The Culture War - Tim Pool - JD Vance DEFENDS Young Republicans Over Group Chat Leak, Cancel Culture Is OVER ft. Gabe Guidarini

Oct. 15, 2025 - The Culture War - Tim Pool

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JD Vance DEFENDS Young Republicans Over Group Chat Leak, Cancel Culture Is OVER ft. Gabe Guidarini

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gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		So it just goes to show when you give people oxygen in this way in a double standard environment where the left is able to get away with just about everything that they do wrong, and the right are constantly monitored with a uh with a you know with a microphone with a magnifying glass.
		When that double standard exists, the last thing you want to do is cave in and give that double standard any more legitimacy.
		It's time for Republicans to start playing hardball.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Hey everyone, I am your host Tate Brown here holding it down for Tim Pool.
		Um we have a big story here, an exclusive story from Politico.
		Leaked messages.
		Uh, I love German Painter here.
		Leaked messages expose young Republicans' racist chat.
		Look, this is a real shocker.
		I know Zoomers are a little edgy, right?
		They're their group chats are a little rough around the edges.
		You know, total total shocker to absolutely no one.
		Um, but they dropped this yesterday, and the reaction has been wild.
		Thousands of private messages reveal young GOP leaders joking about a variety of things.
		Um, this was a telegram chat that was leaked yesterday.
		I'm sure you've seen the article by now.
		But uh the reaction from a lot of people in the GOP has been condemnation, firing.
		It's basically just cancel culture, rehashed.
		Meanwhile, on the left, you have Jay Jones, the AG candidate, who was literally uh he he was literally endorsing death and despair for his uh political opponents.
		Um, and and no one in the Democrat Party has provided a full third condemnation of this.
		They completely dance around about this.
		And the reaction from vice president JD Vance to this political article was absolutely fantastic.
		Here's what he tweeted yesterday.
		This is far worse than anything said in a college group chat.
		And the guy who said it could become the AG of Virginia.
		I refuse to join in the pearl clutching when powerful people call for political violence.
		So Vice President Vance setting the framing very well here.
		He is excellent.
		He gets it.
		He's saying now is not the time to punch right when this is what we're up against.
		This is the firestorm of leftist political violence that has been engulfing our country.
		And so fantastic.
		And many people in the GOP are to the left of the vice president.
		What does that say about the moment we're in as a party?
		Unbelievable.
		If you're to the left of the vice president right now, you're not helping.
		You're not on the team.
		So we're gonna bring in Gabe Guitarini here.
		He is a college Republicans expert.
		He's been in the space for a very long time.
		He's very familiar with it.
		And uh, he's gonna break down what's going on here, what his reaction was to the article, but more importantly, we're gonna drill down on uh the GOP's reaction, a lot of people in the GOP's reaction, and we're gonna break all that down.
		Um so we have the interview coming up.
		Stay tuned.
		It was a great chat.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		So I'm Gabe Guiderini.
		Um, I've been in Republican politics on the young Republican side for a long time.
		Um previously I was vice president and then acting president for the College of Republicans of America, which oversees uh an overwhelming majority of the college Republican chapters around the country.
		And then uh currently I'm the chairman of the Ohio College Republican Federation, which oversees all the college Republican chapters in the state of Ohio.
		So and I've been, you know, I've been working with a lot of different groups before, and um, you know, just trying to get young people engaged and and do and fight back against the left on our campuses.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		Well, that's great.
		Well, thanks for hopping on.
		Uh, before we get into the reactions to the political article, can we first get your reaction?
		What was your reaction yesterday when this article got dropped into your desk?
		What did you think?
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Well, the first thing that I really noticed right off the bat was the, you know, it's just another instance of in the pattern of left-wing journalism that isn't really focused on enlightening people.
		It isn't really focused on helping people understand the facts and understand the truth, but it's more focused on painting the Republicans as evil, more focused on getting a political agenda across.
		And in this case, that political agenda is all Republicans are Nazis, fascists, racists, whatever you'd call it.
		And um, it's just another pattern.
		And they've been doing this stuff for a long time.
		But what really struck me is how swift and coordinated the response was to condemn these people.
		And not everyone in that chat was even had texts that were you know really that bad, not everybody in that chat.
		There were like what 12 or 13 people in that chat.
		Not everybody in that chat had uh had you know really, really scathing text attributed to them, but everyone in that chat felt the same fire from the GOP establishment.
		They felt the same wrath from the establishment elements of the Republican Party and of the political system.
		And it just goes to show that no matter who you are, no matter what association you have, no matter what you've actually said, people will throw you under the bus at a moment's turn if they believe that they are at risk from the left.
		And you know, the thing that I really you know like to communicate, and JD Vance talked about this yesterday, is it doesn't matter what you say, it doesn't matter what you know who you associate with or what you do or who you talk to, the left will call you these things regardless.
		The left will do these things to you regardless.
		It doesn't matter what you are, what you say.
		The left to them, to the left, you are a Nazi.
		You are a fascist if you are a Republican, if you are a Trump supporter.
		So that's the double standard that really comes into play here, especially when you consider how the left treats their own radical elements, treats their own people who say way worse things.
		Jay Jones said something miles worse than what was said in this chat, which is he was fantasizing about murdering a Republican lawmaker and his children because he believed that he was intrinsically evil.
		And those text messages messages were released.
		Not a single Democrat has come out and defended uh and revoked their endorsement of Jay Jones for what he said in those text messages.
		So, you know, it's a it's a major contrast from what you see from the Republican establishment condemning, instantly condemning and throwing under the bus all the people who were in that group chat for edgy jokes uh at best, poor taste content at worst.
		Um, but it's a really stark contrast between how the GOP treats their elements that are perceived as radical and how the Democrats treat their radical elements.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		I mean, what does this say?
		Because we saw the last three primaries now where this sort of cancel culture sort of mentality loses at the ballot box every single time.
		Donald Trump himself is a repudiation of cancel culture of this finger wagging of punching right, because he understands the moment we're in, he understands what time it is, and he understands that the left has these radical elements that ultimately want to kill us, as as the AG candidate in Virginia has clearly demonstrated.
		What does that say about some of these?
		I guess you would call them stragglers, but there's obviously entrenched power.
		That is outflanking the vice president of the United States to the left.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Well, I think it it just goes to show that the Republican Party isn't on the same page.
		We do not know you know the motivations behind all the people who are pushing this out, but it's very clear that there was coordinated uh activity behind the scenes before this article came out to instantly throw these people under the bus.
		People were fired even before this article came out.
		And I think that really goes to show how eager and desperate a lot of establishment elements in the Republican Party are to clean house with anyone who isn't in the establishment wing.
		And this gave them uh this unfortunately gave them a basis by which to do so.
		But it just goes to show, you know, JD Vance and Steven Miller and a lot of these really, really good elements within the Republican Party, they know the correct way to do this.
		They know the correct way to respond to this, which is to not give the left any oxygen whatsoever because they deserve none.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Right.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		And you may recall in 2016, during the Access Hollywood taste, when that was released about Donald Trump when he was first running for president, when those came out, everyone in the Republican Party who meant anything threw him under the bus at a moment's notice.
		They said he's dead on arrival, he's you know, cooked, he's not gonna make it.
		These these audio recordings are as scathing as can be.
		And what did Donald Trump do?
		He stood firm completely unapologetically.
		He stood firm and uh defended himself, defended his reputation, defended his legitimacy as a candidate, and he won, much to the shock of all those establishment Republicans who many of them have since joined forces with Trump and have gone in line, uh, and rightfully so.
		So it just goes to show when you give people oxygen in this way in a double standard environment where the left is able to get away with just about everything that they do wrong, and the right are constantly monitored with a uh with a you know with a microphone with a magnifying glass.
		When that double standard exists, the last thing you want to do is cave in and give that double standard any more legitimacy.
		It's time for Republicans to start playing hardball.
		And uh until you know, I I told I tweeted this out like until and a few people have actually um talked about this too.
		Brandon uh Brandon Gill, uh Congressman from Texas, who's I think it's been really great, text this out.
		Look, these text messages are horrible from Jay Jones.
		Yeah, and the Democrats will not condemn it at all.
		The Democrats never say anything about their radical elements, so why should we give them any more oxygen by throwing other Republicans under the bus?
		I don't see any reason to.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		Well, I mean, there's something to be said about JD Vance.
		Uh, you there's like a little echo on your end with uh maybe it's the laptop, I'm not sure.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		It's possible.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, but um, yeah.
		So we have I mean, JD Vance specifically going out and getting the framing correct.
		He he he set the framing, he set the tone for how people should be responding to this.
		Could you maybe speak a little bit?
		Because JD Vance has been um he he kind of has a singer on the polls specifically with what young Americans are feeling, young patriots are feeling.
		Could you maybe speak a little bit to JD Vance's reaction?
		What that says about the future of the GOP.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		Um, you know, JD Vance's reaction, I think just kind of paints him more as the future of the GOP because you know, the reason I think it goes both ways.
		He is the future of the GOP, and that's also part of the reason why he is ascended as far as he has.
		You know, I I remember getting my start in Ohio politics actually interning on his campaign back in 2022 when he was running for US Senate.
		And one of the things that got me and a lot of other young people in Ohio so motivated about his campaign was that he was young, that he understood the issues that actually appeal to young people, and that he was ready to play hardball against the left.
		And JD Vance and Stephen Miller do this better than just about anyone in the upper echelon of the echelons of the Republican Party.
		And that's why I think they've ascended so far is because young people see that and they are recognized, they are remembering that there are people in the Republican Party who are willing to stand by them, who are willing to support them, and who are willing to fight for them uh against the left for fight for their interests, fight for the future of this country against a left that has abandoned all sense of morality, that is abandoned all sense of pride and country.
		And JD Vance and Stephen Miller are setting the blueprint for how Republicans should be playing hardball against the left.
		And that's I think why JD Vance has become in many ways the front runner for the GOP nomination in 2028.
		And that's why I think he'll continue to have uh a large influence in conservative circles going forward because he consistently proves his expertise and uh and good talking points and good messaging on issues like this messaging that we sorely need right now.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		I mean, well, JD Vance just I mean, he gets this one principle, which so many in the GOP don't is if you're in a dog fight, don't punch right, don't punish people who are ultimately on your team.
		That's just like politics 101.
		I mean, I saw this tweet.
		This was earlier today.
		Will Chamberlain actually uh you know he quote tweeted it.
		Um, this is from an attorney out of Chicago, an immigration attorney, Eric Lee, and he said, quote, if your visa was denied or revoked due to Charlie Kirk-related speech, the consular accountability project is interested in representing you pro bono.
		So he's obviously responding to the Department of States, um, you know, uh policy where they're not gonna distribute visas to people who are dancing on the grave of Charlie Kirk.
		The left has zero appetite to police their radicals whatsoever because they understand that they're in a war with us, and And why would they attack people on their team?
		But it's it's it's there's a degree to it because they're defending people that want to kill people, they're defending political violence, people that celebrate political violence versus the right.
		We're already just throwing people under the bus for edgy jokes.
		I mean, maybe you could elaborate more on that's the types of actors that the left is going to bat for, and and sort of their reaction to their radicals.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		Well, I mean, the left only has so much political capital in this environment that they can afford to spend.
		Um, I think that the young Americans, especially, and polling shows this too, are kind of turning against the political left.
		And I think that older Americans are too.
		I think one of the things that really sparked this off originally was September 10th and the murder, the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
		Democratic leaders, right?
		This was a very transparent moment.
		Democratic leaders were coming out and condemning it and condemning all political violence, but their interns, the people underneath them, their supporters, the most vocal people in the young left and the democratic socialist organizations were coming out, they were just mocking Charlie Kirk.
		They chose to either ignore it or worse, they chose to actively uh joke about it, mock Charlie Kirk.
		And what it says, I think about the left is that in many ways, the left is not only uh worse than the Republican Party, they are about as bad as you can get in terms of systemic ignorance regarding the extremism of their own circles of the actual people uh working underneath them.
		Look, you look at Capitol Hill, most of these democratic politicians are you know, they're old like guys, they're probably a lot more moderate.
		They would in olden days they'd probably be more blue dog types, but their interns who pull their strings are about as far left as you can go.
		Yeah, these are people who truly, you know, 50 years ago, they'd be in the weather underground.
		These people truly have a disdain, not only for America in general, but also for Republicans as people, because they disagree because they believe that Republicans are morally reprehensible and that they are morally unable to assimilate to their vision, their progressive idea of what this country should be, and that just continues to show itself more and more every single day.
		The amount of people, you know, it was the fact that there were a hundred thousand people in this country, at least those are only people that we know of that were put on that database for laughing or supporting Charlie Kirk's assassination.
		It just goes to show the rot, the systemic rot in this country uh has gotten really deep, and people are taking note of that, not only on the political right, but in the political center as well.
		So the Democrats are now, I believe, in a panic frenzy to try and shove all this stuff under the radar.
		And I think that's where a lot of this comes in too.
		They believe that by painting the Republicans as actually being Nazis or actually being fascists, that they can shove the attention away from them and put it on the right and label all young Republicans, label the young generation of conservatives as far right Nazis, morally reprehensible.
		What people may not be expecting, and people may not have expected, is the unlikely ally, or perhaps likely ally that they have received from the moderate right from the establishment elements of the Republican Party who seem completely ready and willing to go to bat for the left and to work with the left to paint the extremists,
		uh you know, paint these people as extremists to um to lay try to push aside every element of a more conservative right wing away by labeling everyone as Nazis by you know trying to make examples of people uh by ruining their lives.
		So it just goes to show that um, you know, when the left plays hardball, they are able to get away with it.
		They are able to try and push it aside.
		But the right can't play hardball if we have half the party desperately trying to work with the left to um to put the attention back on the right.
		The attention needs to be on the left because they're the people acting, you know, the left is where the violent energy is coming from.
		Not all leftists, obviously, but when there is political violence going on in this country over the past several months, whether it's with Charlie Kirk or whether it's violence directed at ICE agents in Chicago and Portland, it's coming from the left.
		It comes from a place of political leftism and progressivism.
		And Republicans need to start acknowledging that much more boldly.
		JD Vance and Steven Miller are paving the way.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		That's so true.
		What because you're tapped into these college GOP circles, obviously, through turning point and other other of your, you know, with your experience and that sort of thing.
		What is the reaction from young Republicans across the country to this whole situation?
		What what are you hearing?
		What are they saying?
		These sorts of things.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Well, I think to most young Republicans, the actual, you know, in the broad in the broad scheme of things, an environment where Charlie Kirk was killed, and where Jay Jones hasn't lost a single endorsement for his horrible statements that he made over text messages that were released.
		I think young Republicans have really exhausted all their energy to care about this particular situation.
		What infuriates us more is the response from establishment Republican elements.
		And it just goes to show look, if somebody is placed in a difficult situation, if somebody has somebody go after them or allege something about them, that the people that they work for, the people who they are supposed to rely on, who they believe that they should be able to rely on, will just throw them under the bus at a moment's notice to protect their own name, to protect their reputation among donor groups.
		And it just goes to show that um that these people are uh just not in line with the young elements of the GOP whatsoever.
		And I think I think it it's a lot more systemically uh induced than that.
		You know, the Republican Party in many cases actively seeks to shove young people away from the table.
		And when they do have young people that they try to bring in, usually these young people are more focused on establish, you know, they're people who they believe that they can control, they can control their rhetoric, they can um you know they can make sure that these people are parroting the right talking points.
		Um, look at who makes up the RNC Youth Advisory Council, for instance.
		So these the Republican Party will bring those people in, and then you have people like Dan Crenshaw who go out and say, if you're tw under 25, you should not be running for office.
		Who says something like that?
		We need more young people running for office.
		I feel like that's something that even most older folks can agree on that more young people should be in leadership positions in this country.
		But the fact of the matter is a large amount of the Republican Party does not want more young people in leadership positions because they know that the that young Republicans and young conservatives are willing to play hardball on the issues that matter most.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Totally.
		What is the prescription here for these stodges, these these old heads that are basically ladder pulling these young guys?
		I mean, obviously it's a matter of time, you know, given a few decades, this will flush itself out of the system.
		But the moment we're in where we're facing an existential threat, an internal domestic and uh you know, existential threat.
		What what in the short term can we do to sort of mitigate this ladder pulling to get people that are focused on breaking this leftist power into positions of prominence and boxing out these stodges that don't really get it that are functionally Democrats?
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Well, we have to show them who who where the energy is actually coming from within the Republican Party and show them how little leverage they actually have, and that means combating the precedent that they're trying to set uh right here and right now with this particular issue.
		Ratio, you know, look at all these establishment Republicans getting ratioed on Twitter right now.
		I think it was pleasantly surprising um that these people are seeing serious backlash because the Republican base at this point just has no energy for uh for firing to the right.
		They want all the gun, all the fire, they want all the arrows, they want all the attack messaging, they want all the energy placed on making sure that people recognize that the left is the issue uh in the political system right now that the left is the facet of our political system that's actually contributing to violence and contributing to the political decay uh and polarization that we're seeing right now.
		So um just setting that message, making sure that these people are because they're in bubbles, right?
		These establishment Republican types are in bubbles, they hang out in musty old rooms with other old people, and they are not, you know, they're not plugged in with what young people uh are saying, and that needs to change.
		And you saw it yesterday and today with these people, these establishmentarians coming onto Twitter to instantly denounce these people, thinking that they'd be okay.
		Meanwhile, they just have a bunch of right wing young people coming in and just totally torching them because they're throwing people under the bus and putting no attention on the left whatsoever, and then the left still calls them Nazis, so it doesn't they gain nothing out of doing that, and uh, you know, making an example out of them in that way is really important for being able to uh build a Republican party that knows how to fight and knows how to win.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		Well, I want to drill down a little bit on the sort of the the overall vibe among young people because look, we saw the group chat, we read the text, it's in the article, these sorts of things.
		If you're older, that's obviously very scandalizing.
		But for young people, it's it's not so much.
		This is actually kind of familiar.
		These these group chats are typically quite edgy, you know, there's a lot of dark humor, these sorts of things.
		And a friend of mine, Nathan Hauber study, he posted this graph on on Twitter that did numbers, which was showing the percentage of Americans who are homeowners and married by 30.
		And it was like what 60, 70 percent in the 1970s, and it's just completely fallen off a cliff where I think it was hovering around like 10% today.
		And I look at stuff like that, I look at a variety of of metrics that indicate how bad or how difficult it is for young people to properly matriculate into adulthood, right?
		Like a lot of these conventional avenues are being shut off.
		And so it's like it's no wonder that these guys, the young people broadly, which would include myself, um, are kind of edgy.
		They're they're kind of a little, they have a little less regard for convention because ultimately convention has failed them.
		Ultimately, the orthodox pathways have failed them.
		So they're gonna they're going to you know be a little rough around the edges, just naturally, it just comes with the territory.
		But I don't know, maybe you can drill down a little bit on that.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Well, I mean, I'm not gonna defend you know, a lot of the things that were said in that chart.
		I'm not gonna you know defend it.
		It was a you know, a lot of tasteless content.
		But I think just generally speaking, um, the Republican base, especially young people in the Republican base, have been pushed to a point where they just don't care about how they're interpreted anymore.
		Because if you come out again in support of lower tax rates, they will call you a Nazi at this point.
		If you come out and you say, I don't want unlimited immigration or I actually just want to, you know, stop illegal immigration, they call you a Nazi.
		So if they call you a Nazi, even when you're being a moderate Republican, if you're saying things that probably 70% of Americans can agree on, then what's the point in trying to adhere to those lines?
		Eventually, people stop caring again, eventually people stop giving a hoot and um you know, they just start uh you know, they just start spouting off.
		And I think that's a point where the left has taken a lot of people in the right too.
		Um, and the establishment GOP just doesn't recognize that because at the end of the day, they they don't have to face that, they aren't in in contact with the left, they don't know what it's like uh to be in close contact with the left, you know, college students like the ones that I represent in my role as chairman, they are on campus and face harassment from left-wing people all the time.
		But if you are living in a multi million dollar McMansion in Northern Virginia, and the only experience that you have with the opposite side of the aisle is in the chain is in the halls of Capitol Hill, you're not gonna get that same experience.
		And that's a dichotomy.
		That's sort of the contrast of experiences that's being formed.
		And until it is resolved, the young base will continue to be at odds with the older establishment element of the Republican Party.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, absolutely.
		We're we're running against the clock.
		We have a little more time.
		I don't know.
		Do you have any maybe any closing thoughts?
		Maybe how what sort of reaction you would like to see, maybe from these uh GOP apparatus.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Well, I mean, the reaction I want to see is the reaction I saw from JD Vance and Brandon Gill and a whole lot of other people, which is the Democrats never condemned Jay Jones.
		Nobody has revoked their endorsements for Jay Jones after what he did.
		If they want to play like that, then we'll play like that too.
		We're gonna fight fire with fire.
		And uh we're not, you know, we're not in the in the mood to punch right.
		Uh we just want to punch left.
		And that's the only way that we're gonna be able to actually not only push the overtune window, but actually prevent the left from having political power in this country in the way that they did during the Bay administration because they're angling to get back into it.
		And the number one thing that they want when they hopefully, you know, they want to reclaim power, they want to defeat Vance or whoever it's gonna be in 2028.
		They want that precedent to be set so that they can really restrict freedom of speech in this country to prevent another Trump or Republican or conservative or right wing can't uh presidency from ever happening again.
		And the number one thing that's gonna help them achieve that precedent is by labeling all of their political opponents as Nazis, fascists, whatever.
		They want to make sure that that we can be as alienated as humanly possible.
		And the only way that that we're gonna prevent that from happening is by getting Republicans who will stand up and uh and press all the fire to the left.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Dude.
		So good.
		So good.
		Thank you for your insights, man.
		Thanks for hopping on.
		Where can people find you if they want more?
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Uh I'm on X at Gabe Guitarini.
		Um, you'll also find me on on most of the other social media platforms as well.
		But most of my uh political commentary and analysis is done on uh Twitter.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Guitarini.
		Okay.
		I was trying to nail the pronunciation beforehand.
		So it's it's so Italian, I could like I could taste the wine as I was saying it.
		It was it was fantastic.
		But well, thank you so much, man.
		Well, uh we'll have you back here sometime soon.
		So uh appreciate it, man.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Appreciate it, man.
gabe guidarini ▲ ● ▼		Thanks for having me on.
tate brown ▲ ● ▼		Yes, sir.
		All righty.
		Well, that was the the uh college republican.
		He has his finger on the pulse, so he has his finger on the pulse, and uh that's why we had to bring him on.
		I couldn't think of anyone better to uh break this down.
		Totally correct.
		JD Vance setting the framing, correct?
		He just gets it.
		He just really he really just does get it.
		And if you're to the left of JD Vance right now, if you're to not just that, let's just kind of you know stick a step back.
		If you're to the left of the vice president of the United States, what are you doing?
		What what's going on here?
		You know, you got to take a long, long look in the mirror.
		So with that, I'm gonna wind us down.
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		Um, see if I can get this boom.
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		Losing my my young um my young status here.
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		So raid is fired up, and uh, we're confirming the raid to Devore Darkens.
		He is uh he's he's fantastic.
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