Topic: Jason Miller

Nick Fuentes discusses the 2024 presidential race, expressing disappointment in the "moderated" version of Donald Trump and skepticism toward Ron DeSantis. He praises Kanye West for supporting January 6th defendants and offering a "Christian flavor of nationalism." Fuentes argues that the Trump administration was subverted by "Bush-era" figures like Mike Pompeo and John Bolton, necessitating a more radical alternative.

Ye labels Instagram a "prostitution ring" and criticizes Dave Chappelle for his monologue regarding Ye's recent controversies. Nick Fuentes argues that Ron DeSantis is "mobbed up" with Israel and the Mossad, while claiming Donald Trump's recent speeches are controlled by foreign interests. Ye continues to mock Benjamin Netanyahu using his "Netton" nickname.

Fuentes and Ye discuss the "melting down" of distinct nations through globalist policies like mass immigration. They criticize Jared Kushner's role in the Abraham Accords and his subsequent business dealings with Middle Eastern interests. The segment also addresses Trump's "erratic" responses on Truth Social regarding the presence of Nick Fuentes at the dinner.

Ye reads jokes about Ben Shapiro written by Owen Benjamin. Nick Fuentes discusses the hypocrisy of criticizing the Nazis while the United States utilized internment camps and conducted the Tuskegee syphilis study. They critique the potential 2024 presidential field, claiming Ron DeSantis is "mobbed up" with Israeli interests and that Donald Trump is surrounded by handlers like Jason Miller.

The group discusses globalization as a tool to destroy distinct national cultures. Nick Fuentes claims Jason Miller lied about his presence at the Mar-a-Lago dinner. They critique Jared Kushner's role in the Abraham Accords, alleging he and Benjamin Netanyahu used the peace deal for personal financial gain through investment funds.

Leaked text messages between Sean Hannity and Kayleigh McEnany suggest that Hannity wanted to control who had access to President Trump and urged him to stop talking about the "stolen election." Jason Miller's deposition was also used in the January 6th hearings to claim Rudy Giuliani was intoxicated on election night. The host argues these depositions are edited "made-for-TV" events designed to smear Trump and his associates.

Leaked text messages between Sean Hannity and Kayleigh McEnany reveal Hannity's efforts to distance Donald Trump from "crazy people" and election fraud claims. Roger Stone defends Rudy Giuliani's advice to Trump to claim victory on election night, comparing it to James Baker's strategy in 2000. Jason Miller's testimony regarding Giuliani's sobriety is dismissed as unreliable "DC elitism."

A caller reports that the social media platform Getter is censoring certain political phrases, such as "Zelensky is a Nazi," in live chat streams. While the host expresses support for alternative platforms like Getter and Rumble, he acknowledges that many are under pressure to comply with server requirements and avoid de-platforming. The incident highlights the ongoing struggle for absolute free speech even on purportedly conservative-friendly sites.

Nick Fuentes warns that vaccine mandates are "here to stay" despite Republican claims that the pandemic is ending. He discusses his ban from the social media platform Getter and the subsequent launch of Cozy.tv by a team of young developers. The host expresses interest in joining the platform to ensure the broadcast remains available to the public.

Jason Miller, CEO of Getter and former Trump strategist, discusses the rapid growth of the social media platform following an endorsement by Joe Rogan. Miller explains that Getter was founded to provide a free-speech alternative to Twitter and Facebook, which he accuses of "world-forming" and programming the public mind. The platform aims to resist cancel culture while maintaining basic standards against pornography and illegal activity.

Jason Miller discusses the challenges of launching social media platforms and his ongoing efforts to bring Donald Trump to Getter. The conversation touches on Trump's perceived lack of aggression regarding vaccine mandates, which Miller identifies as a top priority for the populist base. Miller also warns that the Biden administration's policies are creating a "two-tiered society" based on vaccination status, particularly in cities like New York.

Andrew Torba reveals that individuals close to Donald Trump, specifically mentioning Jared Kushner, allegedly pressured Gab to censor certain speech as a condition for the former President joining the platform. Torba contrasts Gab's refusal to censor with other platforms like Rumble and Jason Miller's Getter, which he claims use AI to ban "hate speech" in a manner similar to Silicon Valley giants.

Roger Stone provides "inside baseball" on how David Shoen was brought in to defend Donald Trump. He criticizes members of the White House Counsel's office and advisor Jason Miller for allegedly trying to limit the defense's use of video evidence. Stone argues that the impeachment was a clear case of political persecution that ignored First Amendment protections.