IC–047 | Jan 6 Was Awesome, Should Happen Again, US Deserves 1 Million of Them
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[0:00] tax policies. And I know this for a fact because I'm middle low income. And
[0:05] everyone, I know
[0:05] that's middle low income. Actually, I don't know that many. Everyone makes more
[0:10] money than me.
[0:10] No, the only people I know of that complain about Trump's tax policies are
[0:18] those that make
[0:18] a reasonably high amount of money. There is nobody I know that makes over like
[0:24] 200 something K
[0:26] that doesn't complain about his tax policy. So I don't know what you make doing
[0:30] this.
[0:30] It's probably more than I make. I kind of wish I did what you do to a degree.
[0:34] But if you're making more than 200,000, then I can't explain. But I'm
[0:40] benefiting and I make
[0:41] less than you probably. Okay, so first of all, you said that Trump's tax policy
[0:45] benefited the
[0:45] low and middle class more than it benefited rich people. That claim is false.
[0:49] 83% of the tax cuts
[0:50] in the bill went to the top 1% went to people making over $400,000 a year. And
[0:55] it cost the
[0:56] American taxpayer $1.9 trillion through debt-related spending. And it only is
[0:59] going to lead to an
[1:00] average annual GDP increase of 0.02%. Please allow me to finish, right? So it
[1:04] is the case that
[1:05] no, that didn't benefit the low and middle class more so than the top 1%. And
[1:09] only is leading to
[1:10] greater income and equity. I don't believe you. And I don't agree with you. And
[1:12] I've seen no data.
[1:14] I've seen no data to support that. Okay, so that's coming from the tax policy
[1:16] foundation. That's
[1:17] coming from other economic sources that we would find online to be able to
[1:21] distribute how much it
[1:22] costs. Oh, oh, I don't believe you. Okay. Okay, then. Well, I guess we can't
[1:33] have a conversation.
[1:34] Like, what do you mean? He literally said, well, I'm low income and it helped
[1:40] me.
[1:40] Okay. But the, but the prompt is it helped rich people a lot more. Okay.
[1:49] Which by the way, it didn't help you. You're fucking stupid. Your taxes are
[1:53] going to increase
[1:54] again because he sunsetted. He sunsetted all the tax cuts that anyone that is
[2:00] not under the top
[2:01] marginal tax bracket was going to receive by 2025. But like, this is why this
[2:09] is an effort
[2:11] that is ultimately futile because the answer from your interlocutors is not, I
[2:17] don't believe you.
[2:20] I think these are people who are just very sad and lonely and they just want to
[2:26] have someone
[2:28] listen to them. Like a lot of the Republican parties, major grievances revolve
[2:34] around the
[2:35] fact that like they're kind of annoying. Like the Republican voters are kind of
[2:38] fucking annoying
[2:39] and therefore don't have a lot of people in their lives. So they just want
[2:43] someone to listen.
[2:46] That's it.
[2:50] Same as me. I'll say that. Okay.
[2:58] So is it, is it all right if I give you my reasons why I'd say he doesn't care
[3:02] about the American
[3:03] people? In 10 seconds or less.
[3:06] Well, I mean, I feel like in order to like have productive dialogue, right, we
[3:12] have to be able
[3:12] to distinguish like a why I believe the things. No, don't get caught up in her
[3:16] trap. She's trying
[3:19] to go to you ended triggering you so she can so Deborah can call you a libtard,
[3:25] you know.
[3:25] That I say. Okay. And then I'll let you know why I believe the things that I do
[3:30] .
[3:31] Okay. So the reason I'd say that Donald Trump doesn't care about the American
[3:34] people is because
[3:35] he has incessantly placed himself above the American people. One of the best
[3:38] examples of this was in
[3:40] 2020 when he denied the outcome of the election and then he attempted a stage a
[3:43] queue against our
[3:44] government and an attempt to rig the outcome of the 2020 election by like
[3:48] sending fake certificates
[3:49] of ascertainment to Congress to be certified. I think like January six is the
[3:53] least like doesn't
[3:55] care about the American people moment from Donald Trump. But I guess you could
[3:59] technically
[4:00] make the argument about like every politician on both sides. They don't give a
[4:04] fuck about the
[4:05] American people because they are completely captured by our corporations and
[4:11] the wealthy.
[4:12] Like January six is you can from the, okay, here's what it is. Here's why.
[4:20] Not because like Jay six is a sleeper. That's not the point. The real point is
[4:26] because in the
[4:27] minds of these fucking Trump supporters and people who love Donald Trump, maybe
[4:30] some of them think
[4:31] January six was like a little off color. It's a little too much. But they think
[4:35] January six is
[4:36] patriotic. They probably know people that are arrested at January six. They
[4:42] think January six
[4:42] is a good thing. They think that it was a good thing that the gay pedophile
[4:48] Democratic Party,
[4:49] each other, steal the election and they fought back bravely. So, I mean, it
[4:56] doesn't matter.
[4:57] Like you can't, you can't argue on that basis. Also January six was hilarious
[5:02] and awesome.
[5:02] I do agree. Like I do agree and I do wish more January sixes would happen. And
[5:08] I don't even feel
[5:09] like even remotely like worried about that statement. Because I mean, one, it's
[5:15] never going to happen.
[5:16] I don't think, but also two, like if it did, it would still be very
[5:19] entertaining.
[5:23] And yeah, the fat, like hogs climbing the fucking walls, dude, that shit was so
[5:30] good.
[5:31] Like, ah, the amount of content anonymous gift or thank you for the hundred and
[5:35] twenty seven gift
[5:36] to subs. Goddamn. Like I said, though, like obviously you can't say that about
[5:48] like actual
[5:49] atrocities like 9/11. You know what I mean? You can't say that about that. That
[5:54] would be,
[5:54] that would get you clipped and you would get fucking blasted in the orbit. Okay
[5:58] . But January
[6:00] six demonstrably is nowhere near as like devastating as 9/11, which is why I
[6:04] feel comfortable saying
[6:06] like it was awesome. And I wish it would happen again.
[6:16] That is real. That was the greatest internal attack on our government since the
[6:20] Civil War.
[6:20] Another example would be the border. He has consistently placed himself above
[6:25] the American
[6:26] people in that respect. He torpedoed. Oh dude, America deserves a million
[6:30] January sixes. Come on.
[6:32] Both in terms of like the entertainment and also in terms of just like overall
[6:37] distrust and anger towards the government. Like that, that also straight up.
[6:44] Did someone die on January six? Yeah, dude, because she fucking broke through
[6:49] the barrier
[6:50] and like tried to use her skull as a way to stop bullets from a secret service
[6:56] agent.
[6:57] Like what do you mean? Like look, I still think that that was, I still maintain
[7:03] to believe that like they shouldn't have domed her. Okay. It's still ridiculous
[7:08] .
[7:10] But also, come on. So fuck.
[7:14] Oh Jesus Christ. Yeah. She was, she was no angel. No, I'm not even doing this.
[7:32] She was no angel.
[7:33] It's like, bro, come on. You got like, you got like a cop who's staring down
[7:39] the
[7:39] zombie apocalypse and you got like a fucking mouth breeding freak breaking
[7:44] through the goddamn
[7:45] barrier, like breaking the window to try to jump through the fucking window.
[7:49] Yeah. The guy blasted, dude.
[7:54] There were good guys on both sides that day. They were very fine people on both
[8:01] sides.
[8:02] Nah, for me, I have the opposite take January six. No good guys on no side,
[8:08] which is why I wanted to happen to get it. It was funny.
[8:11] There were very awful people on both sides. Okay.
[8:18] What am I going to do? Root for the fucking cops and the congresspersons? Get
[8:23] the fuck out of here.
[8:28] Langford's bill in the Senate that would have specifically brought in the
[8:31] crisis two years ago.
[8:32] Okay. You've got three. You don't want to give the Democrats a win.
[8:34] Let's slow down. In another example. Wait, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[8:37] Let's slow down because you just put out so much and let's unpack that a little
[8:41] bit.
[8:42] Let's do it. Okay. So the first thing that you,
[8:45] one thing I would like to say, does Donald Trump care about the American people
[8:50] ?
[8:50] Donald Trump went to East Palestine. Joe Biden waited six months.
[8:56] Okay. Hope AOC remembers that. She was in the capital.
[8:58] It's fine. Obviously I wish no harm to my favorite congresspersons.
[9:06] But once I, dude, it got so much more fun when I realized like, okay, eat, hunt
[9:13] Omar safe,
[9:14] you know, like there, that, that was the tie. That was the attitude shift for
[9:21] me.
[9:21] Okay. That was the tide change for me.
[9:26] When, when I found out that they were fine. Okay. I was like, all right. Good.
[9:29] This is great.
[9:30] Hey, okay, like chat is in here acting like it wouldn't be funny if they like
[9:40] capture Josh
[9:41] Hawley, you know what I mean? Like you're, you're acting like, you're acting
[9:46] like you wouldn't
[9:47] be laughing. If you watch these fucking hogs, like grab Josh Hawley. Okay. We
[9:53] 're like, come over here.
[9:56] You fucking phony. They wouldn't even know what to do with them. They'd
[10:02] probably take like
[10:02] fucking selfies with him while he's crying.
[10:04] Trump went to the military families of the soldiers that were killed at Abbey
[10:19] Gate.
[10:20] Joe Biden forgot their names. What? Joe, Donald Trump went and visited the
[10:27] people whose families
[10:28] were killed by migrants that were criminals. Joe Biden won't mention their
[10:34] names. Donald Trump
[10:37] let me an average American citizen go to his house three times. What is that
[10:46] have to do with
[10:47] the prompt? You fucking dumb ass. Yo, did she fuck Trump? What is this?
[10:54] What the fuck bro? Donald Joe Biden won't let me into his house.
[11:15] Donald Trump did three times. Do you mind responding to my reasons? Okay, let's
[11:21] start with reason one.
[11:22] Every election in history has had challenges, including Bush v. Gore. There
[11:28] have always been
[11:29] alternate electorals. I believe that January 6 helped Democrats well more than
[11:36] it ever did
[11:37] Republicans. You know why? Because it stopped the debate on the floor. And I as
[11:41] a Republican
[11:42] wanted to see that debate on the floor that day. I had problem with the
[11:46] elections. In 2022,
[11:48] my son's vote didn't arrive and I was a candidate. Okay, I just want to clarify
[11:53] . So you do affirm
[11:54] that Trump sent fake slates of electors to seven different states. They were
[11:57] not fake.
[11:58] There's always alternate slates of electors in every single election. That is
[12:01] not true. That is true.
[12:03] That is true. I worked on the Ron Paul campaign. Is it possible? What the fuck?
[12:08] You were like five. Is it possible that you happened all the time?
[12:12] Okay. Yeah. Can you give me? Can you give me another example of a sitting US
[12:15] president,
[12:15] not a green with the outcome of the 2020 election, then going to the DOJ, Trump
[12:19] told Bill Barr to
[12:20] announce widespread voter fraud when there wasn't any. They didn't investigate
[12:24] it. They didn't
[12:25] investigate it. Yes, they did. Donald Trump did George W. Bush did every single
[12:30] American president,
[12:31] every single Republican American president has investigated it. There have been
[12:35] numerous
[12:37] numerous bipartisan committees looking at looking into widespread voter fraud.
[12:44] The most comprehensive study ever conducted on voter fraud is from the Heritage
[12:48] Foundation.
[12:48] And it is shown that over 30 billion plus votes that have been casted over the
[12:53] course of the past
[12:54] 30 years, three decades in every election and every fucking midterm election,
[12:58] every general
[12:58] election, every midterm election, there is only 1200 instances of voter fraud,
[13:04] 1200. Okay.
[13:07] 1200 instances of documented voter fraud. Now, not all of those guys are
[13:13] Democrats either for
[13:14] the record as a matter of fact, a lot of the high profile voter fraud cases are
[13:18] actually
[13:18] from the Republicans themselves, many of Trump's own supporters, three billion,
[13:23] not 30 over the
[13:24] for the course of 30 years, I don't know, I don't fucking know.