This is so good. Hamilton is basically the wolf of wall street and Jefferson is Calvin Candie from Django and they got together and said "let's make a country based off 2 sides of the same coin of capitalist exploitation"
Jeffersonland was put to the page in Asimov's later books in the Foundation series; an entire planet divided up into equal grids, inhabited by one person who had robots as the slave labor.
@@bucketiii7581 Try Chris Hedges or Thomas Merton. "In the 17th century, these speculators would have been hung. Today they run the government and consume billions in taxpayer subsidies.." - Chris Hedges "The population of the affluent world is nourished by a steady diet of brutal mythology and hallucination, kept at a constant pitch of high tension by a life that is intrinsically violent in that it forces a large part of the population to submit to an existence which is humanly intolerable. Crime that breaks out of the ghetto is only the fruit of a greater and more pervasive violence: the injustice which forces people to live in the ghetto in the first place. Violence today is white-collar violence, the systematically organized bureaucratic and technological destruction of man. The problem of violence is not the problem of a few rioters and rebels, but the problem of a whole structure which is outwardly ordered and respectable, and inwardly ridden by psychopathic obsessions and delusions." - Thomas Merton
I will watch every single one of these. Edit: George Washington was more fit to be an Anglican Priest then a President. It’s so funny that he was such a grinder and lived in such a colonial and early time that he could end up in a place like this.
Just finished The Framer's Coup by Michael J. Klarman. This is a great little series that sheds light on the system. Would y'all be so kind as to put together a reading list that accentuates this series. Yes, I am aware that reading is not a popular pastime these days, but why not ask. Thank you for doing the this, it is great fun. Your humor combined with knowledge reminds me of Michael Brooks.
Not that matt would want to do it, but you could make a pretty good supplemental history lesson for students out of this series. It wouldnt bore them to tears as quickly as the usual shit.
This first episode was pretty rad, I look forward to the rest. I refuse to ever get stitcher premium though, for any reason (why do people keep moving podcasts there? It makes no sense.), so hopefully they show up here!
I’m just guessing, but maybe it benefits the people who make podcasts somehow, to put their podcasts on there? I don’t know. But yeah it’s crazy to think: sometimes _other people_ have their own motivations and incentives for doing things, and they’re _not_ all just illusions, or like, figments of a strange 1st Person reality in which only you actually exist. I kno, fuckin crazy, right? But there ya have it.
@@severalwolves they should say that then. I know, crazy right? They are already on Patreon, I don't care that you want to defend making their listeners sign up for some other profit seeking company like stitcher. At the expense of their listeners just for a whim. If there was a good reason they might say what that is.
@@TheJohnreeves I don't get what the issue is. Is it really that big of a deal to use two platforms? If you can't afford the episodes just pirate them lmao.
@@Evan11of10 I already pay for a million podcasts including Chapo on Patreon, and would do this one too. My gripe really is that they're using some dog shit non-standard podcast app like Stitcher. I'm not going to use stitcher. It is another private company trying to balkanize up the internet like Apple, making its own little fiefdom where they have control. It's dumb, it's bad, it's non-standard. And this show going on Stitcher instead of Patreon or something else is just a bad faith move imo. I pay on Patreon because Patreon just gives you a normal ass Podcast feed you can plug into whatever podcast app you already use. I definitely will pirate if that's the only option. EDIT: Apparently v2.unofficialrss.com/ is a tool that will use your stitcher account to make a real RSS feed of it. I'm sure Stitcher will try to block it at some point if they can, but in the mean time it seems to work. I still don't want to support Stitcher on principal because of their insidious business model. But at least it might work.
@@Evan11of10 Actually, now that I found v2.unofficialrss.com/about, that solves my gripe. Just signed up and got the latest episode, which I'll continue paying for as long as the unofficial RSS works. So that's cool. I'm still pretty mad at Chris or whoever it was for putting this show on Stitcher, I have no idea what is going through their head that this makes sense to them.
Mmmmm. A multiracial coalition of the poor standing up to power (but the white people where still racist though just not enough to not do a rebellion with the other more melaninated poors.) (But also mmmmm. Simpson's reference)
15:29 for the previous 10 minutes in my head i had the same alexander hamilton jingle going considering, i knew at any moment his name would be dropped and when it was it was magnificent
It's too bad that, in this video, there wasn't discussion or even passing mention of the Anti-Federalism that came out of the British Radical Whigs and Country Party. Many of the Anti-Federalists genuinely were for self-governance, majoritarianism, more direct democracy, broad suffrage, and universal civil rights. Thomas Paine went so far as to argue for the rights of women and blacks, and he advocated an early form of social democracy with progressive taxation, land taxation, and a citizens dividend. Plus, Paine declared himself a citizen of the world, arguing that his country was wherever there was oppression. There were other working class radicals, often deists, like Ethan Allen and Thomas Young. See Matthew Stewart's book "Nature's God."
Genuine question, will you bring up Robert Elder's Calhoun biography? It's been out for 3 months (and I get that you already have a script) but the book is excellent so far (I'm at Calhoun and Clay being aligned in the pro-war party in 1812)!
Love at first listen! I gotta' point this out as a I was born Virginian, the great Old Dominion, but now have to live in Kentucky 😔; Washington was working with Culpepper, VIRGINIA not Culpepper, Kentucky. 😂 As far as I know.
Eastern banking interests? Matt’s unique in that he continues to trigger my anti semetism alarm, but his takes are so genuine and intelligent you kinda just assume he’s Jewish. Christ, man…
![[LIVE] นาทีนี้ต้องพี่ทนาย | ทนายแก้ว vs ทนายไพศาล | #คุยให้เด็กมันฟัง EP.47 (02/11/67)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HmquaO-PL_M/mqdefault.jpg)
“Jefferson, second only to Pol Pot in his hatred of urban life” omg
Stop making Jefferson sound cool!
many people are saying this is the best podcast ever made
I like Many People.
I've actually been hearing this more more everywhere I go. Quite strongly in many cases!!
Many people don't know this, but many people are saying it!
Many such cases
Nope! Cumtown is better 🐳
I have shared this to more non-Chapo fans than any other piece. Good job.
Same!
George Washington being compared to Shinji from neon genesis evangelion is the connection i needed for all this to make sense
Matt is at his best when he's dunking on US history
This is so good. Hamilton is basically the wolf of wall street and Jefferson is Calvin Candie from Django and they got together and said "let's make a country based off 2 sides of the same coin of capitalist exploitation"
The Federalist and Democratic-Republican dialectic is typically framed as “cynical realists versus romantic dreamers” but they were both bastards
This was great! Wish Matt was my history teacher back in the day!
This whole series is the best thing cth has done since the CPAC episode
Jeffersonland was put to the page in Asimov's later books in the Foundation series; an entire planet divided up into equal grids, inhabited by one person who had robots as the slave labor.
“The United States of America is essentially a payday lending program for George Washington.” 👌🏼
Amazing, thank you guys for putting this series together!
Thanks to this series I sound really smart in my grad seminars.
This is the best thing I’ve ever heard thank you
Really enjoyed the first two episodes! Can't wait till part 3
That opening song is fucking incredible.
"George Washington is Shinji Ikari" -Chapo Trap House
The Arc of History Bends towards Sharia
Are you having any luck plugging that particular soul hole? Chomsky and Christman just don't quite do it for me.
@@bucketiii7581 Try Chris Hedges or Thomas Merton.
"In the 17th century, these speculators would have been hung. Today they run the government and consume billions in taxpayer subsidies.." - Chris Hedges
"The population of the affluent world is nourished by a steady diet of brutal mythology and hallucination, kept at a constant pitch of high tension by a life that is intrinsically violent in that it forces a large part of the population to submit to an existence which is humanly intolerable.
Crime that breaks out of the ghetto is only the fruit of a greater and more pervasive violence: the injustice which forces people to live in the ghetto in the first place. Violence today is white-collar violence, the systematically organized bureaucratic and technological destruction of man.
The problem of violence is not the problem of a few rioters and rebels, but the problem of a whole structure which is outwardly ordered and respectable, and inwardly ridden by psychopathic obsessions and delusions." - Thomas Merton
Holy fuck this is good
Happy 4th y'all. Marathoning this again in celebration of my day off
I will watch every single one of these.
Edit: George Washington was more fit to be an Anglican Priest then a President. It’s so funny that he was such a grinder and lived in such a colonial and early time that he could end up in a place like this.
This is going to be even better than the video of Noam Chomsky listing off crimes of us presidents
washington gets in the eva
Good job, TH-cam Algorithm. This was a good auto-play hit.
Just finished The Framer's Coup by Michael J. Klarman.
This is a great little series that sheds light on the system. Would y'all be so kind as to put together a reading list that accentuates this series. Yes, I am aware that reading is not a popular pastime these days, but why not ask.
Thank you for doing the this, it is great fun. Your humor combined with knowledge reminds me of Michael Brooks.
“A beautiful vine of historical analysis.” Fuck yeah. 👍
Terrific ep
Really appreciated your synced, little time machine noises, nice touch.
Good evening, Yeoman Chapo...
Not that matt would want to do it, but you could make a pretty good supplemental history lesson for students out of this series. It wouldnt bore them to tears as quickly as the usual shit.
Shout out to Brad Neely for Washington. I encourage everyone to check out the video and the American Maybe playlist.
This first episode was pretty rad, I look forward to the rest. I refuse to ever get stitcher premium though, for any reason (why do people keep moving podcasts there? It makes no sense.), so hopefully they show up here!
I’m just guessing, but maybe it benefits the people who make podcasts somehow, to put their podcasts on there? I don’t know. But yeah it’s crazy to think: sometimes _other people_ have their own motivations and incentives for doing things, and they’re _not_ all just illusions, or like, figments of a strange 1st Person reality in which only you actually exist. I kno, fuckin crazy, right? But there ya have it.
@@severalwolves they should say that then. I know, crazy right? They are already on Patreon, I don't care that you want to defend making their listeners sign up for some other profit seeking company like stitcher. At the expense of their listeners just for a whim. If there was a good reason they might say what that is.
@@TheJohnreeves I don't get what the issue is. Is it really that big of a deal to use two platforms? If you can't afford the episodes just pirate them lmao.
@@Evan11of10 I already pay for a million podcasts including Chapo on Patreon, and would do this one too. My gripe really is that they're using some dog shit non-standard podcast app like Stitcher. I'm not going to use stitcher. It is another private company trying to balkanize up the internet like Apple, making its own little fiefdom where they have control. It's dumb, it's bad, it's non-standard. And this show going on Stitcher instead of Patreon or something else is just a bad faith move imo.
I pay on Patreon because Patreon just gives you a normal ass Podcast feed you can plug into whatever podcast app you already use. I definitely will pirate if that's the only option.
EDIT: Apparently v2.unofficialrss.com/ is a tool that will use your stitcher account to make a real RSS feed of it. I'm sure Stitcher will try to block it at some point if they can, but in the mean time it seems to work. I still don't want to support Stitcher on principal because of their insidious business model. But at least it might work.
@@Evan11of10 Actually, now that I found v2.unofficialrss.com/about, that solves my gripe. Just signed up and got the latest episode, which I'll continue paying for as long as the unofficial RSS works. So that's cool. I'm still pretty mad at Chris or whoever it was for putting this show on Stitcher, I have no idea what is going through their head that this makes sense to them.
Matt, I know I keep saying this, but I can’t wait for your book. And if you ever want to run for President, I’ll work for free! 😉
If you work for free you will be afforded 3/5 of a vote but it will be cast by your dad's boss.
This is excellent. Exactly what I needed.
I know we’re truly on the same wavelength when I began singing “Brave Sir Robin” at the exact moment they played the sample :)
Damn, I really enjoyed the hell out of this. Really looking forward to more!
S tier podcast
this is phenomenal
The Virgin Shay's Rebellion vs. the Chad Whiskey Rebellion.
The virgin early post-colonial rebellions vs the chad colonial era Bacon's rebellion
@@franklinshepardinc Mmmm. Bacon.
Mmmmm. A multiracial coalition of the poor standing up to power (but the white people where still racist though just not enough to not do a rebellion with the other more melaninated poors.)
(But also mmmmm. Simpson's reference)
15:29 for the previous 10 minutes in my head i had the same alexander hamilton jingle going considering, i knew at any moment his name would be dropped and when it was it was magnificent
The effigy joke made me giggle. Great episode. 👏
this was dope! keep em coming.
S rank podcast
Smell of presidents
Take a good wif of FDR
🧸🌈🐢🍔😝💖💩🚽🤡😷🕺💃🧔⚡😃🍟🐮🦄🐴🎶🎵👀🙅👻🙈🙉🙊
Old men don't tend to smell too good.
Yuppers
Smells like Vicks to me.
Bath salts are the best..
@@joshuamarx8209 hey Daisy 🌈🐢
this is really good
Where did the rest of the episodes go? I only got to listen 37 times and then they were gone
Where DID they go though - behind the paywall?
Surely this will get Chris his trophy
When/why did Matt watch Evangelion?
Its good thats why
Felix tricked him into a Clockwork Orange type situation and our big beautiful boy got good and synchronized with that AT field
Everyone watched evangellion
Shoutout to the continental Congress, the OG Wet Boys
It's too bad that, in this video, there wasn't discussion or even passing mention of the Anti-Federalism that came out of the British Radical Whigs and Country Party. Many of the Anti-Federalists genuinely were for self-governance, majoritarianism, more direct democracy, broad suffrage, and universal civil rights. Thomas Paine went so far as to argue for the rights of women and blacks, and he advocated an early form of social democracy with progressive taxation, land taxation, and a citizens dividend. Plus, Paine declared himself a citizen of the world, arguing that his country was wherever there was oppression. There were other working class radicals, often deists, like Ethan Allen and Thomas Young. See Matthew Stewart's book "Nature's God."
Just to clarify the Mohican had nothing to do with the Ethan Allen sinking
They capture Modern day American mentality 25:50 to 27:37
Whatever you do, don't notice how often Chris says "you know"
you sob! lol! now I can't un notice this, rofl
@@Choklar_ i told you not to notice
He once held an opponent's wife's hand....
in a jar of acid....
at a party
WASH- ING- TON killing for fun.
Ate opponents brains
And invented cocaine
Franklin Delano "I Welcome Their Hatred" Roosevelt deserves a four parter, one for each term in office.
Hell Yes
That last part won't be long.
Did Jefferson also perhaps hate city living because in the city someone might observe and object to him r@ping his "property"?
Hell to the chief
The Return of the King
This was great.
Where does the free real estate line come from?
Tim and Eric
Genuine question, will you bring up Robert Elder's Calhoun biography? It's been out for 3 months (and I get that you already have a script) but the book is excellent so far (I'm at Calhoun and Clay being aligned in the pro-war party in 1812)!
Many people are reporting massive dumps and flushing toilets
Not enough tho..
That Brass Eye sample hit me very off guard, god bless.
HELL yes.
GOAT
More history
"I betook me to the hashfire inn...."
This is so good
"rip to our bone-dry first president"
Love at first listen! I gotta' point this out as a I was born Virginian, the great Old Dominion, but now have to live in Kentucky 😔; Washington was working with Culpepper, VIRGINIA not Culpepper, Kentucky. 😂 As far as I know.
What's that song that plays when they talk about Washington die
Mozart's Lacrymosa?
@@Thoggnee thank you
fuck yes!
Oh Hell Yes
In allowance we trust
please respect the office
No. Being in a position of power should automatically come with a strong dose of mockery, no matter who occupies it.
For me, this IS respecting the office.
@@totonow6955 Right. Uncritical support only weakens the office.
Lib detected
@@berdyderg900 Brr brr brr! Imagine respecting authority.
So, where did all the episodes go???
Chris, what's the name of the piece that starts at 9:23?
Brandenburg Concerto no 3 JS Bach
th-cam.com/video/pdsyNwUoON0/w-d-xo.html
@@xiambola3406 thanks king
Brandenburg concerto
20:38
Inject it into my veins
Please make episode on 2024 election US president 😊
1:58
14:37
Timecode SpamBot
Once you hear Chris Wade's fake laugh, you cannot unhear it when it happens.
what did you gain by posting this
Never stop posting
It may sound forced to you, but it's the only way he laughs in his nine podcasts.
Eastern banking interests?
Matt’s unique in that he continues to trigger my anti semetism alarm, but his takes are so genuine and intelligent you kinda just assume he’s Jewish.
Christ, man…
hopefully he's running his material through felix and brace lol
'my anti semitism alarm' ye remember to get the batteries changed on that every 10 years or so :^)
i think hes fine considering none of the ‘eastern bankers’ were jewish because every single
one of them were a waspy protestant
@@laxin1231Yeah and then those banking interest became irrelevant once the central bank came in . Who do you think owns that ?
@@WheresMyInhaler considering this is America… more protestants.