Oct. 10, 2024 - Timcast IRL - Tim Pool
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| right now there is a massive hurricane, hurricane Milton barreling down onto Florida. | ||
| The Eye has made contact with the shore. | ||
| We are looking at insane videos coming out of Fox News and other outlets where you can see massive flooding in the storm surge already. | ||
| So I just hope all of you are taking the precautions seriously. | ||
| I hope everybody who evacuated did. | ||
| As of now, I mean, the storm is here. | ||
| So for those that have chosen to remain, I'm surprised you're able to hear this show. | ||
| But I hope everybody stays okay. | ||
| And we will have some updates. | ||
| We'll just be keeping an eye on the storm. | ||
| It's the real news right now. | ||
| I mean, we can get silly and talk about flubs and gaffes and our politics and all that stuff. | ||
| But I really do hope everybody is safe and paying attention to this weather. | ||
| We're talking there may be another hurricane that could form. | ||
| Later on, we don't know for sure, but I just seriously, again, take it seriously. | ||
| But in the news, we got this funny clip going viral. | ||
| Apparently, a bunch of news outlets are picking it up, too. | ||
| Kamala Harris covers her mouth during a live briefing on Hurricane Milton, and then she starts muttering something under her breath, and then all of a sudden, an aide says, this is a live broadcast, as if Kamala didn't know she was on camera with everyone watching her as she was trying to, we assume, I should say the reports are, Ask for questions or guidance because then, after something is said to her, she then asks a question. | ||
| So I don't think it's the biggest conspiracy in the world to find out that politicians don't know what they're talking about or what they're doing. | ||
| But it is funny. Everyone's like, aha! | ||
| We caught her! She's a phony! | ||
| I got news for everybody. They're all phonies, okay? | ||
| In some degree or another. But we'll talk about it. | ||
| We got a bunch of big news. | ||
| Donald Trump is crushing the betting odds. | ||
| Whether you think that matters or not, he's now up four points in aggregate. | ||
| So it's going up more and more. | ||
| But... He's got to run for his money, ladies and gentlemen, because this is going to shock all of you. | ||
| The porn industry is backing Kamala Harris. | ||
| I know, I know. No one saw that coming considering the things they claim about Donald Trump. | ||
| But yes, they are choosing Kamala Harris instead. | ||
| Shocking. Shocking indeed. | ||
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| Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Terrence Williams. | ||
| Oh, I just had some caffeine. | ||
| Looks good. I see you've got pancakes. | ||
| Yeah, I do. This caffeine is so good. | ||
| But yeah, thanks for having me on again, Tim. | ||
| I love coming on this show. | ||
| For the people who don't know who I am, I am a comedian and the owner of Cousin T's Pancakes and Foods. | ||
| Right on. And you're a funny dude. | ||
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You're on X. Yeah, I forget about that. | |
| You know, I'm not really braggadocious, so sometimes I don't promote myself good enough. | ||
| But yes, I am on X, Facebook. | ||
| I'm still on Facebook. | ||
| A lot of people don't use Facebook, but I'm still on Facebook. | ||
| I have like 3 million followers on Facebook, so I can't give it up. | ||
| I can't give it up, but I'm on everything. | ||
| I'm on Truth, Instagram, X. I'm not on OnlyFans, though. | ||
| I'm not on there. Soon, soon. | ||
| Make videos of making pancakes. | ||
| Yeah, right. And don't speak. | ||
| Excuse me if you bring me on your podcast and tell me not to speak. | ||
| I have to introduce you. | ||
| See, this man was facing a certain death. | ||
| That's true. And we saved him. | ||
| And that man is Seamus. Tim saved my life in so many ways. | ||
| Ways I can't even describe, you know. | ||
| But I'm Seamus Coughlin. | ||
| I was a regular on this show a while ago. | ||
| Before Tim kicked me out, before he said he detested me. | ||
| Well, our spoons are still missing. | ||
| You know me. You know I wouldn't do that. | ||
| I would never do something like that. | ||
| Seamus Coghlan, the creator of Freedom Tunes. | ||
| I joke about Tim not liking me because every time I have to step away from the show to focus on my own platform and making the cartoons and great media, I'll always see rumors on Twitter where people are like, why hasn't Seamus been on TimCast? | ||
| Do they have beef? And people will be like, yeah, I think they're fighting. | ||
| It's literally always just that, you know, I've got a job and stuff. | ||
| But I am so glad to be back. | ||
| I love doing this. | ||
| I've missed you all. I'm excited for a great show. | ||
| We uploaded a cartoon yesterday on Freedom Tunes. | ||
| I think you guys will like about Kamala's quote-unquote code switching, which she does frequently. | ||
| It's about her wonderful accents. | ||
| So if you guys want to go check that out. | ||
| Here's a new one, too. | ||
| She made an Irish accent or something. | ||
| She's like, I know how hard it is to raise a family of 17 in this economy right now. | ||
| Don't you understand? This is all Trump's fault. | ||
| But if you go watch my most recent cartoon, you'll see some of that. | ||
| We're also releasing one tomorrow on how absolutely horrible she's treated the people of North Carolina. | ||
| Indeed. A lot is hanging out. | ||
| Hey, what's up, everybody? I am Alad Eliyahu, a journalist here at TimCath. | ||
| Seamus, it's nice to have you today. | ||
| Thank you. Looking forward to talking to you on the show. | ||
| You obviously haven't spent any time with Sheamus. | ||
| No, I'm just kidding. I'm really glad you're back. | ||
| It's so fun to see you. I'm Hannah-Claire Brimlow. | ||
| You guys know me. I'm on the show pretty regularly. | ||
| Let's get started. Now, I know there's very serious news, but we like to have a little bit of levity. | ||
| And so I will just say once again, please pay attention to the hurricane and I hope everybody's OK. But other than that, Kamala Harris was caught on a hot mic bizarre moment. | ||
| I don't even know if you call it a hot mic moment. | ||
| She was in a live stream and I guess she didn't realize that she was in a live stream. | ||
| The Daily Mail reports Kamala Harris accused of being fed questions in bizarre Hurricane Milton briefing moment. | ||
| They say Trump's campaign and critics on X are accusing the vice president of being fed what to say during the briefing on Wednesday. | ||
| While the National Weather Service director Ken Graham was providing information on the storm, Harris could be seen covering her mouth awkwardly and heard saying, it's a live broadcast. | ||
| I think that was her aide who said that, or was that her? | ||
| Shortly after that, she posed a question to Graham to provide more information to Americans | ||
| about the severity of the storm despite it being downgraded from a Category 5 to a 4 | ||
| hurricane. | ||
| Excuse me. | ||
| Quote, Kamala can be heard telling an aide who is feeding her questions that it's a live | ||
| broadcast before immediately asking the question, she's a total fraud, Trump War Room wrote | ||
| on its x-page with a clip of the moment. | ||
| These are posted their own takeaway from the moment. | ||
| Writing on X of the vice president, this lady doesn't know what's going on. | ||
| Everything about her is scripted and fake. | ||
| Okay, well, I know what the media is going to say because the Daily Dot has already written the article. | ||
| Kamala Harris's live broadcast hot mic moment during Milton briefing sparks new earpiece conspiracy. | ||
| Okay, but let's pause for a quick second. | ||
| You know what? I love this. | ||
| And I know a lot of people are going to say, like, whoa, whoa, whoa, Tim, Tim, you don't know that she was caught on a hot mic being fed questions. | ||
| Well, how could you make such an assertion? | ||
| Because the rebuttal is already that, of course, she was. | ||
| It did happen. And you're a conspiracy theorist. | ||
| The Daily Dots rebuttal to this, because they often just write stuff like this, is that she wasn't talking to an earpiece. | ||
| It's like, okay, so she was on a hot mic being fed questions, but the conspiracy is the earpiece. | ||
| I talk about this all the time, my friends. | ||
| They'll fact check something with something added to the story that isn't a part of it. | ||
| Exactly. Did Kamala Harris have a hot mic moment on a live stream where it appeared she was fed questions? | ||
| I say it appeared because I'm being nice. | ||
| The answer is yes. | ||
| What they then do is, was she caught on a hot mic moment where it appeared she was being fed questions through an earpiece? | ||
| False they'll write the whole article up and then say there's no evidence yet in your piece | ||
| Well in the worst part of it is they're expecting you to deny what you can actually see in the video | ||
| Covering your mouth and then saying something when you think you aren't being watched isn't normal behavior, right? | ||
| So if she didn't have a earpiece or whatever it is They're alleging people are actually saying when they're | ||
| not saying it It doesn't negate the fact that that's a bizarre thing to | ||
| do like does she have multiple personality disorders? | ||
| She's speaking to her own head if she's not being fed questions or she's not talking to somebody | ||
| I feel like that easier defense would have been like she had something in her teeth. She wanted to politely like | ||
| discreetly near that. | ||
| She was coughing, but instead they went for the, like, you guys are crazy and you're turning this into something wild. | ||
| Gentlemen, I... She could have just said that the report could have been like, of course she was being fed questions, but... | ||
| That's a bit of—you don't have to say it like that. | ||
| She's in a briefing. Her aide is providing her information, and she's going to follow up with questions. | ||
| The crazy thing about this is the attempt at rebutting it as though there's some weird conspiracy that happened. | ||
| Guys, people, ladies, gentlemen, everybody listening at home, if you come to me and say, did you know that there was an aide working with Donald Trump who gave him questions before he went and did an interview or whatever, I'd be like, uh-huh. | ||
| Yes, I've met them. | ||
| Everybody has them. It's crazy to me that the media's response to this is, no, it's a conspiracy. | ||
| She didn't have an earpiece instead of being like, uh-huh. | ||
| Well, there's good reason for that, though, and it's because they know that the public perception is Kamala is not a person who's able to think and speak on her feet. | ||
| And so the idea that she's receiving information from an earpiece just validates that. | ||
| Here I am, somewhat defending Kamala Harris. | ||
| Yeah, how dare you? I mean, like, she's got aides, she's in a briefing, she's not paying attention, she's campaigning, she's the vice president anyway, why is she in these briefings? | ||
| The president should be in these briefings. | ||
| She's just trying to campaign. | ||
| Right. I mean, the bar for her is incredibly low. | ||
| I agree. I mean, we don't expect her to be able to think on her own. | ||
| We expect her to be heavily supported by her staff. | ||
| But I think that's one of the fears going into a potential Harris-Walls presidency. | ||
| I mean, I don't know if you guys saw, but she did that interview where she was asked, what, if anything, would you change about the Biden administration, about anything they've done? | ||
| And she said, nothing comes to mind. | ||
| Absolutely insane. The madman did it. | ||
| This morning, when I was going over her Colbert interview and her view statement, where she's asked on the view, what would you change? | ||
| She's like, nothing comes to mind. | ||
| I was like, please, Donald Trump, just put, I'm Donald Trump and I approve this message and run it as an advertisement. | ||
| And the Trump war room posted it. | ||
| Literally her saying, there's nothing that comes to mind that I would change and I was involved in all the major decisions. | ||
| I'm Donald Trump and I approve this message. | ||
| It's It's interesting to me, though, because they've tried to play both sides of it. | ||
| There have been plenty of moments where they've tried to act like she had absolutely no connection to the Biden administration. | ||
| And there was even a fact check that came out. | ||
| There was an article that was published by some left-wing rag where they were saying the new Republican strategy is going to be to associate Kamala Harris with Joe Biden as if she wasn't his vice president. | ||
| It is also interesting, though, because there has been it seems like growing tension between Harris and Biden. | ||
| Biden doesn't seem particularly supportive of her anymore. | ||
| In fact, at times he seems a little barbed and catty. | ||
| But now he's starting to say, well, Trump is spreading all this misinformation about the hurricane. | ||
| He is starting to sort of give a line that would be more helpful to Harris's campaign while she flounders in this live media blitz or whatever she's doing. | ||
| And then she's running as an underdog. | ||
| Yeah, I know. She's killing me with that shit. | ||
| I'm an under... We're the underdog. | ||
| We're the underdog. | ||
| You are not the underdog. | ||
| You're the VP. You're the VP. Dude, she's running like she has a grassroots candidacy. | ||
| She's running like she just popped out of nowhere. | ||
| The woman who didn't get any votes in the primary. | ||
| Exactly. She didn't get a single vote in the primary. | ||
| She was one of the least popular candidates. | ||
| And what's so hilarious to me is even when she does people's podcasts, the way that it's discussed is in basically apologetic terms. | ||
| You guys all know that she, as the normal adult in the room, decided to go on the Call Her Daddy podcast, which is just a brilliant move from a statesperson in our country. | ||
| But at the beginning of that podcast, because I was curious to see how that went, I listened to the beginning of And the host was basically justifying the decision to her audience. | ||
| She was saying things like, I just want you guys to hear both sides, and you know, we've invited Trump on too, and I really just want you to have a more well-rounded perspective. | ||
| Now back in 2008, if any popular podcast had Obama on, they weren't starting by apologizing to their audience and explaining the decision. | ||
| because he was actually popular among groups of young people who do listen to these kinds of | ||
| pop cultural podcasts, degenerate as they are, right? And so you would think that even with that | ||
| kind of a fan base, you'd be able to say, yeah, Kamala Harris is here, isn't that awesome? And | ||
| the audience would celebrate, but the podcast host knew that they wouldn't because she isn't this | ||
| grassroots candidate who people were clamoring for. She was incredibly unpopular as vice president, | ||
| but then we're told overnight that she is one of the most popular people in politics and that she's | ||
| gonna be donald trump in this election hands down without any kind of a | ||
| And you just look at her campaign now and you go, they're flailing. | ||
| They're not making decisions that people make unless they're desperate. | ||
| Who goes on a podcast like that unless they're desperate? | ||
| Right. And she's criticizing Ron DeSantis, right, for not taking her call while he says, I talked to the president. | ||
| I don't know why I would have to talk to her. | ||
| She's making this about politics. Good point. | ||
| She is really going into this defensive, like, this very defensive position saying, you know, these conservative Republicans are being nice to me. | ||
| They're spreading misinformation. I'm here for the right reasons when ultimately, no, this is actually all an attempt to stay relevant, to maintain this idea that she's the vibes candidate, when the vibes in the country have really changed, right? | ||
| It's great. She went and called her daddy. | ||
| She talked to the feminists. Good for her. | ||
| What is she going to do about the people who are affected by the hurricane? | ||
| And so far we've heard she's good with sending money to Lebanon. | ||
| And also she wants to stand by everything that the Biden administration did. | ||
| This seems bad. Absolutely disgusting. | ||
| But this shows that Kamala is not ready to be president. | ||
| She is not ready to run the country. | ||
| Ron DeSantis said he missed the call. | ||
| He didn't get the call. He missed it. | ||
| She had a freaking meltdown. | ||
| Oh my God, he didn't answer my call. | ||
| Why are they being mean to me? | ||
| They're not picking like my... | ||
| You want to be the president of the United States and you are crying because he missed your call? | ||
| He's kind of Yeah, exactly. | ||
| He's actually governing. He's actually trying to help his people. | ||
| He's trying to help the American people. | ||
| Something that you should have been doing with Hurricane Helene. | ||
| But that's why she's having a meltdown. | ||
| It's because she's trying to make up for not showing up quick enough for the Hurricane Helene victims. | ||
| And I was just out there in Asheville, North Carolina. | ||
| And it was devastating. | ||
| It was complete devastation. | ||
| It was terrible. | ||
| And Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, they were late to helping these people. | ||
| They were late. And when I was down there, do you know who was helping out the most? | ||
| The churches, the non-profits, volunteers from all over America driving down, putting their lives on the line to help the people of North Carolina. | ||
| FEMA... FEMA didn't do anything but get in the way. | ||
| I was down there on the ground. | ||
| FEMA was in the way. | ||
| Kamala Harris and Joe Biden showed up late, and that's why she's blowing up Ron DeSantis' phone so that she can say, oh, I was on time, guys, but now she's not going to do anything. | ||
| No, she's not. She's prepping us. | ||
| Well, this is what I'm saying. The reason she's freaking out about Ron DeSantis not taking his call and is making such a big stink about that is because she's not going to do anything for the people of Florida after this hurricane, and she's preparing to blame Ron DeSantis. | ||
| Mm-hmm. That's right. | ||
| So any amount of people that are not getting help, when we say, hey, people are not getting help, they go, that's not true. | ||
| FEMA is helping some people. | ||
| Right. The federal government is totally running cover for Kamala Harris right now. | ||
| I watched this NBC interview that they had a FEMA director on, this high-ranking FEMA person, and they show a clip of a resident in North Carolina saying... | ||
| Where are they? | ||
| Oh, BS. That means that they're not receiving water or food or supplies or, like, medical—like, whatever they need. | ||
| It's not about we don't see your brand. | ||
| It's that they aren't receiving support. | ||
| It's not enough to say, well, just because we're not wearing T-shirts doesn't mean we're there. | ||
| Imagine going without water and food for a week and then hearing— Kamala Harris and FEMA say, oh, we gave that person water. | ||
| And right now they still don't have water. | ||
| A lot of people right now still do not have water, electricity, and food. | ||
| A lot of people are still missing. | ||
| Right. | ||
| Right. Right. | ||
| Right. And we were knocking on doors. | ||
| A man literally had tears coming down his eyes because he had been without water for a week. | ||
| I mean, for about five days. | ||
| And he didn't think that anybody would bring him water. | ||
| So for FEMA to say, oh, we gave everybody water and food. | ||
| We helped everybody. We're here. | ||
| You're just not paying enough attention. | ||
| It's BS. Well, and imagine you're in this situation where your town has been absolutely devastated by this storm. | ||
| You are searching for family members that you pray are alive without supplies. | ||
| You don't have water. You don't have food. | ||
| You don't have electricity. And Kamala Harris is on Stephen Colbert's show pretending to enjoy beer. | ||
| To say she's not competent. | ||
| Okay, so when I got sent that video, I was like, it looks like she's never had a beer before. | ||
| And it's funny because I keep hearing the same comments like, has she ever had a beer before? | ||
| No. Do let her have a glass of wine. | ||
| They try to pretend to like things that normal blue-collar people like when they clearly don't. | ||
| The best part is... Colbert's like, you requested Miller High Life. | ||
| And then she spins it around and she goes, the champagne of beer. | ||
| It's like, have you not ever read this before? | ||
| You requested the beer. It's obviously deeply familiar with it. | ||
| The champagne of beer. | ||
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They could have drank her a glass of wine because she has... | |
| Oh, I guess I don't drink Miller because I didn't always say it that way. | ||
| Yeah, but my point is, if you're requesting High Life, don't you know that the tagline is the champagne of beer? | ||
| I know that, not even drink beer. | ||
| Well, when the Bush administration, based on public perception, did not do enough for the people of Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina, it was a complete disaster for their administration. | ||
| George Bush said that when Kanye West went on television and said George Bush doesn't care about black people, it was one of the worst days of his presidency. | ||
| This is someone who's been president of the United States for some... | ||
| Massive disasters, two wars, right? | ||
| And Kanye West saying he didn't care about black people deeply affected him because that was a president for all of George Bush's flaws. | ||
| I don't like him. I really don't. | ||
| But for all of his flaws, he seemed to care to some extent about the people of this country. | ||
| Kamala Harris doesn't care at all. | ||
| No one in the media is calling her out for it. | ||
| No one in the media is talking about this because they don't see the people of North Carolina as important. | ||
| They don't even see them as people. | ||
| We got to jump to this new ad from the Trump war room. | ||
| It's everything you've hoped for and more. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, here you go. | ||
| It's 20 seconds long. Well, if anything, would you have done something differently than President Biden during the past four years? | ||
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There is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and I've been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact. | |
| I'm Donald J. Trump, and I approve this message. | ||
| She is so freaking dumb! | ||
| So I was doing the morning show this morning, Timcast News on YouTube. | ||
| Subscribe. And this was one of the stories we were covering, of course. | ||
| This has been for the past couple of days. | ||
| And I said, I hope Donald Trump just takes what she said and then puts, I'm Donald Trump and I approve this message. | ||
| But I'm not saying that because it's my idea. | ||
| It's because he's done this before. | ||
| So on YouTube, if you're just listening to regular stuff, I don't know, I've heard people say listening to music. | ||
| It's all of a sudden a commercial turns on where Kamala's like, the cost of gas is up. | ||
| The cost of groceries are up and rent is up. | ||
| And then it goes, I'm Donald J. Trump and I approve this message. | ||
| That is some of the most effective campaigning I have I have seen. | ||
| But we got another one because the Trump war room posted this from the silent me majority. | ||
| And it is like, who wants to be a millionaire? | ||
| here you go. | ||
| Would you have done something differently than President Biden during the past four | ||
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years? | |
| There is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of, and I've been a part of most of | ||
| the decisions that have had impact. | ||
| Okay, that one, that one was very good. | ||
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The economy, the border, foreign policy. | |
| This is epic meme warfare. | ||
| Did you see them chanting about how we need change at one of her rallies? | ||
| And she was like, well, I'm not going to give it to you. | ||
| Like you said, they're trying to act like she's an outsider. | ||
| An underdog. It makes me cringe. | ||
| I'm the underdog. She's acting like Trump is in the White House right now. | ||
| Like Trump has been the president for the last four years. | ||
| You are the vice president. | ||
| You just said that you were part of almost every decision that Joe Biden made, but you are also the underdog. | ||
| Yeah. Come on. Well, dude, no, she believes in Q. She believes in Q. She thinks that Trump is still the president and that he's been hiding behind the scenes and that he has the football and she's trying to get him out of the water. | ||
| I have been wondering what Q is up to. | ||
| She's pushing the underdog thing because she's a black, supposedly black minority. | ||
| You know, she's a black woman, supposedly. | ||
| So she's trying to use her color as the reason why she is the underdog. | ||
| I think the most outrageous part about this question on The View is that it was actually supposed to be an easy question. | ||
| She was supposed to say, yeah, Joe Biden, while being the president, obviously picking me to be his VP was imperfect. | ||
| For example, she could have used the Afghan withdrawal pullout, how we pulled out and had over a dozen of our soldiers killed there after the fact. | ||
| Something about how the border crisis has been extremely exacerbated under her and the Joe Biden administration. | ||
| Something to differentiate herself, but The View accidentally asked a good question, I guess, because it put her between a rock and a hard place because she cannot condemn Joe Biden while trying to maintain the coalition. | ||
| But she can answer this in an effective way. | ||
| Being a good politician, I'll throw it to the famous Gary Johnson Aleppo moment and the difference between Gary Johnson and Donald Trump. | ||
| For those that don't know what the Aleppo moment is, many of you may be a little bit younger. | ||
| And I mean, this was like, what, eight, nine years ago. | ||
| Yeah. Gary Johnson running for president is asked, what would you do about Aleppo, which of course is a major city in Syria, which has been flattened? | ||
| And he goes, and what is Aleppo? | ||
| And everybody was just like, you want to be the president and you don't know about a major foreign policy disaster happening right now in the Middle East? | ||
| Now, Donald Trump, how would he answer this question if he truly didn't know about Aleppo? | ||
| He'd say... Everybody wants to talk about Aleppo. | ||
| They do. But we got to talk about jobs. | ||
| And I think once I'm in, we can deal with those things. | ||
| He wouldn't just say, I have no idea what you're talking about. | ||
| And so for Kamala Harris to be asked this question, what would you do differently? | ||
| She could have said, you know, hindsight is 20-20. | ||
| Knowing now, if I knew now, if I knew then what I knew now, I could win the lottery, right? | ||
| I'd go buy a lottery ticket. | ||
| That's what I'd do differently. But the reality is we made the best decisions available to us at the time. | ||
| Now I could say we could have done things better, but only because of what we dealt with. | ||
| So it's the experience that I will bring in the next four years from the mistakes and the failures that everybody deals with. | ||
| It's going to make a better next four years. | ||
| That's how you answer that. She was better off answering the question by saying she was raised in the middle class family. | ||
| It begs the question, if she wasn't going to do anything differently than Joe Biden, then why are you replacing Joe Biden at all? | ||
| Why did we go through this entire primary process, pull the rug out from under Joe Biden at the last second, if you would have done nothing differently? | ||
| That to me says that you think he deserves another four years. | ||
| Actually, no. Let's give her some credit. | ||
| She actually was being honest. | ||
| She was actually being honest this time. | ||
| No, I don't think she's being honest here. | ||
| No, she was being honest. | ||
| She wouldn't do anything different. | ||
| No, I think she was being honest. | ||
| What do you think? I think she'd do a lot of things differently. | ||
| I think she just doesn't want to damage the coalition that she's maintaining. | ||
| I think she doesn't want to make Joe Biden mad because she knows that Joe Biden will become vicious. | ||
| Yeah, I question a lot of what Kamala Harris would do if elected compared to Joe. | ||
| I think she would be a lot more radical than Joe Biden. | ||
| I would agree. Kamala is still trying to figure out her plan for the next four years. | ||
| Her plan is to get elected and then everything else is an afterthought. | ||
| That's the plan. Get elected. | ||
| If she was being honest – I'll give you this. | ||
| She's saying I don't know what I would do differently. | ||
| I think it's fairly honest. But I kind of imagine she'd say something like, well – I'd have banned fracking right away. | ||
| I would have put heavy restrictions on gas-powered vehicle manufacturing, probably shut down the auto industry and the Rust Belt. | ||
| That'd be fairly honest, right? | ||
| Maybe not pick a backstabbing VP pick. | ||
| You know, that was probably his number one mistake. | ||
| But let me also point out, Joe Biden shut down Keystone XL, which caused rampant speculation. | ||
| And I gotta break this down for you guys, because the Democrats... | ||
| They're in power. They have to obfuscate. | ||
| OK, but Joe Biden banning fracking on public grounds and shutting down Keystone did make gas go up. | ||
| It's actually very simple. | ||
| We speculate and sometimes and people probably shouldn't find make whatever argument you want, but people do. | ||
| We plan how much is our economy going to grow by and how much oil and energy, gas, nuclear, how much energy are we going to need to accommodate that growth? | ||
| How do we achieve three percent growth? | ||
| We need energy production. | ||
| So when Joe Biden shuts down Keystone XL, which is a massive pipeline transporting tons of oil into the market, what happens then is the marketplace then says we can now expect X amount negative percentage in the future, which means there will be less energy for use in expanding the economy. | ||
| This means the demand on oil will go up and prices will go up. | ||
| This means two things happen. | ||
| First, speculation. | ||
| People say, I better buy up shares and I better buy up supply now and hold on to it because the price will go up. | ||
| Others say, I'm going to start stocking up now because the price will go up to use. | ||
| And then the increase in demand instantly causes the prices to go up. | ||
| When Kamala Harris says, I wouldn't do anything differently, understand that right when he | ||
| got in, Joe Biden's like, shut down energy. | ||
| And now Kamala is saying, I wouldn't ban fracking. | ||
| I'm not for that. | ||
| She said she was for it back in 2019. | ||
| And I won't play that game. | ||
| Fine. | ||
| She says she was opposed to it right now. | ||
| OK, well, how about this? | ||
| She was asked what she would do differently in the next four years. | ||
| Well, in her administration, she was the tiebreaking vote on a whole bunch of this garbage. | ||
| The Inflation Reduction Act. | ||
| And if you look at what Joe Biden did energy-wise, it did not work well for us. | ||
| Simply put. No, it's true. | ||
| Well, there's an additional element here, which is the reason Joe Biden had to leave the race. | ||
| And by the way, remember all of the people who told you that he was sharp as a tack are the people telling you that Kamala's fit for the job. | ||
| But the reason he had to leave and step out of the race is because it became very obvious to the American people So let's think about this for a moment. | ||
| We've finally admitted that for the past four or five years, this man has been too deep in his cognitive decline to really run the country. | ||
| So who do we decide to replace him with? | ||
| Someone he picked. Someone he picked when he was in cognitive decline. | ||
| So he is not in a place where he can run the country because his cognitive decline is too advanced. | ||
| But he is in a place where we could trust him to pick a successor. | ||
| I mean, that's insane. That's self-refuting. | ||
| No, I don't think he personally. | ||
| It was a staffer or an advisor or someone else on his campaign, 100%. | ||
| And I think that's the pipeline. | ||
| We talk about the I don't know. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| Because to them, it's all kind of the same company, just rebranded. | ||
| No, you're exactly right. Because at this point, if you're talking about the people who the Democrats are putting up for elected office, they are just mascots of a specific regime. | ||
| And so, again, I don't think Kamala is wrong when she says, I'm not going to do anything differently than Joe Biden. | ||
| Elad, I hear your point that she probably will do things that are worse. | ||
| But the reality is, I think she is just going to be the face of what the regime has wanted to do all along and move further to the left on all of these issues. | ||
| It's hard to say exactly what you will get out of Kamala Harris because she has flopped on all the issues as Whitaker in his 60 Minutes interview with her kind of exposed. | ||
| But I am inclined to believe that she would be further to the left, not only on foreign policy, but when she was running for president in the primary, she was for Medicare for All. | ||
| She was for government-sponsored sex change operations for illegal immigrants. | ||
| She was strictly for gun control and so on. | ||
| She's flopped on a lot of those issues, so it's tough to pin her down exactly. | ||
| But I believe her inklings and she's kind of... | ||
| It leans left. Further left than Joe Biden. | ||
| Yeah, she's going to be 10 times worse than Joe Biden. | ||
| And also Kamala is literally one of the dumbest, the dumbest politicians in the history of this country. | ||
| And so somebody, and I don't think it was Joe who chose her, whoever... | ||
| Who chose her was also telling Joe Biden what to do. | ||
| They was making decisions for Joe as well. | ||
| And whoever chose her, Kamala's going to have to do whatever they say. | ||
| Now, that's really scary because we really don't know who the hell is making these decisions. | ||
| Who the hell is really running the show? | ||
| We also know part of the reason that Joe chose Kamala was because he promised that he was going to pick a woman. | ||
| Joe didn't choose Kamala! | ||
| Somebody chose... | ||
| We can quibble over that, but when he went on stage, he said he's going to pick a woman of color, and then he picked Kamala. | ||
| So the whole idea is he's trying to pander to progressives. | ||
| One thing I will say about Kamala, as opposed to Joe Biden, even though I think they're both terrible, is | ||
| while Kamala Harris is clearly a puppet of the regime, part of why I think she's dangerous is because she also | ||
| clearly has her own opinions. | ||
| She really is clearly to the left. | ||
| I don't really think Joe Biden has opinions on issues. | ||
| He's always been a follower of the Democratic Party. | ||
| He's pretty much just always gone along with the party line and changed his opinions | ||
| based on whatever he's been told to say by whatever the orthodoxy is. | ||
| Kamala Harris is someone who was ranked one of the most liberal politicians in the country. | ||
| She clearly is based on the things you pointed out about wanting to give sex changes to illegal | ||
| immigrants, her stance on abortion is very far to the left, though Joe's is as well. | ||
| I guess my point is just that she really is a leftist ideologue. | ||
| I think Joe Biden is going to do the bidding of leftist ideologues because that's where | ||
| the party is. | ||
| But I don't think he actually believes it. | ||
| I don't think he actually believes in anything. | ||
| Do you think this is part of the generational difference? I mean, she is younger than him. | ||
| She's not young by any means. But to me, there is a difference between a California prosecutor who | ||
| entered politics slightly after Joe Biden, because at that point, there was a cultural shift, | ||
| I believe, among the Democrats already. When Joe Biden entered, I mean, you can look back at his | ||
| record in the Senate, you know, there were all kinds of positions that he had that he kind of | ||
| shifted on so he could pursue the presidency in modern America. | ||
| Terrence, I wanted to ask, so you're obviously a black man. | ||
| The Joe Biden campaign, before during the primary... | ||
| We have our fact checker here. I'm chocolate. | ||
| So, I mean, could you talk a little bit more to how people of color view Kamala Harris? | ||
| Earlier you were mentioning, you know, you were putting air quotes up for her being really black and whatnot. | ||
| She's obviously black passing. | ||
| Maybe you could talk a little bit more to that. | ||
| Well, you know what? I will say this. | ||
| Kamala Harris does not have the same support as Barack Obama did with the black community. | ||
| More black people supported Barack Obama than they support Kamala Harris. | ||
| Well, this is something that I've had people say, Terrence, quit bringing up race. | ||
| No, I'm going to bring up race because they are using the color of her skin to help her win over votes. | ||
| Well, one thing about black people is this. | ||
| Black people will denounce someone who's Who has a history of not accepting their race, like where they come from as well? | ||
| So there are a lot of black people who think Kamala Harris is a traitor because she went years with identifying as an Indian. | ||
| So they're like, well, why come she didn't identify as Indian and black? | ||
| Why did she run as an Indian senator? | ||
| Why did she run as an Indian and black senator? | ||
| Let me ask. You mentioned that Obama was— So they say, well, she's not a real black person because she did not—because she identified as Indian for the longest. | ||
| And black people do not like that. | ||
| They do not like that because, in their eyes, they think she's ashamed to be black. | ||
| So therefore, she's not really black, and we're not going to vote for you. | ||
| And that's why it is important for—that's why I think it's important for a lot of black people to know that, hey, Kamala Harris, she identified as being Indian for the longest. | ||
| She didn't identify as black. | ||
| They don't like that. Let's jump to this story from the Post Millennial. | ||
| Trump surges ahead in battleground states of Michigan and Wisconsin, according to a new Quinnipiac poll. | ||
| But let's just jump over to the battleground aggregates. | ||
| Donald Trump has improved by.2, and it's a pretty tight race, but battlegrounds are what matters. | ||
| And for the longest time, Trump was at 0.1. | ||
| He is now at 0.3. | ||
| So I don't know how much that matters, but considering the bias, I think this heavily favors Donald Trump. | ||
| The new poll from Quinnipiac, released Wednesday, shows Donald Trump gaining support and momentum in key battleground states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. | ||
| Trump has surged in Michigan, is leading Wisconsin, and slightly trails in Pennsylvania. | ||
| Now, 2016-2020, the battleground bias was four to seven points. | ||
| So we should assume that these polls are heavily biased in favor of Democrats. | ||
| And you still need to make sure you're getting out there, you're voting, you're doing whatever it is you have to do. | ||
| But take a look at the betting odds. | ||
| Donald Trump is now up four points, 51.3 to 47.3 on poly market. | ||
| Trump is up seven points. | ||
| These are real time decisions made by individuals trying to basically stating who they think is going to win. | ||
| They reflect better than polls for a variety of reasons, but it's hard to know which trust. | ||
| Now, I'll tell you this. For polls, I say it's all garbage. | ||
| Every single one of them garbage because we know they're biased. | ||
| You've got largely left—the pollsters are left-leaning. | ||
| There are some that are right-leaning. | ||
| Some are better than others. But for the most part, I don't trust any of them. | ||
| The betting markets are interesting. | ||
| Some suggest that powerful interests are going to buy as many bets as possible on Kamala Harris to skew the odds in her favor so that people think the assumption of the public is she's going to win. | ||
| But in aggregate, when you go to RealClearPolling.com, We're good to go. | ||
| And they're making a big deal. | ||
| Like, why wouldn't Donald Trump go on this show? | ||
| And I'm like, yeah. Self-respect? | ||
| It's just, Donald Trump's like, what's the show about? | ||
| And they're like, it's sex. And he's like, how is that going to help me? | ||
| I'm not going on that show. Kamala Harris is like, I'll take whatever. | ||
| They would have bashed him for that. They would have bashed him for going on there. | ||
| Absolutely. Yes, they would have bashed him. | ||
| They would have been calling Trump a pervert. | ||
| Oh, he's sick. | ||
| That's why he went on there. | ||
| With a young woman? | ||
| With a young woman. | ||
| Oh, yeah. Come on. | ||
| Trump could not have went on there. | ||
| I think we don't call women perverts often enough. | ||
| It is super pervy to be an old woman and go on some gross sex podcast. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah, I think... | ||
| Who, why? | ||
| What's the key demo for, like, what's the demographic of Call Her Daddy? | ||
| Is it, like, women I don't talk to? | ||
| Women who need and want abortion to be legal. | ||
| Or for very obvious reasons. | ||
| The thing is, it's just another case of Kamala Harris going to speak to pretty much locked-in Democratic voters. | ||
| I mean, we did see after the Call Her Daddy podcast reports where there were people being like, why are you making this about politics? | ||
| We actually don't want this podcast to be about politics, which I think speaks to general American fatigue with politics. | ||
| But the Call Her Daddy audience, like a lot is saying, is effectively women in their 20s and 30s I think? | ||
| Which made the podcast less favorable among Americans who were sort of like, I don't want to mix politics into every aspect of my life. | ||
| And then also she just talked to likely Democratic voters, so she's still not securing independents, moderates, or anyone else. | ||
| Well, you know, a lot of people do make fun of Kamala for sleeping her way to the top, right? | ||
| They say she slept her way into many positions. | ||
| I don't think she talked about that on the show. Yeah, I know, but I'm saying, but hey, she probably was, you know, that's probably why she went on. | ||
| Kamala needed to be giving Alex Cooper the call her daddy advice on how to sleep your way to the top, because Cooper also... | ||
| But anyone who finds that offensive, why? | ||
| If you're all sex positive, what's wrong with saying that? | ||
| Why is that offensive? But if Kamala was smart, she's on a sex podcast while people in North Carolina are begging for help. | ||
| She should have counseled all her interviews and then on the ground, you know, acting like she cares. | ||
| That would have looked good. At least acting like she cares. | ||
| Yeah, acting like she cares. | ||
| Exactly. I think turnout among women in particular and young women is going to be key for a Kamala Harris win in an upcoming election. | ||
| And that's why it makes sense for them to double down. | ||
| I think voter outreach is... | ||
| Nobody cares about reaching to the other side anymore. | ||
| Kamala Harris is trying to focus on the black voters. | ||
| She's trying to focus on anybody essentially who is not an old white male and drive up her numbers in the black community among women, among the youth... | ||
| Except in Arizona where she is specifically going out and trying to win the Mormon vote. | ||
| Mormons are famously both white. | ||
| I would say a lot of them are older and then also conservative. | ||
| I mean they skew Republican consistently. | ||
| I agree with you that she is trying to look at the demographics and say in which key states can I motivate certain people? | ||
| But I would just argue that with some of these appearances, Call Her Daddy in particular, but also going on The View and whatever else, like – She is talking to people who are, if they are going to vote, if they are motivated enough to cast a ballot, they are probably already voting Democrat. | ||
| So she's not gaining anywhere. | ||
| But she is pushing people away because it's a disgusting podcast. | ||
| I mean, people know that this is a toxic podcast that gives women horrible advice, which is only going to hold them back in life. | ||
| Telling women to do this disgusting, degenerate stuff does not help them find a partner. | ||
| It doesn't help them find a husband. | ||
| It doesn't help them have a healthy family. | ||
| Let me do something real quick. | ||
| Let me do Spotify Top Podcasts real quick. | ||
| Because I'm pretty sure it's like Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan or something, right? | ||
| Yeah. So, Call Her Daddy is number one, followed by Sean Ryan. | ||
| What's the Sean Ryan show? | ||
| I'm not familiar. It's a very big podcast. | ||
| Former Navy SEAL, CAA contractor, founder of Vigilance Elite. | ||
| We tell real stories about real people from all walks of life. | ||
| We discuss the ups and downs, wins and losses, successes and struggles. | ||
| So the reason I bring that up is the number one show among women is Call Her Daddy. | ||
| The number one show among men is Sean Ryan Show. | ||
| Why is it? And Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson, not too far after, Candace Owens, number six. | ||
| Guys, listen to shows like this. | ||
| We are talking about politics. | ||
| We are talking about policy. | ||
| We are talking about voting, what this country is going to be. | ||
| And women, and not all women, I'm not saying all women, but the most popular podcast for women with a female-dominated audience is sexual degeneracy. | ||
| Right. So, as the woman expert here, let me speak over Hannah-Claire about this. | ||
| I believe the reason for that is because women are very interested in relationships, but in our disgusting backwards culture, people can only contextualize male-female relationships in the most degenerate, perverted sexual ways possible. | ||
| And so that's basically all that there is for women to hear any kind of exploration | ||
| of male-female dynamics. | ||
| I agree with you. | ||
| And I actually think this speaks to why so many women are interested in true crime. | ||
| True crime is the examination of some legal components, right? | ||
| And it can be brutal, but it's also like, why did people in this social group act a | ||
| certain way? | ||
| Why was this person psychologically drawn to commit this kind of crime? | ||
| It really is about the look at the human experience. | ||
| And I think that is ultimately something women are appealed to. | ||
| I mean, women are social, empathetic creatures. | ||
| I don't think that's bad. | ||
| But to Seamus's point, there are very few options in terms of like, what else can we | ||
| look at? | ||
| I know one of the fastest growing podcasts that I've listened to among women or had recommended | ||
| to me is a show about gossip. | ||
| And gossip is obviously stereotypically something women are interested, but it's really always stories about how people are interacting with each other. | ||
| And I think these things are not necessarily bad. | ||
| Women shouldn't be demonized for being interested in knowing how societies work. | ||
| But I think it is sort of misguided. | ||
| It's taking advantage of something, you know, girls will go to shows like Call Her Daddy because they're like, well, I want to be in a relationship or I want whatever. | ||
| And the advice is not good, but no one is there to tell them, like, It depends on what you're looking for. | ||
| If you want a very sex, liberal, feminist lifestyle, take this advice. | ||
| But if it's not what you're looking for, then maybe this is not the podcast. | ||
| I don't think we need to overcomplicate things. | ||
| It's really simple. Sex sells across media. | ||
| And this is a form of it. | ||
| It's not explicit. | ||
| She doesn't release any videos or pictures. | ||
| But she talks about the actions. | ||
| And this is almost a female equivalent to porn. | ||
| Women prefer romance novels, podcasts about sex. | ||
| Men prefer the overt visuals about it. | ||
| But it's a sort of equivalent to that. | ||
| I also think it speaks to one of the reasons Kamala is not likable, because she can't really talk about her personal life, right? | ||
| She's married to Doug Emhoff, who's not deeply appealing. | ||
| Who has sex with his nanny. | ||
| Right, and he's got these kids, and the first time around, they brought out the stepkids a lot. | ||
| They're not really bringing them out like that. | ||
| So she doesn't have this sort of personal story to sell to make women interested in her. | ||
| But Kamala's also pushing the pro-choice thing, right? | ||
| So she's going on a sex podcast, and her mom, she's thinking, okay, these women who watch this podcast, they're probably having reckless sex, and they're probably going to want abortions. | ||
| So I'm going to go on here, and I'm going to push that. | ||
| It's disingenuous, too, because I'm sure Kamala Harris had many great Call Her Daddy-type stories to share on the podcast. | ||
| She could have talked about her relationships in San Francisco with different people. | ||
| She had a lot of juice to give, but she didn't give any of that. | ||
| She gave BS political answers. | ||
| Well, instead of going on the Call Her Daddy podcast and talking about Call Her Daddy stuff, she shamed away from that. | ||
| Yeah. Can you imagine if Donald Trump went on the whatever podcast? | ||
| Because that's basically the equivalent. | ||
| I disagree. | ||
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He's like, you ran through 304. | |
| No, that's space. | ||
| No, that would be terrible. | ||
| I don't think he should do that. | ||
| You ran through 304. | ||
| It's just a juvenile. | ||
| Sheamus. Yeah. From the post-millennial, the porn industry backs Kamala with a new $100,000 ad campaign. | ||
| The website for the campaign states boldly that conservatives are working to criminalize porn. | ||
| Hands off my porn, says Porn Company. | ||
| The Hands Off My Porn campaign is hoping that its efforts will sway the voting intentions | ||
| of young men voters. | ||
| Data from the Survey Center on American Life found that 44% of men aged 18-29 and 57% of | ||
| men 30-49 had watched pornography in the last month. | ||
| The website for the campaign states boldly that conservatives are working to criminalize | ||
| porn. | ||
| We must fight back against this ultra-conservative agenda that is rooted in religious conservatism. | ||
| I wish. Well, they're not. | ||
| And it is kind of funny, though, that Kamala – this is not good for the Kamala Harris campaign. | ||
| I'm sorry. When the porn industry comes out and says, we're backing Kamala Harris, it just makes you look bad to the suburban women that Trump and Kamala are fighting over for this election. | ||
| No. I mean, I'll put it to you this way, alright? | ||
| When they're talking about how conservatives want to ban porn, I think that would be great. | ||
| But the conservative movement right now is not trying to ban porn. | ||
| What they have done is ask for age verification. | ||
| And in certain states, they require age verification. | ||
| And what has Pornhub done? | ||
| They've said, we will no longer service this state. | ||
| I think that's important to point out because... | ||
| They're saying it's a religious thing. | ||
| Conservatives are religious and therefore they don't like porn. | ||
| But I actually think there's a very serious secular conversation around the way especially young men are impacted by early exposure to porn and the long-term effects it has on their relationships. | ||
| This is something that studies have proven time and time again that exposure to porn and frequent use of porn has a long-term consequence for the emotional and psychological well-being of young men in America. | ||
| This is at a time when our Surgeon General declared that we have a loneliness epidemic. | ||
| You don't have to be religious to see that this is not a system that is sustainable for happy, healthy culture. | ||
| If this is going to hurt Kamala, then I think it's a good thing. | ||
| I think they should also have a rally for Kamala, porno stars for Kamala. | ||
| You think you should speak at that rally? Yes, all the porn stars should come out. | ||
| I gotta be honest. | ||
| I think young men have a great opportunity these days. | ||
| I hear a lot in the media about young men are having a hard time dating. | ||
| Women aren't dating. Fertility is way down. | ||
| There's this crazy story. Joe Rogan had a clip from his podcast where they're talking about the fertility collapse and all that stuff. | ||
| And I'm like... That basically means that, like, any young guy right now has no competition, and he could just better himself, start exercising, eating right, try and work to get a good job, and then he's probably got the pick of the litter. | ||
| Is that the argument, or what am I missing here? | ||
| I think a few things. | ||
| First things first, $100,000 is peanuts. | ||
| That's not what I was talking about just now. | ||
| I was talking about the dating scene, but sure, go on. | ||
| And the dating stream, the downstream effects of it too, but 100k for this industry is peanuts. | ||
| Something about the ID or the age requirements that you were saying, they're actually requiring government-issued ID to get by some of these porn sites. | ||
| Yeah. I don't... | ||
| There are obviously issues with porn. | ||
| I don't think we should be banning them. | ||
| I think the issue here is the ubiquity of this stuff in our lives, particularly on social media. | ||
| And then for the hardcore stuff, the softcore stuff, and the ubiquity of that on Twitter, Instagram, and social media, it's almost like you can't miss it. | ||
| And that downstream effect on dating, I think, is huge and needs to be addressed, or we'll keep seeing issues with people dating. | ||
| Yeah, so the age verification laws do require IDs, but I find it ironic that the opposition to that that we hear from the porn industry is that that's a violation of a person's privacy when they are showing women's privates to millions and millions of people. | ||
| They don't care about privacy. | ||
| What they care about is getting minors addicted to pornography. | ||
| So I wholeheartedly support the age verification laws, and I think these porn companies pulling out of states over it is very telling about what their MO is. | ||
| The technology mixing in with porn is what I think is influencing our society faster than we could sort of legislate this. | ||
| Because when we were children, the only way to access this type of material was sort of at a gas station behind a curtain with a magazine or anything. | ||
| We didn't have easy access to the internet or websites like these or even social media. | ||
| This wasn't that prolific on social media too. | ||
| So I don't know how I feel about an outright ban across the board and the downstream effects of that. | ||
| But the ubiquity here is something to be concerned about, too. | ||
| And how I feel like the everyday woman, I feel like, feels compelled to be. | ||
| Well, but you're referencing these, like, curtains, right? Like, this was true of, like, video stores that have a backroom. | ||
| Even gas stations. | ||
| You had to be a certain age to go in. | ||
| So in some ways, to me, adding this kind of curtain to porn site is the same thing. | ||
| Like, it's the bare minimum to make sure that minors are not gaining access to something. | ||
| And I think this idea that it's, you know, a... | ||
| A privacy issue is so weird. | ||
| I think it was Louisiana. | ||
| Louisiana already had a way to have a virtual driver's license, like an uploaded copy. | ||
| And so for a while, Pornhub was still operating there despite the fact that they passed an age requirement because they were like, well, this one argument that we have that you're going to have to submit your government ID to the internet and that could be a privacy thing didn't matter. | ||
| It already existed. It should be a national thing though, right? | ||
| Yeah. I mean, I like when things are legislated at the state level. | ||
| I think that's important for the sovereignty of the states. | ||
| But I agree with you. I think it should be common. | ||
| To protect children, to combat sex trafficking, they should probably make it a national thing. | ||
| National. Because it is to protect the children. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, look, I just want to mention this because obviously I'm very open about the fact that I'm Catholic, but I think it's actually, I know, I think it's really insulting to non-religious people to suggest that this is something only religious people want. | ||
| There are plenty of non-religious people, I would even say most of them in this country, who would say kids shouldn't be watching this stuff. | ||
| There needs to be something in place to prevent that. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah. | ||
| And in some ways I think there are some things that are happening where culture is looking around and being like, | ||
| being misled. This is not this like fun liberation period that they said it would be. | ||
| This is actually very dark and it's leading us to sad consequences. | ||
| And you know what? The economy is doing so bad. | ||
| There are a lot of people who want to get into porn because they are struggling. | ||
| They can't afford to buy eggs. | ||
| They can't afford to buy groceries. | ||
| They can't pay their rent, their mortgage because of this terrible economy. | ||
| I've seen people on the internet talk about they are really considering doing porn because this economy is so bad. | ||
| So Kamala is probably the reason why people are starting to do more porn. | ||
| But that's a lie. It's not worth it. No, but it's a lie. | ||
| That you make money? Yeah, that you make money. | ||
| It's not true. It's... | ||
| Like all industries, people look at... | ||
| I get this all the time, too. People are like, oh, wow, YouTube. | ||
| You get so much money when you make YouTube videos. | ||
| And then they're like, I've been doing YouTube videos for three months and I have 10 views per video. | ||
| I can't make any money. And it's like, not everybody does. | ||
| Most people don't. The problem is, if you start a YouTube channel... | ||
| Or Rumble Channel. And you're like, in today's news, you know, Donald Trump does a backflip. | ||
| And you get no views. What's the worst case scenario? | ||
| Your friends might be like, hey, remember when Jim was trying to do the news videos? | ||
| And you're like, you know, I wish it would have worked out. | ||
| I would have had fun. And then you laugh and you order pizza and you watch the game. | ||
| Now, imagine if you're a woman or a guy, I guess. | ||
| And you're like, wow, I'm gonna do OnlyFans. | ||
| And then it doesn't work out. | ||
| And everyone's gonna be like... Yeah, dude, we know what you were trying to do for money. | ||
| You're not going to be happy about that in the future. | ||
| So I actually knew this woman 10 years ago or whatever, back when you had, like, it wasn't like OnlyFans, but it existed. | ||
| And she's on Facebook posting about how she's broke and desperate. | ||
| And then I don't talk to her for a while. | ||
| Next time I see her, she's talking about how she tried doing webcam stuff. | ||
| She made no money. She was making like 30 to 300 bucks a month. | ||
| Did not help her in any way. | ||
| And all it did was result in like thousands of videos of her body all over the internet she could never get rid of. | ||
| Embarrassing. Imagine that. | ||
| Humiliating. Beyond embarrassing. Imagine snooping that low to show your ASS on camera. | ||
| Yeah. And then it don't work. | ||
| Or imagine a family member. | ||
| Imagine a woman you knew did that. | ||
| Just the shame that that would bring upon your family. | ||
| One thing that we can all agree on across the political spectrum is that doing porn will significantly decrease your quality of life. | ||
| And chances of dating as well. | ||
| That's right. Because, listen, a lot of guys do not want to date a porn star. | ||
| Now, the vast majority, yeah. | ||
| They may mess around with one, have fun, you know, but marry one? | ||
| No. Have you ever read those articles or watched videos where former porn stars or even current porn stars will be like, my kids found my videos and now they're being bullied? | ||
| That's a nightmare. There are long-term consequences to your decisions and I think one of the things that our culture doesn't do right now... | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| You have a ton of people who are like, well, I don't want to have kids | ||
| because it'll be a burden on my time and resources and maybe the environment and also over, | ||
| like they have all these reasons not to do stuff. | ||
| But when they're asked to make decisions about like what could potentially bring you happiness | ||
| in the future, they are often coached and I think coerced by culture | ||
| into choosing immediate fleeting, good feeling over the idea that like long-term, | ||
| this is a better choice, this is a better option. | ||
| And you know what, but like Tim's like, a lot of them think that they're gonna make a lot of money | ||
| because they hear about one porn star making 400,000 a month. | ||
| Oh, I'm gonna make that too. | ||
| And then they end up not making it, you know? | ||
| But some of these people are the same people who would most likely, | ||
| Um... | ||
| If OnlyFans was not a thing, they would most likely... | ||
| Their next step is to have sex with people for money if OnlyFans doesn't work. | ||
| Most of them will do that. | ||
| I don't see any difference. There's a big thing that happened because I said women on OnlyFans are hookers. | ||
| And then there's a woman, and she posts a picture of herself in her underwear with her butt sticking out. | ||
| Her son takes the pictures of her. | ||
| That's so hideous. I just messed up. | ||
| And I just said something like, you know, it's a hooker. | ||
| I remember exactly what I said. There was this big outrage, like, how dare you? | ||
| Not that there's anything wrong with being a hooker, but she is not a hooker! | ||
| How dare you? And I was like, it's just the internet version of hooking. | ||
| You're selling requests. | ||
| Men are requesting sexual content in exchange for money. | ||
| Sure, the barrier is over the internet, but there's a difference between... | ||
| A guy, like, pornography is almost as bad. | ||
| It's different. But it's like, if a woman goes to a studio and they're like, we're gonna take a bunch of pictures and sell them later. | ||
| It's like, okay. But if you're talking to a guy, and he's saying, here's what I want from you and what I'll give you, and you're like, you got it, baby. | ||
| I'm like, yeah, you're a hooker. Okay, that's just it. | ||
| I don't know. Whatever. Why are you mad about it? | ||
| That's what you do. Yeah. | ||
| There's something that I read once that stuck with me. | ||
| This was from George Gilder's book, Men in Marriage. | ||
| What he said is that whenever we deregulate any marketplace, there ends up being completely intolerable inequalities. | ||
| In the only area where we're unable to recognize that today is with sexuality. | ||
| As soon as we deregulated the sexual marketplace, we began to see insane, burdensome inequalities | ||
| that made people very miserable. | ||
| Instead of two individual people getting married, having a family, everyone starts sleeping with everyone, | ||
| a small percentage of men end up having an insane number of sexual exploits, | ||
| women end up feeling used, men and everyone ends up feeling lonely. | ||
| Frankly, you end up with this industry where women are more and more willing | ||
| to sell pictures of their body, and then you end up even with diminishing returns on that | ||
| because as more women are willing to sell those pictures, men aren't willing to pay as much for those pictures. | ||
| It's destroyed so many lives, and we're not willing to talk about it because for whatever reason, we have decided that sex is this one thing that doesn't have any meaningful consequences aside from pregnancy and venereal disease, and I'm sorry, while those are certainly outcomes, they are not the only potential outcomes. | ||
| I just gotta say one thing. | ||
| Imagine, like... | ||
| Some of these people are selling their body for 50% off. | ||
| You can see my kitty cat for 50% off. | ||
| Bargain bin rates. For $2.99. | ||
| I just want to say this. | ||
| You're worth more than that. That is shameful. | ||
| Can I just say one thing? To any man or woman who has had any involvement with any porn at any point in your life, there is redemption for you. | ||
| You can overcome it. You can repent. | ||
| Don't feel that this has to define you for the rest of your life. | ||
| There is a way out. Don't get started with it, but if you already started, you can stop. | ||
| There's hope for you. We're going to jump to this next story, and I must warn you, more so the you as the people in this room, we got to tread lightly because this is shocking, shocking. | ||
| From the post-millennial, University of Kansas professor placed on leave after telling students men who won't vote for a woman president should be lined up and... | ||
| You know what I mean? | ||
| Wow. | ||
| So we're going to try and keep the language a little light here. | ||
| It's a family-friendly show and we don't want to cross any lines there. | ||
| But this is a professor who in his classroom, this video has gone massively viral, has stated | ||
| there's a lot of men who won't vote for Kamala Harris because they don't think a woman should | ||
| be president and he says we could take those or something about we could take those men | ||
| and line them all up and if you know what I mean. | ||
| Then he panics and says, wait, was that recorded? | ||
| Delete that. Delete that. I don't want the dean to find out. | ||
| He's been placed on leave. | ||
| Should have been fired, not placed on leave. | ||
| Can you imagine placing someone on leave? | ||
| Placed on leave? No, you should be fired immediately. | ||
| Because you're in an academic setting talking about when you believe people should be shot. | ||
| That is complete insanity. | ||
| The fact that you could get away with that and still have your job. | ||
| This is the party of love and tolerance. | ||
| Yeah. But this is the same party. | ||
| This is the same people who cheered and celebrated when they heard that President Trump was almost unalived. | ||
| These are the same people who were laughing about it and saying, oh, I'm so sad that they missed. | ||
| Oh, they should have had better aim. | ||
| These are the same people. | ||
| This is the party of hate and division. | ||
| Disgusting. Evil. | ||
| This is evil versus good at this point. | ||
| Yeah. I have never wished death on someone because they didn't support Trump. | ||
| Never. I wish life, happiness, and safety to the people I don't like. | ||
| I want Joe Biden to be in his rocking chair on his porch with his kids and grandkids running around in the yard playing with, you know, old, I don't know, Commander or whatever the dog's name was. | ||
| And he's got a little blanket on his lap rocking back and forth with a glass of Sun T. I mean, that sounds nice. | ||
| Just stay away from our politics. | ||
| Let us take over and fix things. | ||
| And we're going to say, go sit on your porch and do whatever you do away from us. | ||
| Exactly. No, the reason I want Trump to win is because even though he is imperfect, I think he's going to be better for this country. | ||
| And that includes for people living in this country whose political views I disagree with. | ||
| I don't want them to get hurt. | ||
| Like, my desire isn't for them to be hurt. | ||
| I think that when Donald Trump gets here elected, there's certainly certain people he needs to stop from doing the things that they're doing. | ||
| For example, he needs to make sure that criminals are thrown in jail. | ||
| He needs to make sure that the people in the deep state who have been overstepping their | ||
| authority and trying to usurp democracy are punished for that. | ||
| But I don't want my enemies to be subject to violence because of their political views. | ||
| Well, we've been saying for a long time that the interest in violence, the violent political | ||
| rhetoric has been one sided. | ||
| It's really been coming from progressives in the media and in other institutions, and | ||
| this includes academia. | ||
| And so in this case, I am not totally surprised by this, but at the same time, you cannot | ||
| say that you guys are the party of peace and have this be sort of a casual conversation | ||
| I think this is the lie that the left wants to sell, that you need to live in fear of your neighbors who may or may not have a Trump sign in their yard. | ||
| They're lunatics. At the same time, they're like, you don't deserve life if you won't vote for the female president. | ||
| They call Donald Trump a bully. | ||
| They call us bullies on the right. | ||
| Well, people who are voting for Trump bullies. | ||
| They are the real bullies. | ||
| If you do not agree with them politically, socially, I mean, they will literally vilify you, crucify you, every single... | ||
| These people are nuts. | ||
| When Tim posted on his X page, Terrence is coming on the show today. | ||
| I mean, they were... Tim! | ||
| Man, they called you some names, brother. | ||
| I said, well, damn. | ||
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I was like, oh my goodness. | |
| I've never heard that before. | ||
| All because Tim doesn't agree with me politically, so he's this and he's that. | ||
| You know, I mean, talking about violence, oh, I slap him and oh, I knock him off. | ||
| I mean, these people are violent and absolutely lunatics. | ||
| All because you do not agree with them. | ||
| Amen to that. It is insane, but they are not the party of love and tolerance. | ||
| Not even close. I mean, they actually have two rhetorical moods, right? | ||
| They have two ways that they express themselves. | ||
| They'll say, you know, we hate conservatives. | ||
| They'll say things like this, where they actually call for violence against conservatives. | ||
| They'll say it's okay for our political movement to burn down cities. | ||
| They'll say we wish violence on you and your family. | ||
| And then their other rhetorical mood is, what do you want a gun for, you lunatic? | ||
| What? It's America in 2024. | ||
| Why do you feel a need to protect your family? | ||
| Are you crazy? | ||
| But then when Kamala says, well, of course I had a gun. | ||
| I was a prosecutor for many years. | ||
| So like, see, that makes sense. | ||
| Of course she gets a gun. | ||
| It's very weird. I think that one of the interesting consequences of this election will be a certain level of political fatigue. | ||
| I think this is essentially the fourth, we can't, you can't elect Trump because he will ruin the world campaign that the DNC has launched, right? | ||
| Yeah. No one cares. | ||
| Everyone's tired of it. It's been mass hysteria from essentially DNC, but definitely the Biden-Harris administration for at least the past four years. | ||
| The news media was crazy during Trump's turn. | ||
| I mean, there is only a certain amount of interest that people have. | ||
| And so when they start to hear things like this professor's statements, they're like, I want off this roller coaster. | ||
| Even if they don't want like Donald Trump, I think there are enough Americans who look at it and go, this is getting crazy and this is not what I want. | ||
| That it is sort of a... | ||
| For me, it's sort of a white pill, right? | ||
| Yeah. The fact that we could maybe have a time where politics don't dominate every conversation... | ||
| Because you remind me of something earlier. | ||
| I think it was from the Wall Street Journal, but there was an article out about the study | ||
| on how many, about the rise in the number of adult children who do not speak to their | ||
| parents. | ||
| And this is becoming an increasingly common phenomenon. | ||
| And I think we all anecdotally know someone who has a family member who doesn't speak | ||
| to them because of politics. | ||
| It could be other stuff, right? | ||
| But largely I would say that this happens because of the political division in America | ||
| and it doesn't make people happier. | ||
| In fact, it makes every, it's worse for everyone. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| I do believe a lot of people are not falling for the orange man bad anymore. | ||
| I agree with you. Because a lot of people are realizing, they said that in 2015 and it didn't happen. | ||
| That talk is not working. | ||
| And that's why Kamala and the Democrats are begging for black people to vote for them. | ||
| That's why they're still pushing the whole fear-mongering tactics because it's not working and they're trying to make it work. | ||
| But that's why she is struggling with black people and that's why she is struggling with women because the orange man bad is not working. | ||
| There are people now who necessarily do not care for Donald Trump, but they care more | ||
| about feeding their children. | ||
| They care more about being able to pay their rent on time. | ||
| People don't want to lose their house. | ||
| People do not want to, people, people do not want to lose their jobs. | ||
| People are going to vote for, I've heard people say, I'm going to hold my nose and vote for | ||
| Trump. | ||
| You know why? | ||
| Because they care more about their livelihood than a freaking woman being in office. | ||
| Your feelings do not matter. | ||
| And to the left, that's fascism, by the way, right? | ||
| The way the left defines fascism is you putting your family's well-being over our theoretical desires. | ||
| That is literally, if you look at the way they refer to fascism almost any time they talk about it in media, that's almost always what they're saying. | ||
| These Trump supporters want him to be elected because they want to get rid of illegals. | ||
| That's fascism. That's not fascism. | ||
| He didn't do it. He didn't become Hitler in the four years that he had. | ||
| But just notice this. | ||
| They're not running on what happened when he was in office because they know they'll lose if they do that. | ||
| They're not pointing to what the country looked like when he was in office. | ||
| And it's in part because they know the only low points of his administration were things they supported. | ||
| The COVID lockdowns and the BLM riots. | ||
| So all they can do is talk about, well, our record's bad, so we can't talk about our record. | ||
| His record's good, so we can't talk about his record. | ||
| Let's just make up fairy tales about what might happen if he gets elected. | ||
| It's going to be a handmaid's tale. | ||
| He's like Voldemort. | ||
| Let's point to books that are in the pop cultural zeitgeist right now and say it's going to be like that or call him Hitler. | ||
| And that's it. Right. For the fourth time, they are running on the future threat of what Trump will do, which is fascinating because he is a previously elected president. | ||
| He served for years. | ||
| He's proven what kind of administration he would have. | ||
| I don't care if you can look back at Trump's administration and say, oh, well, he shouldn't have done this or he could have done more here or whatever. | ||
| That's totally legitimate. But to continue to run on... | ||
| If he is allowed in the White House, the world will fall apart is ridiculous. | ||
| And I think that there is this—they don't know what else to do. | ||
| And in part, it's because their candidates are weak. | ||
| Their candidates themselves do not have a personality or charisma or policies to counter what Trump is offering. | ||
| And so they just go with, well, he's the bad guy and we're the good guy. | ||
| They have to do that because a lot of people know— The one thing that they're not saying is... | ||
| I haven't heard one Democrat say Trump is going to ruin the economy. | ||
| They're not saying that. They're saying Trump is going to take your rights away. | ||
| Trump is going to start a war. | ||
| But they're not saying he's going to ruin the economy. | ||
| Because a lot of people know that if Trump wins, that the economy is going to be booming and bucking. | ||
| And a lot of people want to be entrepreneurs. | ||
| They want to start businesses. | ||
| And they know the perfect person... | ||
| They know that Trump is the perfect president... | ||
| They know that if he becomes president, that they have a better chance at having a successful business under Donald Trump, under a businessman. | ||
| So that's why they're pushing the whole, he's going to take your, okay, you might make some money, you might make a lot of money, but he's going to take your rights away. | ||
| But people right now, the economy is too important. | ||
| Like, the economy is what will decide the election for a lot of people because they have been through almost four years of Biden, Biden-Harris, and they went through four years of Trump, and they know the difference. | ||
| I mean, it was one of the best moments of Trump's appearance on Theo Vaughn's podcast when Trump is talking about, like, doing my economy, everyone was happy. | ||
| And Theo Vaughn goes, yeah, my cousin bought a boat. | ||
| There are so many How many Americans who look back at that time were like, oh, I went on vacation more. | ||
| I didn't pay more every time I went to the grocery store. | ||
| Can we just imagine, like, if there was an honest trailers of Democrat, it's 2024 agenda, and it's like, well, if you vote for Trump, the economy is going to get a lot better. | ||
| You can have a lot of money, and the border will be more secure, so probably a lot less death. | ||
| But you can't do drugs. | ||
| You're not going to be able to have rampant, weird porn videos playing up all over everywhere. | ||
| And... Right. | ||
| They won't show genderqueer to kids. | ||
| Trump wants to ban genderqueer from schools. | ||
| It is funny though because it's like no matter how many times – I know some people in my life that are Democrats, left-leaning, and they're like, yeah, well, they're banning books. | ||
| And I'll be like, here's the book they're banning. | ||
| And they'll go, yeah, well, I don't want them in charge of who's banning books. | ||
| And I'm like, look, man, are you just saying that because you want to argue? | ||
| Because I'm really just saying I don't want these graphic books for kids. | ||
| You know what I mean? We don't put those in schools. | ||
| It's just a weird reality where – When you look what the Democrats are actually offering, if you're someone who pays attention to the news, you know that Trump is offering peace agreements and peace accords with other countries. | ||
| He's offering de-escalation of war and conflict. | ||
| He's offering other countries to pay their fair share when it comes to national defense. | ||
| He's offering a secure border, manufacturing, return to the United States, a better economy in general. | ||
| Democrats over the past three and a half years have given us nothing. | ||
| Escalation of war, an open border, loss of manufacturing and jobs. | ||
| Though they say it is up. | ||
| UAW begs to differ and the autoworkers beg to differ. | ||
| So it's certainly in curious. | ||
| They say crime is actually down. | ||
| Then the National Crime Victimization Survey says, actually no, crime is way up. | ||
| If you actually know what's going on, and you look at what their plans actually are, it's | ||
| more illegal immigrants in your neighborhoods, kids reading graphic adult novels in schools, | ||
| children getting sex changes, a bad economy where wages are not going up fast enough | ||
| comparable to the rate of inflation. If you're actually paying attention, | ||
| you're looking at the Democrats literally just being a downward spiral into | ||
| degeneracy and destruction of this country. | ||
| And it's fascinating to me that the only arguments I get are, Trump's a liar. | ||
| And I'll go, uh-huh. Yeah, but he's racist. | ||
| Okay. And they're like, he says mean, nasty things. | ||
| He's a bad person. He's been found liable of sexual assault and criminal fraud. | ||
| I'm like, uh-huh. Wow. | ||
| So tell me again how Kamala Harris is going to fix the economy, help the victims of the hurricane, secure our borders, and end war. | ||
| Because all you're doing is complaining about Trump. | ||
| And I'll tell you this, if all those things about Trump were true, he would still be a better president than Kamala Harris. | ||
| And it was Phil who mentioned it. | ||
| If Trump did nothing that he promised, literally nothing, he's a better president than Kamala Harris. | ||
| And I've got to be honest, if Trump did nine out of the ten things that Kamala Harris would do, he's going to be a better president than Kamala Harris. | ||
| But she's the one stealing his platform right now. | ||
| Look, Trump's not going to do what she's doing. | ||
| I'm just saying. No, no. | ||
| I'm kidding. I mean, I agree with you. | ||
| A lot of what they're saying about him is complete nonsense. | ||
| A lot of what they're claiming about him is a total smear. | ||
| But even so, I find it hilarious when they try to fall back on, well, Trump's just not a good guy. | ||
| As if we just have a plethora of moral and decent people in politics today to choose from. | ||
| And Trump's the bad one. | ||
| It's ridiculous. Kamala Harris isn't a good person. | ||
| Everybody knows that. Nobody says she is. | ||
| There's this viral video with this dude, Dean something or other, that was like on Jubilee or whatever, where he's sitting down in the chair and then these Trump supporters are challenging him and he's going like, well, Kamala Harris has got a better character and blah, blah, blah. | ||
| We invited him on the show. | ||
| He said yes. And then the last minute he canceled on us. | ||
| So like he was supposed to be here on Friday and he's like, oh, I can't do it. | ||
| You know why? Because as soon as he started talking to people, they were like, oh, you're going to go with Tim Pool. | ||
| You are going to get obliterated. | ||
| You know why? Because the whole shtick that they have is Kamala Harris, you know, she's got more character than Donald Trump. | ||
| Donald Trump's been accused of and found liable of sexual assault. | ||
| That was literally his shtick. And my response is, wow, how does that end the war in Ukraine? | ||
| Right. I don't care. | ||
| Like, you come to me and you say, as a man... | ||
| We are trying to solve the world's problems, secure it for those who will come after us, for our families, for our friends. | ||
| And what we offer you up with Kamala Harris is the same thing. | ||
| She would do nothing different, but she's got better character than Trump. | ||
| Okay, I'll give you that, but I got to give you something else. | ||
| She's leading us into war alongside Joe Biden. | ||
| We've got the black community in Chicago literally saying, and I quote, we are being replaced. | ||
| Now, how about that? That's crazy. | ||
| So you tell me all day and night that Trump's a nasty guy. | ||
| And you know what? I agree with you to a certain degree. | ||
| Certainly. Yeah, wow. | ||
| Doesn't change the fact that policy-wise, he's going to do the right thing. | ||
| And for most Americans, especially working-class people, and you've got to understand the difference between working-class and middle-class. | ||
| Working-class people don't have the luxuries of two weeks vacation. | ||
| They're living paycheck to paycheck. And Donald Trump's like, I'm a nasty guy, but I'm fighting for you. | ||
| And they're like, I'll take it. I mean, on top of that, like, they talk about how mean Trump is, and setting aside everything I said about just their moral quality, because you can't have immoral people but who come off as kind. | ||
| They don't come off as nice either. | ||
| Like, Joe Biden's a nasty guy. | ||
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Joe Biden, he's just, come here, fat, let's measure IQs, let's do a push-up contest. | |
| Yeah, yeah, he's not nice to people. | ||
| Hey, fat. He's very rude. | ||
| He trashes and insults people all the time. | ||
| This is not like a decision between Trump and then someone who's just a nice, sweet dove who's kind to people. | ||
| You lion dog pony soldier. | ||
| You remember what he said? | ||
| Lion dog faced pony soldier. | ||
| You lion dog faced pony soldier. | ||
| We should have put that on a hat. | ||
| It would have made it more likable. | ||
| I think they did. | ||
| I doubt. Another thing that drives me crazy is when they bring up, oh, his businesses went bankrupt. | ||
| Oh, shut up. | ||
| Come on. Now, that is another talking point. | ||
| Well, how's he going to fix the country when his businesses all went bankrupt? | ||
| All of his businesses did not go bankrupt. | ||
| If you have never been an entrepreneur or never started a business, then you don't know how hard it is. | ||
| Sometimes you fail. But it wasn't like an official campaign. | ||
| While Donald Trump's businesses lost millions of dollars worth of their own money, Kamala Harris lost at least $42 billion of your money when she was put in charge of a project to expand broadband and after three years still has not connected a single person to the internet. | ||
| I do not care if a tremendously successful businessman at one point in time lost his own money. | ||
| I'm concerned about the fact that Biden and Harris have lost trillions of my dollars and your dollars. | ||
| That's right, your dollars. Because I was saying, Seamus, you have never had anything close to a trillion dollars. | ||
| All of our money. Collect it. | ||
| I have some claim to it. | ||
| Well, actually, you don't know that, to be fair. | ||
| I haven't released my tax returns yet. | ||
| The gag that Seamus and I were working on was that all of Timcast Media was funded by my voice acting as Dr. | ||
| Fauci on Freedom Tunes. | ||
| Freedom Tunes, that's right. We were going to do a bit where I was like, Seamus, I haven't had a role in a long time. | ||
| I need that royalty check, so can you write in Fauci on something for us? | ||
| You know, IRL's going to go out of business. | ||
| And I've done that before for Tim. | ||
| We've done Fauci videos where it's like, I don't have a great idea for this one, but I know Tim is going to go under if I don't pen something that involves him. | ||
| So he had one where Dr. | ||
| Fauci is just walking the dog randomly for no reason in his video. | ||
| And I'm kidding. Let's jump to the story from the Associated Press. | ||
| We got this. FBI arrests Afghan man who officials say planned election day attack in the U.S. This is big news that broke the other day. | ||
| They say that Nasir Ahmad Tahiri 27 of Oklahoma City told investigators after his arrest Monday that he had planned his attack to coincide with Election Day next month and that he and a co-conspirator are expected to die as martyrs, according to charging documents. | ||
| Tahiti, who arrived in the U.S. in September 2021, had taken steps in recent weeks to advance his attack plans, including by ordering AK-47 rifles, liquidating his family's assets, and buying one-way tickets for his wife and child to travel home to Afghanistan, officials said. | ||
| Well, we have this tweet from Ken Delaney, and this is NBC saying, Scoop, the alleged Afghan terrorist charged this week worked as a security guard for the CIA in Afghanistan. | ||
| The FBI is investigating whether he was radicalized before or after he came here in 2021 on humanitarian parole a month after the chaotic U.S. military withdrawal. | ||
| There are a bunch of conservatives right now who have been screaming since the U.S. started | ||
| bringing in many individuals from the Middle East that we would be bringing in people who | ||
| will be radicalized, who have been radicalized, or who are coming here for ill intent. | ||
| And now they're upset that seemingly it's all been proven right. | ||
| This guy worked for the CIA to a certain degree, and now they're alleging—I mean, maybe the | ||
| FBI's wrong, I don't know—they was planning an Election Day terror attack. | ||
| attack. It's almost like having he confessed to that was his plan to do an election day. | ||
| I mean, this is the reality of the Biden administration's immigration policy, which is right after the | ||
| terrible withdrawal in Afghanistan that lost, that cost American service members lives. | ||
| They immediately opened the doors to mass asylum migration, which I understand asylum | ||
| is something that we want to do out of compassion. | ||
| On the other hand, there were a lot of really terrible stories that came out of mass migration. | ||
| I mean, there were asylum seekers from Afghanistan who were housed on military bases in the military | ||
| bases that had higher reports of, I don't know how to say it on YouTube without getting | ||
| like assaults on children by older men. | ||
| And so there was this reality that we didn't ask them to go through a normal vetting process, | ||
| and so we now pay for the consequences of that. | ||
| And I think this is something that we don't answer to enough as – or not us in this | ||
| room, but the government doesn't answer to enough. | ||
| It is one thing to say we want to be compassionate. | ||
| It's another to say we are going to put our weird sense of debt to another country | ||
| above the safety of American citizens. | ||
| And that, unfortunately, as hard as it sounds, is part of a strong vetting process for people | ||
| who are seeking to enter this country legally, through asylum, whatever the means may be. | ||
| Like, we have to know who's here. | ||
| Yeah, and we've just completely given up on that, right? | ||
| There are fundamentally two different positions that you can have with respect to immigration policy in America at this point. | ||
| One exists on a spectrum, one does not. | ||
| The one that exists on a spectrum is the one that the vast majority of Americans hold, which is... | ||
| There should be some legal process for vetting people who come here. | ||
| There should be some restrictions on who we let into this country. | ||
| We should have some idea of who's entering here. | ||
| We should probably stop terrorists from entering. | ||
| Then the other position is that's racist and you're mean. | ||
| We have to keep the border wide open. | ||
| It is wrong to make any determination about who does or doesn't enter your country. | ||
| Close the border. | ||
| Close it. And people... | ||
| And nobody out either. | ||
| Just stay. You stay right here, damn it. | ||
| I don't know. I'm good with out, you know? | ||
| No, leave. No, but seriously though, it is the law of the land. | ||
| You have to come here illegally. | ||
| It's not racist. | ||
| Come here illegally. They need to stop... | ||
| I'll point out in this case that if they were offered asylum, they are legally entering the country. | ||
| And this is where we have to talk about the consequences of mass legal immigration if we are not going to have a strong vetting process. | ||
| If you're coming to my house looking for help... | ||
| If you come through the back door... | ||
| You're not looking for help. | ||
| Why didn't you knock on the front door? | ||
| Why are you sneaking through the damn back window if you're coming for help? | ||
| Because Joe Biden told them they could. | ||
| Exactly. Because you're not coming here for help. | ||
| You're coming here because you don't want to come here illegally. | ||
| Probably you don't want to pay the money. | ||
| You don't want to go through the process, and you're really not seeking asylum. | ||
| That's why you're trying to come through the damn back door. | ||
| But people have to come here the right way. | ||
| It's not racist because you can't do this in any other country. | ||
| They will deport you too. | ||
| Yeah, exactly. Well, you're absolutely correct. | ||
| And one thing that leftists will do in response to you pointing out that people should come through the legal process is they'll show you an infographic about just how difficult it is to become an American citizen if you want to be an immigrant. | ||
| Alright, well excuse me, but I happen to believe that to have the eternal right for all of your descendants to be citizens of the wealthiest, most prosperous, most free country on the planet, you probably should have to jump through a few hoops. | ||
| Hoops because we want to vet for people who love this country and will work for it rather than breaking its laws. | ||
| Why is it the worst thing in the world to have a difficult process for people to enter this country? | ||
| We want to vet people who love this country, and how do you demonstrate love? | ||
| By working for something, by sacrificing for something. | ||
| And all kinds of countries have strict immigration laws, right? | ||
| Like there are Asian countries, there are European countries that have language requirements, | ||
| they have all kinds of things that you have to meet that the American system doesn't. | ||
| I think one of the realities that they don't really want to talk about is the fact that | ||
| like, yes, restricting illegal immigration is incredibly important, but you also have | ||
| to close these loopholes that governments take advantage of to continue to bring in | ||
| people to the country without thinking about what the impacts on the country are. | ||
| I'm not trying to bring up all of the dogs in Ohio, but when they talk about the Haitian migration to Springfield, Ohio, the first response to the mainstream media is like, well, they have temporary protected status, so it's okay. | ||
| They're here legally. Well, should they actually have been given temporary protective status or is this a loophole that the Biden Harris administration exploited and let people go into a community that is now struggling with increased violence, longer hospital wait times, more crowded schools? | ||
| Again, migration is something that we will always have a long, kind of changing conversation on, but I think ultimately the priority should always be the American citizens, and in this case, just like when they withdrew from Afghanistan, the asylum seekers that were brought here were prioritized over the American citizens. | ||
| I love it when they argue, oh, no, no, they aren't illegal immigrants. | ||
| They're people who just came here illegally and now we've given them legal status. | ||
| Therefore, no longer illegal. | ||
| The thing about this story is that I struggle with it so hard because I want to compliment the FBI and CIA and be like, oh, yeah, you guys are really doing a great job keeping us safe. | ||
| Because guess what? I really do believe that. | ||
| I think there are hardworking men and women who are patriotic at the FBI and CIA. So when I saw this story yesterday, I was like, Yeah, credibility for the FBI going up even more. | ||
| But then when you see the follow-up tweets or stories to this where it's always just like, oh, yeah, and actually there were other informants that were involved or, oh, this was a former employee of the three-letter agency. | ||
| It's just like, guys, you're killing the credibility. | ||
| Like, we don't have the full story of this. | ||
| We're unlikely to ever get the full story of what's going down here. | ||
| but like we're seeing so many of these Middle Eastern people here | ||
| are rested by the CIA and FBI and that it turns out there's something fishy going on. | ||
| Maybe the kosher stories just aren't getting out to us, but I don't know and maybe it could have been somebody who was | ||
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| I think this also speaks to how even when we work hard to try | ||
| to work with people and foreigners to come to our country for a better life. | ||
| They struggle to assimilate and they seek vengeance on our people here for one reason or another and struggle to get | ||
| along and assimilate into our culture and it's tragic. | ||
| Yeah, I mean you make a good point about the fact that people | ||
| will enter illegally and then they'll receive some kind of temporary protection status. | ||
| And I just had to laugh. | ||
| You know, Trump said, and I believe it was either Trump or Vance who said that they would deport the migrants who were placed in Ohio. | ||
| And people were saying... They're legal immigrants! | ||
| They're legal immigrants! They were given temporary protection status. | ||
| Temporary! That's not permanent. | ||
| Temporary doesn't mean you get to live here forever, no questions asked, and we have no legal right to send you back. | ||
| That's not what temporary means. | ||
| Temporary means for a limited period of time. | ||
| But the left is very bad at understanding chronological time as a concept. | ||
| They think that we are accountable for things that any white person four or five hundred years ago did. | ||
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Even if we're not descended from those specific people. | |
| Seamus, 700 years ago, one of your ancestors cracked one of my ancestors over the head with a shillelagh. | ||
| You deserved it. Well, how dare you? | ||
| I deserve your coat. | ||
| It's only fair to give him reparations. | ||
| Actually, as I'm actually part British, I assume it was my ancestor who cracked your ancestor over the head with a stick. | ||
| Well, no, but it's true. I mean, if you want to go back and forth, we can all find ways that some of our ancestors hurt our other ancestors. | ||
| And the reality is, like, just given human genetic diversity, how many humans were—think about this. | ||
| There are 7 billion human beings on the planet today, approaching 8 billion, if I'm not mistaken. | ||
| That's the largest the world population has ever been at any specific moment in time. | ||
| There were times where there were millions of people. | ||
| I mean, our ancestors end up all blending together. | ||
| I like that you're blending them with your fingers. | ||
| You know what? They're like all blended together. | ||
| So to even act like it's this clear cut thing where like your ancestors did this to my ancestors. | ||
| Like, bro, we both have a lot of ancestors. | ||
| Do you want to do this? Do you want to go through all of our ancestors? | ||
| Our ancestors are long and gone. | ||
| That coat is very nice and I don't have one. | ||
| And that means you are privileged and you have to give it to me. | ||
| You know what? It makes me nauseous. | ||
| I get so sick of it. And listen, I've had a lot of friends and a lot of people in my family. | ||
| Y'all don't understand. I literally had to hear this from people all the time. | ||
| From my own family members and friends and people that I went to school with. | ||
| We were slaves. | ||
| We built this. | ||
| You didn't do a damn thing. | ||
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Ha! You lazy ass don't even get off the couch. | |
| We're talking about you built the couch. | ||
| We built that White House. | ||
| No, you didn't, damn it. | ||
| But I really get sick and tired of hearing that. | ||
| It is so annoying. | ||
| Well, let me ask you another question. | ||
| People act like slavery started in America. | ||
| Like slavery began in America. | ||
| Slavery didn't exist before America. | ||
| And it stopped when we stopped it. | ||
| It was literally the way of the world. | ||
| I probably would have owned slaves back in the day. | ||
| It still is. Seriously, listen. | ||
| But let me ask you. | ||
| If, I don't know, the construction crew that built, you know, One Freedom Plaza, do the construction workers have equity in that building? | ||
| Nope. Do they own a piece of it? | ||
| Do they get paid rent royalties for being people who built it? | ||
| Are they – is that guy's kid, great-great-great-grandkid going to be like, you know, it's my people who built that building and it's ours and, you know, we deserve something for it? | ||
| It's like – Look, man, I understand the difference between contract, labor, and slavery. | ||
| My point is to make claims to ownership of something or deserving of something for work done by ancestors or because of wrongs done by ancestors is a – you will create an endless cycle of animosity and hatred. | ||
| It's true. That we need to stop to heal. | ||
| Because if that's true, damn it, Tim, I built this building we're in right now. | ||
| No, it's true. | ||
| I built that skate park out there. | ||
| My people did that. | ||
| Actually, it's true. Terrence was here. | ||
| I actually saw him do it, so he's being serious. | ||
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My people built this table. This is my table. | |
| It's such an insane and insulting claim because all of the work that every other group did to build this country out gets thrown out. | ||
| You hear this over and over again. Well, this is a country with an economy that was built on slavery. | ||
| You're telling me our modern economy is built on the southern cotton trade from the 1800s? | ||
| Right, exactly. That's nonsense. | ||
| No, you're wrong, it is. | ||
| I'm sorry, that was racist of me. | ||
| Every stock, all old money, all of it just goes back to the Southern Patrick. | ||
| These are people who want things to be handed to them. | ||
| These are people who cannot figure out life. | ||
| So they go back in time at a place they never lived. | ||
| Oh, well, my people build all this, so I should get some of this. | ||
| That's normally coming from people who just don't want to try to make it in life. | ||
| They want everything to be handed to them. | ||
| If you want something, go out there and get it. | ||
| Go out there and get it. Build it. | ||
| Stop wasting your money on freaking tattoos and on gold teeth and gold rims and stop going to the club every damn weekend and save your money and build something that you want to build. | ||
| Quit wasting your damn money. At the end of the day, People waste money. | ||
| Just to make everything as acrimonious and contentious as possible. | ||
| Thinking of oppressive groups and other groups, I had this really funny idea because I'm a big fan of how the Native Americans handled it in the United States. | ||
| They got reservations, fought for their legal treaties, and then built a bunch of casinos. | ||
| They won the right to build casinos, I think it was in the 70s, from bingo halls. | ||
| I think Hard Rock Seminole, the Seminole Casino in Florida, was the first one. | ||
| Then all these tribes were like, yo, we can have legal casinos all over the place, and these people love gambling. | ||
| Now you've got tribes that are ultra wealthy. | ||
| Like, they're living upscale, upclass. | ||
| I was just thinking, like, what if Gaza built a casino? | ||
| Hey, we could need to come to the table and we could negotiate out a deal where they get some concessions. | ||
| But what we didn't see, I think, was the natives consistently terrorize American citizens. | ||
| And actually when they did, we'd have very aggressive reprisals against them. | ||
| That's what I'm saying. | ||
| And then one day they were like, hey, let's build casinos. | ||
| Now I know in Islam gambling is forbidden. | ||
| So I'm kidding, by the way. | ||
| But my point was simply, what if the resolution—and I'm not saying it's possible in this part | ||
| of the region, a part of the world—but we have seen resolutions through commerce, which | ||
| has resulted in many of these Native American tribes, and not all of them, not all of them, | ||
| but many of them are very wealthy now, and they live better than the average American | ||
| their tribes set up effective businesses to the best of their abilities and | ||
| To great effect. Yeah, I mean, if you want to be successful in the marketplace, you have to compete with the current paradigm. | ||
| You can't sit there and be like, well, this was our land at one point in time, and therefore this economy is inherently corrupt, and we're not going to participate in it. | ||
| I got to throw to Terrence right here, because you got to look at what the white man does, okay? | ||
| When Aunt Jemima was on a pancake box, proud, and the family was getting royalties from the sale of the classic brand that everybody knew and loved, Aunt Jemima, I'm kidding about what the white man does. | ||
| That's the joke. The corporation said it's racist to pay royalties to this black long-standing family and their descendants for the use of their ancestor's image. | ||
| So we're going to get rid of it, change our name to something garbage, and we're confident that we can keep selling the product anyway. | ||
| So it's fascinating to me that while you have this conversation around reparations, the same exact people are demanding that the actual commerce, which is benefiting the descendants of black people like Uncle Ben and Aunt Jemima— They removed his face. | ||
| Get rid of all of them! And it's like, why? | ||
| There was a black guy on a motto meal. | ||
| He got removed as well. | ||
| Oh, really? Yes. I'm really offended by the Aunt Jemima thing. | ||
| I'm really offended by that. Because— I don't understand why it's racist for me to go downstairs and grab a box out of the pantry with this smiling black woman on it who's making me breakfast and she's like my aunt. | ||
| And the idea that I would wake up in the morning as a little kid smelling fresh pancakes and there's some nice woman downstairs, I don't care if she's black, white or otherwise, and she's making me pancakes, it's a good feeling and they're like, get rid of that. | ||
| We want the Pearl Milling Company on the box. | ||
| They replaced a black woman's face with a white building. | ||
| What a white building. | ||
| Pearl Millen. | ||
| Yeah, but they say black people need more representation. | ||
| Now let's remove all their faces from all these food products in the store. | ||
| Now there's only a white guy in the store, Quaker. | ||
| Quaker's happy as hell. | ||
| He's like, oh, thank y'all so much. | ||
| They kept Chef Boyardee. | ||
| They took the Native American woman away from Land of Lakes, but they kept the land. | ||
| By the way, and I just want to say that obviously none of these mascots or depictions are offensive, but if one was offensive, the Chef Boyardee one is kind of an Italian stereotype. | ||
| The fact that you'd put an Italian guy in a can of pasta with this curly mustache and everything. | ||
| The whole Aunt Jemima thing, they said that white people looked at her like a slave. | ||
| Who said that? | ||
| It's just not true. They said white people looked at her as a slave because they said she did make pancakes for a white family, and they believe that white people in America get a kick out of a black woman making them pancakes. | ||
| Wow. This is the insanity of wokeness, okay? | ||
| It's like, if you are a white person, you can't be happy that a black person is treating you to a delicious breakfast. | ||
| Exactly. Like, yo, if Terrence made pancakes for me, I'd be like, wow, that's really nice. | ||
| Terrence, you need to leave. No, here's what would happen. | ||
| If you make the breakfast and you bring it out for people, we're like, no, a white person needs to do this. | ||
| It's very offensive for you. You cannot get credit for this. | ||
| A white person has to bring this food out. | ||
| Actually, wait, wait, wait. This is a really funny bit. | ||
| You make pancakes for everybody. | ||
| And then someone's like, whoa, we think it looks a little racist if a black guy is making food for everybody. | ||
| We're going to take it. And then Seamus takes it out. | ||
| Everyone's like, yo, Seamus. | ||
| I deserve credit. | ||
| They're like, wow, Seamus, these are great. | ||
| Thank you so much. That's not even – it's possible that at some point in time that's how people conceived of it. | ||
| Even that I think is cynical. | ||
| But it's not like there's a black stereotype about pancakes. | ||
| It's not like people like – Have an association. | ||
| People do make fun of it. | ||
| People make jokes and say, oh, Terrence, you are their butler. | ||
| That's why they're buying your pancakes, because they want you to be their butler. | ||
| They want you to be their personal chef. | ||
| You are the house slave, Terrence. | ||
| I get called a house slave now. | ||
| This is crazy. | ||
| So if I hire cleaners... | ||
| Is that a degrading thing? | ||
| It's like, my house is dirty. I work all day. | ||
| I have no time to do the dishes. | ||
| Can I pay you to do the dishes? The cleaners are like, yeah, no problem. | ||
| We'll provide that service. And it's like, how dare you pay them to do this? | ||
| You're treating them like slaves. | ||
| Here's my pitch, alright? Reverse DEI. You can only hire white people for those positions because it is racist for a non-white person to ever be in a position where they're serving a white person. | ||
| Terrence, you also sell fried chicken. | ||
| I do sell fried chicken. | ||
| And this is the stupidest thing ever because I'm going to say I would imagine 95% of conservatives, if a black man showed up to a bunch of conservatives barbecue with fried chicken, they'd be like, yeah! | ||
| They'd be all excited, be high-fiving him, and they would annihilate it because fried chicken is delicious. | ||
| The woke people would be like, oh, that's racist. You're buck dancing for these white people. They're laughing at | ||
| you Like it is not every bot a lot of most Americans love | ||
| chicken. Most Americans love pancakes I'd fry it is not racist at all. You have you have tons of | ||
| black people who cook It's not racist because they have a white customer come in, | ||
| you know, like it's not racist. So There's a reason you never see Irish people on food packages. | ||
| Because Irish food tastes like crap. | ||
| No one's like, yes, why don't I buy the Irish label? | ||
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| I really want to point out the absurdity of this stereotype of black people in fried chicken, because I don't know a single person who hates fried chicken. | ||
| It is crazy. | ||
| Like Panda Express literally fries chicken, and it's their staple. | ||
| They fry it and dump sugar all over it. | ||
| Tim, I'm sitting at this table right now because of my very first video that I made. | ||
| I was eating fried chicken in a car, talking shit about people who wanted to move back to Africa. | ||
| That was you? That was me. | ||
| You're talking about Farrakhan? | ||
| Yeah. I said, I hear a lot of my black friends talking about, let's move back to Africa. | ||
| I said, F that. I'm staying here with these white folks. | ||
| Y'all move over to Africa and let me know how Farrakhan treats y'all. | ||
| I'm staying over here. And then I was on my lunch break. | ||
| I was eating my chicken. And people was like, man, that chicken looked good. | ||
| But that video, my first video, 7 million views in literally within two days. | ||
| And I had like maybe a thousand followers. | ||
| That video went super viral. | ||
| But people were like, oh, the chicken looks good. | ||
| And also, Terrence, these white people in the comments talking about their chicken look good. | ||
| That's racist. You got to stop eating chicken in front of these white people. | ||
| I'm like, come on. | ||
| Every... Who don't like chicken or fried chicken? | ||
| I literally, for the past, I think 12 days, have eaten nothing but fried chicken. | ||
| I'm not kidding. I'm worried, and I was, you know, I took one day off where I had a steak and a wedge salad, because I was like, at some point, if the only thing you're eating is fried chicken, you're gonna die. | ||
| When Google makes all of us wear Oculus implants, it's gonna change whatever food someone is eating in your vision to something less stereotypical, so you won't be offended. | ||
| We gotta go to Super Chats. | ||
| Can I mention one more thing? Very quickly. | ||
| I just want to say, every time Tim and I have talked about doing some kind of cross-promotion where I am the face of one of their coffee brands, alcohol is always involved because of my Irish ancestry. | ||
| That's not true. Not in the product. | ||
| We've always joked about something to do with alcohol, something to do with Irish coffee. | ||
| I've never been like, that is extremely offensive to me. | ||
| Yeah, but that's not true at all. | ||
| It was mostly alcohol, but there was one about having too many kids. | ||
| That's... They want us to reject our fertility as Irish people. | ||
| Don't lie to them. We're going to go to Super Chats. | ||
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| It's legitimately the funniest thing I have seen in a while. | ||
| Right on. Korowag says, just found out that Michigan primary has had double voting from in-person absentee ballots. | ||
| There were three clerks and four people who are being charged. | ||
| I think this is a good thing. | ||
| They are checking now due to scrutiny. | ||
| Very good. Interesting. Volsiferon, Lord of the Winter Mist. | ||
| Well, it's supposed to be Herald of the Winter Mist, meaning that he beckons its call. | ||
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| Originally, Volsiferon was a mage wizard. | ||
| In your morning show, you called me a furry. | ||
| Since when did I become a furry? | ||
| Volsiferon. Volsiferon is my IP, sir. | ||
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| So for those who don't know, the stereotypical furry character that I use to represent the absurdity of New York City human rights law is Volsiferon, Herald of the Winter Mists. | ||
| He is the Herald. He announces the coming of the Winter Mists. | ||
| But based on the law in New York, if a guy showed up to work wearing a full wolf fursuit | ||
| and said his full name was Vulsiferon Harold of the Winter Mists, the company is legally | ||
| required to call him by that full name. | ||
| You can't say Vulsi, Vulsiferon, you can't say Harold, none of those things. | ||
| Crazy. That's Danztastic says, Shimcast is back, boys. | ||
| We're back, baby. Limited time only. | ||
| Limited time only. Tim's going to upset him. | ||
| He's going to kick me out. But for now, I'm here. | ||
| Go to freedomtunes.com. Become a member. | ||
| It was really funny because when we were talking, I was like, hey, Seamus is going to be here. | ||
| Allison was like, we still never got our spoons back. | ||
| And I was like, ah, that's not funny. | ||
| We get it, Allison. And she's like, no, we didn't! | ||
| That's not funny. And so I defended Seamus' honor, but thank you. | ||
| Thank you. That's right, because I'm a good friend. | ||
| He is a good friend. And that's why I don't call the cat Seamus anymore. | ||
| I call him James. Tim, I guess, did want me back. | ||
| He's been very nice to me lately. Allison. | ||
| Allison is jealous of our friendship. | ||
| So we named the cat Seamus, but now I call him James. | ||
| I appreciate that. Because we don't respect the Irish. | ||
| No, because James is an Irish name and therefore more fitting for a cat. | ||
| No, James isn't. No! I got it wrong! | ||
| James is British! No! | ||
| Oh! No! All hail the British! | ||
| This is the worst day of my life. I'm leaving. | ||
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Yeah, see, your name is James. | |
| It's Seamus is the Irish variation of James, it's true. | ||
| That's right. Or Jacob. James is the Anglicized version of Jacob, and then Seamus is the Irish version. | ||
| Yeah, you're James now. Oh no. | ||
| You are hereby British. That's my slave name. | ||
| Although I'm both British and Irish, so I get to, you know, I bounce a little back between both sides so that no matter what I win. | ||
| So do you get reparation? | ||
|
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Like, how does that work? Oh yeah, but I have to pay and give them. | |
| Oh, that's rough. And then some middleman gets a cut so it doesn't even out. | ||
| Right. Alright, the clapper of cheeks says Biden's first ever, that's a good name, Biden's first ever press conference in the press room happened at the exact same time as Kamala's first press conference. | ||
| He obviously hates her. | ||
| I do want to point out how, you know, back in the day you'd be watching the news and they'd be like, we have a letter here from John Smith who says, you know, dear so-and-so, now it's like we read super chats and it's like someone's name is Joe Biden's Child sniffing problem or like Kamala Harris opening her mouth like just weird names or whatever. | ||
| Or the Clapper of Cheeks. | ||
| Also, that was hilarious because, you know, we remember Trump said during the debate, he's like, Joe Biden doesn't even like her. | ||
| She's nasty. And then it was the next day that Biden put the MAGA hat on. | ||
| Do you remember that? Brilliant. | ||
| I think Joe Biden has a right to be mad, even from a Democrat's perspective. | ||
| I don't think he's any worse of a candidate than Kamala Harris is. | ||
| I think all else they're saying they're roughly equal. | ||
| Do you really think so? I think they have a similar chance of winning or losing to Trump. | ||
| I don't think she's a huge game changer for the Democrats. | ||
| I don't think she's a plus three or plus five relative to where Biden was against Trump. | ||
| I think they're about equal, yeah. That's interesting. | ||
| You think she's a better candidate than Biden was? | ||
| I think she's a bad candidate. | ||
| I do think she's better than Biden because he was polling worse than her after that debate. | ||
| He totally tanked because he was clearly senile. | ||
| It was a bad debate performance, obviously, but those things pass. | ||
| I think Kamala had... | ||
| Come back to the mic. | ||
| I was back here chilling. No, I totally disagree. | ||
| Kamala's going to have a tougher time because of this reason. | ||
| You do also have people who will not vote for a woman, period. | ||
| You have women who will not vote for a woman. | ||
| You have men who will never vote for a woman to be their leader. | ||
| A professor said something about that. | ||
| You know what? Since I don't want her to win, I kind of like that kind of thinking right now. | ||
| So you agree with me or disagree with me that Joe Biden had a better shot against Trump than Kamala? | ||
| Yes, but Joe Biden had a better chance. | ||
| That's my understanding because she's also black and I think that's also a huge factor here. | ||
| It was during COVID and the whole George Floyd stuff, people were making Trump out to be this big racist because of George Floyd. | ||
| So Biden had a way better, people just, yeah, he had a better chance. | ||
| There was an overcorrection after the debate. | ||
| And now if I'm Biden, I'm like, I kind of got screwed over by Kamala and I. I listened to all my aides. | ||
| He could have stayed firm and said, all right, I'll go to war with you, Nancy Pelosi. | ||
| I'll go to war with you, Chuck Schumer. | ||
| If you're going to try to replace me, I'm going to drag down the whole ticket. | ||
| He had the power to do that, and I'm sure he's kicking himself now, seeing how close the polls are. | ||
|
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He's thinking, especially if Kamala loses. | |
| When Kamala loses, how dumb will Joe Biden feel? | ||
| I could have at least lost to her. | ||
| I could have at least lost to her. | ||
| But now it's like, I let Kamala do it. | ||
| For what? Well, he just didn't have the energy. | ||
| I really think that's part of it. | ||
| Like, you're right. If he were the Joe Biden of maybe five years ago, he could have done it. | ||
| But he is a fatigued person. | ||
| And so we're getting, now that he's gone on a couple of vacations, California, Delaware, he is sort of getting to be this vindictive man that he has a rumored reputation to be. | ||
| But that's after a lot of rest. | ||
| I mean, he was not doing well before. | ||
| And if he had the energy, I'm sure he would have put up the fight you're asking for. | ||
| And he maybe should have. He just didn't have it in him. | ||
| They took advantage of an old man. | ||
| Our president, the Democrats took advantage of, and they'll deal with the consequences as a result of it. | ||
| Yeah, he is fatigued. He hasn't even whispered in a long time. | ||
| You know, he do all that whispering in the market. | ||
|
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Here's the deal, folks. I'm gonna do the right thing. | |
| Get vaccinated. That's that dark Brandon that they keep talking about. | ||
| That's how he talks to the dictators. | ||
| He starts whispering and gets really It was weird. | ||
| I did not like whispering Joe Biden. | ||
| It was super creepy. I felt like I was being sniffed when he would do it. | ||
| Anyway, Kamala is making me miss good old Uncle Joe. | ||
| Really trying to make that nickname happen? | ||
| So you think Joe would stand a better chance? | ||
| Yes, I still think he would lose, but I think Joe Biden is a more formidable opponent because Kamala is a really bad political candidate, a very bad politician. | ||
| Listen, I do not disagree with you that she's a really bad candidate, but the man is clearly demented. | ||
| He beat Trump once. | ||
| But I think now that the stress is off of him, he's actually kind of chilled out in a lot of ways. | ||
| When he needed to go to war with Trump for a campaign, it was bad. | ||
| Now he's been like, no, DeSantis is pretty good. | ||
| And Kamala's like, uh-oh. | ||
| He put on a Trump hat. | ||
| I know. That was great. No other president would have done that. | ||
| He's such a unifying figure, that Joe Biden, huh? | ||
| We'll grab some more superchance. We got Robert Steinhauer says, what if we get a Hurricane Kamala this hurricane season? | ||
| And would that be good or bad for Kamala? | ||
| We can't because that's not how the naming mechanism is. | ||
| So I think the next one's Nadine. | ||
| Nadine. Yeah. So we're not going back that direction in the alphabet, unfortunately. | ||
| So no Kamalas. No. | ||
| None of that. Although, with a name like Kamala, you'd know it was intentional if they named it that. | ||
| Right. They should name one after Kamala, because she is a disaster. | ||
| KKC says, Spoon Man, come together with your hands. | ||
| Save me. I'm together with your plan. | ||
| Save me. You know the Soundgarden? | ||
| What a great song. | ||
| Good band. Well, I would know who that refers to because I'm not a spoon man. | ||
| That song probably came out before you were born. | ||
| Probably. What year did it come out? | ||
| I think it was 94. Just before me. | ||
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Yeah, just missed me. I think it was 94. | |
| Apparently, wasn't 1994 like this crazy year of all of these massive albums? | ||
| It's like Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, just like Alice in Chains, all of them dropped at once. | ||
| They just missed me, yeah. Yeah. | ||
| Alright, what do we got here? | ||
| What's happening here? Well, it's funny because she refuted that, the actress. | ||
| She was very angry. She's like, no, Veep is more like Trump. | ||
| Come on. Come on. | ||
| You have to be so... | ||
| You can't just say, well, you know, I like Kamala Harris, but I do see the parallels. | ||
| But go out and vote for her. This is an important election. | ||
| To say that Veep is like Trump is so stupid. | ||
| I love political shows. | ||
| I've watched Veep. | ||
| The plot of Veep projects perfectly onto Kamala Harris because what happens in Veep? | ||
| She's the vice president and then she eventually replaces the president. | ||
| And then when she runs for re-election, she actually ends up losing to her opponent. | ||
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So... And isn't she an unpopular VP as well? | |
| Yeah, totally. Yeah. And was an unpopular president. | ||
| All right. Potatoes for Seamus says, Tim, all the gold and silver ads. | ||
| Seamus must be the one mining all that gold, right? | ||
| Right? Man, Seamus, the mine seems to have been good for you with your area of rainbow expertise and needs. | ||
| Well, I will say, Seamus is the one mining all of the gold, but the mine belongs to Alud. | ||
| Yeah. I was going to say, which stereotype, which of us does that stereotype belong to? | ||
| I thought the Irish kept their golden pots. | ||
| They didn't need to mine it. Yeah, that's what we do. | ||
| We're brilliant bankers. | ||
| We leave our gold in a pot somewhere in a field and just hope nobody finds it. | ||
| Only after a long rain. | ||
| That's why we're so successful. After a long rain. | ||
| I had the biggest smile on my face while Tim was railing on Seamus until the end where he whipped it around to me and just wiped the smile off my face. | ||
| Have you done any ads for gold? | ||
| I feel like that would be spot on. | ||
| You'd be a great salesman. If you guys want to find the pot of gold, then I would just... | ||
| I wonder if our sponsor would get mad if I did it with an Irish accent. | ||
| I'm Irish. I'm allowed to say that. | ||
| Is that racist? That's really racist. | ||
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You're not Irish enough to say that. Where does that stereotype come from? | |
| Irish people having gold, I have no idea. | ||
| Leprechaun. The pot of gold thing. | ||
| Y'all remember the leprechaun movie? | ||
| Those are so good. It was a scary leprechaun. | ||
| I gotta tell you a story. | ||
| This is a true story. | ||
| I am not exaggerating. | ||
| So when we were back at the old studio, in the front room, which is like the first floor, we had a big TV, Seamus knows. | ||
| And I was watching, I think it was Leprechaun 3 or something, I don't know. | ||
| And Seamus is like, he's walking in the room and you're drinking a coffee and you're like, how's it going, buddy? | ||
| And then you, not kidding, he literally says this and then he looks at the TV screen and it's at the scene where the main character had previously been bitten by the leprechaun and was turning Irish. | ||
| So he was growing sideburns and he goes to a restaurant and he's like, I want the mashed potatoes, the waffle fries, the french fries, I want the baked potato. | ||
| And he's shoveling potatoes in his mouth and Seamus walks in and looks at the screen and he's like... | ||
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This is racist! This is racist against my people! | |
| This is racist against my people! | ||
| Can you imagine if someone gets bit by an Italian and starts ordering a spaghetti? | ||
| I'm not kidding, in that movie the guy gets bitten by the leprechaun and starts turning Irish. | ||
| He grows mutton chops, like, why? | ||
| Wouldn't we just be a happier country if you could make that about any race? | ||
| We would just have more fun. | ||
| Everyone's so uptight. You can make one where an Asian guy bites a guy and then all of a sudden he's good at math. | ||
| I got permission from an Asian to do that, so I'm allowed. | ||
| Well, so the problem is, because I'm only part Asian, full Asians tell me literally I'm not Asian enough. | ||
| But like the woke ones. | ||
| The funny thing is, anyone who's like a good, normal, rational person, like if we're hanging out and someone makes a stereotype joke, we're all laughing with each other. | ||
| Yeah. But then when you're hanging out with woke people, it's just like you're walking on eggshells. | ||
| You know what it is, dude? There's this weird thing. | ||
| When you observe a couple, a couple that's healthy, they're able to tease each other and make fun of each other. | ||
| But there are those really creepy couples who hate each other and they disguise jabs as jokes. | ||
| It's so uncomfortable. And it's really uncomfortable. | ||
| And I think because racial tensions are so high that when someone makes a racist joke, people think that they're disguising a jab as a joke. | ||
| But when race relations are healthy, people realize, like, it's just teasing, dude. | ||
| We're just making fun of each other. | ||
| It's not that deep. I know, and it's funny because it's meant to be absurd, not correct. | ||
| Yeah, yeah. It's shocking to me that the idea of fried chicken is considered racist or offensive because it's like, are black people the only people who like fried chicken? | ||
| Dude, we have like 17 chicken chains in this country because literally every race of every background, if there's one thing that would unify all races, it's fried chicken. | ||
| It's true. You know who? | ||
| Popeye's was owned by Al Copeland. | ||
| He's a white guy. Chick-fil-A is owned by a white guy. | ||
| Church's Chicken is owned by a white guy. | ||
| Most of these chicken places, Zagsby's owned by a white guy. | ||
| Raisin Cane's owned by a white guy. | ||
| White people own most of these popular fried chicken chains. | ||
| That's the real conspiracy. That's the real conspiracy. | ||
| White people love fried chicken chains. You skipped over KFC. Is KFC owned by a white guy, too? | ||
| I thought you were doing it on purpose. | ||
| Yeah, he's owned by a white guy, too. | ||
| Yeah, but then just, I mean, look, literally every single fast food restaurant serves fried chicken, too. | ||
| In some form or another. | ||
| So how is it insulting when it's just like... | ||
| No, you can't claim that. | ||
| Everybody wants fried chicken. | ||
| I'm going to have it tomorrow, I guarantee you. | ||
| Well, I think basically anyone over the age of 25 remembers in America where you could joke about race, where people weren't so uptight and offended in clinging to their racial group in a way that made them hate everybody. | ||
| Who invented fried chicken? Who invented fried chicken? | ||
| I have no idea. The Scottish, see? | ||
| I believe it was the Scottish. | ||
| He was the Scottish. They boiled it in oil, and everybody loved it ever since. | ||
| That was Serge's people. | ||
| The African-Americans? No, sir. | ||
| No, no, no. That's also true. | ||
| He is. What do you mean? | ||
| He's ethnically Scottish. | ||
| But that's funny because he is from Africa. | ||
| Yeah. All right. Here we go. | ||
| Bill Hoekstra says you should have Sean Ryan on the show. | ||
| We would love to have Sean Ryan on the show. | ||
| That would be epic. That'd be very, very great. | ||
| Cody McPherson says Sean Ryan is great. | ||
| Should have him on IRL or Culture War. | ||
| Think a Joe Rogan Navy SEAL but actually has faith in God. | ||
| Rumor is Joe Rogan's talking about having Trump on now. | ||
| That would be amazing. He should. | ||
| I feel like he's explicitly promised not to. | ||
| I might be misremembering, but in the past he said, oh yeah, he can. | ||
| I hope he does. Yeah, but now that literally everyone's done it, it's like, what does it matter? | ||
| I hope he gets both of them. | ||
| If he got Kamala as well, that would be a... | ||
| Can you imagine Kamala sitting down? | ||
| I won't bash him as much because everybody else has I feel like he'd do a respectable interview with her though because he has done one very respectable interview in the past with Bernie Sanders where I thought he should have been more adversarial but we'll see if she does it. | ||
| Bernie Sanders, for as much as I dislike him, he's way better on his feet than Kamala. | ||
| She would do an awful job if she went on Joe Rogan. | ||
| Like him just asking basic questions would look really bad for her. | ||
| All right, Disaster977 says, Hey, Tim& Co. | ||
| Looks like Cenk Uygur's streaming at the moment. | ||
| Streams called Kamala Harris Now Losing the Race. | ||
| Ruh-roh. Do you guys see Anna Kasparian left to the left? | ||
| Like, literally. She wrote a big post being like, I am now independent and unaligned. | ||
| And in it, she wrote how she had been blinded to what was going on until she had been sexually assaulted by a homeless guy. | ||
| And there's a fascinating little snippet in there where she says, in response to her saying, don't call me a birthing person, A bunch of leftist channels started making fake, out-of-context smears against her to exploit the controversy for money. | ||
| And she was shocked that it was happening. | ||
| And it's so fascinating because she's done that to me. | ||
| But you know what? With all due respect... | ||
| Didn't think the leopards would eat my face. | ||
| Exactly. But no, look. | ||
| I don't make videos where I'm like, haha, Anna is so dumb and Jenk is so dumb or anything like that. | ||
| I made a video about Anna today because she's doing something good. | ||
| And... You know, this is the thing. | ||
| The drama stuff is big traffic. | ||
| You know, when Sam Seder makes a video about me, it's like the only, only stuff that he can do that actually generates traffic. | ||
| So shout out to you, Sam. | ||
| I hope you'll revel in it. | ||
| You're making a lot of money off of my name and more power to you. | ||
| But if you look at his channel, you'll see he doesn't do it all, all the time, but it isn't a lot. | ||
| And it'll be like, you know, Donald Trump says this and it's got like 60,000 views and it's like Tim Pool is stupid and it's half a million. | ||
| And I'm like, wow. You know, it's really... | ||
| You should start bashing yourself, dude. | ||
| I know! Videos on the side, you're like, I'm not. | ||
| My name's Grim Schmool. | ||
| We should just literally start doing IRL segments where, like, Tim Pool's dumb, and then it'll get half a million views. | ||
| We all just sit here and trash you. | ||
| We just roast you for two hours and then clip it. | ||
| No, but it's not even so much about... | ||
| It's not so much that the videos are about hating on me. | ||
| It's about my name is massive in the search engine on YouTube for whatever reason. | ||
| And no surprise, we were featured on the front page last night, default, on YouTube. | ||
| I've been thinking about how to grow my YouTube. | ||
| I've been thinking about how to grow my YouTube. | ||
| I'm going to just start reporting on all yours. | ||
| I'm throwing porn on your shirt every day. | ||
| You just trashed him. So last night on Temple... | ||
| No, for real, though. | ||
| There was this dude I met. | ||
| He was a cool dude. He's got a very small channel. | ||
| His videos get a couple hundred views. | ||
| He did an interview with me, and on his channel, it's got like 150K now. | ||
| And all of his other videos are 500, and I'm just like, man, why do people like listening about me? | ||
| You know what I mean? There's more people who listen to commentary on me than who listen to this show. | ||
| It speaks to your influence in the space. | ||
| You are extremely influential in the right-wing media space. | ||
| All I'm trying to do is whinge online. | ||
| You know what I mean? I'm just trying to complain. | ||
| That's all I want to do. But they're all complaining about me, I guess. | ||
| So it comes with the territory. | ||
| A quick note on the Anna Kasparian thing. | ||
| I do think we're seeing her slowly slide to the right. | ||
| However, she is going to remain at her base, principled leftist. | ||
| And on the right, we have this thing that we do where we love redemption. | ||
| We love this idea of redemption. | ||
| And everybody will welcome her with open arms. | ||
| I think it's just important not to forget who she was all along. | ||
| It's important to be accepting and to widen the tent and bring more people in. | ||
| But don't forget, Anna Kasparian still wants to come for your guns. | ||
| Anna Kasperi still supports communist policies across the board. | ||
| Give it four months. I think she'll remain there. | ||
| No, I tell you this happens. I hope I'm wrong. | ||
| This happens to every single person who finally takes off the blinders. | ||
| When she finally watched the Kyle Rittenhouse stuff, she was like, oh, but that's not what they said happened. | ||
| Wait, it wasn't three black guys he shot? | ||
| It was three white guys? | ||
| Like, wait a minute, I was told something else. | ||
| Then she's like, well, I was wrong about that. | ||
| Then she comes out and says, I was wrong about that. | ||
| What's going to happen is... | ||
| One by one, she's going to be walking through the room where everyone's like, and you were wrong about this, and you were wrong about that, and you were wrong about that. | ||
| And she's eventually going to be like, I was completely wrong about guns. | ||
| We're seeing all of TYT slowly make their way to the right. | ||
| Dave Rubin at first. | ||
| Oh, somebody, there's a really funny video where it's like a picture of Anna pointing at, and an arrow pointing at Dave Rubin. | ||
| And it was like, the title was Anna Goes Full Rubin or something like that. | ||
| Anna talks so much trash about Dave Rubin and his evolution, which she is mimicking right now. | ||
| It's just very rich. So I half agree with you. | ||
| I think you make a really good point, which is that conservatives will find somebody on the left who has said something vaguely conservative and then turn them into an idol. | ||
| And I think that's insane and even suicidal for our movement. | ||
| That said, even though I made fun of her, I am glad that she is starting to see the light. | ||
| I hope she continues to see the light. | ||
| I think it's tough to build a political career within a specific movement and then say, I don't believe in this anymore. | ||
| I can't put my name on it and start to leave. | ||
| So, you know, good on her for that. | ||
| But you're right that we can't start celebrating her and saying that she's this great conservative icon now. | ||
| And I would hope that she wouldn't want that either. | ||
| And I get the feeling that she wouldn't. | ||
| She will always support abortion past 30 plus weeks. | ||
| Shamus, you'll never change your mind. | ||
| Well, I could try. | ||
| Anna, let's debate abortion. | ||
| Come on. It'll be respectful. I'd love to talk about it. | ||
| We've been working on booking Anna. | ||
| She said yes repeatedly, but the date keeps getting pushed back. | ||
| But we are working on getting a studio in the D.C. area so that higher-profile guests who are traveling through, testifying before Congress or who are in Congress can just walk across the street to our studio. | ||
| So there's some big moves happening there. | ||
| It should be fun. Congratulations. | ||
| It'll be crazy. I mean, it's actually pretty easy to do, but I appreciate it. | ||
| Why did you flex like that? | ||
| He's like, good job. You're like, it's easy. | ||
| Well, because I don't want to make it seem like we're doing anything crazy. | ||
| We're literally going to rent an apartment with like a one bedroom and then put a studio in it so that we can do, you know. | ||
| So this, everything, you know. | ||
| Dude, in this economy, renting a one bedroom apartment in D.C. actually is a Herculean task. | ||
| Fair, fair, fair. All right. We're going to go to the members only show and you need to go. | ||
| You need to watch because we're going to talk about naughty things. | ||
| Things that the kids shouldn't be listening to. | ||
| It's uncensored, not so family friendly, but always fun. | ||
| And as a member, you can actually call in and talk to us. | ||
| Yeah. We're good to go. | ||
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| I know I've got way less subscribers there than we do here. | ||
| So go to youtube.com slash timcastnews and subscribe because I do a 10 a.m. | ||
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| So make sure you do that and you can share the show as well. | ||
| Terrence, do you want to shout anything out? Well, thanks for having me on again. | ||
| And follow me on X at Terrence K. Williams. | ||
| And if y'all want some pancakes, I have a new box. | ||
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| So head on over there. | ||
| Thank you so much. God bless. | ||
| I hope you all have a wonderful night. | ||
| Awesome, Seamus. It's been fun having you on. | ||
| Terrence, it's been a real fun time chatting. | ||
| Your syrup and pancake mix over here is getting me a little hungry. | ||
| Might need to indulge a little bit after the show. | ||
| My name's Alad Aliahu. | ||
| I am a journalist who covers protests and political rallies. | ||
| You can find that stuff on Twitter at Alad Aliahu and on Instagram at BarelyInformed with Alad. | ||
| Hannah Clare? Yeah, I'm Hannah Claire Brimlow. | ||
| I hang out in this chair. It's been so fun having all three of you here tonight. | ||
| Seamus, I am, in fact, glad to see you. | ||
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| Thanks for everything you guys do if you're affected by the hurricane. | ||
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