Project 2025: Training Evil

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ProPublica leaked a bunch of training videos for Project 2025 training videos. I decided to watch a few and see what those losers are saying to one another.
Complete ProPublica Project 2025 training video leak playlist: • Project 2025 Private T...
"Conserving America": • Project 2025 Private T...
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[@ProfessorFish]

no i want daddy to have all my personal data

[@lewsmith9708]

I think it does something worse than make fascism seem "boring"; it makes it seem _benign._

[@TurbopropPuppy]

it's the banality of evil for dummies

[@ruffethereal1904]

Yeah, that's scarier. What more will they make perfectly unremarkable, after the Trump years?

[@katc.3400]

You don't want to know how boring fascists can be. In the past months I've been going to our archives to read old secret service files on what nazi collaborators are up to after WWII. I've learned that when they weren't being messy, infighting or scheming, they were just being the biggest bunch of boring nerds you've ever heard of. In some cases I had to skip over half of a nazi collaborator's files because their mumblings were just so mind numbing. What I do think is amusing though is how about half of these men I read about (personal files for female nazi collaborators are hard to find) were left by their wives.

[@RichWoods23]

I think Hannah Arendt's observation on the banality of evil might better apply.

[@cirithduath7526]

@@RichWoods23 I think youare correct.

[@tomspaghetti]

I love constitutionalists who name drop Jefferson without acknowledging that Jefferson thought the constitution should be re-written every 20 years.

[@SeanStrife]

It's like the religious right deifying the Founding Fathers when most of the Founding Fathers pretty openly shittalked religion as a whole (there's apparently anecdotal evidence that preachers in those days actually buried their Bibles in the ground when Jefferson became president because they thought he was gonna make them burn their Bibles).

[@legittaco5899]

​@@SeanStrifeThey were mostly Deists, correct.

[@Occam31]

I like when Justice Clarence Thomas claims to be a “constitutional originalist.” If he really were so he wouldn’t be on the Supreme Court, or any court, for that matter. 😉

[@donnaimanbrown]

So all we have to do to “self govern” is hand over the government to people who want to control everything… makes so much sense.

[@kahlilbt]

"You won't have to vote anymore, it'll be great" - self-governance

[@thedeathray8620]

''Live in ignorance and purchase your happiness...'' ''Don't you worry, you'll be told exactly what to do...'' - Collective Consciousness. A song from the video game: Metal Gear Rising Revengeance from 2013.

[@CyclicCipher]

@@thedeathray8620 based reference

[@BOOOOOOOONE]

The MO of conservatism has always been to couch reactionary politics in the language of liberty. Libertarian, for example, was coined in its political context by Joseph Dejaque, a French anarchist and communist. Now it's a associated with guys that think age of consent laws are tyranny and that cops should be privately run. How you go from "Death to the state! Freedom to the workers!" to "The EPA is a fascist organisation." is just how they do. The branding of so-called libertarianism in particular is to appeal to guys who like to think they're rebellious, even think that they hate corporations, while getting them to wholly align with corporate and state interests.

[@Terracrafty]

as a european i find the way american conservatives seem to almost worship the constitution and this abstract idea of "America" as a force of universal good to be utterly bizarre

[@birbeyboop]

it's nationalism, you have it in europe too. we just have a unique and even worse breed of it

[@antonioscendrategattico2302]

I mean, they worship the constitution in the sense that they worship the Bible: they have no idea what's actually in it, but they assume it agrees with them on everything. Only the Bible is probably bloody and exploitative enough for their tastes, while if they read what's actually in the constitution they'd have a conniption.

[@ajohnymous5699]

So it's been a thing since the early 1900s. Before that, when people invoked the constitution, it was Americans invoking the law of the land. No different from saying "by order of the king/queen," invoking the crown to justify their actions. But then we saw the rise of Communism, eventually Fascism, and a whole lot of people who recognized the system was evil and merely reforming it was not as effective as merely replacing the existing government structure with something good, or different. That's when nationalists started supporting public schools to serve as propaganda and to combat against the dream of a better tomorrow for workers, they made America "the greatest dream to be had." According to their narrative, "the constitution and the values of our founding fathers we are deifying separate us from the rest of the world. It is why America prospered and grew into a world power, it is why moving anywhere else is a bad idea, getting ideas from outside our borders is a bad idea, and our government TOTALLY has the power to change things in ways you want, just go out and convince people to support your ideas. Unless you happen to be 'UNAMERICAN!'" And because most Americans don't meet foreigners unless they're migrants from latin America, which they describe as not as wealthy (which we are trained to think is a polite way of saying poor) it reinforces that worldview. Given the flash and flare from the 20th century by America, exaggerated our achievements or involvement in world views, and the narratives about how "we neededbtonfund the incompetent Allies in WW2, rebuild the world after world war two, and totally fight for the freedom of people against the scourge of communism before it fell in 1991" lend legitimacy to that bullshit. It's why you hear American conservatives saying "our healthcare is the best" with a straight face, "if it's not American, how can it be better?" Between that and the bill of rights being put into it, telling people "you OWE your existence to that piece of paper," that is how the cult of the constitution came about. The powers that be made a solid effort to make worship of it and the founding fathers of America things of worship, and they unfortunately were successful in normalizing that view with Americans. Propaganda is one hell of a drug.

[@pavlovsdogman]

It's how they created "American exceptionalism" which has basically become the notion that they are superior to other humans based on their birthplace. Some conservative Christians talk as if they are the new "chosen one's".

[@warai8580]

It probably has to do with the history of settlement/colonization here; Americans have always liked to think of ourselves/the country as having some special God-given role, and using Biblical metaphors (like Reagan's "shining city on a hill" calling back to the Puritans, i.e. America as Jerusalem). Add in megalomania from having been a superpower for decades of course. For whatever reason I don't think Canada developed a similar self-image, and Australia was settled under some different circumstances so it's probably not comparable. Mormons actually believe the Constitution is divinely inspired, and I assume a lot of evangelicals also do from how they talk about it.

[@Nomxla]

I’m shocked that this is the first vid I’ve seen covering these

[@fane_abyssal9175]

and so well done too!

[@jordanholt9170]

A streamer called Riverboat Jack has been going over them

[@EpistemiaWeyk]

You can find this info most places now I feel like. Not really a shocker imo

[@danielpirone8028]

Just in case folks missed it - @propublica channel has then all

[@five_6_seven_8]

I'm not surprised. Its not as sexy and entertaining as the gossip. I enjoy it however

[@patrickfischer3349]

"Divide and Conquer" stretched out over about 10.000 Words

[@4203105]

"The American revolution was totally bloodless and those rebels wouldn't have beheaded king George, if not for the fact that he was safe and sound an ocean away." is certainly a take...

[@vanguardshep]

Dude glossing over the American Revolution like it was chill and different than other revolutions reminded me of one of my college history classes where we talked about how the "Destruction of the Tea" was renamed to the "Boston Tea Party" tens of years after-the-fact. Because while we needed a revolution so the founding fathers didn't have to pay taxes (and sure, because they had some lofty Enlightenment ideals that only applied to them), we don't want the commoners rebelling AGAIN so let's make the name a party and not about destruction of wealthy people's stuff. Have fun, don't think about it too hard, our nation's the best, etc, etc. That reframing history and propaganda: conservatives really don't get any new ideas, huh?

[@KelsieJG__they-them]

GENDER KAMPF hmm and here I thought these Project 2025 people were fans of that... other book with a similar title?

[@Treeeboy]

It's because it's got "Mein" in, that way they know they can own it!

[@atrution]

During their opening montage they had to derail/ distract from the bi-partisan history of presidents glorifying the peaceful transition of power, as their desired candidate infamously fought the process and incited an insurrection. The irony of implying the French Revolution wasn't revolutionary in its ideas , when "Right Wing" and "Left Wing" as now common political terms comes from it.

[@ideasinthegord3915]

Riverboat Jack is also going through all of the Project 2025 videos for anyone else interested in another voice on this. They're comprehensive videos, she goes through every single one, and offers very insightful commentary similar to this.

[@allyabernathy4098]

never heard of her, thank you for the recommendation ☺️💖

[@AdrianBelmonte96]

off-topic but the dude on the thumbnail looks like a 60-year-old James Somerton

[@yellowbutterfly6796]

omg he does!

[@transrightsdinosaur]

Oh god you're right. What a horrific image. Thank you

[@voidify3]

His speech patterns are similar too 😭

[@AdrianBelmonte96]

yeah kinda noticed it too when i watched the video

[@speed0spank]

Omg he does 😮 and he has that slow boring speech pattern

[@SmedleyButlerianJihad]

The repeated use of words like "careerist" as a slur makes my fucking skin crawl

[@LucilleBrooks-p4c]

They are so full of shit. They are living in their own heads. First they had to brain wash themselves. And what is so pathetic they plan on brainwashing anything that passes them. They will be the ones that will do lobotomies on the public if they gain control.

[@M_M_ODonnell]

Ah, "originalists"...devoted to the idea that the Constitution should be interpreted solely in its "original" meaning, which is of course completely different from what any of the people who actually wrote the damn thing thought it meant (many of them thought interpretations should evolve over time, so they must have been wrong about what they meant!), but "original" in the sense of "supported by originalists"

[@ninjalectualx]

Wouldn't originalism negate their pet interpretation of the 2nd amendment though?

[@mk1st]

Blah blah blah Magna Carta something something.

[@M_M_ODonnell]

@@ninjalectualx Only if originalism was actually about a historically original interpretation -- which it never was. Originalism is about whatever the "originalists" say it is, so they're safe

[@lucycooper9149]

Sounds like America re-invented religious fundamentalism and slapped a flag on it.

[@Shell-iq6cx]

Being an "originalist" means prentending the 9th amendment doesn't exist. The entire concept is a paradox because the founding father specifically put in the 9th amendment to discourage this line of thinking. Like how would you even interpret that? Also like the other guy said, it negates their backwards interpretation of 2A

[@slushyslushfund9626]

My compliments on your topical outfit choice - the right to bare arms is indeed one of our greatest freedoms

[@M05tly]

I'm not going to lie, that took me a moment 😂

[@sandenson]

+2

[@AV-we6wo]

02:32

[@EricaCalman]

It feels like they've been walking their rhetoric back, which doesn't mean that they've changed their goals but they've realized how massively unpopular those things actually are. Hopefully people don't fall for it but tbh I don't think they will.

[@BarelyMakinIt]

"special privileges for none" That means they're going to revoke the tax-free status of churches and charities, right? Because there's definitely no special privilege for organizations that's quite as big as not having to pay taxes on properties and income. /s

[@jcalexandrewrites]

You think non-profit organizations should pay taxes? 🤔

[@Darca1n]

​@@jcalexandrewritesIf they wanna dictate or actively influence politics? Abso-fucking-lutely.

[@lolly9804]

My guess is pain. Pain is inside those training videos.

[@d.w.stratton4078]

Painal.

[@athrowawayperson9990]

Close, it's mostly braincell murder.

[@spantigre3190]

I just can't let go of the no special privileges line, because that is antithetical to government. The president has special privileges, so does the supreme court and the legislature.

[@sleepykitty1985]

"Disagreement over... slavery" gives such "we can still be friends and have a difference of opinion"

[@FaunOfTheDevil]

I recommend the "passing new regulations" video. At around 20 minutes, the guy goes into how they can remove notices of non-discrimination on documents by arguing that they cost too much. Nutty stuff.

[@theoutletonmychest]

Shout-out to the CG baby that will haunt my nightmares forever. Looking forward to the rest of these. Your lens makes this actual nightmare more tolerable and that's a real skill. :3

[@manderly33]

Hannah Reloaded did a whole stream of the videos (not 14 hours, thank Godzilla). They are boring, but not subtle. If you take in what they’re saying, it’s pretty terrifying. Although it’s also obvious this is an attempt to prevent the staffing issues of the previous admin, which was filled with grifters, fame seekers, and people who were generally willing to leak like a sieve. The funny part is that a New Yorker writer working on an article about P2025 had ZERO problem getting a CPI staffer to talk to them anonymously and shit-talk the plans and the planners.

[@marziewoolcock8953]

As someone from the UK please, please Americans especially women watch the Handmaid's Tale when I watch these videos about Project 2025 it's all I think about especially in the earlier seasons where it showed how society collapsed it's not non-fiction it's a training video...Blessed be Margaret Atwood 🙂‍↕️

[@knitfine1477]

The difference between the American Revolution and the other revolutions mentioned is actually real, but it's not because of some backwards conservative nonsense. It is because the American Revolutionaries were not common people but members of a wealthy class that just happened to not be the ruling class of their empire (Britain). This isn't a reason why we should be more conservative, if anything, this is a reason we should treat the current order as hostile towards the common people and needing a revolutionary rework of it's own.

[@morbidsearch]

The Founding Fathers were literally coastal elites

[@LegalKimchi]

Thank you for enduring the pain of these videos so I didn't have to.

[@ErinDionysusBee]

Including churces as political institutions is the single most subtle, underrated horrific fucking things I've ever heard in a while.

[@jacoosacoon118]

"beep boop resistance is futile 💅" This statement did a forced reset on my brain. LOVED the delivery

[@chibiusa4072]

2:29 This guy is definitely a Colin Robinson level energy vampire.

[@axeldude7051]

Lmao I can already feel my will slowly slipping from my body as I hear him talk more and more

[@JoF999]

😂😂😂

[@JobboFett]

8 years in the making, NFL primetime intro sequence, can't afford a fucking teleprompter

[@IlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIl.]

in the case of the French revolution they were next-door neighbors to a bunch of monarchies run by people very invested in not having anyone get ideas about overthrowing monarchies, and eager to conspire with anyone alive to subvert any attempt to overthrow a monarchy. it was the kind of paranoid situation where some people's heads were inevitably going to get cut off. the American revolution was pretty different. like... who are we patting ourselves on the back for not executing

[@andchimeras]

The clips you selected so perfectly illustrate that their whole deal is NONSENSE. Their history, politics, ideology, and material goals make NO SENSE. GAH. ./tearing my hair out

[@faith-by-faith]

2:16 he JUST started talking and I already want to do anything else but listen to him

[@Necromancer1230]

I got really annoyed at the attempt on the part of Spaulding to frame the "living document" idea as something the post-modern neomarxists came up with basically yesterday and it wasn't something that Thomas Jefferson (who they love to cite when it's convenient and ignore when it's not) was actively discussing when he was drafting the document and in his lifetime afterwards. Thomas Jefferson was hardly a saint (he was a sexual predator after all) but he's agreeing with your opposition Spaulding.

[@efkastner]

Sounds like he didn’t finish watching Hamilton. Hate that for him

[@refitdan]

As a non-American, I didn't know what Title IX was (3:20), so I googled it. They *wanted* to be able to discriminate based on sex???

[@dancoroian1]

I really love "Think about it! I haven't!" and will totally be stealing that in the future kthx

[@Scriven42]

"beep boop. Resistance is futile." 💀

[@isidoreaerys8745]

It’s like someone said “give me Dennis Prager but with none of the radio personality charisma”

[@samuelkuhn4067]

There not supervillains, being a supervillain is all about having presentation. They have none

[@lyokianhitchhiker]

I see you learned from the best.

[@greatcrab_0078]

I think the coverage of project 2025 is definitely warranted given its gravity of it’s potential impact, but I also think you might want to mention agenda 47. It’s what is being directly advocated by Trump as his policies for president.

[@oliviarhysesthri284]

Always love new Hoots! And the tease of new Caelan Conrad too!!

[@frostpup2686]

I have to say thank you for all of this and thank you for making warhammer joke.

[@EveloGrave]

I really wonder how people can support so many horrific aspects of conservatism. I am a white male which is a large demographic. Going further, I am only the 4th generation of immigrants from around the WW2 times. Compared to someone who say is a 10th generation child or even a child of the American revolutionists. Maybe this kind of conservatism comes from lack of familial travel? No idea just guessing. If Trump wins I feel like history is going to repeat for my family. My great grandparents fled Garmany because of the (why do I have to censor this youtube...) N*zi regime being so insane.

[@Sugar3Glider]

2:55 thanks for stopping that

[@jak3047]

I'm so glad that your voice is cute and nice to listen to as opposed to the other guy who sounds how reading a legal document feels.

[@loorthedarkelf8353]

So, funny thing. I grew up with a pair of undignosed autistic parents, dad semi verbal and mom swinging between hyper and non depending on ADHD and SAD thru the year. I grew up Constantly Confused, But I Knew My Parents Didn't Have The Right Idea cause... they screamed at us whenever we disagreed. Dad would pick at the kid who tried to challenge, ma would play devils advocate, and when the kid realized they were outta their deapth and tried to withdraw dad would lose his shit and, for lack of a better term, bully the target kid and anyone who defended them until they were still stuck at the table, sobbing, not allowed to leave an hour past bedtime because Dad Required Milk Be Drank. We were Not Allowed to leave until we drank it, no matter what. Age 30, dad was about to start a fight at my birthday. I left the room. Mom shifted. Aug 25 this year, mom's birthday, mom and I agreed a topic was for another day AND DAD STARTS SCREAMING, mmicking the things I said 3 years ago word for word but replacing My Issues With PTSD with *his discomfort.* If discomfort is all ya got, you KNOW you're on the back foot. And yet he still went there, and when I noticed the mimickry I Went Cold. Voice hardened and lowered, and suddenly He Wanted To Leave and ma stopped him, MADE him stay while talking to me and we agreed, again, we didn't wanna talk about nazis today, and when dad tried to start having a tantrum About His Feelings Not Being Heard ma said flat out "Sweetheart, you're wrong. Stop." Biggest progress ive seen in more than a decade.

[@PossumMedic]

13:01 - Imagine arguing for individual freedoms while trying to erase trans people and strip back women's rights... 🤪

[@Spamhard]

America keeps talking about a right to bear arms, but I still have these lame, noodly human arms.

[@scottdrake5159]

Yay! Thank you for doing these. The work _is_ important, for real. The most common defense I've heard is that no one could possibly read and understand the documents, or watch and understand the whole video drop, ergo P2025 isn't bad (somehow). Showing that we not only comprehend the documents, but understand the context well enough to laugh about it is wonderful.

[@Mallory-Malkovich]

Hoots, you're out here taking one for the team, and I appreciate that!

[@zelrex4657]

Riverboat Jack is also doing a series on this. I am glad people are talking about this.

[@musakh8erable]

This is what i needed, i knew that shiit would be terrible. Thanks for watching these for all of us that dont have the spoons at the moment hoots, your the real hero .

[@humanwithaplaylist]

Project 2025 is being implemented here in Aotearoa NZ. Please help

[@Somerandomjingleberry]

What do you mean they’re implementing this shit in Aotearoa (aka New Zealand)!?!?

[@ronanodonovan3673]

(OK so according to a decade-old NPR interview I found with a guy who wrote a book about this, "nature's god" is kind of low-key revolutionary. The men in the room when they drafted the Constitution were all raised in various monotheist religious traditions, be they Protestant, Catholic, or Jewish, with varying degrees of adult zeal and some outright atheists. Rather than tie their government to one specific god (like how the British government derives its right to rule from proximity to Hereditary Magic Hat Landlord, who gets it from Protestant Jesus) and risk splitting the group, they derived their authority, not from supernature's god who would defy physics, but from nature's god, who operates as part of the world. They knew theyhad the wit to ask for freedom and the free will to demand it, and so rather than supress those gifts, they would embrace them. "We're not going back", as it were.)

[@M_M_ODonnell]

Yeah, the "nature's god" bit was religious, but in a sense entirely incompatible with what the reactionaries want it to mean -- not "we're going to slap the label 'nature' on our doctrines" so much as "we're going to look at the natural world to figure out what our doctrines should be," so even though the people who came up with the term did a piss-poor job of actually observing nature they _still_ did a better job than the current theocrats' ass-backwards version

[@GiantKittenHead]

Yes! New Hoots! Excited for this.

[@sp0ck1p]

This is exactly what I need out of Project 2025 videos. It's too upsetting for me to look into but I want to. I was hesitant to even watch this. You went in there and digested some of it, then told me what it was like with just the right amount of seriousness and sass on my level. I would love to see more, because this is the exactly the level of hand holding I need to educate myself on these things.

[@elainelouve]

Deism in my understanding is like "atheist christianity" or however you'd call it. It was considered heresy. Deists believe that God exists, but that He just has no power on earth. So God doesn't really do anything, He just exists. Doesn't answer prayers or such, because He's basically just a concept without any true power.

[@M_M_ODonnell]

Maybe read a description that's not written by anti-deists, or at least one with some commitment to accuracy? Most often the term refers to belief in a non-interventionist, not powerless, monotheistic deity. Multiple religions have had factions that are more or less deistic rather than traditionally theistic, often focused on a deity who acts through nature (or pre-planning the course of the universe) rather than overtly supernatural means -- deists have pretty often been proponents of secular government, but it's quite distinct from atheism (and isn't necessarily a branch of Christian theology).

[@RealBradMiller]

​@@M_M_ODonnellI swear some people just love to watch themselves type, you are certainly one of them.

[@RealBradMiller]

​@@M_M_ODonnellSorry the comment I was responding to got deleted. That previous one was not meant for you. 🥂

[@lyokianhitchhiker]

⁠​⁠@@M_M_ODonnellI always took a deist to be someone who believes in a traditional religion's notion of a god, but doesn’t worship the god they believe in or belong to any religion pertaining to that god.

[@M_M_ODonnell]

@@lyokianhitchhiker Not really. I mean, it's popular among traditional theists to describe deism from that non-deist perspective, but that doesn't mean that's what deists actually believe. It's best to ask a deist (which is why I'm also hesitant to define deism, since I'm also not one) or look up a more comprehensive answer.

[@anthonyledel2072]

no idea how i got subscribed to you, but I've been wanting to see a video on this subject so i guess I'm here for it lol. :P

[@allyabernathy4098]

hoots is great! you should also check out the podcast she does with caelin conrad “respect the dead” - it’s excellent.

[@jasonjacoby]

"Beep boop, resistance is futile" made me spit out my coffee. 😂

[@RoseThorn1987]

Awesome dissection. Thanks so much for all your hard work, I could never. Can't wait to show this to everyone.

[@roryokane5907]

Loved the Horus Heresy meme at 8:38!

[@Sugar3Glider]

Oh lordy, thank-you for being able to stay awake during those sleep training exercises.

[@courtneyt5237]

Started your vid last night, had to pause, found Calen's(spelling?) vid this morning watched it and they shouted you out at the end!! Reminded me i needed to come back to youuu 😂 I subbed over there and to the pod!! ❤ i love when the algorithm is algorithming

[@TurtleChoom]

This video was amazing, I've been waiting for this commentary since the morning of Pro-Publica's drop. I can't wait for the rest of them! 😂😂😂

[@autumnonawhim]

This was so good as an intro to project 2025! I watched 5 minutes of the first leaked propublica video and got so bummed out that I avoided learning more about it for a while, ty for making it digestible!

[@DapperMrAlex]

Omg tysm for doing this series, I can't process this horrendous garbage without a sassy narrator. Also, I read the title card "think about it! I didn't!" in Caelan's voice 😂

[@jofawkes]

Thank you for suffering through this for us

[@lfr8666]

You're doing great work, hoots! Thank you

[@DavidParis-zd4yu]

Conservative as an ideology never sat right with me because what that basically means is "don't be unique" and as a autistic person with a special interest in Animation I don't agree with that ideology, I know this phrase is overused but it is true normal is overrated.

[@sebastienlarocque7800]

Gurl..... 2X Speed... 2X SPEED!!! I can't believe you 1X raw dogged 14 hours of these weirdos.

[@sebastienlarocque7800]

Ah, you got there.... I shouldn't have worried.

[@sarah_cook]

Deeply entertaining. Please make more

[@plovergrrl]

Hoots, I'm so excited that you and Caelan are doing this! I love both of you, your work separately and together, and I hope all three channels keep growing and growing!

[@GenerationX1984]

The psychopaths try to convince us they're human like us.

[@pankoBreadCroisant]

look up "the banality of evil"

[@rileyfaelan]

The proper term for these unelected loyalty watchdogs is _red comissars._

[@chadmccoy8032]

My former Christian agnostic atheist definition. Deists believe in a creator, but said creator is not the interactive god that evangelicals worship. It’s sort of like the reference to “God” is an over arcing idea or concept. You may have heard of the Jefferson Bible? He cut and pasted his own Bible and left out all of the supernatural. It’s funny that a huge percentage of republicans believe Israel can do no wrong due to a specific interpretation of the book of Revelations, prophecy and Jesus returning. Thomas Jefferson would have called bullshit. These people vote yall.

[@ItHadToBeSaid]

Yes, please make more, you're great

[@Miranda-i4c]

Thanks, Hoots! I’ve been hesitant to dive into the content of the evil training videos, but glad I trusted you to be my guide

[@TacticalGamingFool]

Guess its to soon to find Caelans. Loved the video!!

[@knitfine1477]

New hoots video let's go!

[@somewackoonyoutube2449]

This deserves more views

[@silversam]

This is fantastic - scary, but I laughed throughout

[@Miami.grackle]

Villains, in the most fundamental meaning possible. Super, in the strength this rotten to the core ideology continues to grip a significant number of our citizens. Thanks for your hard work.

[@alexanderbakhuis8297]

Woohooo I just woke up and saw that Hoots dropped a new vid! Today's gonna be a good day 😎❤

[@jimmyc42x]

Time to clear my evening

[@joshxkerrigan]

Thank youuuuu for covering this in the way you did!!! You earned my sub off of one video 😂

[@kahlilbt]

I saw these when. PP dropped them, but i could only sit through 2 hours. Ska for covering

[@sahilhossain8204]

Lore of Project 2025: The World's Most Boring Supervillains momentum 100

[@Sugar3Glider]

3/4 of the speakers for Project 2025 are from his personal Circle, oh wow... He cooked.

[@ibird2928]

ITS GIVING YVIE ODDLY SAYING “I’m just hetronormative girl~” FOR THE GET OUT ACTING CHALLENGE ON DRAG RACE 😂😂😂 23:15

[@TheJTrilogy]

These people view having language interpreters as special privileges for people who don’t speak English. Any affordance can be viewed as a special privilege, since resources are provisioned to serve specific groups. These people oppose mandating handicap accessibility because disabled people don’t deserve the special privilege of accommodation.

[@TheN00bmonster]

Thanks for watching this boring dude! I for one plan to watch all of your videos on this.

[@AwsmNix]

Conserving? More like Cvnt Serving 💅🏻

[@moonyeast]

ur commentary is so funny... so critical and reporterlike but also *flips hair*

[@travisraymond5888]

More of these please...

[@FrederickGautier]

Hoots was in her bag this video. Crushed it.

[@johnlocke4251]

Thanks for covering this.

[@Chronoplague]

9:59 The only difference between these revolutions is that the French and Russian monarchs were within striking distance! You can bet the Americans would have killed King George if he was on the same continent!