June 30, 2025 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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Trump CLASHES w/ Candace Owens Over Brigitte Macron Controversy | The Rift | Guest: Timothy Gordon
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Credible day it is here as it turns out that Donald Trump is now calling Candace Owens over her of all things talking about Bridget Macron.
Meanwhile, in the United Kingdom, they just made it that it's an automatic jail sentence for white Brits if they make a meme that's not good, but you'll get out without even paying money, cashless bail actually, if you rape someone and you're an immigrant.
Life is looking good.
Plus, it also turns out that things are looking pretty serious for Europe right now in terms of the fact that the French are now blackmailing the United States saying that they will not try to stop the deaths of young Christian men in Ukraine if Candace Owens does not delete her shows about Macron's wife being a transgender.
That's how much they care about you.
That's how much they care about white Christian men.
That's how much they care about Europeans.
They will let you die so that they can protect their wife from being called a T-word.
And I thought this is 2025.
I thought it was good to be transgender.
I'm not talking out against it.
I'm like, man, this is thought it was people pay a lot of money to get like that.
You know, so if someone mistakes you for one, that should be a blessing, not a curse.
Maybe there's something else to this.
We're talking about this.
Plus, RFK Jr. went on Tucker Carlson and linked autism to something that you're not going to be surprised about, but said that it links to a 1,135% increase.
He also said that Dr. Fauci had to get a political pardon from Biden because he actually engineered a certain little invasive species.
And I'm not talking about Pakistanis.
You know what I'm saying?
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Anyway, joining me today is my guest and the panel.
They're people that you know, but not everybody does.
To my guests today on this show, we introduce ourselves, tell a little bit about who we are.
We give show and tell, you know, pull out your G.I. Joe.
My guest today, Timothy Gordon, tell us who you are, why you're here, and you're somewhat of a legend yourself, but remember to follow him and introduce yourself.
I had to run out and get a little bit of Alfredo pasta so I'm not starving for the whole show.
But yeah, I'm here now.
So that's good.
And yeah, I'm a contributor here at Rift.
I write some articles for the website, like coming on the shows, and I'm very active on social media, which my handle is just Sarah Seastock on both Twitter and on Instagram.
All right, Sarah, and make sure that you share on X that you're live right now on the show.
If you haven't already, Timothy 2 and Hennessy, make sure you're out there.
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Make sure that you share some tweets, share a link or whatever, because we got some stuff to talk about.
So, you know, typically it's kind of weird when your friends and people that you know become a part of the news, right?
And we were originally going to do this show about RFK Jr.
He sat down with Tucker and I'm kind of getting pissed off.
And I kind of want to bring this up.
It's like, why is the news coming from podcasts now?
Why is everything we're finding out because some politician told some podcaster, why are no politicians just speaking to the people?
Or is that how they speak to us now?
We don't get to get press briefings.
We don't get to find out the truth.
We end up just finding out on a Tucker Carlson episode that maybe the things they're giving our children are killing us.
And perhaps that's what the CDC is saying.
I'm not making those medical claims.
That's just what RFK Jr. said.
And then on top of that, it's like, oh, and by the way, we can't solve the Ukraine war, as we'll find out, unless you delete your podcast episode, Candace.
It's getting so weird, man.
I don't know what you feel about the state of the world, Timothy, but like, it just feels like nothing makes sense anymore.
Yesterday, I received a letter, and I would say that this letter plausibly changed the trajectory of this year, certainly for me.
What was strange about this is that when my lawyer was able to determine what it was and who it was from, this was atypical because it was not a lawsuit and it was not a subpoena, but it was a strongly worded letter, essentially a legal threat.
And people don't typically use process servers for legal threats.
Even stranger was who it was coming from.
It's coming from a law firm representing president, current sitting president Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron.
Okay, like I said, this is insane.
I don't think this has ever happened in the history of the world.
Plausibly, you don't hear about a foreign leader currently sitting in power, sending around legal letters to people that are sitting in other countries, no matter what that person is saying.
But it's going to get so much more crazier than that.
Okay.
Because there are a lot of odd things about this letter.
First and foremost, they strenuously requested that I not publicize it.
They did not want me to publicize this letter all over it.
The point was that we all thought it was really weird.
A president of another democratic country, right, who also lost two world wars, but a president of another country came and they were saying, hey, you know, everyone called Candace crazy.
She's saying that, you know, Brigitte Macron is a transgender.
It's really a man.
We've all seen Michael Obama's Willie, you know, flip-flopping around, which was definitely, you know, the back structure.
I always said this.
I'm not, I'm not hateful.
I'm not judgmental, YouTube, towards transgenders.
I actually just want Michelle's back.
You know what I mean?
That back is a nice looking back.
And everyone did think that Candace was kooky.
And then the government stepped in and was requesting that she take this down.
They actually changed laws in France that you can't publish about this anymore.
And it started opening up the question of number one, what influence does foreign leaders and governments and allies have over our freedom of speech in our country, right?
This is, you know, from Israel to the United Kingdom to Australia, right?
We even have a new tab on X, by the way, it says your content's restricted in Australia.
It's a new brand new tab just for the country.
So I already posted something that's restricted in Australia.
I thought this was suspicious just to begin with, but it was weird, right?
Yeah, no, it is weird they intervene, but it's just kind of like what Timothy was touching on: is that the American people, we've lost complete hope into the new, you know, mainstream media.
So what people are doing now is we're going to podcasters.
And when you have people like Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, who are actually going out there and putting the truth, they know that the eyes are on them.
So what they're trying to do is they're trying to interject to try to help change the narrative.
And the whole thing with the Macron, you know, him and husband or wife, whatever you want to call it.
I mean, the whole story is weird from beginning to end.
This was someone who supposedly, and I got to dive more into it, but was like a school teacher.
There was a huge age gap there.
So that whole thing was disturbing.
And then even a lot of the information Candace put out kind of points to the fact that, you know, it's very possible that this is a man.
And I wouldn't be surprised to be honest with you.
We've all seen the baden suit picture of, you know, Macron's wife or whatever.
So I do believe that there is something more sinister going on with that whole situation.
And what they want to do is they just want to go ahead.
They want to silence as many people as they can.
And the fact that they're using war as a tool to silence people is the most ridiculous thing.
Like, okay, you know, say it's not a man and then we'll help you with the Ukraine war.
Even for Trump to play along with that at all is just ridiculous.
Every girl I know watch my sister watches Candace.
Even people that, you know, are not even anti-Semitic watch Candace, believe it or not.
But it is, it always was an interesting thing.
That's like, we were talking about this with Timothy here.
It's like the tabloid stuff has always been a little bit weird to me.
Like, why, why with your credibility and your ability to talk about Gaza, the war, what's going on?
Like, why is it that you talk about the tabloid stuff?
Just to appeal to a female audience, but like, still, like, you know, you and I know, I mean, what her grand, technically her in-law, but like grandfather, whatever it's called, is like, uh, or father-in-law, sorry, like owns GB News.
They're very fact-based, uh, statistically analytical.
They are always working with numbers.
George, her husband, is a really, really, really sharp guy.
I really like him a lot.
He, you know, is intellectual, well-read, quite eloquent in his presentation, in his form, in this prose.
And then it's like, well, why are we talking about this?
I thought it was weird, but I did, but I did think it made sense once they challenged it that maybe there's some truth to it.
I was going to say, I don't think it's weird because I mean, I used to like I used to watch Candace like years ago too.
She's always covered pop culture stuff and celebrity gossip from a right-wing angle.
So that's kind of always been her thing if you've been following her.
And that's why so many people like her, especially a lot of women, is because it's very entertainment.
It's not just politics, but it's, you know, it's kind of politics, culture, all these different things.
And I think, especially recently, it's been really funny, like watching this giant female audience following her and then just getting completely red-pilled on stuff that it used to be, you know, you could only find in the corners of 4chan with like the neck beard men reading this stuff.
And now it's just like your average like college girl or, you know, stay-at-home mom is just like knows about the USS Liberty.
It's just really funny to me.
But I think whether or not that's an intentional strategy or not, but it totally works to talk about these regular gossip that appeals to a female audience and celebrities and all this stuff.
And then just like sprinkling in a huge red pill truth nuke.
Like, yeah, it's like Haley Bieber is obviously resentful of his relationship.
And it's crazy because people don't even know if it was 6 million or not.
You know what I mean?
It's like, you just got to go there.
But that is kind of what this show is.
We have some unfans in the audience today.
I really do like they said this is like the right-wing Tim Poole, but Tim Pool's right wing.
So this is the right, right-wing?
I don't know what that means.
And also, they said I'm a midwit.
I'm actually not a midwit.
I'm actually self-diagnosed retarded, which is actually worse.
So that's a truthful statement there.
But keeping it professional, we're not going to watch this whole thing, but I do want to watch the beginning.
Trump now is trying to dictate foreign policy by, I don't know, we call this bribing.
This is a story, though, guys, because this involves free speech.
This involves journalistic integrity.
This involves presidential behavior that is questionable.
It also elucidates and enlightens us to how stupid leaders are.
As they say, they're so unimpressive that they're trying to determine foreign policy that's leading to the deaths of many young men over like personal slights against their wife.
Like this is getting ridiculous.
And you see these Democratic leaders are actually fattened on their own egos and pride that they'll like continue a war simply because they're mad and they won't work with the U.S. that a black woman, by the way, who even in our own country, you know, many people listen to them, maybe not by choice, but you know, if you're in a movie theater, you can hear a lot going on.
It's like, I'm joking, but you know, it's just, Candace always is great.
She's a fantastic, she's a friend.
I love her a lot.
But, you know, like, she's just a podcaster, or is she?
That's kind of what she brings up here.
Listen to this.
This is really impressive.
And I'm going to give her some praise here because, you know, it's quite shocking.
And like I said, I've been holding on to this for a very long time because something happened all the way back in February.
And I was sworn to secrecy temporarily.
And I feel that today is the correct day to inform audiences because it may have some severe global implications.
So here is what happened.
All right.
The date was Monday, February 24th.
And in the early evening, I had just kind of wrapped the show.
It was just after 5:30 p.m., to be precise.
I received a very strange message from a friend of mine.
I'm not going to identify that friend, but the message specifically read, Hey, I have something to tell you from the White House.
They asked me to call you.
I'm just the messenger here.
Again, strange.
I'm just the messenger here, like kind of removing themselves from whatever was going to be said.
So I assume it's got to be something weird.
And I say, Yeah, whatever.
Give me a call.
And so he does call me pretty immediately, by the way.
And he says, Somebody very high up at the White House has asked me to ask you if, as a favor, you could stop speaking about Brigitte Macrone.
Like, what?
Excuse me?
I'm not kidding when I say that in the myriad of possibilities that were floating through my brain about what this phone call was going to be about, that was not one of them.
So I'm just kind of having to redirect and I'm going, what were you talking about?
To be clear, we had, ironically, as a podcast, we had just ended our Brigitte Macron series four days earlier on February 20th.
That's when we released the last episode, which was the epilogue.
So I'm going, that doesn't make sense.
Why am I getting this phone call now?
And obviously, I ask for a little more information.
I say, who?
Who specifically called you?
And that friend of mine says, it's somebody that has the president's ear.
This is somebody important.
So I'm thinking, okay, this is an advisor, Susie Wiles.
I don't know.
And I tell my friend, go back to that person and just say, I said, no, it's free speech.
This is obviously an important story to me.
The implications here are pretty severe about what I've uncovered.
So no deal.
Hang up.
I go into my husband's office and I tell him what just happened.
And honestly, I'm kind of laughing at the absurdity of it because I hadn't thought beyond what may have happened.
And then I do what I always do just in case.
I call Noah, I call the lawyer and I'm like, hey, I know Macron's sending us legal letters.
Just want you to add this onto the pile that somebody at the White House is asking me to just stop speaking about Brigitte Macron.
We kind of have a laugh about it, run it different ways.
Are we going to expect something else to be delivered to my door?
Another threat, implicit threat from the Macrones, somebody calling in a favor, who knows, whatever.
Anyways, we do dinner and I am kind of feeling bad about my pregnant attitude on the phone call, you know, because I was what, eight weeks away from birth and I was a bit shorter on the phone than I would have been if there wasn't like a growing infant foot that's lodged under my lung.
And this person has been very good to me in the past.
And so I resolved that before I go to bed, I'll phone him back and have a much more calm conversation.
Not that I was rude, but just like, hey, what's this actually about?
And so I did.
I did.
And not only that, before I called this individual back, when I checked online, I realized that Emmanuel Macron is in Washington, D.C., February 24th.
He is in Washington, D.C.
And he had departed the White House just hours before I received the call.
So anyways, I am in awe.
A lot of thoughts are running through my mind.
What could this possibly be about?
And when I call that person back, they tell me something that is even stranger.
They say, look, I'm, again, and the messenger here.
What I was told from somebody that's pretty high up at the White House is that Emmanuel Macron is holding up negotiations to end the Russian and Ukrainian war.
I wonder if they figured on her admitting this publicly.
It's because it's such an odd look to be at the center of what they tried to start as World War III, the first attempt at World War III a couple years back.
And they're admitting to her.
I wonder if they figured she would go turn public with it.
And I was really shocked that the video did like 80,000 views because I thought the book club would do like 5,000 views.
But apparently you guys all like the book.
But Buchanan was talking about in our last book club, you know, where the right went wrong that, you know, we've accepted the fact that our governments in the United States don't represent the people.
Like through NAFTA, the corporations and the oligarchs essentially lobby our politicians.
They, you know, move, you know, manufacturing and skilled labor out of the country for cheaper products, cheaper prices.
And then in return, instead of, you know, trying to help us so that we know, hey, now we have cheaper products, they hyperinflate the money.
They allow corporations to get into the housing market and fix the market.
So not only does do we lose our jobs, but we don't get to benefit from the cheap products because inflation devalues our currency.
And then we've realized that even though three-fourths of Americans want to stop immigration, we know even the last four years before Trump, they just opened the borders regardless.
So he goes, you know, we've gotten to a position to where Republicans and Democrats know our government doesn't represent us.
And so a democracy today appears to be, like when we look at this, you go, you're telling me you could negotiate to end a war, but you need a podcaster to delete a video.
That doesn't sound like you're leading on behalf of your people, the Ukrainian people.
It doesn't sound like you're on behalf of the free world or even the West as an idea.
It sounds like you are governing based upon your clique, your status, your bourgeois reputation.
And it's like, democracy, is it really a representation of the people?
Or is it a way to control the people and make it appear like there is not a tyrannical government in charge because the elections are fixed?
And when you see that they're flippantly taking, by the way, close to a million guys have died or been maimed in this war from last time I heard it was like 960,000 white Christian Orthodox men at behest of a non-Christian leader, by the way.
What religion is he?
Mormon.
Those Mormons.
Zelen's classic Mormon name.
No, but I kind of want to touch on that.
You know, it's like, these things, you think it might have been intentional.
I don't know if I agree with that.
I think that this is the curtain being moved on the Wizard of Oz.
Like, I think sometimes they just let it slip and they don't realize Candice isn't in their clique.
She's not in their club.
So she's not, she doesn't follow those rules like Tim Pooh said, where it's like, oh, it's house rules.
He's like, look, they have a club and you and I ain't in it.
And he's probably a lot closer to being in it than you or I.
But the point is, yeah, that's probably what they figured on.
I'd also make the, I'd be the douche to just point out that with all of the christening of democracy and the presupposing of democracy as the right form of government that the boomers have accustomed our ears to.
You know, it's even in the Star Wars films.
We're not a democracy.
We were never intended to be a democracy.
This is supposed to be a constitutional republic.
Aristotle 2,500 years ago noted it, democracy, as a corrupted form of a polity.
It's never been good.
It's always the corrupted form of a good government.
That's what it is.
And so I'm sick of the boomers conditioning us to think democracy is good.
And this is the thing.
It really is the corrupted form of the second good regime, according to Aristotle, which is rule by a few, an oligarchy.
And that's what George Carlin's talking about when he talks about the club that you and I ain't in.
Yeah, really when they say, when they always say, the left always says, we need to protect our democracy or Trump's a threat to democracy.
It's like, yeah, it's true, but what do you guys mean by democracy?
It's like not actually a good thing.
It's all these people pretending that somehow the power is in the hands of the people, but the power is in the hands of way too many people, first of all, because we have mass democracy now.
And then also it's like, it's not really in the hands of anyone except for the people controlling the money and the media.
Who is it that I'm trying to think of who is it as a Freemason over in the British world?
There's somebody, maybe it's with GB News.
That's what I'm thinking of.
Somebody's a Freemason.
And I know a lot of Freemasons founded our country.
There's a lot of secret societies.
There's a lot of clubs and social entourages you can be a part of.
But I just kind of bring up the interesting faction here.
When you realize that the world, there is no such thing as a representative democracy.
There never can be a true republic because a republic can exist maybe for one, two, three generations, right?
But if you let the people change, then the republic doesn't exist.
If the republic is a representation of the people, let's say white Christian men of good stock, of good character, of good reputation, but then you change the demographics of the country to that's not who the people are.
You water down the religion, you water down the racial identity, you water down the voting, you know, established identity of who people are.
You change the country through a fake civil war that was really an invasion.
You know, you radically transform the union.
You change the federalist, anti-federalist ideas in the country and you tip it towards a stronger central government.
Do you really have a representative government?
We're representing who?
And you find out that that's why a country that loses its identity actually ends up becoming a democracy, not a republic.
Because when you lose your central identity, core identity of who you are, then you actually are more tyrannical, more authoritarian than anything.
And it's even more disgusting because people think their vote matters.
And it's just like, look, all you have to do to control the population here is just rig the primaries.
Unfortunately, the politicians nowadays and almost every country that we're running into does not care about whoever voted for them.
They don't care about their own country.
What they do is it's just one big group, as you were mentioning, that we're not a part of.
We've seen it time and time again.
I mean, Ukraine, you have people that don't want to go to war.
What they're doing is they're grabbing young men.
They're dragging them out on the battlefield.
As far as Israel is concerned, the American people, we wanted nothing to do with Iran.
And what ended up happening is we started getting dragged into that war as well.
Same with the Ukraine war.
And, you know, France and all these other countries, they're doing the same thing.
There's a lot of people within their country that doesn't want the mass migration, doesn't want all these illegals pouring over their board.
You know, they're worried for their women, their children.
Justifiably, they should be.
But their government just continues to do this time and time again.
You know, and as you mentioned, what they do is you drag in a bunch of people from all over the earth and then you change the demographic.
It's easier to control.
People are less united.
And that's the problem that we're running into.
And another thing you do is you allow crime to continue.
You allow crime to, you know, grow, make things more dangerous.
They're well aware of crime statistics, the ones that they're hiding, the ones that they're manipulating, but they continue to allow it.
And that, and in my opinion, that's just leading us more also towards not even just separating us as a people, but then also creating more of a police state.
So that's where you have companies like Palantir coming in and all these others.
So this way you can have mass monitoring and really keep an eye on all of us.
So this is all just part of their plan.
I don't think this comes down to them actually caring about the people that voted for them.
Macron, maybe he just got upset because he keeps getting slapped in the face by the dude.
But it's nothing about trying to help the people that voted for them.
What it is is trying to keep their agenda moving forward.
And that's why we see the attack on Candace.
That's why we see the attack on Tucker.
That's why we see the attack on everybody else because they realize that they're losing grip on this narrative that they've kept for years, the narrative that tricked the boomers, the narratives that tricked all these other generations.
And it's not working anymore.
You know, we have platforms like X.
Yes, X has trouble as well as far as limiting free speech.
We've seen that with the H-1Bs, but it's allowing the American people and allowing other people to get their voice out there.
And really, that shakes things up.
And that's why we're seeing that happening.
And we're also seeing the fact that now they're trying to limit the free speech because they're worried about the truth that's being revealed every single day.
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We have an amazing super chat from JK sent in $100.
So that debate that Jay had with another Orthodox guy who was against two Catholic guys really grew out of the debate that he and I had with a Protestant guy on Tim Pool's show a couple Fridays ago.
I thought we were going to go on Capturing Christianity or some other channel to do a more formal debate.
I haven't yet seen the whole thing, the whole two by two, but it's been raging on Twitter, this whole question of does Islam worship the same God as Christianity?
Is there such a thing as natural religion?
Is there a real way to tell with human reason alone what the true God is?
And yeah, I have lots of thoughts about that, but I haven't been able to catch the entire thing yet.
And at some point, Jay and I are going to hash it out in a formal debate on some large platform because blood sport debate doesn't really work.
If you saw the Tim Pool thing, it was just a lot of shouting.
No, we'll cover it too later, but there's also a clip.
We don't have it on the show, but like it was titled, You Almost Got Me There, because another black artist at Glastonbury was like, You know, they say that, you know, you want to take your country back, but you know, how about, yeah, how about we take our country back?
How about we do that?
We get the country back.
And everyone starts screaming.
You're like, oh my gosh, it goes, back from the right-wing extremists, back from the white supremacists.
Brigitte Macron was an individual who was born Jean-Michel Tragneau.
And the relation to Emmanuel is that I can't say for certain.
You know, that's why we did not conclude how they are related.
My sense is it's the missing uncle whose name is Jean-Michel, who was God, who was the godfather when Emmanuel Macron got first communion at school, who's just missing.
Like there's just like a missing.
That's my best bet is that it's an uncle.
But I don't know.
I don't know.
I know that without question that Brigitte Macron was not born a woman.
So besides the democracy thing, making claims like this, you know, about someone, like she's making a factual claim, you know, she can't really get sued because they're from another country.
I mean, but yeah, anyway, apparently this is such a big issue that they're willing to keep the war going.
I just kind of want to remind people of that.
They literally hate you and will let your children die.
They will let your women get raped.
They will bring Pakistanis in to gang rape your kids.
They will allow you to be stabbed at a football game as long as you're nice to their wife and they get to go onto an island to watch Jeff Bezos get married.
That's all they care about.
They hate you.
They laugh at your death.
And in fact, your deaths are a blood ritual to the devil.
It's not even a joke.
They have to sacrifice you because why?
Because why?
There's two major conflicts the West is involved in, and they're both led by presidents that have the same religion.
I don't want to belabor the point here, but the fact that Trump got involved, everything here, it makes me believe that what she's exposing is something deeper.
We know that there is a conspiracy about everyone being married to men and that these are homosexuals who, by the way, it's Pride Month last day, so we're very happy.
You know, it's very good.
We loved it.
The naked men walk around kids and stuff.
It's very, very good for the country.
You know, we're very, very supportive of all that stuff.
Tim himself has said, you know, if only we could get more of that, the country might be saved.
I think she is more red-pilled on certain things than she lets on.
And I think that's because of strategic reasons, because she doesn't want to come across as too crazy or something.
But I don't think it's a bad strategy.
I don't think everyone needs to just go fully off the deep end and say the complete truth about everything.
As long as they're leading people in that direction, I don't really have a problem with it.
And then also, when it comes to this, you know, Macron story, I was pretty skeptical at first because I think the right wing does have this like weird obsession with conspiracy theories where it's like some of the time they're right, but then a lot of times it's like the waters are being muddied by these silly conspiracy theories.
It's like, I don't really personally think Michelle Obama is actually a man.
I don't know if you guys do believe that.
I just don't actually think it's true.
I think it kind of makes us look stupid to say that with no evidence.
And I was feeling the same way about this at the beginning with Candace.
And now it's just like, I don't know, maybe with all the journalists, with the French government coming after her, and now with our own government calling her up, it's like, it's probably true, to be honest.
No, I would say that Candace herself makes a pretty strong case.
I watched with my wife the first episodes of becoming Brigitte, and it's rather compelling.
But I'm a little bit, I'm tempted to say grow up when Sarah, you're saying that Michelle is not a man, you know, just to reverse the standard of review there.
But I think the case for Michelle has been made mainly by pictures as well, in a Norman Rockwell way, similar to the picture we just saw.
But there seems to be something.
I don't know what they do in that club, but it's a very odd club.
You know, no, but genuinely, I do find it to be a bit intriguing.
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That being said, I want to change the topic here onto something rather kind of interesting.
So there was a really, really, really pretty insane.
I'm going to see if we have it here.
Do we have the interview?
Here we go.
We have a pretty insane interview with RFK Jr. and Tucker Carlson.
I just don't know if it's okay to even play this stuff, but listen to this interview that he gave.
This is the head of the CDC, by the way.
So I don't know how someone could get mad about this on YouTube, but listen to this.
What you would do if you wanted to find the answer, which is to compare outcomes in a fully vaccinated group to health outcomes in an unvaccinated group.
And CDC did that study in 1999.
They brought in a team of scientists under a Belgian researcher named Thomas Verstratten.
And they looked at the data.
They looked at children who had received the hepatitis vaccine within their first 30 days of life and compared those children to children who had received the vaccine later were not at all.
And they found an 11, 135% elevated risk of autism among the vaccinated children.
And it shocked them.
They kept the study secret and they manipulated it through five different iterations to try to bury the link.
And, you know, we know how they did it.
They got rid of all the older children, essentially, and just had younger children who were too young to be diagnosed.
And they stratified the data and they did a lot of other tricks.
And all of those studies were the subject of those kind of that kind of tricks.
I think we're going to avoid the V-word here, but I want to talk about this here.
RFK has a few different claims he makes in this interview with Tucker, and I want to start here.
It's really interesting that a lot of times you have to be careful with arguments about controversial topics because the way that people tell the truth while lying is that they'll say something like, all of these jabs that you give a kid do not cause autism.
And it may actually be true.
Maybe 99.9% of them have no link at all.
But when you do a study and you do them all, you test them all together.
If one, let's just say, had a study and showed its connection to autism, like it did in Belgium, then statistically, it's less than a 5% standard deviation, which means that though it would be, you know, scientifically ambiguous to not actually mention the study, you could ethically, in a peer-reviewed journal, throw out the study because you're talking about 37, 60, 72 scheduled injections, multiple rounds of the injections, maybe over 100 injections over the life of a child.
And then you would look and go, oh, okay, yeah, one injection looks to cause something in a late stage of development.
Then you can go, but it's only 1%.
And so, you know, theoretically, overall, the general understanding is that these injections are safe, that they're healthy and that they don't cause autism.
And this is what how group cumulative studies end up causing, you know, have very biased outcomes.
You publish that because if you spend all this money doing this research and you find something, and I know this from doing my own and I, you know, my own research, I'll just say, I'm going to say for who because I was an NDA, but do my own research is that, you know, if you find something that goes against peer-reviewed science, which means generally accepted science, if you find data, you're actually wrong.
And that's how they accept it.
Like you did something wrong.
So if you find data that goes against the generally perceived notion of accepted scientific data, you're incorrect.
And what RFK came out and said is actually, you know, if you break down these studies and you look at one individual product that's given to children, this one study in Belgium did find that in late stage development, it was causing neurological stunting, that people were not developing correctly, that they were showing abnormal learning behavior.
And then they manipulated everything and changed the data because they were afraid.
And I'm going to remind you this.
The reason why they're afraid is because they're humans.
And if you work yourself for 10 years and get your PhD or you get your medical license and people are, you know, you find data that it could get you blacklisted, you might lose your entire life work.
And I think that's what he's pointing out here that there are studies that, because he has a task force researching this, that there are studies that have been altered, changed, or thrown out that show that maybe hepatitis B injection is linked to some adverse side effects.
Again, that's not my claim.
It's not the claim of the show.
I haven't read the studies, but that's the CDC.
You know, that's the direct technology, it's not the direct of the CDC, but it's HHS or whatever, but still, it's technically above the director.
This is the guy in charge of health is saying that we've been lied to about this.
I'm not shocked, but I don't know if you think this is credible.
I don't know if you think that there is a link or if it's just that maybe it was so ridiculous and they didn't, they didn't really want to talk about it.
Well, I don't know what your thought is on this, but I feel like that's kind of a bombshell for the HHS director to actually say, hey, there's an 11, 1,135% increase in the chance of developmental disorders when you get this one injection.
I mean, what we've been learning for the last five years is crazy, and there's no nice way to say it.
We thought these people were the crazy ones.
And we won't say the V word.
We were avoiding the V word when we were talking about Brigitte and Michelle Obama.
It's a different one.
You can't even say it in reference to those people, but a different V word we're going to avoid saying here.
And yeah, I think the public is turning on that.
I think their behavior and their protesting too, they're consistently protesting too much, you know, from, I don't know, the years 2020 to about 2023 has turned the tide.
I don't know especially a lot about it, but we know what happened in those years.
Yeah, I mean, the pharmaceutical industry, unfortunately, we've all lost hope in it.
I mean, trust the science doesn't work anymore.
You know, the winter severe death never came, which, you know, Biden wanted to tell us was happening.
But the problem is the pharmaceutical industries have taken over, you know, television.
They're showing us ads that you don't see in other countries.
They've also taken over politicians, you know, big people like Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and many others are getting their pockets filled.
And we've seen time and time again where these studies are being altered, you know, and even just what the news is showing us is being altered.
I remember when Joe Rogan came out and he was talking about how he was treating what he was going through.
What the media did is they called him crazy.
They said that he was taking horse medicine.
They went ahead and even discolored the photos, the videos to make it look like he was pale, like he was sick.
And we've seen other credible, you know, scientists and as well as doctors that came forward.
And then what they did is they tried to demoralize them.
They tried to make them look like they were crazy, like they were just coming up with things.
So it's very unfortunate, but the pharmaceutical industry does has a very strong grip on the American people.
And this is something that we have to break away from.
We are a very unhealthy country.
Everything from the medicines we take to the food we digest, but we allow it to continue.
And the reason we allow it to continue is because people are getting paid.
So yes, we've all lost hope in it.
It's very unfortunate.
Something like that RFK is talking about, I could see definitely being true.
I don't know why a kid's actually getting that shot personally if their parents doesn't have any pre-existing condition that would be a reason for them to have that shot.
They are experimental to the point where when we go ahead and then they forced it upon the American people, saying this is everything is safe, everything is effective, you have nothing to worry about.
But then, in the same breath, saying, No, you can't go ahead, you can't sue the pharmaceutical industries, no matter what kind of repercussions that your body has due to, you know, everything.
You can't go back, you can't sue them, you can't do this.
And I don't know, if something's that safe and effective, then why are you setting up all these guidelines where we can't even go ahead and point out when something bad happens?
Why can't we go ahead and confront the people that are giving us these things and say, Hey, listen, you got me sick, my children are sick, I'm having women are having a hard time with childbirth cancer rates, whatever it may be.
But they don't allow us to go ahead and confront them.
So, what they did is they went ahead, they fed us a lie, they told us, you know, one is going to fix you.
Okay, maybe now, two, maybe now, three, maybe now, four, and it just kept adding up.
And you become a pincushion, pretty much, for all this experiment.
And then you can't go ahead and you can't even confront the manufacturers who are providing this to you with all the lies that our government gave us.
She had her sixth birthday during 2020, by the way.
It was really good.
No, but you did miss out on a lot.
Like, you're actually the, I hate to say the word victim, but like that sucks.
Like, being in like that transitional age of like high school, college, and like having that happen during the formative years of like prom and everything like that.
It's like, no matter how much you try, they try to block everything and then a lot of times when I find that they're blocking something, that just means you're getting closer to the truth.
But yeah, they silence everything, even with Lgbtq plus Abcd, whatever.
Um, for a while there I was even putting hashtag protect the children and I was like showing the events and stuff like that, and the hashtag blew up.
It got like I think half a million other people were uh, reposting it and then they went and got rid of the hashtag because yeah don't, don't you dare protect the children, you know so um yeah, so it's.
It's sad, but we've seen that all across the platforms.
Oh yeah, someone put, remember they that Ukraine killed Gonzalo Lira?
Remember that, dude?
I knew Gonzalo Lira, by the way, and i'm not like people say, I knew him.
I knew him.
We used to talk on, you know, because he was a he's a Gonzo journalist at the time.
Remember, Ukraine killed him because he was uh pushing the boundaries on youtube and they just killed him.
And then, American he's American, by the way citizen Ukraine killed an American assassin, American citizen uh, and then it was like, oh well, you know, he was criticizing them on youtube um, and then, by the way, I was laughing because uh, the minister of public affairs in Ukraine like retweeted a video of like Orbon, of like Hungry, and it was like, one day, Hungry will be democratic again.
And it was like, didn't you ban elections and all opposition parties in Ukraine?
Uh sure yeah okay, if that's what the trad cats want, you know, i'm just gonna submit to the authority and go along with that, all right well, let me, let me play this.
So um, one thing interesting that he brought up here for further evidence was uh, basically what goes on in the medical practice.
This is like a really important topic.
What happens?
I know, for an instance, I have really good insurance uh, like not everyone here does, so i'm not posting, I just spend a lot of my money on insurance for my family like right, I have kids.
So it's like when you're single, you don't really have to spend a lot of money on insurance.
When you have kids, you can't really risk it um, and it's very expensive.
But uh, you know, I thought it was funny, because barely any doctors will see my family because we don't take these products.
You know what I mean?
They won't see my kids, they won't they, they won't allow them, and they'll actually kick you out uh, which gets even crazier.
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There's a published article out there now that says that 50% of revenues to most pediatricians come from vaccines.
And then there's a whole structure where Blue Cross and the other insurance companies pay bonuses to the pediatrician to make sure if, for example, 95% of their clients are fully vaccinated, they get a huge bonus.
It could be tens of thousands of dollars.
And that's why you're a pediatrician.
If you say, I want to go slow on the vaccines or I want to have a little different schedule, your pediatrician will throw you out of his practice because you're now jeopardizing that bonus structure.
And these are all perverse incentives that stop doctors from actually practicing medicine and caring for the client because they're looking at the bottom line.
So I can't say for sure on this specific topic, but I do remember during the scam demic, I do know, like I knew people in the medical industry in Canada, and basically hospitals would get payouts from the government, like individual hospitals, even though it's socialized, they would get more funding from the government if basically they had more people diagnosed with the disease, I'm pretty sure.
Yeah, a lot of these doctors, they, you know, from what I've read as well, that they were also getting payouts, as Sarah mentioned there.
So that's probably why they were doing their TikTok dance.
They were just happy they had so much coming in.
But another thing that I found too is I've actually met representatives before that go to doctors' offices, make deals with the doctors, and they say that make sure that your patients are using a certain prescription and we'll give you a kickback.
So a lot of the medical field has been taken over in that sense, where they're giving you medication based off of a financial incentive.
And I just got to kind of question, you know, why is it that we have a lot of politicians that go on podcasts, go on Fox News?
People are constantly chatting up, talking about things, but like nothing ever happens.
No one's getting arrested.
No one's going to jail.
There's no accountability whatsoever.
It's just always like, well, by the way, you know, Fauci was committed a federal crime.
It's like, do something about it, buddy.
Because I want to play a clip.
I want to compare what happens in El Salvador and have a talk about neo-fascism a little bit and about what they're doing down El Salvador because I think it's some important things that were stated.
Watch what he says.
And then you tell me, why aren't we doing something about this?
Screw a presidential pardon.
Somebody committed an act of terror against the American people and the world.
Like they should be dealt with.
It's like, oh, well, you know, Hitler was given a pardon.
I don't think the liberals would like that, right?
Like they allow you if you're like quoting a government official or whatever.
Like that's just like their weird things.
And we don't really care about the censorship.
We're just trying to like figure out how to, how to work around it.
But dude, like that's actually pretty crazy claims.
And my point is, is that, look, we already think that we already knew that.
It's not new, but this is coming from a federal employee, you know, appointed by the duly elected president of the United States.
It's a high-level, you know, high-level security clearance employee who's very close to the president inside the inner circle, who's stating that somebody basically committed a seditious crime against the United States, committed bio-warfare against us, and is, you know, at least palpable.
You know, you can say that he's probably to blame.
And then it's like, oh, well, yeah, you know, well, but he got a pardon.
Even before he got his pardon, you know, Fauci has a very dark past.
If you look at all the other pandemics, there are, you know, things that we had to happen that he was involved with, not to mention just, you know, what happened a couple of years ago.
But what it's come down to is there's been so many times our politicians have gone on TV and what they do is they just try to give the best soundbite.
You know, every single time, oh, we found something in the emails.
Oh, we found out it's connected to this.
And every single time they're like, you know, this is it.
Time, time to really go after Fauci, but they never do nothing.
Our politicians never do anything.
And this was going on way before the pardon even came out.
We were frustrated with what they put us through.
We were frustrated with the lies.
But what they did is they allowed it to continue.
And instead, they just, as I said, they just wanted to look good on camera for 30, 40 seconds and then leave it alone.
And the American people, we become like cheerleaders when we hear a politician say something, don't care if they follow through with it.
We're just like, yeah, did you hear him?
You really got him.
And it's like, no, let's really get him.
Let's lock him up.
Let's have him persecuted for the crimes that he committed, the lies that he told us and the poisoning of our country.
You know, so it's instructive in the same way that the year of 2020 and 2021 was.
Because before normal-minded people that didn't subscribe to every conspiracy theory around the block would say, you know, bro, I would believe that, but you know, you can't keep a secret between three or more people in a room.
And that seemed compelling.
It's got natural purchase.
But what we learned, what most people learned in 2020 and 2021 is that the real conspiracies hide in plain sight.
And they hide in plain sight for the precise reason, logistically speaking, the rationale is that we can sit around and talk about it.
And it can even be a mouthpiece, a duly appointed mouthpiece.
The president of the United States of America.
Now, it's crazy hearing that ratification out of RFK's mouth.
We all knew he thought it.
Now he's saying it as a duly appointed guy by POTUS.
But what are we, that doesn't do anything.
So the people that step between the raindrops, the people that are in the club that George Carlin was talking about, they can have a portion 10%, 15%, even 20% of the population talking about him.
And you're brought back to the kind of black legend of the peasants about Draco and things like that.
They're out there whispering, even if they're 80% of the population, whispering about the horrible things that go on inside the castle and they can't do anything about it.
Ultimately, this is why democracy is BS is because we can know, even if we are a bigger contingent of the population than we are, the people that are red-pilled on X, Y, or Z, we can know to the tune of 20% of us, 25% of us, and we can't do anything about it.
Knowledge really isn't power.
Foucault was wrong.
Foucault was a gay man.
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But the point is we can know and we can talk about it.
You know, people say, you know, it's like the Q-tards, you know, it's like, oh, you know, the White Hats are coming or this or that.
You know, I don't, this is going to be a shout out to Preger.
You know, Preger, you just worked with the White House on a series.
It's really good, by the way, of our founding fathers.
It takes their portraits and it reads from their journals about like their founding of the country.
And when you read these people, they weren't people who listened to podcasts.
They were just men of conviction and men who had a moral code and an ethical code.
And that's really why they did what they did.
It wasn't because they didn't even know if they were going to survive or a nation was going to be birthed.
What they knew is they were standing on principle.
And when you see that, like, you know, you don't realize our founding fathers had their homes burned down by the British, their wives imprisoned, their daughters raped, you know, like, and they, one of them was on the run for six years.
He had to run out naked in the field.
And, you know, like, these people sacrificed because they knew that liberty would come at a cost.
And like you said, like, knowledge being power and stuff, people think just because we know things, somehow there's like some sort of like, well, we know what they did during 2020, but that doesn't mean anything, right?
Because no one's willing to sacrifice anything, not even air conditioning.
Well, like, like, but I, but I want to play this because there's a, there's, there's this clip, right?
Everyone knows.
So I went down to El Salvador to try to talk with some government officials.
I wanted to understand, you know, really what neo-fascism was accomplishing in the nation.
Um, because they went from literally being the most dangerous country in the world, more dangerous than Iraq and you know, Afghanistan or any other country the U.S. has liberated.
So it was like they did to being safer than the United States.
And I went down there and it is a safe country, man.
You, you, you see the South Africanization of the country where like, there's like glass and you know large walls and it's very like you could tell that was like a war zone.
But there's, like you know, four foot girls walking around at two in the morning drinking, you know, hanging out, and they're not in any danger.
You're safer as a woman in El Salvador than you are in the United States as a woman walking around at night, and that even goes like I would have cash and I never felt you know somebody, even around here.
No, but listen to this um list, listen to this speech from the president, and I want you to pay attention to his wording, because he's saying something very foreign to Western nations that I think we're gonna have to adopt here if we're gonna see any recovery.
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We're going to be, literally, literally, it's not an exaggeration, it's an hyperbole, literally, we're going to be the most insecure country of the world to be the most insecure country of all the occidental hemispheres.
Le pregunto a estos periodistas, ¿por qué desean que nos maten?
¿Por qué desean ver sangre de salvadoreños?
¿Por qué no están felices de que en nuestro país ya no corre la sangre que corría antes?
¿Por qué deberir nosotros y nuestros hijos para que ustedes estén contentos que estamos respetando su falsa democracia que ni ustedes mismos respeten en sus propios países?
It's not like Kim Jong-un, where like, you know, it's like, oh, the great leader.
Yeah, yeah.
Like, you go down there.
My Spanish isn't bad.
I can talk to the people down there in Spanish, and all they want to talk to you about is, oh, you're American.
Do you know what our president did?
It's such a good country.
He saved us all.
Like, I mean, I'm not going to get down to the crime, but like, you know, the phrase nickel and diming literally comes from what robbers used to do down there, where like you'd get on the bus and they would just collect your nickels and dimes before they even let the bus go.
In fact, the way that he fixed the country and his funding the country is he saved the country only has several billion dollars of GDP.
And from my understanding, from when I was down there, it was like the criminal activity were taking like several billion dollars a year from the economy.
So he was able to increase the economy by like 30% and pay for the entire operation of the government by just getting rid of the crime.
So like they don't have to like tax corporations and stuff and they're able to like just bring anyone in.
But he says some important things there, which is like, you know, you journalists basically, you're the problem because you, you know, you report things so deceptively.
It's like, oh, well, why'd you violate the human rights of like 60,000 people?
And he's like, so that 6 million can be free.
You know, is it really violating the rights of humans or is it getting control of the problem so that honest people can have human rights?
Is there really human rights here if we're ruled by violence and criminality?
It's like in America, like, but what if black people are upset?
And what if Mexicans don't like that?
What if the what if the nation is free and prosperous again?
And he tells them to that the journalists, why do you want our blood to be spilled?
Why do you want the reality of our life to be shitty and deadly so that you can present a fake democracy so you can write?
Like, look how good El Salvador is.
They respect human rights.
Don't you care more about reality than what it looks like on paper that our people are prosperous and free?
And I'm telling you, you got to go down there.
You're going to go down there.
These people are so happy.
They're like liberated.
It's what they thought was going to happen in Baghdad.
The people have this jubilant excitement.
They're poor people.
Like, I love living in El Salvador.
Everyone should move here.
It's so great.
People are moving back to El Salvador from America.
Americans are moving to El Salvador.
It's a genuinely insane feeling.
But I'm just pointing out the fact that he points out something we have to adopt, which is his neo-fascism worked.
A police state does work when it's led by the right people.
It's dangerous when it's in the hands of the wrong people, but so is democracy.
I mean, it was one of the most dangerous places you could be.
People couldn't walk the streets safely.
You know, cartels were pretty much running everything.
So he went in there, he cleaned everything up.
And I know the Democrats here are excited because they want to just keep bringing all those criminals back no matter how many times we send them over.
You know, it got to the point where he went ahead, he took the, you know, the actual people that were from that country.
He put them first.
He didn't put, you know, outsiders first.
He didn't put, you know, criminals first.
He didn't allow them to manipulate and pull on our heartstrings by saying, you know, like, as he said, the news and the media was lying because that's what we see here.
And what you see now is you've seen he's actually turned that country completely around.
So I give him a lot of credit.
It's amazing that he was able to have it done that fast.
And I wish we would clean up more here.
Do I think we need a police state here?
No, I'm not really for a police state, but I mean, something drastic does have to be done.
Like, why can't we just put the military in the streets of Chicago?
No, but seriously, it's like, why don't we do what we did with the anti-ICE protests and just declare it a national emergency because it is one because we have been invaded by illegal immigrants.
Why don't we multiply the amount of ICE agents by like 10 by just putting the military on the streets, deporting people who are here illegally and jailing people who are in gangs?
And we're talking about what boomers would call racism.
When you have a target population that does such a disproportionately high number of the violent crime, which is all anyone really cares about, the violent crime, then you try that first.
We can use surgical precision to just start talking about it openly.
And I think in a place like this, maybe I'm the dissenting voice here, but I think you start talking about it openly and you start not just joking about it or making jokes with your white friends and then looking over your shoulders, but just saying, look, like blacks do all the crime here.
And so something needs to be done.
And it's not all blacks, but it's a lot of blacks do pretty much all of the violent crime here.
And we have to be able to talk about that.
And your boomer relatives are the ones tugging their collars at the table, getting uncomfortable.
But I don't know.
I don't know exactly how you solve it here, aside from that's definitely the first step.
What I'm saying is because like she asked, why is it not happening here?
And it's because like, dude, it's just like you saw in LA, they can crush riots, like they can stop them.
But it's just, we've allowed people who are not us.
Like, look at, look at the Zorhan Mamdani.
Like, it's like a dude who's trying to push eating with his hands on us, right?
So he's saying, like, I eat my hands.
I'm from the third world.
The third world is better.
We have non-white immigrants and these people pushing their third worldism on us.
And they're like, you know, they get into office like Jasmine Crockett, AOC are good examples.
And all of a sudden they have like ghetto accents.
Like you have AOC who's from Yorktown, a high-end white area where her current, her home she grew up in is worth somewhere between $500,000, $800,000.
You know, the average home price in her neighborhood is $800,000, $900,000 from a good high school.
She's like a science fair winner, went to Boston University, a top university going, I'm just a girl from the Bronx.
You know, I'm a Bronx girl.
And Jasmine Crockett being like, who didn't give that?
Where's my crab legs and my Altima?
Who heard that beep from that thing?
You know, like there, it's like we're appealing to like a lower form of civilization.
And it's, it's the South Africanization of the country where we're, we, we are, you know, like, I don't know.
I just, I was talking to a Rhodesian, you know, I've talked to a lot of Rhodesian of my friends.
It's like, dude, they had curfews for the Native Africans, you know, eight o'clock, the sirens would blare and they had to be inside or they got arrested.
And that was the only way they kept violence down.
They had to keep the Africans off the streets after eight.
And so when The communists, with the help of the United States, remember the United States paired with the communists to collapse the white ethnostate because they wanted to create gay global democracy.
The United States, you know, embargoed and ended up putting restrictions on importation of weapons to the Rhodesians.
The United States caused the collapse and the British abandoned them.
But in that being said, once the curfew went away, violence spiked like 1500%.
And so it's like, that sounds so archaic to people like us.
It's like, it does sound, it does sound crazy.
It doesn't sound crazy to me, but to like to really think about like sirens blaring and then like, you know, Africans can no longer be outside.
It's very foreign.
It's not how we were raised.
However, if you went to a gas station at Lake Worth, which is a city I'm staying in right now, my Airbnb, you know, if you go into Lake Worth and there was no Africans on the streets past 8 p.m., I might actually go to a gas station.
You know what I mean?
And so it's like, what do you want?
Do you want to seem nice to people or do you want to be able to move?
Do you want a functioning society?
And why is it not happening?
It's because what he said, we live in a gay, Jewish, you know, society, which is apparently a good thing, by the way, to everyone else.
But it cares more about the appearance.
Like, well, at least everyone's free.
It's like, but it's unsafe and we're dying.
And it's like, yeah, but it would be mean.
So it's better that you should die and that they should be free than for them to lose their freedom and then for you to not die.
So that your life is not valuable to them, which means they hate you, which means you're occupied by Zionist Jewish people.
A gay, Jewish, gynecentric, correct, whatever, failed democracy.
Correct.
Yeah, my whole point was just that the real spell in a place like our different places are going to contextualize, you know, the political culture will contextualize solution making, problem solving differently.
But it always needs to start, especially in a place like America or, you know, the Five Eyes, England, Canada, the West.
It needs to start by breaking the spell and just having the conversations, not like you and I were saying at dinner, Elijah, not by saying it like an edge lord, but just saying it because it's normal.
It's normal to talk about statistics and things like that.
It's very white.
It's a very white thing to do.
It's a very Western civilization thing to do.
It'll be like, hmm, look at these interesting crime statistics.
It looks like pretty much all of this one group with a little extra melanin in their skin does all of the violent crimes.
Like something should be done about that.
We can take it and workshop it after that and decide what to do and contextualize it and break it down.
But we need to start having the conversations.
And what we were all told by the last few generations is that it's mean to even crunch those numbers, do that math, begin those conversations.
Okay, so typically now at the show, you know, we're going to do our extra segment.
We call it the slightly offensive segment on locals.
Guys, it's free to join locals at elijahschafer.locals.com.
It's free to join, reminding you guys that this Sunday, I don't know if we're going to have the book club this Sunday because it's a holiday weekend.
So just stay tuned.
You'll find out.
But it's important to realize that we are still reading our book.
Make sure you start reading chapters four, five, and six of where the right went wrong.
Again, if you're the winner of this and you were on the last show, we'll just email you again.
Make sure you know so we can send you a Kindle.
This next week, we're giving away another Kindle.
So, if you want to win another Kindle, I think you might have two weeks actually to read the rest of the book.
I know it seems long doing like a month of a book over two months, but some of you guys need the help to, we'll just make it slow and steady for the first part of the book.
But I think we'll be done probably within like three weeks.
So, four, five, and six, the three chapters.
Read it, send a picture of yourself reading the book.
We decided that the locals segment is going to be a combo of three different things over time.
It's going to be like just talking about things from the show that we wanted to talk about that maybe we couldn't because of censorship or whatever it is.
It's either, and we're going to take phone calls and stuff from you guys going forward in the future.
We're working on kind of redoing the studio.
We're working on being able to take in phone calls.
And or it's just going to be like what slightly offensive was.
The segment where we get just some funny videos from that I've posted talking about some racial, some stuff that probably wouldn't make it too hot on YouTube because we do love just having those good segments.
But it's kind of like a whole different little like mini show at the end that we just kind of get together and laugh and talk shit.
So go to locals to my guests here today, though, if they want to find you and follow you.
Reminding you that we have a special tomorrow on Catholicism, a one-hour special with Sarah and Timothy tomorrow night at seven.
And the night after that, oh no, sorry, Wednesday night, we have that.
Thursday night, we have an almost serious one-on-one with Timothy talking about patriarchy, the place of men in a home, Christian relationships, marriage, all of that stuff going on.
We're loving the move here.
But Timothy, how can people find you?
How can they follow you before we go over to locals?
I was like, okay, let me just order 17 items, like mushrooms and everything, put them in there.
And we're doing it.
And then as she's making it to me, the guy's like, dude, I'll just get you to Timothy.
Like, no, I'll just get you and I'll just make yours.
So he's literally ordering the same thing I'm getting.
And then we go to checkout and she hands us three containers of food because she went after he made his, made a duplicate of what she served me because I asked for two.
Even when I said we're ordering together, we'll just order at the same time.
And she like gave it as like, yeah, here's your food.
You're like, you damn it.
The fatigue is so strong.
It's just like, it's crazy, including the fact that my bank mailed my bank card to a wrong address in California.
When I asked him to cancel it, he kept writing, I do not know, sir.
I'd be like, do not know what?
Please cancel the card.
No can do.
And you're going, dude, it's Amex.
And they're like responding in broken English.
I'm like, please, why would you send a card to a random address?
Because, sir, it's address you send.
And you're like, dude, it's all day, every day, moment by moment, interaction by interaction.
I'm just getting tipped away by these people.
You don't live in a first world country anymore, Anon.
And I just thought it was interesting because, where is it?
Oh, yeah, here he is.
Beardson was like, it is a vape pen.
I love nicotine.
I don't have anxiety with the super chat.
But it's true.
It's like, it's like, dude, these guys are.
I hate to say this, by the way, you guys, but you're making him famous.
Like, he does, he gets famous from the hate watch, and he's lucky because it's a really good position.
Him, Destiny, Parker, like being in that position where the, like, the right hates you and Joey Manorino comments BBC in all your photos, like, you're making big bucks off of, like, the young Turks do it too.
It's why Chenko's on all the right-wing shows and Anna Kasparian courts us because the left knows the best way to make money is by going viral on the right wing.
Kyle Kalinsky's been doing it with Tim Poole as well.
Well, you'll have to come back in a couple months.
We'll just fly down for a day or two and come do a debate with Jay Dyer because I think we could really get you a person too, but the studio should be completely upgraded by then so you can have a buddy and Jay will have his companion and it'll be like because then we can actually go for four hours.
