Welcome in everybody. It's good to see
you all. For everybody who's tuning in
on TikTok, make sure that you are double
tapping away in that phone screen,
folks. Uh the way that we're going to be
loading up Trump supporters into the
live stream today is uh just by people
uh just Trump supporters and Trump
supporters alone. Um sending the quote
unquote goat gifts. They're one penny
per uh you only need to send one in
order to pop up on my phone screen.
We're looking specifically for people
that are sending those goat gifts. Uh
and that's the way that we're going to
try to find Trump supporters uh to bring
up on the live stream. So, if you are an
American adult that supports Trump as
president, only send around like 10 of
those goat gifts. It's around 10 cents.
And uh I won't be able to invite
everybody because some people have
private accounts. Can't invite people
with private accounts. But when I do see
people sending those goat gifts, uh I'll
invite you up. Uh welcome in Arthur
Morgan. Do you support Trump?
>> Uh Daddy, I like men.
>> Uh uh Bay Harbor uh Sink [ __ ] What a
name. Do you support Trump?
>> You know who it is, kid. Stop [ __ ]
around, Dean.
>> No clue who you are around.
>> Do you support Trump? Do I support?
Yeah, you know who I am.
>> Who are you?
>> Let's just say the nan sucking sink
shitterter. Dean, stop.
>> Not today, bro. We're looking for some
real debates. Let's go to get the next
guest up here. All the opposite side of
the queue. If you happen to be an
American adult that supports Trump as
president, if you are an uh an American
adult that does indeed support Trump as
president, send like 10 of those one
penny goat gifts. Uh and I'm going to be
inviting people up that send those
gifts. The reason why we're doing it
that way is because that helps to keep
children uh away. Children obviously for
the most part don't have credit cards,
don't have debit cards to connect to
their Tik Tok account to spend money.
Uh, which helps us limit it to adults
and uh, it's only like 5 cents. So,
really helps us out. Adventure. Do you
support Trump?
>> Yes, of course I do.
>> How old are you?
>> I am 18. Natur.
>> Thank you so much for the motorcycle.
That's very, very kind of you. Okay. And
why do you happen to support the worst
president of your life, Mr. Rapist Trump
is president?
>> Well, the rapist part, he is only
accused of that. So actually guilty of
that inside of a civil court of law.
Unanimous jury of nine ruled that he
raped Egene Carol by forcefully
penetrating her vagina with his fingers.
>> Okay. Um the other reason is
the average gas prices for Trump was 281
in his first term.
>> In his in Biden's term it got all the
way up to 4 something and now it's all
the way back down to 390. Yep. So, so
the gas prices are higher today than
they were when Biden left office and
when Biden was in office. The reason why
gas prices went up had nothing to do
with him and more so to do with uh
global events like Russia's invasion of
Ukraine. Uh oil shortages caused by uh
refineries and drillers shutting down
due to the pandemic across the globe. Um
as well as uh just general disruptions
in the supply chain onset by the
pandemic and of course Donald Trump's
OPEC 2020 deal which led OPEC to reduce
their output by 10%. Uh none of those
variables were in control of by Biden
and Biden did all he could to reduce the
gas prices here at home in America by
expediting uh drilling and refining in
our country uh leading to us producing
the most oil we ever have as a country
in four years under him as well as the
strategic release of the strategic
reserves that according to the Treasury
reduced gas prices by around 50 cents
per gallon in July of 2022 when we had
the highest gas prices in the history of
our country onset by the variables that
I just named. But the important part
here that you should focus on is the
fact that uh we do have higher gas
prices today compared to when Biden left
office particularly because of a series
of bad decisions made by Trump involving
his universal tariffs on every other
country in the world and his war in Iran
which uh led to the largest monthly
increase in the price of oil and gas
since the Vietnam War in the 1960s.
>> Okay. Do those tariffs not benefit us
more than they hurt us?
>> Well, yeah, they definitely hurt us a
lot didn't benefit us at all, but that's
a whole different conversation. I'd like
you to respond to the points that he
made about the price of gas compared to
a conversation about the nature of if
tariffs are beneficial or detrimental to
our country.
>> Okay. So, with the war with Russia and
um Ukraine,
we had that under control under 2018
with Trump. And when Biden took office,
>> the war didn't end.
>> It was no longer It was no longer under
control. The war went back.
>> The the Okay. Well, a uh the the war
didn't start, aka Russia's invasion of
Ukraine is a fool didn't start until
February of 2022. I've so so I've just
no [ __ ] clue what you're yapping
about. And and b uh the Kremlin has
admitted that they saw Biden and Harris
as a larger threat to their
establishment and their goals such as
invading and annexing Ukraine. This was
released in the CIA documents um Donald
Trump actually made public uh just two
weeks ago.
Okay,
I see that point.
>> Bella, thank you for the Galaxy Globe. I
appreciate you.
>> Okay, that makes more sense.
>> Yeah. Do you have any other reasons why
you support Trump? I'm going to blow a
nose.
>> Um, yeah. With the
Charlie Kirk assassination, there is so
many different stories on what happened.
And
with it being that it was either ran by
the government, Israelia or um
done by an actual assassin
is very different. But the where they've
been honest about how Charlie Kirk met
Erica Kirk in Israel and it came from
there.
He's not hiding anything like they were
going to about the It was only going to
be Tyler Robinson.
>> We're waiting for you to tell us why you
support Trump.
>> That's why. Cuz he's not holding that
back.
>> Because Trump isn't holding what back?
>> That Israel had something to do with
Charlie Kier's assassination.
>> He doesn't say that. [laughter]
>> What?
>> Again, you said it's Israelia, right?
>> Israelia. [laughter]
What are you yapping about, bro? Okay,
first and foremost, Israelia. I've never
heard of Israelia. Um, second of all,
when the hell did Trump say that
Israelia had something to do with Kirk's
assassination?
>> He did not.
>> Right.
>> Yikes.
>> Justin, do you support Trump?
>> I do. I was at What do you mean Dean?
You remember me? Come on now. We had a
debate the other day. You We were
talking about I told I can get some more
research and come back.
>> I don't remember you. I'm sorry, Justin.
>> Oh, darn. It was about um uh the
dressing room.
>> Oh, okay. Do you think that you could
give a better argument than Adventures
with Jax?
>> Adventures with Jax? What?
>> That's the guy in the life who just told
that he supports Trump because he's not
holding back the fact that Israelia had
something to do with Charlie Kirk's
assassination. Do you feel like you
could give a better argument than that
in so far as why Trump is a good
president?
>> Um, yeah. Are we able I do I mean that
I'm I'm like I'm lost there with that
honestly. Honest with you. I don't I
don't know what that what he's trying to
mean there. But um
>> Me neither. I'm going to kick him. He's
kind of crazy. [laughter] All right.
>> What's up?
>> So let me let me take a guess at where
where our conversation was at the last
time we spoke. You told me this was
about the uh dressing room clip. So um I
asked you if you would still support
Trump if he was a violent sexual
predator. You said no. You accepted that
he would be a violent sexual predator if
he barged into the dressing rooms of
naked women and/or naked girls at the
beauty pageantss that he owned to look
at their naked bodies. You said yes. And
then I of course played you the clip of
him admitting to barging into these
dressing rooms as well as I gave you the
testimony of many of the victims. And I
gave you more cooperating evidence that
he was definitely telling the truth by
pointing you at the court verdict from
the Egol case that determined he
sexually took advantage of another woman
in another dressing room at another
place at another day another time. Um
and you're coming back to what? Tell me
that you did research and you no longer
support Trump as president, or are you
coming back to run frontline defense for
sexual violence? And explain to us all
why we should not take this clip of
Donald Trump admitting to engaging in uh
in sexual violence, admitting to being a
violent sexual predator seriously.
>> Okay. So, I guess um it's kind of in
like the middle of it between it. Um you
I mean I'd like you for you to address
these points, but um obviously I looked
up and I saw that Buzz article that had
wrote about the the victims. I don't
know exactly how many there was. was I
think I think it was like 65 or
something. I can't remember. 65 68 I
can't remember exactly how many but
there was like 11 that 11 or 12 I can't
remember exactly that said that he
didn't go back there and didn't like
remember him going back there. So what
would you say to those like about those
victims? cuz I think there was like I
can remember I don't remember how many
people like said there's a possibility
of him him going back there but
>> I'm not sure but
>> well I'm I'm not arguing that Donald
Trump sexually exploited every single
woman and every single girl that
competed at every single pageant that he
owned at every single pageant
competition at every single dress
rehearsal in every single year. No, I'm
I'm just simply stating that it seems
like Donald Trump did this at least
once.
>> At least once. Okay. Um, I'd like to
mention the one name you mentioned the
other time. Um, gosh, what was the
girl's name? It was the interview with
this one girl and she said that
>> Tasha Dixon.
>> Yeah, I think I think that was the one I
watched. Um,
>> Miss Arizona from 2001.
>> Yeah, I think I think that's the video I
watched. Was that was that the one where
she was talking about um how they were
like they told them to like make sure
they were dressed before he came back?
>> No. Tasha Dixon said he would just walk
into our dressing rooms and we'd be
fully naked or half naked while we were
putting our bikinis on.
>> And we know that Donald Trump wouldn't
make sure that they were dressed first
because inside of the clip, Donald Trump
explicitly said that they had no clothes
on.
>> He said they had no clothes on.
>> Yes, that that's that's exactly what he
said.
>> Can you play the clip?
>> Yeah. Listen to the clip. No, they're
like there. Yeah, the dress. Is everyone
okay? You know they standing there with
no I want to make sure they're like
there. Yeah, the dress. Is everyone
okay? You know they standing there with
no Is everybody okay? And you see this?
>> There we go.
>> Yeah, fair enough. All right. Sorry.
Sorry. I have like short memory. I've
been trying to like learn all this stuff
in the last like day. So, it's been kind
of things up. Um but yeah, so you
wouldn't say now the dressing room part.
I did see um
like who whom explicitly said it was a
dressing room cuz like the backstage I
know
>> Donald Trump said it was a dressing room
by describing a dressing room.
>> Well, he didn't say he described it. I
mean like
>> Right. Which is one of the two ways to
say something.
>> What do you think definitions are,
Justin?
I mean definitions like definition.
>> Yeah, definitions describe exactly what
something is without using the word else
it would be a circular definition.
>> Okay. Um so what exactly do you think
obviously you said backstage and you
described dressing but couldn't it
couldn't people also like people can get
dressed in bathrooms. They can also get
dressed in areas where a if you went
into a bathroom. Okay. Well, then like
the same thing would be true that that
is sexual violence because inside of a
woman's restroom, they still have
reasonable expectation of privacy away
from men. B. The reason why we know that
this was in a woman's dressing room is
because he'd say he'd go backstage into
a space where no men were anywhere, that
he was breaking a rule by entering
because he quote unquote got away with
it, as he said at the end of the clip,
that the only people that were inside of
the space were a bunch of naked women
who were changing and they looked
incredible. And in order for him to get
into the space, he had to abuse his uh
power and privilege as the owner of the
pageant and then tell a lie about doing
a false inspection. That's what we call
a woman's only dressing room. And that's
what every single woman and girl uh who
remembered this happening to them said.
>> Okay. I mean, I guess you I mean, I
guess I provide justification for it,
but I guess also my thing is I'd have to
ask you is
>> Okay. So, do you agree that this was do
you agree that this was sexual violence?
What? The
>> for Trump to go into their dressing
rooms and look at their naked bodies
without consent?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. So then you agree that he's a
violent sexual predator.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. So then you no longer support him
as president.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Change your mind.
>> I just I just have I just have
questions. That's why I was like I saw
some of these things like cuz like I saw
there was an argument for it. Um I don't
know who the guy was. He was talking
about how
>> I appreciate you for coming up, but
that's that's I mean that's our goal is
to change people's minds and convince
them that they shouldn't be Trump
supporters. So, I'm going to move on to
the next guest and I hope you have a
good rest of your day. Okay.
>> All right. Fair enough. Later, man.
>> Yeah. Guys, if you're watching on
TikTok, make sure that you're double
tapping away in that phone screen. We're
actually changing some minds today, huh,
Parker?
>> Yeah, I changed a few people's minds
earlier, too. I' I've noticed an uptick
in uh changing of people's minds. I feel
like I feel like there's a you know that
keeps me hopeful is what I feel like
honestly.
>> True. Me too, bro. Uh listen guys, if
you're an American adult that supports
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Redded for the Galaxy. Um send the GOAT
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one moment here.
>> Don't worry, man. Don't worry. We're
going to start getting more people up
here for debates for the 34,000 people,
35,000 people nearly here on Tik Tok.
Tap that screen. Let's try to get to 5
million likes. We're very, very close.
We're at 3.8 million already. Thank you
everyone for tapping that screen. Let's
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Only send a guest request if you're a
Trump supporter above the age of 18. We
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>> Magger for life. Do you support Trump?
>> Can you say 67?
>> All right, guys. Uh, you know what
you're doing. I'm going to permanently
ban you from the stream. Uh, let's go to
get the next guest up here. Only send
the goat gift if you're an American
adult that supports Donald J. Trump as
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looking for a Trump supporters today.
Um, it's also like I know that you have
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in a goat gift if you are an American
adult that supports Trump as president.
So, you know, we're also going to be
banning people for that if they do end
up joining the live stream and they're
not an American adult that supports
Trump.
>> [laughter]
>> Um, Emily, thank you so much for the
Guardians pledge. Jesus Christ, Emily,
thank you so much for that love and
support. You are awesome, awesome,
awesome. Show some love to Emily down
below in that comment section while we
look for that next Trump supporter right
now. Right now. Right now. Uh, here we
go everybody. Looking for that next
guest. Uh, Matt, I'd let you I'd uh let
you know, Matt, that I can't invite you
up because your account is private. Um,
let's go to get the next guest
connected. Thank you so much, Zabella,
for the gym gun. Very, very kind of you.
Uh, let's go and try to get that next
guest connected right now. Only up
inside of the queue. You are an American
adult that supports Trump as president.
Gabs, welcome in. Are you MAGA?
>> I love you, Dean.
>> Guys, I'm going to permanently ban you.
You You knew what you did and you know
that you're going to get banned for
doing it. Welcome in. Uh GT, do you
support Trump?
>> Yeah.
>> How old do you?
>> 18.
>> Uh pronouns,
>> huh?
>> Pronouns.
>> He.
>> Child. Moving on to the next guess,
guys.
I thought that maybe this would be the
way. Thought this that thought that
maybe this would do the trick. Doesn't
appear as if it is. Let's go to get the
next guest up here. Only send the goat
gift if you're an American adult that
supports Donald J. Trump as president,
everybody. Only send the goat gift if
you're an American adult that supports
Trump as president, everybody. We're
going to use that as a new way to get
people up in here. Trenton, welcome in.
Do you support Trump?
>> No, I don't support Trump, actually.
>> Uh Milo, do you support Trump?
>> Yes. Blarp.
What? What? What is that? What is that
[ __ ] profile picture, bro?
>> It's beautiful.
>> What are you doing, bro? Like, on God.
Like, what are you doing?
>> What's wrong with this picture?
>> Well, it's my picture and and then you
just AIDed yourself into it.
>> No.
>> Yes.
>> Where are you lying, bro? Why? Why are
you using a picture of me to make you
yourself look better?
>> [ __ ] Okay. All right, then. Tell me
where did you take that picture? Because
I happen to recognize the background. I
happen to recognize the exact place that
that picture would have been taken. So,
tell me, where did you take that
picture?
>> Yeah, that looks awfully similar to his
profile picture.
>> Oh, yeah. It looks awfully awfully
similar to my profile picture. You said
you took that at the gym.
>> Yes. What gym?
>> My local gym.
>> Oh, you want to know the craziest thing?
>> No.
>> That's actually not a gym.
>> What?
>> It's not a gym.
>> It is, bro.
>> No,
>> it is.
>> No. Are you actually a Trump supporter,
though?
>> Yes.
Okay, we're just going to set like the
whole really weird thing about you
stealing my profile picture to make
yourself the better part and we're going
to focus on why you support Trump. So,
how old do you?
>> Yeah, so I just turned 18.
>> What's your birthday?
>> Yeah, 2008 uh July.
>> And why do you support Trump?
>> Yeah, I like his policy on abortion.
>> Why?
Yeah, because uh I mean we need to
protect all life.
>> Okay. So why do you think that the life
of the fetus deserves to be protected?
>> Because it has value.
>> Why?
>> Because God made it in his image.
>> God made it in his image. Well, first
and foremost, I mean, there are a bunch
of Christians who disagree on when the
fetus becomes valuable. Do you know who
St. Thomas Aquinas is?
I heard of him, but I don't know, bro.
One
>> one of the most prolific uh Christian
philosophers ever. He did a bunch of
work on ethics. He did a bunch of work
on metaphysics. He's particularly known
pretty well for his metaphysical work.
He created what is called hyamorphic
dualism or hyamorphic animalism. I
won't, you know, drill you down with the
nitty-gritty, but the point is is that
he actually believed in delayed
insulment. So there are many really
intelligent Christians throughout
history of Christianity who do not think
and did not think that the fetus was
valuable uh from the moment of
conception.
>> Then how do you explain this this verse?
I created you before before um
>> no I knew who you are when you were in
the
>> God's all knowing. God's God knew you
before you were even for the galaxy.
>> How about this? Do you think that all
sins are identically morally wrong
outside of blasphemy?
>> No.
>> So, you think that some sins are worse
than others? How do you tell what sins
are worse than others?
>> Yeah, you can actually look at the Bible
and you will see that it it addresses
that some sins are worse.
>> Where?
>> Yeah. I mean, you can go search it up,
bro.
>> Well, I'm asking you to point us where
in the Bible it says that because you're
the one making the claim, bro.
Okay. So, I don't remember exactly the
verse.
>> Then it seems like you didn't do
sufficient research before you joined a
debate stream to talk about that verse.
>> Hi, bro. Hi, bro. You haven't done any
research on your Bible. That's fine. Uh,
so ultimately, the reason why you
support pro-life legislation is because
you want to save as much innocent human
life as possible. Correct.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. So, if the Democrats would have
saved more innocent human life than
Trump, would you argue in retrospect
that they that Klair should have won the
election?
Uh, no.
>> Why? She would have saved more innocent
human life.
>> Because because that's one thing I
support about Trump. It's not all
>> the things.
>> Well, I mean, you can't tell me that
you're going to support Trump as
president because he's going to save
more innocent human life. But then if
Kamlair would have actually saved
significantly more innocent human life
than him, you wouldn't have supported
her in the election.
>> Of course I can. Bro, look, there's
lots. Well, no. You can't say that
saving an innocent human life is a
reason that counts in favor of
supporting Trump, but it wouldn't be a
reason that would have counted counted
in favor of supporting Kla Harris given
that the rules were reversed.
>> Well, I can because
>> what's the argument for that? What's the
argument for why that's reasonable?
What's the argument for why it's
reasonable to cherrypick and say if one
candidate does one thing, it's a it's a
reason that counts in favor of
supporting them. But if the other
candidate does that same thing, it's not
a reason that would count in favor of
supporting them. What's the argument for
that?
>> Okay. So, you know, there's a lot of
Christians that that think that abortion
is murder, right?
>> Well, well, I didn't ask you if you
think abortion is murder. Okay. I I I
didn't I didn't ask you if you were a
Christian. I asked you ultimately is the
reason why you support Donald Trump in
consideration of his pro-life
legislation because you want to save as
many innocent human lives as possible
and then you said yes. So then I asked
you hypothetically if Kla Harris would
have saved millions more innocent human
lives than Trump, would you argue that
she should have been president in
retrospect? And you said no. So then we
got you down to admitting that well
saving an innocent human life is a
reason that counts in favor of Trump,
but if Harris would have saved millions
of more innocent human lives than Donald
Trump, even in consideration of
abortion, that wouldn't be a reason that
would count in favor of supporting her.
So I'm asking you for the argument to
describe why it's reasonable to
cherrypick within this sense.
>> Okay. Um I mean, how did he say how did
cheese save a lot of lives? I mean, I
don't believe that. Why are you asking a
question about how she would have saved
more in his human lives when my question
to you is what's the argument that it's
reasonable for you to say even
hypothetically if she were to have that
still wouldn't be a reason to support
her? I'm going to blow my nose. Like the
guest today, we've been live for 36
minutes. Every person we've talked to
has just been like astoundingly stupid.
>> Okay. I if she saved a lot of lives,
then then I will support her. Okay.
I I I take back that.
>> Well, the Lancet study indicates that 14
million lives would have been saved by
2030 if you voted for Harris as opposed
to Trump according to their estimate.
Even if you assumed the most ridiculous
unhinged margin of error of 50%, which
is not even possible given the
conditions of the study, that would
still be millions of lives.
>> Okay, show me. Show me what's the
evidence. The Lancet study.
>> Okay, show me. Show me. Show me on the
screen.
>> No, we're not going to show you on the
screen. We're just going to give you the
resource so you can do it for yourself.
>> Yeah. Exactly. Exactly.
>> Because that's what it means to give us
what, dude. When you're in high school
and you have to write a research paper
for your literature teacher, okay?
You're not going to she's not going to
he or she's not going to ask you to
literally pull your laptop up to them
and say, "Show me each individual
source." No. What you're going to do is
in your bibliography, you're going to
give the name of the publication and
you're going to give the name of the
publisher. You might even give a link.
Okay? So that's what we're giving to
you. We're giving you the name of the
publication, quote unquote, evaluating
the impact of two decades of US aid
interventions and and projecting the
effects of defunding on mortality up to
2030, a retrospective impact evaluation
and forecasting analysis. And the name
of the publisher, the Lancet, the Ln C.
And you are more than welcome to go look
that up and read it for yourself. Okay?
If that if the name of the publication
was way too long, you could also just go
on Google and look up the Lancet study
that forecasts USA deaths and you will
find the and you will find the uh and
you will find the study.
>> I have seen you show a a lot of people,
you know, um that Trump is a rapist
with some evidence, you know, why can't
you do that right now? You know,
>> because I don't have to do it. The
reason why I'm not going to do it is
because I don't have to do it. That's an
un that's an unreasonable burden of
proof that you're attempting to place on
me to literally show you visually the
study. Okay. Me giving you the citation
is sufficient.
>> You know you're wrong because you always
show evidence.
>> So, do you think that I was just lying?
Do you think I'm just lying to you about
the name of the study? Do you think I'm
just lying to you about the publisher of
the study? Do you think I'm just lying
to you about the contents of the study?
Well, then why would I be so incredibly
clear with the name of the publisher in
the name of the publishment? Why would I
be doing that if I was just lying?
>> Hey, Dean, I got to I got to get going
now. I'll be back on later.
>> Yeah, sounds good.
>> Have a have a good rest your stream,
man. Good luck, man.
>> People are help.
>> So, why would I be lying to you about
that?
>> Uh, because sometimes you want views on
the stream
and
>> Okay, how about this? How much money
would you like to bet? Frank, thank you
for the meteor shower. How much money
would you like to bet that I'm lying?
>> How about this, Dean? $5.
>> How about let's make it 50.
He left. Okay. Well, once again, the
name of the study uh or I guess the
publisher of the study is the Lancet.
So, if you just go in Google and you
type in the Lancet and then you uh type
in USAD deaths by 2030, you'll find the
study from the Lancet. Anybody watching,
including that last guest, could have
done that. Um let's go and get that next
guest connected only inside of the cube.
If you happen to be an American adult
that supports Trump as president. Uh
folks, I'm going to be honest with you
all. I don't know what's going on with
the guest today. We've been live for 41
minutes and like genuinely like
everybody that we've talked to has been
like really really stupid. Okay, so it's
like the first guess was telling us that
they support Trump because uh he is
public about the fact that Israel helped
kill Kirk. Okay, the next guess was
telling us that he supports Trump
because he rejects that um uh Donald
Trump like sexually exploited women and
girls. But I then I guess he did
concede, so I won't call him stupid. And
then that guess is like I support Trump
because of abortion, but then he gets
completely lost in the commotion of how
the of the fact of how the Democrats
would have saved more insec. And then I
give a research that would a resource
that would approve that. And then he
just starts like freaking out and trying
to gaslight me into thinking that I lied
to him. And uh I was just perpetually
and continually giving him that
resource. Like holy moly. Uh I I guess
we're going to go to get the next guest
up here. If you are an American adult
that does support Donald J. Trump as
president, CE, thank you so much for
that money gun. Go ahead and hop inside
of that queue for me. As well as what
you could do here, folks, is send the
goat gift on Tik Tok. I'll be looking at
the people that send the goat gift on
Tik Tok. Only [snorts] send that if you
are an American adult that supports
Trump as president. We're still looking
for that next guest right now. Guys, do
keep in mind here. Do keep in mind here
that uh I am struggling with a lot of
lot of allergies today and um I will be
uh about every 5 minutes leaning off to
the side of the screen and blowing my
nose. I do apologize for that and I hope
that they're you know they calm down
throughout the stream, but right now the
allergies are definitely pretty bad. Uh,
GXTY, do you support Trump?
>> Wait, do you vape Dean?
>> All right, GXTY, I'm going to ban you
permanently from the streams. Uh, what
about you, Divine? Do you support Trump?
>> Dean, I love you. I love you. I love
you.
>> I'm going to ban you permanently from
the streams for abusing the mechanisms
that I'm uh giving to Trump supporters
to try to join. Let's go and get the
next guest connected. Only up inside of
the cube, if you happen to be an
American adult that supports Trump as
president, please. And thank you,
everyone.
Ariana, thank you for the Galaxy Globe.
I really appreciate you. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you. Let me clarify. Do
you support Trump?
>> I'm going to ban you permanently for
abusing the mechanisms that I uh created
to allow Trump supporters to join the
streams. Uh do you debate my dad? Do you
support Trump?
>> Uh can you please debate my dad?
>> Oh, I'm right here. Yes, I do. You want
to know why? Cuz he's trying. At least
he's trying.
>> Well, well, hey, look at that. Uh okay.
>> I'm a 50-year-old adult. Do I trust him?
No. But do I support him? Here's why.
Our country needs a strong leader. Not
that he doesn't have an ego, man. And
like his show was really good, The
Apprentice, but that's how he handles
his administration. Now, somebody like
Camala, do I trust her? Absolutely not
either. But here's why. And I'm just
going to go back on the obvious, man.
Like, you got stats. I'm not political.
My daughter roped me into this, but I
mean, you seem like you wanted to
debate, so I'll just speak logic. Obama
chose a running mate that he didn't want
to upstage him. So, we got Biden. So
then you come in with Biden wants
somebody that's not going to upstage
him. They get Camala. Now you want to
bring in Camala with all this stuff with
the autopen that happened with Biden. I
don't have stats. You could probably
dunk on me with stats there. But it's a
thing, man. He wasn't driving. Not all
the time. Could have been in his age
stress the job. It's the worst job in
the world. I wouldn't want to take it.
But I don't think Camala is going to go
to the Middle East and sit down with
gentlemen who for 50 years have been
going kill Americans cuz I'm 50. I've
been hearing it my whole life. They just
need to settle down down there. And
Donniey's trying, man. At least he's
trying. [laughter]
>> Wow. Okay. Well, hey, listen. At the
beginning of that, you said that your
your your daughter really roped you into
this. I don't even know if that's true.
I I think that you roped your daughter
into this. You didn't know how to make
[laughter]
>> I I really did. I really wanted him to
get on this live.
>> She said you're a really good debater,
man. I'm just making I'm just making a
joke. You just sound really amped up and
ready to go. Well Well, listen, man. I I
want I want to be able to respond to
that. But before I do, um you know, just
a little bit about me. I I run this
daily live stream and we debate Treb
supporters and the people watching the
live stream. Do you have the ability to
donate to the show? And I like to thank
the people who do donate. So, do you
mind if I take a moment and just quickly
thank a handful of the uh donors to the
stream so far today before we hop?
>> I stream too. Get it.
>> Okay. On Vinmo, Rachel, thank you for
the $5. I appreciate you so much. Thank
you. Thank you. Thank you. Bella, thank
you for the $10. Who says, "Pray a semi
intelligent debate comes your way, bro.
Hopefully one of these days, right,
Bella? Thank you for the $10. And then
April, thank you for the $50 donation on
Vinmo. That is very, very kind of you,
April. That is so much money and I'm
beyond grateful for you. Thank you so
much. Let's get 500 April W's down below
in that chat. Let's get 500 April W's
down below in that chat. That is
ridiculously kind of you. Thank you so
much, April with a $50 says, "You're
doing an incredible job. Hang in there."
Thank you so much, April. I I will I
will be honest. It's a little bit hard
for me to like, you know, perform well
in these debates when, you know, I'm
sick or really or having a lot of
allergies, but I'm going to I'm going to
try my best. Thank you so much for the
$50. I really do appreciate you. Um,
thank you so much as well, Lindsay, for
the $2. Mark, thank you for the $11 who
says, "This is uh for cat treats for
your cat Momo." Oh, hell yeah. I
appreciate you for the $1. I'll
definitely use those on cat treats.
Thank you for the $5. Joseph and Chloe.
Lindsay, thank you for the $5. And
Olivia with the $15 who says, "Just
sending love and support." Thanks,
Olivia. I really hope that you're having
a good day today and that you enjoy the
stream. As well as uh Joseph, thank you
so much for the $25 donation on Vinmo.
Joseph, I am going to keep that message
to myself because I don't want to give
them any more publicity than they
already have. But just know that I
really appreciate you for your support.
Over on Super Chat, My Body, My Choice,
thank you for the $50. Thank you so
much, My Body, My Choice. That is so
much money. It goes a long way in the
small town that I live in. Thank you so
much for the love and support. Let's get
500 My Body My Choice Ws. My Body My
Choice for the 50 bucks says, "I'm
impressed by and grateful for you. Wish
I had similar advocates when I was uh
young. Uh I recently learned your
backstory, so thank you for the
sacrifice you made for the greater
good." Well, thank you for the $50. I
always really appreciate it when members
of the older generations tell me that
I'm doing something right. Cuz what that
tells me is that not only am I doing
something right, but I'm doing something
wise. Appreciate you so much for the
love and support. Then Cameron, thank
you for the $10 and Maddie, thank you
for the $15. I'm very grateful for the
two of you guys. Um, let's go ahead hop
into that debate. So, just to sum it up
in a couple sentences or less, you
support Trump because Kla Harris was
terrible and at least he's trying.
>> At least he's trying. But you know what,
man? Good up to you to get like young
people listening and at least talking
about it. So man like you keep doing
what you're doing. Smash the like
button. Everybody support this young
man.
>> Okay. So was that not an accurate
capture of your argument? I you support
Trump because he's tried and Paris was
terrible.
>> I support Trump because he's actually
making an effort. I've never voted my
entire life. I'm a United States
citizens. No one has deserved my time to
go down there and actually cast a vote,
including Donnie Boy. But I support him
because of this man. our country has
been like shoved into the back seat
where no one's come up and been, let's
just say, a strong leader, meaning go
out front and take risks and do things
kind of like that. With Camala, I kind
of feel like it would just be a Biden
2.0 and someone else is in the driver's
seat behind the scenes. Um, and I'll
keep going while you're blowing your
nose cuz I'm a little off today, too.
>> Okay, listen man, I'll just hop in here
and respond to that. So, first and
foremost, her name is Brandon Kla. Uh,
second of all, you saying that, "Oh,
well, somebody else would have been
driving the car from behind the scenes,
aka controlling Harris if she had won
the presidency is just uh I mean,
completely conspiratorial nonsense.
Might as well put your tin foil hat on
or give me some evidence for that." And
then third of all, you said that you
support Trump because he's at least
trying. Well, the thing is is I don't
think that we should support presidents
because they try. I think that we should
support presidents because they do.
There are no participation trophies for
the most powerful person alive. There
are only awards for doing good by the
people that you're supposed to be
representing and doing good by the
world. So, I will ask you I will ask you
what is the biggest accomplishment from
Donald Trump in his second
administration?
>> Oh my god. He got everybody in the
Middle East to sit down at the same
table except one country my life.
They've been trying to do that for 50
years. And he's also I mean he has an
ego but he is a showman and he knows
business. He's out there making deals to
try and bring money into this country.
Not that it's all about money but our
country has been taken advantage of. We
don't have any production. We saw that
in COVID. He was president during COVID.
We couldn't even make our own masks. We
couldn't make any of the equipment we
needed because China's like, "Oh, wait a
minute. We need it." I just spoke to a
doctor at a trade show this week and he
said they spent money to buy masks from
China from a distributor at the
beginning of COVID, landed a jet, like a
big like cargo plane. They went there
personally. They had the trucks on the
runway and someone from the Chinese
government came out. Nope. This was paid
in advance. They were just there to pick
it up. And I'm saying to bring
manufacturing in for chips, um, you
know, blueco collar jobs, like actual
factory manufacturing into this country
as a business deal, good for the United
States long term and all it citizens.
Stuff's made here.
>> Yeah. You're actually not a supporter of
Trump at all.
>> Okay. Do tell.
>> I mean, you just said that you think
it's really important to bring more
manufacturing into America.
>> How many deals has he closed since he he
stepped in the office this term?
>> One moment. One moment. Not Not enough
to make our economy any better off. So,
uh, under Biden, we actually had the
most investment into American
manufacturing in recorded US history.
Every single financial quarter since
Donald Trump's inauguration, the level
of investment into our manufacturing uh,
structures has gone down, down, down,
down, down. We also went from adding 2.2
million jobs to the economy in 2024 to
only 181,000 jobs to the economy in 2025
under Trump, giving us the worst annual
jobs report, ignoring recessions in 20
years. Not to mention that we also had
the most manufacturing bankruptcies in
15 years since the tail end of the Great
Recession and the highest level of
unemployment and most layoffs since the
pandemic. So, our economy is doing
terrible today under Trump.
Manufacturing is probably struggling the
most out of any sect or any industry.
And uh manufacturers [ __ ] hate that
guy. Oh, I have to agree to disagree cuz
who teed up the financial condition? The
Biden administration. Hey, you got any
stats on that Green New Deal and where
all that money went? Cuz they're still
looking for it. But here's the deal.
Would I say he's trying? I'm not trying
to take shots.
>> The deal was never a piece of
legislation that was passed.
>> Okay. I know a lot of money got spent
and they're looking for it. But again,
I'm not political, man. I'm just talking
>> Congress only spends money on
legislation that they pass.
>> Mhm. Okay. But all those Green New Deal
windmills that went up, all the
infrastructure work that was paid out in
advance, and again, you got more stats
than me, man. You do this all day for a
living.
>> There was nothing paid out in advance
concerning the Green New Deal. Okay,
let's take that one off the table. Let's
just say the economic condition was the
direct result of his predecessor and
someone steps in in one year.
>> Can you give the argument for that?
>> To have an argument for what?
>> Yeah. That the reason why the economy is
so poor today is because of Biden.
Because the reason why I'd say that's
obviously false is because everything
that's performing poorly in the economy
today under Trump was performing
exceedingly well in the economy a year
and a half ago under Biden. Unemployment
was going straight down. We had two
50-year record historical low levels of
unemployment. One of the best jobs
reports in modern American history, some
of the best business investment in ter
manufacturers in recorded US history. I
I mean uh we we we had uh extremely low
layoffs compared to what we have today.
Uh inflation was going down. Now it's a
uh percent and a half higher today. GDP
growth was exceedingly well. Uh and now
it's actually gone down a percent
compared to where it was at under Biden.
I mean, we had a bunch of positive
economic trends under Biden, and then
the day Donald Trump walked into office,
uh, announced his tariffs, implemented
his tariffs, passed the big beautiful
bill, and started the war in Iran, all
those really positive trends are now
really negative trends. So, what's the
argument that the negative economic
trends we see in our country today uh is
actually a consequence and a result of
Biden.
>> Well, I'll give you a prime example
here. Who regulates, who makes those
numbers, who sets the standards for
those numbers? In fact, the new guy that
just stepped in and replaced Jay Powell
is basically saying, "Hey, you know
what? We need to redo the all these
stats." Now, I'm an AI developer. A
basic AI. I mean, when I say a basic,
forget the big boys. A basic system
could come in and look at these numbers
and metrics. And if you look at
Truflation, which is a product, I
believe rolled out by a crypto project,
Chainlink, who just does data
verification. They're not making They
just do data verification and
realizations if they've crossed your
dude. You're yapping and you're not
responding to you're you're yapping and
you're not responding to my points.
You're just
>> yapping. Let's keep it Let's keep it to
a debate, man. You're you're going to
hit me below the belt. I told you you
have stats. I don't. I'm speaking common
sense. Talking about a guy that's in the
office right now. He's gone out to
countries. He's went there. He's winded
them and dynamic. He's cut deals and
he's bringing investment. That doesn't
happen overnight. That's number one.
Number two, he's got everybody in the
Middle East to be reasonable. I just
gave you the data. On top of that, the
data sets that you're talking about,
>> they're skewed, man. Nobody validates
them. Nobody checks them. That's exactly
why the entire US government's pension
plan is all on paper under Cheyenne. How
they found that
>> also wrong. The data that I gave you has
been validated by the Trump
administration. Like for instance, the
information they gave you about jobs.
Yeah. That has been validated by Donald
Trump's head of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
>> Understood. What I'm saying is there's a
majority those statistics and numbers
that affect the economy that are
inaccurate, skewed, and there are actual
products out there in production.
Truflation.com is one of them. They show
you the trueflation.com is not true. I I
I I I I want you I want you to give me
any evidence that the jobs report from
2025 that was validated by Donald
Trump's first head of the Bureau of
Labor Statistics and now the new head of
the Bureau of Labor Statistics as well
as the rest of the government in the
Federal Reserve was fraudulent.
>> Show me the evidence that's running the
Federal Reserve right now who is a bank
of banks and has absolutely nothing to
do with our government. The Federal
Reserve is a private company and
honestly everybody on that board should
be in prison and that should get turned
over to Congress because that's part of
the problem. Banks running banks. That's
not our government.
>> A that's not true. And B,
>> the Federal Reserve. Who runs it?
>> Who owns the Federal Reserve? Go right
ahead. Tell me.
>> An appointment from Congress. Holy
[ __ ] [ __ ] But B,
>> dude, holy [ __ ] [ __ ] They
don't own the company that you're one
moment. One moment. One moment. One
moment.
>> A. you were wrong about your claims of
the of the Federal Reserve, but B, the
data that I'm giving you isn't from the
Federal Reserve. It's from the Bureau of
Labor Statistics. BLS, the Bureau of
Labor Statistics Statistics. You ask me
if I promote Trump, I
>> BECAUSE THAT'S THE SOURCE FOR THE JOBS
REPORT OF 2025 that you're saying is
unaccurate because you have personal
reservations with the Federal Reserve.
>> Dude, who runs the Federal Reserve? WHO
OWNS IT? GO ONLINE.
>> WE'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT THE FEDERAL
RESERVE. We're talking about the dude
dude dude
dude we're not talking Listen we are not
talking about the Federal Reserve. We
are talking about the Bureau of Labor
Statistics
on it. Listen the hell
listen.
>> The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not
operate under the Federal Reserve. It
operates under the US Department of
Labor.
>> Fantastic. Your 2025 point is valid.
Let's move forward. It's 2026. We're all
screwed right now. Well, you're putting
your head in your hand, man. You keep
GOING BACK TO 2025. I'm living right
here, right now. 2026. What's Camala
going to do different than Trump? How
about that?
>> Sure, bro. All right. There's a handful
of things that Kla Harris would have
done significantly different than the
things that Donald Trump is doing today.
First and foremost, she would not have
passed economic policy that took
purchasing power away from the
working-class, healthcare away from 10
million low-inccome Americans, and uh
food stamps away from 3 million
low-income Americans like the big
beautiful bill did, according to the CBP
in the CBO. She rather would have passed
uh tax cuts for 120 million American
workers in the low and middle class to
ensure that the average American in the
working class holds the purchasing power
in this nation. Okay. She also would
have fought for legitimate expansions in
our health care services instead of
cutting it away from people and
expanding and exploding the costs of
Medicaid through the ACA for 45 million
Americans like Trump did. Uh she rather
would have ensured that the most amount
of money that any um private American
citizen could pay out of pocket for any
private pharmaceutical drug would be
$2,000 per year. Okay? And on top of
that, she wanted to work on actually
reducing the debt and actually reducing
the deficit, only adding an estimate of
$1 trillion over the course of the next
10 years, compared to Donald Trump,
who's already added $3.4 trillion to her
debt in the first year and a half of his
term. Okay. On top of that, she also
wanted to ensure that every American
woman and girl had access to their
health care by codifying Roie Wade
through federal legislation to ensure
that American women and girls had access
to legal uh safe abortions. Unlike
Donald Trump who took that access away,
which has now led to 60 pregnant rape
victims per day being out of access to
abortion in 10 of our 50 states, and
then 66 million American women and girls
being out of access to elective
abortions in near 30 of her states. She
also would not have started a brand new
war in Iran that skyrocketed the cost of
everything, including gas, oil, and
groceries. And she also wouldn't have
had called for the execution of her
political opponents like Donald Trump
did with the Democrats in Congress. she
wouldn't have launched an attack and an
assault against our law in the
Constitution like Donald Trump has with
his infringements or threats to the
First Amendment, the Second Amendment,
the Fourth Amendment, the 10th
Amendment, the 14th Amendment, and the
23rd Amendment. And she also just wasn't
a genuine piece of [ __ ] [ __ ] unlike
Donald Trump, the 34count felon, okay?
Who raped a woman, boasted about
sexually exploiting naked women and
naked little girls like your daughter,
cuz that those girls were somebody
else's daughter. uh and also didn't
attempt to coup our government and
didn't attempt the largest attack and
assault on and on the American democracy
since the Civil War like Donald Trump
did with January 6.
>> Okay. Well, so let's go back to then,
you know, and if that's what Camala runs
on, that's fine. I've seen her speak a
few times. I've listened. I'm not
political also, man. Let me be perfectly
clear. I'm not political. So, my
daughter asked me at like, you know, a
hip shot, but common sense and I follow
enough and I know enough. And um I
appreciate you taking it seriously, man.
This is a good conversation. I like it.
So, thank you for that. But the
Democrats, what I saw them do the last
four years. And just hear me out. This
is my opinion. I'm just a citizen. I
watched them open the borders and what
happened? Drug cartels. Well, they put
money into candidates pockets for those
policies like any other pack did, but
you don't know where it comes from. And
they open those borders. What happened?
Drugs float in. Gangs float in. He's
cleaning up a mess. Did he make it? No.
Is it an issue? Yes. Fentinol is killing
our country. Did the Democrats promote
their agenda of okay, everybody's
included. I can respect everybody is
included. Um I don't care what your
sexual preference is. We don't have to
go there. But it doesn't matter.
Everybody should just be happy, right?
But I don't think we should be paying
for sex change for kids in, you know,
fifth grade and like all the money that
went to programs. And I'm not trying to
go there about money. What I'm saying is
I feel like the last four years the
Democratic party prioritized putting
things in the front and center as an
issue that aren't really issues so they
can just do whatever the hell they want
under other things that don't
necessarily have a direct spotlight
shined on them. Donald Trump I res and I
think he has 47 felonies or 42. I think
it's over 40. Um, and you know, it is
what it is. But every single rich
person, okay, whether they're an
egoomaniac or not, and let me also say,
I don't trust him. Has he done sketchy
stuff? I'M SURE HE HAS. AND OF COURSE HE
HAS. It'd be absurd to say he hasn't.
Any rich person's got skeletons in their
closet, but I can relate to him because
people keep coming at me with false
allegations and I have to go to court
and it's absurd and it's a joke. So that
man's been harassed non-stop for 5
years. So when you want to say he's
going after people, no, I think the same
mechanism is actually going after people
that maybe did something wrong or they
were coming after Republicans. Does it
happen by both parties? Yes, sir. I'll
give you that point. They both sling mud
at each other. And that's what disgusts
me about politics in America is there is
just we need a revamp, man. I think you
and I can both agree on that. The way
the system works, it's got to be I I
don't want to say monitored, but it's
got to be reigned in so that the people
that are get elected to those positions
have a clear role and these outside
agendas and influence stay off their
radar because it's the most difficult,
thankless job in the world because
you're never going to you can't you
can't uh plate everybody. You know what
I mean? Like there's always going to be
someone no matter how good you are, no
matter how middle of the line you are.
So when I say he's trying, he's trying
to clean I think what I'm trying to say
is he's trying to clean up a lot of
messes that maybe he didn't create that
people have been just not wanting to
deal with for quite a while. The
investment and stuff he's brought into
this country, it's going to take two,
three years to build giant data centers,
to build chip manufacturing plants.
You're not going to see those jobs roll
in for a little bit longer. But that's
kind of where I'm at. And
[clears throat] when you said Americans
losing their purchasing power, my
friend, that goes right back to the
Federal Reserve and the 2% rate of
inflation they allow. that's been
burning our money since Nixon cut us
from the gold standard, my friend. And
that's a fact.
>> All right, bro. Yeah, you said a lot.
Uh, you said that the Democrats were
paying for sex changes for minors. You
said open the borders and allowed drugs
and gangs into America. You said that
every rich person has skeletons in their
closets. You said that you had to go to
court for false allegations. You said
that Trump's been trying to clean up a
lot of messes. And then you said that
Trump's bringing a lot of money into
America with a form of investments
today. Before I respond to literally any
of those things, I have a question. What
did you mean when you said that you've
had to go to court over false
allegations?
>> I have one person. It's like a slander
thing. It's like about to It's just
absurd. But I'm saying what I understand
is in our court system, you could right
now say this guy was on my live stream.
I'm gonna sue him for defamation of
character and some lawyer will take your
case and I'll get a piece of paper in
the mail the next day.
>> So, are you saying that you be harassed
sex crime and in your
>> No, no, no, not at all. It's more of a
harassment thing. And I guess what I'm
trying to say is he was harassed
relentlessly after he came out of office
and a lot none of it really came to
fruition, but it was all over the news
for four years, right?
>> Okay. So, then I'm just going to ignore
that. The other thing that you said is
that every rich person has skeletons in
their closet. Is this your way of
excusing the fact that Donald Trump is a
rapist by saying that probably every
other rich president we've had or could
have is also a rapist?
>> No. What I'm saying is rich hope high
rich high-profile individuals. Donald
Trump, a Jeff Bezos, insert CEO that's
famous here, right? They all catch
uh frivolous lawsuits. I think we can
agree. People just trying to make money
off of
>> So, you don't think he was actually a
rapist and you think the lawsuit that
proved it was frivolous?
>> [sighs]
>> Okay, let me just go back to the point
what I said. Some woman interacted with
Trump somewhere sometime. Okay, I'm not
going to get into specifics or validate
anything, but just hear me out on Common
Sense Pipeline. This guy's rich. I was
at this event with him. He did this
unappropriate thing. A lawyer picks up
her case and it goes up the line. Now
Donald's lawyer has to say to Mr. Trump,
"This woman says you did XYZ at this
event." That's not true. I just three
years of litigation, millions in fees,
and he settled. Now he's convicted in
the court case.
>> Do you accept or do you reject?
>> I didn't follow it. So I can't I can't
comment on something I don't have the
information on. So if you're telling me
he was convicted, I know he has
felonies, but what I'm saying is do you
know any single circumstancing
her? Uh, now the first bit of
information I'd like to give you is that
the jury wasn't super biased against
him. There was legitimately a Trump
supporter on the jury. Eugene Carol,
that's the victim. Egene Carol's
attorneys actually motion the judge,
petition the judge to kick the Trump
supporter off for the jury because they
thought they would just rule Trump's
innocence no matter what. But then
Trump's attorneys petitioned the judge
and they were like, "No, keep the Trump
supporter on the jury. Political
affiliation does not signify sufficient
bias to kick them off the jury." The
judge agreed with Trump's attorneys.
They kept the Trump supporter on the
jury regardless of the conflict of
interests. But then even the Trump
supporter ended up ruling Trump's guilt.
And then after the original jury of nine
ruled that he raped her, Donald Trump
then exhausted literally every single
legal legal avenue that can be exhausted
to appeal the outcome of the court case.
Meaning that he appealed it to five
courts. All five of the appeals courts
rejected his appeal and upheld the
verdict that he raped her. including the
Supreme Court, okay, which is 63
conservativeleaning, where Donald Trump
personally made three of the six
conservative appointments, okay? They
all upheld the verdict that he raped her
by forcing his fingers into her vagina
without consent.
>> Okay? And that's public information. And
the United States of America voted and
unanimously that man is the president of
the United States. I don't have that
case. And you're telling me that
information is true? and a rich
billionaire out drinking or wherever
their venue is at if that happened.
That's not okay. I would not be happy if
someone did that to my daughter and I'd
have a lot of things to say about it.
Does it make him good? Did it happen
when he was 22 years old or 25? I don't
know. I don't know the situation, nor do
I know the case history. And if you're
telling me it's a conviction, it was.
And that information was public and
every citizen in the United States voted
and he was shan and he was you know he
won by a pretty good margin because I
think people are just tired of the
status quo. Is he the best person to do
it? No. I'll give you that 100%. There
are better people. But until someone
actually comes to the table that's going
to stand up in the world and have a for
I don't think Camala Harris is going to
go meet with world leaders and they're
going to feel like this woman represents
the United States and she's showing up
with force her own ideas and trying to
make things better. I just don't see
that in her persona and her energy.
Trump, he's a showman. He has a bit of
an ego, but he shows up as the galaxy,
>> you know, a figure that other leaders of
big countries that have also big egos
and the same kind of money like you and
I, we don't relate to those people cuz I
mean, I don't know, you see, you're in a
small town, right? But I mean by the
point is we don't have billions of
dollars. We haven't lived that life. We
don't know what that ego looks like to
deal with employees and people that are
beneath you and assistance. Not in a not
in a bad way, but you get what I'm
saying. So to go sit at tables with
other people or kings or dictators that
you know view things differently, have
different cultures, I don't know that
she would present as a strong leader.
That's all I'm saying.
>> Okay. So you're saying that you still
support Trump as president even though
he's a rapist because Kla Harris would
have been a weak leader.
>> You're putting words in my mouth. You're
saying for the next goound, right? Or
you're saying like her position verse
this. I'm not even sure. I I just saw
the like I said, my daughter ambushed
me, so I'm saying like you still support
Trump. I support him because he's
trying, man. That's it.
>> Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] dude. I'm dying
today. This is I might have to cut the
stream short.
Sorry guys. I al I honestly feel the the
worst for the people watching over on
YouTube because like every two minutes
the screen goes black. I might have to
cut the stream today short, everybody.
Uh, instead of doing four hours, just
doing like two or three. I don't know
what's going on with my allergies, but
like I'm literally like [ __ ] dying if
you can't tell. It's like literally like
every 30 seconds I'm like leaning off to
the side of the screen and blowing my
nose. Um, I don't know. Maybe I need to
I think what I think I need to clean my
office. Honestly, I probably don't clean
it like deep clean it as much as I
should and I have the cat in here all
the time and she drags her hair. So,
maybe maybe I'll do that today just for
whatever reason I'm actually dying. Um,
yeah. But anyways, so I just want to
clarify. Is it true that you're saying
that you support Trump as president even
though he's a rapist because you think
that Kris would have been a weak leader?
This sounds like your last argument. We
understand that whenever you start
opening your mouth, you don't close it
for like 5 minutes and you try to say as
many words as possible. Do I think that
you're doing so to intentionally attempt
to throw me off of of being able to give
you a sufficient counterargument?
because if I can't reduce your argument
down to like a couple couple easy to
understand sentences, I won't be able to
legitimately respond to it. I don't
think you're doing that intentionally. I
just think that you really really really
like to talk. Okay. So, I want to try to
condense everything that you just said
after we agreed that Trump was a rapist
down into like two sentences so I could
understand why you still support him
even though you agree he's a rapist.
[snorts]
think he's a stronger positioned leader
to deal with other world officials where
the conflict currently exists verse
Camala. And I know you're not feeling
well, man. And maybe we should wrap it
up just cuz like this is a good
conversation and uh maybe I can try and
jump in another day when you're feeling
better and my daughter can use the same
screen name.
>> Well, it's it's it's okay. Listen, I'm
I'm still good to go. Um okay, so it is
true that you're telling us that you
still support Trump as rap as as
president even though he's a rapist
because you think that commiser would
have been a weaker leader. So, what is
the argument for the claim that Kla
Harris would have been a weaker leader?
[laughter]
>> Hold on. Let me go grab Captain Obvious
and bring him over here, you know, cuz I
like to hear myself talk. No, again, I
told you I'm not political whatsoever.
And it's a good great conversation, man.
I I appreciate it. I'm not trying to run
over.
>> You have an argument for the claim? like
just saying that oh it's
>> do I have an argument for that's not
actually giving like justification for
why it's reasonable to believe
>> okay I don't know what her background is
but I'm an AI developer and I heard her
speak on AI and this is how it began
two letters I
>> let's try to use as as little words as
possible to make your argument please
>> I just used one word AI it's two letters
and I said she defined it at a meeting
talking about AI with other officials AI
it's two words artificial intelligence
and then she started laughing
hysterically. That was her opener and
that's when I'm like I am done. If
that's how a politician is going to talk
about a serious topic and she just
didn't sound educated bubbly and like
not spoken well.
>> Less educated and not well spoken. Okay.
>> No, she's well educated. She's an
attorney, I believe. Right.
>> Well, think I'm trying to understand why
you think that she would have been a
weaker leader than Trump.
>> She doesn't speak well whatsoever and
she doesn't seem to know her topics when
I've seen her speak. I've seen it all
the time and they weren't good.
>> Okay, I'll I'll dispute that claim.
Okay, so that claim is false. She was
definitely better at speaking than
Donald Trump. Why would I say this?
Because when she debated Donald Trump,
she whipped his ass so incredibly hard
that after the debate, he started
spinning up wild conspiracy theories.
Like they claimed that she literally had
an in-ear monitor with people feeding
her answers to the questions that she
actually got from ABC before the debate.
Okay. So, clearly she absolutely
destroyed him in that debate, meaning
that she's not only more educated, but
better spoken. And uh that would
discredit the two points that you just
made. Additionally, when Donald Trump
opens his mouth, he usually set uses it
to say some of the craziest [ __ ] ever,
like, "Oh, let's genocide 90 million
people. Oh, let's hang Democrats in
Congress that he disagree with. Oh, coal
is clean. Oh, windmills cause cancer.
Oh, let's inject uh disinfectant to
fight against the pandemic." Okay.
Meanwhile, when Kla Harris opens her
mouth Yeah. Yeah. Like, so every so
often you're going to get like a blunder
like, "Have you did you fall out of a
coconut tree?" Okay. But a vast majority
of the time, no, she rather spends her
time talking about, well, what we need
to do in order to make life easier for
the average American, what we need to do
to ensure that women and girls have
access to healthcare they need, instead
of attacking uh her enemies or
threatening to send her political
opponents to jail/hang them. Okay. So, I
definitely do think that she was a
significantly better leader than Trump.
110%. And and by the way, like this is
what other countries have admitted to.
Like I don't know if you you're keeping
up with Donald Trump's files on evidence
of voter fraud in the 2020 election or
whatever, but one of the files said that
Russia attempted to interfere with the
2020 election to help Trump get elected
because they saw uh Joe Biden and Kla
Harris as a more formidable opponent to
the um to the establishment. And here's
what I'm going to do. I'm going to go
and run and grab another box of tissues,
but I'll still be able to hear you. Um
but continue feel free to respond to
that. I'll still be able to hear you.
Okay. I mean, moving in if you're moving
in in that direction, uh, outside
countries 100%
try to influence our elections. I mean,
look at the voting machines. Where do
you think they come from? They're not
manufactured here. We already agreed we
have no manufacturing in this country.
So, they're coming from other countries
and being brought in. Can they be
manipulated? Yes. The debate they're
having now about voter ID. I don't
understand how anybody in the United
States of America has to argue against
you need a birth certificate, a driver's
license to show up and vote. Like, if I
went to Mexico and said, "I want to vote
for president and I don't have the
Mexican equivalent of a driver's license
or something that says I'm a resident."
That's just common sense. Like, if you
don't live here, you shouldn't be
voting. Again, I'm not going to try and
get in semantics of somebody waiting for
a registration and paperwork for
immigration and they've been here for 10
years. Like, okay, exceptions exist, but
you know, the stuff that they just went
through, again, I'm kind of in alignment
with you. The voter fraud stuff, it's
there. It exists. Which side's skewing
it until somebody actually blows out
hard evidence? But I think Russia,
>> notice how this guy is just not
responding to my points. Like like you
can't track a [ __ ] debate for [ __ ]
Okay, let me be clear. Okay, we brought
up the fact that Trump was a rapist. I
got you to agree to the fact that Trump
was a rapist. Then I asked you why you
still support him as president even
though he's a rapist. And then your
response was because you think that Kla
Harris was a weaker leader than him.
Okay? And then I ask you why you think
Kla Harris was a weaker leader than him.
And then you say because she was not as
good at speaking and less informed. I
give you really good evidence to justify
the fact that she was much better
informed and much better at speaking
than Trump, like the debate that she had
with Trump and like what Russia said
about her and uh Biden in the files
released by the CIA last week and then
your response is to talk about voter ID
and voter fraud. Okay? Like, bro, no,
no, no. I want you to respond to the
very specific counterarguments that I
gave to your claim that she would have
been a weaker leader than Donald Trump.
Also, I just want to call it out. I
think the fact that he's a rapist, I
think the fact that he's a violent
sexual predator, and I think the fact
that he has a terrible character is
instrumental to an evaluation on the
state of his ability to lead. Okay? The
presidency, any public office, is
supposed to be an a position of public
service where you place the collective
above yourself and you attempt to
benefit them even if it is at slight
expense to yourself, like not being able
to enrich yourself with billions of
dollars with use of fraudulent
behaviors, uh, dictatorship, uh, so on
and so forth. But in order to fulfill
the necessary criteria of any position
of public service, you have to care
about other people. But if you're a
rapist, you don't care about other
people. Therefore, Donald Trump can't
fulfill the necessary criteria of caring
about other people. Therefore, Donald
Trump can't fulfill the necessary
criteria of what it means to lead a
nation. Okay? But I I want you to
respond to that, but I also want you to
respond to the two rebuttals that I gave
to your points about how Commis was a
weaker leader due to the fact that she
was less informed and not as well
spoken.
again. Man, you're trying to hang me on.
I haven't seen the debate, so that's
your opinion. I might have the same
opinion if I
>> Okay. Well, apparently when I was gone,
he talked about voting machines and
whatnot, and he just got a flag for
civic and electoral uh misinformation,
so we had to kick him. That was Dude, I
don't know what's going on, guys. I I
feel like I'm in hell today. I feel like
we're in hell today. Is it just me or do
these guests suck? [laughter] Is it just
me or do the guests tonight like
actually suck? I I feel like there's
just been something like uniquely
estranged about every single person that
we've had up on the stream to debate
today. Uniquely estranged about every
single one of them. Every single one of
them. Just uniquely estranged. There's
like we can't even hold a back and forth
dialogue with these people today. Uh
let's go to get the next guest
connected. Only up inside of the queue
of you two happen to be MAGA. Um I'm
really dying today. Like I said guys,
we're probably going to cut the stream
short just because I I'm dying obviously
if you can't tell.
>> Oh, that's so child. Uh, let me thank a
couple people on super chat. Then we're
going to go to get the next Trump
supporter up here. King of the Golden
State, thank you for the $10 on Super
Chat, who says, "I'm done with this guy.
Kick fun." Yeah, well, we got him out of
here. Thank you so much, Jay Boogie for
the $10, who says, "What the [ __ ] is bro
on about, dude?" He was yapping. Uh,
Freya, thank you for the $12 who says,
"Hey, Dean, my friends and I are
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that we love and appreciate what you're
doing." Well, huge shout out to Freya
and Freya's friends. Uh, as well as King
of the Golden State with another $10 who
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That's funny as hell. Thank you Sun Sky
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$15. Who says, "Dean, love how you
mentioned St. Thomas Aquinus, who
studied under Alberta Magnus and Paris
Cologne. Uh, I just graduated from
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Oh, that's pretty cool. That's awesome
that you happen to go to the same school
as Aquinus. That's insane. Uh, let's go
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an American adult that supports Trump as
president, please and thank you.
[snorts]
Here we go, everyone.
Looking for the next guest right now,
folks. Looking for the next guest right
now. Quite frankly, still dying, bro.
Still dying. Uh Brett, do you support
Trump?
>> Yes, I do.
>> How old are you?
>> I'm 22. 22.
>> All right, I'm going to blow my nose
here, everybody. Uh but why don't you go
ahead and tell us why you support Trump
in less than two sentences?
>> Uh
so
[snorts] trying to think. Uh,
I I actually don't know. I'm sorry.
You feeling better, Dean?
>> I hate you.
>> What? What's wrong? Why do you hate me?
Only opposite of the queue. If you are
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good president, folks, we're just
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Cindy, thank you for the $50 donation on
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Thank you so much, Cindy, who says,
"There's a full moon on Wednesday. Hope
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Let's get 150 Cindy W's. I appreciate
you. Um, no, it's just allergies. I
don't know why they flared up. It seems
like they're starting to calm down now,
but uh, boy, they got really bad there
for a bit. Um, Jay, thank you so much
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almost completely went away after moving
to a big city.
boy. Soy boy. So boys,
>> interesting. I appreciate you for the
$10. Jay, let's go to get the next guest
up here while I take just one more
moment here to uh blow my nose. Only hop
inside the QV American adult that
supports Trump.
I do apologize for all of the massive
delays in the stream today because of
the terrible guests and my allergies. Uh
hopefully we're able to get those uh
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Moving on to the next guest on the
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$5. Uh Doria, thank you for the $5. And
Karina, thank you for the $10. She says,
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know what? [ __ ] I do have nose sprays
somewhere around here. Um I bought that
last time I had really bad allergies on
live. Uh I should try to find that.
Thank you so much for the $10. If Parker
ends up joining back here in a bit, um
I'll let him um take the wheel while I
go try to find that nose break because
that will definitely set me straight. Uh
Snort, welcome in. Do you support Trump?
>> It's funny you're talking about no
spray. My name is Snort.
>> That is a little bit funny. Snort, I'd
be inclined to agree.
>> But now he kept the pen legal. I think
that's pretty cool.
>> All right, bro. Why don't you go that
disconnect button from the live stream?
The Benjamin Dean the Benjamin.
>> Uh, no. They have not passed any federal
legislation to protect your access to
the Benjamin. In fact, the GOP in the
Republican party is why you don't have
federally protected access to the
Benjamin.
>> You telling me the Benjamin's tainted
because of Trump.
>> Yeah, bro.
>> But I thought the bad penins were coming
the bad the fenjamins was coming from
Mexico.
>> [laughter]
>> I've never heard that before. I've never
heard that before. That's crazy. I've
never heard somebody call it that
before.
The Benjamins. That's actually wild.
Let's go to get the next guest
connected. Only hop inside of the queue
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You know what I mean? Appreciate you for
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[snorts]
>> Um, me. Can you hear me?
>> Yeah. Do you support Trump?
>> Yeah.
>> How old are you?
>> 18.
>> What year and month were you born in?
2008 March 23rd.
>> So you just [snorts] turned 18.
>> Yeah. Like
>> do you promise that you're telling the
truth?
>> Um yeah.
>> You sound pretty young. So I'm just
going to ask you a clarifying question.
I'm not going to ask to see it, but do
you have a driver's license?
>> Um yeah.
>> Okay. [snorts] So if you're driving on a
road and there's a dotted yellow line
next to a solid yellow line, um
what does that mean for you if you
happen to be on the side of the dotted
yellow line?
>> What's the point? I mean, I'm just a fat
[ __ ] ch.
>> All right, [snorts] guys. Stop wasting
my time, please. Let's go to get the
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uh, Annel, that is a n i for the $15.
Who says, um, I'm going to go stay with
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Any tips, please. Honestly, since you're
going to be there for a week and there's
nowhere else that you could go, don't.
My my biggest tip would be just not to
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That is absolutely ridiculous. I really
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Welcome in. Do you support Trump?
>> Hello. Yes, I do.
>> How [snorts] old are you?
>> I'm 21.
>> But yeah, I'm going to believe you for
21
Picos seconds. [snorts] Oh my god, guys.
Let's go to get the next guest up here.
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>> Uh, hey man, how are you?
>> Holy [ __ ] Uh, all right, guys. I'm
going to lean off screen here just to
blow my nose real quick. Then we'll be
back to try to find that next
transporter. Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] dude.
Terrible.
All right, back uh on to the debates.
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>> okay. I'm going to ban you for abusing
the mechanisms I'm giving to Trump
supporters to join the stream. Ally, do
you support Trump?
>> I do, but like as a protest sort of vote
type of thing where if Kamla was voted
in, she would have been so corporate
shill of like a Democrat that she
wouldn't have made any change and we
wouldn't have like this blue wave. I'm
pretty sure we're going to have a
midterms that's all for Democrats
because of Trump being so shitty. So, I
kind of support him in that way. I voted
for him once, but that was like not this
last time. I didn't vote for anyone this
last time, and I don't think I voted for
him before that, but once I know I did.
And I voted for Bernie Sanders, too. So,
I'm kind of like I don't know.
>> Wow, bro. Um, yeah. Wow. Okay. Listen, I
understand having reservations with the
Democratic Party. All right. I have a
lot of reservations with the Democratic
party myself because I am further left
than the Democratic party. All right.
But we should always be voting for the
candidate and which will bring about the
most flourishment in comparison to the
alternative. We should always be voting
for the candidate that will bring about
the best material conditions in
comparison to the alternative. Okay? and
saying that because the material
conditions that Kla Harris would have
brought forth would have been better
than Trump but not as good as you would
like them to be. Therefore, you're going
to vote for Trump uh and co-sign
yourself to for literally no reason
whatsoever killing 14 million people
across the world over the course of the
next four years that wouldn't have died
if Kla Harris was elected taking access
to healthare.
>> I think she was we would have been in
the Iran war with Kamla too. She was a
war hawk. she was funded by, you know,
and
>> so the 14 million people that I'm
talking about aren't from any war.
They're from Donald Trump defunding USA.
>> Well, that's most of that went to like
the Democratic of Congo, Republic of
Congo. It went to a little bit of
Ukraine and all that, but it didn't go
to like the starving people of America.
And I know he cut food stamps and all
that stuff, and I don't agree with that,
but the fact that he's done all this
[ __ ] means it's going to wake up people
that were sleeping before that would
have slept if Kamala was picked. They're
like, "Oh [ __ ] he's like there's
abortions aren't illegal now, so you
can't do this." And it's like they're
waking up.
>> And if you gave me a choice between like
Gavin Gavin Newsome versus
>> Okay, listen.
>> I'm not going to choose Gavin Newsome
because he's a
>> Listen, I I could give you I could give
you a study from the Lancet that
indicates over the course of the next
four years, 14 million people are going
to die on the global stage that wouldn't
have died if Kla Harris was elected.
Okay? And here's my thing. I do agree
with you that the Trump administration
is waking people up. Okay? There are
very loud and effective progressive
movements across the nation today that
kind of exist and are sustained as
adversarial um groups to the Trump
administration. But what are they part
of that too? Like what are they actually
standing against? Just let me finish.
What are these groups, what are these
progressive groups across the country,
including myself, actually standing
against? Well, we're actually standing
against the very legitimate and material
harm that Trump is causing. We're
talking about the 14 million people
across the globe that are going to die
because of him. We're talking about the
girls in Iran that did die because of
him. We're talking about the 60 pregnant
vape victims that are denied access to
abortion in 10 over 50 states every
single day uh because of him. We're
talking about the 10 million I'm going
to mute you now, Ally. We're talking
about the 10 million low-income
Americans that have lost access to
healthare when we already have 51,000
low-inccome Americans that die every
single year because of lack of access to
healthcare because of him. And quite
frankly, I think that you have more
dignity than that. I think that I have
more dignity than that. I think that
every human person has more dignity than
to have their life be used as means to
an end to to fuel political adversary to
somebody that we disagree with. Okay.
It's a good thing that people are waking
up to the harms of the Trump
administration, but it's a bad thing
that you think the harms of the just of
of the Trump administration are
justified because they're being used as
a means to the end of waking people up.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
Go ahead and unmute. I just had to mute
you because you interrupted me.
>> Oh. Uh, my camera's off, right?
Okay. Um, sorry, I forgot. I get what
you're saying about the harm he's done.
Like, I don't like ICE on the streets. I
don't like them killing Americans and
stuff, but when Obama was in charge, he
was deporting a ton of people, but it
was behind the scenes, so they didn't
know. So, now they kind of know like,
I'm definitely not going to vote for
this thing. Now, um, in terms of the 14
million people dying, is that mostly
just US aid? Because you're right, that
[ __ ] sucks. I hate that it's this
way, but I don't know. There's there's a
couple of things, too. Like, I don't
think he's a grapist. I think
>> Carol, I want you to actually respond to
the point that I made. Instead of
mentioning Democrats, instead of
mentioning US A, I want you to respond
to my point that I think it's very
immoral and privileged for you to treat
the lives of individuals like yourself
and I as means to the end of fueling
political adversary to the Republicans.
Okay. Can I ask you a question though?
>> Yeah. I just want you to respond to the
argument though.
>> I'm trying to, but I kind of have to ask
a question that relates to this.
>> Do you think we're going to have a blue
wave during the midterms? Mostly
Democrats would I think so, too, and I'm
happy about that.
>> I think if Kamla were elected, that
wouldn't be the case. I think it would
be a lot of
>> I I I think that there is a lot of
progressive Okay. uh coalition building
across our nation that is solely being
fueled by the Trump administration's
failures.
>> Right. Right.
>> What I'm saying and my argument is that
I want you to address is the failures
are very vicious human rights
violations. We're talking about ICE
murdering people. We're talking about 14
million people being killed over the
course of the next four years. We're
talking about thousands of Americans
dying because of lack of access to
healthare. And I don't think that that
level of harm, such vicious rights
violations can ever genuinely serve as
means to an end. Okay? I think that
those actions are wrong in respect to
themselves. I don't think that any
outcome that those actions could ever
produce like fueling and sustaining
progressive movements will ever justify
the action in of itself. Would we ever
sit down and say that it's sometimes
okay to rape people if in raping that
person you will cause a mass social
enlightenment surrounding rape culture?
Like, no, it was still wrong to rape
that person because there are some
actions. Just one, just one moment. Just
one moment. Just Just listen to me. Just
listen to me. There are some actions and
there are some outcomes that are so
wrong that there's no consequence of
that action that could ever justify it.
And what you're trying to tell me is
that you think the terrible actions and
atrocities of the Trump administration
like killing millions of people are
justified because of the consequence
produced by them being fueling
progressive movements.
>> But Kamala would have gone to war with
Iran too. I'm 100% certain of that. She
may not have blown up a school full of
little girls, but she would have also
overall been the same yet so quiet that
we wouldn't have risen up against her
for this midterms.
>> Okay. So, it seems like you're conceding
the argument uh that we can justify
these really bad actions because of the
outcome that they produce, which is
fueling progressive movements, and now
you're just moving on to the claim,
well, it's just true that if Harris was
elected, we would see the same outcomes.
So that was false who put
>> and there's and there's absolutely no
reasonable justification that you could
give for that claim.
>> I'm trying to give you the reason I'm
>> I'm gonna go over to
>> prosecute one moment. I'm going to go
over some of the outcomes of the Trump
administration and I want you to provide
me and everybody else watching the
stream, okay, the justification for the
claim that it's reasonable to believe
that if she was
president, these same outcomes would
have been produced.
>> Okay. Outcome number one point by point
slowly.
>> Yeah, sure. Outcome number one, 66
million American women and girls without
access to abortion.
>> Okay, that happened under um Biden's
administration. I know the Supreme Court
judges were appointed by Trump. However,
this is another thing where I'm saying
everybody was sleeping on it. They're
going to they repealed Roie Wade.
They're going to put it back now.
They're going to double down. They're
going to make it so that he can have an
abortion up until well not, you know, to
a reasonable point. Um, I'm not like I
don't believe the conservatives that
say, you know, liberals get an abortion
at whatever late late terms. I don't
believe that. And most people don't want
to get one in the first place. I've been
through all this [ __ ] myself. So, I also
get a little heated and frustrated with
the other points with Eugene Carol, but
I'll try not to get sidetracked. Uh,
>> because remember the argument that
you're trying to give is that if Kla
Harris was president, that same outcome
would have been produced. Hannah, thank
you for the galaxies.
Well, it happened under Biden's
administration. So, yeah.
>> Okay, that's your argument. Let me tell
you why that argument is false. Okay, I
do agree that it happened while Biden
was president, but it seems to be the
case that you're just not familiar with
the three co-equal branches of our
government in the SL.
>> I already mentioned this Roie Wade one
moment. Roie Wade being overturned was a
decision made by the Supreme Court
through the DOS decision because of the
appointments made by Trump. The
president cannot overrule decisions made
by the Supreme Court. The president
cannot block decisions made by the
Supreme Court. The president cannot
change the decisions made by the Supreme
Court. The president cannot alter
decisions made by the Supreme Court. The
president cannot reverse decisions made
by the Supreme Court. So to be clear,
when you say the reason why, you know,
if Harris was president today, there
would still be 66 million American women
and girls without access to abortion is
because that was overturned under Biden.
Well, this the thing is is fundamentally
Biden bared zero responsibility for that
outcome in the slightest.
>> I know that was in the past. So, I'm
looking towards a future where I'm
saying, let me ask you a quick question.
It relates to this. If you have, say,
two different candidates, progressive
candidates are running against Trump.
One is mom Donnie, one is Gavin Newsome.
I'm going to sit out the vote for Gavin
Newsome if it's him versus Trump. I am
going to vote for mom Donnie if it's him
because he's you're pivoting. You're
pivoting. You're pivoting once again.
Once again. Once again. You made the
claim that if Harris was president
today, we would see these same bad
outcomes that we are observing due to
the fact that Trump is president today.
And I'm asking you to specify how that
claim is reasonably true by giving me
evidence to believe it. Okay? And we're
going data point by data point to
demonstrate the bad outcomes of the
Trump administration. Stop. Stop. Stop.
Okay. So the first data point was 66
million American women and girls having
their human rights infringed on by
having their access to abortion taken
away by Trump. So can you give me
evidence to believe that the same uh set
of occurrences would be true today if
Harris was president given the fact that
she campaigned on passing federal policy
to codify federal protections for every
woman and girls right to access.
>> You you yourself said she wouldn't have
been able to change the Supreme Court.
So they were already there as Trump
supporters. Her path to action was not
to change the uh Supreme Court ruling.
Her path to action was to pass federal
policy to protect women and girls access
to abortion.
>> Uh well, I didn't know that. So that
would So it doesn't it doesn't mean like
even if Mickey Mouse became president,
they would still be Supreme
Courtappointed judges by Trump. But I
get what you're saying. She could have
done policy to prevent that.
>> Yeah. Her goal wasn't to get Scotas to
reconsider um their ruling. Her goal was
to get Congress to pass legislation.
Okay. So, you accept that that's one way
that Klaris would have been a
significantly better president than
Trump. Let's go and move on to the
second because once again, you were
still arguing the claim that we would
see the same outcomes across the world
if Harris was elected.
>> No, you were just talking about the
abortion point and I thought I know
we're just moving are locked in.
>> Okay. So, second so second point. Okay.
One really bad outcome from Trump was
his uh defunding of the of US aid, which
according to the Lancet is projected to
kill 14 million people across the globe
by leaving them without access to
essential social programs and allowing
HIV, malaria, and AIDS to transmit to a
significantly higher degree. And that's
projected to kill 14 million people. So
what's the argument that if Harris was
elected, she also would have killed 14
million people over the course of the
next four years?
So, if Harris were elected, and forgive
me, I should know this, but the House
and the Senate would have still been
mostly Republican, right?
>> If Harris was elected, this indicates
that she would have won won essential
swing states, and because she would have
won a central swing states, likely so
would the Democrats, so we would have
seen a Democratic majority in Congress.
But can you please give me the argument
that if Harris was elected, we also
would have seen 14 million people die in
the over the course of the next four
years the same way we're expecting that
and projecting that as an outcome of
Donald Trump's uh attempts and successes
in defunding us a
>> Okay, I'm not disagreeing with you. I
just want you to hear me out for a
second on this. Most of the US aid went
to uh Africa and maybe some parts of
Ukraine and I forget where else but just
these handful of countries. I'm of the
mind. Why can't we feed our hungry
people in America? Which I know you're
gonna say he cut food stamps. But here's
my point. Because he made people go
through working programs and all this
stuff to get food stamps. It pissed off
a lot of people. That wouldn't have
happened with Kamla. So, you know what
I'm saying? This contributes another
thing to the midterms being blue.
>> Okay. So, you're
>> because he should
you you're pivoting again. So you made
the claim that if Harris was elected, we
would have seen the same outcomes from
the White House.
>> That wasn't my claim. I was just saying
that in terms of the first
>> Okay. So you agree that if Harris was
elected, the material conditions for
like millions and millions and millions
of people would have been significantly
better off.
>> Yeah, she would she would have cut cut
through aid. I know that.
>> Perfect. Perfect. So so millions and
millions and millions of people would
still be alive over the course of the
next four years that are now going to
die because of Trump. But during these
midterms, in this upcoming election, we
would have a conservative person
probably like Trump or Vance, who would
cut it. And it's just going to She's not
going to make any progressive policies
that actually help starving people cuz
food stamps barely even cuts it as it
is. She needs to fund it more, but she's
not going to.
>> Okay. Well, well, actually, in
comparison to Trump, she would have
funded it more. And if you think that
funding it more is a good thing, then
you think that she would have been the
preferable candidate?
>> I agree. No, I agree with that. I'm just
saying she could do more and she's not
going to be the progressive what we
need.
>> Well, the claim that Kla Harris could
have done more because we're both
further left than the Democratic party
is not equivalent to the conclusion that
therefore we shouldn't have voted or we
should have voted for Trump like you
did.
>> So, you don't think there's any validity
to the argument that just kind of
throwing a wrench into everything and
blowing it all up by protest voting or
not voting for him? Yes, I find no
validity in that argument because I
think it forsakes the dignity of human
people.
>> The 14 million people that are going to
die over the course of the next four
years, you for you forought their their
dignity has been forsaken by yourself
because you protest revolution. People
had to starve and like fight in the
streets before they actually, you know,
cut off Marie's head. Like we have to
have a little bit of [ __ ] of I'm just
saying I don't think we
>> Okay. So, so it's your position that
people need to die. It's your position
that we have to have those 14 million
people over the course of
>> keep our democracy alive, an actual
democracy.
>> I mean, it takes sacrifices.
>> Okay. Okay. So, you're arguing that we
we wouldn't have an actual democracy if
Kla Harris won the election. And we need
to help and support Trump win to keep
our democracy alive. And that's going to
take the sacrifices of ensuring that a
rapist is in a position of power, of
ensuring that the victims in the Epstein
files never get their justice, of
ensuring that 14 million people over the
course of the uh die over the course of
the next four years across the globe,
ensuring that women and girls have their
human rights infringed on a daily basis.
Let me let me ask you this question. Let
me ask you this question.
>> Get raped.
>> That is true. She absolutely did get
raped.
>> She did not.
>> Oh, by the way, I just want to let y'all
know for everybody that tells me I never
debate leftists. I'm debating a leftist
right now. So, go ahead. By the way, not
every leftist is like this person. I
just want to clarify that. Not every
leftist is like this person. Leftists
are not a monolith.
>> We're kind of like a fringe group. I'm
sorry.
Leftists are not a monolith, by the way,
everybody. But anyways, I I've just seen
so many people saying, "Oh, if Dean were
to ever actually debate a leftist, well,
he would just get absolutely slam dunked
and he'd get ripped to shreds and this
is why he only talks to like low IQ
Trump supporters." So, I mean, hopefully
this conversation changes your mind.
But, ma'am, I think that you're [ __ ]
crazy. I think that you don't value the
dignity of human people. I think that
you're okay with heinous and vicious
things happening to human people if it
means that like your self-interested
desires
are are are like soothed in very minimal
senses
requires sacrifices. It really does.
>> Yeah. Fighting the oligarchy requires
making a billionaire president. So
[ __ ] true. I've never heard a better
argument ever in my life.
>> No, he's the one who's throwing a wrench
into everything. He's the one who's
transparently corrupt so that all of
America wakes the [ __ ] up. Before I was
going to debate you, I looked at the cut
article because it's a straightup
excerpt from Eugene Carol's book. And
her book is titled something like
basically [ __ ] men like what what are
they even good for? A proposal type of
thing. But the article is at you can
Google this the cut.com
or the cut just and Eugene Carol
whatever her dress was. Okay. the cut
article Donald Trump Donna Karen jacket
dress and unfortunately it's behind a
payw wall now. So [snorts] it wasn't
like that when I read it but it was
right from her book. She's on her way
out of Burgdorf Goodman and [snorts]
Trump walks in and he's like hey you're
that article lady cuz she wrote an
advice column which tells me she's not
stupid. She's an advice columnist. So,
um, she sees him and he's she's like,
"You're that uh, what do you call it?
You're that tycoon of whatever real
estate." And he's like, "Help me find a
gift for this girl." They make their way
all the way down to the lingerie section
of this store and apparently no one's
around. No one's got tapes on. And uh
sorry, I'm just getting worked up
because like it makes me feel like women
who've actually gone through crap are
getting diminished by women like this
who are like, "Oh, he touched my butt.
Oh, he did this, so it's it's horrible.
I got creped." It's like, "No, [ __ ]
You went into the dressing room with
him." She was in the woman section with
lingerie, joking around with him. Went
in there and what I think happened,
because it's all hearsay, we don't have
this on camera, so you act like you know
what happened. He got a little rough
with her. She didn't like it. She didn't
even drop her purse. Hermes's bag was
still in her hand and she pushed him off
of her. So, whatever. It was not like
this.
Sorry, I got to take a breath.
He got a little aggressive, which
warrants, I guess, the whole sexual
abuse verdict, but there was not a rape
verdict because you and I both know it
was contentious to even call it rape.
She said she doesn't know if he stuck
his fingers in her or if it was his
teeny little micro penis. She couldn't
tell.
>> [clears throat]
>> She also said if there were cameras, she
wouldn't use them in court because it
would just look like a sexy encounter.
If you can't tell if it's a sexy
encounter or a violent rape, it's not a
violent rape.
So, he got a little rough. She didn't
like it. She left. Big [ __ ] deal.
Here's your $88 million.
>> Wow. I guess for everybody watching,
this is a really good reminder that
ultimately there are around 125 million
Americans on the left and 125 million
Americans on the right. And whenever you
find a group of people that is
constitutive of 125 million, some people
are going to be batshit crazy. And I
think that this is a great example. This
leftist down here uh is batshit crazy.
Uh so let's go through it. The first
thing that you said is that, you know,
she invited/followed him into the
dressing room. You're you're right. She
did testify to that in court. Okay. Do
you agree [snorts] that husbands can
rape their wives?
>> Oh my god, that's a hard question to
answer cuz I was going over this in my
mind in case you were going to ask. Um,
it's hard because I was with my
boyfriend and I told him no over and
over and he still did it anyway. I was
pissed and I try to think to myself,
would I actually classify that as rape?
So, I wouldn't classify it as normal
violent rape. I would wouldn't classify
it as as much as like a small on the
lower end like like [snorts] a tap on
the butt. It's somewhere in the middle
or towards the lower end. So like if he
were prosecuted,
I would only want him to have like half
the time as a normal person. You know
what I mean?
>> Okay. Rape.
>> I think that's why I'm getting so like
fueled by this and you think I'm crazy.
I'm not. I'm just emotionally charged.
>> Rape is unconsensual sex.
There's nothing more. It's life is so
gray.
>> Listen, you guys take everything so
black and white.
>> Rape rape is pretty rape. Rape is pretty
black and white.
>> Not really.
>> It's either you were raped.
>> Okay. There's a sexual action done unto
you. Okay. That included penetration
that was unconsensual. Or you were not
raped. There was not a sexual action.
One moment. Just one. One moment. Just
one moment. Okay. There was not a sexual
action done unto you that involved
penetration that was without consent. So
when you tell me that like maybe rape
can't occur in relationships because
you're in a relationship. Well,
>> not now as long as I don't think
>> it.
>> Sorry.
>> Listen, I'm already really struggling
today. I have I'm I'm think I'm sick. I
am sneezing every like 3 seconds. I'm
super congested.
>> Have you had any? It's really hard for
me to focus on the own argument on my
arguments that I'm making right now just
because of all the allergy [ __ ] I got
going on, but when you interrupt me
every two words, it just makes it
impossible.
>> I'll stop. Last thing, have you had any
benadryil or anything like that?
>> It's uh something you take at night
makes you doze off.
>> Yeah, I was wondering if you were tired
from that and that's why I asked. Okay.
>> Okay. So, I'm I'm actually going to blow
my nose and then I want to respond to
what you said without you interrupting
me, please. Okay.
This sucks so much. This sucks so much.
I'm actually dying today. I think that
we're definitely going to be cutting the
stream short. But anyways, to get back
into what I was saying. So, it doesn't
matter if you're a married woman. It
doesn't matter if you're a woman in a
relationship. It doesn't matter if you
know the man. It doesn't matter what you
are wearing. It doesn't matter how you
presented yourself. It doesn't matter
what sequence of events led to the
outcome. If there was unconsensual
penetration, there was rape. Okay? And
there are so many scenarios where we
will see really shitty men tell women
and girls otherwise to get them to doubt
themselves. And there are many scenario
where women will doubt theirelves
including you. Okay? And this is not
only bad for the reason that it has
caused you to underval the same way in
reverse. Sorry. under I mean the the the
experiences that you've gone through,
but it's also bad in the sense that you
seem to be projecting this mindset onto
other individuals to under mean the
experiences that other women have went
through. Okay,
>> I have a question. I have a question.
>> So, so women
Ally,
just what what do you want to ask?
If she's laughing with him right before
she's joking and she goes into a female
woman's dressing room, isn't that some
sort of implied consent? It wasn't until
a little bit after they were into it, he
got way too aggressive. And that was
[ __ ] up, I admit, but it's not gr. So,
>> do you agree that husbands can rape
their wives? Yes or no?
Uh,
>> it's a hard question. I lean towards
yes.
>> Okay. So, you don't think that marriage
is implied consent, but you think a kiss
is implied consent.
>> You don't think that marriage is implied
consent, but you think that laughing is
implied consent.
>> Flirting. She said he was pretty. You
guys need
>> You understand that a woman can flirt
with a man without wanting to [ __ ] that
man, right?
>> Yeah. My point is she could elect.
>> Like I'm so sorry. Like if if if we were
to like assume your your understanding
of the of the mechanisms and the ways in
which consent works. Literally, if a
woman talks to a man, then apparently
that man owns her body and can do
whatever he wants to it. If a woman
flirts with a man, that man I'm going to
mute you, Ally. That man owns her body
and can do whatever he wants to it. If a
woman kisses a man, that man owns her
body and can do whatever she wants to
it. Flirting is not consent to sex.
Okay? Talking is not consent to sex.
Kissing in virtue of itself, okay, is
not consent to sex. A woman can kiss a
man without giving her body to him.
Okay? And I my the really big point that
I want to make here is clearly Egene
Carol going into the dressing room with
him is not consent for him to penetrate
her vagina. Okay? In the same way that a
woman marrying a man and going into a
lifelong committed relationship with him
is not consent for that man to rape the
wife, which is exactly why marital rape
exists.
And that's just a fact. And frankly,
I'm so disgusted by your attempt to
undermean
her testimony and what she was able to
prove to that court and call her call
her a liar. Because think about it this
way, [snorts] why would she even share
the complexities about how maybe there
was something going on between the two
of them made clear by the fact that she
was willing to go into the dressing room
with him? Why would she even make that
clear and be vulnerable about the
entirety of the engagement that unfolded
if she was lying? Because very clearly
that gives the power and ability to rape
apologists such as yourself to then turn
around and use that experience against
her.
But for the last time, flirting does not
equal consent. What you wear does not
equal consent. What you say outside of
saying that you want to have sex does
not equal consent. Okay? A kiss does not
equal consent. And I want you to
understand that. Okay?
>> Especially when two people are just
meeting one another. I also want that
point to be really clear,
>> you know, like I I I think when you
build a relationship with somebody and
you spend like years of your life with
them,
>> okay, it's like you get to know each
other, okay? And like sexual intercourse
can be mutually initiated. Okay. Without
sitting down and saying I do I do. Okay.
Based on mutual sounds like you're
saying of of enthusiastic
uh body language and movements. Okay.
But like you know like these people just
met each other. Like what are we doing?
[snorts]
>> I feel like if you want the long answer,
I can give you that. If you want the
short answer, the short answer is going
to be let's agree to disagree on that
one.
The long answer is kind of I'll try to
make it short too, but like if you
remember the Me Too movement personally,
there was like on a scale of 1 to 10, up
10 was Harvey Weinstein. He was a piece
of [ __ ] [ __ ] On level one, I would
put Louis CK who whipped out his dick
and tried to jerk off in front of women
who later said they didn't want to see
that. I put this [ __ ] at like level one
or two. And I'm sorry if I find the gray
area and the gray scale for you is too
[ __ ] up to go into. If you're
comfortable being in the black and white
and the yes and no, that's okay. But I
slightly disagree. I would like to move
forward with your other points cuz this
is
>> what do you specifically disagree with?
>> For me, the definition of rape is
unconsensual penile penetration.
Basically that and the
>> be raped by the fingers. So, what's the
relevant
So, what's the relevant difference?
What's the Wow. What's the relevant
difference between a man penetrating a
woman's vagina with his fingers and
penetrating a woman's vagina with his
penis? That makes it rape in one case,
not the other.
>> Dude, I've had bigger ones, so it's
painful. And especially the way they use
it. And if they just stick it up your
ass, it's going to be way less painful
with a finger than a [ __ ] dick. Are
we really going to play games?
Like you can't tell me if you're in a
strip club there to look at naked women
who are there willingly to show their
bodies. If a manager or owner of that
strip club comes in and looks, it's
like, "Oh my god, that's a problem."
That's basically what MissUSA was. They
were showing off their bodies. Oh my
god, they looked at their bodies that
they're there to sell. It's It's on a
scale of three or one maybe. I don't
know. But it's not a big Harvey
Weinstein.
>> Wow. Okay. So you said the relevant
difference between a man penetrating a
woman's vagina forcefully with his
finger and a penis that makes it rape in
one case but not the other is going to
be pain caused by size of the thing. And
because penises are typically larger
than fingers this means that it's
therefore rape with a penis but not with
a finger. So if a man has a penis that
is the one moment
>> if a man has a penis
>> and more often just have a
>> moment if if a man has a penis that is
the same size as the average index
finger or would you say that that man
couldn't even possibly rape a woman? It
doesn't matter down and forces his penis
inside of them. It's not rape because of
the smaller size of the penis.
>> I wasn't just saying size. I'm talking
about what I define as rape is like
you're going to use a penis in a more
sexual manner than you would your
finger. If you're fingering somebody
that's
>> it's not always like I don't know how
else to talk to you about this without
you just immediately dismissing me. So
if we could just go to your next point
that would be great.
>> We were talking about I want you to
respond I want you to respond policies.
>> I want you to respond to the point I
asked you why it's rape with the penis
but not rape with a finger. And then you
said because the penis is bigger and
could cause more pain. Okay. So
therefore, if a penis is smaller and
cause the same amount of pain as a
finger, it's not rape with a penis.
>> I feel like either you're not listening
to me or I'm lagging a bit. It's also
the manner in which you use a penis,
which is almost always sexual or go piss
and a man finger. It's the manner. If a
man uses his fingers to to penetrate a
woman's vagina forcefully or not
forcefully, that is sexual
>> outside of an OBGYn or a doctor on on on
an operating table. When when a man
penetrates a woman's vagina with his
fingers, that is sexual by nature. If
I'm walking like 45 feet through the
mall to the lingerie section, laughing,
joking, talking about how cute he looks
from the last time we hung out, and I'm
literally leading him on, and I'm not
trying to make the argument you think I
am. She has access to the women's
changing room. She also has access to
all these other doors. It's a mall. You
can get the [ __ ] out if you're really
that afraid. She's not stupid. She could
read the room. She was an advice
colonist.
>> Sorry. You you are now pinging ponging
between the means that you are using to
blame the victim.
>> I want you to address the last I want
you to address the last point that I
made. Okay. I asked you why it's rape
for a man to penetrate a woman's vagina
with his penis compared to to a man's
fingers. And then you said the
difference was the size of the thing aka
penises are typically bigger than
fingers and b the nature always being
sexual the penetration with the thing.
So then I clarified, well, we could
envision a man with a penis uh around
the same size as the average finger. And
according to you that want to be rape,
well then you said, well, it's always
sexual for a man to penetrate a woman's
vagina with his penis. Then I said,
well, outside of the context of doctors
and OBGYNS, it's always sexual for a man
to penetrate a woman's vagina with his
with his fingers. So it seems like
there's no meaningful difference between
the force penetration of a woman's
vagina with a man's penis or man's
fingers. Meaning that if you're going to
consider it to be rape in one case, you
should consider it to be rape in both
cases. Okay. You victim blaming weirdo.
Jesus Christ. Okay. And and then the
next thing that you said was, "Oh, she's
walking through them all and maybe
leading him on." Okay. I'd like to
clarify I'd like to clarify with one
really big important point. We don't
[snorts] know that she was leading him
on because she was clearly entertaining
some level of of attraction just because
she didn't want to have sex with him. A
woman is not leading a man on if that
woman flirts with a man, talks to a man,
or kisses a man without wanting to have
sex with him. Okay, it is true that for
many many many women and for many many
many girls, okay, it's not 0 to 100 in
the sense that if they find a man
attractive, they want to lay down their
uh they want to lay down their body and
have sex with him. Okay. In many
scenarios, women, especially women who
have undergone previous experiences of
rape and sexual violence, want to get to
know a man on multiple independent uh
intimate, romantic and
non-intimate/nonromantic
levels before they're willing to have
sex with him. And this is [snorts] not
leading that man on because we we we
view leading a man on is like a bad
thing to do. So when you accuse a woman
who wants to have some level of
relationship with a man as leading that
man on because she doesn't want to have
sex with him, okay, that is literally
rapist logic. Okay, but like even if she
was, that doesn't mean that he had a
right to her body.
In general, when you're talking about
women, I wholeheartedly agree. And yes,
I consent the whole finger thing still
counts as rape. But for me personally,
calling what happened to Eugene Carol
sexual violence diminishes the validity
of experiences of women who have
actually gone through it like what I
think I have. So like say like saying
she's just I don't know. She should just
be happy with her 88 million. I feel
like we should just
>> the only thing diminishing theid the uh
validity of the experiences of victims
of sexual violence here is you.
>> I feel you are
>> by it wasn't.
>> I want to clarify. Okay. Well, you
actually just conceded that it was rape
because you conceded that the force
penetration of
>> woman answer and I want to move on.
>> Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. I'm so [ __ ] sorry
for diminishing the lived experiences of
of victims of sexual violence because I
think that a man can rape a woman with
his fingers. I'm so [ __ ] sorry for
thinking that newborns who have their
sexual organs penetrated by old men with
their fingers because their male member
is too large to fit in the newborn in
into the newborn's female member is
child rape. I guess me calling that
child rape is really diminishing the
lived experiences of victims of sexual
violence. And I bet when you make up
about 3 billion excuses for perpetuators
of sexual violence by saying, "Oh, she
was leading him on, therefore he gets to
do whatever the [ __ ] he wants to her
body. Oh, she had many opportunities to
slap him in the face and run away. And
because she didn't, therefore she was
responsible for her own raping that
therefore I'm the one diminishing the
vict the real lived experiences of
victims." No, bro. You're crazy. I'm I'm
so sorry. You are legitimately
perpetuating very very very terrible
beliefs. Very very terrible belief
system up. It's I'm just one crazy [ __ ]
from nowhere. It doesn't matter. I
didn't want to clarify. It doesn't
matter.
>> Listen. Listen. I don't even think I'm
showing you anger. I don't think that me
speaking with passion, okay, on refuting
the claims made by you, which in turn
perpetuate sexual violence on a very
very very high level because you are
low-key telling me the same things a
rapist would tell me in order to justify
what they did that I'm responding with
uh with passion is anger. No, no, this
is not anger. This is passion.
Okay. Well, regardless, it's
raising your blood pressure and mine.
I'm upset because I'm triggered and I
didn't know what else to tell you other
than we're going to have to agree to
disagree.
>> Well, well, frankly, I would question
people One. Frankly, I would question
people who don't have their blood
pressure raised when they hear you
literally just like spam every excuse
possible for why a victim of rape is not
a victim of rape. And after you spam
every excuse possible for why a victim
of rape is not a victim of rape, you
then turn around and say everybody who
disagrees with you is undermining uh the
lived experiences of true victims of
sexual violence is just like the the
cherry on top, the cyanide cherry on
top. I I would question anybody who
doesn't have their blood pressure even
slightly raised by that.
Someone I knew who used to be my friend
a long time ago, believe me or don't.
She had a sister who she asked to go out
and get some food for her from wherever,
and she went out. It was close by. They
found her unconscious, beat up in a in a
ditch. And it turns out later she was
beat unconscious and raped. And that's
what I consider a gr and not what
happened to EG. So, I'm sorry. Okay. And
I don't I don't know how else to say.
Like, I just don't believe that it's the
same. Women are tougher than you're
[ __ ] making them out to be. Okay? And
get to do whatever he wants to her, but
she left. That's what she did. She had
agency. She
>> quick question. Okay. So, if I were to
break into your house, point a gun at
your head, and then hit you over the
head with it to knock you unconscious
and then steal all of the valuable
possessions from your house and leave,
did I rob you?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Let me ask you another question.
If I were to break into your house,
point a gun at your head, not knock you
unconscious, and I you just kind of
stood there because you had a gun at
your head, and I stole all of your
valuable she had no choice, and then I
left. One moment, one moment. One
moment. One moment. Did I rob you?
>> Like I said, you're implying she didn't
have
>> Just Just did I rob you? Just please
just did I rob you?
>> What was the hypothetical that you come
in with a gun, you point it at me, and
you say,
>> "Yeah, but I but I don't knock you out
this time." But you're just like scared
of getting shot. So, you just let me
take all everything in your house. Did I
rob you?
>> Well, because they're forced%
no choice. But just did I rob you? Yes,
they are. Yes, they are.
>> Okay. Okay. I did rob you. Perfect. Now,
next question. If I break into your
house and I don't even point a gun at
your head, but you think I could have a
gun or I could harm you in some way. So,
then you just sit there quietly and
silently while I take all the valuable
possessions from your house. Okay,
that's when I stop interrupting me,
Ally. And then you just sit there
quietly and silently while I take all
the possessions from your house because
you think that I could have a gun or
could harm and hurt you in a very
serious way. I'm not asking you if you
would do that. I'm asking you if you did
do that in this scenario, would I still
be guilty of robbing you? Could Could I
still go to jail for burglary?
>> I don't know. That's more murky because
this person doesn't have a gun. What's
the implied threat? Is he hitting walls?
Is he yelling? Is he just standing
there? just standing there. How the [ __ ]
is he robbing, dude? Oh, how how the
[ __ ] is he robbing me when he like busts
down your door and uh and and you and
you don't you don't like
>> Never mind. That was the implied thing.
I didn't I didn't hear that part, but
Okay, that's still Well,
>> so he's still robbing you without
pointing a gun at your head, right?
>> What?
>> He's still robbing you without pointing
a gun at your head, right?
>> If he busts open your window and says,
"Give me your shit."
>> [snorts]
>> That's still robbing you. Yeah.
>> Right. Perfect. Even even if he didn't
point a gun at your head and even if he
didn't knock you uncover harder to say
that it is.
>> So here's here's the thing. Here's the
thing. Okay. Right. In all three of
those scenario, I still would have been
robbing you. Okay. But then as soon as
it's about women getting raped, you say
that the rapist has to first knock them
unconscious in order for it to actually
be rape. Do you know what this tells bad
men who want to take advantage of women?
that if they don't knock them
unconscious, Alli won't consider them a
rapist. So maybe they'll get away with
it.
That's what it [ __ ] tells them. You
are actually, like, I'm not even kidding
here. You are actually emboldening,
okay, and empowering men to rape women
because what you're telling them is if
they don't first knock that woman
unconscious, they're not actually a
rapist. And then back to this, well,
maybe she had the choice to like punch
him in his gut and run away. [snorts]
Well, this is also victim blaming
because guess what? According to
multiple resources that I could give you
the PMIDs for, including the the
National Institute of Health, around 70
to 90% of people who are raped
experience temporary paralysis because
their brain is trying to make sense of
what is occurring to them. And then it
induces this type of freeze response uh
that is very very very very um uh
primordial in the sense that it was
driven by evolution that when a big
predator is trying to kill you, you just
act like you're already dead and maybe
they won't kill you.
The same type of freeze response that we
see in nonhuman animals when humans get
aggressive towards those animals or
predators get aggressive towards the
prey is the same type of
evolutionarydriven response that we see
in 70 to 90% of rape victims. They
literally experience literally
experience per the doctors temporary
paralysis.
It's called fonding.
>> Dude, you got to stop muting me cuz you
are doing the same thing by undermining
my intelligence that you would do to
eene. I know what fight, flight, or
freeze is for [ __ ] sake. I know
evolutionary psychology. I took I know
this [ __ ] You don't have to explain the
basics. You just keep working from a
false premise or for something like your
hypothetical was a guy bust open your
window. Hea violently comes into your
house and says, "Give me your shit." He
didn't have to have a gun. The breaking
in part was the violence. So your whole
thing was misconstrued and then you went
>> Exactly. Just like a man doesn't have to
first knock a woman unconscious. The
whole forcefully penetrating her vagina
was the violence.
>> Okay.
I'm just saying, you know, if there's a
Gavin Newsome versus a Trump, I'm not
going to vote. If there's a M Donnie
versus Trump, I'll vote. I'll be a
liberal. I'll be a goody two shoes. But
I'm not [ __ ] working from this
premise of Kamla would have been better
because after her election, we make the
left look backlash. The make the left
look [ __ ] terrible. You should just
keep your political opinions about Zaran
Mdani to yourself because you are Fox
News's wet [ __ ] dream. You are
everything that I'm not you are you are
everything. You are everything and more.
Okay, that the right wishes the left
was. You are a radical, crazy extremist
that lacks coherent political and moral
ideologies and frameworks. Okay? You are
legitimately a radical extremist.
And you are absolutely 110% doing a
disservice to leftist communities. And
I'm saying that as somebody that's not
even a leftist.
You are embarrassing.
Genuinely [ __ ] embarrassing.
And on a real note, [snorts] go to
[ __ ] therapy. Go to [ __ ] therapy.
Cuz I'm just going to be real. I bet
that what you believe and why you
believe it is consequential of what
happened to you.
This whole time you've been demeaning
victims because maybe the perpetuator
was your boyfriend or husband. This
whole time you've been demeaning victims
because they weren't totally knocked
unconscious and then left in a ditch.
Earlier you told us that your boyfriend
raped you without knocking you
unconscious.
You are demeaning yourself.
Go to therapy.
Usually, usually, listen, usually I say
this [ __ ] kindly to people who join my
live stream and they and and they talk
to me and in the process of that better
understand what happened to themselves.
But frankly, bro, this is a perfect
example of impact over intent. I
[snorts] don't think I have it in me to
tell you these things with with with
with politeness. Okay? When when you
turn around and you use your own
repressed trauma that you can't
understand to like genuinely perpetuate
some of the most harmful social
attitudes that are possible to exist
that then cause the same thing to happen
to so many other people.
All right? But because I still
ultimately do believe they are
consequential of what happened to you.
Please, for the love of God, for the
love [snorts] of human people, for the
love of society, for the love of women
and girls, and for the love of yourself,
go to therapy. Talk to a [ __ ]
professional. [snorts] You absolutely
need to unpack what happened to you
so you can unpack your egregiously
harmful views that you were perpetuating
on other people like you.
Okay,
[snorts] hit the hit the mute button
then unmute because we can't hear you.
Maybe this just a sign from God that I
should just kick her. Okay, let's just
going to get the next guess up here.
Only opposite [snorts] side of the queue
if you happen to be an American adult
that supports Donald J. Trump is
president.
Jesus Christ, dude.
[snorts]
[ __ ] Let's go to get the next guest up
here. Only opposite side of the queue.
If you happen to be Mag, everybody, I
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as hell. I just can't even
[clears throat] believe it. Um, welcome
in. Do you support Trump?
>> Hey, Dean. Yes, I do. My name is Jack.
>> I'm 21. Uh, 22.
>> Okay, sounds good, man. Uh, give me one
moment here to blow my nose, but in the
meantime, feel free to
>> Yes, sir.
>> Feel free to tell us why you support
Trump.
Absolutely. I support Trump because
a couple his his entire career he ran
on the idea that he would close the
border. He closed it to I believe I
don't have the data in front of me, but
99% border crossings reduction within
a couple of weeks of being in office.
Insane.
I think it's crazy. I think he has the
right uh the right motivation for this
country. I mean, if you look at cities
like I live in San Francisco. If you
look at cities like San Francisco,
they're being destroyed, right? There's
homeless people wandering the streets
constantly. It's like there are open
drug markets. Um, my parents got invited
to a party the other day. They had to
wade that they they had to take a
specific route through the city to avoid
encampments. You know, Donald Trump is
actually cleaning up our cities,
repainting monuments, you know, [snorts]
taking people out the streets.
>> All right. Thanks, man. I'm I need to
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>> Uh but then as soon as I'm done doing
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that you just said. Okay.
>> Okay.
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YouTube super chat. Honestly, that last
conversation just ran for a really long
time and I wasn't able to thank people
for like literally an hour and a half.
First and foremost, I'm very grateful
for every single person who's been
supporting the stream today. It's
because of people like y'all that we are
able to continue to do this for 4 hours,
7 days a week. I'm actually just going
to go ahead and start by responding to
what this guest said. Uh, and then I'm
going to weave in thank yous from people
on super chat. So, just expect that in
the middle of the debate, dude. But,
let's go ahead and hop back in. So, you
told me that you support Trump because
he significantly reduce undocumented
border crossings. Yeah, sure. What has
he done to reduce sign to to
significantly reduce undocumented border
crossings?
>> What has he done to significantly reduce
border crossings? I mean, I think that I
I Okay, so I walk around San Francisco
all the time, right? I talk to cops,
right? They say that they are being kept
from doing their jobs. They're being
kept from keeping homeless people off
the streets. He did the same thing at
the border. He went he he he allowed
people to actually get deported. He
allowed people to keep people from
crossing the border, which was not being
done under Biden.
>> So, was this like a change in policy?
Was this a change in executive orders?
Was this a change was what did he
change? I'm not at the White House, but
um I I can tell you the CBP data shows
the daily border patrol apprehensions
are down 94%.
>> Yeah, I No, don't worry. I I agree with
that. I'm just asking you like what he
did to cause that. And and honestly,
like I don't really expect you to be
able to answer this question, but I'm
asking it so you could get to a point
where you could admit that you can't
really answer the question.
>> I I I mean, I'm not in the White House.
I don't think he publishes exactly every
single action he does, but
>> if you look at the data, you can see
what's happening.
>> Awesome. So, you agree that this data
exists. Oh, sorry. I forgot to turn back
on the screen on YouTube. My bad, folks.
So, you agree that this data exists.
Okay. But you just can't explain the
data. Well, guess what? I can I can
explain why border crossings are down
significantly.
>> It's actually quite simple. Um, okay.
The reason why border crossings are down
quite significantly is because
undocumented immigrants are just simply
now too scared to use undocumented means
of entry to come into this nation. He
scared them away by infringing on
>> you. Say undocumented, you mean illegal
means of entry?
>> Yeah. [snorts] Undocumented immigrants
have been too scared to use illegal
means of entry to come into this
country,
>> which is So you're saying that they've
been scared to break the law
>> and you think that's a bad thing?
>> They've been very scared. Yeah. Because
of the means that he used to make them
scared of breaking the law. Yeah,
>> you're right. I feel so bad for all
those immigrants that are scared to
break the law. We should make them feel
more comfortable breaking the law.
>> I I think that we should feel bad for
the for the thing that makes them really
scared of breaking the law,
>> which is what
>> uh human natural
violations from the presidency
>> because the Trump administration has
been attempting to infringe on the
constitution and strip citizens of their
citizenship to then line them up for
deportation. That scares new entry away.
Uh because the Trump administration has
stood by ICE violent murderers, killing
citizens and undocumented immigrants
alike and then fighting against any
attempt to prosecute them uh for that
action of murder that has scared new
entry away. Uh because the Trump
administration is standing by their
illegal deportations in violation of
individuals fourth and 14th amendment
rights to a place in Sika and El
Salvador where they are literally
getting beaten and tortured. That scares
new entry away. Okay, but guess what? I
don't think that the means justify the
ends. I don't think that anything could
justify these uh these heinous human
rights violations. There's no reason
why, no good reason why ISIS killed more
uh US citizens in the last year and a
half than Iran. And I would argue that
anybody that does stand by a president
wanting to pretend to be a dictator uh
circumventing Congress, putting himself
on top of the Constitution to abuse
human rights, is uh definitely a bad
person.
>> All right, let let's go back. You said
that it's unconstitutional to enforce
the law. In what way is it
unconstitutional to enforce border laws?
>> So, I was very specific with what I
called unconstitutional. The first thing
that I called unconstitutional was
Trump's attempt to strip birthright
citizenship from the children born to
undocumented immigrants on American
soil. And then the second thing that I
>> And then the second Well, that's one of
the things that caused there to be less
undocumented entry because if Donald
Trump is willing to illegally take
citizenship away from citizens to deport
them, what is he willing to do to actual
undocumented immigrants? But then the
second thing that I brought up that
infringed on the Constitution was Donald
Trump illegally deporting undocumented
immigrants without giving them uh due
process. [snorts]
I undocumented immigrants do not deem
due process.
>> Uh so that's not true. You're very
obviously uh legally illiterate. You've
probably never read uh the law in your
life, which is kind of ironic
considering the fact the argument for
why you support Trump hinges on the law.
>> I I I have not ever read a law in my
life. That's absolutely those are those
are very dense books.
>> I I don't think anybody could read the
entire law of the of the United States.
>> I ending birthright citizenship is also
not unconstitutional at all. That I
think that's what that's what scared
people off of the Democratic party.
>> Oh wow. Okay, here we go. Well, first
and foremost, so the reason why
undocumented immigrants have due process
is pretty simple. The constitutional uh
the constitution protects both natural
rights which are rights for anybody
within the jurisdiction of our country
as it protects rights exclusive for
citizens. But one of the natural rights
that every person within the
jurisdiction of our country has even if
they're not a citizen would be the
natural right to due process. And this
is outlined in the constitution itself.
[snorts]
>> Oh my goodness. What's that?
>> Feel feel better. Feel better, Dean. I'm
sorry that you're feeling sick. Well, I
mean, yeah, I'm sick as [ __ ] but at
least I'm still uh cooking cooking some
mega some mega arguments. Would you like
to respond in the last thing I said
about how it is true in accordance with
the fourth and 14th amendment that all
people in the jurisdiction of our
country, even those that aren't
citizens, have a legitimate claim to due
process?
>> Okay. You're saying you're saying every
single illegal immigrant gets full due
process just like a citizen.
>> Yeah. So literally literally every
single person
>> across the border
>> every single person in the jurisdiction
of our country has to process in
accordance with the fourth and 14th
amendment. Yes.
>> I it it it doesn't make sense to me that
somebody could walk over our border and
then have allow use up US resources
within a court of law.
>> Oh my god. Right. Use up use up US
resources sitting around waiting for
their court date getting a free public
defender. If we see if somebody at the
border sees somebody crossing across the
border, right? Oh my gosh, you just came
over. We're going to go to a court
somewhere in San Diego.
>> Well, actually, no. They don't they
don't go to a court. So, when they when
they literally see them crossing over
the border, okay, they don't have to go
to a court first, but they still have to
honor the due process rights of the of
the person that they want to detain and
deport. Uh, and ridiculous policy, Dean.
>> Okay, that's the Constitution, bro.
You're just You're just calling the
Constitution ridiculous, dude.
>> I did not. That That's not
constitutional.
>> You're saying the Constitution forces us
to run full court for people who snuck
across? No, it's not. It's not at all
true. Federal law lets Border Patrol
remove recent crossers caught within 100
miles of the border without a long drop.
>> Yeah. Yeah. It's called expedited
removal. and the Supreme Court of
ridiculous argument by the left.
>> Hey, hey, hey, I'm sorry that I'm just
telling you the truth. So, yeah, what
you're referring to is expedited removal
and uh the Supreme Court ruled that
expedited removal must honor uh that
undocumented immigrants right to uh due
process. But it does honor that
undocumented immigrants right to due
process.
>> Yeah. It doesn't matter how long you've
been in this country, you have a claim
to due process.
>> How far away from the border?
>> I mean, under Obama it was uh within 50
miles. I think under Trump it's now up
to 250 m or maybe no mile minimum. I
think he's changed that. But it doesn't
matter. I mean at the end of the day it
doesn't matter where you're at or how
long you've been in the country if
you're within the jurisdiction of a
country of a claim and right to due
process.
>> No. [snorts]
No. No. No. No. Because the fourth and
14th amendment because the 14th the the
fourth and 14th amendment don't say uh
that all people have a have a right to
due process given that they're within
like these specific geographical
parameters away from the border or
they've been here for beyond a certain
amount of time. Oh, the fourth and 14th
amendment say very clearly, "Any and all
people have a claim to due process
before their rights to life, liberty, or
property are bridged upon." That's just
the constitution, dude. And now you're
like, "Oh, look at this liberal
argument." Like, "Oh, like look at this
liberal argument." No, no, no, buddy.
I'm not giving you a liberal argument. I
am reciting to you uh law like reading
to you and reiterating to you the fourth
and 14th amendment. And I'm reciting to
you case law like the ruling from this
uh Supreme Court in 2021 that did rule
that even expedited removal has to
uphold the undocumented immigrants right
to due process. But it does uphold the
undocumented immigrants right to due
process.
>> You're you're absolutely lying. Federal
law has allowed expedited removal of
recent crossers since 1996.
>> Yeah. And and expedited removal has to
honor their right to due process. It
does.
>> People Dean Dean,
>> I'm giving you resources here. Can you
please Can you Could you please respond
to the fact No, no, no, no, no. I don't
care what illegal immigrant whether
illegal immigr I want I want you to
respond I want you to respond to this go
to court ruling that I gave you from
2021 that ruled that yeah in
circumstances where undocumented
immigrants are removed with expedited
removal their right to due process still
has to be honored. [snorts] You know,
Dean, I you know what I I will admit to
you, I don't know every single law. I'll
give I don't know every single case law,
okay? But I can tell you that it makes
sense in my mind that if somebody is
coming across the border, let's say
you're a Border Patrol agent, right?
You're looking at someone sneaking
through the slats, right? You're telling
me you can't put them in cuffs, take
them back to Tijana, right? And then
release them.
>> I'm telling you that you have to invest
takes. Hi, bro. You are really [ __ ]
stupid. I've already told you this four
times. I will happily repeat it for a
fifth time. If you could promise me that
you will listen to me, okay?
>> Wait, am I?
>> Can you promise me that you will listen
to me if I tell you this for a fifth
time?
>> I I've been listening.
>> If you were listening, then you wouldn't
be asking the question that you just
asked because it's something that I've
already responded to and explained four
times.
Okay, I'm going to explain it for a
fifth time. I'm saying that everybody,
including undocumented immigrants within
the jurisdiction of our nation, have a
constitutional right to due process. In
response, you're saying, "So, if Border
Patrol see somebody sneaking through the
border and they literally just came into
our country and they saw that they just
came into the country, that they can't
just throw them in cuffs and and bring
him back over the border. They first
have to bring him to a courtroom." Okay,
here's my response. They actually don't
have to first bring him back to a
courtroom. they can kind of just put him
in cuffs and then uh execute what is
called expedited removal from the
country which doesn't necessitate a
hearing in an immigration court. But
this is not equivalent to the claim that
therefore undocumented immigrants don't
have a legal right to due process
because in 2021 in the SCOTS case
homeland of department of homeland
security versus thur you can look this
up on your own they ruled that that
process does not abridge upon the right
to due process that the undocumented
immigrant does have. Basically, what
this court ruling stated is that it's
not true that that undocumented
immigrant does not have a legal claim to
due process. It's just rather true that
that legal claim to due process is being
honored within the due process of
expedited removal.
>> That that that doesn't make any sense.
They don't get any due process because
they're being brought right across the
border
>> according to the due process. according
to the courts, okay, within the system
of expedited removal that is in place
and all the boxes that have to be
checked in order for expedited removal
to take place, they are having their
right to due process in accordance with
the eyes of the courts and the law
honored.
Dean, the the reason that Americans
voted for Donald Trump is because people
like you are arguing that we should
allow people to cross across the border
illegally as opposed to if it is true
that im that that illegal immigrants are
so good for argued letting them in
legally.
>> I haven't argued anything except for the
facts of what the law says. Not at not
at one point in this conversation have I
given you my opinion. Not at one point
in this conversation have I given you a
Democratic opinion. Not at one point in
this conversation have I given you any
type of biased information borne out of
my political leans. Okay. The entirety
one moment. The entirety of the
conversation that I've had with you is
just simply a reflection of what the law
says.
>> That's all. Can you please point me
toward Democratic opinion? No. No. One
moment. Can you please point me towards
the Democratic opinion that I've given
you in this conversation that you think
is the reason why so many people voted
for Trump? Can you because you've
repeated that maybe 10 times now.
>> Oh de this this Democratic [ __ ] is
the reason why people voted for Trump.
Repeat the quote unquote democratic
[ __ ] that I gave you that literally
wasn't just a reflection of what the
Constitution says and a reflection of
what the courts have said about what the
Constitution says. Dean, you have spent
the last what is it 10 10 minutes, 15
minutes arguing for the rights of
illegal immigrants that are crossing
over the border to get into our country
illegally. It's like you're you're like
def you're defending people who are
doing illegal things in this country,
people who are breaking the law. It's
like it's like trying to defend like
robbers of stores, you know what I mean?
Oh, you know, like the people who are
robbing stores
right now. I'm telling you, hey, a I
think you're a hypocrite. A, I think
that you're a hypocrite because you're
because you're seemingly getting angry
at me for what you think is me defending
people who are guilty of victimless
federal misdemeanor. Meanwhile, you
support a 304count felon rapist who is
guilty of over 1 million infractions
upon federal law via his concealment and
cover up of the Epstein files as
president. But B, the point that I
really want to address here is my quote
unquote defense of the rights of
undocumented immigrants has just been
reading you the law. Okay, let's just
let's just make this let's just make
this super simple. Let's just make this
super simple. Is it true or false that
the law more so the constitution says
every person in the jurisdiction of this
country has a right to due process? Is
that true or false?
Dina, Dena, you just told me
of the border. Is it Is it I I just want
to know. I just I just want to know. I
just want to know. I I I just I just I
just I just want to know. I just want to
know, bro. I just need to know, bro.
You're horrified in responding to me
here. Is Is it Is it true or false that
according to the fourth and 14th
amendment, all people, citizen or not,
have a legal and constitutional right to
due process in this country? Is that
true? I believe that every person in the
world should be treated like a human,
but I believe that somebody who is found
at the border.
Hey, hey, is it true or false
that according to the Constitution,
all people in the jurisdiction of our
nation have a legal right to due
process? Is that true or is that false?
>> Absolutely false.
>> Perfect. Give me one court's ruling that
agrees with you.
>> Danny, you gave me the court ruling. It
was DHS versus Thorasian thoragium.
Okay.
>> In 2020
crossers get almost no constitutional
due process. They're reading me the
exact court ruling.
>> Okay. Okay. Okay. So your argument is
that the Scotas case, Department of
Homeland Security versus Ferigrassium
ruled that undocumented immigrants do
not have a constitutional claim to due
process. Correct?
>> Yes. Yeah.
>> Okay. How much money would you like to
bet? [laughter]
>> Dean, I'm telling you, I I told you a
couple of times I do not have the firmst
grasp on exactly.
>> Don't worry, bro. We could tell.
>> Okay. [laughter] But I can tell you that
your argument is the reason why
Americans do not
>> Don't worry, bro. I I bro, it's not my
argument. It was the court's argument.
>> Hey, hey, hey. And it's not my argument.
It's the court's argument. It's not my
argument. It's the court's argument.
It's not the Democratic It's not the
Democratic position. It's it's the legal
position. It's It's not how the how how
people on the left feel. It's what the
Constitution says. So, so let's take a
look at the [snorts] ruling that you
just said, okay, makes it clear that
undocumented immigrants do not have due
process in this nation. You said
Department of Homeland Security versus
the Graassian ruled that undocumented
immigrants don't have a a constitutional
claim to due process. You are wrong.
Okay. Scotus did not rule that
undocumented immigrants do not have a
constitutional claim to due process.
Therefore, expedited removal is legal.
Rather, Scotas ruled that undocumented
immigrants do have a claim to due
process.
But expedited removal is legal because
it doesn't violate it.
The nature
of the subject matter being contested by
the Department of Homeland Security that
Scotas affirmed was not the claim that
undocumented immigrants lack due
process, but rather the claim that
expedited removal does not violate their
right to due process.
[ __ ] mic drop, bro. You chop
supporters are a dying breed. You make
up less than 30% of our population and
every single day less and less and less
people support Trump because you either
have to be wildly idiotic or wildly
insane
to agree with what you are saying.
If you literally read the Department of
Homeland Security versus Thorrassian,
you will see that the claim contested by
Thorograssian
was that
the Department of Homeland Security was
violating the right to due process of
undocumented immigrants with expedited
removal.
The ruling of the court was that
[snorts]
they do have due process, but expedited
removal does not violate that right.
go ahead and respond.
>> Holy [ __ ]
>> Hey Dean,
>> I I mean I I think we can I think we
might be at a at an impass here. We
might have to go on to something
something else. I I believe that it that
it showed that um that recent crosses
have no due process. I believe that
that's what that court
>> Do you understand that this is a public
court case that you could read online?
>> Dean, what do you think about Donald
Trump cleaning up a
>> No, no, no, no. Do you understand that
this is a public court case that you
could read online?
>> I do. I do understand that. And my
interpretation
>> No, it's not. I just I I want you to
show me where inside of the court case
they ruled that they don't have the
right to due process.
because it allows
be because it because it allows no due
process within I believe it was 50
miles, right?
>> Show me where in the court it allows no
due process. Show me where in in the
side of the court case it says it allows
no due process.
>> It show it shows me 50 miles throughout.
>> Yeah, it show me where in the court it
says if they're within 50 miles they
don't have due process. Go into the
document and search 50 miles.
>> You will just find where it says that
they could remove the
>> me page number. What do you want?
>> Oh my goodness. Dude, you're just Oh my
go Oh my god,
dude. You are just finding
Oh my god. I I I can't repeat this. I
You are really stupid.
The court's ruling was that expedited
removal was legal. Yes,
>> because it doesn't violate their right
to due process.
>> The court did not stop.
>> I'll repeat myself.
>> The court ruled that expedited removal
is legal because it doesn't violate
their right to due process. The court
did not rule that expedited removal
because they don't have due process. Do
you understand the difference?
Do you understand the difference between
the court ruling the expedited removal
is legal because it doesn't violate the
right
>> Do you understand the difference between
the court ruling the expedited removal
is legal because it doesn't violate
their right to due process and the court
ruling that expedited removal is legal
because they don't have due process. Do
you understand the difference between
those two concepts? [snorts]
>> I I do, Dean. I I fast though to talk
about a different topic. No, no, no.
>> What is your evidence that the second
concept is true?
>> This is monkey jargon.
>> It's the
>> What is monkey jargon? What the hell?
>> We need to go. We need to go. Come on.
Come on.
>> Okay. I If if you don't want to talk
about something else, Dean, I I' I've
already told you. It's It's It's in the
court case. 50 miles from the border. It
look 50 miles from the border. How do
you know that when it says 50 miles from
the border inside of the court case,
it's not saying that that's legal
because it doesn't violate the right to
due process?
>> All right, bro. He just left.
>> Am I going crazy, guys?
Am I going crazy?
Can you guys just be honest? Did I make
like any sense at all in that last
conversation?
I appreciate you for the meteor show.
That's very kind of you. Did I make any
sense? Was I like Was I making sense?
Like was what I was what I was saying
like understandable
and was he just a [ __ ] or was I just
not making any sense in the slightest?
[snorts]
Uh let's go. Like I I I don't know. I
sometimes I'm left in a position where I
genuinely don't know which one of those
two things is true. I don't know if it's
true that I was making sense and he was
a [ __ ] or I wasn't making any sense in
the slightest and that's why he
genuinely couldn't understand the
message that I wanted to convey to him.
Thank you for the Galaxy. I really
appreciate you. Let's go to get the next
guest up here. Only opposite side of the
queue if you happen to be an American
adult that supports Trump as president.
[snorts] Here we go.
I made sense. Perfect.
Thank you so much for another galaxy.
That's very kind of you. Uh yo, over on
super chat, African Warlord, thank you
so much for the $200. Let's get 2,000
African W's down below in that comment
section. That is very, very kind of you.
I really do appreciate you so much for
the love. That is incredibly, incredibly
kind of you. Thank you so much, African
Warlord. Please do show some love to
African Warlord down below in that
comment section. That is a ridiculous
amount of money. I'm very, very grateful
for you and your support. Show some
massive, massive love to African Warlord
down below. Genuinely, like [ __ ]
hell. African Warlord says, "Sacrifices
are fine for the betterment of our
country as long as I'm not one of them."
ass caller. African Warlord sent that in
a while ago when the guest before the
last guest was straight up arguing that
it's like totally fine for like millions
of people to die as long as she wasn't
one of them. [snorts] Like literally
insane. I appreciate you so much for the
$200 a African warlord. Josh Kennedy, do
you support Trump?
Uh
>> considering I'm from the UK, probably
not. Mike Lever, do you support Trump?
Yes, partially though.
>> How old are you?
>> Uh, 15. I didn't realize that you had to
be 18 my fault.
>> I actually don't have the rules up in
the middle of the phone screen, so I
won't ban you for that. Um, thank you so
much, Cat, for the 10 Canadian dollars.
Who says you're as clear as day? Explain
it at a fifth grade level. Wasn't you
good, bro? I thought I thought that I
was explaining it uh at a fifth grade
level. I thought the thing that I was
saying there was pretty easy to
understand. [snorts] Uh, thank you,
Dominique, for the 14 Canadian dollars.
who says, "Thank you for saying all the
things that I wanted to say to Ally."
Well, I'm happy that I hit all the nails
head on. Um, jeez, we've been live for 3
hours and I'm just still dying over
here. Um, thank you so much, uh,
Hollywood for the 20 Australian dollars.
Who says, "Apparently, the time I was
held down and touched on consensually,
leaving with tears require medical
attention doesn't count." Jeez, I'm so
sorry to hear that that you Hollywood.
And I know that once again, you're
referring to the crazy things said by
Ally. Just completely disregard her,
okay? She was just insane. She was
absolutely just She'd lost her goddamn
mind. go ahead and hop inside of the
queue for me if you are an American
adult that supports Donald J. Trump as
president. Thank you so much Hollywood
for the $20. Same thing to Elizabeth.
Thank you for the $20 as well who says,
um, well, I'm actually going to keep
that in myself just because I feel like
that is bringing up a lot of uh the very
triggering things that we're talking
about earlier. Just know that I
appreciate you for the $20. Uh, same
thing to you, Rodney. Thank you for the
$10. I appreciate you so very much.
Matthew, thank you for the $10. Who's
just calling Ally crazy? King of the
Golden State, thank you for the $20. Who
says therapy for uh Ally? So true. Thank
you for the $20. T with the $21 says,
"Swing by the store and pick up some
flown." Dude, I probably need to um
because I am [snorts] dying today. Holy
[ __ ] Thank you so much, Steve, for the
$21. You are awesome, my friend. Thank
you so much. Count Nefaro, thank you for
the $20 on Super Chat. He says,
"Marriage is not a free ticket of sex."
I I couldn't agree with you more, and I
can't believe that that alley lady was
saying otherwise. Uh Katie with the $20
says, "All rape is violent rape." I did
catch that that alley lady was saying
otherwise. She was saying that sometimes
rape isn't violent. Um, welcome in. Do
you support Trump?
>> Yes. And you know what Ally said is
crazy. Even as a Trump supporter,
>> unreal.
>> Age, please.
>> Oh, 18. 2008, April 14th.
>> What are your pronouns?
>> He, him.
>> Okay. Go ahead and tell us why you
support Trump.
>> Um, you know, I like his policies. I'm
I feel like I could be easily swayed,
though.
You know, I what I know is like prices
are lower. I don't know. Like, is that
100%.
>> Sorry. I know that that guy was 12. I
was honestly [laughter] was just using
that as an opportunity to blow my nose.
Let's go to get that next guest up here.
Only hop inside the queue if you happen
to be an American adult that supports
Trump as president. Here we go,
everybody. Let's go to get the next
guest connected. We got barely
functioning loading in. Um, mask, thank
you so much for the $100 on super chat.
Thank you so much, Mask. Let's get 1,000
mask W's down below. That is very, very
kind of you. Thank you so much for that
love and support. Mask mask with 100
says, "Dean, I have allergies so bad. I
I'm in indoors probably until
midseptember anyways. Walgreens is cold
and allergy." Uh, you have to sign for
it, but it really really helps. Well,
I'll check that out. Mass, thank you so
much. Usually the [ __ ] that you have to
sign for or buy over the counter or I I
I guess from behind the counter,
whatever it's called, uh, they're
they're usually they're usually a little
bit more effective. So, that's some
really good advice. I appreciate you for
the $100 mask. Let's get 1,000 mass W's
down below. Thank you for the love. You
are incredible. Then gay uncles, thank
you for the $50 on super chat. Who says,
"The other half, Jamie, wants you to
take care of yourself as we need you and
Parker for the long run." Thank you so
much, you guys. Huge shout out to Gay
Uncleles. Thank you for the $50. And
Jamie, it's finally good to know one of
y'all's names. Thank you so much. We're
all caught up on super chat. You guys
have been very, very kind over there for
the day. Thank you so very much. I left
the camera off again. My bad. Uh,
welcome in, Perry. Do you support Trump?
>> I do. How old are you?
>> I'm 18.
>> What year are you born in?
>> November uh 2007.
>> Okay, dude. Bro, the [ __ ] VOD on
YouTube is going to be all [ __ ] up
because every 3 seconds the screen just
goes black because I'm blowing my nose.
Terrible. Perry. Okay, why don't you go
and take it away and tell us why you
support the worst president of your
life. And I'm actually going to be
listening to you, but I'm just running
to the other room to grab another
container of Kleenex. I've already gone
through two today. Jesus Christ. Uh why
don't you take it away and tell us why
you support Trump Perry?
Perry. Hello.
>> Sorry. I think I got Sorry. Um I once
again I'm going to leave, but I'll still
be able to hear you. So just tell us why
you support Trump. Okay.
>> All right. Well, first thing I'd like to
say is [clears throat]
>> Ecclesiastes 21. Dean Withers. Remember
that one.
Ecclesiastes 21. Anyways, Romans 6:23.
Hope you have a good day. God bless.
I take that as like aura. Honestly, a
little bit of an ego boost real quick.
He's so scared of me. He left when I
wasn't even uh in the room. [snorts]
Just quoted some Bible verses and
dipped. Uh let's go to get the next
guest connected. Only up inside of the
queue if you happen to be an American
adult that supports Donald J. Trump as
president. Only up inside the queue if
you happen to be mag. Everybody
uh ran out of tissues. So now we're on
to toilet paper. Jesus Christ. Oh, I'm
dying today. I'm actually dying, bro.
This is so terrible. Absolutely
atrocious. We should probably end 30
minutes early. We're we're we're going
to we're going to we're going to we're
going to end we're we're we're going to
end 30 minutes early. We are. I mean,
this is this is just this is bad. This
is this is bad. This is really bad. Uh
I'm going to quickly blow my nose
because this is bad.
>> Jesus Christ. Do welcome in. Are you a
Trump supporter? And if so, how old are
you?
>> We don't know.
>> No, he he does not like Trump, but he is
from a world
of
>> Satie. Satie, Satie, hello.
>> Parents.
>> Yeah.
>> And
>> Satie, hello. Do you know you're on the
stream?
>> I'm I'm going to Satie, I'm going to
kick you off in two seconds.
>> Okay. All right. Whatever. Moving on to
the next guest. Uh, let's go to get the
next guest connected. Every every so
often that happens where somebody will
request to join and they forget that
they're on the live and then they'll
like
>> [sighs]
>> join the live. I don't I don't know.
Maybe they have their volume their
volume turned down or something.
Let's [snorts] go to get the next guest
connected. Ollie hop inside of the cube.
If you happen to be MAGA, welcome in
sport Trump.
>> Yes.
>> Age, please.
[snorts]
Okay, they left. [ __ ] dude. I'm dying.
Oh my god. Oh my god, dude. If I could
get through this stream, I'm gonna be
proud of myself.
I'm going to be proud of myself if I
could get through this [ __ ] stream,
dude. Uh, [snorts] moving on to the next
guest. We got gunner loading in over on
Vimeo. Thank you, uh, Marina with a $5
for the tissue funds. Yeah. So, clearly
need it, huh? Allison Ally, sorry. Thank
you for the $15. Who says, um, we don't
cla We don't claim that crazy bit. Thank
you for doing what you do. The fact that
women's rights are being attacked at all
is insane. And she was out of her mind
with those claims. Uh, love you, Dean.
Well, I love you too, Ally. I appreciate
you so much for the $15 and thank you
for sharing your thoughts. Uh let's go
to get the next guest connected only up
inside the cube if you happen to be an
American adult that's worse Trump is
president as well as Isabella. Thank you
for the $10 who says this is only for
you to buy your girlfriend a sweet treat
with. Bro, you absolutely got it
Isabella. You got it. That will go into
the girlfriend sweet treat fund 110%.
And then Earl, thank you for the glowing
jellyfish. Uh thank you so much for the
$5 bin. I appreciate you. And then
Johnny, thank you for the $10. I really
appreciate you as well. and Sakura,
thank you for the $50 donation on Vinmo.
That is S A K U R A. Sakura, you have
always been very kind to me. I'm very
grateful for your love and support. Show
some love to Sakura down below. That is
very, very kind. Thank you so much. And
then Sydney, thank you for the $10. She
says, "Ally has a lot of internal work
to do. I couldn't agree with you more."
Shane with a $20 says, "How do people
not understand that if we didn't give
due process to non-citizens and we
couldn't put any then we could put
tourists in jail for no reason without a
trial?" Yeah, we could literally kill
them for no reason without a trial if
non-citizens did not have due process.
Literally insane. Thank you for the $20,
Shane. Uh, welcome in. How old do you
19?
>> [ __ ] What year are you born in? [ __ ]
>> September September 1st, 2006.
>> Okay. Uh, do you support Trump?
>> Yes, sir.
>> All right, bro.
[ __ ] Oh my god.
>> Terrible. Terrible, bro. No, dude. I'm
not good. I'm not good. This is It's
been this way for like 3 hours now. I'm
I'm dying. Dude, take it away. Tell us
why you support Trump.
>> Well, honestly, man, I feel like
[groaning]
guys, he just got a little bit nervous.
He just got a little bit nervous,
everybody. He just got He just got a
little bit nervous. Let's go to get the
next guest connected. Only hop inside of
the queue if you happen to be back. Oh
my god.
Oh my god. Oh, [ __ ] you. What the [ __ ]
>> Yeah, I appeared again when you wasn't
expecting that. [laughter]
>> Where did you come from?
>> My mom just text me if I'm good.
>> I thought I kicked him.
What the hell? Yo, crazy. Anyways,
moving on to the next guest. Anyways,
guys, this is, you know, uh we're doing
debates today, but you know, you see me
super allergenic, sneezing everywhere
all the time. This is a part of what it
means to do streams seven days a week.
You know what I mean? Seven days a week
wi with without fail wi without without
break. Um w without taking even a moment
and setting it aside. Seven days a week
like clockwork. This is the outcome.
[snorts] Um so every so often you'll see
me on live stream. Maybe a little sick,
a little sneezy,
>> but uh guess what? We're going to roll
through it. Uh, welcome in sport.
>> Hello.
Okay, it doesn't look like they're here.
Moving on to the next guest. Only hop
inside of the queue if you happen to be
MAGA. We got uh MAGA. Mega, sorry. We
got Mega loading up in. Uh, Grace, thank
you for the $3. Britney, thank you for
the $10, who says behind on the VOD. Uh,
but if she's willing to sacrifice
people, is she willing to sacrifice
herself? I would assume that's a
question for Ally. I better answer would
be no. And then Miss Christina, thank
you so much for the $100 donation on
Vinmo. Thank you so much for the love,
Christina. You are awesome. Thank you so
much. Let's get 1,000 Christina W's who
says with $100. Thank you for being an
amazing human and trying to educate
others. Well, I try my best. I think
that it's really important to be
critical thinkers and I just want to
help people critically think. You know
what I mean? I really appreciate you so
much for the love. Let's get a Christina
Ws. You are awesome. Same thing to you,
Morgan. Thank you for the $15. And Maya,
thank you so much for the $10. Then
Alexandra, thank you for the $10 as
well. You says, "I've never donated, but
Ally made me passionate. Had to pull
over and cry on my way home listening."
I'm so sorry to hear that, Alexandria.
She definitely was saying like a [ __ ]
ton of in an insane very triggering
[ __ ] Uh Christina, sorry Christa, thank
you for the $20. Uh who says that
robbing analogy that you gave to Ally
was bars and inspired me to monetarily
support you. You've been a longtime
observer, but that was just fire. Thanks
Christa. Thank you for the $20. Then
same thing to Amy Amie with the $25 who
says, "Doing Lord's work." Well, I'm
trying my best. Thank you so much. And
then one last one for now. Thank you,
Linda, for the 10 bucks who says, "Thank
you for all that you do." Well, thank
you, Linda. Welcome in. Do you support
Trump? [snorts]
>> Uh, I just want to say your piano
playing was fantastic. I watched a video
on that and that that was so cool.
>> That's a whole
>> I appreciate you, dude. I appreciate
you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm I'm not
as I'm not as sharp at the piano as I
used to be. Um, you know, you you pretty
much need to be in constant um practice
to really really be a killer on the
keys. I try my best.
>> Um, get the hell out of the bath. I've
died again. Oh, guys, I'll be back. I
have to blow my nose again. Jesus
Christ. Only inside of the cube if
you're an American adult that supports
Trump as president.
All right, getting back into it. Um, you
know, how about this? We were doing this
earlier and this was actually pretty uh
pretty successful at getting the Trump
supporters up on the stream. Uh, if you
are an American adult that supports
Trump as president, um, uh, buy like 50
cents worth of Tik Tok coins and then
send the goat gifts. They are one penny
each. I'm really I promise I'm not going
to make too much of anything off of
them. Uh, it's just a way to filter for
kids because kids typically don't have
money to spend on their phones. So, if
you send the goat gift, I will invite
you up to the stream. Um, looks like
some people already are sending the goat
gifts. Just make sure that you don't
abuse that process. Welcome in Mom. Hey.
My mom is She supports Trump.
>> Okay. Did you already ask her if she's
down there?
>> Yeah, I did. Mom, I'm on the live. He's
ready to debate you.
>> I told you that he was Okay. She's right
here. Dean.
>> Please just say hello.
>> Hello. Hi.
>> Hi. I Well, hi. So, my name is Dean. I
do a daily live stream where I try to
debate Trump supporters and change their
minds. It looks like that like this
could have been thrown on you by your
daughter. So,
>> No, I told her.
>> Yeah. No, I mean I did know about it,
but I didn't realize. Yeah, go ahead.
I'm sorry. And I I I've been listening
to you and I'm very You're very
interesting. I'm very impressed with
you, actually.
>> That's very kind of you. Uh well, would
would you be willing to have a
conversation with me about why you
support Trump?
>> Um I mean, sure. I basically it was
along the lines of the other gentlemen
that um I mean the things that were I I
just [clears throat]
living here in Seattle the crime and the
homelessness is getting out of hand is
out of hand but um the streets are over
since
I know I sound very uneducated but
bottom line um the two things that um
affected me the most would be the uh
immigration. I appreciate that he's um
forceful on that. And then of course the
crime in the city like when he had to
send the um National Guard in to help.
Uh I know people didn't like that, but
it's like if the police aren't doing the
job then, you know, so those basically
those two things.
>> Okay. Okay. Well, let's go over. So,
first and foremost, police seemingly
have been doing the job. Uh we've had
remarkably uh positive downward trends
in violent crimes across the nation over
the course of the last four years. In
2024 alone under Biden uh murders
actually dropped by 15%. In the year
before 2023 they dropped by 12%. So
we've seen a continued downward
trajectory in crimes uh over the course
of the last four years. So I would
attribute the continuation of this trend
to Trump. Not to mention his deployment
of the National Guard in cities like
Seattle and states like Illinois. uh you
shouldn't be a fan of those because they
violated our constitution. The Supreme
Court gave their opinion that the
president deploying the National Guard
of a State without the approval of said
state's governor in said state is an
infringement on states rights and in
violation of the 10th amendment. And we
shouldn't be in favor of the president
ignoring and violating the Constitution.
asking how it violated.
>> But I mean, but then how did it violate
it if if the um if we were kind of
technically kind of feeling unsafe in
our own city with
>> open drug market, you know, kind of
thing situation.
>> Well, because the 10th amendment has
some guarantees uh in considering states
rights. It's unconstitutional because
that's what the Supreme Court said.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> Thank you.
>> Wait. And then wait, can I go on mute
and remind her of another reason? Like
it will take like two seconds.
>> Yeah. What I what I will say though is I
have had a lot of debates with parents
where the children also kind of want to
be a part of it. And I've just noticed
that I'm just trying to be honest here.
It usually makes the conversation a
little bit more difficult. So just, you
know, be conscious of that. But like but
like feel free to like remind her of
anything. I I just it it just happens
sometimes and it kind of like throws the
line of communication off. So, I just
want to let you know, I'm not trying to
like come at you or anything, but you
know.
>> Okay. Mention the rape. Okay. Mention
the rape.
>> Okay. You want me to talk to her about
that? Well, I mean, how about how about
we do that? How about we talk to her
about that? Would you still support
Trump as president if he was a violent
sexual uh predator?
>> Um, I mean, uh, no.
>> Okay.
>> Do you agree that he would be a violent
sexual predator if he raped someone?
>> Um,
yes. I just have Okay. Yes.
>> Okay. Okay. So, a court ruled he raped
someone.
>> Okay. Um,
and
>> all right. Well, I mean, you Okay, I'll
have to do more of my research on that.
And so, yes, you uh have won your point.
>> Wait, so you
so that was in I mean it so that was in
2023. Uh, a court ruled that he raped
Eugene Carol by forcefully penetrating
her vagina with his uh fingers. There's
also other instances of sexual violence
that Trump has engaged in like in 2005
when he boasted about sexually
exploiting the naked bodies of beauty
pageant contestants by barging into
their dressing rooms live on air. I'll
play that clip too.
>> Obligation to do that.
>> So, so you have done that. Now, tell me.
>> Well, I'll tell you the funniest is that
I'll go backstage before a show and
everyone's getting dressed and ready and
everything else and you know, no men are
anywhere and I'm allowed to go in
because I'm the owner of the pageant and
therefore I'm inspecting it. You know,
I'm inspecting. I want to make sure that
everything is good. You're the dress. Is
everyone okay? You know, they're
standing there with no CL. Is everybody
okay? And you see these incredible
looking women
>> and so I sort of get away with things
like that.
>> Okay. Yes. The Howard Stern days. I
remember those uh those days.
>> Yeah. I mean, what what do you have to
say about that? It seems like
>> what [laughter] he described he did
there would be sexual violence, making
him a violent sexual predator. And you
said if he was that thing, then you'd
stop supporting him. So, have we changed
your mind or do you want to talk more
about his immigration policy or whatever
other concerns you?
>> Uh, no. Oh, I would say you changed my
mind.
>> Wait, actually.
>> Yes, I would say you changed my mind
then.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. I appreciate you. I hope you have
a good rest of your day. Okay.
>> Wait. Bye. I'm a huge fan. Dean,
>> I appreciate you for your support and
thank you for getting your mom on the on
the mic.
>> No, thank you.
>> Of course. You guys have a good one.
Take care.
>> I don't think we changed her mind, but I
just wasn't going to push it. [laughter]
Let's Let's go to get that next guest.
Get acted only inside of the queue if
you happen to be an American adult that
supports Donald J. Trump as president. I
don't know. Maybe she did. Maybe she did
change her mind. I I I don't I don't
know. Uh let's go to get the next guest
connected. Uh only up inside of the
queue if you happen to be an American
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Let's go to get the next guest
connected. We will probably be cutting
the stream short. We have been live for
3 hours. We're probably going to cut it
short at 3 hours and 30 minutes just
because of the way I'm feeling. Alani,
thank you so much for the uh for the
Galaxy. That's very kind of you. Just
wanted to put that one out there. Just
wanted to put that one out there.
Uh all right, guys. Guys, if you're an
American adult that supports Trump as
president, uh, feel free to send the
goat gift. We're going to be talking to
Trump supporters that way. This guy sent
a handful. MC Twinky, do you support
Trump?
>> Yes, I do.
>> How do you?
>> I'm 18. I'm Yeah, I'm 18.
I promise you I'm 18. I don't know why
you have doubts on your face. You mean
>> what year were you born in? I was born
2007.
>> What month?
>> I was born in April.
>> I just can't.
>> What? Why? I could Well, I was going to
say I could throw my ID on there, but
that would be infringing my identity and
I don't want to do that. But I'm
actually part of the Twinks for Trump
campaign
and I see people saying,
>> "Do you swear that you're being serious
about your age?"
I swear I put it on everything.
>> And what what what what month and year
were you born in?
>> You said July.
>> 2007.
>> Oh, yeah. You'd be You'd be 19.
>> I know. I But you just But you just said
that you were 18.
>> Cuz it's always 18 plus. So I just
automatically go that I'm 18.
>> I'm banning you, bro. I'm banning you.
I'm going to blow my nose again, folks.
Give me three seconds.
I don't even want to know what quote
unquote twinks for Trump is. [laughter]
[gasps] Sav, thank you for the $20 over
on super chat. I appreciate you, Sav.
Let's get 200 Sav Ws. Thank you so much
for supporting what we do. Sav with the
20 says, "Dean, love your content. How
could I talk to slashconvince my family
that being trans is not going to
indoctrinate my younger Oh, my younger
siblings. It's such a silly argument
that has been used against me. Also, my
parents uh voted for Trump. Oh, I'm so
sorry that here that you're going
through that. Jesus Christ. I'm I'm so
sorry, Sav. That just sounds terrible
now. Um
Jeez, you know what? There are some
creators on TikTok who actually are
trans and they run very similar lives to
myself, but they hyperfixate on, you
know, trans issues. If I were you, I
would go try to find a couple of them.
Um, I'll I'll I'll I'll come back
tomorrow maybe with uh a list of uh the
names of a couple good ones. I think
that you should talk to them if you
happen to have a Tik Tok account. I
think that you'd really get a lot out of
a conversation with them, much much more
than I could ever give to you. Uh on
Vinmo, thank Caitlyn for the $4. Shout
out to you. Dominic, thank you for the
40 cents. And then Matthew, thank you
for the $10. Who says, "Dean, just want
to say that you're absolutely making
sense today. Even with all the
allergies, they just can't keep up and
you're not putting up with their
[ __ ] because tracking their insanity
is far too difficult. Uh, you are
awesome and I hope that you feel better.
Thanks, man. I appreciate you. Um, you
know, I honestly, like I said this
earlier, think that all that my
allergies are ultimately kind of my own
fault. Um, because I'm the one who
hasn't deep cleaned my office.
>> Tell your fans to leave me alone.
>> I'm tired of the videos. I'm tired of
the comments and I'm tired of the DMs.
Bro, leave me, bro.
>> Feel free to hop back inside of that. I
didn't mean to kick you.
>> Um,
yeah. Guys, leave that guy alone. He He
might call the cops on you. He might
call the cops on you. Leave that guy
alone. Or he might punch another hole in
his basement wall and
>> call the cops on you for a hate crime
just because you called him Phil. TX. Do
you support Trump?
>> Yes, sir.
>> How old are you?
>> Uh 18.
>> What year are you born in?
>> 2008.
>> Uh what month?
>> May.
>> Okay. Let me thank a couple people here.
Michelle, thank you for the $10. Who
says, "As an essay survivor, it took me
eight years to realize what happened to
me by then." Um, mo seven-year-old so
had passed away. I'm grateful that my
mom believed me. You can't shame
somebody into recognizing. Thank you for
supporting survivors. Oh, I appreciate
you for the $10, Michelle. I'm so happy
that you think that we would do here is
positive and and I'm so sorry to hear
that that happened to you. U Miss
Caroline, thank you so much for the $50
donation on Vinmo. That is so kind of
you. Thank you, Caroline. Let's get 500
Caroline W's. That is so incredibly
kind. Caroline with the $50 says,
"Here's my weekly dono uh for trying to
make the world a better place for my new
grandson that was born today. love and
to support us always. Oh, Caroline, that
is so awesome. That is incredible. Thank
you for the $50 and best of luck to of
course yourself for being a grandma, but
also to the to the mom and the dad. Why
don't you take it away, man, and tell us
why you support Trump as president while
I blow my nose.
>> Uh, so I think he's doing a lot of good
stuff for America, especially with the
borders, you know, keeping him strong,
you know what I mean?
What are the specifically like
specifically what are the good things
that he's doing with border? Uh
>> I think he's kicking people that come
here illegally out. You know what I
mean?
>> Mass deportation is a good thing. And
what is one way that mass deportation
has made our country better over the
course of the last year and a half?
>> So I think it's so I feel like
they are
you know selling drugs. You know what I
mean? Or
>> Okay. All right. Well, according to the
Department of Homeland Security, over
80% of the people who traffic and sell
drugs in America are US citizens. Not to
mention that undocumented immigrants,
according to PNAS, are four times less
likely to engage in nonviolent crimes,
like selling drugs, than citizens. So,
quite frankly, you're wrong.
>> Quite frankly, I like how you said that.
>> Well, what about uh you know, they're a
lot of them do um illegals. They like to
essay people. Uh, no. Trump is the
rapist. Undocumented immigrants are
Trumpist to do that citizens.
>> You know, apparently one of his victims
apparently quote, you know what I'm
talking about. Apparently
they he a whole what I think is a whole
bunch of them are just trying to get
famous and freaking get money. You know
what I mean? I don't think he's a
rapist. I'm not trying to get you
banned.
>> Okay. All right. Well, that's
ridiculous. We've we've we've talked a
lot about how he's a rapist today. Um, I
want to ask you,
God damn it, bro. I just have to end the
stream early. This is terrible. I just
want to ask you why why why why do you
think undocumented immigrants, a lot of
them are are rapists?
>> [ __ ] Why do you think a lot of
undocumented immigrants are rapist?
Jesus Christ.
>> Because Mexicans are the uh second most
people that rape women.
Bless you, Dean.
>> Bless you.
>> [ __ ] [ __ ]
>> So, you said that Mexicans are at a
higher propensity to rape women.
>> All immigrants, including Mexican
immigrants,
>> are multiple
What the [ __ ] Times less likely to
engage in violent crimes like rape on
American soil than US-born citizens.
>> Oh, that makes sense.
>> Yeah.
>> Say that all of these undocumented
immigrants are raping women when they're
two.
Oh my [ __ ] god.
>> Bless you, Dean.
>> How can you Dude, this this has to be
biological warfare, man. This this has
to be this this has to be biological
warfare, dude. The Trump administration
has poisoned the water supply. That's a
joke.
How can you say that undocumented
immigrants are so much more likely to
engage in these violent crimes like rape
when they're quantifiably less likely to
do so than the average US born citizen?
>> Well, you can actually look it up. I'm
pretty sure I'm pretty sure Mexicans are
the second I mean I'm pretty sure first
is black people and then second
Mexicans, third is white people from
what I've done research on.
So, A, you're just straight up not
responding to the point that I'm making
about the propensity for natural US-born
citizens to commit crimes at
significantly higher levels than
immigrants, including undocumented
immigrants. And B, what you're just
looking at would be the racial
demographics of um like crimes
apparently quote quote committed by
people in this country. And I'll explain
to you why why I put air quotes around
that. First and foremost, not all
immigrants are members of one specific
race. There are Mexican immigrants,
there are non-Mexican immigrants, and
second of all, um it's just simply not
true. At least I think that one race or
more than one race is going to be at a
significantly uh higher likelihood to
engage in a violent crime such as rape
because of their race. Uh one thing that
we have to account for is that black and
brown people have been historically uh
oppressed and disproportionately
targeted um by the criminal justice
system. Black people account 14% of our
population. Yet they also account for
85% of the exonerations within our
criminal justice system. The second
thing that we have to account for is the
fact that even arrests made for crimes
that were actually committed by the
person that was arrested uh does not
amount to the only crimes that are
committed because of course many if not
most crimes go um under reportported and
never caught. Okay. And the police have
disproportionately overp police black
and brown neighborhoods to an extent uh
that we don't see in predominantly white
neighborhoods. meaning that when a black
or brown person does commit a crime,
they are multiple factors more likely to
get caught for that crime in comparison
to an to a white individual. And then
the last thing that I'll say is we also
have to account for socioeconomic
concerns because we know the less money
you have, the more likely you are to be
in poverty, the more likely you are to
engage in crimes. Poverty causes crimes.
And uh the average white American has a
significantly higher uh GDP per capita
compared to the average black or Mexican
American due to um various systems and
structures that have existed in this
country such as systemic racism uh that
may influence that outcome as well. But
the point is, okay, it would be
absolutely and undeniably false to say
that a Mexican individual is more likely
to engage in a crime because they're
Mexican. And a more important stat than
looking at uh crimes arrested for on the
basis of race would be to look at are
immigrants specifically undocumented
immigrants since that's who we're
talking about uh are they more likely to
engage in slash commit crimes in compar
in comparison to the average US citizen.
And the answer there is no there are
multiple factors multiple times less
likely to commit violent crimes and
non-violent crimes on American soil
compared to the average US-born citizen.
>> I see where you're coming from. I think
you changed my mind on all this. You
know what I mean?
>> I just want to say I love what you do,
man.
>> Uh I see I I love what you do. Just, you
know, supporting your opinion. You know
what I mean? I love what you do.
>> Yeah. Well, I'm happy that we
>> Thank you for bringing me up.
>> Yeah. I'm happy that we could change
your mind. You have a good rest of your
day. Okay.
>> You too.
>> Yeah. You take care. You take care. Uh
even though even even though I'm over
here dying, we are changing minds and
I'm happy about that. That's That's
always a good thing. Even though I'm
[ __ ] dying. Somebody in the comment
section just said, "Dean looks tired as
heck." Bro, I am. Let Let me Let me tell
you guys what I'm gonna do as soon as we
end the stream here in like 20 minutes
probably. We're probably going to get
off early. I'm going to go to the store
and I'm going to get a Swiffer um with
the attachment of like cleaning products
and I'm also going to get a bunch of um
bleach wipes. And I think I just really
have to deep clean my studio because I
have never really deep cleaned it. And I
think that over the course of like the
last year uh or two, that's just le led
to an extreme buildup of like cat hair
um in here. So, it's time to finally
just really deep clean it. That's a
that's a good thing to do. Uh Olivia, do
you support Trump? [snorts]
>> Dean, will you be my friend? We can be
>> Okay, that was weird. Let's go to get
the next guest up here. Hop inside of
the queue. If you are an American adult
that sports truck, that was [snorts]
strange, dude. Uh, Nixie, thank you for
the $10. She says, "Dean, thank you for
educating people on the facts.
Appreciate you. Please buy Momo some
extra treats." Oh, well, thank you so
much, Nixie. Yeah, Momo is getting a
bunch of treats today. We love that. Uh,
welcome in. Do you support Trump?
>> Yeah.
>> How old are you?
>> I'm 18.
>> Is your last name actually Trump or do
you just uh love your da?
>> No, it's actually Trump. It's funny.
>> Okay. Uh, what's your birthday?
September 28th, 2007.
>> And why do you uh support the worst
president of your life?
[music]
>> Are you going to songify the argument?
[music]
>> Dang. Actually pretty good singer. Good
for you, man. We're looking for some
drum sporters though.
What was that? White Ferrari. I love me
some Frank. I think I think that was
some Frank.
Good song. Welcome in Trump.
>> I wanted to No, but I actually wanted to
have a
>> I'm sorry. Today we are just looking to
talk to some Trump supporters. I hope
they have a good rest of your day. Let's
go to get the next guest connected. Only
up inside of the queue if you happen to
be MAGA. Here we go. Uh here we go. We
got the next guest, Dame, loading up in.
[snorts]
Listen, bro. I love Frank uh Frank's
music, but he's like low-key kind of a
[ __ ] person. I I guess, you know. um
what was it he where he was set to
perform and he like pulled out literally
like an hour before and like just left
all of like the backup dancers and
everything just completely hanging after
after they had just spent so long so
[ __ ] long uh like preparing for the
show and getting getting ready to
perform. I don't know. When I when I saw
that I was like oh like dang, bro. Like
that's that's messed up. He should he
shouldn't have done that. Um, but I've
always really loved Frank Ocean's music.
Always really loved it. Frank Ocean's
music. Uh, welcome in. Haley, do you
support Trump? [snorts]
>> Play the piano.
>> Uh, band Macy, thank you for the galaxy.
Only opposite side of the queue. You
happen to People in the chat are saying
that his brother passed. Oh man, I
didn't know that. Yeah, that explains
it.
Yeah. Okay. Well, actually take that
back about Frank then. If if dude, if I
had a close family member that died, it
wouldn't even matter if I was like an
hour. um away from performing. I' I'd
cancel, too. That makes sense. I guess I
never heard that. [snorts] Uh here guys,
I'm going to quickly turn my camera off
and blow my nose and we're going to get
back to the debates.
>> WE ARE
THEAME.
We are char.
[sighs]
Dude, today's stream is just a [ __ ]
show.
Bro, today today's stream is just a [ __ ]
show, man.
Welcome in. Do you support Trump?
Moving on.
[snorts]
I I'm really I'm really trying to do my
best to get to three hours and 30
minutes before I end.
Omar, thank you for the $10 on Vinmo who
says, "You should buy an air purifier. I
have blue air and it's pretty good."
Yeah, maybe I should also get one of
those for the office. Thanks for the 10
bucks. Heidi, thank you for the Galaxy.
Kayen, thank you for the $10. Jay and
Leah, appreciate y'all for the $5.
And over on Super Chat, thank you for
the $10. Kayen says, "Genuinely, thank
you for helping me realize the
shenanigans of the people on the right.
Now I'm a Democrat. Your streams are
super informative. Keep up the hard
work." I love that, Kaden. That's
awesome. Thank you. Um, all right. Hey,
I don't think that Jack Kennedy's
debater. So, we're going to go move on
to the next guest. We got Daniel 4
loading up in.
I'm really trying to get to 3 hours and
30 minutes for y'all before we take off
for the day. Holy moly. Jana, thank you
for the $25. She says, "Sorry for all
the allergies. I also have terrible
allergies and quote unquote stinging uh
nettle supplements like Histlock and
Helma have really helped me. I'll check
them out. Thank you for the $25." Uh
Jana, good to see you by the way. Ally,
thank you for the $10. I appreciate you.
[snorts] Um, [laughter] Stacy with a $5
for the Zerek fund. So true. Uh, welcome
in. Do you support Trump?
>> Uh, yes.
>> Uh, okay. Well, your voice happens to be
registering at like two decels. Is there
anything that you could do about that?
>> No.
>> Okay. Then I'm going have to kick you.
>> Let's move on to the next guest only up
inside of the queue. You are here for a
debate.
Uh, let's go to get the next guest
connected. Here we go. Random guy
sending the goats. Let's see if uh
they're here for a debate.
Uh Cooper, thank you for the $20. Who
says, "My brother Derek passed away due
to motorcycle accident about a year ago.
We would watch your streams and videos
all the time. Thank you for being you
and for bringing me and my brother
together." I'm so sorry to hear that,
Cooper. I'm so sorry. I hope that you
and your family are healing all right.
You know, I I I hear about so many
motorcycle uh accidents because I have a
family member who works in the ER and it
it's just such a scary thing. You know,
it really is. I and I really hope that
you and your family are healing. Let's
go to get the next guest, Cameron
connected. Only upside of the queue if
you are here for a debate. I'm I'm
starting to to fall apart at the seams,
folks. We might even call it a little
bit earlier than 3 hours and 30 minutes,
but we're going to try my best. Uh
Cameron, do you support Trump?
>> We are Charlie.
We
>> Bro, I need Oh my god.
>> B, dude. Moving on to the next guest. We
got Tanner loading up inside of the
queue.
Unfucking believable. Unbelievable. Do
you support Do you support Trump,
Tanner?
>> What's up, Dean?
>> What's up, man? Do you support Trump?
>> Yes.
>> How do you
>> 18?
>> What about you, random guy? Do you
support Trump?
>> Uh, that that was me.
>> Yeah. Random guy. It's another person.
>> I'm 18. I support Trump.
>> Oh, wait. I'm talking to random guy.
>> Yeah. Yeah, I am a random guy.
>> Whoa, [clears throat] what the [ __ ]
Wait. Okay, Tanner. T Okay, Tanner, you
speak.
>> Mhm. Mhm.
>> Okay, I just kind of got all backwards
in my head. I can Tanner, do you support
Trump?
>> I'm kind of on the fence. You know,
>> we have [clears throat] a little game of
murder mystery to play here, boys. One
of you is here for debate and the other
one is in the bath.
>> Random guy is uh he's ba me. Random guy.
Are you in the bath?
>> I am not.
>> You can hear the echo.
>> Who is it? Which one? Which one of YOU
IS IN THE BATH? Rand random guy. Are you
in the bath?
>> Or is Tanner in the bath?
>> Go further left, bro. Go further left,
bro.
>> Okay. Random guys in the bath. Tanner. I
was getting ready to kick you. I thought
it was you, Tanner.
>> Oh, wow. Oh, wow. I'm a No, I'm a nice
guy.
>> Okay. Uh, and you're MAGA?
>> Uh,
I don't know, man.
>> Do you support Trump as president?
>> Like I said, I'm on the fence.
If
>> the election was held tomorrow between
Trump and Harris, who'd you vote for?
>> I'm not sure I would vote.
>> Okay, perfect. Well, if you if your
answer is not that you'd vote for Trump,
I am going to go to move on to the next
guest. But I do really hope that you
keep up with the live streams and we're
able to push you further left. Uh,
Vanessie, thank you for the $20. who
says, "Hey Dean, I work in trafficking
victim services and wanted to officially
reach out regarding a collaboration. Uh,
what is the best way to reach you for
congressional communication? Thank you.
Thank you for persisting day in and day
out." Vanessa, if you take a look at the
link tree in the description of the
YouTube stream, you'll find a work
email. Welcome in, random cashier. Do
you support Trump?
>> Uh, yes, but I do want to have a quick
me uh message. It's not nothing bad, but
I hope I wish you a happy birthday, man.
>> I don't know when it happened, but yeah.
Happy birthday.
>> Okay. Yeah. Thank you.
>> September. Okay, that's it. Rad, welcome
in.
>> Parker Jr., what's going on, buddy?
[laughter]
>> Shut the [ __ ] up, Red. [snorts]
Shut the [ __ ] up.
>> Final boss, how we doing?
>> Shut the [ __ ] up. You're not funny.
You're not funny. Okay, you're not
funny. For for for those that are
curious, earlier this guy joined Parker
stream and he was calling him Dean Jr.
and saying that I was a better debater,
uh, that I was more intelligent, just
try to rage bait Parker, and he was just
about to do the same thing to me, but in
reverse.
>> It's T-Man. It's Teeu Dean and Parker
Jr., let's not let's not mess this up
here. Okay,
>> Red, do you feel like giving an actual
argument for why you think that Trump is
a good president?
>> Oh, I think he's definitely way better
than Harris. Uh, shout out to the Tax
Cuts and Job Act, the One Big Beautiful
Bill, bringing manufacturing back to
America, prioritizing American citizens
and American businesses.
Uh, just bringing back common sense to
politics. The Democratic Party is broke
and uh putting their home up for sale
cuz they're they're so broke. You guys
lost the House, the Senate, the
Judiciary, and the Presidency, which is
kind of insane. Uh, so yeah, shout out
to to to Trump. You know, there's
actually a silver lining to the
Democrats literally losing everything.
That silver lining is when anything goes
wrong, you can't blame us. Which
actually is what leads me to my very
first question. You said that Donald
Trump is bringing more manufacturing
back into America. Okay. Explain why we
had the most manufacturing bankruptcies
in 15 years last year.
>> Oh, it's a it's a work in progress.
Nothing happens instantaneously with the
federal government of one of the the the
largest financial institutions the
America and in the world. You're not
just going to do it overnight.
>> Well, what a work in progress mean like
progressively working towards the end
goal of heightened manufacturing?
How is how is causing the most
manufacturing bankruptcies in 15 years a
part of that process?
>> So, they passed the big beautiful bill
which took effect last September. And so
after this year, because this is a we're
talking about tax law here, the
qualified deduction that the businesses
businesses can use to build their
manufacturing and their warehouses is
when we'll see that. Okay. So you're
saying that more people are going to
invest more money into manufacturing.
And why under Biden did we see the
largest boom in investment into
manufacturing? But then the day Trump
walked in office and every day since,
investment into manufacturing has only
been going down. Down, down, down.
>> I just disagree. Can you Do you have
anything to support that?
>> I do. I do. It's from the Federal
Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Just type in
FRED private fixed investment into
American manufacturing structures.
>> So, so you would say that all of the
data centers happening, you would say
that all of the things that we see
happening all over America, that's not
those jobs aren't real. Those things are
just not happening.
Well, what I will say is that the data
says that every single quarter since
Trump's inauguration, there's been
significantly less investment into
manufacturing structures. Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Well, the law passed in September and
it's tax law.
>> Let me let me show you this. Let me let
me let me just let me just show you
this. This is from the Federal Reserve,
Bank of St. Louis. Um, under Biden, look
at that [ __ ] boom, dude. Like, this
is genuinely incredible. This is
quarterly investment into American
manufacturers. Largest boom in recorded
US history. like like genuinely largest
bib recorded US history. But then Donald
Trump took office and it's just it's
been going down terribly.
>> And we see those similar things every
time the president changes or No,
>> no. No, we don't. Um here is the quarter
where Biden took office. In fact, it
only went up after
>> Are you referring to the Are you
referring to the global economic crisis
that we're recovering from?
>> What's the global economic crisis that
we're recovering from? You don't know
what the global economic crisis was when
Biden took office?
>> You're referring to the pandemic,
>> right? Yeah.
>> Yeah. Even in consideration of the
pandemic, it never went down.
>> So coming out so coming out of the
pandemic, you see the the increase,
right? And the law that just passed.
[cough]
>> Oh my goodness. [snorts]
>> And we we haven't seen any any results
of the tax law because you do your taxes
the following year, which is what I'm
telling you.
>> Most corporations pay estimated
quarterly,
>> right? So we see the results of that the
following year. Correct.
>> Okay. So we would see this in the next
estimated quarterlies, right? Or I mean
or like companies would even like start
acting off of the tax law that they are
going to pay in the future knowing that
that's what they're going to knowing
that they'll be able to claim additional
deductions. But what we see is that even
like right now like Q1 of 2026, we still
had less private fixed business
investment in manufacturing than Q4 of
2025. or
>> you're looking at one bank. I'd like to
look at all of them.
>> This isn't one bank. This is tracking
all of the real fixed private business
investment into manufacturing in this
country.
>> Look at the public.
>> What's that?
>> Let's look at the public investments.
>> So, this does not include public
investments now,
>> right? So, we want to look at all of it.
I don't want to just see some of the
data. I want to see all of it.
>> Well, this is the data that's going to
be representative of the claim that you
made because you made a claim about
private businesses.
>> Relax. Relax, buddy. Hey, relax. Okay,
you're safe.
>> I'm I'm relaxed. I'm just explaining to
you why we wouldn't include public
investment in this equation. The reason
why we wouldn't include public
investment in this equation is because
you specifically made the claim that
Donald Trump's tax law for private
entities is going to cause more
investment. Okay. Well, if the tax law
only applies to private entities, it's
going to cause more investment of
private entities. So, of course, we're
going to be looking at how much private
entities are investing and they're
investing less and less and less and
less. I I think the only reason why you
would want to include public investment
alongside private investment is to try
to just ignore the fact that you're
wrong about the big beautiful bill
causing more business investment that we
have supplementing it with uh
inflationary government spending
[snorts]
>> that we have uh publicly traded
companies. So
>> yeah, so publicly traded companies are
still having like their investment in
manufacturers classified as private.
When when we use the word private, we're
just saying not owned by the government.
>> I want to look at all of it.
>> So, you want to look at investments made
by the government.
>> I want to look at all the investments.
Yes.
>> Okay. Well, I mean, I guess you could
specify the new investments made by the
government into American manufacturing
and we could add that to the equation.
So what are the new investments made by
the government under Trump into American
>> manufacturing programs, the new nuclear
programs, bringing back steel, all the
things that we're going to be saying in
the next what what policy has Trump
passed in the last year and a half that
has made investments and
>> Okay. And under the big beautiful bill,
what were the public business
investments that you were that you were
uh a fan of?
>> I don't know.
>> Oh god. Okay. So then you don't know
that there's any additional
considerations that should be made in
the equation so you can seed the debate.
Well, I mean, you you can consider it a
concession, but because I don't have
>> I absolutely will consider it a
concession. I I do absolutely consider
it a concession.
>> Parker Junior, you're getting you're
getting upset. Your eye eyebrows
twitching. It's okay, man. We're all
good here.
>> I may be looking a little bit twitchy
just because I've been struggling with
terrible allergies for the last three
and a half hours. Not because you're
particularly emotionally disturbing me.
Uh this [snorts] is a pretty like easy
easy debate for me. I mean, I'm just
looking at the facts and and sharing
those facts with you.
>> I hope you feel better, man. I'm not
trying to make you mad. You're looking a
little disturbed. I hope you feel
better. I'm not trying to be mean.
>> That's not because of you.
>> When I am trying to be mean to you, I
will let you know. Uh but not not that
part.
>> Okay. Well, what do you want to debate
next since you conceded your first
point?
>> I'm still waiting on that date that you
said you were going to give me. I asked
you what year about the EG and Carol
thing uh three months ago. You still
haven't got back to me. U just I'm a
little disappointed. Your question is
what year did Trump rape Agent Carol?
>> Oh yeah. What year is she accusing him
of that?
>> Yeah. So by calendar year, either 1995
or 1996. By year as it would pertain.
>> Which calendar year? That was just one
of the two.
>> Don't know. Nobody knows.
>> Yeah. It's it's either
>> Let me ask you as a real person, Dean.
Do you think that that's fair
>> for somebody to be able to defend Hold
on. Let me ask you. for somebody to be
able to defend himself against an
accusation that you can't even provide a
year, let alone a month or a day of an
accusation
of an accusation this strong.
>> She was actually able to specify a time
period that was more specific than
>> I asked you I'm asking you a question,
Dean.
>> Yeah.
>> I'm asking if you think that that's
fair. think that's due process for you
to be able to call somebody
>> a grabley
>> when when the person who's claiming it
can't even tell you a year
>> she so yes it is fair she was actually
able to specify a time period that was
more specific than a year cuz she was
able to specify the season uh a season
like winter in New York City is around
>> seasons happen every year
>> one second [snorts] uh please allow me
to finish speaking um that the season uh
of winter in New York City It was a oh
my god around 5 months long. And of
course 5 months is going to be a smaller
period of time than 12 months.
>> That was a good one.
>> You might be allergic to your own
[ __ ] dude.
>> I'm I'm going to mute you if you can't
let me finish speaking. I'm already I'm
already dealing with enough issues like
sneezing and interrupting myself. So
when you interrupt me and cut me off
from speaking, I just don't think I'm
going to be able to make
>> Stop crying at me, buddy.
>> Yeah. Me giving you a fair warning of
what's to come if you don't allow me to
finish.
So, you're going to run as least.
>> What? What am I running from? I'm just
simply asking you to allow me to finish
my point. I'm just trying to be good
faith about it, bro. I was in the middle
of a point, you know? I had to cut
myself off two times because I I
sneezed, of course, and then you
interrupted me and it's just a bad
equation.
Yeah. Like clearly if I'm having to
interrupt myself every like couple words
with a sneeze, like you hopping in there
and interrupting me is going to be
terrible. Um, so I am just going to be
you. But anyways, so you asked me if
it's fair for her to sue him considering
the fact that she couldn't even identify
a year. So she was actually able to
identify a period of time that was
decides this.
>> All right, man. I am going to kick you
if you don't let me finish.
>> He's running. That's crazy.
>> You could consider it running if you'd
like. It's It's obvious.
>> Go ahead.
>> It's It's obviously clear that I'm just
annoyed by the fact that you won't let
me finish and I prefer to find a Trump
supporter who will let me finish.
>> $20. I appreciate that. Uh shout out to
Mar.
>> Are you done, bro?
Can I do the rest of my thank yous here?
>> You don't have any.
>> Shout out to Shout out to Scotty for the
goat. Shout out to [sighs]
>> He's horrified of me proven him wrong.
That's why he won't let me speak. He He
tried to make the claim that uh there
was something unfair about the nature of
the Egene Carol case because she
couldn't identify a solid calendar year
that he raped her in. But what he's
horrified of is my response. Because my
response is that she was actually able
to identify a more specific container of
time than a year. Because instead of her
saying it happened in 1995, which would
be a container of 12 years, she said it
happened in winter of 1995 to early
1996, which is a smaller container of 5
months.
>> If you think it's unfair that she
couldn't specify a time of 12 months,
sorry, I meant to say months, that she
was raped inside of. Okay. Well, she did
one better than that. She specified a
container of five months that she was
raped inside of. Can we agree that her
specifying a container of 5 months that
she was raped inside of is more specific
than her specifying the calendar year
that she was raped inside of?
>> You're answering a question that I'm not
asking you. I'm asking you if you
believe that this is due process for you
to call somebody a rapist when there's
not a date for them to to defend themsel
against. So if I was to take something
if I was to take somebody to court and
accuse them of something, they would
then be able to defend themselves by
having something called an alibi. I
would be able to say, "Hey, at this
time, at that day, I was doing this."
But for you to come and say, "Oh, it was
maybe 1994, maybe 1995, maybe 1996. That
person doesn't have the opportunity to
defend themselves." So you as a
reasonable human being, I would think it
would be fair for you to stop calling
that person a rapist or say they've been
found liable of rape, understanding that
that that wasn't met. That burden of due
process was never met and it didn't
happen in criminal court because it
couldn't have happened in criminal
court.
>> Okay. Yeah. First response is once again
you are upset that she wasn't able to
identify
>> about anything. I'm just asking you to
be a better person.
>> I let you speak. You're going to let me
speak.
>> I'm not I'm not done speaking actually.
>> Okay. What else do you have to say then?
Um, I would just like you to be a better
person and the way that you treated that
victim that was on your life, it was
disgusting. I I really thought better of
you and I would like you to do better
and I know that you can do better. So,
in the future, I understand it's a
little frustrating when you're dealing
with people, but but that wasn't okay,
man. And I I know that you can do
better.
>> Okay. The first thing I like to say in
response is you're attempting to make
the argument that it was unfair for
Eugene Carol to be unable to specify a
calendar year that she was raped in
because this made it harder for Donald
Trump to produce an alibi. and maybe
this was a degradation of his right to
due process. My counter is very simple.
She was able to identify a container of
time that of is any of anything is more
specific than a calendar year because
instead of
>> about a container of time in
>> instead of that's what a calendar year
is. It's 12 months. Instead of her
defining uh a container of time such as
12 months that she was raped in by
saying he raped me in the calendar year
of 1995, she was more specific than
that. She said that he raped me in
winter from late 1995 to early 1996,
which is a smaller container of time
relative to around 5 months. So, if
anything, I would actually respond to
your own argument by saying that she
gave Donald Trump a better opportunity
to provide an alibi for the possibility
of his innocence than you are requesting
of her. Because your requesting of her
that she gives uh a container of 12
months, she gave a container of five.
The second thing that I'll say,
I'm going to mute you now because I'm in
the middle of my sentence. The second
thing that I'll say here is that you
said, "Oh, well, unless she's able to
articulate the exact date that she was
raped on." Okay? We're not honoring the
due process of the accused because it is
really, really difficult for them to
produce an alibi. And see, the thing is
is that's actually a consideration that
is made the process. Okay? Because it is
right one moment. It is absolutely true
that the larger the container of time is
that you could identify you were the
victim of a crime in, the harder it is
for the accused to produce an alibi.
Okay? We want individuals to have the
right to defend themselves and to argue
their case. But we also want victims of
crimes that were the victim of this
crime a while ago that couldn't
reasonably remember the exact date to be
able to hold the perpetu the perpetuator
of that crime accountable. So, how do we
solve this dilemma? Well, the way that
we solve this dilemma is by allowing
victims of crimes to report that crime
and take it to court even when they
can't reasonably identify the exact date
that it occurred. But we also allow the
jury to consider the fact that they
can't uh identify the exact date that
they were raped on as a motivating
reason why they might need more evidence
to justify their verdict of guilt for
the accused. because that does indeed
make it harder for the accused to
produce an alibi. So that's why in the
jury's verdict, they didn't just merely
go off of maybe her testimony and his
inability to produce an alibi. They went
off of her testimony, the testimony of
three of her friends, the therapist
notes from the 90s, the dress, his
unwillingness to submit the DNA, uh what
he said on the uh how on the Howard
Stern show uh about abusing other girls
in other uh dressing rooms, which is
also a very strong case, alongside the
Access Hollywood tapes when he said he
would just grab women by their vaginas
without asking first, along two other
women that had accused him. And that is
what led to the verdict uh that he raped
her. And by the way, that jury had a
Trump supporter on it. And that verdict
was then contested by five appeals
courts that Donald Trump took it to. And
every one of those five appeals courts
upheld the verdict and rejected his
appeal, including the 63
conservativeleaning Supreme Court.
[snorts]
>> That's not true. But anyway, where were
you?
>> Then the last then the last thing I'll
say here is you said that I was unfair
to Ally earlier. Uh, if you'd like to
specify the ways that I was unfair to
her, feel free to specify the ways that
I was unfair to her. I don't think I was
unfair to her in the slightest. I I'm
I'm not apologetic for calling her out
for perpetuating uh very very very
immoral signifiers of rape culture by
saying that maybe it's not rape if it's
with a finger. Maybe it's not rape if
he's your boyfriend. Maybe if it's it's
not rape if you don't try to kill him
and flee. Maybe it's not rape if he's
your husband. I don't feel bad for
calling her out on her horrible beliefs
in the slightest. So So maybe you can
give an argument about about the bad
thing that I did to her.
>> Here here's what I'm saying, buddy. I'm
just saying that I I know you we we've
done this a few times and I I've I've
watched your show a lot of times and I
know that you're capable of changing
your message and your tone to not be so
harmful. What you did was harmful,
buddy. And I give an argument for that.
That's it.
>> Give an argument for that, please.
sitting there in front of 30,000 people
telling somebody how terrible they are
is that was pretty real, dude.
>> Give an argument for
you. You want me to give you an Give an
argument for why it was wrong. Yes, I
do. Give an argument for why it was
wrong for me to tell her that that [ __ ]
was terrible.
>> No thank you that you didn't have to
tell her. I'm saying that the way you
said it and the way that you went about
it, you could have done better. That's
all.
>> Yeah. Give it give an argument for that.
Can you convince me that that's
reasonable to believe? dropped her off
the so
that's hurtful and then you could have
sent her a message. Hey, I think this is
what you have going on. Maybe see
somebody recommend a therapist or
something. That would have been a better
way to do it. What you did was pretty
rude and it was pretty mean.
>> Perfect. Then give an argument for that
because right now you're just making
claims.
>> What do you mean give an argument for
you berating somebody in front of 30,000
people who you
>> Yeah. I'm unconvinced that it was wrong
for me to tell her. I'm unconvinced that
it was wrong for me.
>> Give an argument for that. Give an
argument for any of the any of the
claims that you're making. You're making
the claim that I'm victim laming. You're
making the claim that I was
unnecessarily aggressive. You're making
the claim that I was unnecessarily rude.
You're making the claim that me calling
her terrible or me saying what she
believed in was terrible. But but you
can't but you cannot but you cannot
justify any of that with with with a
reasonable argument to demonstrate why
that's the case. And now you're asking
me the question, was she a victim of SA?
She was. So then you're going to try to
make the argument that victim blaming
her because I was blaming her for being
a bad person meanwhile she's also
coincidentally also a victim. No, victim
blaming is not telling somebody who's
doing bad things that they're doing bad
things when they also happen to be a
victim. No, victim blaming is rather
when you specifically tell them that
they did a bad thing directly in
relation to their response to sexual
violence. So there is a difference
between
>> you understand that that that that being
sexually abused can affect you
psychologically.
>> You're absolutely you're absolutely
you're absolutely wrong. You're
absolutely wrong in saying that I was
saying that she did something wrong
within her response to being
>> abused harm you psychologically. Really?
>> I never made the claim that being abused
doesn't harm you psychologically. I made
the claim that what I was telling her
she was bad the bad things that she were
doing was not her immediate reaction to
being raped. I.e. like not trying to
push him off or i.e. not trying to fight
back, i.e. not reporting it to the cops.
Victim blaming is when you blame a
victim of an of an action of sexual
violence for their immediate and direct
response to being sexually abused. Not
telling that victim of sexual violence
that they believe in a lot of really bad
things that are loosely in association
like causally speaking with them being
abused. like telling them that it's a
really bad thing that they think it's
okay to demean the lived experiences of
other victims of sexual violence by
turning around and saying that it's not
rape if it's your husband. It's not rape
if you didn't fight back and it's not
rape if it's with your fingers.
>> You could you could have just not
platformed it. You could have just not
had that conversation on live where it
would be harmful to and triggering to so
many people. I think that there are
plenty of things.
>> I guarantee you there's probably a
thousand people that reached out to you
and told you that that was
>> I think that there are plenty of things
that are very triggering that need to be
discussed because if we don't talk about
them, then they'll never go away. Okay?
And those bad attitudes that Ally held
to that it's not rape if it's your
husband, it's not rape if it's your
boyfriend, it's not rape if it's a
finger, they need to go away.
>> And you could have done it better is all
I'm saying.
>> Give an argument for done in a less
harmful way.
>> I haven't earned an argument for that
yet. that wasn't triggering to your
audience and that wasn't harmful to her
and the people who suffered the way that
she did.
>> Sure, bro. Give an argument for that.
>> That's all I'm saying.
>> I'm not It's not about an argument,
brother.
>> Okay. Okay. So, so you can't give an
argument for the claim that you're
making. So, then you have yet to
convince me or anybody else that what
you're saying is reasonable to
>> debate and all I'm saying is, brother,
you could change your message just a
little bit.
>> Okay.
>> To to not to not be harmful to other
people.
>> Hi, bro. Yeah. Well, I'll only change my
message if I have reason to change my
message. And so far, you haven't given
me reason to change my message because a
claim isn't a reason.
>> True colors. You're showing your true
colors. You're going all bad, dude.
>> Hi, bro. Yeah. I mean, you could say
whatever you want, but if you can't give
an argument for it, I'm not really too
concerned with it.
>> Can you get your dad up here? Where's
Parker? Parker, come come get your kid,
dude. He's He's He's crashing out.
>> I mean, you you could call it a crash
out when I just call you out for lacking
motivating reason for what you believe
in and why. Especially when what you
believe in is attempting to portray me
as a bad person. But I I just view it as
like critical discourse. If you're if
you're going to accuse me of doing
something bad, of course, my immediate
and direct response will be to inquire
what your reasons are for believing the
thing that I did was bad. And when you
turn around and say, "Oh, Dean, you're
actually doing something bad again by
inquiring me for what my reasons are for
believing that you did something bad in
the first place." I'm rather led to
believe that you actually don't think I
did anything bad because look at you.
You support a sexual predator as
president. So, I'm not led to believe
that you care too much about that. and
you're rather just trying to gaslight me
in an attempt to upset me and maybe in
an attempt to like persuade some of the
audience to not like follow me. I I
don't know what it seems like is you're
mad that I have a very unique ability to
demonstrate why Trump is a bad
president. Um and you then in turn you
want to take that out on me by
gaslighting me and persuading audience.
>> Gave you a small critique. You could
have just said okay bro. You could have
just said okay bro.
>> I only say okay bro if you could
demonstrate good reason for the
critique.
>> All right I will do it. Do you think
it's okay to attack people who've been
sexually assaulted for for for the
psychological imbalance that they might
have uh which is how they deal with what
they went through? Do you think that
that's okay?
>> What is meant by attack?
>> I don't know. Telling them that they're
a bad person, telling them that they're
terrible, telling them that they're
harmful, telling them that they need to
seek therapy 15 times in a row,
screaming at them. It is it is okay to
tell a victim of sexual violence that
they are being harmful by turning around
and saying that you're not really a
victim of sexual violence if it's your
husband. You're not really a victim of
sexual violence if it's a finger. You're
not really a victim of sexual violence
unless they knocked you out of conscious
first. Yeah, that's totally okay to do.
>> Literally name calling victims and and
acting like it's okay on the internet.
Dude, that's crazy.
>> Name calling victims. Sure. What names
did I call her that you think were
inappropriate for me to call her? I
think the whole thing was inappropriate.
Dude, you could do better. That's what I
I believe that you could do better, man.
>> Okay. So, why would it be wrong for me
to call anybody, including a victim of
sexual violence, out for their harm
against victims of sexual violence? Why
is that a bad thing to do?
>> It's harmful.
>> Why?
>> This This is the
>> Can I get an argument for that? Can I
get an argument for why it's harmful to
cause out somebody else's harm?
>> Six months ago against trans people when
you said, "Hey, you need to call them
what they want to be called. You need to
be kind. You need to be this. You could
be what did you say? You could be
accommodating to other people. All that
>> I I I haven't heard an argument yet for
why it's harmful for me to call out
somebody else's harm. Has Has anybody
heard an argument yet for why it's
harmful for me to call out somebody else
on their harm?
>> Has anybody heard the guest give an
argument for that? I have.
>> You're crashing out. You're crashing
out, bro.
>> Okay. You're crashing out is not an
argument for the claim.
>> Where's your vape? Where's your vape?
Hit the vape.
>> Your being mad is not an argument for
the claim being made.
>> Crashing out.
>> Okay. Yeah. Yeah, you're just going in
circles now with things that are
completely irrespective of an argument
for the claim being made. Seems like
maybe you're crashing out.
>> I'm crashing out because all your
candidates lost. Your party's broke. Uh
you guys are bankrupted your home.
You're putting your the DNC headquarters
up. You you lost the House Senate.
>> Yeah. You want to go back to politics.
Let's do the presidency.
>> Good. Good to know. Good to know. You
want a life raff away from that claim
that you're attempting to make against
me.
>> And now you're victim blaming on the
internet screaming at victims. That's
This is the the DSC is going out so sad,
bro. This is so sad to watch. It's like
just watching the ship sink in slow
motion.
>> Will you condemn Donald Trump for
sexually exploiting naked women and/or
naked girls in their dressing rooms at
Miss Teen USA and or MissUSA?
>> Yes.
>> Will you acknowledge that that makes him
a violent sexual predator?
>> No.
>> Will you acknowledge that it is sexual
violence to engage in and perpetuate
sexual exploitation?
Uh, yeah. What you did to that lady, I I
admit that.
>> So, you think that you could engage in
sexual violence without being a violent
sexual predator?
>> I think I think that what you did was
sexual violence. Do better.
>> So, you think that you can engage in
sexual violence without being a violent
sexual predator?
>> I think that you should avoid engaging
>> I don't think that you're directly
responding to the question that I asked
you. So I asked you if you agree that
Donald Trump engaged in sexual
exploitation when he barged into the
women and or girls dressing rooms and
looked at their naked bodies. You said
that that was sexual exploitation. So
then I asked you if you think that that
makes him a violent sexual predator and
you said no. So then I asked you if
sexual exploitation is sexual violence
and you have yet to answer the question.
So Red to be clear I would like you to
answer my question. Do you agree that
sexual exploitation is sexual violence?
[snorts]
You should stop doing sexual violence.
Thank you, Anthony, for the corn. Really
appreciate that.
>> All right. Yeah, he can't answer the
question. He can't answer the question,
everybody. You're horrified of answering
the question. Why are why why do you
even like request why do why do you even
request to join debate lives if you're
not going to debate? Like a it just like
it's self-defeating because seemingly
the purpose of joining a debate live is
to debate, which of course would require
debates. And then B, it just like makes
you look bad. Yeah. Like very clearly
when you join a debate live hopefully to
have a debate and then you just
intentionally and obtusely refuse to
answer questions and which are essential
to the debate at hand, it makes you look
bad to everybody watching. Because if
you're avoiding answering an essential
question to the debate at hand after you
voluntarily consented to engage in the
debate at hand by requesting to join the
live stream, it makes you look like
you're getting your [ __ ] ran over.
>> So I'll ask you again. Do you agree that
sexual exploitation is sexual violence?
>> Can you first stop muting me? And
secondly, can you
>> I mean, I'll mute you if you give an
irrelevant response to the question.
>> Can you stop crying and grifting and
muting and repeating? It's It's kind of
sad.
>> I'll mute you if you give an irrelevant
response to the question.
>> Gift, mute, repeat. That's that's all
you're doing here because you can't
>> That's all you're doing because you're
not answering the question.
>> Actual argument.
>> Oh, I can't win an actual argument.
says, "The guy that can't answer the
>> talk,
>> the guy that is refusing to answer the
question encompassed in the actual
argument is accusing me of being unable
to have an actual argument." That is
really ironic.
>> Question I
No, no, no, no, no.
I am not going to allow you to burden
shift. I'm currently investigating the
claim made by yourself, which was Donald
Trump did engage in sexual violence, but
he's not a violent sexual predator. If
you want to randomly ask me a question
in the middle of the investigation, I'm
inquiring of your view. Of course, I'm
not going to be like, "Sure, Red. I'm
just going to completely throw my line
of argumentation out of the window. Act
as if I didn't have you on the line in a
position where you're clearly losing the
debate, and now I'm just going to
completely allow you to redirect it in
any conversation that you want." You
asked me 15
>> by by refus by refusing to allow you to
burden shift. I'm not running. I'm just
simply holding your feet over the coals.
So the question is, is sexual
exploitation sexual violence? You can't
accuse me of running away from a
question that you haven't asked yet when
you were refusing to answer the question
I've asked 10 times. I will repeat that
because I don't think you heard it. You
cannot accuse me. You cannot accuse me
of running away from a question you
haven't even asked me yet when you are
refusing to answer the question I've
asked you 10 times
>> because you're trying to change this
from a debate to an investigation like
you get the inquir
debate requires investigation into your
view is sexual exploitation sexual
violence
>> now it's a Parker Parker
>> is sexual exploitation sexual violence
>> not having an investigation is sexual
exploitation sexual violence.
>> I answered them in good faith.
>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?
>> Just to avoid
>> is sexual exploitation sexual violence?
>> You're trying to avoid getting viol.
>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?
>> Mute cry.
>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?
>> Already answered your question.
>> Was it a yes or was it a no? Is it or is
it not sexual violence?
>> My turn to answer.
>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?
>> Just running, bro.
>> Is it Is it sexual violence?
>> You're running. Is sexual exploitation
sexual violence?
>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?
Red, is sexual Red? Is sexual
exploitation sexual violence? Is sexual
exploit Hey, is sexual exploitation
sexual violence?
>> Yes, you were violent against that
alley.
>> Okay. Okay. So, sexual So, I just I just
want to clarify. I'm not asking you
about me. I'm asking you if sexual
exploitation is sexual violence. Is
sexual exploitation. Hey, hey, hey, Red.
Is sexual exploitation Red. Is sexual
exploitation sexual violence?
>> You're chimp now. Is sexual exploitation
sexual violence?
>> Can you hear your vape?
>> Is sexual exploitation Hey, is sexual
exploitation sexual violence?
>> You're you're doing a lib fart right
now.
>> Thank you. Is sexual exploitation sexual
violence? Hey, Red. Is sexual
exploitation sexual violence?
>> Dude, you're running.
>> Is sexual exploitation sexual violence?
>> You're running.
>> Can you answer the question? Is sexual
exploitation sexual violence?
>> You ask. No. No. It's not your turn. I
need you to tell me if sexual
exploitation is sexual violence
investigation.
>> It is. Is sexual exploitation sexual
violence? Hey, Red. Hey Red, just answer
the Just Bro. Hey, bro. Just answer the
question. Hey, bro, you're running. Is
sexual exploitation sexual violence?
>> You're running.
>> Hey, bro. Is sexual exploitation sexual
violence?
>> You were sexually violent.
>> Is sexual exploit? I'm not asking you
about me. Is sexual exploitation sexual
violence?
>> Yes. What you did was wrong.
>> I'm not asking you about anything that I
did. I'm asking you if sexual
exploitation is sexual violence. Yes or
no?
>> Yes.
>> Yes, that was sexual violence. That's
>> okay. Okay. So, you do think that sexual
exploitation is sexual violence.
Perfect. So, you agreed that what Donald
Trump did was sexual exploitation and
now you've agreed that it's also sexual
violence. Do you think that engaging in
sexual violence makes a person a sexual
predator?
>> I think you should be.
>> Do you think that engaging in sexual
violence makes a person a sexual
predator?
>> I think that what you
>> Do you think that engaging in sexual
violence makes a person sexual predator?
>> Is this your 15th?
>> Do you think that engaging in sexual
violence makes a person a sexual
predator?
>> So, you're just going
>> Do you think that engaging in sexual
violence makes a person a sexual
predator?
>> Going out.
>> Hey Red, do you think that engaging in
sexual violence makes a person sexual
predator? I think that what you
>> Hey Red. Hey Red. Hey Red. Can we agree
that engaging in sexual violence makes a
person a sexual predator?
>> Predator. For sure. You were predator.
You just conceded that Donald Trump is a
violent sexual predator because you
agreed that what he did to the people in
the dressing rooms at Miss Teen USA and
or MissUSA was sexual exploitation. Then
you agreed that sexual exploitation is
sexual violence. And now you just
conceded that engaging in sexual
violence makes you a violent sexual
predator. Earlier you said you wouldn't
support Donald Trump if he was a violent
sexual predator as president. So now
that you've conceded that Donald Trump
is a violent sexual predator, can you
agree that you should stop supporting
him as president due to that fact?
>> You're running. You're running. I think
that yes, I think everybody should stop
supporting you for for being a victim
blamer for attacking victims on uh Tik
Tok live uh harassment, bullying, all of
the things that you did. It was wrong,
dude. And the fact that you can't just
correct yourself, the fact that you
can't think, "Oh, yeah, maybe there was
a better way I could do that." It just
shows how much of a narcissist you are.
And it's really sad.
Okay. Seems like it's done. Could you
respond to what I said?
>> No, you need to respond to what I said.
You're being predatory right now. You're
trying to silence me.
>> Okay. What's the specific thing that you
want me to respond to that you said
before you respond to the thing that I
said?
>> You are a predator.
>> Okay.
>> You are a predator.
>> What's the specific thing that you said
that you want me to respond to?
>> Usual subject.
>> Okay. What's the thing that you said
that you want me to respond to before
you respond to the thing that I said?
I want I want you to say that there was
a better way you could do that without
attacking, harassing, and bullying other
people on the internet.
>> I wonder what will happen. There was a
better way that I could have done that
without attacking and bullying and
harassing people on the internet. Now,
will you respond to the fact
>> that you said you would stop supporting
Donald Trump if he was a violent sexual
predator? No. No. Now, now, now you
respond to the fact that Donald Trump is
a violent sexual predator because he
barged into their dressing rooms and
looked at them while they're naked. You
agreed that with sexual exploitation.
You agreed that sexual exploitation is
sexual violence. And you agree that if
you engage in sexual violence, you're
violent sexual predator.
>> I think you just giving up. The pimples
are just coming out of your face in real
time. Like, I don't know if you're just
tweaking right now or what, but they're
just coming.
>> Can you respond to the fact that you
agree Donald Trump is a violent sexual
predator?
>> Listen, Parker Jr., here's what we're
going to do.
We're gonna ask a question. One to one.
You can't, dude. You can't do it. Same
question.
>> I can't do it, bro. [laughter] I can't.
You actually can't I can't do it.
>> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. How about this?
I'm with this. Wait, Red. I'm I'm
actually going to be really kind to you
here. I I have an idea. I I have a I
have a I have a really good idea. Uh so,
what we're going to do is we're going to
pull out the whiteboard and then look at
what we're actually going to write on
the whiteboard.
>> Actually, got a whiteboard.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
all the things Red wants Dean to respond
to. Before Red addresses
the
fact he implied
Trump is a violent sexual predator by
agreeing
that Trump engaged in sexual
exploitation.
then agreed to the fact that sexual
exploitation is sexual
violence
and then agreed to the fact that
people who
engage in sexual violence
are violent
sexual predators. So, what are all the
things that you want me to respond to
before you address that?
>> Thank you. Number one, I would like you
to respond to why you are being
predatory and harassing and bullying
that victim on TikTok live in front of
thousands of people.
>> Okay.
>> Number No, that's not Can you hear? Did
you hear what I just said?
>> Yeah, bro. I'm just reducing it down
into a couple of words.
>> So, you're not going to write it down.
You did all this just to not write down
what I said. That's crazy people. There
you go, bro.
>> And harassing and harassing and
harassing.
>> Dude, don't worry. It's implied.
>> There we go. Uh, number two, I want you
to admit that uh Joseph R. Biden uh was
accused of the same thing with Tara
Reed, who you supported.
Uh, I would like you to uh admit that
Kla Harris was a terrible candidate and
the DNC lied about Joe Biden's condition
probably for years which caused her to
lose.
I want you to respond to, "You are Tik
Tok's number one grifter
and Parker is your daddy."
Okay. If I respond
to all of these things, you're saying
that you will respond to this, correct?
Right.
Oh, he just left. HE RAN AWAY.
>> [laughter]
>> HE RAN AWAY. THAT'S [ __ ] RIGHT, BRO.
You got absolutely
dogwalked. Holy
[ __ ] I have never I have never ever
ever ever ever
allowed, okay, a person like that last
guest to ride their wave of rage bait
and deflection to its end.
>> [snorts]
>> Obviously, the reason why he interrupted
me like three billion times and accused
me of pivoting and doing all these
things is because I got him in a corner
where he directly and necessarily
implied that Donald Trump was a violent
sexual predator after saying that he
would stop supporting Trump if Trump was
a violent sexual predator. And then all
of a sudden, he just went wild. That's
when he was like, "Oh, Dean, I have a
billion questions to randomly ask you
after you've got me on this ledge where
I have to commit to stop supporting
Trump. And if you don't answer any of
these questions, you know, you're you're
a runner and you're a bad debater and
you're doing all these things and and
you know, like they they all just go a
little bit crazy when I get them in that
corner." But I think I cracked the code.
The way that I crack the code is by
writing down every single thing that
they want me to respond to, every single
thing that they want me to address in
order for them to respond to the plank
that they are walking from the pirate
ship. And it doesn't work. It doesn't
work because that way that way that way
there's a finite amount of things that I
have to say and a finite amount of
things that I have to respond to before
they are finally at the edge of the
cliff. And uh that scared the [ __ ] out
of Red to the point where he just
completely left the live, admit defeat,
and ran away like the little coward he
is.
Damn. Honestly, I can't believe it. I c
I finally cracked the code of how to
deal with those super rage baity I mean
S tier annoyances after three years of
doing these debates. It took me three
years to finally crack the code. That's
great. Couple people to thank here.
Elizabeth, thank you so much for the
$20. Who says Red, it's not your live.
Quit railroading the conversation.
Condescending to Dean and being all uh
all allaround kind of a skid mark of a
debater. You have nothing on Dean.
You're embarrassing yourself. He ran
awesome. Go Dean. I'm pretty sure that
Elizabeth was writing that message and
while he was leaving and then he
happened to leave in the middle of it.
That is glorious. Thank you so much for
the love, Elizabeth. Uh Vanessa, thank
you for the $20 who said, "Ally, even as
a survivor, was harmful. She discredited
the essay because it wasn't a case of
penal penetration. She stated that once
consent is given, it cannot be taken
back. Illeg it's legally kidnapping in
my cases are my receipts. Thank you,
Dean. Well, thank you so much, Vanessa,
for the $20. She was very harmful." And
then Elizabeth with another $20 who
says, "Dean, he didn't join for debate
in good faith." Yeah, he joined for
debate in bad faith because he's a
[ __ ] idiot. Mask, thank you so much
for the $100 over on Super Chat. Let's
get 1,000 mask W's down below. Thank you
so much for the love, Mass. I want to
see so much love for mask down below in
that comment section. Thank you so much
for the $100. Mass with $100 says,
"Dean, you did nothing wrong. She
triggered me as a woman and and as a
victim. I knew when she was talking
right away, she was a victim, but the
damage she can do is much more than
[snorts] others. Because of that, I was
the same way when I was younger. You are
good." Well, I appreciate you so much
for the $100 mass. That is very, very
kind of you. I know that you've been
supporting her streams a lot and I'm
just uh ever so very grateful for you
and I agree. Even though she was a
victim, she was saying really harmful
things. So that's when you have to call
her out on her harm and honestly
recommend that she gets therapy so she
should so she could try to work through
it and deconstruct it since it is
consequential of what happened to her.
Uh Stephanie, [snorts] thank you so much
for the $15 on Vin. I really appreciate
you. DS, thank you for the $5. Thank you
for the $10 Morgan who says, "Fuck that
guy. He was terrible." So true. Kate
with a $20 who says, "A grown man coming
up on your live to antagonize an attempt
to rage bait is pathetic." I don't get
rage baited too easily. I'm not going to
lie. I used to get rage baited easily,
but uh it just doesn't really happen
anymore. I appreciate you so much for
the $20, Kate. Thank you. Thank you so
much, Jennifer, for the $5. Muhammad and
Joe, thank you guys for the $2. And the
desk, thank you for the $10 as well. Um
[snorts]
Oh, I'd definitely be down for the desk.
I'd definitely be down for that. Uh
Jana, thank you so much for the uh $25
as well. I' been, I appreciate you. With
that being said, we're cut up on super
chat. We are also all caught up on Vinmo
over [snorts] on PayPal. Thank you for
the $5. Caitlyn, who says, "Absolute
cinema." So true. Uh Rosie, thank you
for the $5. I really appreciate you.
Tammy, thank you for the $5. Juliana
with the five says, "I love watching
your lives. Use this to buy some treats
for Momo." You got it. Uh Laura, thank
you for the $10 saying that red is
wrong. True. And then
give [snorts] me one second, guys. Got
to blow my nose. Terrible, terrible,
terrible.
Woo! I am back. Let's go and hop back
into it. Uh, thank you so much, Megan,
for the $20. Who says, "Thank you for
all that you do. I'm not in America, but
my dad supports Trump and continues to
support those in Australia with similar
ideals." Pauline Henderson, is that her
name? Is is he like a big Pauline guy?
Thank you for the $20, Megan. Let's get
200 Megan W's. Same thing to Cheyenne
with the $20 as well, who says, "Today
is my fiance's birthday. We watch your
lives together all the time. Can you
please give him a special shout out? His
name is Dererick and he's turning 24."
Derek, happy birthday. Sounds like you
got a great fiance and you're probably a
great partner yourself. Huge shout out
to Derek. Happy birthday to Derek. And a
huge shout out to Cheyenne and Derek.
Thank you so much, Carlos, for the $10
who says, "Thank you so much for trying
so hard every day to change minds. I try
my best. I think that what we do here is
very meaningful." You know what I mean?
Thank you so much, In the $12 who says,
"Oh, Dean, get better soon. Sending you
lots of love, peace, and rest." Thank
you, Ross. Thank you so much for the
$20. Who recommends getting a second
generation antihistamine? I don't I
didn't even know that second generation
antihistamines even exist. So, that's
definitely something I'll have to look
into. Thank you. Um, Andrea, thank you
so much for the $20 who says, "Thank you
for what you said to Ally earlier. I
hope that she gets therapy for her sake
and any kid she has/ may have in the
future." I completely agree with you,
Andrea. Thank you for the $20. Cindy,
thank you for the $10. And Abby, thank
you for the $10. Shout out to you and
your mom, by the way, Abby. Uh, and then
Evan, thank you for the $10 as well. I
try not to allow people in who want to
debate devil's advocate. And then
Barbara, thank you for the 10 uh for the
$15. I appreciate you so much for that
love, Barbara. Then Katherine and
Hannah, appreciate y'all for the $5. And
um Jolene, [snorts] thank you for the $5
as well. And uh with all that being
said, we're actually all cut up. And
we've been live for 4 hours and 10
minutes. I don't know how the [ __ ] I got
through today's stream, folks. I'm going
to be honest. I have no clue how I did
it, but we did nonetheless. Um it's time
for me to get off. It is time for me to
get off. It is time for me to go take a
hot shower, deep clean the studio, and
lie the [ __ ] down. I am tired. I cannot
believe that I was able to get through
today's stream. I will see you all
tomorrow. Cassidy, thank you for the
galaxy. Hit that follow button on uh
your way out on Tik Tok. Uh it's totally
free to hit that follow button. You'll
be able to find the live stream again.
Same thing with everybody hanging out
with us on YouTube. Hit that
subscription button on your way out. I
really do appreciate everyone so much
for showing up today. Uh and wow,
honestly, I'm just surprised that we got
through the stream. It's time to pop
off. Uh, that's it from me. Peace, love.
Good night, and goodbye.
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