I Pulled 437,000 Chat Messages From The Crucible

Andrew Wilson's own chat ran 96 percent for him on debate night against Candace Owens. Two other rooms watched the same debate and did not agree.

The Crucible goes out on YouTube and Rumble at the same time, and the two logs keep different things. 437,083 chat messages across 19 streams and 42 logs. 37,081 comments under three copies of the Wilson vs Owens debate: his own upload, the @whatever restream, and the PBD Podcast. And the channel's own moderation record, which marks every account it removed and the minute it happened.

Nobody was removed in any of the three rooms that night, in any of them, all night. So none of the debate numbers are scrubbed, and the gap between the rooms is real.

Also covered: the Turning Point USA stream with Andrew Kolvet and Blake Neff, the Charlie Kirk case coverage and the drip drip texts, and what Andrew Wilson says about Steven Crowder and where Change My Mind actually came from.

Grab your popcorn and come hang out in chat.

Note: The stream crashed before (there's a previous intro stream that was supposed to be part of this) AND at the end of this. Since there's not too much at the end that got clipped off I won't reupload the whole thing but maybe I'll post it on the clips channel later. Also I'm moving back to OBS to resolve whatever tech nonsense is happening. Thanks for being so patient with me!

The "Force Doctrine" Video I mentioned:

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