What I'm saying is that the Jewish supremacist mindset is causing a big problem.
0:07>> We've got a special guest with us, Dan Bilzerian, and a social media influencer entrepreneur who rose to fame as the king of Instagram for his extravagant lifestyle and high-stakes poker play.
0:18He's currently running to challenge GOP Congressman Randy Fine in Florida's 6th Congressional District. Well, this month, the Israeli Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and combating anti-Semitism ranked Bilzerian as the most prominent anti-Semitic influencer in the world.
0:38Proud to bring on the number one anti-Semite in the world, Dan Bilzerian.
0:42Thank you for coming on, buddy.
0:44>> There we go. That's the introduction I wanted.
0:46>> Okay. [laughter] Fantastic. Now, I just want to real quick, uh, I've been wanting to talk about this since it happened, but I figured I'd wait till I had you on. Now, is this the guy you're running against?
0:57This is >> [laughter] >> Yeah, that That beauty of a man, there he is.
1:02>> He's, uh, the guy he's definitely not doing one meal a day.
1:06Um, so now you you called him a fat Jew.
1:11Now, you can see he is fat and he is a Jew. And so, you were brought on TMZ, and I just want to play a little bit of this because it's funny to me.
1:22Uh, these guys were foaming at the mouth trying to corner you on this, and let's just see how it went.
1:28>> You called your opponent this fat Jew.
1:31>> [laughter] >> So, he's not from Israel, but you called a guy in Florida this fat Jew. How is that not anti-Semitic?
1:40>> Well, he's a Jewish supremacist, and he puts Israel before America, and I think that, you know, he should be tried for treason.
1:46>> fat Jew is anti-Semitic.
1:49>> Yes.
1:50>> Dan.
1:50>> I mean, that that that's what you say, but how about people talking about this?
1:54>> what I know. I don't say it. I know it.
1:57>> talks about how Muslims are lower than dogs. So, is is that Islamophobic?
2:02>> Yes.
2:03>> Yes.
2:03>> Yes, it is.
2:04>> And Harvey had to think about it for a second. Now, um you know, you talk a lot about this is a perfect example of there's a special cutout uh for Jewish people and you can if I called uh someone a fat Italian or if I called someone a fat Armenian, that would not be seen as a slur towards uh Italians or Armenians, but for some reason when you say it about someone who's Jewish, that is anti-Semitic. Do you Can you understand their thinking at all? What is that about?
2:38>> Well, they like to put themselves in a victim category and that's really the main issue here.
2:45Um and that's why Jewish supremacy is such a threat is because not only are they the most privileged class in the world, but they've somehow managed to back themselves into a victim category, so they are beyond reproach. If you criticize them, they have the special word, anti-Semitism.
3:03And what that does is, you know, because of how they baked it in with the media and movies, it kind of, you know, gives people pause. Like, oh man, that that sounds really bad, anti-Semitism. The funny thing is most of the Jews in Israel aren't technically Semites. They don't, you know, they're not from that region.
3:23They're Eastern European and they don't speak a Semitic language. You know, Semite is an Arab, somebody that speaks Aramaic or um you know, a a language from that region and they don't really qualify for that. So, it's just kind of like one more thing that they've hijacked and stolen, which is why I push back so much on the anti-Semitic term is because I I don't feel like it's an accurate description of what they're saying.
3:48>> And uh so, what what what So, here's Randy Fine and here's he's take He's only been in Congress a short time and he's already taken over a million dollars from AIPAC, which is just one of the funding ways that the Zionist lobby influences and funds of of politicians in the United States.
4:11It's just one. So, there's of course let me look at Miriam Adelson gave 250 million directly to Trump. So, there's other ways for the Zionists too. So, that's just one. But, walk us through Now, you you you you were never a political guy, you never ran for office. What made you decide I mean you're a former uh you know, military guy. What what made you decide to do this?
4:34>> Well, um yeah, I traditionally wasn't a super political guy, never had any intentions on, you know, being in Congress or anything like that.
4:44I just I think at the start of this if you want to call it a war, I call it a genocide, um that Israel started perpetrating upon these Palestinians, I think it forced people to kind of start confronting this issue because there's just so much unequivocal data, all these, you know, images, you've got photos, videos of I mean everything from killing aid workers to double tapping hospitals, which means you basically hit the hospital, then you wait for, you know, the journalists and the family and whatever to come over there and try and save people from the rubble, and then you hit them again. You've got
5:22paramedics that are driving down the street with their lights, you know, flashing and whatever, and they're just being gunned down by Israelis. They denied that, and then they later found the footage in the shallow graves that they put these paramedics in.
5:36And then you see the children being shot in the head. You've got the soup kitchen workers that were registered with the Israeli military that were obviously targeted because they hit two cars miles apart that were registered with the IDF as being soup kitchen workers. And then you see in the group chat the Israelis, you know, um, laughing about this and whatever. And it's just it's so much that you can't argue, I mean, that this is a war. This is clearly a genocide.
6:04And I think the biggest piece of it was that we're funding it and that we're supporting it. And that is I think what opened a lot of people's eyes. And then you start kind of like zooming out and you look at how much of our national debt is because of our support of Israel when you compound the interest cuz every dollar that we gave them wasn't just extra money we had lying around. We borrowed every single dollar that we've ever given Israel and given Egypt on behalf of Israel. And so you have to do the compounding interest.
6:34Then you look at the, you know, the wars that we fought, you know, Netanyahu came and he testified in front of Congress that they had weapons of mass destruction. And so we fought the Iraq war on a false, you know, premise for them, really. I mean, they're the ones that wanted that regime toppled. That cost us, by the most conservative estimates, $8 trillion. So, if you look at the compounding interest that you would have to add to that as well, I mean, we're we're at over $20 trillion, which is more than half of our national debt just because of our support of a country that's never done anything for
7:02us. They've sold our secrets. They've attacked us, you know, I could go on and on, but I look at that and I'm like, man, this system is broken. Then you've got the Epstein files that they're refusing to release. I mean, 4 months after they were, according to Congress, legally obligated to release these files, they still have not done so. And then the Iran war was the last straw for me. I mean, that was just such a ridiculous thing for us to get involved in when we had all of the, um, all the different advisors told us that they were not a credible threat.
7:31They didn't have nuclear missiles. They didn't have ICBMs. It was just, you know, anyways, I could go on and on, but the reason I'm getting involved is because I feel like everybody's frustrated and nobody's doing anything about it. And because I have a big following, I feel like I have an obligation to kind of step forward and and and do this because if I don't, nobody else will.
7:53>> And so um let me just so you've said a lot of people I say that uh you know cuz I know a lot of Jews um I'm that that don't support Benjamin Netanyahu, they don't support Israel, they don't support Zionism. And so what I always say and in fact most of the Jews I know and in in the United States anyway. Um but uh so what I always say Zionism, I I say the problem isn't Jews but it's Zionists. Um but you don't say that.
8:28Tell me what you say and why do you say it?
8:31>> It's a good question. So I I don't frame it as a Zionist problem because I believe that it's a Jewish supremacy problem and the reason I believe that is because Jewish supremacy has been causing problems since long before Israel's inception and I think it's a religious issue. I think it's because they think that they're better than everybody, that they're chosen from God. Their religious texts, you know, say that they're allowed to lie, cheat, and steal from Gentiles. It says that, you know, Gentiles were basically like cattle to them. Not to mention they believe that Jesus Christ, the Lord and Savior for
9:03Christians, is burning in human in hell, the Virgin Mary's a and that Christians are idol worshipers and that's why they spit on them in Israel.
9:10So I look at this as a Jewish supremacy problem and Zionism is kind of like an offshoot of that.
9:17>> So what what do you So uh I've heard that Kurt So Kurt uh who's normally on the show with me, he's makes that that they believe that Jesus Christ is burning in hell and And then I had a Jewish friend text me and said, you know, I've I've never I'm 50 years old, I've never heard that before.
9:36Um but so where do you get that from?
9:40>> Well, there's many sources. The Talmud is one. You know, Peter Schaefer, he was the head of Judaic studies at Princeton and he was also um uh the head of the uh board at the Museum of of I believe it was Jewish history or the Holocaust Museum um in Berlin and he wrote a book called Jesus in the Talmud and he lines out exactly all the different passages word for word of what they say um about Jesus Christ in there and it's really vile stuff and it is just contrary to, you know, the Christian religion. So it's not something that every single Jew believes. I'm not saying that and I'm not also saying that every single Jew is
10:21a problem. What I'm saying is that the Jewish supremacist mindset is causing a big problem and I also feel like this is a perfect example of, you know, if you were to say Russians are causing problems, you wouldn't have to qualify that with saying, "But not every Russian is a problem." You know, if it when they when Bill Maher makes all these statements about, "Oh, Muslims, you know, are you know, they're they're the mother lode and you know and yeah, the mother lode of bad ideas is Islam and Randy Fine says, "You know, kill them all." You know, they never have to qualify that with, "Oh, but not all
10:52Muslims are bad." But for some reason when you criticize criticize Jewish supremacy or Zionism, you have to then carve out this thing of like, "Oh, but not every Jew is bad." Like obviously not every Jew is bad. I mean, only an idiot would say that every single person, you know, of a 16 million um population, ethnicity, religion, whatever you want to call them is a bad person. I'm not saying that and it would be a silly thing to say that. However, you can say that they are causing a massively disproportionate amount of problems and that any kind of a supremacist mindset is going to cause issues. Anytime you think that you're
11:27better than other people, you look at South African apartheid, you look at, you know, any anything his historically, anytime a group thinks that they're better than other people, you know, traditionally they do not treat them with the same humanity that they would treat their own tribe. And so, when I look at a Jew, you know, and this is, you know, well, let's just go back 5 years. When I look at a Jew, I I looked at him as like, you know, equal. There was no better, there was no worse. I had no animosity towards them.
11:55In fact, the idea that a Jew wouldn't like me never even crossed my mind because in my mind, you know, we've always up for Jews. We saved them in World War II, you know, we we've you know, we've always been a friend of the Jews. And so, why would a Jew ever not like me?
12:09And when I really started to dive into the religion and see what their chief rabbis are saying, you know, and see what what the Talmud says, and see how they've behaved historically in the history that they never teach us about like the Bolshevik genocide, the Holodomor, you know, all these all these instances where Jews are mass murdering Christians, which they never talk about in the textbooks that never teach us, and things that preceded World War II, then you start getting a little bit better of a picture of what actually happened historically and not just what you were taught.
12:41>> So, what how are you going to combat the the the attacks that say uh that you don't say you don't make that distinction, that you say we have a Jew problem, and instead of saying we have a Zionist problem. And do you think that maybe it would be smart for your campaign to try to temper that so people don't get the wrong idea?
13:09>> Nope. Nope. One of the things about my campaign is that I'm not going to craft my message in any way, shape, or form to appeal to people. I'm going to tell the unadulterated truth. It is not going to be shaped at all for the group that I'm talking to. I'm going to say what I truly believe. And I, you know, and you're either going to like me or not going to like me, but you're going to like me or not like me based on what I truly believe and not a crafted version that I think is going to appeal to my audience. So, I'm specifically not going to craft any message. I'm just going to be completely honest and I think that's
13:42what politicians today are lacking is raw honesty. You thought that you were going to get that with Trump and then you got an absolute narcissistic pathological liar. Um And so, yeah, that's a very important piece of of my campaign and one of the reasons why I'm running is because I believe that politicians have an obligation to be completely honest. And like I said, I I'm not saying that we have a Jew problem. I'm saying it's a Jewish supremacy problem. I mean, I I I would say that, you know, Jews are causing a disproportionate amount of problems and I'm not going to apologize for that, you know. I didn't choose this fight. And
14:15the reason I'm not going to focus on Zionism because that just focuses on Israel and our support of Israel. And I think there's a much deeper rooted issue. I look at it as what's going on also in America and the fact that homosexuality and transgenderism and all these things are being pushed on us by the Jewish media, by, you know, Hollywood, which is predominantly Jewish, run by Jews. And that is the message they're pushing on me. That's the message they're pushing on children. And it is kind of you know, the attack on masculinity. I I look at all of this stuff and it's coming from the Jewish community. This
14:51isn't coming from Muslims. It's not coming from Christians. The Talmud has eight different genders. The Bible has two. The Quran has two. So, you know, I don't I don't care about gays, right?
15:02I'm not like this homophobic guy. I've always had gay assistants. I've been around gays. I don't mind it at all. My issue is when it's being force-fed to you in a disproportionate amount on every different media platform and it's being pushed on children and in every single movie you've got some subservient beta male that is, you know, kissing his wife's ass. His wife is usually cheating on him. He's apologizing and trying to win her back. And they're basically attacking the white Christian man, if you want to, you know, really just break it down to brass tacks.
15:34And so, I I didn't choose this fight. I I'm not like a white nationalist. I I'm not a white supremacist or anything like that. But, I, you know, I'm also part white and I am, you know, I consider myself a masculine man. I'm, you know, traditional. And so, they're basically attacking everything that I am and it's totally unprovoked. And that's my big issue. And I think just saying Zionist focuses on Israel. And to me, Israel is a manifestation of that religion. It is the purest form of Jewish supremacy.
16:04But, I don't think it just stops there.
16:08>> So, I I I look at it that Zionist hijacked the Jewish religion because if you talk to some of the most conservative Hasidic Jews, they don't they think that the, you know, the Israel, the state of Israel is a blaspheme against God and that they're not supposed to have a state of Israel until the savior comes back. And so, you you know about that, right?
16:36>> Yes, no, that that's completely correct.
16:37But, what I what I'm saying is like before Israel's inception, you had Jewish terrorists over there, the Irgun, the Haganah, the Stern Gang. You know, they blew up the King David Hotel. They were murdering British people. You had, you know, like I said, the the Bolshevik genocide, you had the Holodomor, you had Jews literally targeting and killing Christians. I mean, they burnt down over 40,000 churches in Russia, which was a predominantly Christian country. Right?
17:04And this was an absolute Jewish leadership. Putin said that. Hitler said that. Alexander Solzhenitsyn said that.
17:10Churchill said that in Zionism versus Bolshevism, the struggle for the Jewish soul. He specifically said that the Bolshevik leadership was predominantly Jewish. And so, you this is Jews targeting and killing Christians, and this is before Israel's inception. So, once again, I'm saying Jews have been targeting Christians before Israel was formed. And so, I don't like to just focus on Zionism because that focuses more on Israel, which I'm not saying is not a problem. I'm just saying I think the problem is a little bit more deep rooted, and I also see it in the United States as well. And you see that, you
17:44know, Why would they spit on Christians?
17:46You know, the Why is that part of their culture?
17:49You know, that's not a Zionist ideology.
17:51That is a Jewish, you know, looking at Christians as being idol worshipers. And that didn't just happen in the last 100 years. They believe that, I mean, you know, that's the fundamental difference.
18:02And look, I you know, people can have different religious beliefs. That's fine.
18:06But don't pretend to be my friend. Don't pretend to be my ally, and then secretly hate me. That's my issue. Like cuz Muslims don't secretly hate Christians.
18:15Muslims revere Christ. They look at him as a great prophet. They think that he's going to come back and save the world.
18:20And they believe that the Virgin Mary was a virgin. So, you know, if you look at how that religion looks at Christians, they also preserved all the Christian churches, you know, they they they they have a, you know, a Christian population in a lot of those Muslim countries, and they've always treated me with a ton of respect, a lot more respect than I would get in Israel. So, That's That's one of the reasons why I don't like to just only say Zionist. And I know that that's like a safer word and what everybody wants to, you know, have you do, but I think that that kind of doesn't really focus on the entirety of
18:53the issue, which is that the Jewish religion does not like Christians deep down.
18:59>> So, let me give you get your response to this. So, Jewish people make up approximately 0.2% of the world's population, and the reason why it's different than other generalizations is the Jewish question. First, what do we do with the Jews? Now phrased after 1948 as what do we do with those Jews over there and the ones over here who support that place? Anti-Zionism is the new Jewish question, which is 5,000 years old with a new coat of paint. How do you push back on that?
19:36>> Uh like push back in what sense? Like they're saying that they're been constantly persecuted cuz I also don't believe that narrative either. Um I look at what they've been doing today.
19:45They've been trying to paint themselves as victims in this whole like oh, but October 7th and they tried to genocide the Jewish people and it's just You know, they killed maybe a thousand people and Israel allowed that to happen. They also employed the Hannibal directive where they killed their own citizens to pump the numbers up. They were shelling kibbutzes with the tanks. They were shooting cars with the Apache helicopters, Hellfire missiles. And so, you know, and they took six hours to respond in in in a place the size of the state of New Jersey. Like it's just nonsense. This is the most heavily surveilled region.
20:16Um they allowed that attack to happen.
20:18They've been funding Hamas. This whole thing was orchestrated so that they could steal that land and finally get the greater Israel project, which they're clearly pushing for today, which is why they keep shelling Lebanon and they refuse to, you know, you know, honor any of their ceasefires or our ceasefires any of our peace deals is because they want the greater Israel project. They don't want peace. They want more land and they've been continuing to steal more land ever since, you know, Israel's inception in 1948. I mean, they the West Bank was never supposed to be theirs. Hamas has never been in the West Bank and yet they
20:52steal land there. They're bulldozing homes.
20:55Um they're colonizing it. They're setting, you know, their the trees on fire. I mean, that's where they, you know, ran over Rachel Corrie.
21:01Um and then after they ran her over in a bulldozer, this is an American citizen, they had pancake parties all over Israel to mark her death. I mean, these are not our allies. These These are bastards and um I'm not going to pretend like they're not, you know, it's just I'm tired of it, you know, I'm tired of them murdering people. I'm tired of them using our tax dollars to do it and I'm tired of them stealing land. I'm tired of them, you know, attacking their neighbors unprovoked. I mean, they attacked seven countries in a year.
21:28Who else has ever even done that? Seven countries unprovoked in a year. That's craziness.
21:36>> So, um I've said before uh well, let's let to speak to your point. So, they did a survey uh Penn State University um in collaboration with the Israeli polling firm.
21:50Uh they did a survey and the in March of 25 among 1,005 Jewish Israeli respondents, nationally representative sample of Jewish Israeli internet users. It was published by Haaretz in late May 25 and the key matches So, what they what they found out was that 82% support forced expulsion transfer of Palestinians from Gaza.
22:1956% support uh expulsion of Arab/Israeli citizens of Israel and 65% believe a modern-day Amalek exists with a high percentage seeing the biblical annihilation command as still applicable.
22:38So, are you were you aware of aware of that and um how do you respond when you hear when you hear that?
22:45>> Yeah, I mean, they've done Yeah, they've done studies and the majority of Israelis also believe that they're operating in apartheid. I mean, this is not just an Israeli government problem.
22:52This is like the citizens believe in this stuff. The citizens set up observation nests to watch the shelling of Gaza. Um it's a sick society and it's a society that believes in Jewish supremacy.
23:04Uh Um, and so yeah, I mean, you're you're seeing it in 4K. I mean, these people are specific I mean, look, I was in the military, you know, I went through some sniper training. You you do not pull the trigger when you are sniping with an optic until you have a very clear view of your target. You know exactly what the bullet's going to hit and you know what's behind the target. They're shooting children in the head. That's not an accident.
23:29When you are a sniper, you don't accidentally shoot a child in the head.
23:32You don't accidentally shoot a child in the heart. Like that's not something that's like, oh, whoops, you know, we just shot a kid. Like this is not a this is not machine gun fire. This is from a sniper rifle, one shot to the head and when you look through a high power optic, you know exactly what is on the other end of that either receiving end of that rifle. And so this is something where it's just very clear. This is these aren't one-off incidents as I could rattle off, you know, Hind Rajab.
23:57I could talk to you, you know, for hours about all the atrocities they've committed. I mean, Hind Rajab, I mean, they they shot her car. She was on the phone with paramedics. They shot the paramedics. They killed her whole family. You know, these are unarmed people. This is like a, you know, six or eight-year-old girl. She's in the car.
24:11She's on the phone with paramedics.
24:13She's crying. They're coming out, you know, they they they they want to save her from the car and they they tank shot it like 370 times 350 or 370 times. I mean, it's absurd and they you know, and these are not, like I said, one-off instances.
24:26They've done so much horrific stuff over there that they clearly just do not look at these Palestinians or Muslims as humans. I mean, they're training their dogs how to rape prisoners.
24:35They were caught gang raping Palestinian prisoners on the the the cameras. I mean, you can see it clear as day and they acquitted everybody. They didn't charge any of them. They became celebrities.
24:45Um, they just passed laws saying that, you know, you can kill Muslims. You can get the death penalty for them, but you can't for Jews. I mean, it's like if this isn't an ethnocentric apartheid state that has no regard for you know, non-Jews. I don't know what is. I mean, this is the clearest example of supremacy that we've ever seen in our lifetime and for some reason it's supposed to be ignored because they're Jewish and I'm just not having it.
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26:47The numbers don't lie. Act before they do. So, I've heard a lot of people make the argument that well, look at all the Muslims, they get to have all these countries, the Arabs and Muslims have all their countries, why can't Jews have one country? What what do you say to that?
27:04>> Well, I mean there's 2 billion Muslims, right? So, a quarter of the globe is going to have to inhabit more than 16 million. And it's not like the Jews are homeless, you know, they're all the nicest, best places in the world.
27:16They're massively overrepresented in Beverly Hills. They're massively overrepresented in New York City.
27:20They're massively overrepresented in Miami. You know, they're they're they've been pretty much welcomed around the world prior to this genocide anywhere. I mean, all all the nicest European countries, I mean, you know, everywhere that I would travel was disproportionately populated with Jews.
27:35I know because I was friends with tons of them. I actually probably had as many Jewish friends as I had Christian friends, which is an insane thing considering they're, you know, 0.2% of the population, right? So, clearly I didn't have a bias.
27:47Um, and you know, and they're all just happen to be rich guys, right? So, it it's uh it's something that you can't say, oh, well, they're like homeless people, they don't have a land or whatever. Like, not everybody gets their own country that they just get to steal from people. Um, and so, when when you when you're a small population, um, you know, you don't have a right to a country. Um, and you don't have the right to just steal a country from somebody else. So, I don't feel bad for them. They're like more than they're like I think they're over half of the billionaires in America. So, it's not like these people
28:22are struggling. They're the most privileged class in the entire world.
28:26And so, this idea of like the struggling victim Jew that needs their own country and needs special laws and all this stuff to protect them, it's just you know? And I'm not going to pretend that it's not.
28:38>> Well, um, you know, I live in Hollywood and I don't know if you know, but it it is it's run by the Arabs and yeah.
28:45>> [laughter] >> I can tell. I see it in the movies.
28:49Every terrorist Arab.
28:50>> So, let's talk about Okay, so I think I covered this topic. I think you got it.
28:56I think people know where you stand.
28:58Um Now, the district you're running in, uh it's not There's not really that many Jewish people that live there, right?
29:05So, it's it's kind of crazy how Aren't you so I'm surprised at how it's obvious Randy Fine is Israel first and doesn't really give a about the United States at all, and he'll stick it right in your face. He doesn't care unless he's pressed on it and he's trying to trick people. Um so, Are Are you surprised that he's uh popular in that district? And how do you How hard do you think it will be to unseat him?
29:34>> You know, that's a good question.
29:36I really think a lot of this comes down to just money, you know? And they just put a bunch of money behind this guy, and it's really hard for the average guy to compete against that, right? Like when you when you're spending millions of dollars and you've got people showing up at people's doors, they're running ads, and you're seeing a name, um and he's and he's hitched his wagon to Trump, you know? Um and a lot of people got behind Trump, so his message is, you know, I'm a big Trump supporter, I'm this and I'm that and I'm super Republican.
30:06>> [sighs and gasps] >> And one of the problems is I think a lot of the older generation is still kind of like stuck in this like left-right thing of like the people on the right are like, "Oh, the liberals are the problem and they're you know, they're idiots and whatever." And then the left is like, "Oh, it's the white supremacists. It's these neo-Nazis on the right." And it you have this like very strict divide where the people on the right just want somebody that's like really, really Republican. And so, I think he came in there with those talking points of like, "Oh, I'm really Republican." And I you know, and we got
30:38to get these Democrats and we got to ship out all these foreigners. and you know, he just says things that is going to resonate with people. He he researches what people care about, what's going to resonate with them, and then he just repeats it. And then when he gets in office, he just sends all their money to Israel and says, "Go yourself." But then every time he's on TV, he just parrots these talking points that he thinks is going to resonate with him, and that's politics in America. It's some saying exactly what he thinks everybody wants to hear, and then doing what's best for him and his donors. And that's
31:08the problem with the system. That is the crux of the issue is you've got people who have no allegiance to the truth, have no allegiance to the country, have no allegiance to their voting base, and just do whatever's best for them, and there's no repercussions. And every time you go into the ballot, it's bad or worse. It's Kamala or it's Trump, or it's Biden or it's Trump. You got, you know, or And, you know, and it doesn't seem like anything that you vote for matters because they all do the same thing. They all fund these foreign countries. They all support these foreign wars. They're all run by these Zionist lobbies. And so,
31:42I think you've got, you know, finally now people are waking up, and I think you've got frustration. The question really is going to come down to can the older generation figure this out, or can we get the younger generation to actually turn out and vote? Because we got about 800,000 people in that district, and we really only need about 60,000 of them to come out and vote. So, if I can mobilize some of the youth that actually already is hip to this problem and understands what's going on politically, then we win. If we can knock on enough doors and and show these, you know, the older generation that he's, you know, funding,
32:15you know, using your tax dollars to fund a foreign country, and meanwhile we've got interstates that are, you know, completely dilapidated and haven't even been repaired, but we're funding a foreign war, I think you just hit them with the facts, and I think they'll understand. The question is going to be, you know, can we raise enough money um to knock on the doors and to, you know, um explain the situation to the the older voters. And that's, you know, that's politics and >> So >> I guess we're going to find out.
32:43>> So we're taught uh just like we were taught that um Muslims are the enemy of Christians.
32:50Uh we're taught that places like China and uh are horrible and uh yet uh or or Saudi Arabia and all these place All these places are horrible. Uh yet in the they have things that we can't have.
33:04It's like we have the surveillance state here. They're going to turn us on to digital currency. Uh and yet we have we don't have high-speed rail. We don't have Our cities are crumbling. We have homeless people everywhere.
33:17Uh we don't invest in our own country.
33:19Um we we can't even get health care. The rest of the western world Nobody, you know, Trump had that uh he had he had the DoorDash grandma. I don't know if you saw that that photo op stunt they did where they had a grandma deliver DoorDash to him and he was bragging about he took the taxes off tips, which was great. I support that.
33:39But not one of the reporters there asked Trump, well, don't you think it's horrible that a grandmother has to do work a minimum wage delivery job instead of being taken care of like they take care because her husband has cancer and they're afraid to go bankrupt? That nobody else goes bankrupt when they get cancer in the rest western world but except here in the United States. How would you fix >> It's absolutely absurd and I completely agree with you. You know who would disagree with you is Ben Shapiro. He thinks that we need to raise the age of retirement and people should be working until they're 80, such a Um you
34:12know, it's I find it funny too that all these Jews that are pushing us towards these foreign wars never actually sign up themselves. They never sign on the dotted line. If you look at the religion in this country that is the least represented in the military, it is Jews.
34:26And so they push us disproportionately for these foreign wars and they never sign up.
34:30But to answer your question, um I think that we should basically eliminate all taxes on anybody that makes less than 50, you know, maybe 75,000 a year just 0% tax.
34:42Um I think we should completely eliminate the IRS. I think we should do a flat tax. Um you should do sales tax.
34:48I think we also need to start balancing our checkbook correctly. The government's just run so inefficiently.
34:53You've got agencies like the ATF that has absolutely no business existing.
34:57They don't serve no purpose. We don't need to regulate tobacco. We don't need to regulate [laughter] alcohol. It's like what the are we even talking about here, you know? These are like age-old, you know, agencies that were, you know, maybe um valid during the prohibition or whatever, but we have a bloated government and it just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger.
35:16And you look around and to your point, you look at these other countries.
35:19Israel has healthcare, you know, you get cancer in Israel, your your government's not just going to let you die. But here, you know, people join the military, they go fight, they you know, fight in these foreign wars and uh come back and you know, a lot of them are homeless, they're on the street, you know, if they needed a, you know, a surgery, they couldn't get it.
35:36Um and it's embarrassing, you know, and it's totally unnecessary. You look at how much money it would cost to give, you know, healthcare, to solve the homeless problem, all these things and it's like it's not a lot of money compared to what we are giving in foreign aid, how much money we're spending. I mean, just look at this war for instance. I mean, how much money we've already spent. They're trying to raise hundreds of billions of dollars for that. And I think people lose sight of how much money a hundred billion dollars is or hundreds of billions and what that could do for America. And I think we need to start focusing on our
36:08own country before we start shipping a bunch of money out to help foreign countries, especially to fight foreign wars that have no impact whatsoever and don't you know, they never served a threat to the American, you know, people at all. And so yeah, I I agree. I think we need to start focusing within. I think we need to fix our own problems and you know, we could start at healthcare.
36:28>> So, would you be What I What do you think of the idea of So, Trump wants to spend $1.5 trillion?
36:36Now, what I like to tell people is the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars is roughly a billion dollars. People >> [laughter] >> It's And so, if we we don't need to spend $1.5 trillion on our military, we may maybe I We We spend 10 times more than all the 10 countries combined next to us. So, if we took that money instead, because all that money does is going to the pockets of weapons manufacturers, uh and if we took that money instead and told people in the United States, "Hey, you want a job? We'll give you a job."
37:13Like FDR did. "You want a job? We'll give you a job." And we've got the money. We all We prove it. We just throw it away on foreign wars that nobody wants, and we give it to weapons manufacturers that nobody wants. And so, would you be for something like that?
37:27So, we could, you know, it's like they say, you know, half the country can't even afford a $500 emergency. 80% of workers live paycheck to paycheck.
37:35Wouldn't you be for actually making America great again?
37:39>> Absolutely. I mean, and and you have to understand, our military is so bloated and it's so unnecessary, and Iran has given us a very good um lesson over there on you know, they're sending out a $20,000 drone, $30,000 drone, and we're spending millions of dollars to down that drone.
37:57Like, warfare is being fought very differently today. And this idea that we need to spend all this money on all this obsolete equipment, when at the end of the day, the nuclear deterrent really is all you need, right? You don't need this crazy bloated military unless you want to go invade a bunch of foreign countries, which I don't think we should be doing anyways. I think we should be, you know, focusing on helping Americans as opposed to killing foreigners. And so, yes, I completely agree.
38:23This is just an absolute waste of money.
38:26And I just, you know, it's just very clear to me that the people in government don't actually give a about the people. And and and you know, and you see it in their decisions because yeah, to spend a trillion and a half dollars to potentially kill foreigners when you can't even take care of the people in your own country. I mean, I think every single person in America should have basic needs met. I mean, we are in the 20th century. We are the most technologically advanced, you know, one one of the best armed, whatever. You know, there's absolutely no reason why human beings in America should be dying of starvation, living on
39:01the streets, you know, people people in even foreign countries should be, you know, dying of thirst. Like it's just I don't know, man. I I kind of like I think if you just zoom out and look at this like, you know, if you were if you were a kid, you know, and you're at the lunch table and you've got, you know, let's say let's say you're a billionaire. So, you've got 70 lunches and you look across and there's like kids that have nothing. You know, that's that's how I kind of like look at billionaires. It's like there's people starving in the world and you've got, you know, 700 million pales of lunch and you can't
39:32just hand these guys one. I just think that it's just like such a greedy mentality to have to have so much money that you could never spend it in 20 different lifetimes while people are starving to death. So, yeah, I I I just um I think people are looking at life wrong, you know? It's not about accumulating the biggest number in your bank account, especially once you get to the point where you can't spend it. Um especially when there's people suffering. I mean, it's just I don't know. I think humanity's kind of like lost touch a little bit with what's important.
40:03>> So, you would you know, like in um in Finland, they have uh they were one of the lowest in education metrics, right? And so, they decided to put not just one teacher in each classroom, they put the three teachers in each classroom so that kids got uh individual attention and they don't have like in the United States. My wife was a teacher in the public school system in California and they they had sometimes 40 45 kids in a classroom and they just had to teach six, seven classes that there's nobody can can do that in an effective way. And so would you be like again, that's the another thing. Instead of spending money on war,
40:46would you spend it on educating our kids and giving everybody health care? You'd be for that, right?
40:52>> I would definitely be for the health care. I think for the schools, rather than have more teach I would change the curriculum. I think that a lot of the things that we are learning as kids is completely worthless. Especially now with these, you know, every cell phone that you have can do every algebraic equation, you know, you've got AI that can solve anything. We don't need to be focusing on memorizing, you know, the the you know, historical dates and all that stuff. We should when when you focus on history, you should learn about past events, what people did wrong, what shaped thought, why countries did
41:24certain things. You should learn so that you don't repeat mistakes instead of just memorizing a bunch of dates, memorizing a bunch of people's names. I think with math, you know, this idea of we're doing, you know, multiple, you know, algebra one, algebra two, a bunch of math that you never use in your life, but nobody learns how to, you know, just balance a checkbook or file a tax return or, you know, do things that you would just have to do in daily life. That's not taught in school. And so I think our whole curriculum um is just a bit of a waste of time and it seems to be kind of like really
41:58focused on almost making you obedient. That's the way I would look at schools. I think it's more focused on like teaching you to follow rules instead of learning things that will help you in life.
42:12That's why, you know, tons of super successful people were, you know, they just grab they never even went to college, you know.
42:18>> Bill Gates never went to didn't didn't get a college degree. The same thing with the Steve Jobs, right? So, those are the two biggest tech guys in the world. They didn't go.
42:26So, um you know, I live in California and it's a 100% Democrat state, Democratic governor, Democratic Senate, Democratic House.
42:35And the place is falling apart. Um they we got homeless people everywhere.
42:41They spent $24 billion. They said they did they said they spent that on trying to fix homelessness.
42:48Uh yet uh when the House and the Senate overwhelmingly unanimously passed a bill to find out how they spent that money, Governor Newsom vetoed it.
42:59And that really happened. And so, now we'll never know what happened to that money. We all know it's going to corruption and graft. And it's going to NGOs, right? And um which they they they're in the business of making sure we have homeless people because if they cure it, they are out of a job. So, my point is this, this left-right divide is uh fake. And that's been the message of my show uh is that cuz you know, everybody thinks that all my liberal friends in Hollywood think if we just vote Democrat, it'll fix things. Well, we did it in California and things are horrible in California. They can't even
43:34build a goddamn train. They've spent $15 billion on it and they got about 10 ft of train track. That's it. And so, um but so, speak speak to that about that that's the the oldest, you know, my neighbor uh is not my enemy. And you by the way, you did not vote for Trump, right? You and and even in 2020, you you knew you didn't vote for Trump and support him. And tell me a little bit about that.
44:00>> Yeah, I I mean, I agree with you. I don't believe it's a left-right thing and I find myself, you know, having very good conversations with super liberal people, with black supremacists, with white supremacists, you know, people that I never really would have thought that I would connect with were all kind of connecting on this issue because I think we're starting to realize that we've been sold a bill of goods and that, you know, the problem in America is not, "Oh, it's these stupid liberals." or "Oh, it's these crazy conservatives." You know, like cuz we got we got Trump, right? And so what do
44:32we get with that? A bunch of problems. Okay, well we had Biden. What do we get with that? A bunch of problems. You know, so it's clearly not we get the Democrats in and they're going to fix everything and now we got a Republican and you know, it's like and that's been going on since like, you know, for a long time in America and I think people are starting to see it's, you know, I I I I really like George Galloway's way of putting this.
44:52He said, "Two cheeks of the same ass."
44:53>> Mhm.
44:54>> Um you know, they're both clapping together.
44:56And uh it's true, man. It's not a left-right problem, but I think what happened is the media fed the left some pretty crazy talking points and got them pretty radicalized and convinced them that white supremacy was the greatest threat to America and that these Nazis and, you know, all this stuff and got them all pumped up and I think a lot of liberals have a good heart. Like I really believe and and that's actually why I connect I mean I connect with like Shaun King, you know, a guy that I never would have talked to in a million years, you know, who's like the super, you know, like black supremacist, you
45:31know, ultra liberal, whatever.
45:33And I had respect for him because he started speaking out about the genocide and he started speaking out for Palestine, you know, same with Greta Thunberg. I mean, she went to jail for it, you know, so I look at the left and I think a lot of them have made like real sacrifices for what they believe in.
45:50And my thought process, my belief system is that it doesn't matter if you're right or wrong.
45:59I judge people on their intentions. So if somebody is doing what they believe is right, even if it's incorrect, I wouldn't negatively judge them for that. You know, like as long as they're operating with a pure heart and they're doing what they believe in, um you know, we can disagree, they could be wrong, whatever, but I think that that's what matters and I think in politics, you don't have that at all.
46:21You don't have people doing what they believe is right, you have them doing what's best for them and their donors.
46:27And so, yeah, this is not something where oh, we're going to vote the Democrats in and they're going to fix this or we're going to bring in the Republicans and they're going to fix this. Um they both have problems, they just have different problems and they both seem to agree on the worst issues, which is, you know, hey, let's fund a genocide.
46:44>> Yeah, yes. So, what would be your top issue besides Palestine and Israel? What would be your top issue?
46:52>> Well, actually America first. Like, let's focus on actually fixing our country. Let's make our government run efficiently. Let's not have it be such a bloated monstrosity.
47:03Um let's use our tax dollars efficiently. Let's learn how to balance a checkbook. Um because this whole like kick the can down the road, kick the can down the road, bail out all these Jewish banks, it's just nonsense.
47:15You know, like we need to focus on America. Um why is the Federal Reserve a private bank dictating what our interest rate is? Why are they printing our dollars? Like, why were they even set up in the first place? I mean, income tax, federal income tax is unconstitutional.
47:29I think our whole system needs a massive overhaul and I don't think that Americans understand how good we could have it if our government was actually working for the benefit of the people instead of the benefit of the running it. And I think that we have wandered a long way from where our founding fathers wanted this country to be and I think we need to bring it back.
47:51>> Are you Do you have any uh support from non-Zionist Jews?
47:56>> Um Do I have any support from non-Zionists?
47:59Yeah. Oh, um Yeah, I mean, I look, I I still maintain friendships with with some of my Jewish friends and um I've had some really good conversations and I and some of the you know, um non-Zionist Jews have come out and they've supported me. And um I you know, I look at what Dave Smith is doing and I think he's doing a great job. Norm Finkelstein, there's a lot of these guys that you know, are Jewish that are making extremely good points and I've been some of the pioneers coming out speaking out against Israel because they were able to do it and not be smeared as an anti-Semite kind of like how Candace Owens was allowed to
48:36talk about you know, some of the problems with black crime in this country because she was black so they couldn't just label her racist. Um and I think that's good. You know, I think we need to really promote a message of unity in this country. to start coming together and stop with this finger-pointing and it's this person's fault and this person's fault and and just like focus on what's best for America for once. Like I just feel like it's been so long since this country kind of like came together and had a sense of nationalism and unity um instead of everybody just blaming each other. I mean, it seems like we're
49:10on the verge of a civil war at this point.
49:14>> Dan Bilzerian, the uh world's biggest anti-Semite.
49:18Uh Here's his website. It's uh bilzerianforcongress.com.
49:24Uh if you want to support, you want to donate, where is your money coming from?
49:29>> Um well, I'm putting some in myself and um we we've got some smaller donors that have all kind of come together and donated this cause and um that was pretty moving, you know, cuz I have those I can look at the back end and I can see like every single person and exactly what they've donated and they you know, some of them leave messages and stuff and um I'll be honest, I was not excited about doing this at all, but that did motivate me seeing, you know, cuz I look, I know some of these guys, you know, they gave I mean, like some of them moves, you know, it's 10 bucks or whatever, but I could you know, they're
50:02just like, "Hey man, this is all I could give, but you know, I support you whatever." And you know, that's just it's meaningful. And then obviously, you know, people that donate large amounts of money, it's, you know, extremely meaningful as well. Um, and it just cuz these people are doing it and they're not getting any credit for it.
50:16And to me, I think that is the ultimate form of giving is when you do something because it's the right thing to do and it's anonymous. Because, you know, somebody hits that website and goes and, you know, donates a thousand dollars, like nobody pats them on the back, their name is not on a wall, nobody sees that. You know, they're just doing that because they believe in the cause and they want to fix this country and um, that's motivating to me, you know, it really is cuz it shows that the people actually give a and they don't just give a about being seen doing good things, which I think is like a, you know, new
50:47trend these days. Everybody wants to like like be seen being a good person.
50:51And um, so yeah, it gives me some hope, man. But we have some, you know, there's also some people that are, you know, um, considering giving large amounts as well, you know, like five hundred thousand dollars and I think that if we raise enough money, we will just absolutely win because if we can educate, you know, by knocking on people's doors and explaining what's going on, um, and we'll just win the election. And I think winning this election is a lot more important than just me getting in. I think this shapes the message of what people run on in 2028 and people having hope that the system isn't completely broken and that
51:24a non-traditional, non-politician can actually win. And I think if I win, when I get in there and I do all the things that I say I'm going to do, I think it will change the landscape of what happens in 2028, which is why I think this is so important.
51:37>> Well, I think that's a point that a lot of people don't realize that, you know, Thomas Massie knocking down uh, the Zionist lobby uh, against him, AIPAC and all the billionaires that funded Trump are against him. And then when he beats them, and then if you beat Randy Fine, it it would really shape things for 2020. Yeah, I just can't wait to see uh a presidential candidate trying to defend uh taking money from AIPAC or, you know, keep saying that Israel's our number one ally and instead of, you know, they're the ones who are constantly getting us into wars. Um So, I I think you're right. If if you if
52:18you succeed and Thomas Massie succeeded, it will change the landscape for 2028.
52:24So, uh that's at least a you know, there's not many bright spots, but if that happens, that would certainly be a bright spot. It would change It would change politics in America for sure.
52:33Um >> Yeah, I agree. And And I think we got to do it now. And I've donated Thomas Massie's campaign as well. Um and I think that if we don't do it and we don't take control of this country in the next 2 years of the palantir and the surveillance state, I I think we're smoked. So, I I think there's a there needs to be a real sense of urgency here.
52:51Um I don't think people understand how delicate the situation is. I mean, look, if the Iran situation goes sideways, it literally could be the end of the world.
52:59Um and so, that's kind of the stakes of what we're at right now. Um and I think it's important. I think people need to really start paying attention. The price that good men pay for indifference to foreign affairs is to be ruled by evil men. That was Plato's quote, and I think it's extremely relevant today.
53:17>> Dan Bilzerian running for Congress, Florida's 6th District, against the biggest piece of it in the world, >> [laughter] >> Randy Fine.
53:28Um Good luck to you. I hope it win I hope you win.
53:32>> Thank you, brother. It's good talking to you.
53:34>> Great talking to you. Hey, I'm going to be in Burbank, California May 7th, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Spokane, Tacoma, and then Levittown, New York June 26th and 27th. We're also going to Richmond, Virginia and Atlanta, Georgia at the end of May. Ticket link for those coming soon. Go to jimmydore.com for a link for tickets.
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