Outside the autonomous zone of George Floyd Memorial, you see, in Minneapolis, where the
Chavin trial is now taking place, far leftists have set up an autonomous zone.
And apparently someone was already shot and killed there.
We are entering, it's like a rerun of exactly where we were.
When they defund the police, it emboldens these groups.
When these people go in riot and they don't do anything about it, it emboldens these groups.
And now there's a video going around of a local journalist who's outside of this new autonomous zone in Minneapolis explaining what's happening when two people dressed all in black threaten this man and they tell him he better leave or else.
And he's shocked.
I'm not.
I've seen it before, and we'll see it again.
You can expect, at least in my opinion, there to be mass riots in Minneapolis, no matter what happens in this trial.
It's going to get bad, it's going to get intense, and we're going to talk about it.
And we'll talk about a bunch of other things, too.
We have from Christopher Rufo, apparently someone leaked him documents, that one school's teaching kids to worship Aztec gods and ritual sacrifice, and other just... I don't know exactly what they're talking about.
But it's just very, very strange.
The general idea is it's anti-whiteness, so anything coming from Europe is considered wrong or taboo and must be rejected.
And this is what we're getting in our schools now.
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They say, outside the autonomous zone of the George Floyd Memorial, where police aren't allowed.
They say Minneapolis leaders say they'll reopen a barricaded intersection known as George Floyd Square after the murder trial the former police officer accused of killing him.
But the activists who serve as unofficial leaders and organizers of the area have issued 24 demands before they'll step aside, even calling for the recall of the county prosecutor.
Why?
They arrested and charged the guy!
See, no matter what happens, it's not enough.
I'd be willing to bet they're basically saying we want first-degree murder and death penalty for Chauvin.
They're going to say the square sprang up organically in the days after Floyd's death
as people gathered to express their grief and anger, including leaving offerings.
Community members set up barricades of refrigerators, trash cans and wooden pallets to block traffic.
The city eventually replaced those with concrete barriers.
The memorial now called an autonomous zone was set up by protesters and supporters
at the now vacant Speedway station.
It's very tense near the memorial, and a militant-style group has closed off several blocks with barricades.
They don't allow the police inside.
The situation at the memorial, from what I understand, it's kind of volatile, said Kim Griffin, a Minneapolis resident.
People that want to go and support doesn't feel a sense of inclusion.
There is more of like militant type atmosphere over and a sense of fear.
Griffin supports police reform and protested Floyd's death outside the courthouse Tuesday, but she doesn't agree with what's happening at the memorial.
Her nephew, who identified to NewsNation as Imaz Wright, was shot and killed at the memorial over the weekend.
Quote, police were not allowed to get into that area.
He was carried out outside of the zone of George Floyd Square.
It was made clear law enforcement was not welcome to penetrate that zone.
Which is an atrocity because his life was taken.
And I mean, who knows whether or not he would have survived had things been different.
Ladies and gentlemen, here we go again.
It's just like what happened last time.
You guys were following what happened in Seattle and Chaz.
Two-sided coin, because I understand your point of view in that people have the right to set up their own autonomous zone, but on private property, you know, not where there's public access to streets, to vehicles, to what if an ambulance can't get through?
What if, you know, the police can't get in?
So I understand that, but at the same time, I'm kind of like, wait a second, Look at the failed liberal policies of California, for example, or Washington or Oregon.
It's almost like, why don't we let these failed policies be on full display so people can see that it doesn't work, and why everybody's fleeing from New York to Florida, why everybody is fleeing from California, and do we just let things happen and let things get so bad that people finally wake up?
There was some Republican who said... I can't remember who this was.
Maybe you guys might remember where he was like, maybe we need, you know, some terror attacks so that people remember why they need our security state.
So I look at these autonomous zones and my first thing is...
Look, when it came to the Revolutionary War, the regulars weren't Americans.
They were British regulars being deployed to stop the uprising from Americans who believed in self-governance.
So it would be one thing if the police of Minneapolis were protecting a community, and then National Guard came in and tried removing the police, and people started rising up and revolting.
It's another thing when the community itself, you have a woman who lives here saying, we don't want this, it's an atrocity.
That's different.
Now I get it, there were loyalists in the colonies.
But the people who were in the colonies fighting against the regulars were the Americans.
And that was the argument.
Don't get me wrong.
There were loyalists that we had, you know, famously Benedict Arnold.
There were a lot of people who were Americans and were like, nah, I'm gonna serve the crown instead.
They're the right call.
And that was not the right call.
The difference here, I suppose, is...
I guess, you know, they'll try and claim the Boston Tea Party was a riot, ignoring the fact that the only thing that was damaged, you know, outside of the tea was a lock that got replaced the next day.
I guess that's like the famous line, you know.
And then what we actually have is extremists, authoritarians.
So perhaps Our tolerance for certain activities and certain tactics, for a lot of people, just has more to do with our ideologies.
If you're fighting to free people and respect their property and their rights and their safety and security, then I think you're probably doing the right thing.
If you're fighting to take over their space, you kill their children and then tell them to shut up or else, look at, they're threatening a journalist.
There's a journalist who walked up and they threatened him.
Like, they're not fighting for freedom, they're fighting for power and control.
If they had like a constitution, like a digital rights bill, that they were like, we want digital rights for every human, we want to amend the constitution with these, and they had like a list of demands, that's another story.
But an armed group taking over a piece of property and shooting someone and threatening is like...
I don't know.
But if we were in the American Revolution right now, and we were objectively talking about it, we might be having the same discussion.
The Redcoats were trying to come and take guns or something?
Is that what happened?
I can't... No, no.
I think that was something else.
There was a riot happening.
And it was... It's really fascinating.
I was reading about the Boston Massacre, and it was a riot.
The American colonials were riding against the regulars.
So the regulars shot and killed them all.
Like, I don't think anybody would support if the police showed up and started shooting and killing these people.
You know, showing up and being like, get out of here because there are people here who don't like what you're doing.
Violent crime is on the rise.
The police have been under siege.
I'll tell you this too.
The difference here is there was plurality support for the American Revolution when the revolution happened.
There were most people just saying, I don't care, leave me alone.
There were a small faction of loyalists and there was a plurality of those who were in favor of independence.
What you have here in Minneapolis was a group of extremists burned the city down.
They're threatening people.
The jurors, basically all of them, have said they're scared their homes will be attacked if they are found out to be on the jury.
And now you have city council in Minneapolis who voted to defund the police and many cops leaving the department, now coming back and doing a $4 million recruitment drive because the people of Minneapolis are saying, we need police.
The problem is, they refuse to address the extremism.
These Antifa people are just gonna keep... It's just gonna keep happening.
Could you imagine if these people decided to riot because Andrew Cuomo killed 15,000 people and then is now being accused of trying to cover up the numbers?
Even having one assemblyman say it was straight up a coordinated criminal conspiracy?
Imagine if when a governor of a state orders people into nursing homes killing 15,000 people, there was a protest.
I will be traveling to Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and New York.
And as we know, in several of these states, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York, we know that COVID positive patients were put into nursing facilities and people died because of those Democrat policies.
They're actually saying now Whitmer could face criminal charges.
I don't think it'll happen.
We also have Cuomo's under federal investigation, but I really just think it's meant to placate the people who are paying attention.
My bigger concern is, you know, it really does come down to the media, I suppose.
We focus on what they tell us to focus on, and there are things they don't talk about and things they do, and they make this big story.
We all saw the video of George Floyd.
We were all upset by it.
But what about, I don't know, 15,000 people being killed in nursing homes?
It was, what was it, March 24th that Cuomo started killing these people?
If we had real journalists who are doing their jobs, who spoke at the nursing homes and investigated what Cuomo was doing, instead of just calling themselves Cuomosexuals, you know, and praising him.
No joke, they were saying that on TV.
If they actually investigated him, by the time George Floyd died, Andrew Cuomo was already killing nursing home patients.
Where was that widespread nationwide revolt riot over these people who lost their lives?
It's the ends justifying the means, is what Scott was saying.
And the problem I always speak out against is because there is no end.
There's no point where we all come together and say, that's it, we've won life, we're done.
You don't accomplish your goals of a communist utopia, and then it just stops.
And then one day, everyone's holding hands under the rainbow.
No, now you have to defend the revolution.
Now you have to set up more autonomous zones.
Now you gotta send out more of your revolutionary guards to other parts of the city where people oppose you and seize control.
They think they can lie, cheat, and steal, and manipulate to gain power, And that means once they're in power, they will lie, cheat, and steal to maintain that power.
And it starts with little things like this.
We'll see where this ends up, but it's amazing to me.
I mean, have there been, were there autonomous zones before this?
Where we have Our policing, making sure that there's fewer crimes, not more, you know, where we actually believe that a social worker probably can't do some of those things that our police are doing.
But listen, we can't just point at a problem and say, this is wrong.
That's the problem I have with the Republican Party, is we're always pointing out problems, but never offering solutions.
The best way to show the failure of the left is to have a successful right.
President Trump brought attention to the city of Baltimore, and I always say he did it ungracefully.
And I was just disappointed because everybody was quick to point the finger and to bring about blame and judgment, but nobody was actually doing anything.
And I just tweeted out to my followers and said, I'm going to Baltimore.
And it just started this nationwide campaign, literally, where I had people from across the country that said, Scott, I want to help.
And we had 200 volunteers on a Monday picked up 12 tons of trash in 12 hours in the most dangerous streets in America, West Baltimore, where the sites of the Freddie Gray protests actually happened in these streets.
And I met the aunt of Freddie Gray who was there with us at the cleanup.
And I just said, wait a second, I'm a private citizen without the backing of the government, without any donors, without any funders.
And if I'm able to gather volunteers to pick up 12 tons of trash in 12 hours, what the heck is our government doing?
And why aren't they using our resources to get it done?
Well, well, I mean, first of all, someone needs to fund the blowing up of children overseas, right?
So our Congress is hard at work on this very important issue of not actually having a say in whether or not Biden bombs Syria because he didn't have congressional approval for it.
But anyway, it's performative.
They're signing bills that give funding to mismanaged blue states that aren't solving these problems.
They're giving money to foreign countries, money that belongs to the American taxpayer.
The issue I take is like a $1.9 trillion stimulus.
And basically all of the horrible mismanagement during COVID is swept under the rug.
You notice that all the bad press for Cuomo was like bottlenecked until after the election and all of a sudden it just burst.
The pressure was building up.
And you look at Hunter Biden, story swept under the rug.
Cuomo, nobody questioned it.
After the election, okay, now we have no choice but to admit all of this really bad stuff was happening.
They didn't want to risk Donald Trump winning by telling people the truth about what was really going on.
Now, because of that mismanagement, because the media didn't do their jobs in calling out Cuomo, he horribly mismanaged the state, resulting in all this death and debt.
So what do we get?
Sign off that $2 trillion stimulus, dump that money on these states that failed, and help bail them out.
I think we're maybe... Look, I'm not an economist.
I don't know.
But I have seen global food prices are on the rise.
So Bloomberg reported this.
Around the world, food is starting to skyrocket.
I already talked about it, like, last week.
Because I have friends who are like, they go to the grocery store and they're surprised to find things like 60% more for the same amount of food.
The bills are way higher.
I don't know if you guys have noticed this.
I noticed a little bit.
Now, you actually have the news reports from Bloomberg.
Food is going up.
It's because these states...
Not just blue ones, many red ones, but mostly the blue ones.
Horribly mismanaged everything.
The economy was sent into a free-for-all.
The lockdowns made little sense.
It was 15 days.
We're on the one-year anniversary of 15 days.
How about that?
The economy gets decimated.
Now they are printing money in a desperate bid to bail themselves out.
It is obvious what happened.
It was an opportunity to stop Donald Trump and to throw everything they could at him, sacrificing everything and watching the country burn to the ground because it meant no more Trump.
And they couldn't handle it.
2019 was the greatest economy we've had of this generation or any of the past living generations.
That's according to Jim Cramer, whether you like the guy or not.
The greatest numbers of our lives.
I wonder if people see this now, because you know what I've heard a lot?
A lot of people come to me and they're like, my paycheck is smaller.
And I'm like, okay, ask Biden.
I don't know what to tell you, man.
Like, there you go.
What did you expect was going to happen?
So many people thought, well, you know, I'll vote for Biden and things are going to get better.
No stimulus checks.
Well, now you're going to get your $1,400, not $2,000.
A lot of the things he promised just won't come to fruition for many of these progressives.
The funny thing is.
I see this meme where somebody tweeted, you know, conservatives are saying, why are you complaining about Joe Biden?
You voted for him.
And they're like, it's cause it's not a cult and we're going to hold him accountable and all this stuff.
And it's like, no, no, no, you don't understand the point.
The point is we were all screaming in your faces.
He was lying to you and wasn't going to give you anything.
And Trump was probably the only person who legitimately wanted people to get $2,000 checks.
And when I was in Georgia knocking on doors for free, went down three times for Loeffler and Perdue, the big thing that they even had these cars with billboards on them that were electronic, and it said, vote for Democrats to get your $2,000 check.
And I want to make this clear to the viewers that are watching.
Democrats are in full control of the government.
They have the White House, they have the Senate, and they have the House.
Congratulations, Democrats.
And like Tim said, no $2,000 check, and the Democrats sold you out.
You're not getting your $15 wage increase that you thought you were going to get.
But you know, a lot of these young people didn't know, you know, when we've had some of these leftists on the show and they're like 24 years old, it's like, oh, they were, you know, how old were they 10 years ago when, when Obama got elected, they were in their teenagers, 12 years old or whatever.
Now, you know, so it's, it's 2016.
They were like a late teenager in high school, having no idea what politics was or what was going on.
They were saying that the American people wouldn't want to vote for the first black president, and so they needed an old white man to give them familiarity.
That's what I heard a lot in the press back then.
Oh, what a joke.
I hate politics.
plan. You know, Joe Biden, establishment senator, career politician, old white dude, and that
will help people. And then I guess the idea from McCain was let's be progressive and get
a woman. And they picked Sarah Palin. I mean, politics is very often a joke, to be completely
honest. Do you think real quick, you know, the Republicans, I think they blocked the
$2,000 on purpose.
Because they wanted Trump out too.
McConnell and Lindsey Graham and these establishment party leaders were like, now's our chance.
No one gets any money.
And the Democrats need only say, okay, we'll do it.
And it's unfortunate, but I believe The Republican establishment took a wager, and they thought, let's say President Trump were to get reelected in the 2020 election, then that would mean that the Senate would probably flip Democrat in 2022, and they thought it better
Yeah.
And the Republican Party probably thought, we'll win in Georgia, and so we'll be fine.
And then we'll use Biden as president as justification for why people should vote for us.
court justices and I think they took that wager and the establishment stabbed the president
in the back in order to maintain power and status quo.
So my numbers may be wrong because I vaguely remember an article, but the general idea was without Trump, They can't win.
And they seem to think they're going to without him.
It's the Trump party in 2024.
And, you know, I think there's a good chance we'll see Republicans win in 2022.
I'm not 100% convinced, though.
I think Democrats have a good chance of just maintaining control.
Now that they have basically everything, they can do a lot of things.
I don't believe they'll get H.R.
1 through.
It did pass the House for obvious reasons, but now they need 60 votes in the Senate.
Republicans are not going to go for this.
H.R.
1 is crazy, but maybe with some reforms.
Ultimately, I just don't trust the Democratic Party, to be completely honest.
I don't trust the Republican Party to actually do anything if they do win, unless there are new candidates, like you mentioned, through the primary process.
So I'll just throw it to you guys right now.
Actually, Scott, you're working on this.
Can you name one person from each party that you think is actually trying to do good?
And in fact, I wanted him to run against Marco Rubio and primary him, but he's not going to do that in Florida, unfortunately.
DeSantis, look, I judge a person based on not their talk but their walk.
If you are results-driven, if you are actually focused on accomplishments, if you are actually writing bills and passing legislation and preventing unconstitutional measures like the mask mandates, DeSantis would be my boy.
I give respect to Konova because he seems that he's been consistent in his messaging and he won't lock in step with the Democrat Party just because of Debbie Wasserman.
I'm gonna absolutely say I will say where she did too late.
I disagree with her a lot of things, but but she's consistent, right?
So she voted against the omnibus bill That was like a lot of this foreign spending and bloat for reasons that you know I probably don't agree with and a lot of our policies don't agree with I'm just looking for someone who's gonna be like here's what I want to do and I will do it and Mm-hmm.
I look at almost every single politician and they're like, if you vote for me, I'm gonna get into Congress and I'm gonna end this blockade.
I'm gonna fight for kitchen table issues like the economy and jobs.
And then 31 Democrats get in and the first thing they do is thank you for letting me in.
You know, the rules were changed a year in advance.
Mail-in voting, all of these big drives.
There was one woman in Texas who got arrested for ballot harvesting, but you had, you know, votes in the park or whatever in Wisconsin.
A lot of things that were challenged, and the Supreme Court just said, no, we don't care about none of this.
We're not going to hear it.
And then Clarence Thomas was like, if we're not going to hear it before, we're not going to hear it during, and we're not going to hear it after, when will anyone get resolution on any of this stuff?
Yeah, I guess you won't.
So anyway, this whole thing started by asking, Scott, because you're going
after these America last politicians to be able to name somebody and it's like,
Why Republicans Target Low Information Voters00:02:04
Well, I think if you want more voters, you should make it so that felons can vote, because I do think that's a right, and I think that once you've paid your debt to society by going to prison, if you want voters, Get the felon vote.
For example, oh, I know I love talking about this issue.
I am not a free trader.
I think free trade is fool's trade, for example.
Why am I going to allow another country like China to impose a tariff on my products while I don't impose a tariff back on them?
I just think that's the most asinine thing ever, that I'm going to allow you to steal from me and basically I'm going to reward you.
for stealing from me by then not imposing a tariff back on you.
I just think that is fool's trade.
And so if you do it to my products, I'm gonna do it back to you.
And I just think it was so also asinine that for the longest time, America had a higher corporate tax than other countries.
Why not make ourselves competitive and say, wait a second, if we lower the corporate tax, Maybe more businesses are going to come to our country as opposed to leaving the country to go to a corporate tax haven overseas.
And I just think we need to make things more common sense and just go, wow, let's go to the lowest common denominator to make things more competitive, to bring more business to America.
Like, if you allow corporations to trade unfetteredly, they do things like the... what was it?
The...
Trans-Pacific Partnership, where they're basically giving corporations the ability to sue American citizens, to sue our government for like defamation or for what they would call like... It was an extraction.
And that's why people just were screaming, I'm at a cell and I can't take it anymore.
And then Bernie, you know, it's unfortunate that Bernie sold out and he went totally establishment and changed his tune from fighting for the working class to, you know, white privilege and social justice.
Because I guess he became rich and he didn't want to let it go.
Oh, there was that in Trans-Pacific Partnership, there was a clause called the Investor State Dispute Settlement that said that if American citizens were to discriminate, is the actual word they use, and say, I don't want to buy Malaysian oil.
That the then the Malaysian oil companies could sue the government for discrimination against them.
And then we as taxpayers would have to pay this corporations lawsuit.
I think I think one of the reasons we saw the economy do so well in 2019 was a combination of Trump's policies.
He was you know we saw in Michigan the auto factory started coming back because well now the famous line from Michael Moore.
Michael Moore said, Trump walks into this executive office or whatever with these big wigs and says, I will put a 30% tariff on your vehicles if you make them overseas and no one will ever buy your car again.
And Michael Moore was like, no one ever said that to these people, to these fat cats who are sending the jobs overseas for dirt wages.
You got to think about what these companies do.
They don't want to pay health care benefits.
They don't want to pay a living wage.
So what happens?
You give them a good free trade agreement, and they can hire some people in China for pennies on the dollar with no rights, and then sell that car back to the American people.
But guess what?
The American people are slowly losing their access and wealth, so the resources of the Americans are being stripped away.
The only thing that really props all of this up, and this is where it gets more dastardly, Before I start, I'll say, Scott, your response, the things you talk about is a sound, responsible American policy of Americans working hard and earning what they work for.
Right now, it's the petrodollar.
It's Joe Biden basically being like, it doesn't matter how much money we print because we'll shoot anybody who tries to trade oil off the dollar.
So we can print all the money in the world and we don't got to export anything other than killing people, going to other countries, blowing them up.
You combine Donald Trump's policies.
And then you look at why the establishment hated him so much.
Abraham Accords.
Historic peace agreements in the Middle East.
Yet there was an increase in drone bombings.
He did get rid of ISIS, though.
So Trump was not perfect in the Middle East, but we weren't seeing the escalation in Syria.
We were seeing de-escalation across the board, and these peace agreements meant we're less likely to go and blow up people who defy the petrodollar.
And Trump was like, Americans can work hard and earn their living.
And then you have the establishment elites going, We have to work?
Oh no!
Nah, I'd rather just shoot people.
Military-Industrial Complex was like, but who will we sell our bombs to?
So all of these status quo establishment people were just like, dude, it was so easy to extract wealth.
And then the Military-Industrial Complex was like, it was so easy just selling bombs.
Can we just go back to pointing the American gun at other countries who refuse to use the petrodollar again?
Well, since we're talking about oil for a second, why isn't the news talking about the fact that Joe Biden's stopping the Keystone Pipeline?
That's just putting more money in Putin's pockets by making us less energy independent.
And nobody's talking about, under President Trump, we went to number one.
I think we were number one, Saudi Arabia was number two, and Russia was number three, right?
By not having the Keystone Pipeline, we're making ourselves vulnerable again to Russia having a bigger sphere in geopolitics.
And not only that, but let's talk about for a second, the Democrats always like to say that they are green, and they care about the environment, and they are the stewards.
The oil is coming into our country one way or another.
It's either coming by rail, it's coming by ship, it's coming by automobile, right?
Which causes more of a carbon footprint?
Pipeline or any of the other three things I just mentioned.
And so that shows me they don't actually care and Joe Biden's policy doesn't have anything to do with the green effect whatsoever.
Why isn't that in the headlines of every paper saying... Yeah, every day.
If we want to talk about green energy, and I agree, I think if we want to be number one energy exporters, energy production, fusion energy is going to change the world.
So if we accomplish that, then oil is a thing of the past.
For now, I believe the best energy return on energy invested is nuclear energy.
For some reason they don't want!
You know what I think it is?
I don't think it's about energy.
I think it's about holding this military... Yeah, the petrodollar.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's about having control strategically around the planet and justifying it.
So long as everyone's using oil, and they have to use the dollar to exchange it, and we have the weapons and we're positioned, then that's it.
But it's like they're saying, look, we have the Cutter Turkey pipeline, so the oil's going to spill regardless of if it's coming out of Russia or if it's coming out of Canada.
But it's like they don't want to spill it on the floor of the ivory tower.
They don't want to mess up our luscious land.
They just want to mess up their luscious land.
And they still want to transport the... get the same dirty crap.
So, I think it's insane.
I think... I don't know.
I mean, I'm not... I don't live on the land.
I know that people that live on the land that are having a pipeline drove through their yards and getting oil spilled into their crops and stuff are devastated, but...
Is if we're gonna drill it out of the ground anyway.
I'm not really concerned about the carbon emissions cause we can recapture it and turn it it into graphene by depositing carbon dioxide onto palladium.
I mean there's tests and studies like why isn't that also on the like think you gotta think a
little bit a little bit forward politics they've got a boogeyman they got the money they need to
sell the oil and they're acting like climate change is important but they gotta sell the oil to
I think climate change is a big problem and I think these elites
their mentality is if everyone else sacrifices I won't have to.
I'm like, sorry, who are you to fly in a private jet and buy beachfront property because you think everyone else is gonna do the heavy lifting and you don't have to?
Imagine you have a roommate and he's just sitting back like, you guys clean the house, I'm just gonna sit here and eat pizza all night and do whatever I want.
It's like, nah, we all gotta pitch in, bro.
You can't be the one complaining about how the house is all messy and then be the one who's sitting in your room playing video games all night, drinking Mountain Dew and eating pizza.
Everybody's gotta pitch in to clean this place up.
So when I hear this from them, I don't trust them.
They're trying to get ignition where they can make the process Yeah, when the deuterium collides and becomes helium, it releases like a leftover form of matter that's extracted as heat, which then can be converted into, well, I guess steam, which could create a laser to continue the reaction.
And then you're creating more heat than is needed to produce the laser.
It provides $17 billion for the war effort to bomb things.
Well, you see, Why are you calling this Save the Puppies?
Well, we saw a video of a dog in Syria, and we were concerned that the militants there might harm it, so we're gonna save the puppies by bombing Syria and taking their oil.
Yes, and the average American doesn't understand all of the pork that goes into it, and they don't understand The new COVID bill doesn't actually 100% go to our paychecks and to American citizens.
And then they use that as propaganda to say, oh, see, the Republicans won't vote for this bill.
Meanwhile, the Republicans understand the poison pill that went into the bill.
It's by George Orwell about dystopian reality in the year 1984 and he wrote it before the year so it's like a futuristic world war where there's these two giant war powers basically and they're just pure propaganda and you're always at war or you're at peace or you're at war or you're at war with someone else and all you're getting is news media.
They have this thing called doublespeak and this is basically doublespeak.
They'll call it the Ministry of Peace and that's where they declare war.
That's their war department.
That's what they're doing with these bills.
It's, it's, you know, I don't know what it... The Patriot Act.
I will never run for office, but I swear, if I was in Congress, if I was in the Senate or whatever, I'd draft a bill called the, like, the Donald Trump is the worst president act, and it would just do all these awesome things.
It would be like, you know, get the people the checks they want.
The peace through violence, this is so implicit in our system, in our video games, in our movies, like, there's a bad guy causing chaos, the hero kills him, and then everyone's happy again.
And so it's in our brains, like, oh, if you destroy the enemy, there will be peace.
Well, I think the work that we're doing going into 2022 is so critically important and here's
You know, here we're talking about the media that gets to write whatever it wants, and there's no accountability.
None.
We can't hold the media's feet to their fire, right?
And we can't hold them accountable.
And then we have these politicians like Cuomo, and where is the justice for his actions?
And so I think the average feeling of the American person is they feel so discouraged because they feel like they have no power.
They can't hold anybody accountable, the people that lead them, the people that represent them.
And ultimately, the people that they see on TV who lied to them.
And that's why 2022 is important, because we finally have the opportunity to do a couple things.
If you're a conservative, or if you want to take over peacefully and democratically, the Republican Party, 2022 is your opportunity to use the primary democratic process to replace these America-less politicians with America-first ones.
And I'm just encouraging everybody to get involved, that this is your final moment, that if you want to have accountability in the process, then join the voting process.
Let's talk about the media, because you mentioned they can write whatever they want, and I'm just, I'm absolutely dying to cover this, because I just, it's about me, and you know, love myself.
I tweeted, impeach Queen Elizabeth.
This is clearly not a real tweet, but Michael and Alice, I learned from the best.
And I put a bunch of party hat celebration emojis, followed by the winking meme from WandaVision.
Like, can I make it any more obvious?
You can't impeach the Queen.
That was the joke.
Because they want to impeach Trump.
So basically what happened was, I don't know, something happened where the Queen was called racist, I guess.
I have no idea.
I don't care about the royal family or Meghan Markle or whatever it is they're doing, but apparently there was something about the baby, and then people were complaining about the queen or something, so then I jokingly put impeach Queen Elizabeth.
Jokingly.
Obviously.
In what reality would someone think you- I legitimately thought you could impeach a monarch.
If it were that easy, we wouldn't have had a revolution!
I vote to impeach King George, or whatever.
So here we go, ladies and gentlemen.
Let's talk about no accountability in media.
From M-E-A-W-W, can Queen be impeached?
Call for monarchs removal after Meghan and Harry's racism claim in Oprah interview.
So this is just absolutely incredible.
Let me read this paragraph for you.
Several people criticized the monarchy for its ignorant response.
which failed to address the actual issues raised by Sussex's American journalist, Timothy Daniel Poole, better known as Tim Poole.
These is my middle name.
I'm in trouble.
On social media, even went on to call for the impeachment of the queen.
He tweeted, impeach Queen Elizabeth.
First of all, she's Queen Elizabeth II.
The other queen, Queen Elizabeth, is dead, I'm pretty sure.
Ladies and gentlemen, please share this segment with your friends and family to help them understand why the media is fake news!
Not all of it, not all the time, but just come on!
So, I'm gonna reveal a dark secret.
I'm going to reveal a very dark secret, my friend.
I wasn't gonna say anything about this, but because I've accomplished my goal already, I think it's now fair that I can reveal my experiment.
I've been saying for a long time I hate Twitter and I don't want to use it, right?
And then I thought, but you know, I got 810,000 followers and like there are people who follow me.
What is the upside of Twitter?
What's the point of using it?
I mean, you can generate news coverage and attention for yourself and people are, it's a community, they're talking.
But for me running a business, there is zero upside.
It is only a detriment.
Tweets are taken out of context.
I'm accused of things I didn't say or mean.
And I'm like, I'll say something that's like, you know, I think the famous joke is I like pancakes.
You hate waffles!
And that's what Twitter is.
So I decided to do an experiment.
I call this anti-tweeting.
I tweeted, you need to understand the power of anti-tweeting.
Journalists don't do research.
So what you anti-tweet is taken as law.
So anti-tweet stuff and watch the news world sound like lunatics.
The point being, Instead of tweeting actual opinions, tweet garbled nonsense and leftist tribalist talking points to see what happens.
So I've tweeted Biden is the most popular president in American history.
I've tweeted Biden rules, so excited for his speech.
Just things that I just, I don't care.
I don't care about Twitter, but I have a theory.
My theory was, news media commentary on an individual is based off of their tweets and nothing else.
They won't do research.
And so I had this idea, if I spend a certain amount of time tweeting things that are absolutely counter to my actual personality, say on this show, because I don't care about Twitter anyway, I'll tweet things like, Biden is great, party hat celebration.
I tweeted, when they announced Joe Biden was going to give a speech, I was like, I am so excited.
I have been in anxiety waiting for this speech to happen.
This is going to be amazing.
Biden rules.
And I'm like, I'm just waiting.
I want to see if it'll work, because I genuinely believe it will.
I got the idea because I tweeted that the Mr. Potato Head thing was stupid.
Who cares about the gender of a potato?
And The Independent took my tweet and claimed I was an outraged conservative.
And I just, I was, what?
I was making fun of the people who were making fun of me.
I don't care about a potato.
So I'm like, okay, let's play this game.
I'll just tweet garbled nonsense and left tribal talking points, like pro-Democrat stuff, and see what happens.
And sure enough, like only a week, an article pops up saying Tim Pool calls for the impeachment of the queen.
And I was like, it works.
It absolutely works.
So now I'm just gonna start, I'm like, I don't, look, I don't care if people follow me or not.
I hate Twitter.
I think it's an awful place.
I'm just going to either the full on, you know, Michael Malice is one of the masters of Twitter.
He knows how to just tweet things that you can't decipher.
Which means on Wikipedia, you can add a section that says, Tim Pool called for the impeachment and removal of Queen Elizabeth.
And it's certified.
But here's the best part.
My public statements don't count as a legitimate source, a reliable source.
Here's the best part.
M-E-A-W-W is a NewsGuard certified site.
I don't know if it's considered reliable by Wikipedia.
Someone could now add to my Wikipedia, Tim Pool called for impeaching the Queen.
I can then publicly state to millions of people on my show, I was screwing with the media because I thought it was funny, and they can't add my explanation to Wikipedia.
Because statements from me don't count.
But a journalist claiming I said something does.
I figure, if I carry on with this anti-tweet campaign, eventually we'll get to a point where I can easily prove the paradox, because my Wikipedia page should end up being garbled, nonsensical gibberish.
Like Tim Pool, a pro-Democrat Biden donor, who regularly cheers for Donald Trump on YouTube or whatever, and is just like, make it nonsensical.
So, what'll end up happening?
Journalists don't do research.
But my public statements don't count as a reliable source.
The more journalists quote tweet me and the more they say Tim Pool did X, the
more my historical record will turn into garbled, mangled nonsense.
Part of it's because when you have the microphone in a TV show of your own, it doesn't really matter what other people say, because people are coming to you directly for the source.
So you can always talk about how that's how Rogan's navigated it throughout the years.
Well, I'll clarify too, like, deliberate attempts to destroy my business, and defame, and slander, and those things, absolutely I will reject, resist, and if I have to, file court cases, right?
I'm just saying, like, when they say insane things about me, like, that are opinions, Tim Pool is right-wing, and, you know, whatever, and we don't like him, and he's an idiot, I'm like, okay, I don't care if you insult me, I don't care if you don't like my opinions, you can say nasty things about me, fine, whatever, but I can break the system, you know what I mean?
I guess you just have to not care about Twitter, and I just really don't.
Internet in general and, like, the way people feel about you is really, you know... As long as you have access to communicate with people, that's the key.
I think when your rights are threatened and you're threatened with prison and, like, being removed from society, that's very dangerous.
But as long as you're a free citizen, like... I used to tweet my work.
I just want to start A flame in your heart and it's an image of Huffington Post
laying people off followed by the intercept saying since Trump left office
our Memberships and revenue has dropped precipitously
CNN primetime ratings collapsing more than 100 workers laid off from NBC Bloomberg lazy laying people's laying people
off Pandemic slam Sinclair broadcast layoffs. Then we have Hallmark
Channel, which is not super news and then News sites show early sign of post-trump slump. This is it
Without Donald Trump, they will not exist. I love how people are like good song. That's great
And then people are commenting, you know fallout whatever cuz the songs were a game
But these are just a small sampling of the Trump slump without Donald Trump to attack and degrade
They have nothing they The best, the best.
I gotta read this for you guys.
From The Intercept.
Since Donald Trump left office on January 20th, donations to The Intercept have gone down sharply.
After years of steady growth, last month brought fewer newer members than we've seen in more than two years.
Similar trends are being reported across media and progressive politics.
While Trump railed against journalists as the enemy of the people,
grassroots outrage over Trump's corruption, racism, and incompetence fueled a spike in ratings,
subscriptions, and fundraising that became known in the industry as the Trump bump.
Well, I can say this. My respect to the Intercept for admitting they were just monetizing people's
anger at Donald Trump, and that now that he is gone, they're desperate and aren't making any money.
They drove out Glenn Greenwald because Glenn Greenwald was critical of the Democrats and Joe Biden.
So he ended up having to resign from his own outlet.
Now, who wants to give any money?
But I'll tell you what the crazy thing is.
You got Matt Taibbi, Glenn Greenwald.
Matt Taibbi, formerly of Rolling Stone, Glenn Greenwald, founder, formerly of The Intercept.
They started something called a sub-stack.
Were they right now, on their own, with no boss telling them what they can or can't say, and people pay directly.
I am a proud paying subscriber to both Glenn and Matt because I think they do amazing jobs.
I've been critical of Glenn Greenwald in the past.
I do not think he's perfect, but I respect him for being consistent, for talking about what he believes, for writing these stories, and it was a tremendous sign of integrity when he walked from The Intercept, his own company, because they were trying to suppress negative information on the Bidens.
I think this is the Democrat party on full display, right?
You want to keep a problem around without actually solving it so you can point at the problem and say, hey, we need more money or more of this in order to solve this, but they never do.
And now that President Trump is gone, well, the Trump slump is here.
And in his private conversations that get released, you hear Trump as a rude and crude dude.
And a rude, crude, lewd dude.
But I went to Trump Tower during the campaign, and I went to his ice cream shop there in New York, and they have the steakhouse.
And I just asked people, I was like, hey, have you ever seen Trump down here?
The employees say, yeah, of course.
And I was like, what do you think?
I'm like, he's awesome.
Yeah?
And they would tell me stories about how he would come down with a stack of $100 bills and just hand them out to everybody.
Just, here's a personal gift from me to you.
Don't worry about it.
It's a tax-free gift.
It's $100.
Do whatever you want.
There's even a video after he left office recently, in the past couple weeks, where he, like, walks up to some lady and he hands her a $50 bill and he, like, smiles and she's like, oh my, thank you.
Wow.
The stories I've heard about Donald Trump in private are always that he's a really calm and nice guy.
That's about it.
The people who work there seem to enjoy working for him.
They said he was great.
They loved it when he was around because it meant he was going to come and hook them up and take care of them.
But then when it came to the presidency, Trump did say a lot of things that really aggravated a lot of people.
He said a lot of things that I wasn't a big fan of.
Maybe Trump was always like that.
He tweeted a lot about Obama and birtherism and stuff like that.
Not a fan of any of that.
So I definitely think he's a rude, crude, and lewd dude.
But when people saw him in person, he seemed to have been genuinely nice to them.
You think so, Scott? They'll only do it to throw him under the bus when they no longer need him.
And yes, they, I mean, look at what they're doing to Cuomo.
Yeah. But everybody loves a good villain.
Look, at the end of the day, good, heartwarming, wonderful stories don't sell. You know,
look at the way the Republican Party, you know, treats AOC.
She's the pariah.
And now look at the way the left is responding to people like Marjorie Taylor Greene, to Madison Cawthorn, to Lauren Boebert, I believe is how you pronounce her name, out of Colorado.
Those are the new AOCs of the right that they are demonizing and that they are villainizing.
And that's because it sells.
It's a click.
It's a media hit.
And it's unfortunate that those are the people that they target and set their sights on.
He did tweet when he won Cry More Libs, and I was like, nah.
Nah, dude.
We don't need none of that.
We don't need none of that.
You know, but he's a young guy, so, you know, whatever, man.
We'll see what he ends up doing, and if he acts a fool, then I'll criticize him the same as I would for anybody else.
But, dude, I really do try to find stories where I can be like, I like Rashida Tlaib and AOC for these things, because I don't like that I only ever see the worst in them.
You know what I mean?
That's why it's like, I try to say, can you name a good Democrat?
Can we find these people and give them credit where credit is due?
I want everyone out there to know that you will make your political faction look good when you go clean up your city, clean up trash, raise money to help poor people, raise money to feed those that are hungry and provide shelter to the homeless.
I want each and every person, AOC I believe deserves tremendous respect for all of everything that she did in helping these people and raising this money.
And now I challenge Republicans to High five her and say, we're going to win the competition next time because we're going to help even more people than you helped.
And I want that to be politics.
Imagine Ted Cruz comes out and he's like, in my campaign, I raised $5 million for, for this, you know, people, AOC only raised 3 million.
It's good that she did it, but we won in helping more people vote for me and we'll help people.
I'm like, that's great.
Like, let's do that.
Instead of yelling at people and wanting to fight each other.
Why don't we do the same and at least force the governors who are Democratic to veto that legislation, which would have political leverage repercussions going to the 2022 elections?
And should we Elect Republicans in those states, then let's fortify the elections going into 2024 into the presidential.
So basically, I'm just saying, look, you guys at home, you have the power, but it's up to you if you choose to harness that power.
And if you are not talking to your legislators, writing them, emailing them, calling them, then quite frankly, you don't really care.
Well, I did just read Donald Trump Jr.' 's tweet where he was alerting us about SF-145, which is legislation in Wyoming that's currently introduced at the Senate committee level, which would allow for primaries that don't have a clear 50-plus-1 winner.
It would go to a runoff election.
therefore taking away power from the Liz Cheney's.
So Liz Cheney wouldn't be able to squeak out a victory with 13% of the vote or 25% of the vote.
And so I did send out an emergency email to my contacts in Wyoming.
And look at what's happening in Georgia, for example.
State Senate passed legislation that would allow for voter ID for absentee voting.
So if people care, you need to call and get involved, especially with subcommittees where bills go to die.
And so two important websites that I'm asking people to go to are legiscan.com to find legislation that's being introduced at the state level, and also ballotpedia.org to find more information about districts that you live in.
These autonomous zones, it wouldn't happen in a suburb or rural town.
The only reason why it's happening is because it has the majority support of the people that live there.
And because it's a democratic city, you have the support of the politicians that are there, and the police are forced Because of social justice and because of the media to go along with the will of the people and the politicians.
So that's the only reason why these autonomous zones are happening in Seattle, Washington and Minneapolis, Minnesota, because of those things being in place.
Commander232 says, well, Scott, I don't know your opinion on Armstrong from here in North Dakota, but I myself decided to run against him as he does nothing but sit quietly in the corner.
This is the scariest thing about what's happening, is that in, like, Berkeley, people put the signs in their window.
And some of them even say, please don't hurt us.
When Michael Tracy traveled on the country after the BLM riots, tons of businesses had signs saying things like, please, please, we're a minority-owned business, don't hurt us, please don't hurt our family.
I think some of these businesses don't agree with BLM, but they simply are putting those up in their window for that sole purpose that they won't be attacked, they won't be burned to the ground.
I heard of people putting things up in their window was the Juden in the Nazi Germany, where they would make people put a Star of David on their door if they were Jewish.
That's different.
That was different, but did they also put the swastika on their door if they supported the party?
What's happening now is that people are scared Antifa will burn down their businesses, or Black Lives Matter writers will, so they put messages of support on the property, hoping it will protect them.
It'll work for a small business, but it won't work for a corporation.
Whole Foods did it, and they smashed out Whole Foods anyway.
But the smaller businesses, it's a sign of, like, fealty, essentially.
You're bending the knee as a coward, begging these violent psychopaths, you know, begging them, please, I'm so weak and pathetic that if I just agree with whatever you say, you'll leave me alone.
And they eventually just come and take everything and burn it down anyway, so.
These people who think putting the sign in their window and then dropping to their knees and keeping their head down will keep them safe are just wrong.
They've not learned from history.
Steven Voiceover says, did you guys see Jeremy's video today about the girl that was driven to delete her channel?
If lids could look her up, maybe you guys could give her a shout out.
The joke I made before was that, like, we have a door downstairs, and I said, you have this ivory tower that the left and the right populists are trying to break into to get to the establishment political positions.
And Trump was just like a bull slamming into the door, and Bernie was politely knocking.
Well, they opened the door for Bernie, and then Bernie's got all these left populists behind him, and he goes, thank you for letting me in.
Just one minute.
He turns around, and then he's closing the door behind him.
Just wait right here.
I'll be back.
And then he closes the door and just joins the establishment.
They still like him, though, because he's leaning out the window saying, Don't worry, I'm fighting for you, trust me!
And then he goes back in and they all laugh and they give him, you know, whiskey.
But actually, Trump is going crazy, so... Alright, Thomas David says, Where's Luke?
Mitch Stew says, GameStop will be $500 a share by Friday.
GameStop is only beginning.
Research naked shorts, which is the illegal activity of predatory hedgies.
It is the modern-day Wolf of Wall Street.
I am using my gains to buy my first home.
Wow, congratulations.
Diamond hands.
These people who knew not to sell.
Now I'm not giving any financial advice.
I don't know what's gonna happen with GameStop.
I can tell you that we have made an exclusive Diamond Hands Gorilla t-shirt over at TimCast.com and then click that shop button and you will see it and it is a suit wearing gorilla.
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Bernstein Wolf says, Tim, happy belated birthday.
You're an inspiring dude.
I'm an LA-based fine artist rebuilding after 2020.
I'd be honored to draw you a portrait as a b-day gift, or anyone on the Beanie Crew for that matter.
See my work at Zach Fajardo.com slash artwork.
Fajardo.com slash artwork. Cool.
Boosted says, Tim have you heard of the Great Barrington Declaration?
It's a petition signed by thousands of medical and public health scientists speaking out against lockdowns.
Young Ripa did a video on it and YouTube deleted it right away.
Yikes!
Yeah, well, I'm not surprised.
It is a fine line.
And, uh, it's interesting sometimes why some channels get taken down and others don't.
Whatever.
Seth S. says, Yo Tim, go to Google's homepage and there is a link to Google Trends with the hashtag StopAsianHate.
This has to be a play by the CCP.
Supposedly there's an uptick in racism towards Asians since COVID.
No, that's true.
There is.
There is.
There absolutely has been a lot of attacks on Asians.
There's videos of it, man.
I mean, stuff happens, you know what I mean?
Like, racism is bad.
Racism happens.
The problem I have with it was when you have a bunch of lefties go out and protest white nationalism when the people who were in this specific case, the guy who attacked the Asian guy was a black dude.
I don't think race matters.
I think stop attacking people based on race.
Instead, the left, these leftist activists have found a way to turn an issue of ending racism into legit being racist, I guess, and not caring about what actually is going on in this country.
It is what it is, man.
X says nuclear power is technically not renewable. It's just basically endlessly sustainable and environmentally
friendly, especially after fusion Well, that would be great. Yeah, and it's endless isn't
I'm not a climatologist and I usually only defer to experts.
So that's why the show's fairly milquetoast, I guess, because I don't come out and say I know better than academic literature for the most part.
That tends to be the case, and a lot of people don't like it, especially on the left, when they try and claim things like, biological sex doesn't exist.
I'm like, I'm sorry dude, I just, like, the academic literature says one thing, and I'm not the scientist, so I'm just gonna go by... They try and make all these, you know, it's sophistry, often, when they make their arguments.
Kenny Jackson says Elysium Industries' Molten Salt Fast Reactor literally eats spent nuclear fuel to create power.
Look it up, please.
It's fascinating.
That's amazing.
Jav Tondes says Chernobyl, Fukushima, and Three Mile Island sound like a few small examples, but the issue is that the damage nuclear leaks caused and continue to cause is disproportionate when compared to oil spills.
Disproportionate in terms of, like, not that much?
It's, it's tough to, it's tough to measure because the corium is radioactive.
So when it melts and melts through the ground of the nuclear plant into the earth and sits there and radiates the earth or into the ocean, which is where all that Fukushima stuff went, radiates the plants and the fish, it could cause long lasting impacts.
And it's tough to get rid of the corium because it's in a constant state of meltdown.
Brandon Tom says, talking about your anti-tweeting, do you see the parallels between your tweeting garbled nonsense of left talking points and the grievance studies?
The philosophy of every piece of legislation and every bill that you vote on should be Under the question, does this benefit the American people or does it not?
Quite simply.
So I mean, if you have the ability to have a budget bill and money is going to Iran, money is going to Honduras, Guatemala, the rest of the world, and we're not spending that money on infrastructure, I'd say downvote.
Don't vote for the budget bill that's aiding the rest of the world and not America.
Does it secure the border?
Does it make sure we're putting the American people first?
Does it make sure that it just has to come back to America first?
Eric cheese says fun fact uranium glass grows green under UV light
That's likely where the idea of glowing green at nuclear waste came from interesting
Yeah, remember that guy who built the nuclear reactor in his garage or whatever and he raided is his like house
He's like I forgot what he did, but he took him. How do you pronounce it?
Americium?
You know what I mean?
Americium or something.
It's in smoke detectors, and then he put massive amounts, and he put it in, like, this bucket or something, and then drilled a hole in it so it was blasting neutrons or something.
It's the corium that's dangerous, not the radiation itself.
Once it's, once the, the piece of corium that's radiating is taken away, there's no long, there's no leftover danger for the most part that I can tell, it seems like.
So you just got to somehow recover the spent fuel.
We have Monk Mighty420 says, Sovereign Citizen is an oxymoron.
You can't be both a sovereign and a citizen.
Happy belated birthday.
Appreciate it.
And then we have Jalapeno Ketchup says, Love Scott Hart.
There you go.
We'll do one more.
Ryan says, Go listen to Band Maid.
They will change your life.
I will consider it and we'll... Here we go.
We'll do one more.
We'll do one more.
Grim Soul Banisher says, Hey Tim and crew, I would love to write articles and reviews for your websites about film and games.
I don't want to be paid, I just want to contribute.
Would you be willing to publish?
Happy Late B-Day!
We will be doing contributors on the site, absolutely.
It will always be paid.
I don't like having people work and then not get something for it, so it'll always be paid.
But, uh, we'll, we'll, when we get to that point, the website is, uh, getting close.
There will be a, like, you know, blog function where people can write articles and stuff like that, and, uh, we're getting there, so we'll, we'll see how things play out.
But, uh, everybody, thanks for hanging out.
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