Thomas Massie was just ousted from Congress

Indexed: 2026-05-22

[00:00:00]We need to talk about Jewish money in politics, ladies and gentlemen. Not Zionist money, Jewish money in politics.

[00:00:08]Thomas Massie lost his election in the most expensive House primary race in history. Where did that money come from?

[00:00:16]Well, you could say, Paul, that's extremely anti-semitic to say Jewish money and not Zionist money. And I go, oh, interesting. It's anti-Semitic when I do it cuz I look like me. But when Jewish American journalists do it, Jewish money played in defeating Thomas Massie. Here we go. I think it is a good thing if Massie and the people like him and others believe if you cross the line into anti-semitism, Jews are going to use the power that we have openly to go for you. Because what other recourse is there? Are we just going to sit here and take it? Beg for scraps? hope that nice people are nice to us. The Democratic party is going explicitly anti-semitic. We can see it happening. People are getting benefits, as Seth says, for being anti-semites.

[00:01:01]That seems to be part of an appeal in primaries to the left and the party. We have to use what means there are at our disposal. And in my view, and I'm going to put it, that is Jewish money. There is an enormous amount of Jewish money in politics, by which I mean Jewish donors.

[00:01:15]I'm sorry. I thought it was anti-Semitic to say Jewish money. Wildly disproportionate. not only charitably but politically. When I say charitably, I mean nobody really knows the numbers.

[00:01:26]Jews make up 2% of the population.

[00:01:28]According to some studies, Jews make up 20% of the charitable contributions made in the United States annually. That is a tenfold. Think about that. Think about the disproportion of that. And in politics, it's pretty close also. And if that money isn't used, what why do people give money? Because they want to influence elections to get people elected who reflect their views. Well, this is an existential issue for Jews.

[00:01:49]and the Jews who explicitly give money because they want to make it clear to anti-Semitic candidates that they are going to have to go through a buzzsaw and that they are not going to simply waltz in and be, you know, be if they're treated with kid gloves by the New York Times, we are double time going to do what we can to expose who they are to find out what we can find out about them that will harm them and that we will do what we can to prevent them from taking office. What other choice does American jewelry have? First off, the claim that Thomas Massie is anti-semitic is absolutely deranged and demented. Oh my god. I mean, there's like if you want to end anti-semitism, if you want to push back against anti-semitism, you need to stop pushing the absolute nonsense propaganda that's saying Jewish money or Jewish identity or Jewish supremacy or Jew Jewish all these things. If you keep saying no, none of these things, you can't say the Jews, you can't say Jewish money. Other people can say it. Jewish people can say, "Hey, we can get together and use Jewish money to oust anti-semitic candidates like Thomas Massie, which is complete nonsense." You are creating anti-semitism. And it's so obvious. It's so obvious to me. It's It is. Someone commented, "Jews are a political ideology." This is It's literally like the LGBT flag. I am sick of all gay people being lumped in with gay LGBT gender ideology. I'm sick of American Jews being lumped in with, well, if you say this or that, if you say Jewish money or critique Jewish identity, therefore you're anti-Semitic. If you support Thomas Massie, you're supporting an anti-semite. It's ridiculous.

[00:03:20]And it's just so it's like, who even falls for this? The Kentucky primary is an existential issue for Jews.

[00:03:28]Interesting because Thomas Massie is anti-Israel. Oh, I see. The ultimate form of anti-semitism. Every Jew must be pro-Israel. And if you're not, you're a self-hating Jew. you're an apostate. It is annoying. It's frustrating. The fact that a foreign country treats a Republican primary in Kentucky as one of the most important elections in history and pours money into it is kind of zogged. And it's getting old that the fact that people still think that there's not a disgustingly significant amount of influence coming from Israel.

[00:03:58]Everyone should know this person, Miriam Adlesen, the second biggest donor to Trump's campaign. and hundreds of millions of dollars. This is what Donald Trump had to say about Miriam Adlesen, dual citizen by the way, whose primary interest is Israel.

[00:04:12]>> You know, Miriam and Sheldon would come into the White House probably almost more than anybody outside of people that work there. And they were always after and as soon as I give them something, always for Israel, as soon as I give them something, they'd want something else. I said, "Give me a couple of weeks, will you please?" But I gave them the golden heights and they never even asked for it. You know, >> they were in there every other week.

[00:04:31]Always for Israel. Always for Israel.

[00:04:33]Always for Israel. Hm. That's interesting.

[00:04:35]>> Miriam and Sheldon would come into the office. They'd call me. They'd call me.

[00:04:41]I I think he I think they had more trips to the White House than anybody else I could think of. Look at her sitting there so innocently. She's got 60 billion in the bank. 60 billion. The president of the United States is telling you that no one came into the office more than Miriam Adlesen. In multiple different situations, he's saying this only for Israel. Always for Israel, always for Israel. She's the second largest donor. The Republican Jewish Coalition she's a part of or funds backs Thomas Massiey's opponent.

[00:05:09]I'm sorry. This is just the idea that Israel doesn't have a disgusting amount of influence over our politics. Or the idea that it's it's similar to Qatar or similar to other countries is insane.

[00:05:20]Oh, Paul, this is it's anti-Semitic to suggest that a a dual citizen might care more about a foreign country than the United States. Oh, is it? Well, um how about if Trump says it, not me? She loves this country. Her and her husband are so incredible. We miss him so dearly. But I actually asked her, I'm going to get her in trouble with this, but I actually asked her once. I said, "So, Miriam, I know you love Israel.

[00:05:43]What do you love more, the United States or Israel?" She refused to answer. That means that might mean Israel, I must tell you.

[00:05:53]We We love you. Thank you, darling, for being here.

[00:05:56]I talk about the things that I do and I say the things in the way that I do for the purposes of actually diminishing, deconstructing, and eradicating at its root real anti-semitism. And the reason I show all these things is so we can get everyone on the same goddamn page and say it's not anti-semitic to say that the role that Jewish identity has in determining American politics in a way that isn't in America's interest but in the interest of a foreign country.

[00:06:30]Saying that is not anti-semitic. and I will aggressively berserker my way into the discourse until we're all on the same page. Because the reason people have gravitated towards more actual anti-semitism is because they think, "Oh, well, I'm not allowed to say there are American Jews with dual loyalty when there are." And the president of the United States is explicitly saying that the Israeli citizen who has donated more money or as much money as Elon Musk, campaign, loves Israel more than America. And Miriam Mlesson was the prim one of the largest funders in the campaign against Thomas Massie. Like I'm sorry. I just there are too many intelligent people who are just so afraid of being called anti-Semitic.

[00:07:13]Partly because they don't they don't know what they believe. First, a lot of these people are just freaking go with the wind commenters who don't want to get cancelceled. They've got their audience captured. They don't ever want to go through controversy. So they believe whatever they think the majority of their audience needs to believe. rais no I know I know what I'm doing I know why I'm a I know why I started this video by saying Jewish money Jewish money Jewish because you go oh my god immediately you go that's anti-semitic and then I show you the American Jewish journalist saying verbatim it's Jewish money that won this oh well maybe a fact is not anti-semitic again it's things like these this is the archetypal example Joe Rogan was talking to God Sad and he pulled up this example and God Sad who's supposed to be this brilliant thinker couldn't offer any interesting qualification on, hey, it seems like Israel controls our politics. It seems like Jewish identity is a central uh determiner of our politics in ways that doesn't make any sense. Here's the New York mayoral debate for those who haven't seen it. This is why Mandani won. By the way, >> visit by a mayor of New York is always considered significant. Where would you go first?

[00:08:20]>> First visit, I would visit the Holy Land, >> Mr. Cuomo, >> given the hostility and the anti-semitism that has been uh shown in New York, I would go to Israel. Mr. Tilton, where would you go?

[00:08:30]>> Yeah, I'd make my fourth trip to Israel, followed by my fifth trip to Ukraine, two of our greatest allies um fighting on the front lines of the global war on terror.

[00:08:37]>> Mr. Mandani, >> I would stay in New York City. My plans are to address New Yorkers across the five burrows and focus on that.

[00:08:43]>> Mr. Mandani, can I just jump in? Would you visit Israel as mayor?

[00:08:47]>> I will be doing as the mayor. I'll be standing up for Jewish New Yorkers and I'll be meeting them wherever they are across the five burrows, whether that's in their synagogues and temples or at their homes or at the subway platform because ultimately we need to focus on delivering on their concerns.

[00:08:58]>> First it was where is the first trip as mayor you would go? Everyone says Israel. Okay, there's a lot of Jews here.

[00:09:04]>> Yes or no? Do you believe in a Jewish state of Israel?

[00:09:06]>> So it goes from which country would you visit to do you believe in a Jewish state in Israel? It's like what? Because what's the subtext? The question, what foreign country would you visit? Is not actually asking what what country they want to visit. It's an implicit, hey, you know that pro-Israel interests dominate our local politics, and so you better say Israel. And then this all just turned into a trap about, well, he must be anti-semitic.

[00:09:30]>> I believe Israel has the right to exist as a Jewish state as a state with equal rights.

[00:09:33]>> He won't say as a Jewish state. Be very >> and his answer was no. He won't visit Israel.

[00:09:38]>> I said that. That's what he was trying to say.

[00:09:39]>> No, no. Unlike you, I unlike you, I answer directly. My goal would be to take my first trip to Israel. My wife's life work in this area means a lot to our family.

[00:09:47]>> That clip alone creates more anti-semitism than Nick Fuentes ever could. So, the solutions, okay, now that people are seeing this and going, "Man, this is ridiculous." Where is it? Hold on. I just I can't believe I am just making this connection now. I can't believe I'm thinking about this for the first time. This I'm going to just pull this meme up literally every time I talk about anything related to anti-semitism or Jewish supremacy or Jewish identity.

[00:10:08]Dark centism in a nutshell. Unkind truth leads to actual negative functionality, negative well-being, but ultimately it leads to a good thing. Hey, many American Jews care more about Israel than the United States. Unkind truth. Oh my god, what just happened? Unkind truth. Where do we go suddenly? Now the downside is that now well bas Paul, you're agreeing with actual anti-semites. Again, this is like citing black crime statistics. People say you're racist if you point out black crime statistics because actual white supremacists and racists love to bring them up, which is true. They do love to bring them up and for obvious reasons.

[00:10:41]Doesn't change the fact that it's important to acknowledge facts because when you acknowledge facts and then you properly diagnose the problem and you get everyone on the same page, then we can get out of it. Hey, a lot of American Jews care more about Israel than the United States. Oh my god, that's terrible. But guess what? There's also a ton of Jews who don't care about Israel more than the United States, who care more about America and who find a lot of what Israel is doing and a lot of this ridiculous top- down control in the ousting of Thomas Massie with Republican Jewish coalition funding ridiculous. Oh my god. Okay. Well, now actually things are better off. You just get more functionality by just saying facts. You need to diffuse the rise in paranoia and anger and frustration by acknowledging truth. It's so obvious now people are blackpilling because Thomas Massie had one of the highest approval ratings and he lost. Perhaps the most important chart to see. Thomas Massie won every age demographic except the 65 plus demographic, the postworld war II consensus saturated boomer demographic.

[00:11:44]And so you could say, "Oh my god, if even Thomas Massie lost, there's really no hope." All of the demographic data says the opposite. First off, not only are all of these people voting for Thomas Massie who are under the age of 65, again, the broader issue, so many American Jews are, especially younger ones, are turning against Israel. Are recognizing it really is anti-Semitic to say if you're anti-Israel, you must be anti-Jew. That's anti-Semitic. And you know, the only reason that Nick Fuentes has significant cultural relevance is because he's capitalizing on just obvious facts, obvious responses to watching that mayoral debate, right? It ties into geopolitics, everything with Iran. But again, for me, it's fundamentally comes down to the first amendment, free speech, and the psychology of the post-war consensus. I am concerned with actual anti-semitism to the degree that it facilitates threats to free speech going, "Oh, well, because of this massive rise in anti-semitism, because of the rise of hate crimes and all that, now we have to clamp down on free speech. Now, we're going to use AI to monitor everyone and every text they send and everything they do and we'll create a database and we'll debank people and take their jobs away."

[00:12:55]And that's how it starts. It's sort of like environmentalism is used as an excuse for authoritarian measures. Okay.

[00:13:00]Well, clamping down on anti-semitic hate speech is just as likely. So, that's my concern. That's why I'm interested in this. Aside from just the I know people who went hard down not not just anti-semitism, but like Nazism. And it's frightening and it's an actual mind virus. And I have a better understanding of it than most people. Certainly most Jews. Most Jews do not know people. Most Jews have not had lengthy conversations with people who are truly and psychologically possessed by genuine Jew hatred. And so I have a personal stake in getting this topic sorted out. So anyway, Thomas Massie, 2028 presidential run.