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you you | |
you Joe Biden is going to give a primetime speech talking about | ||
how half the country are an extreme threat to democracy | ||
And this is, I honestly can't believe it. | ||
I mean, I guess I can believe it. | ||
They started the live stream already. | ||
We're gonna be hanging out and we're gonna talk about what he's talking about. | ||
We're gonna criticize it, obviously, because it's already worthy of criticism. | ||
He's going to come out and say, Trump supporters, what Trump represents is a threat to this country. | ||
And that represents a massive portion of individuals in this country considering Trump is polling ahead of Joe Biden. | ||
Man, it's getting crazy in this country. | ||
We've got the New York Post reporting that Trump could be facing obstruction of justice charges, Newsweek saying multiple felonies. | ||
They've arrested the lawyer for the Oath Keepers. | ||
The New York Times is saying they're going to go after Trump's lawyers. | ||
Let me tell you, man, when it gets to the point where they're going after the lawyers, it is pretty scary to say the least. | ||
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Joining us to listen to Joe Biden's mumbling is Robert Davi. | ||
Thank you for having me, Tim. | ||
It's great to be here. | ||
I'm excited about this. | ||
I'm curious to see the speech, the propaganda speech from the White House tonight and being able to comment on it because it's so frustrating to watch it alone at home. | ||
Yes. | ||
And yell at the television set. | ||
Now we can share this moment of propaganda together. | ||
You made a movie called My Son Hunter. | ||
Yes. | ||
Which is out soon, I believe, correct? | ||
Yes. | ||
September 7th. | ||
You can go to mysonhunter.com. | ||
You can pre-order it now. | ||
September 7th through BiBart. | ||
You can get My Son Hunter, the film starring Lawrence Fox, Gina Carana, John James, a newcomer called Emma Goyevich, and it's a terrific film. | ||
It's as if the laptop exploded onto the screen. | ||
Oh gosh. | ||
For those, I think many people know who you are, but you're, I mean, you're a big movie star. | ||
You've been in all the, you've been, you're the best Bond villain. | ||
You're in Goonies. | ||
License to Kill. | ||
License to Kill. | ||
Die Hard. | ||
Die Hard. | ||
Stargate Atlantis. | ||
Showgirls. | ||
Some people like Showcops and, about 160 films. | ||
Biden's getting ready to come out, so we'll try and go quick. | ||
We also have Alex Marlowe. | ||
Yes. | ||
Editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, and we're the distributors of the film. | ||
Kim, it's really great to be on with you, and I really appreciate a lot of what you're doing in the culture, not just with the show, but with the music, and it's very cool to be here. | ||
Biden's coming. | ||
We got Lauren Southern. | ||
She's drinking. | ||
Here we go again. | ||
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I'm trying to stop the drinking, but you invite me for a Biden speech. | |
We have bingo cards. | ||
We do, yes. | ||
Yes, the bingo. | ||
Now, how do we work with these bingo cards? | ||
Is it too late to add Charlottesville? | ||
I don't see it here. | ||
Okay, real quick, real quick. | ||
Lydia's here as well because Biden's getting ready to speak. | ||
I am. | ||
I'm here. | ||
Let's go. | ||
All right, let's, uh, let's, let's... There we go. | ||
Here we go. | ||
All right, so we have bingo cards. | ||
I'm gonna hand people pens. | ||
And we're gonna be checking off, because this is what we did last time, and actually Lauren's the only one drinking. | ||
Unbelievable. | ||
I love inappropriate contact on here. | ||
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Yes. | |
I have... | ||
Soul of the Nation? | ||
Oh gosh, yeah. | ||
I think that's like the name of the speech. | ||
It is, yeah. | ||
It is! | ||
Do I get that one already? | ||
I think so, yeah. | ||
That counts. | ||
But he's repeating that. | ||
He did that the first time around. | ||
Oh, here he goes. | ||
Here he comes. | ||
You ready? | ||
I'm scared. | ||
My fellow Americans. | ||
Oh no, he already can't talk. | ||
Please, have a seat. | ||
Wait, is coughing on here? | ||
Was that Max? | ||
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It should be. | |
I speak to you tonight from sacred ground in America. | ||
Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. | ||
This is where America made its declaration of independence to the world more than two centuries ago with an idea unique among nations. | ||
He's three minutes late, so I get starts late. | ||
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We're all created equal. | |
This is where the United States Constitution was written and debated. | ||
This is where we set in motion The most extraordinary experiment of self-government the world has ever known. | ||
Which you're taking away from us. | ||
With three simple words. | ||
No irony. | ||
We the people. | ||
We the people. | ||
These two documents and the ideas they embody, equality and democracy, are the rock upon which this nation is built. | ||
They're how we became the greatest nation on earth. | ||
They're why, for more than two centuries, America has been a beacon to the world. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah, come on, come on. | ||
But as I stand here tonight, equality and democracy are under assault. | ||
By your administration. | ||
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We do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise. | |
So tonight, I've come to this place where it all began. | ||
To speak as plainly as I can to the nation about the threats we face, about the power we have in our own hands to meet these threats, about the incredible future that lies in front of us if only we choose it. | ||
We must never forget, we the people, Are the true heirs of the American experiment that began more than two centuries ago. | ||
He's historically framing the propaganda as the good part of the speech. | ||
as he is the good part of the speech. The flame of liberty. | ||
If he's given this exact speech here 400 times before and we just forget it. A | ||
flame that lit our way through abolition. He's literally said nothing. He's | ||
literally said nothing. I know, come on. World Wars. | ||
No, he's setting the stage. This is a propagandized warm-up to get the patriots, you know, get everybody excited about | ||
It's hard to show I'm the real patriot. | ||
it. | ||
Yes, that's what this is. | ||
And to build an America that is more prosperous, free, and just. | ||
That is the work of my presidency. | ||
This is cultural appropriation of real Americans. | ||
I believe in it with my whole soul. | ||
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Oh! | |
Oh! | ||
Soul! | ||
First! | ||
Ah, come on. | ||
We must be honest with each other. | ||
What? | ||
And with ourselves. | ||
Too much of what's happening in our country today is not normal. | ||
Yes, it's you people. | ||
Donald Trump and the Magna Republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of all Republicans. | ||
Trump is falling higher than Biden, right now. | ||
I want to be very clear, very clear up front. | ||
Not every Republican, not even the majority of Republicans are Magna Republicans. | ||
Not every Republican embraces their extreme ideology. | ||
I should, yeah. | ||
Like Liz Cheney, or Lynne Cheney. | ||
Because I've been able to work with these mainstream Republicans. | ||
Mainstream. | ||
But there's no question that the Republican Party today is dominated, driven, and intimidated | ||
by Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans. | ||
And that is a threat to this country. | ||
This is crazy stuff, man. | ||
These are hard things. | ||
This is very frightening. | ||
Seriously. | ||
Civil war level rhetoric from the president. | ||
Not a president of red America, blue America. | ||
What do you mean red America, blue America? | ||
Are you going to give that speech that Obama did and then bamboozle the American people? | ||
My duty to love with you, to tell the truth, no matter how difficult. | ||
Well then talk about your son's laptop. | ||
And here, in my view, is what is true. | ||
Maggie Republicans do not respect the Constitution. | ||
They do not believe in the rule of law. | ||
They do not recognize the will of the people. | ||
They refuse to accept the results of a free election. | ||
And they're working right now, as I speak in state after state, to give power to decide elections in America to partisans and cronies. | ||
Empowering election deniers. | ||
This is what you've been doing for decades. | ||
This is the president using the White House to campaign, to deliver a campaign speech. | ||
Take this country backwards. | ||
What is that law that he's violating right now? | ||
There is some law, I don't know what it is. | ||
Where there is no right to choose. | ||
See, now they're doing this election thing. | ||
They're using the government to campaign. | ||
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You guys changed the election rules. | |
I got that, I got that, yeah. | ||
And they fan the flames of political violence. | ||
What did Christine, uh, what's her name, Maxine Waters say? | ||
What did Schumer say after the Roe vs. Wade thing? | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
The very soul of what? | ||
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January 6th. | |
What is that? | ||
Do I have that one? | ||
Oh, insurrectionists! | ||
United States Capitol on January 6th. | ||
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January 6th. | |
Brutally attacking law enforcement. | ||
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Do I have that one? | |
Not as insurrectionists. | ||
Oh, insurrectionists. | ||
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Oh, is it insurrectionists? | |
They're at the throat of our democracy, but they look at us as patriots. | ||
And they see their magic failure to stop a peaceful transfer of power. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah. | ||
After the 2020 election. | ||
Saying Trump did it. | ||
As preparation for the 2022 and 2024 elections. | ||
Is that protesters? | ||
They tried everything last time to nullify the votes of 81 million people. | ||
This time, they're determined to succeed in thwarting the will of the people. | ||
That's why, respected conservatives, like Federal Circuit Court Judge Michael Ludwig, has called Trump and the extreme MAGA Republicans, quote, a clear and present danger to our democracy. | ||
But while the threat to American democracy is real, I want to say as clearly as we can, we are not powerless in the face of these threats. | ||
We are not bystanders in this ongoing attack on democracy. | ||
There are far more Americans, far more Americans, from every background and belief, He's not just talking about people who were on January 6th anymore. | ||
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He's saying all of the big Republicans, all of them. | |
Any of you that supported Trump, you're an extremist and now you're setting the nation against you. | ||
This is the most divisive president I've ever heard. | ||
I believe America's at an inflection point. | ||
One of those moments to determine the shape of everything that's to come after. | ||
You're the one that's been shaping everything. | ||
You guys have changed the election laws. | ||
You guys are what's doing what fascism is. | ||
Robert, how old are you? | ||
You want the truth? | ||
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Yeah. | |
70. | ||
Have you ever heard a president give a speech like this? | ||
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No. | |
I haven't heard a Democratic Party do this. | ||
I haven't heard politicians do this. | ||
I've had a few Republicans that make their choice. | ||
They embrace anger. | ||
They thrive on chaos. | ||
They live not in the light of truth, but in the shadow of lies. | ||
They live not in the light of truth, but in the shadow of lies. | ||
What are you talking about, Joe? | ||
Joe, what lies, Joe? | ||
We can choose a better path. | ||
Joe, where's Corn Pop? | ||
The guy who claims he drives an 18-wheeler. | ||
No joke, Joe. | ||
Who wrote the speech, Joe? | ||
I know this nation. | ||
I know you, the American people. | ||
I know your courage. | ||
I know your hearts, and I know our history. | ||
This is a nation that honors our Constitution. | ||
Well, you flip-flopped during history, Joe. | ||
We do not reject it. | ||
This is a nation that believes in the rule of law. | ||
What happened for two years as the riots were happening? | ||
What happened to law? | ||
Where did you respect the police officers? | ||
You guys didn't say anything, Joe. | ||
We do not deny it. | ||
And this is a nation That rejects violence as a political tool. | ||
That's what you did with Antifa and BLM. | ||
And bailed them out, Kamala Harris. | ||
Thank you very much. | ||
We are still an America that believes in honesty and decency. | ||
How could you lie like this? | ||
And respect for others. | ||
Tell us the truth and then we can respect you. | ||
Patriotism, liberty, justice for all, hope, possibilities. | ||
We are still, at our core, a democracy. | ||
And yet... We're a republic. | ||
It's a constitutional republic. | ||
Constitutional republic. | ||
History tells us... This is awkward. | ||
The blind loyalty to a single leader and a willingness to engage in political violence is fatal to democracy. | ||
For a long time, We've told ourselves that American democracy is guaranteed. | ||
He's saying a lot of nothing. | ||
But it's not. | ||
He is propagandizing it. | ||
We have to defend it. | ||
Period. | ||
Protect it. | ||
He's not good at it. | ||
He's gonna make a turn. | ||
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Stand up for it. | |
He's gonna make a turn here. | ||
Each and every one of us. | ||
He's setting it up darker. | ||
That's why tonight, I'm asking our nation to come together. | ||
The president right now, listen, is doing a speech to tell only half of this country to hate the other half. | ||
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74 million voters. | |
half. 74 million voters. This is, you know, and he's riling up. I would have told you, | ||
if I would have said four years ago, in front of extremists, the president in 2022, | ||
we give a speech pursuit of power, calling half the nation of all else threat. | ||
No one would have Democrats, independents, mainstream Republicans. | ||
We must be stronger, more determined, and more committed to saving American democracy. | ||
This is the type of stuff they used to do behind closed doors. | ||
This is the basket of deplorables. | ||
Comment, but as a 20 minute primetime speech. | ||
We the people! | ||
Is that the plan? | ||
20 minutes? | ||
Well, I can't stand this. | ||
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This feels like an abusive relationship. | |
You know, we also have to watch McCarthy's rebuttal. | ||
That's because we could criticize that if they don't. | ||
He's going to do nothing. | ||
See, it's only violence if it's not the left doing it, if it's not BLM doing it. | ||
That doesn't count. | ||
If he walked in the wrong way, I win. | ||
Then why are you doing it with the looting and the antifa? | ||
Our inner cities have violence. | ||
What are you doing? | ||
Defunding the police. | ||
What about fentanyl, the violence that's pouring in because of the border jokes? | ||
Wait, this isn't even true! | ||
We've seen election officials, poll workers, many of them volunteers of both parties, subject to intimidation. | ||
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Well, they were attacked. | |
They were attacked, but no one was killed. | ||
No officer was killed. | ||
Can you believe it? | ||
FBI agents. | ||
Oh, FBI. | ||
Just doing their job as directed, facing threats. | ||
What about the Supreme Court justices, Joe? | ||
From their own fellow citizens. | ||
Supreme Court justices, Joe. | ||
On top of that. | ||
Aren't they citizens? | ||
The public figures today, yesterday, and the day before, predicting and all but calling For mass violence and rioting in the streets. | ||
For Maxine Waters and for Schumer when we had a decision. | ||
This is inflammatory. | ||
It's dangerous. | ||
It's against the rule of law. | ||
And we the people must say this is not who we are. | ||
It's their democracy, it's not ours. | ||
How many times has he talked about violence? | ||
The closed caption is ahead of his speech. | ||
For those that are watching at home, look at the closed caption. | ||
It shows it before he says it. | ||
We can't allow violence to be normalized in this country. | ||
It's wrong. | ||
But you did that with Antifa and Black Lives Matter, Joe. | ||
There were no MAGA people rioting the streets, Joe, for two years. | ||
They were sick of having three years of what happened in America and the government did nothing. | ||
So they went to the Capitol to protest of what they saw was the destruction of our Constitution and our democracy. | ||
I believe in the give-and-take of politics and disagreement and debate and dissent. | ||
No you don't. | ||
We're a big, complicated country. | ||
But democracy endures only if We, the people, respect the guardrails of the republic only if we, the people, accept the results of free and fair elections. | ||
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Who cares about this? | |
There's crime happening all over America that he's not addressing. | ||
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We, the people, see politics not as top shots all over in California. | |
How do you think they've got the captions ahead of his speech? | ||
I was wondering that too. | ||
Delayed or because they said it? | ||
It could be both. | ||
Yeah, they'll put out the speech a few minutes early. | ||
Either they win or they were cheated. | ||
And that's where the maggot Republicans are today. | ||
He's acting like none of us existed between 2016 and 2020. | ||
We're just told our votes in 2016 didn't count. | ||
That for three years, Schiff and Schumer and Pelosi had Russian collusion that was a false FBI government bureaucratic attack on the presidency of the United States. | ||
That's the insurrection, Joe. | ||
Only if we choose to respect the rule of law and the institutions that were set up in this chamber. | ||
Oh, he said the institutions, not our institutions. | ||
Only if we respect our legitimate political differences. | ||
I will not stand by and watch. | ||
I will not. | ||
The will of the American people be overturned by wild conspiracy theories and baseless evidence-free claims of fraud. | ||
I will not stand by and watch elections in this country stolen by people who simply refuse to accept that they lost. | ||
Here they go. | ||
The projection. | ||
They've been doing it since Kennedy. | ||
When Kennedy was losing, they went to Sam John Connor and they said, we need votes. | ||
And that's how they beat Nixon. | ||
And have your vote counted. | ||
And be taken from you and the American people. | ||
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Look! | |
As your president, I will defend our democracy with every fiber of my being, and I'm asking every American to join me. | ||
He keeps repeating this. | ||
It's so strange. | ||
And you know, they say Trump is the one who's obsessed with the election. | ||
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Throughout our history, America's also made the greatest progress coming out of some of our darkest moments, like you're hearing today at the polls. | |
I believe we can and must do that again. | ||
There's some FJB chants. | ||
And we are. | ||
We're there? | ||
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Yeah. | |
Maggie Republicans look at America and see carnage and darkness and despair. | ||
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Have you been on the streets lately? | |
Go to Los Angeles and the homeless. | ||
Walk around with your nice sunglasses and see if somebody comes and rips them off. | ||
An America with an unlimited future. | ||
An America that's about to take off. | ||
I hope you see it as well. | ||
Just look around. | ||
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Aside from it being, like, a 90-minute-ish, you know, soul-destroying speech, he's saying nothing. | |
And today, America's economy is faster, stronger than any other nation in the world. | ||
We have more to go. | ||
This amazing economy, my friends. | ||
Absolutely loving the economy, everyone. | ||
Shall we pass the biggest infrastructure investment since President Dwight D. Eisenhower? | ||
Dwight T. Ivey. | ||
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Just living in the future here. | |
None of those things. | ||
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Nope. | |
nations roads bridges highways ports water system high-speed internet | ||
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Nope. | |
railroad I believe we can make America safer so we passed the most significant | ||
gun safety law since President Clinton I believe I believe that the district | ||
attorneys in major cities are letting criminals out How are we safer, Joe? | ||
Joe world of making prescription drugs and health care more affordable so we | ||
pass the most significant health care reform since President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act. | ||
And I believe we could create a clean energy future and save the planet. | ||
So we pass the most important climate initiative ever, ever, ever. | ||
Just don't plug in your cars between 4 and 7. | ||
Exactly. | ||
Don't water your lawn and we'll be using candles in a few years. | ||
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Yep. | |
Tell us nothing can get done. | ||
But they're wrong! | ||
There is not a single thing America cannot do. | ||
Not a single thing beyond our capacity. | ||
He's just campaigning. | ||
I hope America can vote you out of office, is what I hope. | ||
But we're proving that America, no matter how long the road, progress does come. | ||
They're desperate. | ||
You think so? | ||
Absolutely. | ||
You look at the MAGA Republicans who are winning, and that's what they're scared of. | ||
The establishment is losing their grip. | ||
I know the last few years have been tough. | ||
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I hope so. | |
But today, COVID no longer controls our lives. | ||
More Americans are working than ever. | ||
COVID never controlled our lives. | ||
Businesses are growing. | ||
Our schools are open. | ||
Millions of Americans have been lifted out of poverty. | ||
Let's go Brandon. | ||
Millions of veterans from the toxic burn pits will now get what they deserve for their families and their compensation. | ||
American manufacturers come alive across the heartland and the future will be created in America. | ||
We all want to root for someone. | ||
We want to root for people. | ||
But when you're demonizing like Hillary Clinton did with baskets of deplorables. | ||
When you're demonizing half the nation that are good people. | ||
I know. | ||
I've looked them in the eyes across this country that have a different ideology than the Marxists left. | ||
Charlottesville, Charlottesville. | ||
Too loud. | ||
Light is now visible. | ||
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That's how I know he's campaigning. | |
Not only in words, but in actions. | ||
Actions for you, for your children, for your grandchildren, for America. | ||
He's been screaming for like 10 straight minutes. | ||
You can't do any inflection. | ||
I'm impressed. | ||
Yeah, it's pretty good. | ||
Not because of me, but because of who you are. | ||
But he was always like this. | ||
We're gonna end cancer as we know it. | ||
Mark my words. | ||
Did he just say we're ending cancer? | ||
Well, there is a drug now. | ||
There is a drug that has... Don't take the bait. | ||
Don't take the bait. | ||
There's no ending cancer. | ||
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He promised that he would end cancer. | |
Yes, he has. | ||
That's where we need to focus our energy. | ||
It's like, man, we're falling behind in the polls. | ||
Tell them you're going to end cancer. | ||
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That'll do it. | |
Quick, quick, what do we got? | ||
End cancer. | ||
In the future, we can build together. | ||
Like spinning a wheel. | ||
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The Maggie Republicans believe that for them to succeed, everyone else has to fail. | |
The damn Maggie Republicans. | ||
See, he's got to do the whispery thing. | ||
I miss that. | ||
The whispery thing. | ||
He starts whispering a little bit. | ||
Not like I believe about America. | ||
He hasn't yet. | ||
I believe America is big enough for all of us to succeed. | ||
Thank you. | ||
And that is a nation we're building. | ||
A nation where no one is left behind. | ||
What about the MAGAs? | ||
I still believe that to be true. | ||
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I still believe that to be true. | |
I believe the soul is the breath, the life, and the essence of who we are. | ||
The soul makes us, us, us. | ||
Probably not. | ||
What about the 50 million babies, Joe? | ||
It's too spicy to ask. | ||
Wait, are MAGAs created equal? | ||
What are you looking at, cross-examination on them? | ||
That's eye for the MAGAs. | ||
equal. In the image of God. Wait, are MAGAs created equal? | ||
That all are entitled to be treated with decency, dignity, and respect. That all | ||
deserve justice and a shot at lives of prosperity and consequence. That's an eye for the MAGAs. | ||
And that democracy, democracy must be defended for democracy makes all these things | ||
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possible. No it doesn't. | |
What country is he talking about? | ||
A democratic one? | ||
It's up to us. | ||
He's talking about Venezuela. | ||
Democracy begins and will be preserved in we the people's habits of the heart. | ||
In our character. | ||
What about the immigration, Joe? | ||
Optimism that is tested yet endures. | ||
Courage that digs deep when we need it. | ||
Empathy that fuels democracy. | ||
The willingness to see each other, not as enemies, but as fellow Americans. | ||
You just made everybody enemies, Joe. | ||
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Wait, hold on. | |
He's going to say democracy again. | ||
More democracy. | ||
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It always has been. | |
Notwithstanding those folks you hear on the other side there. | ||
They're entitled to be outrageous. | ||
How unifying. | ||
Outrageous. | ||
Then why are you trying to silence me? | ||
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Common sense! | |
Good manners is nothing they've ever suffered from. | ||
Woo! | ||
But history and common sense tell us that opportunity, liberty, and justice for all are most likely to come to pass in a democracy. | ||
We have never fully realized the aspirations of our founding. | ||
I hope he says democracy again later. | ||
But every generation has opened those doors a little bit wider to include more people who have been excluded before. | ||
My fellow Americans, America is an idea, the most powerful idea in the history of the world. | ||
It beats in the hearts of the people of this country. | ||
It beats in all our hearts. | ||
It unites America. | ||
It is the American creed, the idea that America guarantees that everyone be treated with dignity. | ||
It gives hate no safe harbor. | ||
It installs in everyone the belief that no matter where you start in life, There's nothing you can't achieve. | ||
That's who we are. | ||
That's what we stand for. | ||
That's what we believe. | ||
And that's precisely what we're doing. | ||
Opening doors. | ||
Creating possibilities. | ||
Focusing on the future. | ||
And we're only just beginning. | ||
Was that him? | ||
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No, that was me. | |
Close enough. | ||
I love what he's just talking about. | ||
A guy who's been in Washington for 50 years is only just beginning. | ||
People are chatting that he's trying to start a civil war. | ||
That's what it sounds like. | ||
And this work is the work of democracy. | ||
The work of this generation. | ||
It is the work of our time, for all time. | ||
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We can't afford to leave anyone on the sidelines. | |
We need everyone to do their part. | ||
So speak up. | ||
Speak out. | ||
Get engaged. | ||
Vote! | ||
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Yeah, please vote. | |
And if we do our duty, if we do our duty, in 2022 and beyond, and the age is still to come, we'll say, we, all of us here, we kept the faith. | ||
We preserved democracy. | ||
He's not the guy. | ||
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He's Do you think he believes what he's saying? | |
He's been a politician too long, I don't think so. | ||
Does he what, you said? | ||
I don't think he knows what he said. | ||
Have you ever heard his speech over the last 40 years? | ||
Watch him speak and go flip-flop, flip-flop, flip-flop. | ||
speech over the last 40 years. | ||
For the next 200 years. | ||
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Watch him speak and go flip flop, flip flop, flip flop. | |
Yeah, but he's also at this stage where he's lost his mind. | ||
We just need to remember who we are. | ||
I have another feeling on that. | ||
States of America. | ||
The United States of America. | ||
Then why are you splitting us apart? | ||
Yeah. | ||
And may God protect all those who stand watch over our democracy. | ||
God bless you all. | ||
Walk the wrong way, dude. | ||
Go the wrong way, please. | ||
I want to win this. | ||
Go the wrong way. | ||
If he high-fives the air, you know he thinks he's got it. | ||
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They're not going to stop watching. | |
Wait. | ||
Come on. | ||
Come on, Joe. | ||
Is that it? | ||
Where's he going? | ||
Inappropriate contact? | ||
Yes! | ||
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No, he's shaking hands. | |
She saved him. | ||
His handler there to take him off stage the right direction. | ||
Wait, he tried talking, it didn't work! | ||
Did anybody win? | ||
Who won? | ||
No. | ||
I think you got the closest. | ||
I needed him to go the wrong way. | ||
If he walked the wrong way, I had sold the nation, Trump, starts late, and the free space. | ||
If he went the wrong way, I would have got it. | ||
Boo. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I feel like everything he said tonight was with the caveat, except for those darn MAGA Republicans. | ||
That's pretty much it, is that he says we're the greatest nation on the earth, aside from all the racist, horrible MAGA people. | ||
Except for half the And we need to unify, aside from all those horrible racist MAGA people. | ||
It's not unified with that, of course. | ||
So, he's allowed to do this. | ||
The Hatch Act actually allows the President and the Vice President to campaign. | ||
Oh, really? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Oh, I didn't know that. | ||
I'm not entirely sure that he can use the government apparatus to do it, like the official White House channel to do a campaign speech, which is what he did. | ||
Look, man, I've been talking about civil war for going on like five years now. | ||
And people called me crazy! | ||
They said, Tim's nuts! | ||
It's never gonna happen and I tried explaining to people that what you see on the ground level with people who are fighting in the streets is trickling upwards. | ||
The culture war is reaching its way into every branch of government and it will reach the highest levels. | ||
This is what we're seeing now when the president literally comes out and says something even more extreme than Trump said. | ||
You know, I mean, and Trump comes out and he's, you know, he smack talks Democrats, but smacking Democrats, that's, that's politics. | ||
Right. | ||
Joe Biden dedicated a speech, primetime, to condemn 74 million voters. | ||
Incredible. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
Yeah, don't misread that. | ||
That's exactly what he's doing. | ||
And this is a guy who campaigned promising unity. | ||
He can't get one Republican to support any one of his pieces of legislation. | ||
And he comes out and he acts like we're supposed to just blindly follow his vision, only his vision. | ||
And if we differ at all, we're now bad people and we need to be condemned. | ||
Why wasn't he? | ||
Has he ever given a speech like this about China or about Iran or about one of the actual threats to this country? | ||
Or is it just us, the people in this room? | ||
Can I just say something? | ||
I don't think we should paint them as crazy. | ||
I think we should, as a threat to our republic, because it's orchestrated, it's Marxist rhetoric, it's on purpose. | ||
There are people behind this that have been there for decades, the globalists, the Klaus Schwab's of the world. | ||
So by aiming just to, he's crazy, no. | ||
We've got to come up with a better strategy to get the message out and combat this on the other side, on our side. | ||
Joe Biden, when he was running, they said, stay alive, Joe Biden, we just need your corporeal form. | ||
That was an actual article that was written. | ||
They were running against Trump. | ||
Now they're in a very difficult position because Biden is anything but charismatic. | ||
And so this is their big push because the midterm is coming up and they desperately need something, but they know they're losing this. | ||
It's a scary speech, but I gotta be honest, it makes me laugh because they're terrified. | ||
It's that scene from Starship Troopers when Doogie Houser puts his hand on the thing and then turns around and yells, it's afraid, and everyone goes, ah! | ||
That's exactly what this is. | ||
He had to say MAGA Republicans and democracy 50 times because they're losing. | ||
I feel like, um, they also just have nothing to grasp on to except January 6th. | ||
Like, this sounded like it should have been a law and order speech, right? | ||
He's constantly talking about, we need to have peaceful Americans, this, that, but forget about the burglaries, forget about the fentanyl deaths, forget about the Let me pull up this story we got here from Greg Price. | ||
The Biden administration asked Meta if they would take down a Fauci parody account on Instagram. | ||
a trespassing by grandma on January 6th. That's the law and order of the Democrats because that's | ||
all they have because all the other crime going on is their fault. It's their cities. | ||
Let me let me let me pull up this story we got here from Greg Price. The Biden administration | ||
asked Meta if they would take down a Fauci parody account on Instagram. This, | ||
the White House emailed Meta saying, hi, hi there. | ||
Any way we can get this pulled down, it's not actually one of ours. | ||
It was a Fauci parody account. | ||
They were trying to get banned because the White House is actively participating in the censorship and Facebook is taking instruction from them. | ||
That's right. | ||
At this point, we need anybody who shared the Hunter Biden laptop story and was suppressed or anybody who shared it in general because Mark Zuckerberg admitted to suppressing it. | ||
Exactly. | ||
You know, Rudy Giuliani, I had a meeting with him on this film, on his show, and he told me that when they got his, they went to get his stuff, right? | ||
the FBI came in and took his stuff and he said to them he says well well you | ||
want these and there were two laptops and they said what are those he goes | ||
those are hunter Biden's laptop and FBI said oh no no we don't want those we're | ||
good on that we're good on that I mean figure that out I mean so the | ||
suppression of it and and it's it's we're at a very dangerous time | ||
I have not seen this in my lifetime, and we've had difficult times. | ||
It just brings up this unbelievable story with Zuckerberg admitting flat out the FBI came to him, asked him to suppress stuff. | ||
Maybe it was the Hunter Biden laptop, maybe they already knew about it, but whatever it was, and Zuckerberg sends a signal that, I'm game, let's play ball. | ||
And we reached out to the FBI, Breitbart, and they didn't reply, which we can read into that exactly what you think. | ||
And so now it's game on. | ||
So now the government knows they can just go to all these social media giants, all these tech giants, and just say, will you please do this for me? | ||
And they've every reason to believe the answer is going to be yes every time. | ||
They shut down Trump. | ||
Because they want those protections. | ||
They shut down Trump's Twitter. | ||
It's good business for them to do what the Biden administration says. | ||
And that's the essence of the speech. | ||
It's sort of a dictatorial speech. | ||
It's sort of, if you disagree with me, you are the bad guy. | ||
You are the problem. | ||
Not just with the country, but with planet Earth. | ||
He's never singled out an enemy like this. | ||
Other than the regular Trump voters. | ||
That is his ultimate enemy. | ||
It's a fascist speech. | ||
It is a thing that if you ever watch the movie... Hitler-esque! | ||
Yeah, I don't want to say it, but absolutely. | ||
It's the 1930s Germany. | ||
Now, you got to realize something. | ||
If you watch the movie Dr. Zhivago, And everyone thinks of it as it's a film that, who's the great director, Stanley Kubrick. | ||
And everyone thinks of it as a love story between Julie Christie and Omar Sharif. | ||
It's exactly what's happening in America today. | ||
My wife comes from Estonia, that part of the world. | ||
Oh, nice! | ||
Yeah, and she, I showed her the movie the other day. | ||
They experienced what's happening today. | ||
She's terrified. | ||
The signs are out there of what happened in that. | ||
And if you get a chance, watch Dr. Zhivago, even in terms of the taking away our weapons and then taking away our land. | ||
But you know, they're not powerful enough. | ||
The signs are there. | ||
We're seeing history rhyme. | ||
But they're moving too quickly. | ||
I mean, look, we are a massively armed population. | ||
They would certainly like that to not be the case, but it is the case. | ||
Yes. | ||
And so I kind of, you know, the reason why I've long said civil war is because in my mind, the path we're going leads to a president denouncing half the country, but the other half of the country is able to muster up defense and an economy and some kind of system to survive and persist. | ||
There's a possibility that it could be wrong in that it's not going to be a civil war, it's going to be a revolution. | ||
In which case, that is, Biden wins without a fight. | ||
That people just say, okay, well, whatever, and then the FBI starts arresting people, starts raiding people, starts silencing people, and they've been making tremendous inroads in that way. | ||
You know, going after the former president unprecedented. | ||
What we are seeing right now is coup level, revolutionary level. | ||
They sent the FBI to the home of Donald Trump to take documents he had the authority to declassify. | ||
This has never happened before. | ||
This is one administration weaponizing law enforcement to target his political rivals | ||
and they claimed Trump was doing it when Trump tried investigating the corruption of the Biden | ||
family. Do you remember when Trump wanted to do a big parade with flyovers and show | ||
off some of the equipment for 4th of July? Yeah. Okay, what did Biden just do? | ||
He just put the military right behind him to intimidate the MAGAs that we will come get you. | ||
He's already said, he's already shown he'll throw the FBI the former president. | ||
He's doing this classic projection. | ||
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He's doing all the stuff we've been accused of doing. | |
They've done this for decades. | ||
This is their agitprop. | ||
This is their Marxist cultural revolution. | ||
This is an escalation. | ||
This is a massive escalation. | ||
The reason I asked you your age is because we had someone super chat saying I'm 60 and I've never seen anything like this before. | ||
I try to ask older people all the time when I see them, like, have you ever felt it this way or this bad? | ||
And the answer is no. | ||
I talked to a guy at an antique store and I asked him about, you know, because he was in his 60s, and I asked him about the weather underground. | ||
He's like, oh yeah, I remember all that stuff. | ||
And then I was like, is it worse today? | ||
And he's like, well, that stuff was bad, but the entirety of today feels way worse. | ||
All right, talk about billiards and the weather underground. | ||
On their website, back in the day, on their constitution, now the Weather Underground, they said they wanted to get a white liberal fighting force, combine it with the black liberation movement, to bring down America, imperialism, colonialism, and institute world communism. | ||
That's Bill Ayers and Bernard Adorn. | ||
This is what was on their website in the 70s. | ||
Good friends of Obama, I think, right? | ||
Yes, absolutely. | ||
Now, the people... See, we're not telling this. | ||
This is what's wrong with the GOP. | ||
They've got to talk about this. | ||
We've got to give historical reference point to what happened. | ||
Now you've got DAs financed by George Soros, and you've got them... | ||
Chesa Bodine was raised by Bill Ayers and Bernadette Dorn because his parents, this is the D.A. | ||
in San Francisco, who's letting criminals out, and the same guy Gascon in New York, in L.A. | ||
This is an absolute, orchestrated, infiltrated thing. | ||
Bill Ayers went more underground, and what he started to do was infect education and the textbooks. | ||
This is what they did. | ||
And meanwhile, our education... I read a book when I was a kid, I recommend it, called... My dad was a Knight of Columbus. | ||
He gave me a book. | ||
This is in the late 1950s, early 60s. | ||
None Dare Call It Treason, by John Stormo, who was considered a John Birch Society guy, and they tried to minimalize that. | ||
None Dare Call It Treason, and Masters of Deceit was another book by J. Edgar Hoover. | ||
He said, read these books. | ||
He never talked politics a lot. | ||
I read these books and I've seen this incremental, it started with taking prayer out of school, no more Pledge of Allegiance, infiltrating education. | ||
It gave the playbook of what the left was, their playbook, before Saul Alinsky and before that, they knew this. | ||
And we've let it happen. | ||
Our politicians have made deals. | ||
You've got Mitch McConnell who has deals with all over the place. | ||
These guys, I mean, they go into politics and they get wealthy. | ||
They're not worrying about the American people. | ||
This is now, that's why I say you need a George Washington because in a way you need somebody that's going to, and Trump was strong enough to expose a lot of this and get the ball rolling on it. | ||
And he got You know, go ahead. | ||
What about Ron DeSantis? | ||
What do you think about Ron DeSantis? | ||
I love Ron DeSantis. | ||
He's an amazing person. | ||
Yeah, I live in Florida now. | ||
Oh, nice. | ||
And he's taking on, yeah, after 45 years of being in Los Angeles, I couldn't take what was happening. | ||
So, you know, Donald Trump wanted to drain the swamp. | ||
He wanted to fire these bureaucratic state individuals. | ||
He made a lot of mistakes. | ||
He brought in some bad people. | ||
And he thought that he really would, you know, he didn't realize the level of obstruction with the Russiagate stuff. | ||
So I'm wondering, though, tactfully, Trump is lacking, right? | ||
And, you know, even his ardent supporters love that he talks and he's gruff and, you know. | ||
Ron DeSantis has the decorum and the MAGA, you know, behind him, but does he have the foreign policy, I wonder? | ||
Well, here's my thinking, and I bring this up to people. | ||
I have eight kids. | ||
Say you had a child who's four years old, God forbid, and he's very deathly ill. | ||
And you have somebody that, a doctor, who speaks right, who does everything wonderful, will hold your hand when the child is sick in the hospital, the child expires, he'll come to the cemetery, give you something and call up on how you're doing. | ||
That's that doctor. | ||
You got another guy that you maybe don't want to spend an afternoon with, he's belligerent, You know, difficult to talk to, he's a little bit crass, but yet he's guaranteed to save your child. | ||
Now, I think you need the disrupting aspect of Trump, and then DeSantis comes in for eight years and rebuilds it. | ||
But to answer your question, he was on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and he was in Fallujah, so I don't think that would be the issue. | ||
So do you think Trump over DeSantis, would you agree Trump over DeSantis? | ||
Like Trump, President, VP DeSantis, then DeSantis President? | ||
That would be nice, that would be a nice scenario. | ||
Very nice, but is it wishful thinking? | ||
Yes, probably. | ||
I'm soundly in the, we should have a primary. | ||
And if Trump decides he's going to run, and he tells everyone to clear out, I'm afraid we won't. | ||
And I think a primary is better. | ||
I think it'll sharpen Trump, assuming he's the frontrunner. | ||
Or perhaps we see something interesting happen, and I'm just afraid we're not going to get the flesh out. | ||
Not just the ideas, but what you're talking about, the tactics. | ||
And this is something where I think it's essential that we do this, and I don't know if it's happening right now. | ||
Somebody, we just had a super chat, someone mentioned Carl Benjamin had a great video called It Has to be Trump. | ||
And one of the points he makes is that Trump has to finish out his narrative arc. | ||
What he started. | ||
He was the one that did it. | ||
I think that's a good point, I mean. | ||
I mean look, I've seen, and I love DeSantis, I want him to stay in Florida for another four years, but I've seen him take, it's like him giving a Trump message in a certain way. | ||
Yeah, he does do that. | ||
So Trump has ignited a thing, and they've demonized this guy so much. | ||
Now look, I don't know all the ins and outs, I don't know, you know, but I do know, coming from New York, I was born in New York, I spent, you know, 26 years in New York, okay? | ||
Coming from New York, I know, you know, you got Oprah, you got people that he was revered by. | ||
He got the NAACP award. | ||
People said on both sides. | ||
He helped save the city. | ||
He helped save the city with Giuliani. | ||
He understood that. | ||
He understood... Go ahead. | ||
I was going to say, I watched a documentary from a while back talking about how Trump's New York was dying. | ||
Nobody wanted to live there. | ||
Wealthy people were fleeing. | ||
And then Trump Tower and his property started bringing back the cool factor and people all of a sudden now wanted to be there. | ||
And that helped kick it in the butt, along with Giuliani, of course, cleaning up crime. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
All these things played a big role. | ||
And his Central Park ice skating rink is an amazing story, how he got that done. | ||
I mean, by the skin of his teeth, it's super cool, just to make New York a happening place. | ||
But they turned on him so hard because he had the wrong politics and he disrupted the status quo. | ||
You know about the woman rink? | ||
No, but I don't think it was... People should know about the Wallman Rink, what he just brought up. | ||
Tell me, what happened? | ||
Because the Wallman Rink was an ice skating rink, and this is why it's so important when he says, I just gave a $3 trillion infrastructure bill. | ||
Okay, we know what that's going to go to. | ||
We know the waste of money. | ||
And this story says the waste of government, and I've written about this Wallman Rink, talked about it, because I was there. | ||
The Warman Rink was something that in the 1950s the Warman family gave $650,000 to do an ice rink in New York. | ||
Mayor Koch and the City Parks Department wanted to renovate it. | ||
So they put in two years and $3 million to renovate this ice rink. | ||
A little girl is watching from her house. | ||
Daddy, when is the rink going to be ready? | ||
This is three years. | ||
She goes, well, honey, they should have it soon. | ||
Four years and six million dollars. | ||
Six years and nine million dollars. | ||
And Donald Trump says, what the hell is going on here? | ||
So he goes into the fray, and New York City, there was a big political upheaval about it, and he got the rink. | ||
He got the rink, and they said that any overages he would pay for himself, any underages he would give to the cerebral palsy, the homeless, and AIDS victims. | ||
This is in the 80s. | ||
And the papers were fighting him and everything else. | ||
He got the rink, He did it in less than four months. | ||
And the first thing he said is, like he does, all right? | ||
He said, who designed this rink? | ||
And they said, well, we've got this Florida guy that's a refrigeration expert. | ||
And Trump, common sense, goes, what the heck does he know about refrigeration? | ||
So what he does is he says, he calls up the Montreal Canadiens and says, who builds your rink? | ||
So-and-so. | ||
Now, here's what happens, and I've seen this, when we build highways, it takes an inordinate long time. | ||
Why? | ||
Well, in the ice rink, they went down and the guy said, they were putting down copper tubing, right? | ||
Because they have to put down copper tubing. | ||
And then they have to fill it up with freon and then put the cement and then the water and all of that. | ||
Well, the copper tubing was being ripped off over the years. | ||
Wow. | ||
So who was getting that? | ||
And then more was putting down. | ||
This is nine years. | ||
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Okay? | ||
So now what happens is Trump gets this guy and then they put Freon in it. | ||
They pour the cement. | ||
The cement on one side is this high. | ||
It's that low on the other side. | ||
They never tested if there were any holes in it. | ||
But they had holes in it. | ||
So the guy says to Trump, he says, Mr. Trump, they don't use copper tubing for ice rinks. | ||
You use rubber tubing. | ||
You don't use Freon. | ||
You use a form of brine. | ||
He saved $750,000, gave it to the homeless. | ||
This is our government. | ||
And this is when they talk about infrastructure. | ||
That's one of the reasons why I said, OK, I want this guy in. | ||
And even Oprah. | ||
Do you remember the Oprah interview with him? | ||
Did you ever see it? | ||
Put it up. | ||
During his campaign? | ||
No, 25 years ago. | ||
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
You saw that one. | ||
He talked about the same thing. | ||
This guy has talked about the same thing in terms of getting ripped off. | ||
At that time, Japan, China, NATO, countries not paying their fair share. | ||
He was always America first. | ||
He was not a globalist. | ||
And they've painted him. | ||
They've assassinated this man. | ||
So that's where my frustration is because they've made it so, so... What I was going to say is... Go ahead. | ||
It's not his politics. | ||
It's sort of. | ||
You know, his policies I don't think matter all that much. | ||
What matters is that he... I should say his domestic policy matters very little compared to his international policy. | ||
Ending the wars. | ||
No new wars. | ||
Bringing our troops back. | ||
They don't like that when he comes into office, they say, you know, the intelligence agencies will come to him and say, here's what you're going to do now. | ||
Here's our plan. | ||
And he goes, no. | ||
And they go, excuse us? | ||
And so they go to war with him. | ||
Russiagate. | ||
It's endless. | ||
Now the FBI raiding his home because they said, we're in charge and you'll do what we want. | ||
And Trump said, no. | ||
I lived in Washington in the beltway for about eight nine years and one of the biggest shocks while I was there was realizing the military-industrial complex is not a conspiracy theory it's a hundred percent real and these people are not going to vote for people or appoint people who are going to take away from their their bottom line they are not going to have policies that are going to reduce their income level. | ||
And the responsible policies, the way you do modern warfare right now, we do not need to have military-industrial complexes at the scale we do. | ||
The only politician in America who really understood that, apparently, was Trump. | ||
And he comes in, maybe there's a couple others, but none with his platform. | ||
He comes in, this is a huge threat, and he had a very minimalist foreign policy, peace through strength, It was entirely effective, and this is something that is a huge threat, because that is how they make all their money. | ||
Look at where all these guys go when they're out of the administration. | ||
They go into this loop, this revolving door, they make millions of dollars in contracting, and then back into the government for the next establishmentarian administration. | ||
Look at what they did in Afghanistan. | ||
The billions of dollars that was left there, the planes, the weaponry, I mean, how could you do that? | ||
It was intentional. | ||
Of course it's intentional. | ||
Biden surrendered. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
If Ian were here, but Ian's off tonight, he would tell you that Biden surrendered our forces. | ||
And he's correct. | ||
Biden abandoned Bagram Air Force Base without telling our partners in Afghanistan. | ||
That makes no sense. | ||
There's no way you do that on accident. | ||
Such a scandal. | ||
And then it was looted by just random people. | ||
And then we drowned a bunch of kids right after. | ||
And it doesn't talk about it. | ||
Joe wants to give a nice little speech on that. | ||
Let me jump to the story of the New York Times. | ||
Trump's lawyers may become witnesses or targets in documents investigation. | ||
And then we have this. | ||
Lawyer representing Oath Keepers arrested over January 6th from timcast.com. | ||
They're going after the legal representation of people. | ||
They're making them frightened. | ||
But this is, this is, look, guys, the president just gave a speech where he said half the country are an existential threat to our democracy. | ||
Karine Jean-Pierre said this, we're extreme, the MAGA Republicans are an extreme threat to this country and democracy, and doubled down on this, calling them semi-fascist or fascist or whatever. | ||
And now they're arresting the legal representation, or at least targeting the legal representation. | ||
This is unprecedented level of... Look, call it civil war, or call it pre-civil war. | ||
But what we saw in the first civil war... Yeah, call it the first civil war. | ||
That's kind of funny, right? | ||
What we saw in the Civil War in the 1860s was Abraham Lincoln suspending habeas corpus in a corridor stretching from D.C. | ||
up to Pennsylvania through Maryland. | ||
And they randomly arrested people they didn't like in that corridor. | ||
And they arrested around 30 or so members of the Maryland legislature because they were sympathetic to the South. | ||
When war is happening, your rights are gone. | ||
What we're seeing now, you can call it, some people have chatted saying that was a pre-war speech. | ||
That's something you hear. | ||
I said Hitler-esque. | ||
Yeah, I know, Godwin's Law, everything devolves into Nazi Germany or whatever. | ||
But a president coming out and giving a fiery, angry speech condemning half the country and saying we have to fight against them is insane! | ||
But then when the federal government goes after the lawyers of people, it's well beyond that. | ||
It's one thing to come out and be like, Donald Trump did a bad thing, and we're gonna prove it. | ||
And it's like, I don't believe you. | ||
But, you know, we still have to abide by this process until we either vote these people out, fire them, or get some accountability. | ||
But show me the evidence. | ||
We did that with Russiagate. | ||
I very much was like, okay, show me the evidence, prove it. | ||
Turns out it was a hoax. | ||
It was all a lie, a manipulation to jam up Trump. | ||
Now they're going after the lawyers. | ||
This is, that's it. | ||
When they go for the lawyers, they're basically saying there's no laws, there's no rules, and there's nothing you can do about it. | ||
And people need to understand how real this is. | ||
Like, every lawyer that took these cases for the Oath Keepers, for Trump, everything, they actually would have known the risk involved, and they would have been having conversations with their friends and family, people at their law firms, saying, you know what could happen to you, right? | ||
Because, you know, everyone walking around day-to-day, they kind of think the system's functioning properly, people get treated fairly, but when you're in it, you see it, you know that you're gonna get screwed over. | ||
Last time I came here on TimCast, The guy who checked me in for my immigration, he freaked out when he looked at the screen because I was pulled into the back room for questioning as usual, and he started passing me notes privately. | ||
Immigration, what do you mean? | ||
Immigration on my way in from Canada to come do this show. | ||
And the private notes he passed me said that you've been put on a watch list, basically, where you're going to be pulled in for the rest of your life because of some random agent in Seattle. | ||
I haven't traveled to Seattle in years, who put you on a list because you were associated with people like Stefan Molyneux, and he put you on a flag list, right? | ||
That's the kind of stuff that they know. | ||
I get held up for eight hours sometimes. | ||
I'm not able to make flights. | ||
Thousands of dollars missed. | ||
And that's just one of the operations, the things they do behind the scenes to make sure you know. | ||
You do this, you're gonna get it. | ||
This is a perfect example to illustrate that. | ||
And what they're really doing is they're toxifying anyone associated professionally or as a high-level volunteer with the Any Right of Center anti-establishment movement. | ||
They're making sure that Trump can't staff a government if he gets back in. | ||
They're making it so that we can't hire people. | ||
That's right. | ||
So we have conversations periodically with high-profile creatives, and there's always an issue. | ||
I know a lot of musicians, professional athletes, and they'll message me and say things like, I agree with you. | ||
The point of this is to make them say, dude, I really can't. | ||
I'm sorry, man. | ||
I'll lose everything. | ||
Look what they're doing. | ||
Look what they're doing. | ||
But you know what? | ||
Some people are cowards, and that's the unfortunate reality. | ||
And if the issue is the people who agree with freedom, liberty, personal responsibility, and individualism, if those of us, if this faction is dominated by cowards, well then we deserve to lose. | ||
Yeah. | ||
That being said, I think this shows we are winning. | ||
I'm not saying that to get down. | ||
I'm saying that if you look at Carrie Lake's victory, you look at Liz Cheney losing, the midterms are looking like it's going to be good. | ||
And that was Joe Biden crapping his pants in fear, knowing he's about to get impeached because the Republicans are preparing an impeachment on several fronts. | ||
I pray you're right. | ||
I pray you're right. | ||
You know, people got to register. | ||
Make sure they're registering. | ||
People have to vote. | ||
People have to register. | ||
Right now. | ||
You can go out to your neighbors and say, register to vote. | ||
And maybe they won't. | ||
We've had a lot of people message saying, I went out and talked to 42 people, 2 people registered. | ||
Good enough. | ||
That's what we gotta do. | ||
My fear is that the Roe vs. Wade thing... | ||
I don't believe it. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
I don't think so. | ||
I don't think the Roe v. Wade stuff is going to be powerful enough. | ||
See, this is what he's talking about. | ||
This is a direct quote from the speech. | ||
Backwards to an America, this is the moggots, are taking us backwards to an America where there is no right to choose, no right to privacy. | ||
Is it he's trashing us because we don't think you should have a limitless right to scramble a baby's brain and vacuum it out? | ||
Like, that's insane. | ||
But that's not even what happened. | ||
The Supreme Court just sent the states after legislature. | ||
It just sent back to the states, right, of course. | ||
But most of the country knows this, not all of it, but most of the country knows that that's what happened. | ||
This is what desperation looks like. | ||
Going after lawyers. | ||
If they were winning, none of this would be necessary. | ||
It's a death rattle. | ||
They become more and more extreme. | ||
This is panic. | ||
People who are calm and collected and know they're going to win don't freak out and scratch at the walls. | ||
Tim, I've got a question for you. | ||
Do you think they've done the calculation? | ||
What happens if the conversation ends? | ||
If we can no longer speak to one another? | ||
Obama lied to us, but he would at least try to convince us. | ||
He would try to bring us to his side. | ||
He's saying, I don't want to talk to you. | ||
I want to shut you down. | ||
I'm going to stick the FBI on you. | ||
I've got 87,000 new IRS agents. | ||
I've got the military behind me. | ||
He kind of looked like he was in a pit of hell with a red background. | ||
What was that about? | ||
The V for Vendetta moment will happen. | ||
Yeah. | ||
But do you think they get it? | ||
That if we can't talk, it's going to get much worse in this country if we can't talk to one another? | ||
In 2019, I'm talking to Jack Dorsey, and he mentioned on Rogan's show, liberal journalists only follow liberal journalists, and conservatives follow liberal and conservative journalists. | ||
It has always been the case that one side of the country was brainwashed into cult, thinking they weren't brainwashed into cult, and it was everyone else. | ||
That's still true today. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
Bill Maher's show with Rob Reiner. | ||
Oh man, but even Bill Maher refused. | ||
No, but I'm saying Reiner refused to admit that the Hunter Biden laptop was hidden. | ||
He refused to admit it. | ||
But Bill Maher is the one who said, if a recession stops Trump, then bring on the recession. | ||
Now all of a sudden he has the nerve to come out and be like, they shouldn't have hid the laptop. | ||
Well, I'll say this. | ||
Respect for doing the right thing, Bill. | ||
I just wish he did the right thing in the first place. | ||
I don't believe he was ignorant to what was going on. | ||
I think he was pandering because he was saying what he thought liberals wanted to hear. | ||
Now he realizes the wokeness has gone insane and the safe bet is in the moderate space. | ||
Tim, the number one rule in politics has always been it's better to be wrong too late than right too early. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Always for these people. | ||
Well, what's the saying? | ||
What is it? | ||
It's something like telling the truth is dangerous when the government is wrong or something like that. | ||
You know that quote? | ||
I wonder if the way that Biden was speaking in that speech was still as if the Maggie's were a small minority of the country, right? | ||
He kept saying like, oh, we've got all these Republicans. | ||
I don't care what your opinions are as long as you're for democracy and protecting the integrity of this nation. | ||
Like, I wonder if he's actually trying to gaslight people. | ||
Do they not realize we can look at the voting numbers? | ||
Yeah. | ||
We can see how many people are Maggie's? | ||
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I want to point out, like, you know— They're trying to peel them away. | |
I was talking about Mark Ruffalo the other day. | ||
He plays the Hulk, I'm sure. | ||
And he gave an interview to Variety, and it was actually one of the funniest things I'd ever read, because they ask him something like, are you going to play the Hulk in the future? | ||
And he said, maybe we'll do old Hulk, because there's old Hulk. | ||
But he goes, the way things are headed and what we're facing right now in this country, there might not be a world in which we can do these things. | ||
So I hope I'm still around to do it. | ||
And so he's kind of saying, like, the world may end as we know it, so I can't play the Hulk anymore. | ||
And that was an intense thing, because I don't completely disagree with him, to be honest, but the best part was the Variety interviewer goes, ah, okay, moving on. | ||
So anyway, and I'm like, dude just told you the world was ending. | ||
He does this all the time. | ||
He'll tweet something suggesting the world's ending, and then he'll have a headshot of himself with a smoldering hot look, just like, He's trying to seduce people with his insane left-wing rhetoric. | ||
It's great content for us, so we're grateful. | ||
I mean, look, I don't disagree with him. | ||
I don't agree with him politically. | ||
When he said we're headed towards dark days or whatever he's implying, I think he's right. | ||
But ultimately, what I wanted to get to is... | ||
You know, earlier today, I'm skating. | ||
I'm trying to, I'm going up on the half pipe or the quarter pipe. | ||
I'm getting big air. | ||
I'm having a good time. | ||
I'm skating. | ||
And I'm thinking, you know, like things are going well. | ||
The midterms are probably going to be good. | ||
We've got the chickens. | ||
Life is good. | ||
I'm watching, I'm reading stories about TV shows. | ||
People are making fun of She-Hulk. | ||
And I'm like, that's kind of normal. | ||
Like in the new She-Hulk show, she's twerking and everyone's like, cringe. | ||
And then, and then. | ||
And you get the orange eggs, like the orange yolk in the eggs with the chickens? | ||
Well, it changes colors. | ||
It depends on the chicken, I guess. | ||
I'm super jealous. | ||
Well, yeah, it's good stuff. | ||
Sometimes they're really dark. | ||
And my point is, it was a good day today. | ||
And then Joe Biden comes out and he's like, you're all evil, the world is ending, and we're going to destroy you. | ||
And I'm like, now I'm kind of freaked out. | ||
You know, like, Look, this is a speech, like you said, I want somebody to take his speech in the setting and put someone else's words into it from a certain period of our history, the 1930s, and see how that matched up. | ||
You know how they do these memes? | ||
You've seen some of these shows. | ||
Look, I know you're familiar with, it's Godwin's Law, right? | ||
Is that what it is? | ||
You're familiar? | ||
That all internet arguments ultimately devolve to the point of calling someone a Nazi or something. | ||
But to have a president come out and say, half the country, man, are a threat to our democracy! | ||
It's just kind of like, yeah, it's really crazy. | ||
I think Robert made a good point earlier when he said that he's trying to tear these people away. | ||
Have you ever heard of Hungarian salami tactics that the communists used where they would kind of find little groups or fringes or protest activism and then they'd publicly blast them and make them so unacceptable to be associated with that They'd cut them off, and then they'd slowly just do it to one more group, one more group, one more group, until all of their opposition was divided. | ||
And right now they're trying so hard to divide the mega-Republicans with the regular Republicans. | ||
Look what they did with Lynne Cheney. | ||
I mean, they keep doing that. | ||
They applaud these other people that are peeling away, and those people bring people with them. | ||
And now mom and pop that really don't know and are scared about the economy and what's happening to the world are sitting there going, You know, what do I do? | ||
Older people, unfortunately, they get their news from the TV and the TV is lying to them, right? | ||
So, you know, making sure that we can spread the word among... Well, I mean, there's also the problem with the younger people getting their news from just cults, you know what I mean? | ||
And school. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
So it's ultimately just about finding where people get their information and helping expose them. | ||
This is the thing that Ronald Reagan said the most important thing, and I wrote it on Breitbart, the week Trump won. | ||
I said, for his administration, Ronald Reagan, the last speech he gave to the American people, and the last part of that speech, his farewell speech, was, we need to have an informed American patriotism. | ||
The most important thing, he says, we used to sit around the TV show and we would have shows giving American values. | ||
We would sit around discussing things with American values. | ||
He says, and I fear, and he saw the flag getting this, he says, I fear that unless we have a new American patriotism where we're teaching our children civics and the history of America, we're going to lose our nation. | ||
And this is what I want to talk about solving the problem here by pulling up this here website, mysonhunter.com. | ||
I want to start by saying this. | ||
First, just for those that aren't familiar, this is a movie called My Son Hunter, and it's about the Bidens. | ||
And I want to say, culture is everything. | ||
Politics is downstream from culture. | ||
Culture influences. | ||
Culture inspires. | ||
And cultures decide whether or not a law truly stands on the books. | ||
For instance, there are old laws like you can't put a pie on a windowsill on Tuesday because it attracts wild animals and there are school kids out. | ||
But no one enforces that law. | ||
There's books called like wacky laws and they're like, did you know that you can't take a bath on Sundays in Massachusetts or whatever? | ||
I want a copy of this book. | ||
There's a bunch of them actually, they're funny. | ||
And those laws are never repealed. | ||
The issue is our culture changed and we decided, okay, we're not going to arrest anybody for that anymore. | ||
I'm pretty sure sodomy is still illegal in a bunch of places as well. | ||
No cop is going to kick your door in because they think two guys are hooking up. | ||
We're not doing that because culture. | ||
But if we were a theocratic fascist country, they would be kicking the door in saying it's a law in the books. | ||
Building culture is the most important thing we can do, and that's why I think the movie you guys are doing is so important. | ||
Do you want to explain what the movie is? | ||
Who's in it? | ||
What's it about? | ||
Well, it's My Son Hunter, and it's based on not only the laptops and the information, like Peter Schweitz's book and stuff that John Solomon did and all the articles ad infinitum about the Hunter Biden laptop, It's also, I looked at Beautiful Things, his autobiography, to get a mindset of him. | ||
Hunters. | ||
Hunters. | ||
Oh no. | ||
Oh no. | ||
And he writes about doing crack and all that? | ||
Oh absolutely. | ||
This is where Robert differs from Hunters. | ||
Robert's actually read Hunter's biography. | ||
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Hunter's reading and he's like, I did that! | |
What I wanted to do is, because we have all the, of course, the sizzle of the corruption, of the Ukrainian deals, of the Russian mafia deals, of the Chinese spy chief, and the tons of deals he made with the Chinese. | ||
You got him to fly into China together on Air Force Two? | ||
No, I don't have that, but it's implied. | ||
You'll see. | ||
In a different way, and it's very funny. | ||
I mean, I should tell you, I have Joe with a Superman cape on for one second when he visits the Chinese, and you hear the... | ||
And Hunter goes, Dad! | ||
Daddy! | ||
And now the deals start to happen. | ||
So it's all told through the eyes of a 25-year-old left-wing activist who is a stripper to pay for her college education. | ||
And she meets up with Hunter. | ||
A relationship starts. | ||
A bouncer from the strip joint is put with them when they go to the Chateau Marmont to have this big party, who's a soccer player of great face, Franklin Adelaide, a Nigerian soccer player. | ||
And he's the one who says, Kitty, I'm the black face of white supremacy. | ||
And he's the one that navigates her through the internet to find out, when she realizes, this is Joe Biden's son. | ||
My life just got much more interesting. | ||
I want to go back to the website real quick. | ||
So obviously directed by Robert Davi, you've got Lawrence Fox, John James, Gina Carano, and Emily Gojkovic? | ||
Gojkovic. | ||
Gojkovic, there you go. | ||
Wow, I totally butchered that name. | ||
Emma, sorry. | ||
Emma Gojkovic. | ||
So you've got a bunch of great people in here. | ||
And you yourself, a lot of people already chatting, they know who you are. | ||
They're commenting on all the shows you've been in. | ||
They're all like... They all recognize you from Halo. | ||
Oh yeah? | ||
Really? | ||
No, no, no. | ||
That was just a voice. | ||
So I mean, you're like, you're a big Hollywood guy. | ||
And you're now, you know, you left, you went to Florida. | ||
Now you're doing a movie that is very much exposing the Biden family. | ||
I have to imagine a lot of your old friends are probably not happy. | ||
Well, you know, if they're real friends, You know, look it, I have friends of mine that are absolutely left wing and it's what it is. | ||
I say to them, okay, I have lots of good friends that are name actors, that are quiet conservatives, that are frightened about canceling and everything else in their careers. | ||
So there's a different kind of a thing. | ||
People that might have... But we have to become culture warriors. | ||
Yes. | ||
As you said, we have to. | ||
We can't worry about that because then we leave them to do the narrative and we get left out because the emotion of culture is what the young minds can respond to. | ||
It can move people. | ||
Have you watched the show The Boys? | ||
No, not yet. | ||
I think it's fantastic. | ||
It is a little cringe. | ||
Have you seen it, Alex? | ||
I'm aware of it. | ||
I haven't seen it. | ||
I don't even know about it. | ||
Aware of it, and I know all the memes. | ||
Nobody has watched it. | ||
So it's basically, it's like DC's Justice League, but if they're real people. | ||
And so you end up with Homelander, right? | ||
He's like Superman. | ||
He's a narcissist. | ||
He's a sociopath. | ||
He wants everyone to love him. | ||
And then, you know, all of these characters are basically flawed celebrity types of superpowers. | ||
And that's kind of what this show explores. | ||
And then there's government coverups because the superheroes accidentally kill people | ||
all the time. | ||
And you know, it's interesting. | ||
They've taken this turn in the show where they've made Superman into Trump. | ||
They've made Homelander basically Trump. | ||
And this is the importance of culture. | ||
In the show, the good guys are like, yo, they're going on TV and lying about what's going on. | ||
And there's like a fake Tucker Carlson. | ||
And then Homelander clearly is lying about things. | ||
And then they say, they're clearly making him be Trump. | ||
Then they're saying he's lying and show you fictional situations where he knows he's lying too. | ||
They're trying to set your preconceptions as to what's happening in the world. | ||
Because they know there are low information, dumb people who are gonna see Trump and go, He's lying, too! | ||
Oh, I saw that on TV! | ||
And people who watch this show might give the benefit of the doubt to the average person, but I'm telling you, that level of influence does work. | ||
Oh, it does. | ||
And they'll think they're geniuses for making that connection, too. | ||
And so what you need to do— Here's what you do. | ||
You make a show that is not political, like The Boys, but then you make allusions to... Put a message in the ravioli. | ||
Exactly. | ||
Put a message in the ravioli. | ||
Is that what it's called? | ||
Yes, that's what I did with the film. | ||
I've got an important question. | ||
It has to be a good ravioli and extremely tasty. | ||
Cheese and spinach and mushroom. | ||
You can have a vegetarian, you can have ricotta, mushroom, but it has to be a beautiful sauce. | ||
Do you guys think Hunter's gonna watch it? | ||
I think so because this is like, again, the Wolf of Wall Street. | ||
And friends of mine in Hollywood, you talked about some of the Hollywood friends, you know, Hunter's like a counterculture hero. | ||
There's a read on Hunter that he's actually the only cool Democrat. | ||
So if you think about what he does, he's totally unencumbered. | ||
He's figured out all these new grifts. | ||
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only cool Democrat you know what he does you know you're down all these new | ||
grifts think about the art grift let's take that people send him tens of | ||
thousands hundreds of thousands We don't know who these people are. | ||
His art's crap. | ||
I mean, and Robert does an incredible job satirizing it in the movie. | ||
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But we don't... it's just an easy way to get... None of us thought of that! | |
None of us are that smart. | ||
He's the one who's cutting all the deals for that family. | ||
You've just blown my mind. | ||
Maybe he realizes, like, my dad's been bullshitting his whole life. | ||
Joe was not lying when he said Hunter's the smartest guy he knows. | ||
This is, this is the girl. | ||
He didn't say he wasn't on crack. | ||
You'll see it, you'll see it in the film. | ||
Who's lying about that? | ||
We, we, this goes there in the film. | ||
The girl figures it out. | ||
When she's having a conversation with him that, and this is what makes it again a very interesting film to me, is that you can't, even when I was researching this, an actress friend of mine said, you know Hunter rented a Airbnb from my friend. | ||
There was a laptop and another, there was a backpack and another laptop there. | ||
This guy was leaving stuff all over the place. | ||
While he was getting high every 15 minutes, dealing with the highest people in China and everywhere else. | ||
He's like cracked out of his mind and he's like in a Chinese office and he's like, here's my laptop. | ||
The supposition, Tim, is are the laptops left on purpose? | ||
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Or what? | ||
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He hates his dad and he's just like, why can't I just lose him the election already? | |
Yeah, we don't go there, but we go there. | ||
But you do have Biden sniffing children, right? | ||
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No, no. | |
He sniffs other people. | ||
He sniffs other people. | ||
I'll tell you what I think. | ||
I think Joe Biden is a pedophile and I think he abused Hunter. | ||
That may or may not be. | ||
I don't want to. | ||
Watch the film, please. | ||
We'll check it out. | ||
The film, I don't want to go into that because I didn't want to, again, I wanted because There's enough there. | ||
There's enough there. | ||
Enough red meat there. | ||
I wanted to make people that were in the middle want to watch this film because it's a good picture while supplying the story and the truth of what we think allegedly happened. | ||
Let's talk about Corn Pop. | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
You know what I think? | ||
I think Joe Biden besmirched the good name of Corn Pop. | ||
Because if you listen to his story, what did he say? | ||
The kids were rubbing my legs. | ||
Do you remember this? | ||
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He'd be like, the kids are rubbing my legs and the hair would curl. | |
And people have commented, someone super chatted, what if Corn Pop was a good guy who was protecting | ||
the kids from a creepy pool. | ||
I believe it. | ||
I really do. | ||
And Joe's telling this nonsense story about he called him Esther or whatever. | ||
And the guy had a knife. | ||
I think he like, I was in a rain barrel and it was getting rusty and he banged it up on the curb. | ||
Yeah. | ||
It's a joke. | ||
We can't miss those. | ||
I think Joe Biden was at the pool with a bunch of little kids being a creep. | ||
And corn pop was like, yo, you need to get out of here. | ||
And he was like, come on, man. | ||
Dude, someone made a cartoon where Joe talks about the kids grabbing his legs. | ||
They animated it. | ||
I love it so much. | ||
You've seen it? | ||
Oh yeah, I love it so much. | ||
The kids grabbing his legs. | ||
What is this guy? | ||
They're standing up. | ||
They turn blonde in the sun. | ||
He says this stuff out loud. | ||
Also in that speech, he called black children roaches. | ||
What? | ||
He calls black children roaches in the speech. | ||
No one's caught this. | ||
It is the most racist comment I've ever heard in my life period. | ||
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This wasn't 1969. | |
This wasn't 1840. | ||
This was 2017. | ||
This wasn't 1969. | ||
This wasn't 1840. | ||
This was 2017. | ||
But in what context? | ||
He was talking about the kids at the pool. | ||
He says, I know how to deal with roaches. | ||
It's the craziest thing. | ||
When you play it back now, you're going to freak out. | ||
It's unbelievable. | ||
And he says it in this thing, which is, there's definitely a pervy side. | ||
I think he abused Sunter. | ||
I thought about how does the son of someone so prominent be a crack addict who's got these weird perversions. | ||
And I'm like, something happened to him. | ||
He was traumatized. | ||
Then you look at his dad sniffing and groping children. | ||
And I'm like, I think I know where this is going. | ||
And everyone says like, oh, if that were happening, it would come out. | ||
You know, Joe Biden's a powerful man. | ||
There would be people watching. | ||
But no, that's precisely why something like that would never come out. | ||
People know if you are crazy enough to abuse children, you'd be crazy enough to kill people who are going to talk about it. | ||
You'd be crazy enough to do a lot of stuff. | ||
For me, there is enough there without making that supposition. | ||
And when you see the film, there's enough there to say what did happen. | ||
Let people make their own decision because That then, it doesn't, I think sometimes it doesn't help us bring people into the tent because let them say, oh my God, make the supposition and let them come up. | ||
I'm not saying I know for sure about any of that, but just the idea that like if the elites are abusing children, it would come out for sure. | ||
Like, no, they would have so many methods of covering this stuff up. | ||
Yeah, exactly. | ||
People didn't believe that. | ||
It was too crazy. | ||
When Alex Jones is talking about it, they're like, he's crazy. | ||
There's no way that's happening. | ||
Did you see the trial where the lawyer asks Jones and he's like, so you believe that, you know, Epstein, or no, no, he's like, you believe that there's a cabal of like elites that are trafficking children? | ||
And he goes, you mean like what Epstein did with the Clintons? | ||
He threw that in there when they were berating him for other things. | ||
People made a Thug Life video where the sunglasses come on. | ||
It was wild. | ||
Wasn't there something weird in Biden's daughter's diary? | ||
Yes, they were showering together. | ||
But there's a bigger question. | ||
Why did the FBI go after a lost diary? | ||
Yeah. | ||
She's a private citizen. | ||
Right. | ||
She's not in government. | ||
And it wasn't legit, right? | ||
It was Russian disinfo too, right? | ||
It wasn't a real diary. | ||
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Why? | |
Was it to protect the contents? | ||
I don't know, but what I can say is something is wrong when the FBI says a diary of a private citizen is of national security interest. | ||
Of a little girl, a little girl's diary. | ||
Well, I mean, how old was she when she wrote it? | ||
Cause I thought it was like an older one. | ||
11, 14 or something, I don't know. | ||
So this is just a 50 cent piece of paper and the FBI had to get it. | ||
Well, so now you gotta wonder. | ||
Well, they had nothing else to do. | ||
She wrote about taking showers with Joe, right? | ||
There was something alluded to that. | ||
And she said probably inappropriate or something like that? | ||
Yeah, that was again alluded to. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I didn't read that. | ||
I'm just the hearsay of it. | ||
There was things to that. | ||
Your audience can tweet us. | ||
Remember when Joe broke his foot or whatever because the dog in the shower or something like that? | ||
You know what's interesting about this movie, and Tim you've been talking about this a lot this week on your show, about how you got to start with the art. | ||
And this is what really drew us in at Breitbart. | ||
We've always wanted to distribute movies and get into this entertainment business. | ||
To lure people into your right-wing world. | ||
Well, I will say it flat out, yes, absolutely. | ||
But you don't do it just by starting with the politics and then you try to see if we | ||
can put something together. | ||
No, you start with the aesthetics. | ||
You take Robert, who's been, had a byline of Breitbart since 2009, knew Andrew, were | ||
friends. | ||
But he travels the world performing Frank Sinatra songs. | ||
He's made movies in the past. | ||
He's a household name and a household face for his acting career. | ||
That's the type of guy we want to see make a movie. | ||
And the movie is hilarious. | ||
It is so many facts in it. | ||
It's so exciting to watch. | ||
It hits you in the face. | ||
It's like a fever dream at times. | ||
There's really good-looking people in it. | ||
It's really fun. | ||
And then also, it does layer in all of that stuff that if you're not listening to a show like this, or reading Breitbart, or listening to our shows, then you're not getting that information. | ||
And the same way, Tim, with what you're doing with your music, which is, you're just making music. | ||
I loved when you read earlier this week, and I'm gonna flatter you a little bit, but this was so good. | ||
You were reading Super Chat and someone hating on your music, and you said, they were reading something like it was the worst song they ever heard. | ||
And you said, well, maybe it is, I don't know. | ||
I made a song. | ||
You're very honest about it. | ||
I made a song, I put it out. | ||
Let's let people evaluate it. | ||
I love that approach so much. | ||
I think Andrew would have loved that approach because you create the art. | ||
Let the art be what it is and let people talk about it. | ||
Let people discuss it. | ||
Let the Daily Beast try to cancel you over it. | ||
Do that. | ||
That's what Robert's done with this movie. | ||
You're promoting it for me. | ||
Exactly right. | ||
I'll say it now that it's Thursday and this is the last day. | ||
I didn't want to say anything when we launched, but all of these lefties attacking the song | ||
Yeah. | ||
were pumping the numbers tremendously. | ||
And they really were. | ||
They were posting it. | ||
There's like 17 posts on Reddit. | ||
We have we have an app that tracks social posts for all of our content. | ||
And then I'm just like watching them go nuts, rag on the song. | ||
And I'm like, 95 percent thumbs up on the people who've watched it. | ||
And all they're doing with hating on it is sharing the video. | ||
And it's funny, because I was talking to a friend earlier, and I mentioned how the Daily Beast said this of me, that I'm trying to lure people into the right-wing world. | ||
And he was saying, like, they need something to fight against. | ||
And I was like, they need to hate it because it's their thing to do. | ||
Like, otherwise, what do they have to talk about? | ||
There's nothing. | ||
So they create an enemy. | ||
They say they hate it, but the reality is they don't really care. | ||
People are checking out your music, and I'm sorry Robert, this is the thing I'm most passionate about. | ||
People are checking out your music because of this stuff and they're realizing it's good. | ||
They're gonna check out this film because they read articles like the Guardian that wrote, that wrote, guys stop trying to make Hunter Biden conspiracy theories happen. | ||
That's a direct line from them. | ||
They haven't seen the movie and they're already trying to cancel it. | ||
Good music is subjective. | ||
We were listening to the Billboard Hot 100, so all these lefties come out and they're like, this music is dated, it's 2000s. | ||
Unless Lizzo makes it, then it's always good. | ||
No matter what, if Lizzo's doing it. | ||
So they said it's dated, and I'm like, Kate Bush is number five on the Billboard Hot 100. | ||
It's like, what does dated even mean? | ||
So we started listening, and we started playing that song, Sunroof. | ||
So we were listening to the radio, like the streaming radio in the car, and Sunroof by Nikki Yore came on. | ||
And it is a teeny bop, I'm driving the sunroof, or something like that. | ||
And I was like, is this what they want? | ||
Is this what they want me to do? | ||
I'll do it! | ||
I swear, we're gonna make a song called Is This What You Want, and it's gonna be pop, and we're gonna be bopping around at a club, and the lyrics are gonna be as vapid and as boring as possible. | ||
And I'm like, no, no, look, man, good music is subjective. | ||
Some people think Zeppelin was the epitome of good music. | ||
Some people think The Beatles were. | ||
Some people think it's CCR. | ||
Some people think, nah, man, the 90s, the 2000s, the 2010s, everybody has their taste, and they're allowed to have it. | ||
Don't know, don't care. | ||
I like some music. | ||
I don't like other music. | ||
A lot of people really love Nickelback. | ||
Not for me, but hey, they were a number one for four weeks in a row. | ||
That is an amazing feat. | ||
So good for them. | ||
If I put out a song, it's because I write music. | ||
And not everybody has to like it. | ||
And it is what it is. | ||
So I just want to say on this, I thought we'd get like a couple hundred thousand hits on it. | ||
It's at like a million something. | ||
On the streaming services, we're like a hundred plus thousand or whatever. | ||
The sales, I think, are over 10k or something like that. | ||
And then I'm like, oh, that's really cool, man. | ||
I really appreciate that people are supporting us. | ||
If a hundred people liked the music, I'd say, okay. | ||
We've put out Cast Castle, and we've gotten a certain amount of fans for it. | ||
We put out Tales from the Inverted World, we got some fans for it. | ||
Chicken City's got fans. | ||
None of these things are like Time magazine front page content, and no one cared about any of those things. | ||
But this song actually took off and people liked it, and they reacted with an inverse reaction of, if people are liking it, we have to hate it with an equal amount of force. | ||
We say right wing a lot. | ||
Because we say right wing a lot. | ||
And I think the question is, what is right wing? | ||
The definition of right wing and left wing, to me, I love this country. | ||
Discerning. | ||
My grandparents came from Sicily and Naples. | ||
The New York Times said the Italian was lower and dirtier than the Negro in 1906. | ||
In 1886, there were more lynchings of Italians than anybody else. | ||
Twelve of fifteen Sicilians were lynched in New Orleans in 1886. | ||
Now, when you say right wing, they came to this country, they were speaking Italian, my first language was listening to Italian, but they said in the home, speak of the English, raise the flag. | ||
My grandfather came in, Went into the U.S. | ||
Infantry, critically World War I, critically wounded twice. | ||
My dad, World War II. | ||
My uncle's the Battle of Midways. | ||
My dad's ship was torpedoed. | ||
He was in the water three days. | ||
Every Memorial Day, Veterans Day, the flag was raised. | ||
He put on his Navy uniform. | ||
There was a patriotic in the air. | ||
We loved our country. | ||
There was something in the air. | ||
And they have taken it away. | ||
And that's not right-wing. | ||
We're not right-wing. | ||
We're Americans. | ||
There should be no left and right. | ||
There should be Americans. | ||
And the whole idea of America First, this is what we have to keep bringing up. | ||
The idea that there was a man, and I want to bring him up quickly, William Harvey Carney. | ||
You've got Black History Month. | ||
William Harvey Carney was a black slave who fought in the Civil War for the Union. | ||
The guys holding the American flag were shot up, and the flag was about to hit the ground, and he picked it up before it hit the ground, and he marched with the flag, and he got critically wounded himself several times. | ||
He got to safety, he gave the flag off, he said, the old flag never hit the ground, boys. | ||
He then became, in the 1870s and 80s, he became part of the first post office, postmaster, and got the Medal of Honor in 1903. | ||
Has Black History Month ever talked about William Harvey Carney? | ||
Do you know the legend of the American National Anthem, how it was written? | ||
When he's saying, uh, the bomb's bursting in air, gave proof of the night the flag was still there, the idea was that, you know, he's on this ship, and the American flag was, the fort was being bombarded, and every time a bomb would explode, the flag would be illuminated, and what was happening was every time damage would be taken, the flag would go down, someone would run up and prop it up, and then die holding it, and in the morning when they came back, seeing the flag there, it was the corpses of the soldiers who refused to let it fall who had kept it up in the end. | ||
Now that's probably a legend, But it's a brutal story of, like, refusing to let the flag fall. | ||
Well, that was William Harvey Carney. | ||
Now we've got this guy, Kaepernick, kneeling and people spitting on the flag and desecrating America. | ||
Look, every country in the history of civilization has gone through difficulties. | ||
They've had slaves, they've had wars, they've had everything. | ||
Are we going to go back to the beginning of time and go into Egypt and Saudi Arabia and Wales? | ||
Everywhere. | ||
So you've got to stop the nonsense, what's going on, and our politicians are feeding into it. | ||
We're Americans. | ||
This is a great country. | ||
We have freedom. | ||
We're blessed with a country. | ||
Not right-wing. | ||
It's not right-wing. | ||
It's not alt-right. | ||
It's not left. | ||
It's Marxist and America first in freedom. | ||
Here's what we have. | ||
We have Traditionally in this country, a left and a right. | ||
At some point in this blob of left and right-wing politics, a budding occurred and a blob of the left flopped off and grew and became its own political sphere that calls itself the left. | ||
But there is still a left and a right. | ||
If Ben Shapiro and I were to sit down and talk hard policies, I would be left of him and we would disagree on many things. | ||
And we would agree on certain facts and studies, but our opinions on how they should be handled would be slightly different. | ||
Because there's a left and a right traditionally in this country. | ||
But this weird cell that's been growing and expanding that believes it is the left is actually just a cult. | ||
They're not left. | ||
What about giving a child a sex change is inherently a left-wing policy position. | ||
It's not. | ||
It is an ideological position. | ||
But they call it the left. | ||
And that's why everyone else is right-wing. | ||
That's why they say Tim Poole's a far-right YouTuber. | ||
It's like, bro, I'm like pro-progressive tax and pro-choice. | ||
But that's right-wing now because it's expanding. | ||
And its sphere of influence is expanding. | ||
However, I do think it has begun to lose. | ||
The big news that came out earlier or the other day was that Gutfeld has surpassed Colbert in the ratings. | ||
Now, a lot of people are going to act like that's no big deal on the left. | ||
They don't want to admit that they're losing. | ||
But when late night, you know, the late night show, whatever the things are called, are now less relevant than a cable news channel that started in the 90s, you are losing your cultural influence. | ||
And that matters. | ||
That means we're winning. | ||
Well, they have denied... Look, they come out of Los Angeles and New York, these talk show guys. | ||
And you've got the Colbert guy, you've got the other two guys. | ||
And they refuse to talk about the epidemic of homelessness and crime in those cities. | ||
It's astounding to me. | ||
They'll talk about everything else, but they won't say in their own backyard, because the elites don't give a red... Look, when you go on to a movie set, And we were talking about this earlier. | ||
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Yeah. | |
With somebody. | ||
With Sean Spicer, actually. | ||
Sure. | ||
When I go on to movie sets, the crew, they'll be doing the makeup or the hair or the guy putting the lights or the microwave in. | ||
Thank you. | ||
We're with you. | ||
The crew, the workers, the people that are running this country, But there's a comic that shows a man burning a woman at the | ||
stake and he says, just so you know, I agree with everything you said. Right. | ||
And that's what it is. | ||
These are the you know what I there's I can respect to a certain degree that people are | ||
struggling and stuck. But it really is not a compliment for someone to whisper. I agree with you. | ||
Yeah, no, no. | ||
I hear you. | ||
I hear you. | ||
But they're there. | ||
So we have to give them the courage. | ||
We have to find out how to inspire them to speak up culturally, to have these cultural warriors. | ||
We have to speak up. | ||
This is what... I've had a big argument with a very close friend of mine, like a brother. | ||
I won't mention the name, I won't mention what it was about. | ||
He has some platform. | ||
And he's had people on, but he won't have me on because it would expose the thing. | ||
Think about that. | ||
And so I said, but you agree with me? | ||
He goes, I know. | ||
I said, but unless we all start to speak up, what you're talking about is going to We're going to be lost. | ||
We've got to take- They've got a whole lot of emotional reasons to hate the | ||
left. | ||
You know, these people have kept them away from their families through all the COVID stuff, | ||
gas prices, people getting fired from their jobs. | ||
It's been horrific for people. | ||
But they don't have a whole lot of emotional reasons to love the right. | ||
Trump gave people that for a bit. | ||
He was obviously this big populist voice. | ||
But it was about America. | ||
He was giving us America. | ||
But he would amp people up emotionally, right? | ||
And this is something I was talking about a year ago where I was saying, you know, feelings don't care about your facts. | ||
We've been saying it the wrong way this whole time. | ||
I'm so with you on that. | ||
Feelings motivate people. | ||
You tell someone's kid falls off a boat and you tell them they have one out of a hundred chance of saving them, they're gonna jump in every time because they love their kid. | ||
They're not gonna be motivated by the numbers you give them. | ||
And that's why I love being here with a bunch of artists. | ||
I didn't think I'd see this. | ||
I'll tell you a story. | ||
There's a crazy story that was actually not that long ago where a guy was at the Yosemite, I think. | ||
Where's the Hot Springs at? | ||
Is that Yellowstone? | ||
Yeah, not Yosemite. | ||
Yellowstone. | ||
Yellowstone. | ||
And so he opens his car, and his dog jumps out and runs full speed towards the hot spring, and he yells at it, no, stop, and it won't listen. | ||
He runs after it, the dog jumps in the hot spring and starts screaming, so he takes his shirt off, and they tell him, you can't go in, and he's like, hell, I can't, and he jumps in and immediately goes, help! | ||
They pull him out, he dies. | ||
He didn't care that he was gonna jump into a boiling vat. | ||
His dog was already dead, but he loved his dog and didn't think twice. | ||
There's another story of a guy who, there's a video of this, I think. | ||
He runs up to his house on fire, and the fire department's there, and he runs up, and then the firefighters are yelling at him, and then he just runs past him and runs out with two dogs. | ||
People are motivated by their emotions. | ||
It's like the mom from Uvalde who ran in and couldn't give a shit. | ||
There was an article, and I wrote an article in the Washington Times, Our pets are family too. | ||
And it was about, and this was in the 80s, when there was a thing where there were street muggers that mugged an old couple, beat up the woman, took their money, hurt them. | ||
And my supposition was, and then this was in one spot, and the passerby's did nothing. | ||
There was another, in DC, where there was someone on the roof, on a ledge, and the people down there, stay, stay, help him, help him, let's get him help! | ||
What's the difference in the scenarios? | ||
One was a human being, the other on the ledge was a dog. | ||
Wow, really? | ||
So I said that if these kids that mug these women never had an animal to love, And I says, our animals help us be more human. | ||
That's so true. | ||
In a certain way. | ||
And I says, and this was in the 80s I wrote this, on the Washington Times. | ||
I mean, yeah, I wrote it in the 90s. | ||
But how interesting is that, that we, you know, that story, going back to you, that the guy ran in | ||
for his dogs. | ||
I mean, can I go to the bathroom? | ||
You don't gotta ask. | ||
You just go and do it. | ||
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You gotta put your hand up first. | |
And then actually, Lydia has to give you the permission. | ||
Yeah, that's true. | ||
I do have to give you that. | ||
Yeah, you need a pass, also. | ||
No, you're fine. | ||
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Go ahead. | |
There's a pass. | ||
Of course. | ||
But I think that I'm a little black-pilled on this, too, because I think that it's too late to just sit around and whisper to Robert when Robert's in your makeup chair. | ||
Those days are over. | ||
We need people to be outspoken, and you don't have to be mean about it. | ||
You don't have to be If that's not your voice, find your voice. | ||
But you do have to be out there and be vocal and say, actually, I don't think the lockdowns were that great. | ||
I don't think we should amass kids all that much. | ||
Just start with something basic. | ||
Just start with, well, you know, I liked abortion when it was safe, legal, and rare. | ||
Why is it third trimester, fourth trimester? | ||
Post-birth. | ||
Yeah, post-birth. | ||
Just start with something like that and see how you're received. | ||
But not even that. | ||
I said, you don't even need to say anything other than, oh, I don't know, that sounds kind of weird. | ||
That's it. | ||
Someone comes to you and they say something like, you know, I think we should be giving children sex changes. | ||
You go, oh, I don't know. | ||
That sounds a little extreme. | ||
That's it. | ||
And they'll say, are you transphobic? | ||
I have no idea what you're talking about, dude. | ||
I'm just confused. | ||
Just chemical castration of kids. | ||
You're not going to go that far. | ||
I thought I was a dog when I was five. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
Time for surgery, Lauren. | ||
Before we go to super chats, can I say, because we've been having this conversation, myself and my husband, because I made the supposition that facts do care about your feelings or feelings don't care about your facts. | ||
This is something that Ben Shapiro talks about a lot. | ||
Facts don't care about your feelings. | ||
I think this is why the right is losing. | ||
It's because they ignore the fact that feelings exist and are very important because like you're talking about how people jump into the freaking hot springs after their dogs. | ||
We had a dog die this year and I think Robert's right that it really makes people more human to have to care deeply about a creature like that. | ||
Ben Shapiro is wrong! | ||
He's wrong! | ||
He is wrong. | ||
Facts do care about your feelings. | ||
Very much. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
People have said facts don't care about your feelings. | ||
Yes, but feelings don't care about your facts. | ||
But facts are manufactured by people based on their emotions. | ||
And I don't mean literally. | ||
I mean, in the world of postmodernism, they claim facts, but they're really fabricating, they're using sophistry to assert what they claim is a fact when it's not. | ||
So when you get them coming out saying Donald Trump staged an insurrection, they tell you it's a fact, and it's based on their feelings. | ||
So people believe the facts, quote-unquote facts they're receiving, are true when in fact they're just manipulations of emotion. | ||
Yes, but they're so successful at manipulating emotion. | ||
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It's not stuff. | ||
In Portland, they just shot and killed a guy. | ||
They attacked an old man in a van. | ||
our country. Violence, violence, violence, violence. He said violence like six times. | ||
What? Because one Trump supporter got killed by law enforcement on January the 6th? Like that's | ||
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it? Like that's the basis? But they inverted it. But the violence was for three years. We watched | |
three years of violence. What the violence was in the streets. It's not stops. In Portland, | ||
they just shot and killed a guy. I mean, they attacked an old man in a van. Let's go to Superchats. | ||
It is time. | ||
If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, share the show with your friends, head over to TimCast.com, become a member. | ||
We're gonna have a members-only show coming up at about 11 p.m. | ||
And if you'd like to help us lure people into our right-wing world, today is the last day where they track the ratings for song releases for us, because we released on Friday. | ||
So if you really do want to support us, the link in the description below at Bandcamp, you can buy the song Only Ever Wanted for 69 cents. | ||
And if we get enough sales, maybe we'll chart and have a bigger cultural impact and then freak the left out a little bit more because they're just nuts. | ||
But this is the last big push, so we appreciate your support. | ||
You better get that song, or I'm gonna haunt your nightmares. | ||
Oh, man. | ||
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All right, all right. | |
Let's read some Super Chats. | ||
We got Dakota Stanton and Matthew Hammond are both asking about Stargate Atlantis. | ||
Dakota says, Mr. Davi, did you enjoy your time on Stargate? | ||
I did, absolutely. | ||
The crew was terrific. | ||
The writers were great. | ||
The cast was terrific. | ||
We had a wonderful time. | ||
We shot it in Vancouver. | ||
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Oh, no way! | |
Yeah, we shot it. | ||
I was there in Vancouver. | ||
My stomping grounds. | ||
Yeah. | ||
It was a lot of fun. | ||
And the show, around the world, people appreciate that. | ||
And I loved playing Augustus Collier. | ||
I think I could have done more with him. | ||
I need to watch Atlantis, because I watched SG-1, and it was amazing. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Absolutely just phenomenal. | ||
So I need to watch Atlantis. | ||
Did you ever play the game Halo after narrating it? | ||
My kids did. | ||
You never played it yourself? | ||
Never played it. | ||
Never played a video game in your life? | ||
I dabbled like this a little bit. | ||
You know what I mean? | ||
Which one? | ||
Two minutes. | ||
You know, I don't know, what is it? | ||
I forget the name. | ||
My son, I have a 21-year-old boy who's, you know, that's great. | ||
I'll give you a pass. | ||
You should play Halo. | ||
No, a lot of military guys. | ||
I mean, so many people told me, hey, Halo's our favorite game. | ||
But I was, you know, no, no. | ||
I always listen to anything. | ||
Let's go to Super Chats. | ||
Stephen A. says, Thanks for putting your new song on Bandcamp. | ||
I purchased it as soon as I found out. | ||
Being drawn into a right-wing world was never so much fun. | ||
Mission accomplished! | ||
My plan is working. | ||
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Oh, that's terrifying. | |
It's so insane that it's like, Robert, we need an evil laugh. | ||
No, Joe Biden impersonation would be like, I made a song! | ||
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Hope it's good. | |
And then he poops his pants. | ||
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I pooped my pants. | |
You know, going back to My Son Hunter, you can get it. | ||
MySonHunter.com. | ||
You can pre-order it now. | ||
Great cast. | ||
John James plays Joe Biden. | ||
Does a great job of it. | ||
It's not a parody. | ||
It's a performance. | ||
It's really a performance. | ||
Lawrence Fox is incredible. | ||
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How fun! | |
as Hunter and Gina Carano who plays the Secret Service agent has a in a very | ||
interesting way she reminds me of a modern-day different kind of Lauren | ||
Bacall because she has that saucy insolence. Gina Carano posted a meme that | ||
was like hey we shouldn't hate our neighbors so they canceled her the real | ||
issue was they knew that she wasn't going along with the agenda and they | ||
needed justification she's working just fine. Let me tell you about this tennis | ||
player Everyone talks about why he was canceled. | ||
Well, I was in Serbia filming the My Son Hunter film. | ||
When Trump won, there were banners all over Serbia. | ||
I met the tennis player at a pizzeria outside the pizzeria. | ||
But what people don't remember is in 2020, he came out saying, I'm supporting Donald Trump. | ||
Oh, really? | ||
So this thing, this is the most famous athlete in the world, basically. | ||
And I think part of this whole thing could be a... Regaliation? | ||
Yeah, interesting. | ||
No relation. | ||
What show is that from? | ||
Die Hard. | ||
Die Hard. | ||
The best Christmas movie on... It is? | ||
Oh my God! | ||
It is a Christmas movie. | ||
Just like Saigon, eh Slick? | ||
But it was released in July or something, wasn't it? | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but it became a Christmas film because of... It's Christmas. | ||
Yeah, in London. | ||
They just did a screening of Die Hard in London. | ||
Myself and John McTernan went, the director. | ||
I gave a little concert there and at the end of my little set I sang Let It Snow with the audience to ensure that it is a Christmas movie. | ||
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And my family thanks them because the residuals around Christmas, you know, for me it was a wonderful life, there's other Christmas movies, but this to become a Christmas movie, I love it! | ||
It's a Christmas movie. | ||
I think so. | ||
And whether people want it to be or not, it's stupid, it is. | ||
Like, we have memed it to be, at the very least. | ||
Totally. | ||
On Christmas, we love to watch Die Hard. | ||
And this Christmas, watch it, because Davi's on-screen entrance is one of the best in all of cinema. | ||
It's unbelievable. | ||
You'll laugh at my... I got a story. | ||
So I was very close friends with Schwarzenegger, back in the day, when we did Raw Deal together. | ||
I didn't know him, and then we did Raw Deal and became very close friends, and we used to go to... | ||
I'd work out with him when I was a 32-inch waist and 22-inch arms. | ||
Every day we'd work out. | ||
And so we go to a screening of Die Hard. | ||
And we're sitting at 20th Century Fox. | ||
And I'm sitting here and Arnold's sitting here. | ||
And we're watching the film and it's just, I mean, incredible. | ||
First time seeing it. | ||
And Arnold goes over, Mike, come on. | ||
He goes, who's in charge here? | ||
Not anymore. | ||
Me. | ||
He goes, this is fantastic. | ||
You're fantastic in this. | ||
I love it. | ||
It's fantastic. | ||
Great entrance. | ||
This is great. | ||
And he's watching the film like this, enjoying the movie. | ||
And as the FBI guy starts to become a little stupider, The look on his face is one of, what the heck is going on here? | ||
And he looks over there, what are you doing, you idiot? | ||
What happened here? | ||
I says, Arnold, it's not me, it's the script. | ||
He took it, you know, he was wrapped up into the, it was a very funny moment, yeah. | ||
All right, Waffle Sense, it says, where is Lauren's paper cup? | ||
I just finished it and threw it out. | ||
I've been keeping it on the down low. | ||
Trying not to be a bad influence, alright? | ||
What was in the paper cup? | ||
What is this, Tim? | ||
Highland Park 17. | ||
Scotch! | ||
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Nice scotch. | |
They try to bring me nice cups, but it's a tradition now. | ||
You ever drink bourbon? | ||
We've got bourbon. | ||
I had my first drink, alcohol. | ||
I had wine as an Italian, but my first hard drink. | ||
I'm filming with Frank Sinatra in 1977 in Little Italy. | ||
Amazing. | ||
And we're in a social club at two o'clock in the morning. | ||
And I'm sitting there, up against this radiator, and I'm thinking to myself, my first film with Sinatra. | ||
And he's at the bar with a guy, a great actor, Harry Gordino, another guy named Martin Gables, who was married to Arlene Francis. | ||
People don't know these names, but they're big names. | ||
And a couple of other interesting characters. | ||
And Sinatra does a double take. | ||
And he goes, Robert, have a drink. | ||
I don't drink, Mr. Sinatra. | ||
You don't drink. | ||
You're fired. | ||
I'll have what you're having. | ||
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Oh, wow, yeah. | |
He says, get over here. | ||
So I come to the bar, gets a bottle of Jack Daniels, bucket glass, two lady fingers of Jack, four ice cubes, the rest water. | ||
He says, this will be your drink. | ||
It'll get you where you want to go to without getting you hurt. | ||
And after five rehabs, I'm still drinking the Jack. | ||
That's not good. | ||
I jest, of course. | ||
But it's a good drink because it's watered down and, you know, you can sip it and it's enjoyable. | ||
Yeah, but we all got a had a drink with Frank Sinatra's story, too. | ||
Yeah, of course. | ||
Everyone has a story. | ||
Yeah, so true. | ||
Me and Sinatra, we go way back, I feel like. | ||
I got a better story than that, but I won't tell it. | ||
Oh boy. | ||
You can't do that. | ||
No, that's one. | ||
Wait. | ||
You want to hear it? | ||
Absolutely. | ||
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You can't do that. | |
Should we save it for the members only portion? | ||
Whenever you want it. | ||
You tell me. | ||
That's an epic tease. | ||
Because that's when you can be not family friendly and uncensored. | ||
Well, it's not a censoring thing, but tune in to After to get the story about... It's very interesting. | ||
We'll ask you a bunch of the stories. | ||
Yeah, it's 13-year-old stories. | ||
Juiciest one. | ||
Learn about the seedy underbelly. | ||
Well, it has a... It's not that seedy. | ||
It's really quite... His sensitivity. | ||
He talks about his sensitivity. | ||
So we'll put a tag in that. | ||
We'll save it for the members only. | ||
Let's read some more Super Chats. | ||
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Yes. | |
Alien Baby says Corn Pop was just protecting the children. | ||
That's right. | ||
Nurse Shark says there was a speech given on September 3rd, 1933 at Nuremberg that this horrific, horrific diatribe resembles more than a little bit. | ||
No, Biden was at that speech. | ||
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He was there. | |
His young man. | ||
Yeah, he may have studied it. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Chris Van Derm says Biden's State of the Union address with Lauren | ||
is hands down my favorite episode of IRL so far. | ||
This is awesome. | ||
Love you all. | ||
Keep up the fight. | ||
That's the one I got wasted. That was fun. No one else would drink with me tonight, okay? | ||
It was when I wasn't about to be solo. She had our pappy bottle and she was pouring it in a paper cup | ||
and I didn't notice and then halfway through I'm like, are you drinking pappy out of a paper cup? | ||
No, no people were super chatting like, what are you doing? | ||
I've got a buddy who I just watched do a shot of old Forrester birthday bourbon, which you got to stand in line overnight to get one of those. | ||
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Wow. | |
And it's like, and it's just, I was just watching. | ||
You have no idea what you just did. | ||
None of these things mean anything to us. | ||
It's just taste good, taste bad. | ||
Is that one good? | ||
I don't like hard liquor. | ||
I've heard, yeah, but I've heard the Highland Park 17 is really good. | ||
I'm on air at 6 a.m. | ||
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I'm sure to someone who knows what they're talking about it is. | |
I don't drink. | ||
I'm on air at 6 a.m. | ||
so there's no, none of the drunken State of the Unions. | ||
None of the drunken State of the Unions for me. | ||
Camgirl Asuna says, is it just me, or did the speech subtitles actually outpace this travesty of a speech? | ||
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Correct. | |
This is chilling and disturbing. | ||
At this point, it is the waiting for the Civil War that is the worst to me. | ||
May God help and bless us all. | ||
Here's what I want to say about that. | ||
Maybe they gave the speech, they put it in, they gave it to somebody at YouTube or something, or the video was delayed with their ingestion. | ||
So, but YouTube was doing the captions. | ||
Those were YouTube captions, I'm pretty sure, right? | ||
Well, sometimes the cap... It's odd. | ||
Sometimes movies will have that delay. | ||
You'll have subtitles on a film, and something will catch your head. | ||
But the captions were misspelled and wrong. | ||
Oh, they were all misspelled. | ||
Yeah. | ||
So the Maggie Republicans that was a day wrote that. | ||
There's no way they intentionally wrote Maggie Republican. | ||
That was automated, but it was automated faster than the actual speech. | ||
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Yeah. | |
I was noticing. | ||
I was like, I know what Biden's going to say before he says it. | ||
And it's a live speech. | ||
That's very weird. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Unless they were trolling us in that case, hats off. | ||
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Right. | |
It's pretty good. | ||
Jeff's guess on that one. | ||
There are protesters out there. | ||
I wonder if there's like live streams of the protests that were outside. | ||
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Yeah. | |
I wonder what those sirens were for. | ||
Were there a lot of protests? | ||
There was a lot. | ||
You have videos and stuff? | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
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It was hot. | |
Protests were hot. | ||
A lot of FJB chanting. | ||
A lot of sirens going off. | ||
And he really earned it. | ||
Normally I think that stuff's sort of Bush League, but it was such a horrible speech. | ||
But Tim, your take that it's sort of a Hail Mary. | ||
I'm looking at my Breitbart newsroom right now, and the speech is a sign of desperation. | ||
That's the consensus out there. | ||
I hope you're right. | ||
I pray, I pray. | ||
Of course. | ||
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Analyst. | |
I pray, I pray. | ||
Well, look, you know, are you guys familiar with People's Pundit? | ||
Of course. | ||
So he's a pollster, he's a data journalist, I believe, data journalist, is it? | ||
Analyst, I think, data analyst. | ||
And he was showing some data that Trump is tremendously outpacing Biden in polls, and | ||
Trump is overperforming relative to other Republicans. | ||
So they know it. | ||
They know this is their last leg, and there's nothing they can do. | ||
When the Republicans take the midterms. | ||
I can't wait. | ||
We have to hope that the America first types launch the investigations, but they've already | ||
been prepping for impeachment. | ||
And if you give this speech, if you didn't think the red wave was coming. | ||
See, I was kind of getting a little more skeptical, but why would you give... Yeah, I was too. | ||
I have something I need to report. | ||
Do you know what Democrats are making their Twitter hashtag right now? | ||
Democracy. | ||
It might be the worst thing I've ever seen. | ||
What is it? | ||
Dark Brandon Rises. | ||
Oh, so cringe! | ||
And they're saying, like, he's had enough of the Maygats. | ||
Dude, it would have been, like, Biden should have come out and he should have just, like, looked down and said, I'm coming for you MAGA Republicans. And that would have | ||
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been actually more powerful than- Malarkey terminated. Oh my gosh. | |
They've been doing this for a while though. It doesn't work. | ||
Dark MAGA works because Trump actually is kind of scary. | ||
Because when Trump's like, listen, I'm going to nuke Moscow. If you take Ukraine, you're | ||
like, eh, he might actually do it. But Biden, it's like what, he's | ||
going to poop his pants and sit in his chair? | ||
I don't think he's got anything going for him. | ||
These memes are so bad, too. | ||
Yeah, they've been doing that for a while, though. | ||
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Have they? | |
Okay. | ||
They're all tweeting about the speech. | ||
They love the speech. | ||
Are they loving the speech? | ||
They're loving the violent rhetoric. | ||
They're loving how much the nation is being divided. | ||
They're loving just dehumanizing Trump supporters. | ||
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But that's good. | |
That's very clarifying, because they do hate us. | ||
It's not just Dark Brandon isn't the only one who But you see that's all a cultural signal, the way they're doing those memes and everything else. | ||
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Agreed. | |
It's all... Triton 54 says, Blessed were the days we held in vain. | ||
This is a line from the song Will of the People, and for those that aren't familiar, it's the portion of the song where the dictator is on his knees saying his last words, begging for a way to go back to when the days were peaceful, but the good old days they could not maintain. | ||
And so, in this reference, Seeing that, I'm like, it kind of feels like it fits. | ||
Joe Biden is up there panicking, saying, you know, please, please don't let them win. | ||
This can't be. | ||
I think, I think they know that the Republicans are going to win in 2022 and 2024 and then dark, dark MAGA. | ||
Are you familiar with the Dark Maga stuff? | ||
No. | ||
Many Trump supporters are saying that Trump should just go full revenge, retribution, using the full force of government and just arresting and investigating. | ||
You know what, man? | ||
I don't even have to look at it that way. | ||
I'm just like, when the Republicans win, they better start the impeachments and the investigations. | ||
When Donald Trump wins in 2024, He wanted to work with people. | ||
He really did. | ||
This is a guy that wanted to work with people. | ||
start investigations. He needs to just purge the DOJ and bring in good people | ||
who want accountability. It's not about revenge, it's about we need | ||
accountability. That's it. He wanted to work with people. | ||
He really did. This is a guy that wanted to work with people. He was trying to, at | ||
the core of him, is a wanting of likability, of acceptance. | ||
At the core of him. | ||
I would love your two's take because a lot of my audience are registered Republicans and plenty that aren't but you guys are not really Republican, per se, and it is, do you have faith that the current crop Republican leadership will bring the heat? | ||
No! | ||
But isn't this a huge point? | ||
Isn't this one of the biggest points we can make right now? | ||
And you're seeing even Rick Scott calling out Mitch McConnell today, which, thank God, thank God people are realizing that the Republican establishment, they're going to disappoint again. | ||
And we're on the brink of just handing them control again. | ||
But I think we've seen what's really freaking out Biden is that Liz Cheney lost. | ||
Joe Kent won. | ||
Carrie Lake won. | ||
Those are big names. | ||
What about this Alaska woman? | ||
Well, you know, ranked choice voting. | ||
Ranked choice. | ||
That was kind of the take in our newsroom, was the ranked choice really is what. | ||
But explain that. | ||
Explain how that helped the Democrat win. | ||
I gotta admit, I don't fully have my mind wrapped around it. | ||
The idea that I heard is that in first-past-the-post voting, the way we normally do elections, if you get 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans and then they all vote, let's say a few of them don't care and don't vote. | ||
You end up with 47 for Democrat, 48 for Republican. | ||
The way it works with Ranked Choice is that you've got Sarah Palin, and you've got a Democrat, and you've got a MAGA candidate, an Establishment candidate, and then a Democrat. | ||
The Democrats will rank their choice for number one as the Democrat, but the Establishment Republican for their number two choice if they lose, preventing MAGA Republicans from winning. | ||
I don't know if that mattered in this instance, because it came down to, I think, just Sarah Palin, right? | ||
It was Sarah Palin and this other Democrat woman? | ||
Yeah, the other woman won. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah, and I think it was just because she didn't get nearly anything close to a majority of votes, but because of the way the system, and it's brand new, this is the first time they've done this. | ||
Oh, so this is a new thing. | ||
Yeah, it's a new thing, and this is where I'm, but this kind of proves my point, because my point is, Are the Republicans doing enough to protect themselves, particularly in purple areas? | ||
They're not, and they're not making it. | ||
This is how Biden won versus Hillary Clinton, is the Democrats changed the rules so they could essentially legally cheat, not cheat like, like, I don't buy into the vote flipping algorithms of voting machines overseas, you know, owned by China and Germany, all that stuff. | ||
You mean procedural stuff? | ||
Procedural stuff. | ||
And they did it right under our- But this is- In big tech, of course. | ||
The big tech stuff, I think, is what we really need to be paying attention to, obviously. | ||
Yes, amen. | ||
Amen. | ||
Zuckerberg came out and flat out said the FBI came to him. | ||
And you can't tell me, the FBI has a whistle, the whistleblowers come out saying they were told not to investigate Hunter Biden. | ||
And then they went around the same time they go to Zuckerberg and they're like, oh, watch out for this stuff. | ||
It's like, come on, dude. | ||
They were interfering and we all know it. | ||
You know, I did a tweet a few weeks ago, got about 200,000 views, just me on the camera going, hello, blah, blah, blah, blah. | ||
And it was about the GOP, again, once again, not being able to combat. | ||
How come during this idea of the January 6th insurrection trial, Aren't we, we're a country divided. | ||
We've got 74 million people that disagreed with the election or more. | ||
We have a House and Senate that are basically neck and neck with a little edge here on the other side. | ||
Why can't all these other guys get together and have a town hall meeting televised On any network they want, discussing what was going on and counteracting the insurrection. | ||
Why did they not do anything like that? | ||
This is what they don't do on every single issue. | ||
They have let down the American people, and we've got to hold these people accountable. | ||
What are they protecting? | ||
What are they playing? | ||
Why couldn't they do that? | ||
All right, we're going to do a 180 on the subject matter. | ||
Wolf on the Plain says, Robert, can you still sing the Italian aria you sang in Goonies, and is there anything special you remember from filming it? | ||
Oh, well, Goonies was a great time. | ||
It was six months of shooting. | ||
All those actors, you know, Josh Brolin and Sean Astin. | ||
Man! | ||
Amazing. | ||
It was just a great time on the set. | ||
You had Dick Donner, who recently passed, who was a great person. | ||
Steven Spielberg produced it and did all the second unit shooting. | ||
Frank Marshall did all the third unit shooting. | ||
And with a script by Chris Columbus. | ||
And the scene when I feed Sloth and I start to sing the Uno Fortiva Lagrima, that was never in the script. | ||
But I knew that I was doing this film with a big pirate ship and kids and everything else. | ||
And I said, how the hell am I going to, you know, make it? | ||
Make some noise here. | ||
Beyond being, you know, going from A to Z with the Fratellis. | ||
So I said to Steven and Dick Donner, I said, I'd like to make him a frustrated opera singer. | ||
Because I'm a counterfeiter. | ||
I said, well that's artistic. | ||
Counterfeiting has an artistic edge to it. | ||
And he looked at it, he had a line, how am I supposed to create without, with this Smithsonian piece of garbage? | ||
And I said, that was a, alright. | ||
I said, so I want to sing. | ||
And he has to listen to me for his supper. | ||
Because the way it was, was I'd put the tray down, he'd go reach it, and we're very venal. | ||
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Yeah. | |
So I sing, you know, and I sing this song, and he starts to scream, and that's when I say, here, you see, you're ruining it. | ||
You're ruining it. | ||
You know what I'm thinking? | ||
And so that's where, and then they love that, and we then put it throughout the thing. | ||
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Amazing. | |
But they hid the pirate ship from us. | ||
Oh, you didn't know until... We didn't know. | ||
They wouldn't let us see the pirate ship. | ||
It was on the biggest soundstage at Warner Brothers, which is an underwater soundstage. | ||
And when I tell you that we all then saw this pirate ship for the first time, and it was bigger than life-size, because I did Christopher Columbus' The Discovery with Brando, and those ships were small, the Nina Pinda, compared to this pirate ship that they built. | ||
And it was a shame that they dismantled it, because it would have been a ride. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Oh wow, yeah. | ||
So I heard that the reactions were real when they filmed it. | ||
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Yes. | |
You mean when they saw the pirate ship? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah, he saved it for that moment to have them, you know, see that thing and going down the slide and everything else. | ||
Dick was great with the kids as a director. | ||
Amazing. | ||
And they were all terrific. | ||
And, you know, Corey Feldman and Quan and Cary Green and Martha Plimpton. | ||
You know, just a great cast. | ||
It was fun. | ||
A lot of fun. | ||
Joey Pants, who plays my brother. | ||
Right on. | ||
Marcus Pinson, this is kind of brutal, he says, on 1-9-22, was shot in the spine and paralyzed. | ||
The FBI fabricated a case, raided my home, and came to intimidate me in the hospital. | ||
Now using the open case to harass and deny me care access. | ||
Please help. | ||
Man, that's brutal. | ||
1-9-22? | ||
On January 9th, 1-9-22. | ||
Not the 6th, the 9th. | ||
The 9th. | ||
Man, that's crazy, I don't know. | ||
Sorry, I hear him. | ||
You need to GoFundMe, yeah. | ||
Let's grab some more Super Chats. | ||
Messlinger says, Goonies never say die. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
Man, the Goonies. | ||
What year was that? | ||
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86? | |
86, right, yeah. | ||
I think I was just alive. | ||
How old were you then? | ||
I was born in 86. | ||
No kidding. | ||
That hurts, let me tell you right now. | ||
But do I look my age? | ||
You were filming before I was alive. | ||
That's right. | ||
Classic. | ||
What month was it released, do you know? | ||
I believe it was July. | ||
Oh, okay. | ||
You know, May, June. | ||
Tim was alive, yeah. | ||
I was a few months old. | ||
You were a little baby. | ||
As a little baby. | ||
Your parents may have taken you to see it. | ||
There you go. | ||
Timmy, look. | ||
I don't know. | ||
Maybe. | ||
When is the first time you saw Goonies? | ||
I can't remember. | ||
It was the year I was born, so probably when I was like a few months old or a year, whatever. | ||
No, but I'm saying that you remember it. | ||
I don't know, maybe when I was like 7? | ||
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6 or 7? | |
But I've seen it probably like 30 or 40 times in my life, you know? | ||
Yeah, I don't know, because you'd go to a friend's house and the parents would put it on and stuff like that. | ||
I was in Italy. | ||
I did a concert. | ||
I was on the Italian version of The Voice. | ||
And the host was a guy named J-Ax, who was the Jay-Z of Italy. | ||
Big, big star. | ||
Rapper star. | ||
He was one of the, you know, judges in places. | ||
And I was just a guest artist. | ||
Ariana Grande was a week after me. | ||
You know, we'd sing a song, talk. | ||
And he loved Goonies. | ||
He had tattoos of Goonies. | ||
And he said to me, he says, Italy is the... we are the Goonies of Europe. | ||
It was more important to him than War and Peace. | ||
Goonies. | ||
Interesting that he said that, you know? | ||
And a lot of people said, like, who asked me today? | ||
And I said it was the doctor, oh, Sebastian Gorka. | ||
Great, Sebastian Gorka. | ||
He talked to me about Goonies. | ||
What made it lasting? | ||
I says, because it's the Dr. Zhivago of children. | ||
Because their houses are going to be taken away from them. | ||
And these kids not have to find a way to get the house, you know, in a certain strange way, because this has been on my mind, because I'm afraid that they're going to come after our properties. | ||
I really am scared of that. | ||
When you think China is buying all our farmland, Bill Gates is buying our farmland. | ||
Now I don't know if this is true, but people keep telling me this, Intel people, that China wants to buy the Panama Canal. | ||
Oh yeah, they tried building the Nicaraguan Canal and that failed. | ||
It would have destroyed the largest natural aquifer in the region, it would have decimated. | ||
Do you know who bought water there? | ||
Who bought land there? | ||
Bill Gates. | ||
Bill Gates is the largest individual owner of farmland, but that's not a lot of farmland relative to the amount of farmland. | ||
No, but the aquifer. | ||
Bush II in Nicaragua bought the aquifer in 2008 under his family's name. | ||
The water rights, which has enough water for a hundred years, fresh water, to take care of the population. | ||
China was trying to compete with the Panama Canal. | ||
They wanted to build through Nicaragua, a massive system, and then ultimately it fell through, because it would have wiped out the water. | ||
But they've got the, what is it, the Belt and Road Initiative? | ||
Yeah. | ||
So they're expanding into Africa and South America. | ||
Oh, all over. | ||
They're colonizing. | ||
We track Latin America and Africa a lot at Breitbart, partially because of this, because we're constantly thinking about China, and it is, they are trying to colonize the planet, and parts of the world you might not be reading about. | ||
They're there. | ||
They're trying to be there as much as they can and they get people hooked on their cheap infrastructure, etc. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Well, people forget that China has a much longer memory than we do in the West, especially when it comes to, oh, we're going to get you back. | ||
And their plans are much, much longer. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
And they have election cycles that aren't these four-year trade people out. | ||
They can actually, you know, finish things they start. | ||
They're taking the South China Sea like it's no one's problem. | ||
I wrote an article, I wrote a paper that was, I was on Homeland Security Policy Institute at George Washington University. | ||
For about 14 years, and because of my filming world, I went around the world meeting Intel guys, and they would come to me as well, and I'd think tank it. | ||
When COVID happened back in February, when it started to happen, and they were feeding me information, I did 59 pages on the origins of COVID. | ||
There was a Chinese defense minister, former defense minister of China called | ||
Chi Haitian who gave a secret speech to the Communist Chinese Party in 2003 | ||
which he said that China must think of its population we have to teach our people to go out we've got to colonize | ||
we've got to colonize We no longer can use nuclear weapons because it destroys, you can't occupy the territory. | ||
So we have to increase our biological weapon program, which we already have. | ||
And then the next year, the Wuhan lab was built. | ||
Now the virus, not to talk about it, actually started in Saudi Arabia in 2012. | ||
The virus? | ||
The SARS virus. | ||
The bunch of guys got the SARS virus. | ||
The SARS virus. | ||
They took the DNA of that SARS virus that came from bat to human. | ||
They took it, they brought it to a lab in the Netherlands. | ||
And then Frank Smith, who died of a heart attack in December of 2019, took that stuff to a lab in Canada. | ||
And that lab in Canada, they know the flight it went to Wuhan. | ||
Well, who knows this? | ||
I'll send you the paper and you can look at it. | ||
It's 59 pages. | ||
I'll send it to you today. | ||
I don't, I don't, you know, I gotta be honest, I don't know if we need all of that. | ||
You know why? | ||
Because the virus originated, they say, across the street from the Wuhan Institute of Virology. | ||
And the bats, where it's supposed to come from, were a thousand miles away. | ||
So I just think, right off the bat, it's like, you got a narrative problem there, buddy. | ||
Absolutely, from the beginning, but I'm saying, but I said this in February. | ||
I was, I put this, I tweeted this 59 pages, one at a time, and no one would pick up on this thing, that it was created in the lab, that it was a, maybe not done on purpose, but they even had the whole... Well, they had researchers in China, and it was like South Beijing University or whatever, I don't remember what the university was, where they said that people were bitten and peed on by the bats. | ||
And so, look, any sane and normal person at least entertains the probability that it's likely. | ||
But for the media to come out and spit in your face and tell you you're a conspiracy theorist for thinking what is patently obvious is just nuts. | ||
But we're gonna go to the member segment, and I'm really interested in those stories that you got. | ||
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Robert, do you want to shout anything out? | ||
No, just mysonhunter.com. | ||
Go there, watch the show. | ||
You can download it. | ||
You can prepay for it now. | ||
It'll be on Breitbart Presents It. | ||
It was produced by the Unreported Story Society. | ||
That's Anne McInerney and Philip McAleer. | ||
And it's a terrific film. | ||
Lawrence Fox, Gina Carana, John James. | ||
September 7th. | ||
You can download it and own it. | ||
Right on. | ||
And get the song. | ||
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Come on. | |
There's no advertisements here, right? | ||
Get the song. | ||
It's good. | ||
Well, there are ads on YouTube, you know. | ||
Yeah, but YouTube, but not right now. | ||
We didn't go hold up and say, you know. | ||
Well, that is the ad, you know. | ||
Like, instead of doing a normal shout-out, we shout-out ourselves. | ||
Yeah. | ||
There you go. | ||
I appreciate it, Robert. | ||
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Thank you very much. | |
Absolutely. | ||
You want to shout anything out, Alex? | ||
Yeah, mysonhunter.com is the most important thing. | ||
The September 7th is a big day. | ||
Brightbart.com. | ||
I wrote a book, came out last year called Breaking the News on the Media. | ||
It was a New York Times bestseller, which is, obviously, they don't want those things to happen, given the subject matter. | ||
I'm on SiriusXM, Patriot, 125, 6 to 9 a.m., and we have a podcast. | ||
A lot of different places, but mysonhunter.com if you only remember one of those. | ||
If you don't know that I sing, I do the American Songbook. | ||
Dobby sings Sinatra. | ||
Yeah, really good. | ||
You go to Amazon, iTunes. | ||
It charted to number six when it first came out. | ||
But it's always good to bump that thing up, and it's good. | ||
Listen to it. | ||
All right. | ||
You can follow me at Lauren underscore Southern on Twitter. | ||
Look me up on the YouTubes and do all the things they said. | ||
Go watch my son Hunter. | ||
And you're a filmmaker too. | ||
I'm working on one right now, but it's top secret at the moment. | ||
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Really? | |
You can't tell us what it is? | ||
I don't know. | ||
Tim? | ||
Well, I'm pretty sure most people can figure it out right now just by you saying that. | ||
So I'm wondering if people are going to mention it in the chat. | ||
Oh, sorry. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
I'm not saying they're not supposed to know. | ||
I'm saying, like, Lauren Southern is here. | ||
What does Lauren Southern do? | ||
Yeah. | ||
Tim Pool has talked about doing things with the company that are currently in production. | ||
I wonder why Lauren is in D.C. | ||
That's fun. | ||
That's fun. | ||
Tough math question. | ||
I'm a little dense, you know. | ||
I'm a little dense. | ||
I had to put that together quicker. | ||
Well, for the people who watch the show consistently and they know that we've been talking about doing documentaries and then Lauren shows up, it's, like, kind of obvious that we're working with Lauren on documentaries. | ||
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No. | |
Yeah, anyways. | ||
Buy the song. | ||
Watch the movie. | ||
Watch my movie when it comes out. | ||
There's nothing more important that you can be doing right now than supporting art. | ||
Art that isn't communist. | ||
That's it. | ||
And not be afraid to speak up. | ||
It's imperative you speak up. | ||
It's imperative that you become cultural warriors. | ||
Tell your friends, don't give up. | ||
Don't whisper as they said earlier. | ||
Stop the whispering. | ||
Yeah, Biden whispers. | ||
You don't want to be like Biden. | ||
Don't be like Biden. | ||
Yeah, don't be like Biden. | ||
100% for sure. | ||
Thank you all creative people so much for coming. | ||
Robert, it was delightful to meet you. | ||
Alex as well. | ||
Lauren, it's always a delight to have. | ||
Fun Thursday evening for sure. | ||
You guys can follow me. | ||
I have nothing to shill. | ||
Just follow me on Twitter at minds.com, at sarahpetchlitz, as well as sarahpetchlitz.me. | ||
We will see you all over at timcast.com. | ||
Thanks for hanging out. |