The provided text appears to be a transcript of a podcast or radio show, likely from 2015 or 2016, based on the content discussing the 2016 US presidential election. The host talks about various topics, including:
1. Donald Trump's presidential campaign and his controversies.
2. The host's own show, Infowars, and its increasing popularity, particularly among meme creators on the internet.
3. The alt-right movement and its association with white nationalism and white supremacy.
4. The use of memes and internet culture in politics, including the adoption of Pepe the Frog as a symbol by some white nationalists.
5. The host's own involvement in the creation and dissemination of memes, and his views on the power of internet culture in shaping public opinion.
Throughout the transcript, the host expresses his opinions on these topics, often using provocative language and humor. He also engages with his audience, responding to their comments and sharing his own experiences.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Donald Trump is running for president of the United States.
2. Trump tweeted a post that included the Star of David, which was created by a user on an online message board for neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and anti-Semites.
3. The tweet was criticized and sparked backlash.
4. Infowars.com has seen a surge in traffic from a new source, which is attributed to the creation and sharing of memes.
5. Chris G won a championship, which is considered a poetic victory.
6. Ben Shapiro criticized Trump over his handling of a situation involving David Duke.
7. A supporter of Trump created a video that used copyrighted material from the video game "Mass Effect," which led to a copyright claim from the game's developer, EA.
8. The video was titled "Trump Effect" and was shared on Twitter and YouTube.
9. EA stated that they do not support the use of their assets in political campaigns.
10. The Capitol Cup, a Street Fighter V tournament, took place, and an Asian player won the grand finals.
11. A person named Fred Williamson was mentioned, but the context is unclear.
12. A person named Garrison is a fan of a political cartoonist.
13. Trump's team posted a video on their official Twitter account, which included a supporter-made video with the message "Make America Great Again."
14. The video was criticized for using copyrighted material.
15. Hillary Clinton made a mistake by mentioning the "alt-right" movement, which is a white nationalist ideology.
16. David Duke, a former KKK leader, tweeted a meme of Pepe the Frog, a white nationalist symbol.
17. CNN projected that Donald Trump would win the presidential election.
18. Harambe, a gorilla that was killed at the Cincinnati Zoo, was mentioned in a conversation about being upset.