Trump At McDonald's Was Staged? | The Babylon Bee Podcast
Did you know Trump working at McDonald's was staged? Did you also know that real reporters did some digging and discovered that the image of Trump as a Pittsburgh Steelers player is 81% likely AI-generated? What can we trust these days? In this week's episode, Kyle and the gang welcome special guest Seth Gruber, a prominent voice in the Pro-Life movement, and conveniently the host of The Seth Gruber Show. They talk about The 1916 Project film which delves into the Planned Parenthood connection to the KKK and Nazis. Kyle also really wanted to show off his baseball knowledge and talk about how the petty tyrants at the popular Board Game Geek website have banned him and others because they hate their religious convictions and want to censor their voices. For a limited time you can watch The 1916 Project on X. Find out more: http://The1916Project.com This episode is brought to you by our sponsor: Get prepared with The Bee's friends at My Patriot Supply: http://PrepareWithBee.com
Hey, everybody, and welcome to the Babylon Bee Podcast, the only podcast that covers the news.
I'm Kyle Mann, the editor-in-chief of the Babylon Bee, and I'm talking here with Jarrett LeMaster.
Jared LeMaster here, everyone.
Hi, how are you?
Everyone's favorite bald guy and actor.
And backwards cap wearing studs.
guy who people come up to me at events and they say, who's the, um, who's the bald guy in your videos?
So that's your, is that really what they say?
That's your job title.
Bald.
People come up to go, do you really work for Kyle?
Everyone knows your name.
Really?
You really?
That must be a dream job.
This is a little bit of a stress.
And I say, yes, it is.
That's what we do here.
It's a dream job.
But I'm also hanging out with Travis and Seth Gruber.
How you doing, Seth?
Good God.
This is not Seth, the CEO of the Babylon Beat.
No, that's right.
No.
Unfortunately.
As much as he looks like him, different stuff.
Do you get a lot of jokes about being related to Hans Gruber because your name is?
More than I am ready to talk about.
Do you like it or do you like it?
So actually, you know what's really funny, guys, is because the Lord's blessed the pro-life ministry and platform and the film and everything, the pro-abortion trolls turn out like Legion or something.
And so there's this like one of my pro-abortion trolls made this meme that kind of took off and I keep seeing it reshared across the internet.
And it says it's, it's not Christmas time until Gruber falls from the Nakajumi Tower.
I like that.
But they put my face over Hans.
I feel like we would have done that.
And I was like, yippee kaya.
I was like, I actually responded.
I said, this is actually really hilarious.
Well done to one of my trolls.
If I was you, I would retweet that or share it.
Like, to me, that's like, that's pretty good.
Yeah, that's pretty good.
Yeah.
Do they call you the Grubinator?
No, I get Magruber.
Maggruber?
More than I get Grubinator.
What about Grubber?
Only for the idiots who don't know how to pronounce my last name.
They say, sometimes they say Seth Grubber.
Does anyone call you dumb, dumb face?
So Seth Gruber is a voice in the pro-life movement and the host of the Seth Gruber Show.
That's convenient.
And the writer of the 1916 project, which is now a documentary film that we will discuss later on.
I read that verbatim from the notes.
But you didn't read the next part.
What could it be?
Sorry.
What could it be?
What could it be?
You'll find out later.
And how many views doesn't currently have well as a find out later.
Later.
Satan, you can look later.
Satan.
Get behind me, Satan.
That's actually.
It's got like a million views, right?
Well, in like a day.
Wow, that's less than 25 to 19 hours.
That's fantastic.
As of, right, as of today, it released at 4 p.m. Eastern yesterday.
Fantastic.
It's nice to be sitting next to a fellow hit movie maker.
Yeah.
Yes, January 6th was freaking hilarious.
Oh, well, thank you.
Thank you.
That's not even in the notes.
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Hey, we have an update.
You guys may have heard that we, with the help of Alliance Defending Freedom, sued the state of California and Gavin Newsom.
And we've got an update in the case that California agreed through this court process that it cannot enforce its censorship law against the Bee and one of the ADF's other clients.
California's, and this is straight from ADF, California's war against political memes is censorship.
And we're grateful that our clients are now free to exercise their First Amendment rights during this election season while this case proceeds.
We'll keep you guys updated.
So the case is still proceeding through the court system, but California is unable to censor us for the time being.
Praise God.
That's great.
Okay.
It sounds like we won.
Did we win?
Are you winning, son?
Yes.
Well, we won for now.
Yes, father.
I am.
Do you guys remember that Douglas Mackey case?
Yeah.
Remember the meme maker?
Yeah.
Basically, his entire thing was just like making memes.
Yeah, is he the one who went to prison and is still in prison?
And he made a joke about it.
It's that typical joke of like, it's like, if voting day is Wednesday, you know where I'm going, right?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
So like a Republican, if they were whatever, be like, voting's on Wednesday for Republicans, but if you're a Democrat, it's on Thursday, you know.
And this, this like left-wing crazy chick, Christina Wong, basically made the same exact joke.
Nothing happened to her.
And then Douglas Mackey makes the joke and was thrown in prison by the libs in America.
Wow.
Dude, that's not England.
That's not Canada.
That's not Australia.
That was freaking here, dude.
So well done on your victory.
Yeah.
That's like we were facing real prison.
We were facing prison.
Why don't they like memes, Kyle?
This is a deep discussion on the progressive worldview.
That's right.
And the overly zealous religious overtones that it has taken in recent years.
And cult members can't laugh at their religion.
That's right.
That's basically it.
I mean, try to joke with me.
Try to joke with the Hail Bop people.
Oh, they're dead.
You can't.
Try to joke with the cult of Heaven's Gate.
That was supposed to be an awkward laugh, but the look you gave me was like, what do you do?
Try to joke with Jackie Robinson.
You can't.
Because he's dead.
We could do this all day.
Just keep thinking to it, people.
Hey, speaking of Jackie Robinson, sports ball.
Yankees are playing the Dodgers in the World Series.
That sucks.
So I've got my morning coffee.
Every morning I get up and I do my morning baseball grid, and I thought I would do it on the podcast today.
Got my coffee.
Ah, reading the news.
You guys can help me out if you can think of any answers.
You got to close that.
Yeah, okay.
So somebody who played for the Braves and the Kansas City Royals.
Jackie Robinson.
Billy Mays.
No, none of those are right.
All right.
Braves and Royals, go with Octavio Dodel.
That sounds like a Spider-Man villain.
I'm going to do this rather fast so it's possible.
Octavio.
Bam.
Dodo.
All right.
Braves and Nationals, just under that.
We're going to go with Edwin Jackson.
Bam.
All right.
Braves played center field.
Oh, gosh.
Let's go with Hank Aaron.
It's going to be high rarity points.
It's going to hurt my rarities.
Yeah, Henry Aaron.
Yeah.
All right.
Oh, only 3%.
Nice.
Nice.
Kansas City and the Pirates.
Johnny LeMaster.
Don't.
Oh, no, he didn't play for the Royal.
Played for the Pirates and the Giants.
Let's go with crap.
No, let's skip that one.
Let's go to the center square.
We're going to go to the center square.
Pirates and Nationals.
It's X. Huh?
So it's Center Square.
You put X.
Yeah, let's go with Matt Stairs.
That's what I was going to say.
Doing pretty well here.
Dude, I'm not going to get any in the right column.
Holy cow.
What is SB still?
Stolen base.
Stolen bases.
30 plus stolen bases.
Somebody who stole the Ricky Henderson.
Yeah, we can do Ricky Henderson.
Bottom right, Ricky.
Oh, you know what, though?
He probably played.
Yeah, do Ricky Henderson with R-I-C-K-E-Y.
Yeah, there.
He plays second base.
No, he played in the outfield.
Yeah.
Pirate center fielder.
Let's just do Stargel, S-T-A-R-G.
Oh, S-T-A-R-G.
Yeah, Willie Stargel.
That was a tough one.
Pirates Royals.
I'm still stuck on.
Any ideas, guys?
Do you want to phone a friend?
You could probably call him.
I could phone a friend, actually.
Carlton Fisk.
Edwin Jackson.
Ty Cobb.
So while Kyle's trying to figure this out, I will share a light anecdote that every now and then I will share the Immaculate Grid that I do in the mornings with Kyle, and I'm always proud.
Like, look, I got two of them.
And then he goes, good job, buddy.
And he sends me like the full thing that he did.
Wait, is that just for baseball?
Yeah, just for baseball.
I should do this.
I don't do this.
It's like, you know, crossword or wordle, but very specific subset of knowledge.
So interesting.
You know, I'm, I love playing baseball.
I love watching baseball.
I do not, it's like Mass Effect.
I don't like get, I don't get the gun that everyone, I don't like do the detailed thing.
You know, I just go in and play.
Have a fun time.
All right.
So for this never happens on Who Wants to be a Millionaire where they do their phone friend or something and they don't.
Dude, I thought of that yesterday.
I was watching an old Who Wants to be a Millionaire and I thought, how do they always know the person's going to pick up?
Well, they tell them to stay by their phone.
No, you don't Google it.
You're going to, you're going to take away from the magic here.
Okay, so Kansas City, third of stolen bases.
Let's try George Brett.
Oh, dude.
Oh, no, sorry.
The top right corner.
Walt Weiss.
Top right corner, George Brett.
George Brett.
This is Kenny G.
This is like smooth jazz.
Yeah.
I'm on hold with my phone friend.
Top one there, George Brett.
George Brett.
Oh, dang.
Two guesses left.
My grid will not be immaculate.
What about Ken Griffey Jr.
All right, go back.
Go back.
Go back.
No, that jazz music is like royalty-free.
We're fine.
We're not going to get demonetized.
So someone on the computer, for those not in the know, was asking, would we get demonetized?
Let's try Tim Reigns for the center middle right one, middle right.
Sorry, no middle right.
Middle right.
Nationals, 30 stolen bases.
No, you know, did he play for the Blue Jets?
Oh, this is bad.
Yeah, just guessing.
All right, and then Pirates Royals.
I don't remember if he played for the Royals, but let's try.
Let's try.
Let's try Andrew McCutcheon.
Andrew McCutcheon.
Isn't he one of our rights?
Nope.
Ah, bummer.
Seven out of nine.
So I was trying to do a party, a party trick, you know, where I would do this live and get my perfect grid and then everyone would be like, wow.
Oh, wow, Kyle, you're amazing.
You're so smart.
And now people are like, oh, you know a moderate amount about this.
You're like, you're decent at this.
You're decent.
I don't think I would have gotten a single one of those.
Well, Carlos Beltran, maybe, for the top center.
I did get Ricky Henderson, so I got one.
Yeah.
Hey, good job, man.
Thank you for that.
At least that helped.
Yeah, you did help.
I feel pretty good.
All right.
So now we're going to move on to the interesting part of the podcast.
Well, maybe not.
So we got an email from Elliot C who says, hey, Kyle, I love the Babylon B podcast.
And I would love to hear a shout out on the podcast.
P.S. Love you, Travis.
What's up, E.L.C., Elliot?
What am I a chopped liver?
Okay, Elliot.
What about Seth?
You didn't say hi to Seth.
I didn't say hi to either of us.
Goodness.
I feel a little bummed, you know.
Well.
So does that count as his shout-out that you?
Yeah, that was a shout-out.
What's up, Elliot?
What's in the news this week?
Speaking of shout-out, Donald Trump showed up to work a shift at a Pennsylvania McDonald's this week, leading to an incredible barrage of memes.
So much fun.
Well, it's so interesting how the left media has been so they've been so after this McDonald's.
They've, well, they've lost their minds about the whole event.
Yeah.
They're trying to be like, oh, he didn't actually work a whole shift.
He didn't do a whole shift.
Yeah.
It's like, well, we, yeah, we get it.
He's we know.
He's a former president.
He's there to kind of, he learned how to work the prize.
Yeah.
We know it's a political stunt.
For security reasons, Trump's McDonald's visit was carefully staged ahead of time with drive-through customers selected and screened by Secret Service.
Brian Stelter.
Yeah, the potato and stuff.
Yeah, he's back on CNN now.
Is he really?
He's the big French fire.
Fired him back.
The big potato.
Yeah, it's like, yeah, he says that like it's a bad thing, though.
It's like, he has been.
People have tried to kill him twice at least and maybe a third time.
And you're saying it's three now.
Yeah, like they'd screen these people.
Like, of course they did.
Yamura?
Well, give him some grace.
He had his angry eyes on.
Yeah.
The owner posted a cool letter saying that, you know, they welcome anyone and they're happy to have President Trump there.
And, you know, they're not a political organization, but they were just happy to welcome him.
You know, basically said they would take any politician that comes in and wants to do something like that.
And they were, that was kind of cool.
It would be hilarious if Kamala actually went into the same thing because she keeps doing that.
I think it would be so funny.
She wouldn't because, well, now that it's come out that essentially she's lied about working for McDonald's, she'd go in there and be like, I don't know what I'm doing.
And you can't look that way.
That'd be really awkward.
Yeah, that's a good point, Travis.
She wouldn't want to do that.
Such a weird thing to lie about.
It is weird.
I guess it's an attempt to act ordinary.
But it's what Tim Waltz does about everything.
And it's always what they do.
They like put on the flannel and go out and like try to be an everyman.
Yeah.
Like that's, you know, see guys more like you.
To Tim Walz' credit, acting like, oh, I'm a sweet super soldier is way cooler than, hey, I worked at McDonald's.
That's true.
I know, it's just weird.
That's right.
I was in Tiananmen Square.
The thing that strikes me about this is like, the thing that strikes me about this is how fun it was.
Like, the videos of it are hilarious.
Trump waving at the drive-thru is hilarious.
He's talking to customers through the drive-through, and it was very fun and funny.
And of course, the libs made it not fun because they started getting mad.
Well, that does make it more fun when the libs are mad.
For us.
Just call McDonald's Donald's now.
Donald's.
Yeah, that's right.
McDonald J's.
I like that.
So Newsweek quickly attacked McDonald's, saying an inspection report showed that they had failed some health things in the past, citing employees for not having hands clean.
And they're upset that when Trump started working, he didn't wash his hands first.
None of the things that they're saying are surprising to me.
Like, oh, it was staged.
They screened all the customers, and these McDonald's employees didn't wash their hands.
It's McDonald's.
I'm like, that's McDonald's in Middle America.
I know what I'm getting into when I do a Pennsylvania McDonald's.
Like, I'm already on board with that.
That's so true.
Also, as important as it is for food workers to wash their hands, he's working the fry counter.
He's not touching the fries.
He even made the point to, he made a point to do that too.
He was like, so a human hand doesn't touch the fries.
Yeah.
He did the whole thing.
He said it.
And the New York Times had some hard-hitting journalism.
He doesn't seem to know how to do it.
After Donald Trump served fast food during a campaign stop at McDonald's, several actual McDonald's workers examined a video of his performance.
Experts.
And he earned mixed reviews from workers and patrons alike.
Didn't he work for like 15 minutes?
Of course he's not going to know how to do it.
I thought it was 15 minutes.
There's just so much journalism.
It's just so much journalism.
Yeah, they really journalism the heck out of this.
Several workers said that he donned an apron, but he did not opt for a hairnet or gloves.
As he filled a box of fries cautiously, he quipped that the food never touched the human hand.
Supposing we want some extra salt.
Can I do it like that?
Mr. Trump asked a worker.
Without waiting for an answer, he added several vigorous shakes over a fresh batch.
We need to do the dramatic reading like we did last week.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Then he tossed.
He tossed a handful of salt over his left shoulder because he said he's superstitious.
That did not go over well.
You don't throw salt like that, said Keishia, a McDonald's manager in Flatbush, Brooklyn, who asked that her full name not be used.
Not going to be able to narrow it down with Keishia because she's on the clock.
Somebody could have been behind him, you know?
That's true.
Yeah.
Seabathy, probably.
Can you imagine if he had thrown the salt and it had hit somebody?
I mean, that would have been terrible.
Like injuries on the bottom.
He would have lost the election for sure.
And Tim Walz attacked Trump for pandering and disrespecting McDonald's workers with how he stands there in his red tie to take a picture.
Because that's...
Look at Trump standing there in his stupid tie.
Stupid red tie.
Taking a picture.
I'm Tim Walz.
You're just not flailing your arms enough while you're saying that.
I'm Tim Waltz.
And I approve this message.
In other Trump-related news, Newsweek fact-checked this image that Trump posted on Truth Assumption.
He posted that himself.
Picture of him as a Pittsburgh Steeler.
That's a pretty good.
And Newsweek says Donald Trump has shared what is likely an AI-generated image on his truth assumption.
So we're not sure yet.
I like how they have to cover their bases.
It could be real.
It's probably AI generated.
Well, here's an actual quote from the article.
According to an image detector search, the photo is 81% likely to be constructed by AI.
Another AI image detector site, All Image Detector, also concluded that the picture was likely AI generated, stating the picture is approximately 30% human, but nearly 70% AI generated.
This is why humans will never be replaced by machines.
Because I can just look at it and go, yeah, that's fake.
I don't think he played for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
And he was never that muscular.
I don't think he's that muscular.
Yeah, I know.
Never looked that way.
I should have tried him on my Immaculate Grid.
Donald Trump.
He should have.
Pittsburgh Steelers.
A thousand rushing yards.
Trump.
Donald Trump.
Ah, dang it.
I was fooled by AI.
By AI.
Well, and some Kamala Harris news, the left-wing newspaper Los Angeles Times has decided not to endorse Kamala Harris for president.
What?
It's actually surprising.
That is surprising.
That is the news of the day.
Wow.
I did not know that's where this was going.
I thought they were going to say in shocking news.
They have endorsed it.
Wow.
I kind of want to know more about that.
I want to get what they said.
That's shocking, actually.
Okay, I'm totally blown away.
But I assume they didn't.
There's nothing more to that story.
No, they do.
It says they, well, yeah.
They probably didn't endorse anybody this election, right?
But they are.
They've endorsed every Democratic presidential candidate since 2008.
Interesting.
They just decided not to endorse.
So like, we're not tying our cart to this train.
Sinking ship.
Yeah.
I missed that analogy.
The cart to the chinking ship.
I also tie carts to trains.
Just careening along the back of this.
It's the best way to get where you are.
I prefer one of those carts where you have to do this.
Those things are cool.
I love those.
So for our blind only listeners.
That's pretty insane, though.
Jared is, you know, you're seeing more and more of that.
You're seeing radical leftists who are like, y'all are too left for me.
Yeah.
The LA Times, the freaking Los Angeles Times, is not endorsing Kamala.
That's nuts.
It's like, because you know that some of these people are like actually like a little bit smart and they support evil things, but they know that her ideas and what she's done to the economy and all this stuff, they can't even endorse her.
It's also shocking.
Getting behind a losing ticket, though, I think that's part of it too.
It's like, we don't want to seem like we backed a losing ticket.
You know, we were wrong about this.
I think it's them trying to like grab at their fading credibility and reestablish their own journalistic integrity or whatever.
I think that's probably what it has to do with, you know, it's like, we want to seem totally leftist, you know?
I don't know.
I could be wrong about that.
But that is a crazy story.
It is.
It's absolutely crazy.
I think the New York Times endorsed her.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
I didn't see that.
The gray lady.
And I think that if Joe Biden was still in the race, they would have endorsed him.
Most likely.
Even though all the policies are pretty much identical.
So it's all that talk this week about the Democrats regretting Kamala and wishing they could go back to Biden.
I know he kind of made some jokes about that.
That's kind of true, though.
Isn't it?
Oh, I think so.
That's kind of true.
I think so.
No one's outright said it, but you can kind of.
They're like, what did we do here?
Well, because they can control Joe.
Yeah.
Whereas Kamala's like.
She's like a true radical.
Yeah.
She might do things out of her Marxist ideologue BS that they can't control as much.
That's a good point.
That's quite possible.
I guess she has her faculties.
Yeah.
Well, sort of.
As far as they are, as far as they go.
Yeah.
Yeah, Biden, when he was sharper, he at least wasn't as stupid.
She's just the moron.
Yeah, if they were video game characters, their stat bars.
Stupidity.
Yeah.
Like Kamala would be higher up.
But Biden would have some sort of disease or spell cast on him.
He's like, if you're playing artificially dementia disease.
Well, if you were playing Marwand, he would have been like infected with vampirism.
Exactly.
Like, okay, we got to lock him in the basement for a while.
He's a little stronger, but he can't go out during the day.
So it does have some, it's a trade-off.
He's losing his ability to think rationally.
Right.
Because he's turning into a vampire.
All he cares about is blood.
Blood.
He's just blood.
Whenever I got turned into a vampire at Marwind, I just loaded.
I just did a quick load of the last.
Oh, really?
I just didn't want to do that.
I don't know if there were storylines that were specific to that.
I'm sure there are.
But yeah, it gets to a point where it's like, wow, this is a cool mechanic.
Oh, wait, I can't see the beautiful world they made in the daytime anymore.
Cool.
Yeah.
Wow.
Well, speaking of games, speaking of, oh, man, I was going to say Bethesda games, but you really blew that one.
It's close.
This is a biowar game.
So Board Game Geek has banned me from its services.
Now, Board Game Geek is a website that is all about board games.
And it's just a fun rate board games, track your collection, log how many, and it's a database of every board game ever made.
There's 100,000 plus board games on their database.
And I've been a member for 12 years, probably, Board Game Geek.
Your whole life.
My whole life, pretty much.
And you're banned.
I bought this game, Mass Effect the Board Game, when I saw it came out.
I was excited.
I like the designer.
Eric Lang is a good board game designer.
And so I like the theme.
I bought it.
And I opened it up.
And there are pronouns, and we'll put them on the screen here.
There are pronouns on each of the character sheets.
Tally, she, her, Liara, she, they.
Garris, he, him.
And Shepard, he, him.
So it's interesting.
I'm sorry to interrupt you.
It's interesting that they're going with, I guess, male shepherd because on the box, it's female shepherd on the box.
There is female Shepard on the box.
So that's just that's weird.
I don't know.
Yeah, I don't know if they're like...
Is it though?
No.
It could be male Shepard.
Maybe it is that Shepard.
You're making a lot of assumptions.
You're right.
I'm sorry.
Yeah.
Just by his or her appearance or their appearance.
But she, they.
That's such a cop-out.
It could be she.
Could be they.
That's what I'm saying.
Like, why not just, if it's she, just be, why they?
And the best part about, the best part about that is that she's part of an alien race who is only female.
And that's like their whole thing.
It's like a matriarchal society.
Like, that's the entire thing of their alien race is that they're all girls.
And it's like made a big deal of in the video game.
How do they procreate?
Skin-to-skin contact.
Like that?
We just made a bigger game.
I feel like I feel very uncomfortable.
Oh, really?
They just exchanged DNA strands.
Yeah.
Gross.
So it's weird that they like retconned it and were like, oh, well, now she's a they.
Yeah.
Well, it seems like it's someone that didn't really immerse themselves in the lore because they're just like, eh, well, there aren't any men, so I guess they're nothing.
They?
That's also why wouldn't they just say she, her, and just be like, let's own this feminist thing?
Yeah.
It's all about girls.
And why she they, not way down.
Yeah, I never understood that.
I guess that's somebody.
That's what I'm saying.
I guess it's somebody who's comfortable with either one.
But it more offends me as a grammarian because the other ones are the subject form of the pronoun and then the object form of the pronoun.
So is your and she they, they're both the subject form.
So you're a grammarian?
Is that a race of aliens?
Correct.
That's all female.
Grammarian.
Take me to your leader.
So it is a very strange thing, too, because you get this character sheet and you're like, oh, we're going to play this cool game.
We're going to shoot some bad guys.
And it's like, I'm Commander Shepard.
He, him.
Like, what is this?
It's so insane.
It's very clear that they just forced their politics into the game.
Eric Lang is a bit of a commie.
But hey, here at the Babylon B, we can separate the art from the artist.
Yeah.
That's cool.
But he tweeted about this.
I hate even talking about this on social media, but if you played Mass Effect the board game, would you mind giving it a rating on BGG to offset the man babies trying to tank the rating with ones because they can't handle looking at pronouns on a character sheet?
Yeah, Kyle.
That's how he said it.
That's exactly how he said it.
Yeah.
And so I tweeted about it as well and saying that I'm going to rate it a one on Board Game Geek.
So I did that.
I rated it a one, and then I was immediately banned from the website with no email, no notice.
I'm actually like IP address banned where I can't even go on the website from my home computer.
Like they just completely banned me.
I emailed them.
They never emailed me back.
I said, hey, what's going on?
You know, I'm allowed to rate a game a one because it goes against my religious beliefs and you are being bigoted against my religious beliefs.
And you have insulted the lore of the Mass Effect universe.
It seems like a man-baby move to ban you.
Yes.
That's exactly right.
Is it time for conservative board game website?
PatriotGameGeek.com.
Hey.
Jeremy's board games?
Jeremy's board games.
Maybe?
Do you know?
It'll create the best board game ever.
I'd rather see Kyle's Board Games.
Kyle's BoardGames.com.
So Grums, who is an ex-account that kind of tracks wokeness in games and video games and stuff, posted that over 40 Mass Effect one-star reviews have been deleted.
Wow.
And Eric Lang was still going off on Blue Sky, ran away from Twitter, locked his account, and went over to Blue Sky, the safe space for libs.
Blue Sky is another social media website.
Yeah, it's like where everybody ran to when Elon bought Twitter.
Oh, so it's kind of like the rumble of the rumble of the left, yes.
No offense, Rumble.
No, it's more like the parlor of the left.
Or the truth social of the left.
Because Rumble, at least, is still around and gets a little bit of traction.
I think Parlor did not do that, get any traction.
That's true.
I think I was a member of Parlor for one day.
Yeah.
I joined it and I went, hey, this is cool.
And then no one posted on it.
I went, well, that's that.
It's the Wild West.
In related news, on Tuesday, the founder of Board Game Geek joined 700 other game industry leaders in signing on to a group called Gamers for Harris.
Really?
Saying Kamala Harris is a winner.
She's presided over the best economy in the world.
She's an ardent defender of reproductive rights.
She has battled crime by jailing black people for smoking weed, fought for the downtrotted and supported American workers.
She stands with our allies and stands up to our enemies abroad.
She knows how things are done.
She gets them done.
She's competitive.
On July 21st, she did a puzzle with her family over waffles.
What?
I love how you're reading this.
It's kind of like.
She's a gamer.
She puts puzzles together.
Tim Waltz, also, he's the other thing we like most as gamers.
He's cooperative.
And he loves the Segna Dreamcast.
He's our kind of guy.
Trump and Vance are what we despise.
Cheaters.
Anyway, we can move on.
But you get the idea.
Who wrote this?
And side rant, if you are a member of a niche hobby, be a gatekeeper for your hobby.
Keep all of these people out of your hobby.
Inclusion is a good thing to an extent.
I think every time we were playing board games back in the day, we were fine to welcome anybody to the table.
Come play with us.
We say, there's a seat at the table for you.
You can play the bard.
And we welcome everybody to come and play at our tables.
But there comes a point where you must gatekeep your hobbies because they will come in, run you out, and then tell you that you are not welcome in your own hobby anymore.
And that is a tragedy.
Do you think that's happened to the LARPing community?
I don't follow the community.
I watch this community.
You know, there's something that's really vulnerable about hobbies that accept a lot of nerds and outcasts.
Totally.
You know, and that's the reason Star Wars got taken over.
It's the reason Dungeons and Dragons got taken over.
It's the reason that board gaming got taken over because we are just like this nerdy outcast saying we're playing war games and we're shooting each other, little plastic dudes.
And, you know, and that group is just susceptible to that kind of takeover.
And did you see that the new Dungeon Masters guide for the Dungeons and Dragons has like, it gives advice to DMs on like consent and stuff like that.
Yes.
It's so bizarre.
So much.
So a lot of those rules in like the modern Dungeons and Dragons games, they say things like, by the way, you can be any gender you want to be.
Don't feel constrained to create, which to me is like so insane on a few levels.
It mostly offends me as a gamer and a Grammarian.
But Dungeons and Dragons is a game entirely in the imagination.
You can literally do whatever you want.
You don't need a special rule saying you can be any gender.
It's already implied.
Do whatever you want.
It's your game.
Go play.
Like if you want to be weird wokeys and all be they, she, they aliens and like reproduce like this.
Go have fun doing that because it's already inherent.
Stop making babies with Jared.
I have an old, like, I have an old like second edition advanced D ⁇ D handbook and it says something about gender in there and it's like one line and it's like, oh, by the way, you can just be a boy or a girl.
And then it's like, it doesn't matter.
The stats are the same.
And that's it.
That's that's the only thing that makes it the old, the old books?
Yeah.
And the old books, the older people.
I feel like 3.5 was like, oh, and women are super weak.
And women are weakly.
They can only carry 20 pounds.
I got to get this version.
That's the best version.
No, I'm just kidding.
But anyway, to your point, yeah, D ⁇ D is in their new handbook.
They say something about basically safe spaces.
Yeah, yeah.
You have to have a safe word now when you play D ⁇ D. Really?
It's in there.
It's like hold up your hands in an X.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Encourage people to hold up their hands in an X if they want.
If you're not comfortable.
We need to stop.
We're uncomfortable.
With theater kids ruin everything.
But here's the question.
It's not the theater kids.
It's the woke theater kids.
Well, but most of them are woke.
No, dude, all you nerds, like all these people.
I'm not talking about you.
I'm not talking about you.
No, no, I'm just saying D and D.
I was in theater for four years.
They are theater kids.
D and D kids are theater kids.
But they didn't used to be because D ⁇ D was just kind of a war game that you would play with your friends and go dungeon diving.
Yeah, but the LARPing community.
Right.
Those people are theater communities.
That's what I'm saying.
That's just a LARPing community.
But that's what I'm saying.
Because that's what I'd be drawn to do.
I think that'd be fun.
Those people took over D ⁇ D because it didn't used to be funny voices and I'm coming in costume as Bob the Impaler.
Or whatever.
It used to be, which it could be that if you wanted it to be that.
But it was just a set of rules for doing these dungeon crawls.
Go get as much treasure as you can.
Kill the dragon.
Return.
You're the hero.
Hooray.
I've been impressed by the DD folks that I have played with in their inclusion of me because they're kind of more the traditional DD folks.
And I come in and I'm like, well, mom, you know, like, you know, like, and I'm like, oh, come on, I'll have all these characters and stuff.
And they've always been like, all right, buddy.
You know, cool.
Come on here.
And I'm like, well, if it were me, I might think this guy was annoying, but you know, whatever.
They're nice to me.
So thank you.
Seth Gruber, have you played Dungeons and Dragons?
I haven't.
No.
Oh, so we know what we're going to be doing after the pod.
Yeah, I've never played Dungeons and Dragons.
Yeah.
Tomb of Horrors.
What?
So, but that's the other thing that strikes me with this whole like safe word, safe spaces thing.
It's like that's already implied in a social contract of people hanging out playing games.
Like if somebody's like, oh, we're going to do this scenario, we're all having sex.
Like you just be like, hey, I'm not going to do that.
Like, yeah, I'm just going to leave.
Why am I hanging out with you?
You're going like, we're going to do this scenario.
Like, you need all these dude nerds.
Like, these people are so socially stunted that they need a rule in a game to tell them to do this.
But I think the thing is, people are socially stunted.
Right.
I'm like, they're a bunch of weirdos.
They're theater nerds.
But the solution.
They grew up in public school.
Yeah.
The solution is to improve the social, their social skills, not to make it something funny.
This is why we need Christian nationalism.
Yeah, this is Christian nationalism.
I'm not crossing my hands.
For the blind, I am holding my hands up in an extent.
You and Doug Wilson, man.
We do have such a weak, weak culture and generation.
It's, it's, I mean, like, millennials are a big enough joke, and I'm one of them, but Gen Z, goodness gracious.
Yeah.
But to your point, Kyle, I mean, these people are so ripe for manipulation.
They're very easy to control.
Highly emotional people who have not been taught to think or ever have a disagreement with someone are very weak.
And so they're very easy to control.
Yeah.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
I know.
Just to make it really fun here with you.
Beta Simps.
Don't take the conversation there.
Yeah.
This is my no-no square.
This is my no-no square.
Stop.
Don't roleplay me here.
Stop my beholder.
Kyle, that would actually be a great board game.
Safe spaces.
Safe spaces.
That should be a Babylon Beach.
A Babylon B board game.
That would be hilarious.
That would be your first time.
Not a bad idea.
Safe spaces.
I want to make one called Jumping to Conclusions.
You guys remember that?
I do.
It's from Office Base.
Kyle also had another idea.
It's birthing persons on a map.
Oh, we didn't even mention this.
My first run in with Board Game Geek before I got banned was years ago because a girl posted on Board Game Geek that she was upset by the term dudes on a map, which is an inside industry term that we use to refer to games like Risk, Axis, and Allies.
Because there are dudes on a map.
A category on a game.
Yeah.
Hey, dudes on a map.
Let's play a dudes on a map.
Yeah.
Hey, Travis, do you want to play dudes on a map?
I'd love to play a dudes on a map game.
Yeah, that's the content.
Dude with a problem.
And they're like, well, actually, shouldn't it be like persons on a map?
And I replied, actually, respectfully, saying, well, dude is kind of a generic term.
It's not supposed to.
Like, if you're playing Axis and Allies, they're all dudes.
But some other games that maybe in a fictional universe, women can fight or something.
It's supposed to be a fictional university.
Correct.
You know, you could say, yeah, they're dudes.
I call my wife dude.
Dude.
She'd do that sometimes.
She doesn't like that, but I do.
And well, and the Spanish would do that, you know, as a group of guys with a couple of girls, you'd say, and a bunch of guys.
So the admin kept replying to me because I got all my comments deleted on this thread.
And he said, you're being dismissive.
And I said, I'm not being dismissive.
I'm engaging in the discussion of disagreement with this person.
And then I said, okay, so am I allowed to disagree?
And he said, no, you're not allowed to disagree with the poster because inclusion is a core value of the board game community.
And this woman says she feels excluded.
Oh, the irony.
And yet she could disagree.
Yeah, she's allowed to disagree with me.
And she can come in and say, you have to change all your terms in the hobby because I feel excluded.
Well, it's a hobby.
Play it or don't.
I mean, whatever.
She feels excluded, but you're actually excluded.
Yeah, but I actually am.
Yeah.
All right.
Sorry that this podcast is all baseball and board games, but baseball and board games.
We're going to talk about Seth's movie now.
But first, I need to conclude by saying, Ah, pronouns.
Oh, he just destroyed that game.
It's in pieces now.
It's like Moses coming off of Mount Sinai and throwing the tablets down.
Yes.
Except you're like, ah, you come down and there's pronouns everywhere.
You're like, oh, you just pronounce it.
Wait, let's do that one more time.
Yes.
Yeah.
Pronouns.
So for our audio-only listeners, Kyle did a Charlton Heston impression.
More like crass effect.
What?
All right.
So crass.
Who is Seth Gruber?
Why is Seth Gruber?
Are you a terrorist?
I don't know.
I've been told I'm an ultra MAGA Christian Nasser.
So he's a terrorist.
So yeah.
Tell us more.
I think that's how that works.
Yeah.
She they.
Yeah.
Pronouns or yeah.
I last last year on social media, I stepped out and worked up the courage and came out as Sally.
Oh, wow.
Okay.
Because I learned how to liberate the real person from the bondage of biology.
Nice.
Because I kind of always knew that I was born in the wrong body.
Oh, congratulations, Sally Gruber.
So I want to share with you guys today.
I think I'm trans-vaccinated.
Oh, wow.
Okay, really?
Because I've learning how to liberate the real self from the bondage of biology.
I realized I was always born in a vaccinated body.
Yeah.
And I might not have had the spike protein because I didn't get the Fauci ouchy.
But having experienced the journey of liberating the authentic identity from the blob of my male, bigoted, chromosomed, irrelevant blob of flesh, I was able to liberate the vaccinated person from the bondage of biology.
Is that a social contagion?
Because can I receive that?
Yeah.
I'll help you do it.
So you're vaccinated or not vaccinated?
Very liberal.
He's trans-vaccinated.
No, he's not.
You're not vaccinated.
He's born in a vaccinated.
He identifies as vaccinated.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
So you also, I guess.
Biology means nothing.
That's why.
That's why I became Sally because I always felt like I was born in the wrong body.
Like I knew in my heart I was a woman.
And I've realized I also know in my heart that I'm vaccinated.
You know, I have a similar story in that I realized deep down I'm really a guy named Derek.
So I didn't really have to change much, just my name.
But you can call me Derek now.
Okay.
Oh, right now?
Yeah.
Okay.
Thank you for sharing that, Derek.
That's good.
I like the idea of that, like that you biology isn't real, so you can just change, but it's always just gender.
That's like the only thing that they, well, not, that's not actually true because now there's like Dragon Kin and all that stuff.
Yeah.
It's been very liberating.
But to just be like, well, I'm Kyle on the outside, but I've realized that I'm actually like Jim.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's like, it's completely inconsequential.
I'm actually Tyrone on the inside.
There's a lot more trans vaxphobes out there than you would.
Yeah, so there's dozens.
The trans vaxphobes experience a lot have told me that I couldn't be a vaccinated person unless I had received the biological experimental jab.
But they do acknowledge my authentic identity as distinct from my biological chromosome.
So I'm trying to help the revolution catch up with it.
There's a lot of bigots out there, Seth.
Sally.
What advantage do you have?
I'm sorry.
Forgive me.
You get one pass.
I don't understand.
Thank you.
Okay, so we love the 1619 project, and you made a sequel, the 1916 project.
Yeah, I did.
I made a sequel.
Yeah.
So you have 60 seconds.
Tell us about it.
We tried to get Nicole Hannah Jones in on it, the purple-haired Marxist from the Frankfurt School.
You have 55 seconds left.
I don't know why she didn't want to join.
1619 Project.
New York Times, Nicole Hanna-Jones, everything's racist.
First black slaves to American shores in 1619.
New York Times essay, K-12 curriculum, nine months before George Floyd.
So every leftist is waiting to scream.
Racism is the only response to George Floyd.
Burning down every major city.
People called it the 1619 riots.
Aunt Jemima, syrup lady, gets canceled.
Who gets canceled next?
The revolution put Planned Parenthood in their crosshairs and said your founder, Margaret Sanger, was a racist and a eugenicist.
15 seconds.
And they canceled her, took her name off their Manhattan Planned Parenthood Clinic.
So we made a film about why did you cancel her and what's the real history behind Planned Parenthood and the culture of death?
Good job.
That was like almost exact.
Time.
You finished early.
Congratulations.
Yeah, you did.
Well done.
So it's a movie?
I am a professional speaker.
Okay, this is a movie that has had.
Okay, what's the actual current viewership right now?
To.
It's just over a million on piece right now.
Look it up right now.
Oh, yeah.
I'll do that right now.
As of the recording of this, they released it yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
It is what time now?
12.30.
So this movie is pro-baby murder or anti-baby murder.
Don't kill the babies.
Is it pro-dyslexia because it's 1916, so 1619?
Isn't that a cool how that worked out?
It says 1 million.
I don't know, is it?
It's 1 million on X right now.
That's 1 million views in 24 hours.
You guys should check this out.
So this is on X. Is that the 23 hours and 20?
27 minutes.
Okay, Jared.
Well, for a feature film, that's a big deal.
For a five-minute sketch, that's a big deal.
And all of our major marketing and advertising budget actually hasn't kicked in yet.
It kicks in this week and next week leading up to the election.
New York Times, Square, Los Angeles billboards, and then a lot of influencer social media marketing as well would be pretty epic.
So it's on X.
Yeah.
So we have our X account, 1916 Project Film, 1916 Project Film is our X account.
And it's a 75-minute full-length documentary.
It's also a book called The 1916 Project, The Lying, The Witch, and the War We're In is the subtitle.
I see what you did there.
I see what you did.
Drop the G, put an apostrophe, the lying.
I got to say, which is the war we're in.
The war we're in.
I see what you're trying to do there.
Thank you, Kyle.
War Warrant.
But no, it's actually, it's actually like hilarious, guys.
So I did it in 54 and a half seconds for you, Kyle.
But Nicole Hannah-Jones, right, the purple-haired Marxist of the New York Times, was mentored by Angela Davis, who's this anti-white racist.
She's an old black lady, bitter woman, came from the Frankfurt School.
So cultural Marxism.
Well, she was mentored by Herbert Marcuse, who was one of the fathers of the free love movement in California.
Herbert Marcuse, who is a weirdo sexual revolutionary, once said the way back into the garden is to take another bite of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
That's what I got out of Genesis.
Yeah, amen.
Naomi, too.
Yeah, do it again.
Commit the original sin again.
But it's funny that people.
I tried eating the apple twice.
But no, think about that.
Seriously, like some of these weirdos, materialists, sexual revolutionary Marxists who really hate the God that they say doesn't exist can't help but use like overtly religious language to try to describe their paganism.
And of course, the Christian answer for that is because eternity is written on the heart of man.
We're fundamentally religious people.
So when God says, speaking of the tablets and the pronoun tablets we just crushed, right, don't worship other gods.
It's like, because why?
Because you're a worshiping kind of being, human, and you're going to worship something because I made you to be a worshiping kind of thing.
So don't worship demons.
Like we're fundamentally religious people.
So anyways, that's like some of the secular discipleship that leads to Nicole Hannah Jones.
But when she does the 1619 project, I mean, it launched this like, I mean, talk about trending on acts and Twitter.
Like they couldn't stop talking about this thing.
Oh, the first black slaves came to American shores in 1619.
That's our real.
Remember, it's on Hulu.
It's a Hulu special now, too.
It's not just a book and a series of essays and K-12 curriculum.
And the subtitle is A New Founding, which is saying 1776 shouldn't be a founding.
It should be 1619 because that represents how racist and horrible and bigoted we are.
And so then like Don Lemon and Brian Stelter and all these people start calling that summer of 2020, mostly peaceful, somewhat fiery BLM arsonry protest things, the 1619 riots.
They're connecting that kind of behavior to why?
Because everything is racist.
And then because the revolution always eats its own, they can't help but cancel anything that they say started in racism and they attack Planned Parenthood, which is just freaking hilarious because we've been attacking them for over 100 years, conservatives.
Actually, you guys will appreciate this.
You want to know who one of the most public, loud voices was against Sanger and the eugenicists in the early 20th century?
G.K. Chesterton.
Yeah.
Who was one of the foremost?
I could have said that if you had given me like two more seconds.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Well, you made me talk fast.
You didn't move fast enough, man.
And I mean, Chesterton would say things like.
Hold on a second.
I know the timing is bad, but hey, Tim.
So I had called you because I needed to phone a friend for the Immaculate Grid segment of the podcast.
Okay.
It was the best.
And I was trying to, I was trying to see if you give me a Kansas City Royal who had stolen 30 bases.
Oh, well, yeah, I could have provided that information.
That's good now.
Who's your guess?
I would say Bobby Witt Jr.
Oh, duh.
He did that this year, didn't he?
Duh.
Yeah, and last year, too.
Such an idiot.
Yeah, I got seven out of nine because you didn't answer.
Okay.
Well, I could have given you like that one or like probably four other guesses.
Okay.
Bobby Witt, I'm such an idiot.
All right.
Well, thanks, Tim.
Yeah.
All right.
See you.
No problem.
All right.
G.K. Chesterton.
G.K. Chesterton.
Chesterton once said that if Darwinism was the doctrine of the survival of the fittest, then eugenics was the doctrine of the survival of the nastiest.
He said they combine a hardening of the heart with a sympathetic softening of the head.
He said nine months before Planned Parenthood was established in 1921, he said, we are not so very far off from even the sacrifice of babies, if not to a crocodile, at least to a creed.
And he wrote that in 1920, about nine months, interestingly, before the organization known as Planned Parenthood was founded.
So in the summer of 2020, after literally over a century of conservative attacks against Planned Parenthood, its roots, its legacy, and how it's impacting our culture today, the revolution suddenly decides, oh, yeah, she is a racist.
And they attack her and Planned Parenthood took her name off of their mega Manhattan, New York City, Planned Parenthood Clinic called the Sanger Health Center.
And then on the corner of that street in New York City, it's called the Margaret Sanger Square.
So New York City took her name off it.
So the city cancels Sanger.
Planned Parenthood cancels its own founder after giving the Sanger Award to Hillary Clinton, to Nancy Pelosi.
I mean, Kamala Harris was working really hard to get the Margaret Sanger Award, but they stopped giving it out.
The Smithsonian removed a bust of Sanger's face that was there.
I mean, we're watching like 1984 stuff happen in real time.
But what's the premise of the cultural Marxists and the critical race theorists behind 1619 Project that if something starts in crazy, crazy, bigoted racism, you can't redeem it.
You can't like trim racist twigs and branches.
If the roots are racist, you can't just trim the branch.
You got to burn the whole tree down.
Interestingly, they don't apply that to their sacred cow.
They're just hiding that part and they're continuing on.
Basically, they're like, conservatives are right.
She is racist and it was all based on eugenics, but we're going to continue to water the tree that Sanger grew and just take your name off the buildings, but we're going to continue killing babies.
We're not going to change anything.
We want to murder children.
Yeah.
So we're going to keep this up.
We need to sacrifice to our gods.
So interestingly, 1916 is the year that Margaret Sanger opened her very first clinic.
And that was the beginning of the billion-dollar organization that we know today is Planned Parenthood.
They're the best funded 501c3 in human history, the largest abortion provider in the world, the largest provider of the pornographic sex set in the schools that has angry moms and dads at school board meetings.
They're the largest provider of conference.
Far-right extremists.
That's right.
Domestic terrorists.
And then they are now, as of last year, they're the second largest provider of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
Who's the first?
Gender confusion.
Who's the first?
I don't remember, actually.
Sagan.
Steve.
Steve in Ohio.
Just walking around.
He just, I inherited all these.
I gotta go kid.
I think it's really interesting about 1619 is that nobody ever talks about, well, Brazil, you know, is where all the rest of the slaves ended up.
So something like 450,000 slaves ended up in the United States of 10 million that made it across the Atlantic.
And we're really upset about the 450,000 here.
You don't see anything about it.
We should be.
Well, I'm not saying we shouldn't be, but the majority of the slaves ended up in South America, Brazil, and all those places.
Did you guys- This just in.
Speaking of how like these- I just want to come out and clarify that slavery is bad.
Speaking of these claims that don't make sense, do you guys remember Don freaking Lemon, that idiot?
Do you remember when he was, Laman, was interviewing this like intellectual chick from England or something like that?
And smart chick.
Do you remember when his career just internally combusted like?
I remember that.
I don't remember.
And he was asking her about like 1619 stuff, semicolon slavery.
And like, don't you think that like we need to like have reparations to deal with that today?
And this, this chick just drug him along so hard.
She starts talking about all the, that passage all the way to the colonies and the horror of that passage and the people that were getting sold and bought and enslaved.
And who was doing it?
And then she goes, and you're absolutely right.
I think some of those families deserve.
And then she goes, and you know, also, I think a lot of the white Anglos who had to travel to try to rescue the slaves and then the black princes and kings who were selling their own people to become slaves in America.
I think that probably we need to have reparations for some of the descendants of the white Anglos who were at seas on ships trying to rescue black people.
I mean, they died to try to stop that.
And Don Lemon goes, it's an interesting conversation.
Yeah, it is an interesting conversation.
Yeah.
You can mark it up.
It's overly simplified.
Moron.
Was that like with the debate moderator?
We have a lot to get through.
Exactly.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Sorry.
We have a lot to get through.
Fact check.
I'm sorry.
We have a lot to get through.
That's funny.
Well, I think I deserve reparations for having pronouns in a board game.
Yeah, I'm.
You know, you go back far enough.
We all deserve reparations from pronouns.
Oh, from something.
Yeah, it's true.
Not necessarily pronouns.
Yeah, dude.
Given that everyone's calling Trump Hitler right now and all this stuff par for the course, it's perfect time for me to be here because actually the Hitlerian links between Planned Parenthood and the liberal establishment are more shocking than you could possibly get.
Yeah, the eugenics stuff.
They've been hidden from the American people.
I mean, like you were saying, Chesterton was fighting that because it was kind of this, the rise of modernism, like we can conquer our nation.
And C.S. Lewis wrote about abolition of man and all that.
Like we can create the Superman.
That was like their Ubermensch.
Yeah.
Ubermenschen.
But it wasn't just Hitler that was doing that.
But also Hitler loved Margaret Sanger.
So that's in like directly he loved Marlin.
He doesn't love Margaret Sanger.
Well, that's true.
To be fair.
Hillary Clinton and Hitler both loved Margaret Sanger.
Oh my gosh.
Well, where can people check out 1916 Project?
The1916Project.com, the1916project.com.
And speaking of the Superman, the Ubermenschen, the Nazis actually got the phrase Untermenschen from Planned Parenthood's founding board member.
There's a little Steve school that's been hidden.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
And the book.
So no spoilers.
Yep.
No, I'll give you one.
I'll give you one spoiler.
There's a lot more, but he was the exalted cyclops of the Massachusetts KKK.
And he wrote a book called, yeah, you had one eye.
That's really a thing?
These were titles.
I know there were wizards.
There was Grand Wizard.
He was the exalted cyclops of the Massachusetts KKK.
He was the founding board member of Planned Parenthood.
His name was Lothrop.
And he wrote a book called The Menace of the Underman.
And the Nazi party, the Third Reich, paid to have the German translated version done of his book, The Menace of the Underman.
And they translated Underman into Untermenschen, which became the title of Heinrich Himmler's famous Nazi propaganda book, Der Untermensch, subhuman, used to describe those that they exterminated.
So Hitler and Margaret Sanger weren't pen pals, but I'll just tell you it's almost that bad.
So, yeah.
So have you played Wolfenstein 3D?
No.
Oh, so no mechanized Hitler comes up in your movie?
No.
Because he wore mech armor.
That sounds fun.
We have an animation guy, if you want any good animations.
Maybe we'll do that for the appendices.
Fundamental Fiverr.
He's pretty interesting.
Pretty good.
So yeah, our film's streaming on X right now.
It's called The 1916 Project.
Everything is at the 1916project.com.
We've done over 700 screenings in churches around the country from middle of June to October.
We have another 150 before Christmas.
So we'll have almost a thousand church of this screamed in a five and a half month process between middle of June and before Christmas.
And it'll be streaming on X until I believe November 16th.
And then we'll pull it and then it'll go to some streaming platforms.
But yeah, it talks about Planned Parenthood's Negro project.
That's what they called it, not me.
It talks about the Hugh Hefner Alfred Kinsey sexual revolution gender ideology links to Planned Parenthood.
And it's an awakening to the church and it's exposing a lot of the dirty little secrets that the left and the abortion industry don't want us to know about, which is significant because that's really what Kamala Harris is running on.
For the last nine months, the Democrat Party's been saying this election will be a referendum on abortion.
Yeah.
That's that's, I mean, you know, Steph Curry, the stupid basketball player for the Warriors, he was asked the other day, who are you voting for?
Why?
We're voting for Kamala Harris because of reproductive rights, right?
Like Billie Eilish.
We're voting because of baby killing.
It's like, we got to kill the babies.
We just like that's really going to kill children.
This is the hill to die on.
Yeah.
Well, we won't die.
Well, it's interesting because the right will the left will complain about the right saying, oh, you guys are one issue voters.
All you care about is abortion.
But they're doing the exact same thing in the opposite direction.
Yeah.
It was because it's our sacrament.
Yeah.
It's a sacrament for their pagan religion.
Yeah.
It's awful.
Spoken like a true untermiction.
Everybody go check out Seth's new film.
If you're a cheapskate, watch it before November 16th.
It's on X.
And then after that, you have to pay a lot of money.
Yeah.
Millions.
And the book goes a lot deeper.
And the book, too.
Check out the book.
You're going to love that subtitle.
The Lion, the Lying.
The War we're in.
And the war we're in.
Jesus is pretty rough.
Go to the1916project.com.
Don't go to the 1619 project.
It's not going to.
I just would have gone with the corpse and his boy.
Oh, there you go.
Well, you could do all of his works, like all the Narnia books, and you could change them all into horror things.
The last rattle.
All right.
So additional abortion.
That's about a big sand.
The last rattle.
Last rattle.
That's so good.
What's happening?
We're moving on to hate mail.
You used to be good.
Adam Ford.
Adam Ford.
I really miss Adam Ford.
So here's some hate mail from Michael Soboluk, who's a guy on Twitter.
Treating January.
Oh, this is a share of our movie.
We promoted our movie.
The reviews are in.
Our first movie is watchable and not half bad.
And this guy shares that and says, treating January 6th like a punchline empowers our enemies' propaganda.
The Chinese Communist Party has leveraged J6 over the past three years to paint American democracy as unworkable and unstable.
The Babylon B isn't being clever.
It's unwittingly playing into CCP narratives.
I guess I don't understand.
So you're communist.
I disagree.
And then Jay, some guy named Jay replies and says, The Babylon B is maggot cult hot garbage.
Nice.
I think these guys are maybe coming from two different sides.
I don't think they understand, too, because the whole point of the movie is that January 6th was the most deadliest day.
Like, did they even read the title?
I don't know.
That is the most deadliest day.
Saying how bad it was.
So who's the enemy?
What the commission?
The CCP is the enemy according to that.
I'm trying to just figure out what his worldview is.
Well, he's saying that by us downplaying J6, we are playing into commie propaganda unwittingly.
Because if we played it up, we would be playing into whose worldview?
I guess the good guys.
I don't know.
But who are the good guys then?
The police?
Wait.
It must be leftists.
X-Men.
Trying to figure it out.
I don't know.
Unclear narrative structure.
That's all I'm saying.
I'm not sure.
We're not unwittingly playing into the CCP narrative.
We are doing it very wittingly.
We're getting paid a lot of money to play into the CCP.
Well, guys, thank you for joining us on the OnlyPodcast that covers the news.
And thanks for coming, Seth.
We're going to jump into the subscriber lounge now where we're going to do something really fun.
We're going to ask Seth the 10 questions.
What?
That's correct.
So join us.
Go to BabylonB.com and slash something, plans.
Type in podcast, you'll get a little discount, join, and you can join us for the subscriber launch and find out all of Seth's secrets.
And then if you want to watch our movie, go to babylombi.com slash January 6th and sign up.
You can use the podcast code there too, and then you save money.
But if you don't have any money, go watch his movie instead.
See you guys next time.
So Hitler and Margaret Sanger weren't pen pals, but I'll just tell you it's almost that bad.