Alex Jones was right..

Uh, how about that Southern Poverty Law Center? I mean, that uh, you know, like it it it doesn't look good for them, right? I'll tell you that. Uh, I saw I I saw a lot about it, right? And, um, you know, basically uh, just as a TLDDR, uh, the anti-racism center paid a bunch of people to do racisms, so they had a reason to ask for money. So, like basically create the problem, sell the solution. And again, like classic, right? And uh again, like I I don't think it's really a big surprise. I mean, to anybody who again, like if you're if you if you think about things the way that I do, it's very obvious these things happen all the time, right? Because like I mean, none of these people like I I think that people don't understand how bad it is. They don't actually get it. They don't realize how much of like just an absolute roach most people really are. So, Vampire Survivors today. Yeah, we got it downloaded. We got it locked in. So, uh we'll see what happens. I don't know if we're going to play it today or not, but I kind of planned on it. So, we'll see what happens. And you see NTE drama. It's stupid. Yeah. Yeah, I saw a little bit about it. Just I don't really think it was that interesting, but yeah, I did see it. And um you know, we'll see what happens. But uh yeah, hopefully it's good. Are you thirsty? No. I've got a drink. I'm I'm chilling, man. So uh I did see tons of this, right? We pay people to be racist so we can fight racism. There you go. And again, I find this to be like if you understand like just people's psychology, you would understand this happens all the time. It's it's going to happen constantly. Now, why is it why is this happening all the time? It's actually super simple. It's because these people want to be seen as, you know, the good person, the right person, the uh morally correct person. And most importantly, right, I mean, we could talk about that [ __ ] but like here's the real reason. It's for money. Like, they get a bunch of donations. You know, you whip all the suburban moms. Oh my god, the Nazis are going to come back. It's going to be like American History X. Oh no. And it's like, oh, it's like Hitler. Oh my god. And you know, they get terrified and they're like, I better send them all my money quick. And that's it. They're sending the money away. And I think to myself, I'm like, how [ __ ] stupid do you have to be? But, you know, there's a lot of people that are [ __ ] stupid. So, yeah, apparently there's too many of them. And how many of these anti-Jewish right-wing influencers were funded by SPLC, the big four? So, there are a lot of names. We're going to go through everything today, right? But I do want to say that I I think that I think that this is the like this is basically the way I see it. Okay. Um Okay. So, this is like the ocean, right? And this is the iceberg. All right. Let's go ahead and we're going to just get this spiky thing. Okay. And this right here you can see by like right here uh SPLC. So this is I think this is the reality right is that this problem is way worse than you can imagine. This is just the tip. Just the tiny little bit. Like it's so much more. Right. Physical impossibility. Yeah. I think it's going to get so much worse. The illegal that killed the Air Force student uh while driving a jet ski on a lake drift is getting deported back to Venezuela. Well, [ __ ] him. Yeah. I mean, shouldn't have done that, right? And uh so yeah, I'm always lying when I'm saying that. Yeah. And so just to see it feels right. And so this is the problem is that what people are realizing now is that a lot of this type of like this dissonance and this divide and everything like it is a manufactured divide. And I think this manufactured divide I think that it started in about 2010. I think 2010, 2011, like actually 2011, 2012, right? Like this is basically um you know like uh you know like this is like the timeline uh the uh this is the let me let me just make this really big so everybody can I'm going to actually save this one cuz I'm going to use it regularly. Uh, Asmon Gold American History uh uh paranoia um what this is conspiracy conspiracy timeline. Okay, so this is this is the way it happened. All right. And I guess I got to make it a little bit smaller. Is that Okay. So, basically, uh, all right. We're going to have three squares and All right. Actually, four. Okay. So, basically, this is 2005. Uh, this is 200 Oops. Uh, this is 2011. This is 2014. Uh, wow. I am just a [ __ ] today, huh? And this is now. Okay. And so I I messed it up again. And there we go. All right. So, basically, this is what's kind of happened. This is my conspiracy timeline that explains every problem that the country has. Okay. Um, all right. racism basically uh defeated uh everyone is getting along uh generally right. Okay. So this is this is a big problem and and then lives improve improve but what about all these corpos? Uh this is occupy Wall Street. Okay. Um, oh, I guess Occupy Wall Street. Uh, okay. And so this this is basically the next thing that happens, right? And so people are like, "Okay, well, what about this?" Well, then, uh, look at that black person. Uh, they took your future. Okay. So, this is what happened. So, so we had this and then now we have uh oh my god the Jews. So this this has been the and I know this might not make sense but I'm going to make sense out of this. Okay. So basically in 2005 everything was great. Everything was good. And yeah there were problems and nothing was perfect but it was pretty damn [ __ ] close, right? I mean, you had again Rush Hour 3 comes out. The co- the the co-stars is a a black man and a Chinese dude and every single person in America is like so excited to see this movie. I watched it in movie theaters with my dad. I bet a lot of you guys did too. And so anyway, racism is basically defeated. People are becoming more progressive every year. there's an understanding being created between, you know, uh, you know, straight people and gay people. Gay marriage is being seen as more of a reality. And it it it's still kind of a taboo subject, but we're moving in that direction. And and the world knows it. And the world, I think, is becoming a better place. And then just a couple years later, obviously, you've got the I mean, like, you know, we literally elect a black president. We elect Barack Obama. And again, like Barack Obama in 2008 ran a crazy good campaign. I mean, he was that guy. He was. And if you don't think he was that guy, go back and watch the debates. He was that guy. Now, you might disagree with him bombing, you know, every single country in the Middle East or or you know, like he did X, Y, or Z, but back then he really was that guy. And so anyway, uh he was a good he was a great he was one of the best. He's one of the best. Not as good as Bill Clinton. Not Bill. not Bill Clinton, right? But he was close to Bill Clinton and that is crazy. And so anyway, then 2011 2012 comes around. Uh Occupy Wall Street happens. People think to themselves, well, wait a minute, like so it wasn't the black people that were causing me all these problems. It's not the gay boys either. Well, maybe it's the people that are making all the money. Maybe it's the people that own all the like capital and the people that own these companies and they aren't paying us a lot of money. You know, you've got to remember like this is the recovery of the 2008 recession and they're like, well, wait a well maybe it's not women that are the problem. Maybe it's the guy in charge that's taking all the women and then, you know, like creating some weird system around it. And so people were like, well, what about all these rich people and all this, you know, like this this leadership class? Well, now uh you know now that terrified the [ __ ] out of them. And so what happened after Occupy Wall Street? Well, then now it's you know like the uh uh it it's the you know basically the rich guy takes nine pieces of a 10piece uh you know pie and then he cuts one piece in half and he says, "Hey, the black guy got your half." And I think that this is accurate. It is. But I I mean obviously like there are identity politics things that I agree with, right? I agree with these identity politics, but I do think that identity politics is in a general sense, it's used as a wedge issue to keep people fighting about silly stuff, right? Like, you know, trans people going in bathrooms and stuff. And I'm not even saying I mean, you know, like I care a lot about that. I think that, you know, that that shouldn't happen. But at the same time, I do also recognize that this is a misdirection. And the misdirection, I think, was intentional. And like if you saw the cultural shift that happened from in 2011, people were just saying the n-word. Everybody was just saying it. They were just with the hard R. It was in world like I I got like it I would get suspended. I actually, you know, I stopped getting suspended. I said it so many times that I just stopped getting suspended for it. Everybody did that. And so uh anyway, it was hilarious. And and it was the best time ever. by the way, you could say anything you wanted. You could do anything you wanted. Nobody took anything too seriously and everybody generally found a way to get along, right? And you know, again, and I think that there was a lot of like, you know, not everybody. I'm sure people had bad experiences, etc. But in a very general sense, there was a level of edgginess to it, but there was also a like everybody knew it wasn't real, right? It it doesn't really matter. Like it's just it's just [ __ ] right? And so anyway, then uh you know, then then identity politics took over and now we we've moved from because obviously identity politics has kind of run its course and so now we're back to old reliable. Old reliable. The one the OG the OG the Jews. That's right. It's the Jews. And that's it. The original. Yes. The original one. Right. like right back down to the to the classic the original sin. Yeah. They killed Jesus, right? And so literally and uh so that's really it. And uh I I think this is kind of what's happened. And so the southern poverty and why am I talking about this? The reason why is because I think this entire thing is manufactured. I think that now like people have become so mentally ill they've they've gone into such a psychosis I think that there is like a large disconnect between like the average person and like you know one of these like protester people right there is like it's a very big problem but for a very long time I don't think it was that bad and most people were able to get along even in 2016 people could get along I think that what really and and this was the killshot What really what ended Western civilization being able to be normal? What was it? It was co took every It took every idiot and it put them all on the internet. No. No. It wasn't women. Now, I I can see why you say that and that's a good point, but I think it was co I do co oneshot the entire culture. It did. Harambe. Well, Harambe got more people on the internet, but it was really COVID that made things the worse. And uh where do I get this job? Yes. And so, basically, they're creating racism everywhere. Even and Elon Musk, this is what I think is funny is that everybody was calling out the SPLC and these other and by the way, a lot of these other like uh NOS and these organizations, they're all the same. I want people to understand this. They're all the same. It's not like some of these are good and some of them are bad. They're all getting kickback money. They're all in on this. They're all creating this grift. This is it. And so game recognized game. Well, yeah, because like the thing is that the reason why a lot of people like Charlie Kirk identified this. Even uh Scott Adams, I think his name is, the guy that did Dilbert identified this. Like many, many people identified this. This means all the stats about right-wing extremism are fake. I told you. I tried to [ __ ] tell you. I tried to say it. I tried to explain it, but people it it's it I Man, it was so obvious. We all knew that though. It was so [ __ ] obvious. It was so obvious that was happening. Like I don't know what's The whole narrative was built on a house of cards. I know everything about this was [ __ ] And so you were explaining to the 5% who don't understand. I think that and and this, by the way, I want to go all the way back to 1776. This is why they didn't let everybody vote. Okay? This is the reason why we're not a democracy. We're a republic and they understood George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, you know, John Adams, they they understood this. Benjamin Franklin was like, "Ah, yeah, yeah, I can see what could happen." They all understood this, but for some reason somewhere along the line, people forgot. Okay? And so the Greeks knew citizenship was too valuable. I know. For the people, by the people, but the people are [ __ ] For some, for all the people by some of the people. Okay, that's the way it is. Uh, to be fair though, the politicians aren't geniuses either. I think that I I think that Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin and George Washington, I think these guys were geniuses. I do. I think that they built a political system that stood a massive test of time. I think that it has made itself open to uh analysis. they were able to repel the greatest force in the at the time modern world. Um, you know, like they they built the biggest nation and the most powerful nation in the history of humankind. I mean, like I I I think that's pretty I I'd say that's pretty good. Like I mean, you know, even if you think these guys are morons, they sure got lucky, didn't they? And so anyway, it was a failed experiment. If anything, I can see that, right? a great system in decision-making. And so anyway, uh you see climate activists storming outside of Trump Tower. I didn't see that. Thank you for not including Alexander Hamilton. Well, I honestly just didn't even think of him, but like yeah, maybe there's that, too. But um this this means all the right-wing stats about writing consumers are fake, of course, because right-wing extremism is intentionally mislabeled. Like, and I'll give you an example of it being intentionally mislabeled. Um, like the Aryan Brotherhood inside of gang, like the inside of prisons, right? The prison Aryan Brotherhood, like this is counted as right-wing extremism. Uh, okay. Well, if you want to count the Aryan Brotherhood as right-wing extremism, can we count gang violence as left-wing extremism? No, obviously not, because that's [ __ ] Same as counting the Aryan Brotherhood in prison. So, that's it. And and this is this is what happened there is only is is only a prison thing. It's not only a prison thing, but it's it I mean it's more powerful in prison obviously. So this is the issue right is that you know whenever you control excuse me whenever you control the way things are measured you can just choose to selectively measure things in a way that's beneficial to you. So I think that's what happened and it's mainly a prison thing. You have to join one of them. Oh no I I know all about it. I've had friends in prison etc. US isn't the greatest country in the world because of the system. It is because it's got a large population and was formed on Western values. I think that there are a lot of reasons why the United States is very successful. And I think that having the Constitution in the way that we do and our government is a big reason for it. I do think so. Uh because we've got the same people. I mean, there's the same people in America that were in France and Europe, right? I mean, like in Britain, it's the it's the same guys, right? In Scotland. So I and again I'm not saying that Britain's bad or Europe is bad. But I do think that America is locked in in a in a unique way. And if you're if you're a French guy and you say no, France is the best country, you're totally wrong. I respect that. Okay. All right. That's fine. You know, fellow patriot from across the pond, that's okay. But you know, as an American, I think that we have the best system. I think that we do it the best. And so anyway, um you know, I I can go back and and forth about it. Yeah. Base frogs. Yes. There you go. And uh definitely Britain's cooked at the moment. Many places are cooked. Napoleon complex. Well, hey, it used to not be a complex. It used to be the fact they ran the [ __ ] world. So, long time ago though. Anyway, so uh yeah, it was all fake. It was all [ __ ] It was all a lie. Iran. Oh, no. Let me go back and I'll find the rest of these here too because it's just really [ __ ] funny for me to see all of this. And uh there's also another gerrymandering thing. If the SPLC helped fund and organize Charlottesville, then they are responsible for the death of Heather. Oh yeah, there's a woman that got run over. I forgot about that. Damn, bro. That's a challenger. [ __ ] Like I I I didn't know they came apart like that. Damn. Like really? Like it was Yeah. No, I I didn't know they came apart like this. Like Jesus. [ __ ] Hellcat total. I don't think that's a Hellcat, man. Like Hellcats have the the that that body kit on the bottom. I'm pretty sure that's not a Hellcat. I think that's a that's just a Challenger, man. Like that's a 2000 and I don't know like uh like 13 14 15 Challenger. And uh I I know that because my dad had one and he still does have one. And as I said, bro, like that old man was crashing out and like he knew it. And so like we went through the whole house. We went through the whole house and he labeled he says, "You're getting this. He's getting this. You know, you know, Gary's getting this. Like Max is getting that. Sean's getting this." And I'm like, "Up." He like, "Yeah, the car." He's like, "Yeah, what about it?" I said, "Who gets the car?" He says, "You do." I said, "So I get the car?" He says, "Yeah." I'm like, "All right. So I get the car." And so that's my [ __ ] car, bro. Like that is, Dude, I I love that car, man. I do. Absolutely. And uh your dad was driving a Challenger at 70 years old. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You don't understand. My dad was driving a V8 performance package like uh you know, [ __ ] you know, turbo shifter uh Hemi engine Challenger uh while he was on like seven different drugs at the same time. like [ __ ] uh like Immorton Joe from break uh from like [ __ ] Mad Max barreling down I35. I tell him and I I'm like telling my dad a story about Miz being like a crazy driver 140 m an hour and then my dad somehow is like what like he took this as like I'm trying to like one up him like I'm trying to like [ __ ] put him down and he's like well I was driving I was driving down to Sean's I was going 160 and I'm like what do you mean you're going 160 mph like Wow. How do you just He's 70 77 78 years old just driving down there and uh Yeah. And like he like by the way growing up, you know, like my dad I would sit in the in the passenger seat and it was um you know he his dad taught him watch for cops. My dad taught me watch for cops. Look around. Tell me if you see one. Right. and as places to be. He would make it down to San Marcos from Austin like 10 minutes. He'd be like I mean you'd look at Google Maps and it would say 28 minute drive there. I mean they're in like maybe like 5 or 10 minutes. Don't worry about it. And so anyway, cars can't go 160. Yeah, Hemi definitely can. Yeah, definitely can. And so anyway, uh how do you feel about speed limits? I think speed limits are great. Okay. Like I don't drive that fast at all and I never do. Was it manual or auto shifter? Uh you could do both, right? And what color? It's a blue one. I'll have to take a picture and show you guys. And um so yes. Anyway, um yeah, it's a Challenger. I I I can tell that. That's the reason how I know. Anyway, point being pro uh point being uh if the SPLC helped fund it. So basically they were indirectly cuz somebody got killed at the Charlottesville rally. Some [ __ ] drove around in a car and ran somebody over basically if I remember correctly. And um so while raising hundreds of millions of dollars from neurotic left-wing uh left-wingers via direct mail uh by stoking fear of surging hate groups, the SPLC literally paid someone more than $270,000 uh to among other things plan and organize the Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville, VA. The SPLC also paid six figure amounts to people at the same time that they were listed as extremists the group was dedicated to fighting against. So basically they pulled the old like I mean isn't this what we did with like the Taliban where it's like we kept paying the Taliban and ISIS. We kept giving them money indirectly so we could keep bombing them. And so it's like basically you're just paying this problem to continue so you have a reason to keep solving it. And so that's what it is. And uh classic move. Yes. You you basically you have a solution that's looking for a problem. Well, there aren't any problems. Oh, I know what to do. Make one up. And so anyway, if accurate, the SPLC was literally funding and coordinating the hate surge that it used to solicit funds for its operations. Anybody who's surprised by this should not be allowed to be in a leadership position for anything. Like for anybody, and by the way, for anybody that's a real one, like all the real ones knew this. We we all knew this. Like everybody knew this. Like for example, I guarantee you [ __ ] Donald Trump knew this. Elon Musk knew this. Charlie Kirk said this. [ __ ] Scott Adams, the Dilbert guy, knew this. like and you don't have to be a billionaire to know this, but like you've got to be a real one. I knew it was [ __ ] Yeah, it was obvious. And so anyway, the entire, you know, the entire worry about this was [ __ ] And so uh let's see here. And I'll I'll read this is from the uh the documentation and I'm going to go through the actual main uh you know, the main course of this, but I just haven't really gotten to it yet. So just be patient. And uh yeah, Scott Adams, I'll be his name. Yeah. Why do all these window repair companies keep paying kids to throw bricks through windows? That is actually really true. It's actually really funny you say that. So today, um I was I was I was driving home, right? And there was like somebody in front of my house and I was like, "Is that and I I go by and it's one of my friends that I had grown up with, right? And uh it was like he he's doing actually window and like you know housing repair and um you know like he and I talked like I talked to him for like maybe like 30 minutes today. And so I was like and now he's doing window repair and I'm going to have him do my windows. So like cuz I I haven't seen him now for like a little while, right? Like I mean cuz the thing is it it's crazy like he has more gray hair than I do and he's younger than me. I'm like that's right, bro. Like bro, like I I got it locked in, you know? Like I'm not having it happen. But like honestly this dude is [ __ ] he works out like crazy. he's [ __ ] built. And so like I'm I'm proud of him. I really am. I'm very proud of him. And so I've got to tell uh you know Cody and Jeff cuz like you know and like some other you know like some of the other but I mean you understand like this guy and I like we go back like 25 years like really really long time. And and so like yeah we we had a lot to talk about and so anyway you can't have great hair if you don't have hair. Yeah, you're right. And so anyway um so yeah that that it's funny you say that the window repair thing because yeah he literally was doing that and they're going to do that for me today. I just got done doing that like 2 hours ago. But anyway, uh point being, uh besides that, um yes, uh people are paying other people money to start problems for them so they can look for a solution, right? That's it. And so, uh, F7 F-37 was a member of the online leadership, uh, group chat that planned the 2017 Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, and attended the event at the direct and attended the event at the direction of the SPLC. F37 made racist postings under the supervision of the SPLC. So it's like they were sitting like the supervisor. Wait, you really want me to call him that? But he's black with the sir. Are you sure? Okay, you [ __ ] I'm like, god damn. Really? Like and and this is like all right. Well, now we're fighting against racism. Yeah. Is that the Spencer dude? I can't [ __ ] believe this. It's insane, man. And uh stop stalling. You all hit the hard R. Exactly. And uh this is a reach and a half. Is it really a reach and a half, though? I mean, like, you look at this and and and uh let me go back. I'm going to pull you up. Do you really think this isn't happening? I mean, really, think about it. No gray hair, no balding. Yeah. All right, Alex the kid. You're 53 [ __ ] years old. You're probably the youngest person in chat. Okay. Do you really think it's a reach that this is what's happening? This is obviously what's happening, man. I mean, this is the this is the literal FBI. This is their communications. They're saying it. Like, I don't know what you want me to do. It's not really There's so many paid protesters that it's proven it is like this is the validate. I mean, the funny part. Okay. All right, bro. That's fine. And uh don't worry about it. And so they funded extremist voices and targeted moderate ones. That's right. Between 2015 and 2023, the SPLC secretly paid F37 more than 20 to what is this F37 here? And uh yeah, paid someone. Who is who is someone? Like do we know who someone is? Like what is this here? F42 was the former chairman of the National Alliance. The SPLC website contained an extremist file web page about F42 from which the SPLC solicited donations. And from 2016 to 2023, they paid this person $140,000. This overlapped with the time period that F42 was featured on the SPLC's extremist file web page. And so what's happening now is that like yes, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that Charlie Kirk spent years calling for groups like the SPLC to face investigations into their activities. There you go. And people think it was Nick. Everybody's saying it was actually Nick Fuentes who was the one that was the inside guy. Reason for going down to Charlottesville over the weekend was to demonstrate. It was to show solidarity for a cause which has not been talked about in the mainstream media which the American people never got a vote on and that is the fundamental transformation of the reason for going down. So we'll see Fentes blew up after that rally. Well, it was the first big thing that he did. You're right about that. There were signs all along. Remember the tiki torches? Oh my god. And so the whole FBI paranoia about right-wing groups was an extension of this. Yes. And it's all connected. All of this is connected. It was all done intentionally and it was completely manufactured. This entire panic and everything about it was totally manufactured. And this is what I think is also very funny about this is that after this information now has been revealed and people are starting to see it, do you know what's going to change? Nothing. These people are so deep into the psychosis. They're so deep into drinking the Kool-Aid that they're not going to back down off of this. They're not going to stop this. They're not going to like say, "Oh, I guess we were wrong. Let's go ahead and, you know, like dial things down." No, they're just going to move on to the next thing and they're going to act like it never happened. They need to take that. So, these are the organizations that I think are um are problematic, right? Uh, let me go. Those are all a bunch of other random ones. This is like a million of these. Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] And um anyway, where is it here? If I can find it. Oh my god, there's so many of these. And okay. Yeah, that that was annoying. All right. Anyway, so uh Oh, I'll do one more. Okay, so uh this is the Okay, SPLC. Um I think ACLU uh ACT blue. Um let me see here. There's one more I'm thinking of. Oh, ADL. Uh, I think all of these organizations need to be investigated. I think you need to investigate all of the finances coming in and out of them. Well, BLM I mean BLM like I mean I don't why is BLM even on there? Everybody knows that's a scam. I mean like we all like that one's like yeah duh. Like oh well they stole all the money and so it's not that big of a deal. That would be anti antiseptic. Oh, it would be antiseptic. It sure would be. And so anyway, uh, that one's [ __ ] Yeah, we all know this. And so all of these organizations, I think, are on this spectrum. Now, I'm not saying they're all the exact same, but I'm saying that I think that if you really go in and you do an investigative report with actual discovery and you're looking into people's messages and communications, I think that you will find a tremendous amount of bad faith behavior and other forms of fraud, deception, misleading, lies, um other forms of manipulation. I think every NAACP uh I don't really know about that one. I mean I I think that's just basically a you know like a a you know a black basically supremacy group right where it's like well we're just going to advocate for you know black interests. I don't really know if they're an actual [ __ ] I don't think that they do enough for that to really happen but maybe I'm wrong. So uh Apac well Apac is I would say that's like a different spectrum than this is. I mean like Apex's also bad, but it's on a different spectrum of bad than this. So anyway, huge wandering up. Yes. And I think this is happening [ __ ] everywhere. And I think also even even really really really big ones that need should be investigated also. Um these are the big ones. the UN, the World Health Organization. I think these right here are also really, really bad. I do. And uh NFL, yeah, the UN, the Fed. Well, I mean, we all the WF uh World Economic Forum. Yeah, probably. And let's see here. Besides that, and all of these organizations, I I want to make one thing very clear. All of these organizations are at a fundamental adversarial position to western civilization. All of these organizations work towards and in the best interest of undermining, delegitimizing, and damaging and weakening Western civilization. This is the primary function that they serve because they've been infected with people that think that it would be better for us to be something diff different, right? Stop the far right in the UK. I'm not a UK guy, right? I mean, I'm I I pay attention to some stuff, but I don't know the intricacies. So, uh, what would your mom say about this revelation? What would my mom say? See, I told you. I told Jay, see, you should have Why don't you just listen? Why? Yeah, I told you. I've been trying to tell you for what? Jeez. See, look. Now you Okay, now you're going to watch this video with me. What's it about? It's about giants that lived in Arizona. And there's an Indian tribesman who's talking about the uh, you know, the uh, you know, oral tale of the giants and the Nephilim. And it's Oh, okay. Right. And the thing is that this is the problem is that Hillary Clinton was asking about what was that tomb? uh Cypress's tomb or something like that in [ __ ] uh Iran or Iraq like uh no Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh's tomb. Like, and I I think about this and it's like she really she died two year 10 years too early because if she had been alive for all of this, I'm not even kidding. Like 80 to 90% of all of her conspiracy theories would have come true. She would have. They would have come true. And it's actually insane. No. Oh, Gilgamesh resurrection chamber. Oh. Oh, yes. The Gilgamesh resurrection chamber. Excuse me. Okay. I don't want to get this wrong. She'd be so smug. No, I don't think you could be any more smug than she just naturally was. But yes, definitely. They're all connected, bro. And so, Democratic Socialist America, maybe you're right. And so, what I'm saying is that all of these organizations are fraudulent organizations. They're all scams. And Russia collusion. And this is the problem that I have, right? They have the goods on Act Blue yet nothing. This is pennies compared to the fraud and foreign interference this organization illegally launderers into our elections. And so you have all of these people and all these things that have happened and nobody's getting arrested. Nobody's going to jail. I don't know what the hell is going on, but I will watch before I go into any of this. Trump administration handing out indictments for SPLC funding the KKK. Wow. And so SPLC. All right, let me pull it up. And let me see if I can find Okay, this is the United States Department of Justice. Justice Department announces an indictment against the SPLC, Southern Poverty Law Center. It alleges that they secretly funneled $3 million over $3 million in donated funds to white supremacist and extremist groups. And so we have National Alliance affiliate, Aryan Nations affiliate, Unite the Right, that's the Charlottesville rally, National Alliance chairman, and then oh here's the good one, former KK KKK members. Uh-oh. American Front President and Felon $19,000. So they paid all these guys out in order to keep doing this. The Democrats are going back to their roots. Yep. And the more it changes, the more it stays the same. And Charlie Kirk was right. The SPLC is a hate group. He actually spoke out about this. He was part of the intelligence projects was there, but it was suddenly destroyed. I wonder if the project is what described in the DOJ indictment describing how SPLC paid millions to neo-Nazis so they could use them as talking points for fundraising. Did they dismantle the project to hide the evidence? I bet they did. I think that's very accurate. That's probably exactly what happened. Couldn't that just be welfare checks? I don't think so. They're not the government. How are they going to make Trump look like a racist now that he's going against this group? Well, the problem is that see you you you are operating inside of the frame of the optics. These people always control the optics because they're the ones like optics are generally controlled by the people that are the most reactionary, the most emotionally driven, and the most impulsive. So, if you want to figure out how the public will react to something, think about the dumbest, the most self-centered, the most shortsighted, the most emotionally charged, and the most brain deadad thing that you could possibly imagine. That will be the optics for it. So, I think that really what the what a lot of those leftwing people are going to say about this, I can already guarantee you this is what they're going to say, is that they're going to say that this is all fake and they made all of this up and they're just doing it in order to make Trump look good. They're just going to say it's totally fake. Like, they'll just deny the entire thing. They'll deny it in its entirety and they'll act like it didn't happen. And so, that's the reason why it goes so deep, the corruption they are already. Of course they will because again those people can't be reasoned with. You you you can't try to win the battle of optics with them because they're not you know optics require visuals, right? Like what is an optic? This is like your eyes. They have their eyes closed. They're not waiting. They don't want to hear the truth. They don't want to see the truth. Since the KKK are shills, do we have to take their racist card away? I think that what happened is that they paid the KKK anonymously. I don't think the KKK or the Charlottesville rally even really knew about this a lot. I think that what happened is that they basically they basically took a very small subset of people who were angry and they funded them and they gave them a microphone and they extrapolated it and exacerbated it to where it's such a big problem that now everybody's talking about it. I think that's really what happened is that they paid the money anonymously. Maybe there's one person there that knew about it and they said, "Okay, well, this is, you know, like maybe a greater evil or a greater good that we're doing this for." But I think that's really what it was. I can go ahead and we'll watch a little bit about this, right? And uh so this is this is part of it though. I just want to make sure I understand. You're alleging that the Southern Poverty Law Center. I just want to make sure I understand. You're alleging that the Southern Poverty Law Center was paying the leaders of KKK and and other groups to continue their operations. Is that I'm not alleging it. The grand jury return an indictment that says that. And so what? There you go. It's a grand jury. Oh my god. Wow. Can you not read, [ __ ] It's about informants and not actually funding. All right, I'mma pull you up. Give me a minute. You're going to get pulled up. What is this here? Do you really believe that? And I want you to think for yourself. I don't want you to tell me what something said. I want you to think for yourself. You're going to do this. You're going to do this for me. Do think for yourself. I mean, like, you're not going to I mean, because you're talking about this a lot and I'm just kind of curious like what's going on here, right? Why is this even happening? Why would you say this? It's interesting to see. And it's an indictment. Talks about fraud and ghost companies. It's not just informants. Yeah. I mean, obviously, it's not just informants. I mean, like, but I'm not even I'm not going to talk about the reality of it. I want you to think for yourself. And and and this is this is the the challenge that a lot of people have is that many people are not able to do that. You actually confused about that? Yeah. Yeah. Of course. Right. You don't launder money to informants. You just you just hire them normally. It looks like this person that doesn't have a single response. So, this is really not a big surprise. I mean, you're going to have people that say this constantly, but uh you know, again, like people like this. They they love to say this stuff. Couldn't that be easily tracked and confirmed? They could easily uh they could easily confirm that we paid this person and he's clearly an informant. Of course, they could. And again, the grand jury would have looked through all of this. Like a grand jury does this with, "Can you not read?" LOL. Uh-huh. Cuz you know, and the thing is that you know that if you explain it, you're going to be an idiot. You're going to look like a dumbass. And so, you don't want to explain it or or explain what you're thinking cuz you didn't think at all. You you didn't think at all. All you did is you took what somebody else told you and you repeated. Oh, what did it say? What about grand jury indictments against Trump? Well, what about it? I mean, it was obvious that Well, no, Trump obviously broke the law with the campaign finance. It was very clear that he did. Well, wait a minute. No, now you're unbanned. Well, no. I I don't think anybody's debating whether that happened. Everybody's saying that. And also, by the way, what the hell does this have to do with Trump? Like, you're now you're talking about Trump. You're going to get Now, no. No. January 6 and documents case. What does that have to do with this? You're talking about Donald Trump. What are you doing talking about Donald Trump for? This is about the SPLC and about them making a bunch of [ __ ] [ __ ] Like, do you really think, and this is the problem, do you really think that they wouldn't pay people in order to cause problems so they could necessitate themselves being a solution to those problems? Do you honestly think that that's outside of the scope of of conceptualizing? Do you think that's it? Like, I mean, that's just this like and and again, I don't care about like whatever your opinion is on Trump or whatever. Why don't you read the indictment? Well, which one? Like, you're talking about the January 6th one? Who the [ __ ] cares? It happened 5 years ago. What are we talking about that for? Like, I'm I'm I'm looking at this. That's obviously it. And so, it happens often. Yeah. Like, it it's crazy. No. SPLC. Uh, well, I don't know. Show Show me the part of it that you want me to look at. And And also, like, I'm I'm telling you, do you think that happened? I'm asking you to think for yourself. Do you think that they would pay right-wing people in order to cause problems so they could push donations for themselves? Do you think that would happen? Not like reading this thing or whatever. I want you to use your your your your critical thinking. I thought I called you Yeah, I thought he called me the slur, too. I did. But no, no, that wasn't it. It's not answering. Yeah. I can't think, man. Yeah. I'm not I'm not interested in what you what you think you read or whatever like that. I don't I don't care about that. Like, do you think that happened or not? More money, more problems. I know the brand mod goes deeper than people thought. Well, I I think that this is the issue that people have, right? is that there's a lot of people that have like reading comprehension but they don't have the ability to synthesize what they read into an idea. And so like they can read something and then based off of that they draw a conclusion from it but they're not able to go anywhere beyond that. That's the issue I think a lot of people have. What's wrong with paying informants? You didn't answer the question. You you you know what? You've been given so many chances to answer the question and you haven't. And the reason why is because you're not you you know that it's obvious this is what was happening. It it was obvious this is what was happening. I've asked you three times the same thing. You're not answering it. You're talking about something else. It's because you know that it's condemning. And uh that's it. No mercy for pigeons on the chessboard. Yes. Exactly. And uh banned twice. I know. And complete waste of time. Total bad faith. But what about Trump? What about Oh, that Trump did this thing. Who gives a [ __ ] about that? Who give a [ __ ] about that? Who cares? talking about this. Jesus Christ. Does that returned an indictment that says that. And so what what the what the investigation found according to to the indictment that was returned today is that they were paying so so Southern Poverty Law Center is raising money, asking folks to to give them money to dismantle racism. And over a very long period of time, um, they were using some of the money they raised from donors to pay to they called them field, you know, basically to to informants um to for information, for access to just pay them for um for certain um to do certain things and and so yes, that's exactly what the indictment charges. Yep. I just want to make sure. There it is. And so uh Yep. And they got big money and some some haven't spent it yet. Exactly. Alex Jones, right? Again, false flags everywhere. I know, guys. And SPLC played the uh the KKK that turned up in Charlottesville. That's not inform. That's not uh informing, that's performing. Well, they're paying them to have it happen, right? I think that's the reason why. And that's a tremendous amount of money to pay an informant, right? Especially whenever you're doing it through something else. DOJ, why is it okay for them, not the SPLC? Plays a vital role fighting hatred. This politicized intimidation needs to stop now. Well, it's because they're doing it. This is what I think that they're doing. I think that they're paying these people to do it. They're paying them to gas up these problems and then present themselves as the solution to them. I think every single one of these like weird anti-hate groups, these like bigotry groups are doing this. And I I'm so glad now what I hope happens now is that the government systematically dismantles them and puts the people that are running them in jail. I do because I think that they're paying these people. they're causing these problems to happen. And I think also like and and this is the angle that I hope they go with, right? Is that if you're paying these people to do this and you know what they're doing and these people get someone killed or they you know cause problems like there should be accountability for that and the left will always hide behind vocabulary. The informants [ __ ] It's just normal of the obscurities. Well again they will always try to obscure things but I think it's very obvious this is what's happening because of incentives. Again, you don't need to know anything. All you need to know is what someone wants, what they're trying to do, and what they need in order to get what they want. And that basically will explain everything. So, all you need to know is that these people need to fight racism. If racism dies, they die. What does that mean? Racism will never die while they are alive. because every, you know, again, when you're a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. And so anyway, that's what happens. And so they push this stuff constantly because that's the that's the way they make money. Without hate and bigots, they're irrelevant. This is the same reason why wokeism will always continuously spiral. Like it wasn't enough to have gay marriage. It wasn't enough to have, you know, like X Y or Z thing. It wasn't enough for like, you know, people to accept trans. Now it has to be trans kids. Now it has to be kids in like bathrooms. Now it has to be uh, you know, adults going into women's bathrooms. It has to be sports. This will all it can never stop anywhere. And the reason why it can't stop is because if they get what they want, they lose their power. And this is something fundamental about the human mind. People always want more. Everybody wants more. And because of that, what happens is that you have people that they want more. They want to make even they want to make even more money. They want to have even more virtue. They want to be seen as a better person. So what happens is that these people basically they go out and they say, "Well, this is the new thing that we're fighting for." Because they, you know, they win a battle. Like if after you win the war, do you really want to go back home to doing what you were doing before? It's kind of what I said before. They had this problem in like the Crusades and I think they're gonna have it probably in the Middle East too where a lot of these like terrorist groups like why would you if you're running an ISIS like an ISIS cell, you know, you're operating millions of dollars of machinery, you have dozens of men that report directly to you and they would lay down their lives for you. You're the man. Like you've got you're you're making million dollar deals regularly. Like you're [ __ ] like you're a boss. And so does that guy really want to go back and just be a farmer after this? Do these guys that were crusaders? They were, you know, gallivanting around the Middle East, you know, taking over cities and, you know, going on raids and everything like that. Uh why the [ __ ] would they want to stop that? That was great. But yeah, they were they were kings. They were like warrior kings. And then they have to go back to Europe to push a [ __ ] plow like behind a donkey that's farting and [ __ ] in front of them. [ __ ] no. Absolutely not. No. I want to be down fighting for the pope doing all this. I have my bright shiny new armor and everything like that. Gallivanting was fun. Exactly. And so why is and and the this is this is the same thing that happens always. It will always happen. And so this is really just another example of that. It's people after you build an identity and you build a career around fighting for a problem, you enter into a very weird like I mean this is like it's it's a comic book, you know, reference, so it's silly by nature, but I think that people can understand it. The Joker doesn't want to kill Batman. Why would the Jo If the Joker kills Batman, then all the fun's over. Well, then now now well what the [ __ ] are we going to do now? like it it's done. Like there there's no there there's no chase. It's not exciting anymore. It just happened. And so it's the thrill of it. Well, it also it necessitates the existence of the Joker. Without Batman, you don't really need the Joker. And without the Joker, in a way, you don't need Batman either. And so what my point is is that these this is the reason why social justice and the not social justice, right? like a performative narcissistic uh you know social um messaging. Um that's the reason why there will never be a conclusion to it. It's because all of these pink-haired Karens with nose rings that, you know, think that they're seven different genders at the same time, um if they say they're happy, they lose all their power. They go back to Starbucks. Okay. All right. Kathy's finally happy. Can you please go back to Hobby Lobby and start selling uh you know like picture frames again? Well, no. Kathy doesn't want to sell picture frames again. She loves the idea of fighting for the downtrodden being seen as the organizer. Everybody listens to her. It's Kathy the [ __ ] you know, the fighter for civil rights and justice. And she's the one that's out there and she's got her megaphone. Everybody's listening to her. She's a revolutionary. She's in the front and people are behind her. She's organizing, planning, giving orders. Do you really think that Kathy wants to go back to the picture frame department at Hobby Lobby? Do you really think that she wants to go back to selling um you know, Shungai cubes at the witches uh you know, the witches shack uh you know, in like East Austin? No, she doesn't. Because she's got a good thing going here. This is great. This is amazing. I'm She's loving it. And so they might not say they won't say this. They will never say this, but it is. And it manifests everywhere at every level from high to low to good to bad. Like for example, if like I'm just going to come up with this is a bad example, but I'm just going to say it. If Hitler ever succeeded in actually getting rid of all of the Jews, do you know what Hitler would have done after that? He would have found another group to get rid of after that because that was the entire that was the entire thing. That's what would happen. It is again there's not it's not like okay well you know now we got rid of them and everything's fine. No no he's already going have gypsies right disabled gay people. Holy [ __ ] And so this would never have stopped. It would never stop ever. Concentration camps, that's a thousand% false. I disagree with it. I do. And again, I provided a million examples. If you think that's not one of them, then you can use a bunch of the other genocides. And I think that that's true. And it's all that's the same as true for you. The thing is that there is an element of truth to that. And I want to talk about it from my own perspective. We have hunted woke video games into endangerment. It used to be open season. It was like the Wild West where they would just ride along in a train carop bop bop just popping them off and it was nothing. But the problem is that now we've basically won. We won. We beat it. We got rid of them all. Like there's pretty much every single one of those games is dead. Uh we we've killed the studios. We've destroyed the careers of the of the people that ran them. It like I mean and it not all of them. Not all of them. And and every once in a while we get a new one, but it's like it's like a tenth of the way it used to be. And in a way it's it's almost bittersweet because it's like wait so now am I gonna have to go back to actually just playing video games again like I I I I got what I want what do you mean I got what I want? I got what I wanted. What I spent so much time working for this one what am I supposed to do now? So I understand it. And uh yeah what about WoW though? I don't know man. And uh Capcom's leading the charge. Well, there's a lot of studios that aren't. And so anyway, and uh the dog Yes, the once the dog catches its own tail, it's like, well, what the [ __ ] I guess now I have to play video games again. You're supposed to play Death Stranding. I've got good news for you. I actually have Death Stranding. Not only did I buy Death Stranding, but I installed it onto my computer and uh you know, I I bought it like maybe a few days ago and I will play it. I I I'm not going to play the whole thing on stream, right? because it's probably like a super long form game, but I figured I'd play maybe the first day or so on stream and say what it's like. And so this is somebody who's saying, "Are you saying that you're going to let a few woke games get popular so that the population can grow again to continue your cycle of hunting woke games? This is the thing is that if everybody who disagreed with me like and I I I do genuinely believe this and the other side might not admit this but it's true. If I ever actually stopped making content it would be bad for a lot of leftwing creators. And if they ever stopped making content it would be bad for me. there would be less people watching because there it's true. It's true. Think about how much time is spent and energy is spent opposing this. And so it's a symbiotic relationship. It is. And the thing is that it it's always important to keep that in mind. It it's a cycle. It definitely is. That sounds like a funny proposition. It does because at that point it's just okay well we won the fight. We won the battle. It's like after World War II was over, they stopped making as many tanks. They don't need as many tanks anymore. And it's like, so if you if your job was making tanks, so you're like, well, [ __ ] Like, now what? Like, what am I going to do now? Anyway, let's go back over. We'll look at the rest of this. Come out. DOJ SPLC played confidential informants to gather credible info and not keep the KKK and other hate groups in power. Surely, and again, this is exactly the angle that they're going to go with. Wait till you see the judge getting this one. Exactly. And uh Oh my god. Acting US Journal. They funneled millions of dollars to groups including the KKK. That's not paying informants. Yes, they're not paying informants when they're funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to the group at large. This is crazy. Obviously not. And so anyway, I will go through and watch some of this and uh Oh, here we go. We can we can go through this here. And uh good afternoon. Today, a few minutes ago in the middle district of Alabama, a grand jury returned an 11count indictment charging the Southern Poverty Law Center with six counts of wire fraud, four counts of bank fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit money. That's a lot. And you know, you're talking about the informants. Oh, they were informants. Well, how does that explain money laundering? You see what I'm saying? Would his kids be considered funding terrorism if they could? I mean, like, you know what my viewpoint is on this? Okay. Like, you you get my opinion on it. According to the charges in the indictment, the SPLC is a nonprofit entity that purports to fight white supremacy. Yeah. And racial hatred by reporting on extremist groups and conducting research to inform law enforcement groups with the goal of dismantling these groups. As the indictment describes, the SPLC was not dismantling these groups. It was instead manufacturing the extremism it purports to oppose. There it is. by paying sources to stoke racial hatred. Isn't it crazy that we found out that the whole trans thing was being pushed by Jeffrey Epstein and now we're finding out that all the racial animosity was being pushed by these organizations or really just accelerated? That's crazy. your eyes. The SPLC is the lawyers uh that that bring the suits the activist judge to use to hinder Trump. I I understand that this is a large apparatus. Of course, it's easy to figure that out. The indictment describes this conduct in detail, but one troubling example is that the SPLC was paying a member of the leadership group that planned the Unite the Right protest in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017 that resulted in the death of one person and injured dozens more. This particular person being paid by the SPLC allegedly received approximately over the course of 8 years. Oh my god. In total, according to the indictment, between 2014 and 2023, SPLC paid at least $3 million. Who was it? Who was it? I want to know. I want to know. I want to know. What? What? What? What's the name to eight individuals at least? Everybody's saying it's Nick. I I I don't see any evidence for that. I think the only reason they're saying it's Nick is because he's the most famous person that was there. These individuals were affiliated with the Ku Klux Clan. Oh, not a good one. Remember them? They're the bad guys. United Clans of America. Let me guess. That's like a Is United Clans of America like the store brand KKK? Like I I I don't know. Like this sounds like just like a worse version of it. The KKK plus. Yeah. Like DLC. Teeu KKK. National Socialist Movement. Mhm. Aryan Nations Affiliated Sadistic Souls Motorcycle Club. That That's a The Nationalist Socialist Party of America, Nazis, just literally Nazi. Oh, no. And the American Front. Now, as the indictment lays out, after SPLC paid members of these extremist groups, it created work product that reported on these activities that the members participated in or contributed to. And to that end, it was doing the exact opposite of what it's told its donors it was doing. That's right. That's right. The whole time they were doing that, I did not see that coming. I think everybody should have seen that coming. And uh Justin Benner ran on uh ran the SLC and that was Whitmer's SOS, the governor who faked their kidnapping. Well, I don't know about that. I didn't hear about that at all. There is zero evidence from anyone uh from this group is being paid the by the SPLC or this group is being funded by the SPLC. You know what I think that there is a chance that a lot cuz like where are these guys coming from really? Where are they coming from? Who are they? I mean why is it all military-aged men? Like where are the communications for this? They're feds. Yeah. I I mean like we've got to ask Cash Patel. Like that's if I ever had a chance to talk to him, that's what I would ask him. I would say all this Patriot front, you know, Proud Boys, all this [ __ ] How involved is was the FBI or was the government? Why the masks? Well, I mean, obviously there I mean you could there could be multiple reasons why. The props are on point. They are. And they're very organized, too. So, uh, another group started by a teenager. Maybe you're right. And who sponsored their outfits? Your taxes. Yeah, I think something like this. I think it's organized. I do. And SPLC is a criminal organization that funded right-wing hate groups and organizes fake fake right-wing protests so it could then turn around and fund raise off of them and use them as a pretext to crack down on conservatives nationwide. There you [ __ ] go. And uh, oh my god. SPLC is a Jewish social engineering think tank. Is that true? I don't even know about that. And uh oh, here we go. Uh what is this? Like scuff George Lucas. Let's see what he has to say. Hood. Uh and my bosses insisted that we move out of the house for a week. You know, at one point I was anti-Muslim hate groups. Oh, it went down. There's no way there were zero anti-Muslim hate groups in 2003. Like, I mean, that was after 9/11. What what what do we like I mean you your your data collection's wrong. I mean what whatever whatever your I so like you're just bad at your job. Like I mean you don't even know what you're talking about. No groups hasn't organized. You believe that? notified last year by a letter from a a non-Hispanic whites proportion of US population, man. Federal court uh in New York State that a certain guyhood uh and my bosses How about that? That's a weird way to say it, right? It certainly is. I think I see the problem. I told you guys. I told y'all like people have been listening. This is Stunning Unite. The right most notorious of all the extremist displays in the last 10 years. Tiki Torres is all subsidized racket funded by the supposedly anti-hate SPLC. Well, and and here's also here's also another thing that you know, again, only a like a [ __ ] idiot could come to this conclusion. If they're getting funded by the SPLC, do you really think that the SPLC were the only ones doing it? Like, you have all these other organizations that function the same way and they have the same problems. Do you really think that they were the only ones? No. So when you look at probably all of the money that was put into that, I bet it was over a million dollars. I bet there's a good chance that it was maybe not a million, but I think it was a lot more than what they were. And so it's written on yellow paper, so it must be accurate. Well, I think that was accurate, right? And uh seems doubtful that they invented this racket. Exactly. I don't think they invented this. I think they did it themselves. Me after the SPLC sends me $75. As I was saying, she packed up her bag and left. It was all very sudden. But do you know where Mika is right now? As you know, she's always been very interested in the classics, Greek and Roman literature and history, and she has always enjoyed the ocean. So, she No. Jesus. Okay. Well, and all tax dollars to fund a conspiracy. Yeah, that's insane. Remember the uh remember the Democrats that protested tiki torches and claimed they were raising awareness when they got caught faking the hate crime? Yep. There's been a lot of these. And uh white supremacists packing up their checks from the SPLC. It's all [ __ ] bro. Like it's actually it's all been [ __ ] And uh the tiki torch march was so sus. It seems like it. Trump is upset the SPLC went after Nazis. Oh, this is after Oh, by the way, this is the kind of thing that somebody like this says. And again, rainbow flag. Let's see here. Oh, he doesn't have his his pronouns in his bio. That's a surprise. And uh yeah, Tik Tok news update. What could we do without that? Remember that Mike Poto proudly kept a handwritten record of the white US population on his desk, man. Man, it's almost like it's completely [ __ ] obvious what these people were doing. And uh yeah, there it is. Let me see if I can scroll down. Which other Oh, bro. Oh, they are locked in. And the thing is that like these are guys. Look, it's Mark Andre, Elon Musk. I mean, these are like [ __ ] multi-billionaires that like manage large systems. These are the kinds of people that understand the way that these systems work. Of course, they're going to come to this conclusion. Duh. Which other prominent NOS's are doing this? Exactly. Many other cases, point them all out. Yeah. I think this is only the uh the tip of the iceberg. So, when people said the government was dropping people uh off in a gazillion cages, rocks to protest routes and escalate, it's probably true. I think that they were probably being indirectly funded. That's probably what happened. They weren't being directly funded, but indirectly funded. And so, oh, this is Cash Patel talking about we're here today is to announce what the what the general just told you. The Southern Poverty Law Center in a massive sweeping indictment has been charged with allegations of fraud and using the banking system to perpetuate that fraud. I just want to talk about a couple brief things here. The Southern Poverty Law Center themselves advertise to raise money to dismantle violent extremist groups for a period of at least a decade. Yeah. They use their donor network to raise money to purportedly dismantle violent extremist groups. And here's a good question. Is more white supremacy and white supremacist actions is it will it increase or decrease the people that donate to the SPLC? Like let's say there's another big huge white supremacist rally where they go Will that cause the the amount of money to go up or down? There you go. None of this matters until we see people go to prison. Yep, you're right. However, the SPLC, the Southern Poverty Law Center, use the money they re raised from their donor network to actually pay the leadership of these very groups. I just want to say that again. They used the fraudulently raised money by lying to their donor network, thousands of Americans, to go ahead and actually pay the leadership of these supposed violent extremist groups. The groups as the general um laid out include the Ku Klux Clan, the United Clans of America, Unite to Right, National Alliance, the National Socialist Movement, the Aryan Nation Motorcycle Club, and the National Socialist Party of America, and also the American Front in As I said, gentlemen, this is where we're at. Do you really think that all that money that's going to those hospices and [ __ ] in California and the uh like don't you find it weird that the same people that were at, you know, Elhan Omar's events and at different Democrat fundraisers were the same people that were running the Quality Learning Center. Doesn't that seem weird to anybody who's not a [ __ ] It doesn't seem weird at all. It seems like Oh, yeah. Of course. Yep. Of course. Yeah, of course they're doing that. What does this photo represent? The photo represents the SPLC being the tip of the iceberg. That's my point. This is not even, in my opinion, probably 1% of it. I bet it is that big if you especially if you count foreign influences as well. So the socialists are being funded by the same people who support the KKK. There's a reason why they're called You understand? There's a reason why you call him that. It's just the way it is. At least one of these matters, our investigation revealed that funds were used to facilitate the commission of further state and federal offenses totaling over three. So that that's also really important because like the whole idea of the oh they're just paying informants. No, listen to that again one more time. commission in at least one of these matters. Our used to facilitate the commission a totaling over $3 million. They're easily manipulated by really stupid obvious stuff. Well, that's the reason why they shouldn't be able to vote. And again, every year that I say that, more people will agree. There will never be a point in time where me saying this stuff will become less popular. It will only become more popular. So, you're telling me the Democrats haven't changed and still fund the KKK? Furthermore, our investigation revealed that the Southern Poverty Law Center, on top of perpetuating this widespread, decadel long, multi-million dollar fraud, conducted more criminal activity. They attempted to hide their criminal activity. Why would they do that? If they were just paying informants, why would they hide the activity? Why would they pro they probably deleted records, stuff like that? Why would you do that? So, Democrats are the ones that shouldn't be able to vote. I think that there's a lot of people that shouldn't be allowed to vote from our financial banking network. They set up shell companies and entities around America. Who's who does this? so that the financial institutions that we rely on as everyday Americans were deceived in believing that money was not coming from the Southern Poverty Law Center in the perpetration of this scheme and fraud, but rather fictitious entities they stood up to perpetuate this ongoing fraud. This is a serious and egregious violation of a group that purported to dismantle violent extremist groups, but in turn actually only fueled the hatred. This is an important case brought by the president by President Trump's administration. We're thankful for the president for his leadership and funding of not just the FBI and DOJ. I will not be thankful until those people are in a jail cell. Like I want them in a jail cell. Like not on trial, not arrested. I want them in a jail cell. That's what needs to happen. Cuz until that happens, I don't give a [ __ ] I mean, this is great. It's great this is happening, but like how many times have they identified a problem? Well, they haven't solved it. Nick hasn't been alive for over a week. I don't know. Maybe he's maybe he's got a headache. Who knows? I have no idea But his commitment to go out there and wipe out fraud and conspiracy and waste and abuse wherever it occurs, including the Southern Poverty Law Center. Even though this money was made to appear to be coming from legitimate people and legitimate entities, we at the FBI with our great partners at the Department of Justice and in the state of Alabama were able to comb through a decade worth of material. A scheme that took a decade to build so that longer we were able to follow the money because money never lies. And they got caught. As the attorney general said, these charges are varying. um they are widespread and wide ranging and this investigation is very much ongoing today. We're here to announce the charges of the Southern Poverty Law Center and this investigation and the individuals who are responsible will be brought to justice. Thank you, General. That it it's so [ __ ] funny for me to see this. It's so funny that the obvious thing that I think everybody could have imagined is clearly and obviously what's happening. And uh there you go. I'm happy to see this. I am the switch up from Nick made total sense from him being full MAGA to supporting the Democrats. Well, and and to me like I I don't think that Nick is a Fed. I don't think so. I've always liked Nick and I I I don't want to believe that cuz I think that he's uh you know like he he's definitely like I I I agree with a lot of his message. Not everything obviously, but I I agree with a lot of it. And so um like to me, but I I do think that there are a lot of people There are a tremendous Nick Shirley. Well, a Nick Shirley and I was talking about Nick Fuentes, but like I I meant Nick like I mean Nick Shirley, too. I I agree with Nick. Uh there there are a number of Nicks. He's a likable fed. Yeah, I guess so. You're dumb if you think he supports them. I understand what Nick is trying to do with what he's saying. It it it's it's obvious to anybody who has like I don't know, maybe an IQ over 90, but like I don't know what to say beyond that. Anyway, uh let's go back. I'll look and find SPLC. Let me see if there's any more of this on here. Uh breaks down the case. Okay. Well, let me go and find this here. This is the I want to listen to Welcome back everyone here to live now from Fox. I'm your host before me. What that means is that this FBI with this Department of Justice has dropped the murder rate 20 points. What that means is this FBI every time you do so a direct question. I've answered your question has seen a reduction in opiate overdose deaths up to 20%. some of the questions alone. What that means is that we have found 6,300 child victims. 6,300 families have their kids back. That is a 22% increase from the Biden administration. I'm on the job. I'm the first one in. I'm the last one out. I'm like an everyday American who loves his country, loves the sport of hockey. And champions, my friends, when they raise a gold medal and invite me in to celebrate. I've never been intoxicated on the job. And that is why we filed a $250 million defamation lawsuit. And any one of you that wants to participate, bring it on. I'll see you in court. Explain the computer. The thing is that Cash Patel got his email leaked and all they had like Yeah, the guy likes to drink. I mean, he likes to drink. He loves cigars and he likes sports and Oh, he likes having specialtailored suits. I think that's a [ __ ] America. That sounds pretty good. Login issue. Just explain the computer login issue. You were not able to log into the your lawsuit contends that you were not able to log into the system. What did you think after you were unable to log into the system? Let's have a survey. How many of you people believe that's true? Hang on. Did you communicate with You asked the question. Let me answer it. No, let me I did you communicate with anyone that you thought you were fired after you you were unable to log into the problem with you and your report? Don't cut me off. You asked a question. Straightforward question. The problem with you and your baseless reporting is that is an absolute lie. It was never said. It never happened. And I will serve in this administration as long as the president and the attorney general want me to do so. And isn't it crazy that the media is in like open opposition to delegitimize and cause as much strife and chaos inside of the government as possible? Like you really think about that. That's not good, is it? I feel like that's bad. Every time you guys report false lies, every time you guys raise baseless questions, when we are here to talk about the Southern Poverty Law C Center's $3 million decade long scheme to fraudulently fleece Americans, you are off topic. It's a simple for straightforward question. If you talk to anybody, can you just kick him out, man? Just say get this loser out of here. Like you he answered your question and he's still just kick him out. I mean you the thing is like I mean everybody else has to have their own time to ask a [ __ ] question. You can't have this guy debating Cash Patel and it takes like 3 minutes like you've only got 10 minutes total whether you think the simple answer to your question is you are lying and every time you do so a direct question I've answered your question. He did. He and he said simply as follows. I was never locked out of my systems. Anybody who says it lawsuit says the opposite. Your lawsuit contain anyone that says the opposite is lying. The lawsuit that you filed says that man, stop. You're being extraordinarily rude. And I know maybe that's part of your profession. Thank you. Thank you, bro. Thank you. All right. You know, all right. Now, keep going. But please just stop. If if you ask a question, he can answer it. And then wait, now you're interrupting me. Like just a little bit of respect, man. Just a tiny little bit. Try it sometime. Good. Earlier today, uh, they should just honestly they should kick that. They should not let that guy back in. They should say, you know what, and you can look at him, by the way, he's fat again. They're used to taking up space. It's what they do. It's it's just it's what they do. They take up space literally, metaphorically, verbally, uh it everything. How does this happen? Senate Majority Leader John Thun once again was pleading for an end to the Justice Department's investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Pow. How do you respond to a direct request like this from someone in your own party? I I haven't received the respon the request, you know, formally yet. I mean, listen, this is an ongoing investigation and and that's something that we can't talk about aside from saying yes, it's an ongoing investigation and and this the senator knows that and other senators know that as well and and and we'll get through it, but but it's it is an ongoing investigation and and we can't we can't really talk about it, especially not not in public, but but we'll try to address any senator, not just a senator from the Republican party's concerns about that. Um, Director Patel, you said in an interview over this weekend um, regarding the election into whether the 2020 presidential election was stolen. So, yeah, let me I'm going to pull somebody up. It says something that annoyed me. So, he's definitely getting fired. Cash Patel is in on his way out. He's on the way to the bar. Watch him defend Patel. So, what about what I'm saying is inaccurate? What What What are you What are you unhappy that I'm saying? You're getting You're getting pulled up in the middle of a YouTube video. You've been crashing out. You've typed you've typed four messages in probably one and a half minutes. You're you're you're writing. You're doing this. So So what what's the problem here? I'm here to watch. No, no. I I I saw you say that. You've now said that before. What do you disagree? What do you What do you have a problem with here? Like I I I I know you said that because you said that before. Like you you said this like four times. Is Is that it? Like I mean you're always defending these clients. I I'm not So you're not thinking? I'm asking you to think. I know it might be hard for you, but I want you to do your best. I'm talking about something specific. I asked you the question, what do you have a problem with? You're now responding with another abstraction. Can you talk about something specific, please? You have one chance to I'm exposing I I I know I know you're exposing me. Can you You're my You're going to have one last chance. Okay. You're gonna have one last chance to just simply e explain what specifically you have a problem with any vague post and you're getting banned. You're getting banned if you make any vague post at all. You have to be specific. Where do these people come from? Sometimes I ask myself, I say, where do they come from? What? Who are these guys? They're out of their [ __ ] mind. It's unbelievable. Oh my [ __ ] god. It's crazy. [ __ ] your room. Of course. Jesus. What a weirdo. What a what an idiot weirdo. and you said that there were going to be arrests coming and I promise you it's coming soon. Hoping you could just elaborate a little bit on what that meant. Sure. We have many ongoing investigations into um large scale conspiracies and um like we did today, we'll be announcing those arrests when the grand jury returns those indictments. All right, just one more question, sir. I have an on topic and off topic on the Southern Poverty Law Center. Um, my understanding was from the video that the group posted today that this program about paying the informants had ended. I wasn't clear about when that was. Do you have any information about when this program stopped paying informants and then if there's a statute of limitations issue there? I just wasn't sure how far back we're talking and then I'll I have another on topic. So, look, all I can tell you is the indictment alleges a very long period of time that includes up to 2023. So that's that's I can't speak beyond you know when it you know if anything has been happening since then just what the grand jury found. Okay. And then I also wanted to ask a followup on uh Joe Deenova. You know, looking back at So, okay, they they they're saying it's infor Yeah, I don't think so. He's been very vocal over the years about his thoughts about the 2016 uh investigation, about the intelligence assess assessment. One quote that he said in in an article in 2020 was, "There's no doubt John Brennan was a primogenitor of this entire counter inelligence investigation. It was John Brennan who went to James Comey and basically pummeled him into starting a counter intelligence investigation against Trump. Yeah, Brennan's at the heart of this. Given those prior statements, isn't there possibly a conflict of interest or at the very least a perceived conflict of interest having him oversee this investigation? And has he been vetted for conflicts prior to being hired at the Justice Department? I don't know. I'm not sure what the conflict of interest would be because somebody has said something um in the past about about a particular matter that doesn't create a conflict necessarily. That's not what the conflict, you know, conflicts are designed to um for just that. And I I think it creates a sense of bias, doesn't it? That he's coming into the investigation with preconceived views about a target of your investigation. Isn't that a problem?…

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