Transcript [00:00] Nobody has ever destroyed Sneako like [00:03] these two individuals. Take a look. [00:05] >> The billionaire class continues to [00:07] profit while not contributing anything [00:09] and you have the greatest wealth gap in [00:11] the [00:11] >> say they don't contribute anything, what [00:12] what do you mean? Like you don't think [00:13] Elon Musk's business contribute [00:15] anything? [00:16] >> Well, he said himself that he doesn't [00:18] hire white men that he wants Indians to [00:19] work for him. So [00:20] >> What's the what what's the what's the [00:21] matter of the white men? If you're able [00:23] to legally work in the United States, [00:25] what's what's the point? What are you [00:26] talking about? [00:27] >> Because citizens here when we have a [00:29] wealth gap like this and when jobs are [00:30] becoming more scarce, bringing in tons [00:32] of H-1Bs, you know, that's a problem [00:35] because [00:35] >> You can say it's a problem, but it's [00:36] it's not If you want to talk about the [00:38] problems of capitalism, I think we [00:39] should argue stuff like [00:41] jobs being outsourced for slave labor in [00:44] in China or stuff like that. I would [00:45] agree that's that's one of the big [00:46] issues of like hyper-capitalism and you [00:50] know, me personally, if you want to know [00:51] kind of my ideas on economics, I'm more [00:54] of like a nationalist economics guy. [00:55] Like we want to we should be [00:56] prioritizing, you know, manufacturing [00:58] jobs here. We should be working to have [01:01] jobs and and maybe that could be more [01:02] government controlled than most people [01:03] like, but we should be working to [01:05] provide jobs for Americans here at a at [01:06] a fair wage or they're not [01:08] >> not what's happening. [01:09] >> I agree that's that's not what you're I [01:11] mean, at least from what I've seen, [01:12] that's not really what you advocate for. [01:14] You're like more DSA now. You're like [01:16] socialism coded. [01:17] >> No, [01:17] this is the problem is that if you [01:18] criticize capitalism at all, then [01:20] immediately like, "Oh, you're a commie? [01:21] Are you DSA?" No, they got a lot of [01:23] things wrong, but they're right in [01:24] acknowledging that regular citizens [01:26] don't have the same opportunities that [01:27] they once had. And people at the top who [01:30] benefit from the system the most, [01:32] they're not helping out the average [01:33] American citizen. They are incentivized [01:36] to increase mass immigration because [01:37] that's who works for their companies. [01:39] Illegal immigrants work harder. They [01:40] work harder for the farmers they are [01:42] going to [01:42] >> I disagree with [01:43] >> for for, you know, cheaper wages. [01:45] >> They work for cheaper wages. I don't [01:46] know about working harder. I think [01:47] again, one of the biggest issues of of [01:50] America right now is the immigration [01:51] system. I think it's a massive issue. Um [01:54] >> Yeah, and capitalism incentivizes that [01:56] billionaire class to [01:58] fund more mass immigration. And this is [02:00] what they've proven, like Elon Musk. [02:02] >> I think again, I think [02:03] capitalism isn't necessarily to fund [02:06] mass immigration. I think capitalism [02:08] just operates on the the natural law of [02:10] supply and demand. [02:11] Right? It's It's pretty It's a pretty [02:13] simple economic system and one that [02:15] works. Works better than every system [02:17] every like ever created ever. [02:19] >> But do you see like this is the issue [02:20] with the left-right paradigm? Is that it [02:21] gives Americans the illusion of choice [02:23] where that they can actually make a [02:24] change when In fact, the system is [02:26] radical and is extreme and maybe there [02:27] is an opportunity for something else a [02:29] new system to come in place. The right [02:31] wing causes all these wars. Immigrants [02:33] are the result of these wars. Then the [02:35] left wing comes in, they say, "Hey look, [02:36] we're going to go help everybody out." [02:37] And then George Soros will fund the NGOs [02:40] that produce mass immigration. So you [02:42] get the right wing is pro-war, left wing [02:44] is anti-war. The left wing cleans up the [02:45] mess of the right wing and then you just [02:46] go back and forth, back and forth, back [02:48] and forth. And the billionaires pocket [02:49] more money and the citizens suffer. This [02:51] binary system gives people an illusion [02:52] of choice and has not benefited us. It's [02:55] time for a real change. [02:56] >> Now I agree. I mean listen, I'm not for [02:58] endless wars. I think we both agree [02:59] there. Um the the disagreement that [03:01] doesn't even come from that. I think [03:03] that most right-wingers right now are [03:05] upset with the you know, aid and and the [03:08] war in Iran. I think there's a it's an [03:09] unpopular war pretty much across the [03:11] where we all can unify. But to act like [03:14] the both sides thing is only in place [03:16] for bickering amongst each other. It's [03:18] just a simple [03:19] disagreement of values as well. How do [03:21] we How do I get on board with people [03:23] from the DSA? How can I do that? We [03:25] fundamentally disagree on damn near [03:27] everything economics policy-wise. [03:30] >> How am I going to go down like that? I [03:31] mean if you're saying that there is a [03:33] need for a mixed [03:34] It doesn't seem like you would really [03:36] believe that if you think there there's [03:37] a need for a mixed economy. Do you not [03:38] think that Americans [03:40] >> I understand that those things are are [03:41] valuable, but that's again, that's not [03:43] the DSA platform party line. I mean [03:44] we're talking about people that want to [03:45] enact actual socialism, government-run [03:48] markets, government-run housing. I'm not [03:50] I I [03:50] fully disagree. [03:52] >> Right. They They got a lot of things [03:53] wrong for sure, especially with the [03:54] culture war, but they're not posing a [03:55] threat to change the entire regime of [03:57] this country. They're not [03:59] >> Maybe not now, but let's say that the [04:01] AOC wins presidency. [04:03] Would that not start to really build a [04:06] coalition of socialists in government? [04:07] Would you not then admit that there's a [04:09] real socialist coalition in government? [04:12] >> Well, the most important problem is [04:13] stopping these endless wars and giving [04:15] billions to Israel. So, if she gets the [04:16] most important issues correct, I think [04:18] she's better than the AIPAC [04:20] >> I mean, granted, those are important. I [04:21] think the most important number one is [04:23] immigration for me. Number one. Uh wars, [04:27] you know, aid to Israel is there. But it [04:29] is far less dangerous to me [04:32] and you're going to disagree on this [04:33] than socialism taking hold of this [04:35] country. That's the most dangerous thing [04:37] I think to the United States. If we're [04:38] talking just extrapolating [04:40] red button [04:41] topic, that to me is far more dangerous. [04:43] >> The people that you inevitably have to [04:45] support because they happen to be the [04:46] ones who are anti-AIPAC are also the [04:48] ones that are in favor of all the shitty [04:50] policy that I just highlighted to you. [04:52] So, that's why I'm withholding my [04:54] support for them. It doesn't seem like [04:56] you're doing the same thing, which is [04:57] why I'm led to believe, okay, so you do [04:59] support it. But then you're saying you [05:01] don't. So, but you're boxing yourself in [05:03] with them. So, do you see where I'm [05:05] struggling to understand where your [05:06] position is? [05:08] It's not me trying to force you in a box [05:10] into the I get you're Muslim, but you [05:11] can still have a political position. [05:14] >> I just explained to you that James [05:15] Fishback said a lot of the right things [05:17] until he said to port Sneako, but he was [05:19] saying what's correct. This is what we [05:21] need. And so, I platformed him. Thomas [05:23] Massie is saying what's correct, and so [05:25] I endorsed him. [05:26] But that's a Republican. Are you a [05:28] Republican? No. We need to put our [05:30] energy where it's important because if [05:32] we keep on saying I'm going to withhold [05:33] my vote, it's literally going to be too [05:35] late for this country. If you're being [05:37] accurate and you're looking at what's [05:38] happening, if you keep on sitting on the [05:40] fence on every issue, it's going to be [05:42] the destruction of our country. [05:43] >> So, I shouldn't I shouldn't I shouldn't [05:45] fence it in 2028 is what you're saying? [05:49] >> I think you need to amplify people that [05:51] are right about the most important [05:52] issues. It's that simple. [05:54] >> So amplify a leftist who doesn't take [05:56] AIPAC money, but is in favor of [05:58] abolishing or abolishing ICE and all [06:00] these other things. [06:02] >> You just said that Abdul is better than [06:03] Mike Rogers, right? [06:05] >> I No, actually I wouldn't vote for [06:07] either of them. I said I would hold my [06:08] vote for either of them. [06:09] >> Who's better? [06:10] >> They're both horrible. [06:12] >> But you Why are you afraid to say who's [06:13] better? They're both horrible. [06:15] >> They're both trash. If I had to choose [06:17] one, sure. Abdul. If I had to choose [06:19] one, sure. Abdul. [06:22] >> Okay. So you So therefore you support [06:24] Okay, look. And now your logic would be [06:26] because you support Abdul over Mike [06:27] Rogers. [06:28] >> him. It's just that the bar is on the [06:30] floor because the other guy is taking [06:32] AIPAC [laughter] money. [06:33] >> Dude, okay. [06:34] >> Go ahead. [06:35] >> By By your logic, because you said that [06:37] Abdul is better than Mike, you think [06:39] that That means you now you just support [06:40] everybody in the DSA. No, it doesn't. [06:43] Support people who are better than the [06:44] other option. You don't need to [06:45] automatically support the left now [06:48] because you think Abdul is better. Just [06:49] like you don't need to be a democratic [06:50] socialist to say that Mumia Abu Jamal is [06:52] doing a great job. You can acknowledge [06:54] that this is a better of two options. [06:56] >> No, but it's it's really not. The bar is [06:59] on the I just explained to you in the [07:00] very beginning when we were talking why [07:02] I won't stoop to that low and vote for [07:04] somebody just because they have one [07:06] issue right. [07:07] We We went over this for the last 45 [07:09] minutes. [07:11] It's It's arguably It's It's arguably [07:13] one of the important issues, but I don't [07:15] even know if it's the most important at [07:16] this point anymore because Israel is [07:18] independent of the United States at this [07:20] point. [07:20] >> Not completely. And the war in Iran The [07:23] war in Iran cooked everything. [07:26] >> The war in Iran cooked everything. And [07:27] if that regime is to fall, the United [07:29] States does not need to support Israel [07:31] anymore. They won't even ask for our [07:32] support anymore. [07:33] So I mean [07:35] I I don't know [07:36] All I'm saying is I'm going to stay on [07:37] my [07:38] >> saying. I and I Look, I understand Abdul [07:41] said a lot of things that are dumb, but [07:42] overall he did a good job. Okay, but I [07:45] can understand he did not do a He didn't [07:47] answer one question. He did a very He [07:48] did a very good job. He was getting [07:51] He was getting heavily pressed. He [07:52] basically said, let's focus on the most [07:54] important thing, health care. Right? [07:56] Yeah, he was avoiding the questions, he [07:58] was filibustering, but he's like do He [08:00] was essentially following the tactic [08:02] instead of everybody gets health care, [08:03] then what? [08:05] And also he's not taking AIPAC money and [08:07] then other people follow suit. And then [08:09] if they see if politicians see the most [08:11] popular politicians don't take AIPAC [08:14] money, they will follow that trend. And [08:16] I understand that [08:17] >> Yeah, that's happening. Go ahead. Go [08:18] ahead. Go ahead. [08:19] >> And I understand you keep saying like I [08:21] don't want to I'm going to sit on the [08:22] fence and I'm not going to I'm going to [08:23] withhold and I'm not going to support [08:24] anybody. It will get to the point right [08:26] now America's falling in such a quick [08:29] free fall that if we keep on avoiding [08:31] everything and withholding because of [08:33] culture war, it will get to the point [08:34] where the country's done and people that [08:37] have important voices will have done [08:39] nothing. So I'd be very wary of getting [08:42] trapped into this because [08:43] I don't know what it's going to take for [08:44] somebody to get win your vote, but we [08:47] got to do something now fast because [08:49] flock cameras are everywhere, data [08:50] centers are everywhere and we're still [08:52] arguing about transgenderism. We got to [08:54] get people in now, bro. [08:56] >> Okay, so what happens if a president or [08:59] or somebody who runs in 2028 [09:01] says, oh, I'm not going to take AIPAC [09:03] money, but I'm going to keep flock [09:04] cameras going. You do realize that can [09:06] happen as well, too, right? So then [09:08] where would your vote go? [09:10] >> The most important thing in the country [09:11] is that Israel occupies all [09:14] >> So so you you you think we'll have a [09:15] country that looks I just want to make [09:17] sure I'm understanding this correctly. [09:19] You think we'll have a country that [09:20] looks better if somebody who is similar [09:23] to these DSA candidates wins the [09:25] presidential election in 2028? [09:28] >> It's not just similar to DSA, it's [09:30] similar to the rhetoric you hear from [09:31] Tucker, from Massie, from Fishback. It's [09:33] people that understand the bigger [09:35] issues. [09:35] >> Yeah, but those people Nico, that will [09:37] never win. You can never win saying that [09:40] You do realize we can do this whole like [09:42] populist thing. [09:44] The problem with Massie and the rest of [09:45] them is they're not based in reality. [09:48] They're not ideologically grounded. If [09:50] they just keep saying no more Epstein [09:52] and no more flood cameras, that sounds [09:54] good, but if they're not talking about [09:56] the legitimate issues that people care [09:58] about that these a lot of these people [10:00] on the left are very, very passionate [10:02] about like immigration and other [10:03] problems, they're not going to earn the [10:05] vote. They have to give their position [10:07] on those things. So, you're sitting here [10:08] telling me, "Oh, we need to all unite [10:11] and be united on the important things." [10:12] But, what I'm telling you is people find [10:14] other things important as well that they [10:16] have to give a position on. So, it's all [10:18] cute in the face of sounding good and [10:20] looking like the hero, but when it comes [10:22] to actual legislation, when it comes to [10:23] their actual plans and stepping on a [10:25] debate stage and talking about these [10:27] sensitive topics that me and you are [10:28] saying is culture slop, it's very [10:30] quickly not going to become culture slop [10:32] anymore. It's going to become real [10:33] issues voters care about. [10:35] >> So, you're compromising the truth So, [10:36] you're compromising So, you're [10:37] compromising the truth. You're [10:38] compromising the truth. [10:40] So, you're compromising the truth. [10:41] You're compromising the truth. [10:43] You're compromising the truth. [10:45] You're appeasing the Kufar by by [10:47] compromising the truth. You don't have [10:48] the Kufar to be mad at you. [10:50] No, you won't Is that You're You're [10:53] You're not going to [10:54] You're not going to gaslight, bro. [10:55] You're not going to gaslight. I heard [10:56] you I heard you say I'm tripping. Okay, [10:58] cool. What is wrong with you, bro? Do [11:00] you You've been acting like this since [11:02] you were young. You're on some like [11:03] religious psychosis, bro. You're [Â __Â ] [11:05] tweaking. Like, are you okay, bro? [11:09] I don't mean You're trying to box me in [11:10] and make the white people hate me. [11:12] They're going to realize you're leaving [11:13] your Okay, okay. Like, what the [Â __Â ] is [11:15] wrong with you? I know what you're [11:16] doing. Like, just take it easy. I'm [11:18] ready for you to finish this and so we [11:19] can get to the real conversation. You're [11:21] not You're not being genuine. You're not [11:23] You're not You're not genuine, bro. [11:24] You're not genuine. You're I'm not going [11:26] to I'm going to be clipped and they're [11:27] going to take emotionally castrated now [11:29] and this is going to look bad when [11:30] you're watching Yeah, right. Okay. [11:32] This is going to look so bad on optics. [11:33] I don't care, bro. [11:34] >> You're tripping. [11:35] >> I'm tripping, cool. [11:36] >> You're tripping. [11:36] >> Okay, you said, bro, you just keep [11:38] >> You're being a You're being a religious [11:40] fanatic. I would push back on that. He [11:42] He Him gambling as a Muslim is far [11:44] better than him not being a Muslim. [11:46] That's so So, if he That's correct. I [11:48] don't I can't believe you just said [11:50] that. [11:50] >> Him gambling Him gambling as a Muslim [11:53] Him gambling as a Muslim is him than [11:55] saying he's not Muslim and gambling? [11:57] I argue differently. [11:58] >> Do you Do you understand the gravity of [12:00] what you're talking about? [12:01] >> Yeah. [12:01] >> If Neon drank, okay, I don't think you [12:05] do. If Neon drank, if Neon had sex every [12:08] day, if he gambled every day, but he [12:10] still claimed the Shahadah, one of the [12:12] five pillars of the religion, said, "La [12:14] ilaha illallah Muhammad rasul [12:16] Allah," and he meant that with his [12:17] heart, that is better than if he was not [12:20] a Muslim, but the most pure, honest [12:21] person in the world. You do realize [12:23] that, right? [12:23] >> Yeah, let me respond. Do you understand [12:25] that when you commit sins like this, [12:27] you're supposed to repent, make tawbah, [12:29] with the intention that you don't [12:31] continue the sin, right? [12:34] >> Yeah, that's nothing to do with [12:34] anything. [12:35] >> does. It does. So, you're saying he's [12:37] not going to stop. He's going to [12:38] continue. He's never going to change. If [12:40] he is knowingly saying, "I'm not going [12:42] to stop ever," is he repenting properly? [12:45] Is he following the command of Allah? [12:47] When you sin, when you drink, [12:49] this happens Every Muslim sins. You make [12:51] tawbah, and then you have niya, you have [12:52] the intention to leave that sin behind. [12:55] >> The The absolute last option, the [12:58] worst-case scenario, is for him to [13:00] become a murtad. You realize [13:02] [clears throat] that because you want to [13:03] bring up all the Salafi religious [13:05] orthodox rulings, but let's be real. [13:08] Let's Let's say it like it is. [13:10] If Neon leaves the religion, the [13:12] legislation for that is very bad. [13:15] >> But there's no There's no There's no [13:16] shitty estate. [13:18] It's It's about the pros and cons. [13:20] >> For somebody to leave It doesn't even [13:22] matter. For somebody to leave Islam is [13:25] the worst thing you could do. If if If [13:27] Sneako wants to [Â __Â ] 100 girls and drink [13:31] and get the worst fasha I mean he could [13:33] be the worst criminal. But he was [13:36] Muslim, this is better all day than if [13:38] he became the purest person who left the [13:40] religion. Well, without a doubt that is [13:42] ijma unanimous agreement. So what you [13:44] just said is [13:47] why? [13:49] Sneako, Islam is the only guarantor of [13:52] salvation for anybody in this life. [13:53] Every Muslim is guaranteed Jannah [13:56] despite their sins. Now there's the [13:58] argument about if you don't pray you're [13:59] a kafir but that is different within the [14:01] different methodologies and schools of [14:02] thought. So there's nuance there. But [14:04] ultimately we can discern we can take [14:06] from that if somebody leaves the [14:07] religion without a doubt that is far [14:10] worse you do you do realize this is what [14:12] all the scholars say. The punishment for [14:14] leaving the religion is death. [14:26] >> Myron Gaines' brother whom I have many [14:28] disagreements with did an unbelievable [14:31] job exposing Sneako for essentially [14:34] having no real values. The only thing he [14:36] cares about is Israel. How his entire [14:40] opinion on the world is based on Israel [14:43] and Zionism despite the fact that there [14:46] are other issues. [14:47] And you know, additionally Sneako tried [14:50] to debate this you know, fighter who [14:53] easily dismantled his entire argument. [14:57] Like what are you even arguing here that [14:59] capitalism is bad? That somehow [15:01] billionaires are bad? I thought you were [15:03] supposed to be a Republican, a [15:05] right-winger. And I think Sneako had no [15:08] answers for him. He was just [15:11] continuously repeating, "Well, these [15:12] people have a billion dollars and we're [15:14] all poor." [15:16] Uh first of all, you're not poor. You [15:18] know, you're making a ton of money off [15:20] of people who watch you who probably are [15:23] poor. Uh but in any case, he is trying [15:26] to pretend like just being a billionaire [15:29] is a crime. That somehow having a lot of [15:31] money, having a lot of wealth is a [15:33] inherently a bad thing. [15:35] Oh, look at all these people. They're [15:37] not doing anything to help America. Uh [15:39] they are employing tens of thousands of [15:42] people, making it possible for the [15:44] American economy to do well, for people [15:47] to put food on the table. They are [15:49] responsible for hundreds of families [15:51] being able to be fed every single night. [15:54] And yet, you know, he likes to pretend [15:56] like that's some kind of crime, helping [15:58] the American public prosper. [16:01] Thank you for watching, and I'll see you [16:03] in the next one.
