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Riots in Chicago. | ||
Riots in the Pacific Northwest. | ||
People are clashing with ICE. | ||
The National Guard has been cleared to be federalized in Illinois, but they are blocking Trump's deployment of the troops on the ground. | ||
And the government is shut down, and it could be one of the longest shutdowns we've seen in a long time. | ||
Call she is predicting it could be upwards of thirty-five or more days of shutdown. | ||
But the politicals are pointing out something quite interesting. | ||
You see, Democrats could end this shutdown whenever they want, but there's a reason they're likely not going to, and that is the no-Kings protest this Saturday. | ||
The speculation is that Democrats are intentionally keeping the government shut down for two reasons. | ||
Police are going to—well, they're not getting paid. | ||
They're being promised you're going to get back pay in D.C. when the government reopens, but But right now, reporting suggests they won't receive any money, but they'll have to go out and do riot duty while Democrats will be off from work and free to join in massive protests and bullhorn. | ||
Federal police aren't getting paid. | ||
In the meantime, we are seeing DHS and I still doing their jobs despite the government being shut down because they're expected to get paid. | ||
So I think things should be largely OK. | ||
But that being said, our culture war live event is being postponed because unbeknownst to us, they were going to be doing this massive protest when we planned the event. | ||
So we're going to have to move that one. | ||
We got a lot more news to go through. | ||
What with the Antifa stuff and all the FBI has been reaching out to prominent personalities. | ||
Glenn Becknick's order contacted by the FBI for information pertaining to Antifa, which is a group. | ||
And Zorin Mamdani has reportedly been caught taking in $13,000 in foreign contributions. | ||
Now, one might say, ah, but it's an accident. | ||
I'll give the money back. | ||
Except some of the money, a large contribution of over $2,000 came from his mother-in-law. | ||
who lives in Dubai. | ||
I don't sound like an accident to me. | ||
So we'll talk about that and more before we get started, my friends. | ||
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Tim, welcome back, man. | ||
I've been hanging out here for a couple weeks, just taking it back, skate and stuff. | ||
Like that is waiting for me to get here. | ||
He told me he said I had to come early, so but good to see you again, man. | ||
Oh, likewise, for those that aren't familiar, who are you and what do you do? | ||
Uh well, uh I am a senior counselor for trade manufacturing at the Trump White House. | ||
I was there for four years in the first term. | ||
Actually, Tim, I don't know if you know this. | ||
Only one of three senior White House advisors who is with the boss from the campaign in 2016 all the way to the end of that first term. | ||
Me. | ||
Dan Scavino, who uh folks don't know, he's the he's the magician who did all the social media for the boss in the first term, and of course, Stephen Miller, who's uh the uh shadow border's all along with Tom Holman. | ||
So I'm I'm doing that. | ||
I'm here tonight because I got this book out. | ||
I went to prison so you won't have to. | ||
It's my uh it's called A Love and Law Fair Story in Trump Land. | ||
It's about how uh weaponized system of injustice uh in the den when the Democrats had control of the power, put me in prison uh for a misdemeanor that wasn't a crime, Tim, up until the point where they made it a crime. | ||
It was uh right out of I think it was uh Barry in in the Soviet Union, show me the man, I'll show you the crime. | ||
So I'm I'm here a little bit to talk about that, but it's gonna be kind of interesting because a lot of the things that are going on with all these court cases and where they're trying to stop Trump doing this, that, and the other thing, National Guard. | ||
It all boils down to one of the themes that run through I went to prison, so you won't have to, which is to say Politicians in black robes in our justice system rather than people who are actually trying to do justice on behalf of the American people. | ||
So it's great to be with you. | ||
This is my third time, I think, with you. | ||
It's always a pleasure come out. | ||
I was envious of your uh extensive collection of uh guitars. | ||
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Extensive collection. | ||
And uh indeed. | ||
I'm I'm here with the guys and uh looking forward to the dialogue. | ||
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It's great to have you got Shane hanging out. | ||
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And I'm gonna have a great conspiracy for you that that's real as a heart attack, man. | ||
Um, which has to do with me being at the center of this conspiracy where they put me in leg irons, and the guy, the FBI agent named Walter Giodina, who put me in leg irons, I can tie him to every attempt to take Trump down from 2016 to 2024, including things that he knows about from some Crimson River. | ||
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Uh I appreciate the the introduction. | ||
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Uh we just passed the one week mark today, and we have 43% of our total budget raised, which is huge. | ||
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I'm an anti-communist and a counter-revolutionary, so let's get into it. | ||
Here's the news from the AP. | ||
Government shutdown could be the longest ever. | ||
Speaker Johnson warns. | ||
And uh, you know, I I can ask, I I don't really care about the government uh for the most part. | ||
Uh interestingly, and shout out to Call Shi for sponsoring the segment. | ||
On there in their prediction market, how long will the government shutdown last? | ||
The current prediction is 32.9 days. | ||
So they're giving it over 30 days. | ||
That's pretty dang wild, but there is one reason why I think it actually matters why uh they're shutting the government down because I know that you guys were mentioning you talked with Riley Moore about this. | ||
There's um more commentary coming out. | ||
The no kings protest, millions are expected to protest on Saturday, and uh federal law enforcement aren't being paid right now. | ||
So it's interesting as to what we could expect to happen with law enforcement agent uh officers and agents being like, I've not gotten paid. | ||
There's videos of you know military servicemen and women uh men and women going to food banks. | ||
I don't know if that's related or out of context, whatever. | ||
But we've got this clip I want to play for you guys. | ||
Uh we'll we'll uh we'll play this one here. | ||
I don't know. | ||
It's a couple minutes long. | ||
The sources are telling me that the whole reason that the Democrats are doing this is because they want to be there for next weekend's no King's March in Washington, where you're gonna see these activists march in Washington this coming Saturday. | ||
One senator told me that the groups are threatening minority leader Schumer, telling him you better do this and keep the government closed, or we will make you irrelevant. | ||
And so do you believe that's what this is about? | ||
It's more theatrics than really any uh you know marriage to uh these Obamacare subsidies. | ||
Well, Maria, the the American people are being held hostage by Chuck Schumer's poll numbers. | ||
Why why did he go with a clean CR in the spring? | ||
What's changed is his poll numbers uh versus AOC has collapse. | ||
And if in fact they are waiting for this no kings protest, you know, no kings means no paychecks. | ||
No paychecks and no government. | ||
Sure. | ||
But I think so. | ||
I think that's absolutely the reason. | ||
I'm curious what you guys think. | ||
I'm curious what you think of the shutdown, actually, as somebody who has experience in government. | ||
So here's what I think is going on. | ||
It's a byproduct of the way our political system is structured. | ||
So So if you're a moderate Democrat today and you want to side with the sensible thing to not shut down the government, your greatest fear is what? | ||
It's it's being primaried by some wacko, you know, a mom dummy or an AOC type fee, right? | ||
So and and the reality is in these primary elections for Congress, they're very, very low turnout. | ||
And because they're low turnout, the only people come out are the far left. | ||
So you could a moderate Democrat could very easily lose a primary when they would actually cruise to victory in a runoff. | ||
So that's that's kind of like kind of standard kind of problem there. | ||
Uh the the beauty of this uh from our side is that uh it turns Russ Vogt, the director of OMB into into what's going to be a folk hero because the rules of the shutdown allow the president through the Office of Management and Budget to cut where we | ||
think it's best to cut. | ||
And that's the Democrats' worst nightmare. | ||
So at one point they got to wake up to that reality. | ||
If you notice the the wall, it hadn't bothered Wall Street at all. | ||
Uh because um a little bit of shutdown at least with Russ vote cutting where we need to get cut and cutting back some of that spending that was crazy that was done by Biden actually helps on the inflation front, and that filters down to our interest rates. | ||
Um I'm looking to see that 10-year bond yield drop below four. | ||
You know, that's going to be kind of a critical thing to unlock the housing market again. | ||
So that's where we're at. | ||
I don't I I don't I don't know that I I don't know that I agree that any of that matters, to be honest. | ||
I mean, from like a uh You mean the shutdown itself, you think the shutdown could go on forever, Tim? | ||
No, I'm saying uh the younger generation is looking at more immediate problems pertaining to security and uh culture and and and society as opposed to financials. | ||
I mean, Gen Z probably resigned themselves never owning homes at all anyway. | ||
And if they got credit cards. | ||
They got credit cards. | ||
Yeah, they're I think that's the right thing. | ||
The problem with credit cards. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Well, it's a 20% debt. | ||
Uh it's it's a little higher than the mafia, you know. | ||
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So um I I don't know. | ||
It's like interest rates affect you uh in a lot of ways. | ||
Let's let's say you don't have a credit card and you're never gonna buy a house. | ||
The businesses that serve you, particularly the small ones, are stuck with these higher interest rates, and then prices go up and you pay more and stuff like that. | ||
It's like if we're in a I guess my point from a macro thing, Tim, is that if you're in a higher interest rate environment, it's very hard to be prosperous. | ||
So that's kind of right, right. | ||
But my my my point was that that is the thinking of the older generation that I I would I would qualify for that. | ||
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But the I I would argue that just to be clear, the younger day over 75. | |
The younger generation doesn't have access to things. | ||
They have no corporate securities, they don't own homes, they don't they don't own any kind of property. | ||
And so what we are seeing now is the conversation from younger people isn't really around the specifics of fixing policy. | ||
Younger people are more like which which revolution do we want? | ||
Do we want the communist or the traditional right wing? | ||
You go to them and say, hey, look, we want to change interest poly, huh? | ||
My concern is that you've either got the transkid open border side, or you've got the faith-based restoration of America side. | ||
I think what I think what you're saying actually makes a lot of sense. | ||
Particularly, we were talking about this last like last week. | ||
AOC is likely to primary Chuck Schumer, right? | ||
Like she's she's looking for a a more prestigious job. | ||
She's likely to to primary Chuck Schumer. | ||
And the people that you're talking about, Tim, they're they're actually aligned with AOC. | ||
And look at Zaron Mamdani. | ||
Yeah, he's doing great. | ||
The issue is not we are going to fix the policy, it's going to make it easier for by house. | ||
It's we're going to steal stuff and give it to you. | ||
But remember, they're not necessarily the AOC. | ||
Remember the beauty of Tim Poole and Donald Trump was the ability to bring in the younger generation. | ||
I mean, we did extremely well. | ||
Extremely well. | ||
And you're in that 2024 election. | ||
And a lot of it, I mean, you guys are cutting edge on this. | ||
And it was primarily the males, the young men who kind of understand things in in a more textured way than before. | ||
But so I, you know, but the thing with New York, if you just play that out, okay, so she primaries Schumer and New York skewed them. | ||
So if you win the primary, you win the race. | ||
See, that's the problem, unless you unless you pull a Cuomo and try to do an independent thing. | ||
And you know, that the system's broken, bottom line. | ||
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I think we're a 50-50 country, which is dangerous. | |
What we're going to see is that uh something we quite talked about quite a bit is the mortality shot for the boomer generation is now. | ||
So over the next five to ten years, we're expected to lose. | ||
I think it's between, you know, 20 to 40 million boomers. | ||
And this this type of politics won't exist anymore. | ||
You are going to have uh younger boomers and older Gen X taking the place of the older voter. | ||
Gen X, of course, very pro-Trump. | ||
They got Trump in. | ||
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Then the younger generation is going to be entering their 30s, taking control of industry, at least to degree where they can, and then you are going to see this bifurcation is here already at the other generation. | ||
No question. | ||
So when they move up into the industry, you will now have a a by a bisection in this country. | ||
Far left communist worldviews, traditional right-wing constitutional republic republicanist worldviews. | ||
And uh what we're seeing already with fighting in the streets, these two distinct worldviews view themselves as an entirely different nation's, essentially. | ||
So uh again, with the No Kings protest coming up on Saturday with the government shutdown. | ||
I don't I don't think the government shutdown conversation matters at all to young leftists. | ||
I I I think that you may as well young leftists. | ||
There is like they like burning. | ||
This is AOC. | ||
I'm talking about AOC. | ||
She's just a political opportunist at this point. | ||
She's got the followers, she's got the money. | ||
And if anything happens, she blames it on somebody else. | ||
And Schumer is following her lead because he knows he's losing. | ||
Well, that no, I don't think she's a good one. | ||
Schumer is in an absolutely no win situation. | ||
And just I mean, you remember, Tim, uh when we had the shutdown the last time, it was Schumer that actually folded and reopened the government, and he took tremendous heat for that. | ||
And that was the beginning of AOC going after him. | ||
So he he's like, we're a we're a victim of his own situation. | ||
But I tell you, Tim, I've known Schumer for uh like 30 years. | ||
I've been fighting this China fight, and I remember Chuck uh was the original guy who talked a good game on China, but never did anything. | ||
I mean, that guy is the schleaziest two-faced guy. | ||
They had a game, it was really interesting. | ||
Congress would try to do this bill on currency Chinese currency manipulation. | ||
China undervalues the currency, they could sell us more shit and and take our jobs, right? | ||
So one year Schumer would they would sponsor the bill, they'd have one in the house, one in the Senate, and Schumer would get a get a good vote in the Senate, but then the House would vote against it, so it wouldn't fall. | ||
And then the next year they'd switch, and it was like this game. | ||
So I don't trust Chuck as far as I could throw him. | ||
Uh the New York politics is broken. | ||
The problem is this country is it's like a 50-50 country, blue versus red. | ||
You got Pritzker in Illinois talking smack with Durban uh about the boss, and meanwhile, people are dying in the streets every day in Chicago. | ||
They don't see it, they don't care. | ||
And I think you're right, Tim. | ||
I think we're we're going into a world where it's it's gonna be just I very one against the other, and it could turn ways that we don't want. | ||
I think it I think it will. | ||
Let's pull up this story. | ||
We got this from ABC Chicago. | ||
Illinois leaders call for the removal of Broadview ICE facility fence as judges deadline nears. | ||
Yep, a judge said that ICE has to remove a a barrier that was put up to stop the rioters. | ||
And now Illinois leaders are saying they have to as well. | ||
It is, it's patently obvious in my mind. | ||
I mean, this is psychotic. | ||
You have a federal law enforcement facility that is enforced in the law of the duly elected government, and they are facing riots, and the local government is siding with the rioters. | ||
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Yep. | |
I watched a video the other day of uh it was a DHS guy, two of them, trying to arrest what was a l what is alleged to be an illegal immigrant. | ||
I don't know for sure, but there's a this uh Hispanic guy screaming ayuda me, the Spanish for help me. | ||
And the bystanders do. | ||
They intervene and help him escape. | ||
That is where we currently are in this country. | ||
And I think people need to understand what this leads to. | ||
Another another example here is this uh WGN producer who is on video on laying on the ground getting arrested. | ||
And what did the left report? | ||
ICE arrests WGN producer. | ||
My response is what is her job have to do with it? | ||
She was arrested for throwing rocks at cops. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Right? | ||
If you're standing on the street and you throw a rocket a cop and they arrest you, you don't go like arrested by lawyer or our police arrested lawyer. | ||
So what we're seeing now is they don't care about what is or is not. | ||
They care about power. | ||
More importantly, the bifurcation in government is happening. | ||
There is no reason, in my opinion, to see why this would reverse. | ||
When the federal government says we're going to deport people, the Illinois government says, tear down your fences, let the rioters in. | ||
We've got another video we'll talk about in a little bit, where more conservatives are being arrested in Portland. | ||
And I'm seeing these people on ex post, whoa, why are the police arresting the victims? | ||
Because these conservatives have not gotten it through their head yet. | ||
The police are not arresting conservatives. | ||
The militarized force of the Pacific Northwest are arresting enemy partisans. | ||
That's it. | ||
That is not hyperbole, that is not exaggeration. | ||
I'm not saying civil war. | ||
I'm saying law enforcement are arresting their enemy partisans. | ||
That's what's happening. | ||
That's what we're seeing now. | ||
Where it goes when the federal government is now fighting with local law enforcement and government over how to enforce federal law. | ||
This is, I'm I it's it this is 1861 territory. | ||
This is very much Illinois saying your facility is forfeit, open your barriers. | ||
The federal government saying absolutely not, not too dissimilar, though there is still a great degree of dis uh of difference with Fort Sumter. | ||
Yeah, I mean, look, the the fact that they're taking down the fence, this is just asking for something to happen to federal agents. | ||
Of course. | ||
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Like the if the if they're if they have barriers up, they're they're there to protect the federal agents and to allow the federal agents to control the rioters and protesters and stuff. | ||
If you take that down, you're putting federal agents in harm harm's way. | ||
You're making it possible for the protesters and and the black bloc and and the rioters to actually attack the building itself. | ||
In Portland, when the ICE facility barricaded their windows with boards, the city filed a zoning violation saying they had to remove the boards from their windows. | ||
This is a federal facility just putting up boards. | ||
You could put boards on your windows, it's riots. | ||
I had a conversation with R. McIntyre earlier about you know, bleeding Kansas and the violence that led up to the Civil War. | ||
And the point he made was that the Civil War didn't start with Fort Sumter. | ||
It had been going on for seven years prior, where people had been moving from other states into Kansas to try and influence the politics because they knew every state that entered as either a slave state or a free state state would affect federal level politics. | ||
I don't I I see similarities between what we're seeing here, the Spanish Civil War, Syrian, French Revolution, Bolsheviks, all of these things because the underlying uh circumstances are similar for all of these things. | ||
We are at the point now where Trump has deployed Texas National Guard into Illinois, a st a separate state of the opposing ideology has volunteered a f a milit uh a force of military to be dispatched into a rival political state to enforce the law. | ||
A judge has just blocked their deployment to the streets, but is allowing Trump to federalize local military. | ||
Let me let me give you a little little background, because I told you off air that this book, I went to prison, so you won't have to. | ||
My Experience with the justice system kind of explains exactly what's going on in Illinois, what's going on in Portland. | ||
For example, the judge Ahmed Mada, who was the judge in my case, through the course of that case would strip me, Tim, of every single defense I had. | ||
So by the time I got to a jury, I had no defense. | ||
He basically took away my constitutional rights or defense as he stripped away the constitutional separation of powers. | ||
Now, how does that pertain to this situation? | ||
In the 2016 election. | ||
Um, in the 20 um 12 election, when Obama was going for his second term, Ahmed Meida was called was what's called a bundler. | ||
You guys know what a bundler is? | ||
A bundler is a guy who goes around and collects checks from different people, puts them in a bundle and hands them over, in this case to the Obama campaign. | ||
So this judge, Ahmed Meida, bundled campaign contributions for Obama, and then once Obama got re-elected, Ahmed Made gets appointed to this prestigious position on the bench. | ||
But it gets worse. | ||
He knows that in order to move up the chain first to the appeals court and the district court in DC, the appeals court, has been the breeding ground for a lot of Supreme Court justices. | ||
Um he knows that in order to get to the Supreme Court, he wants to be the first Indian American to get there. | ||
He knows he's got to kiss the dairy air of the Democrats and side with their ideology. | ||
And this guy is a total pragmatist. | ||
He uses his I call him the the the jackal because he's used these clever arguments always to side with it. | ||
And that Tim, that's the problem what we're facing now with all of these judges. | ||
Every time Donald Trump tries to do something which is well within the law, a politician in a black robe who's ambitious and got there only because he he pandered politically to the people who appointed him. | ||
Uh basically you wind up with a situation where then we've got to take it up the chain. | ||
And thank God that we have at least a uh uh a majority on the Supreme Court, but it takes time. | ||
We're only there, they know this for 1500 days, Tim. | ||
That's the first thing I learned during the first term. | ||
Is like that day that I left, the day that I left that administration at the end of four years, I knew that I'd be turning that place back to a bunch of people who hated this country and we're gonna do things. | ||
We're only there for 1500 days. | ||
If they can delay us that way, or for example, if Congress can delay the appointments of people going into our bureaucracy, which they've done again to us, and that that's on Schumer, then they win. | ||
So that's why this battle is it's it's we what we're seeing, the outrage we see here is is this kind of thing. | ||
They want to take the fences down, expose our ISH to violence, but the root of that evil is is a judiciary which has been weaponized because of the political nature of how it's formed. | ||
I I think the judiciary is their current cudgel, but there is a a moral worldview among what we would call the multicultural democracy inside of this country. | ||
Democrats may not have represented this moral worldview five to ten years ago, but with AOC dominating the par with Zoran Mamdani rising up, it has become apparent that as the younger generation gets older and inherits or seizes this power, more and more we are seeing a Republican Party that represents the constitutional republic of America and the Democrats that represent the multicultural democracy of America. | ||
Let's not forget the role of illegal immigration in all of this. | ||
That's exactly the point. | ||
When you add 20 million people in four years, that's in a moment and tens of millions before that, and they bring in the worst kind of memory bank of bad dictators and despots and corrupt regimes from Africa and Latin America and Asia, you're gonna get what you get. | ||
I mean, Mom Dami is like the symbol of that. | ||
I mean, that guy is like dangerous because he's so he's so charming in a way, but he's poisoned to the court. | ||
You know, I hear a lot from the conservatives about oh, the worst of the worst, the criminals they're bringing in. | ||
I don't care. | ||
I don't care if they're bringing in a Honduran migrant farmer who prays every day on Sunday and just wants to buy biscuits. | ||
Importing multicultural democracy destroys American society. | ||
The point that is the point, Tim. | ||
That's the point I'm making. | ||
It's like you bring this whole idea of America being a melting pot. | ||
Yep. | ||
And that stopped about 30, 40 years ago. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Okay. | ||
There's no assimilation. | ||
This was this was proven with the Iraq war. | ||
You cannot take a population that does not believe in a certain government or governmental or societal structure and then just force that societal structure on them. | ||
We went into Iraq. | ||
We took the BAF part, we debatified, took the BAF party out completely. | ||
But the people of Iraq were not Jeffersonian Republican Democrats. | ||
They did not want a democracy. | ||
I mean, and we Yeah, it's 100% true. | ||
But the the point that I'm making is the left doesn't acknowledge that that experiment was done and it failed. | ||
And it's failed over and over and over. | ||
The people they don't care. | ||
Well, you gotta get a different direction. | ||
He said, right, left, and then it's something else. | ||
Okay, because the traditional left there has no relationship. | ||
The left itself, historically, does not recognize what that is. | ||
Well, left and easily disagree. | ||
Left and right doesn't mean anything. | ||
It just means factions. | ||
It might as well say red or blue. | ||
Well, here's what I I respectfully disagree, and and really with the utmost respect, because I appreciate everything you've done, and I think you're on the money with this other stuff. | ||
I guess the big part I disagree with is that the left today doesn't represent the left historically. | ||
The left came onto the scene with the French Revolution. | ||
This is where we get the term. | ||
And what did they do? | ||
They were abusing nuns, they were murdering priests, they were slaughtering aristocrats. | ||
The whole goal was essentially destroying the Catholic Church, destroying tradition, ending the lives of innocent people. | ||
And the left is still up to that today. | ||
They're just using very different tools to do it. | ||
Don't forget Spain. | ||
Spain. | ||
The Spanish Civil War. | ||
Oh, yeah, digging nuns up and putting their corpses on display of charges. | ||
I guess my point is that the case is a very important thing. | ||
If you look at American history, though, the left can't did we ever do this before? | ||
Well, but that's also because, and this is my position on the left generally, and I think the historic record bears this out. | ||
The only time the left has not like violently subjugated and slaughtered Christians has been when there was a strong enough right-wing movement in the country to marginalize them to the point where they couldn't do that. | ||
I don't say the left, I said this last week, but the left has a history of like um the weather underground. | ||
A lot of domestic Marxist terrorists, and this is kind of always the foundation of everything they do. | ||
It's violence, that's how they try to wield power. | ||
Let's pull this up. | ||
We've got this post from Mr. Andy No on X. On October 11th, Portland police arrested two conservatives near the ICE facility. | ||
A conservative activist was struck on the head with what is believed to be a rock near the ICE facility. | ||
He fell to the ground. | ||
The suspect fled and got away. | ||
While in the hospital, the assault victim, Brian Wesley Crowell drugged, was criminally cited by police for fourth degree assault, though it's unclear for what incident. | ||
Separately, a man named Harold Alston Smith was arrested and charged with fourth degree assault. | ||
He allegedly got into a physical scuffle with a leftist woman who confronted him. | ||
The woman was not arrested. | ||
I'll also add Nick Sorter was physically assaulted, attacked, and when he went to the police, he got arrested. | ||
Katie Davis Court was bashed in the face with a poll, injuring her face, and the police refused to arrest her assailant. | ||
Consistently, we are seeing responses to these stories for uh stories from commenters and conservatives saying, Well, why are the police arresting the victims? | ||
Perhaps at this point still, there are many conservatives that believed the police can never do anything wrong. | ||
But I will stress this point. | ||
It is time to realize what time it is. | ||
Donald Trump went on social media and said the governor of Illinois and the mayor of Chicago should be in jail. | ||
The governor responded with, come and get me. | ||
Troops from Texas have been deployed into Illinois over the refusal of the of the of Illinois and other blue states in similar circumstances to follow the law of the duly elected government. | ||
And we are watching police in Portland arrest innocent people ideologically opposed to their rule. | ||
This is a can be very simply and Basically described to anybody who understands. | ||
If we were in Japan doing a contemporary analysis on modern politics in the United States, we would simply I should say, and any other country analyzing the United States, you you would say Democrat law enforcement are arresting enemy partisans. | ||
That's the literal definition of what we are seeing. | ||
It has nothing to do with crimes, it has nothing to do with what the law should or should not be. | ||
It has everything to do with the fact that Portland police are a component of an ideological Democrat institution, and they are trying to subdue and subjugate enemies. | ||
People need to read history and learn about partisan conflict and what happens. | ||
It is not that the cop walks out and says, listen, I have no opinion whatsoever. | ||
No, what happens is the cop walks out and says, I was appointed by a Democrat, I was put in power by a Democrat, I'm a Democrat, you know, got to protect trans kids, and you're an evil Nazi bigot. | ||
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Yeah. | |
I am going to arrest you because the law doesn't matter. | ||
You're an enemy of this city. | ||
This is a good segue back to I went to prison, so you won't have to. | ||
Let's talk now. | ||
And Merritt Garland didn't go to prison. | ||
He did not go to prison. | ||
Or the same thing. | ||
Now here's here here to your point, Tim. | ||
Let's think about this. | ||
I get uh arrested in a circus arrest at the Reagan National Airport with my fiance. | ||
Five armed FBI agents grab me in a gangway, and we just learned from whistleblowers that uh a dozen agents were involved in surveillance. | ||
These dozens of agents who weren't going out and busting terrorists or anything like that, okay, for a misdemeanor, and I lived literally, Tim, right across the street from the FBI, and I had told him two days earlier, if you need me, just give me a call. | ||
Okay, now here that's the setup. | ||
Now, the guy who who led that op was a guy named Walter Giadina. | ||
And whistleblowers have released documents through Senator Grassley's Judiciary Committee that trace this guy Giardina, Tim, to every single effort to take down Donald Trump dating back to 2016. | ||
You guys know better than most of this country what the Steele dossier is. | ||
That's the fake dossier that tried to tie Donald Trump to Russia that Hillary Clinton paid for. | ||
Who was the FBI agent who vetted that dossier and said it was real, not fake? | ||
Huh? | ||
One of them, Walter Giadina, this was back in 2016. | ||
It starts there. | ||
He was on cross that begat crossfire hurricane, which was that whole investigation which begat the Mueller report. | ||
Now, all of that gave the power to the FBI and the Department of Justice to go out and subpoena records and do this, that, and the A, surveil all of that stuff. | ||
And then on top of that, and and uh Shane is the only one who who who knew this, um, there was another operation called Crimson River Masari. | ||
You know that. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Now that one was really interesting because that was uh basically a fishing expedition for subpoenas, uh for surveillance, phone surveillance, phone records, everything like that. | ||
A million dollars. | ||
Was in charge of that, and then we go to Arctic Frost, which was the biggest of the J 6 investigations, which again, so to your point. | ||
Is this guy fired? | ||
What's going on? | ||
Okay, what's going on is he did get fired. | ||
Uh a couple of weeks ago. | ||
They're gonna arrest him. | ||
Um, what I'm hoping we're gonna get more documents from uh whistleblowers that's gonna dig him even deeper. | ||
Here's an even funnier thing here, and it's darkly funny. | ||
I found out that his father-in-law was a guy named Potts. | ||
Why does that matter? | ||
Potts used to be the deputy director of the FBI and was the head guy during what? | ||
Ruby Ridge and Waco. | ||
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Okay. | ||
You can't make this shit up. | ||
Okay. | ||
So and it's so, I mean, you can imagine those dinner table conversations, right? | ||
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So my point here, Tim, is that this these agents uh and the people who are running this whole thing on behalf of these politicians, it's like they just want to get us. | ||
And I went to prison so you don't have to. | ||
It's basically a call to like a wake-up call. | ||
There, there, there is the bureaucratic state, the deep state, whatever you want to call it. | ||
But the concern that I have is one, we've seen what Democrats do with power. | ||
You went to prison and Merrick Garland did not. | ||
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That's right. | |
And and I'm I'm gonna sit here right now and look into the camera and ask Pam Bondy, Cash Patel, Dan, anybody to maybe can they still bring the charges against them? | ||
Is it is it is they can indeed okay. | ||
Lock the guy up for the same amount of time that Peter went to jail for. | ||
The whole point is put him in leg shackles. | ||
One of the key takeaways from I Went to Prison is there, you want to have to is this. | ||
If we don't hold them accountable, they will do it again and again and again. | ||
But they always gotta do what they've always been doing. | ||
What we have to do, yes. | ||
I'm all no, I am all with you, Tim. | ||
I don't know, but these people investigated, subpoenaed, and if they did what they did, and I know they did it, put them in jail. | ||
But let me just clarify you say if we don't hold them accountable, they'll do it again. | ||
I have to uh clarify if the in any way Democrats are welcome back into power. | ||
It it looked you're right. | ||
Yeah, I don't we can't give them that power. | ||
They let in an estimated, I'm being I'm I'm using the low estimate, 10 million illegal immigrants and granted them limbo status. | ||
This is massively destructive to any culture, any society, and economy. | ||
They put you and Steve Bannon in prison. | ||
Merrick Garland got away with it. | ||
He pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, uh Joe Biden pardoned his son. | ||
We have seen them charge Donald Trump with false felonies and brag about it. | ||
They arrested Trump's lawyers. | ||
This is the most shocking and egregious thing. | ||
People need to understand. | ||
The Democrats in, I think what was it, Wisconsin and Georgia arrested Donald Trump's lawyers for daring to give him representation. | ||
You had um what what was the what was the name? | ||
Jenna Jenny Ellis. | ||
Jenna Ellis with that, right? | ||
She was charged with two counts of Rico. | ||
Why? | ||
Trump had requested that she as a lawyer draft a letter. | ||
She did. | ||
They tried to lock her up. | ||
She cries begging, like a coward, I might add. | ||
Yes. | ||
But still, but still, they went after her, and then she dropped to her knees and please, please, she begged. | ||
Don't hurt me anymore. | ||
The fact that Democrats charge Trump's lawyers should have told you exactly what time it is in this country. | ||
Let me make this point. | ||
Okay. | ||
Again, I went to prison so you won't have to. | ||
Every person that I serve with in the Trump White House, every single person, Tim, paid a price. | ||
On one end, if they didn't go to jail or get indicted, it was hundreds of thousands of dollars or millions of dollars of legal fees. | ||
Okay, it's the Dan Scavinos and the Mark Meadows. | ||
Mike Flynn cost him seven million dollars. | ||
Or they tried to take or and they're taking away the bar cards of John Clark, uh Jeff Clark and John Eastman, or they bankrupted Rudy Giuliani. | ||
As you said, they put me and Steve Bannon in prison. | ||
People forget they wanted to put Donald Trump in prison for 700 years. | ||
And on the other end, of course, they tried to shoot kill the boss twice, and they got my dear brother Charlie Kirk. | ||
This is what they do. | ||
Okay. | ||
This is what they do. | ||
They we cannot give them back power because they will abuse it. | ||
And and people have to understand that this system, this justice system is broken. | ||
If you have justices ascending into the hierarchy simply for their political affiliations, bad shit's gonna happen. | ||
And it's happening. | ||
Rewind to Arctic Frost. | ||
Who are they surveilling? | ||
TP USA. | ||
T P they were looking into TPS. | ||
Republican senators and senators. | ||
And Mike Pence and and Donald Trump and everybody in, but the justice system's totally destroyed. | ||
I mean, talking about your your fishing extra. | ||
How they stripped you of your defense. | ||
I mean, think about all the reporters who are at J6 who they didn't allow to even show press credentials. | ||
let me lay that out let's talk about the media let's talk about the fake case against Tenet me Benny Johnson and Dave Rubin And I'll stress this. | ||
You can say whatever you want about me. | ||
Okay. | ||
Dave Rubin had a show where he reacted to comedy viral videos. | ||
It was in no way political. | ||
He left after a year, and they falsely try to claim, they lie and manipulate, claiming that Dave was spreading Russian propaganda. | ||
The show we licensed the culture war, we debate dating, we debate theology. | ||
We had a debate on geocentrism. | ||
And they lied. | ||
This this case that was launched by Democrats was shut down about a month and a half, two months after they launched it without evidence. | ||
They fabricated evidence using false context, dropped it a couple months later, and then said nothing to the press. | ||
They are they are these people are willing to do lawyer fees. | ||
That's what they get you. | ||
Of course. | ||
They don't give a shit if they put you behind bars. | ||
It's a bonus. | ||
If they got me behind bars, it was a bonus. | ||
But if they simply strip you of your money and your livelihood, that's that that's a victory for them, sir. | ||
Exactly. | ||
So right now in Portland, judges are ruling uh the local police are arresting conservatives. | ||
They are they are ruling on the side of Antifa. | ||
The media is running cover for them, claiming Antifa doesn't even exist, and we're seeing this wave of propaganda. | ||
Let me let me show you this. | ||
Let's jump to the story. | ||
We've got this from the New York Times. | ||
Among Portland protests, it's frogs and sharks and bears. | ||
Oh my. | ||
Images of anarchists clad in black gave the city a bad name in 2020. | ||
Now demonstrators in Portland are poking fun at Trump, Trump's apocalyptic talk with colorful animal suits. | ||
Now the sad thing is the left is a faction begging for your ignorance. | ||
Yeah. | ||
They see images of unicorns and frogs, and they go, What is this? | ||
It's a silly little protest. | ||
They don't realize that these people are actually violent extremists who have put these costumes on to make it harder for regular people who are just browsing the news to understand what is happening. | ||
Here's a video for you to help you understand what's happening. | ||
This is out of, I believe, Chicago, where far leftists attacked Nick Shirley and what appears to be a DHS officer. | ||
This is them running full speed. | ||
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We'll skip over the loud noise. | |
I believe that's a is that is that a DHS guy? | ||
Police vehicle pulls up. | ||
Yep, federal agent gets inside. | ||
Nick Shirley jumps in as well. | ||
Smacks the vehicle. | ||
Mexican flag. | ||
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Let me let me tell you guys. | ||
Uh, I'm gonna bring the point up again. | ||
We we talked about a little bit earlier in the show. | ||
When I said I don't care about the worst of the worst criminals. | ||
There's a story right now that Democrats are sharing about some Indian guy who went to jail wrongly for 44 years, was just exonerated. | ||
And uh upon being exonerated, he was then quickly arrested and sent to be deported back to I think India, where he hadn't lived since he was like nine or something, or nine months out. | ||
I don't know. | ||
The the point they're making is because this person was wrongly imprisoned and in prison, he is now no longer subject to the law. | ||
What we are seeing is I describe this as the I am legend phenomenon, which I've used as um an example a million times, probably somewhat incorrectly, but the analogy I use still stands. | ||
Uh simple version is a guy is is a vampire hunter. | ||
He goes in the in during the day, finds the vampires in their coffins, stakes them and kills them. | ||
Over a long enough period of time, the vampires keep spreading, he's losing his battle. | ||
Eventually, one day, every single person in society in America are vampires. | ||
He is now the strange creature. | ||
They tell stories of the evil boogeyman who lurks during sunlight when no one's awake and kills you in your sleep. | ||
He has become the monster, despite at one point being the hero of a society. | ||
What we're looking at with these this video of them with Mexican flags smacking a police vehicle, or in the video described earlier where the alleged illegal immigrants, so we don't we know what the resolution of this case was, uh, is screaming Ayudame, and they actually intervene and help the man escape police. | ||
It just gives up and walks away. | ||
Yeah. | ||
You are seeing people who are outright saying your police have no jurisdiction here. | ||
We don't respect their authority. | ||
We don't even view them as meaningful law enforcement. | ||
When if you bring in let's just put it, let's put it simply. | ||
I it's the analogy I use for roommates all the time. | ||
Okay. | ||
You get you and your roommate order or every every Friday you say, What should we order for dinner? | ||
And then you discuss it. | ||
You decide to order pizza. | ||
Bring in five people from Chinatown, and they say, We want orange chicken, and then you're like, Well, we'd vote it doesn't matter. | ||
You're not getting pizza ever again. | ||
Your your will is no longer relevant because the majority has told you what they will take from you with Chicago with what Biden did, and not just Biden, but to an extent Obama, but with what Biden did over the past four years, bringing in ten, and the high estimate is 20 million people. | ||
You now have so many, you think it's 20. | ||
So many illegal immigrants in Chicago, for instance, that when ICE shows up with five guys to be like, we're gonna arrest as a legal immigrant, 300 illegal immigrants go, no, you're not, he's our neighbor. | ||
You don't operate here anymore. | ||
Zoran Mamdani, a great example, in his campaign said, we will protect our community from them. | ||
Outright saying to the national American voter who voted for Trump to enforce the law, we are not a part of your country, we are not one with your people. | ||
The illegal immigrants are us, and we are taking power in your cities, and we will stop your president from enforcing the law. | ||
The the most frightening thing I saw when Biden was in office from a macro economist point of view, was official government statistics coming out, basically saying there'd be a certain amount of jobs created. | ||
But the net was this you had half a million American citizens losing their job and over a million, close to two million illegal aliens taking those jobs. | ||
How does that happen in this country? | ||
And it's not just the jobs they take, it's the wages that they depress. | ||
I mean, from my point of view, what I do in the White House, it's like manufacturing and job creation. | ||
It's like it's the worst nightmare when you're trying to create prosperity in a country and you're bringing in an unlimited source of of labor supply to bid down and push people out. | ||
I mean, come on. | ||
Um it's just you know, I I I come I completely agree, and I think functionally that debate we are having a couple of years ago was extremely important. | ||
But I I'm actually I'm actually worried about something else at this point. | ||
I'm with you on that. | ||
We talked about that a little earlier. | ||
That's people marching down the street with Mexican flags, saying that this country is theirs now. | ||
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This the so many people were let in illegally who do not share our values. | ||
They're basically telling us they have colonized us. | ||
And I agree with the left. | ||
No more colonization. | ||
How about that? | ||
We all agree colonization is bad. | ||
Let's keep America, America, enforce our laws. | ||
All of these immigrants are welcome to apply legally and enter our country in a nice single file line. | ||
Well, no, Tim, because here's the thing. | ||
Even if your ancestors have been here 100 years, 200 years, three, even four hundred years, longer than that, you're living on stolen land, but someone who crossed the border yesterday is an American and they belong here. | ||
Yep. | ||
And that's where we currently are. | ||
With uh the shutdown, for instance, Democrats are actually arguing that if you enter this country illegally, and as soon as a C BP agent tries to arrest you to deport you, you cry out asylum. | ||
Yeah. | ||
You're now illegal, lawful entry. | ||
Even though that all started, by the way, with Democrat judges, okay. | ||
The whole problem we had in the Trump administration was one particular judge who basically uh legalized using children as get out of jail free cards to come in. | ||
Oh, you all you need and that created a whole uh human trafficking source where kids would be rented and they bring adults over and they claim, okay, so as soon as they got there, well, you got a kid, then you're able to stay. | ||
Um but but it's it's just again, it gets back to this justice system. | ||
It always boils down to that third branch of government. | ||
And I I don't know how we're gonna square that circle, because these people get in there and they're in there for life. | ||
Yeah. | ||
In there for friggin' life. | ||
What happens when Trump invokes the insurrection act to uh send in the troops to enforce the law in Oregon, California, and Illinois? | ||
Some magistrate judge in Kenosha will strike it down and say you're not gonna be able to do that. | ||
I'm I'm sure. | ||
And then the question will be even right now with this judge in Illinois, I think the judge is in Illinois, saying Trump can federalize the troops, because of course he can, but he can't deploy them. | ||
Well, how does that make sense? | ||
Trump takes command of the troops, but he can't actually use them in any meaningful way, makes no Sense. | ||
If Trump does invoke the insurrection act, citing failure to enforce the law, like with allowing rioters to do whatever they want. | ||
Are we going to come to the point where a judge says Trump's use of the insurrection act is void, and then Trump he's already publicly stated he has the right to do it. | ||
So what if Trump says that law is unconstitutional or that that ruling from the judge has no merit whatsoever the executive over the executive branch and then just says, troops, you are given orders, do them. | ||
And then the judge says you are barred from following those orders. | ||
Then what? | ||
Who what when will someone break? | ||
I gotta be honest. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I think Trump will. | ||
Because with Kill uh Kilmar Obrego Gar, well, maybe not. | ||
With a break with Garcia, the judge ordered Trump to return him. | ||
And at first he didn't, but eventually he did. | ||
So I would not be surprised if some low level federal judge just says Trump can't use the insurrection act. | ||
I wouldn't be surprised to find Trump saying, okay, I guess I can't. | ||
I'll appeal it, I suppose. | ||
I would I would like to see some of these judges um investigated to see who's pulling their strings. | ||
Uh I I think that's important. | ||
When I was in prison, uh I'll give you a little story. | ||
When I was in prison, there's a couple of guys in there who were in for the same kind of bank fraud, loan fraud that this Federal Reserve member, Lisa Cook has been accused of. | ||
And and that frankly seems like a open and shut prima facie case that she did it. | ||
Now those guys were in there, and they were serving close to 10 years. | ||
They had their houses seized, and they facing massive restitution when they get out. | ||
Yet Lisa Cook is being shielded by the court system. | ||
And the meet the other component of this is the media. | ||
The media is protecting Pritzker in uh in Illinois, protecting Newsom in California. | ||
And it's always these these sob stories and things like that that we get when the reality is is uh is far graver. | ||
I Pritzker, Pritzker's an interesting guy. | ||
I'm burdened by the fact that I actually know these guys and have had to work with them. | ||
Um I was I would when the pandemic hit in 2020, uh I drew the short straw and was the uh the the defense production act policies are. | ||
So I was the guy in charge of making sure that we got all of the the uh personal protective equipment we needed on time. | ||
Yeah, he could work with uh order the supply chains around to get that. | ||
And Pritzker, he'd be calling me him and Cuomo would be calling me every friggin' day, begging for their allotment of whatever we had in our warehouses. | ||
And Pritzker asking for seconds? | ||
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I can't share you know, he's it seems like the kind of guy who would really just suck the food out of the nicely done. | |
And and the the problem we I had with both uh Cuomo at the time and Pritzker is we were very good about getting stuff efficiently there. | ||
I could get I could get stuff faster. | ||
I'd I'd like get a mill air plane and get that shit there and whatever would need it. | ||
And then every time he he thanked me in private, he'd go on the friggin' TV and shit all over Donald Trump. | ||
It's just Cuomo. | ||
I mean, this guy, this guy, he's a he's a he's a trust fund baby. | ||
Yep, who who really has he he doesn't know what misery's like, and he will do anything him and Newsom will say or do anything. | ||
They're all they're all cut from the same cloth. | ||
And the problem is they're just they're just leveraging this situation so that they can move up the ladder. | ||
It's gonna be Pritzky. | ||
He's not getting up a ladder, dude. | ||
Pritzker's not getting up any level. | ||
Well, he's maybe maybe an elevator. | ||
That's the problem. | ||
Sorry, these people have these people have illusions of granary. | ||
I can I can tell you when he goes to bed at night, he doesn't count sheep. | ||
He doesn't even count big Macs. | ||
He counts like how many times he can get in the White House. | ||
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So you know Can he get to the door? | |
I don't know. | ||
But I'm not I I'm again I I feel like um that kind of politics is meaningless to me. | ||
Um I I I agree, I think you're correct. | ||
These But that's what's driving the the dilemma you you're you're talking about here with with the with the courts at least. | ||
I don't think so. | ||
I think you don't think the politics of that are driving us towards a constitutional crisis? | ||
I think the crisis we have in this country is the bifurcation of the younger generations morally, and you have a multicultural democracy on the left and a constitutional republic on the right. | ||
There was literally nothing you can say to a slob like Pritzker that is going to get him to actually ru uh do his job the way this country requires him to do it. | ||
You argue that uh correctly, I say that he's trying to move up the ladder and do all these things. | ||
But the problem is he's looking down the ladder and he's seeing AOC and far left communists who don't care about how the country functions, and he's thinking, I will do whatever they want to gain power. | ||
That level of politics from Pritzker and to a certain degree, Brandon Johnson, but he's more like in the in the Mamdani AOC camp. | ||
From the older guys that this is this is a problem that goes out the window in 10 years. | ||
I get that. | ||
Yeah. | ||
You have a whole new generation of Mandamis rather than Pritzka. | ||
And it's not, it's it's not Pritzker being like, I'm gonna get the ladder that I'm worried about. | ||
It's Mam Dani saying we need to kill these people. | ||
Yeah. | ||
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We've got Jay Jones. | ||
You want to know how terrifying the situation is right now? | ||
That people look, I just got back from Phoenix and Austin. | ||
It was very, very fun when I was in uh Austin playing poker on the lodge stream with uh regular people. | ||
Hannah was pretty political, but we got along swimmingly, in fact. | ||
She actually, you know, turns out we we agree on a lot of things. | ||
And she was like, I thought you're gonna be really mean. | ||
It was great. | ||
And um, you know, when you separate yourself from politics, you sit there and you look around at this beautiful world of fun of I I had two ice cream Sundays on Thursday, two of them. | ||
Because I was like, I am gonna car blood because I was just so exhausted. | ||
But what you what you what's really happening is you're just hiding. | ||
You are ignorant of what is really going on in this country. | ||
And getting back, seeing how people react outside, I understand why they think nothing is happening in this country and nothing will change. | ||
But the example that I've I've given, I posted these photos from Egypt during the revolution. | ||
During the revolution in Egypt, the military coup they called it, everything's normal. | ||
I posted a video of it. | ||
Just cars driving down the road, you hear honking. | ||
I'm in a hotel room. | ||
Nothing changes for the overwhelming majority of this country. | ||
What I'm deeply concerned about is that you've got people like Zoran Mamdani who literally say them will protect our community, multicultural democracy. | ||
You've got young people being raised in a in a in a society where their moral worldview is a mirror image of yours. | ||
So on this trip, um, I discussion with uh with Roseanne about it, and she says she supports free speech, second amendment constitution. | ||
And it's funny because liberals say the exact same thing, right? | ||
Well, here's here's the interesting thing. | ||
The Constitution has never meant one thing. | ||
When it was when the Bill of Rights was ratified, free speech did not mean blasphemy. | ||
You went outside and blasphemed, you got arrested. | ||
Where's my free speech, right? | ||
Didn't exist. | ||
Now we have some version of it that the right agrees upon, even Christians allowing people to blaspheme and curse and be obscene in their language. | ||
The left says, I believe in free speech. | ||
What does that mean? | ||
It means no hate speech, of course. | ||
Don't be offensive to marginalized groups. | ||
That's the first amendment. | ||
I believe in the second amendment, they say, what does that mean? | ||
It means that a government-regulated militia can have guns. | ||
We understand they think those things, they make those arguments. | ||
But what happens when that group is is is totally bifurcated from the right and thinks that Trump is in violation of the Constitution. | ||
He's not. | ||
Trump is upholding the Constitution as we know it. | ||
When they get in power, they violate the Constitution as we know it. | ||
So I I was talking again with my conversation with Aron McIntyre earlier. | ||
I came to the realization that there's there's an inevitability, essentially, so long as these two worldviews persist. | ||
And I don't see how you're going to eliminate the leftist worldview or the right-wing worldview. | ||
They they exist. | ||
And that is, would any of us tolerate another four years of 20 million non-citizens being welcomed into this country? | ||
An action like what we saw under Biden was only tolerated because the people of this country believed that we could change this, that the problem could be solved. | ||
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And so Trump ended up winning the popular vote. | ||
Republicans won in Congress by by a slim uh slim majority. | ||
They they won uh the Senate. | ||
They've already got the Supreme Court. | ||
If the Democrats were to get in power again and reignite those policies, I fear the worst. | ||
Now let's think about the inverse. | ||
Are Democrats going to sit by With 20 million illegal immigrants and allow the military to enter their states or be commandeered from their states by by Donald Trump to start arresting and deporting these people. | ||
Even Joe Rogan has come out and said, let them stay. | ||
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Rogan has said. | |
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He said have a heart, which is look, the idea fight Cadrian must be up for a renewal or something. | ||
No, I think that's insane. | ||
I'm sorry. | ||
I think with all due respect, I think Joe understands what time it is. | ||
And uh I don't want to, you know, I I try to be diplomatic. | ||
And so I always try to give grace to Rogan for what uh I feel indebted to him for, not just in helping me with my show, my career, and give me a platform, but also he he he he covered our medical expenses during COVID. | ||
He's a really good dude. | ||
All that being said, because he is a prominent personality in this space, I do think it's important that I provide critique where I think some is due. | ||
And I mean this with the utmost respect to a very good man. | ||
I think he's saying these things because he's terrified that they're trying to kill us. | ||
And they literally killed Charlie Kirk and Benny Johnson. | ||
Let's jump to the story. | ||
From NBC News, DOJ charges a man with sending threatening letter to pro-Trump influencer Benny Johnson. | ||
Pam Bonnie announced the charges at a news conference in which Johnson argued that violence had been mainstreamed by the Democrat Party. | ||
I have received a plethora of death threats myself, and I've been in contact directly with the FBI over them, answering questions about what is currently going on, because we are getting a large amount. | ||
One was very particular, credible, and uh I there's a little bit, it's basically I don't want to read through it because I don't want to uh compromise any of their investigation, but they said that they were going to come here and they were going to turn me into what Charlie Kirk is. | ||
My point in the previous segment, for those that are just tuning in now, Joe Rogan recently made a comment saying, Have a heart. | ||
These ice policies don't work. | ||
If someone's been here for 20 years, just let them stay. | ||
My personal opinion, with all due respect to Joe, is that this guy backed Trump. | ||
Trump is using military now. | ||
He used the Marines and the National Guard in California to shut down child slavery on a marijuana farm and to defend federal buildings. | ||
Now I think it is morally clear. | ||
California had child slave labor on pot farms. | ||
That's right. | ||
If Trump wants to send in the Marines to go do that, I stand and applaud shutting down child slavery that has been allowed to run rampant. | ||
But Democrats are claiming it's Nazism. | ||
It is the SS, it is the Gestapo coming in, hunting people down in their homes, kidnapping their neighbors and blackbagging them. | ||
And I think Joe, a very smart man, recognizes more than most what is currently happening in this country. | ||
So when he says have a heart and let him stay, he's engaging in what I have referred to as to play on Pascal's wager. | ||
We can call it Trump's wager. | ||
Or or maybe Seamus come up with a better name for it. | ||
Seamus, do you want to explain Pascal's wager real quick real quick for everybody? | ||
Yeah, so there's some nuance to it, because it existed in like a very specific cultural and historic context. | ||
But the general idea, the way it's usually expressed now, is if you have to bet you're forced to choose one position or the other, and you can choose to believe God exists, or you can choose to believe that he doesn't exist. | ||
If you believe that he exists, you will benefit because you'll go to heaven, you'll also have lived a good life if you truly live like he actually existed. | ||
If you don't believe in him, you'll go to hell if he's not real, or if he is real, sorry, but if he's not real, there's no benefit to you. | ||
That's basically when it's used. | ||
That was a specific time when it was like literally um a country where it was like Catholicism versus atheism, because atheists will go, like, well, why why are there only two choices? | ||
Sorry, we won't get into all of it. | ||
If if God exists and I believe in him, I go to heaven. | ||
If God exists and I don't, I go to hell. | ||
If God doesn't exist, it doesn't matter, uh either way, so you might as well just believe he exists because it's the only real threat you face. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Hell or nothing. | ||
So in politics, we can come with a term for it. | ||
I forgot what I called it, but it's this wager. | ||
If you are on the left and the right wins, you are totally fine because the right is not going to go and gulag their political opponents. | ||
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That's right. | |
If you are on the right and the and the right wins, congratulations, you've won. | ||
If you're on the left and the left wins, congratulations, you've won. | ||
If you are on the right and the left wins, you will be put in a gulag. | ||
So if you are trying to avoid politics, the best thing you can do is just be on the left. | ||
Because when the right wins, if they do, you're fine. | ||
And so uh I I see Joe's commentary uh over the past couple of weeks, and it seems very much Hey, whoa, I'm actually on the left, guys. | ||
I'm backing away from this. | ||
This is getting crazy. | ||
This is getting scary. | ||
I think Joe recognized what time it is, he's having a lot of comedians on his podcast. | ||
And and and I will say this too, not that it means anything, but when we reached out to him to let him know a month in advance that I was going to be in Austin, he passed. | ||
So there have been a lot of critiques over him having on a lot of personalities that are either pro-left, leaning left, or not commenting in the space and not having anyone on to counter that narrative. | ||
This is a world without morality or principles, though, that you're describing. | ||
I mean, we we if we if we're if we're gonna live in that world and nothing has meaning and nothing matters. | ||
I Tim, I am I am absolutely certain if the Democrats get power, they'll try to put me back in prison, they'll try to put you in prison. | ||
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I'll try to put Trump in prison. | ||
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Yeah, there's no question. | |
Um, I actually that's what the stakes is, and uh, you know, Pascal's wager, notwithstanding, I'm I'm siding with what what is right um with a small R and what it what is what is best for this country and what this country stands for. | ||
And if if we're gonna be I mean, I went to prison, okay? | ||
It's like people here, people in this country, they gotta stand up for what they believe in, or we lose this country, Tim. | ||
That's I think it's all about. | ||
I uh I don't know if I have the uh post on X, but I I I I never posted this video from Egypt before until uh this past week. | ||
I think I was in Phoenix when I posted it, so let me see if I can pull it up. | ||
But uh I think I just posted a photo of it. | ||
People genuinely don't understand that what we are witnessing right now. | ||
I mean, you go outside and everything seems fine, and you're like, oh, yeah, what's the big deal, right? | ||
Actually, I want to show you this too, so I can tell you what time it is. | ||
So let's start here. | ||
Someone threatened to kill Benny Johnson. | ||
The DOJ went after him. | ||
This is good news. | ||
But take a look at this. | ||
Benny posted this. | ||
Democrat Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones, who openly called for the murder of Republicans and their children, has taken a major hit in the polls. | ||
Miarez is up six. | ||
Um, they were just about tied before, and so Jones has dropped about three points. | ||
If you're a Democrat and it is exposed that you said the children of Republicans should be murdered, and that if you had the option, you would kill the Republican speaker over Hitler. | ||
You lose only three points. | ||
It gets even worse than that. | ||
If you say people shouldn't kill children before they're born, you will lose every single vote in the Democratic Party. | ||
But is this is this a function of the illiteracy of too many folks not paying and not paying attention or being fed that story in a way which made it seem like it wasn't as big a deal. | ||
I mean, that's the problem with the media. | ||
Or they agree with it. | ||
Let's take a look at this one. | ||
Or they agree with him. | ||
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Andrew Colbot tweeted this less than a month removed from Charlie's assassination in Utah. | ||
The Salt Lake Tribune published this cartoon entitled The Hole in the Head Gang. | ||
Oh, depicting a wanted poster with elected officials from the state with a with a red scarf around their necks and some numbers, I guess. | ||
Rep Mike Kennedy, Celeste Moy, uh Burgess Owens for failure to honor their oaths and protect and defend the constitution from dictatorial whims of a malignant clown, your Utah Reps. | ||
This is him calling for them to be murdered. | ||
That's what time it is in this country. | ||
And um, I'm scrolling down to try and find this because I posted this photo a couple weeks ago, and uh I'll grab it. | ||
I'll grab it. | ||
I have to go back in time pretty far to find it. | ||
Seamus, say something funny. | ||
Yeah, I mean, this is kind of not gonna be funny. | ||
Come on, comedy man, make us laugh. | ||
This just kind of goes back to the thing that I was saying earlier, which is the left is essentially always existed to justify like the slaughter of of innocent people and and children and Christian children. | ||
But the left in the U.S. hasn't is this this? | ||
It hasn't been so it hasn't been like this since possibly since the 60s and set like late 60s, early 70s. | ||
It really did it, it really kind of went to sleep, and you had a sense, at least and when I was growing up in the 80s and 90s, you had a sense that everybody kind of agreed about basic Americanism, right? | ||
You didn't have people that came out and openly hated the United States, or at least they weren't really well known. | ||
They weren't get given. | ||
Well, yes, but this is you knew about. | ||
Well, and this is my point. | ||
They've only not done this when they've been marginalized. | ||
So at that time, the culture was on the side of shunning people who said that they hated America, shunning people who called it. | ||
Let's be clear that this is a numbers game. | ||
Shane mentioned the weather underground, right? | ||
I was like, I was like 19, 20 in college when when that was going on. | ||
It like hits pretty close to home. | ||
And the people I knew who who were on the left, they they didn't side with that stuff. | ||
That was like what the hell's going on. | ||
The problem now is if you look at the monami numbers in New York, the guy's polling close to 50%. | ||
Things he stands for are intestinal. | ||
That's crazy. | ||
Yeah, antithetical crazy. | ||
I just pulled the video up. | ||
I'm gonna let's let's play this video. | ||
Here you go, everybody. | ||
Here's Egypt. | ||
And this is during this is the day of the second revolution. | ||
So let's let's let's pull it up again. | ||
So this is the day of the second revolution. | ||
Actually, I think this is a couple days before the second revolution. | ||
No, this might be the day of. | ||
This might be the day of. | ||
Um you can see there's a large crowd in Tyria. | ||
Other than that, everything else was operating as normal. | ||
Cars were driving around. | ||
You can see that here's the beautiful Nile River with boats. | ||
Look at that. | ||
People are on this boat. | ||
How beautiful is that crossing over the bridge. | ||
What do people expect to see? | ||
Buildings exploding and fire everywhere. | ||
Right now. | ||
That's what they expect. | ||
They don't understand that we what you're concerned about is limited. | ||
Actually, I'll put it this way. | ||
Do you ever see that uh uh thing, like those science videos where like, did you know if you took every human on earth and clumped them into a ball, it would barely fill Chicago or something like that. | ||
They seem to think that humans are in literally every square inch of the planet, and when fighting happens, it's like that scene from Kingsman where everyone in the church is fighting each other. | ||
Instead of most people just living their lives like normal, and then you know what you know what it'll be like if a civil war were to happen in this country, we'd be sitting here being like, So uh the the f defenses got torn down at the ice facility and rioters attacked federal law enforcement when reporters went, they got arrested by the oh wait. | ||
The stories are going to be like that. | ||
Now, granted, to be fair, we're more likely in like bleeding Kansas type scenario, which is the which was the precursor. | ||
We saw this with the Andrew Yang saying he was gonna move to Georgia to affect their political, you know, structures or whatever back in what was that, 2020? | ||
So that was very much bleeding Kansas. | ||
We see the riots, but now we are very much dangerously close to a more of a Fort Sumter scenario where Trump is trying to take command of state national guards to enforce federal law, and they are resisting. | ||
It's not just one state anymore. | ||
It's not just some uh some states in the South facing uh the civil rights era. | ||
This is 50-50 as you were mentioning, Peter. | ||
And we are now looking at the entirety of the left youth not caring about what we want because our constitution is garbage to them. | ||
This is a white supremacist country that needs to be destroyed, and the right saying we won, we're gonna enforce the law. | ||
So what happens in the next several years? | ||
It's uh it's gonna get absolutely crazy. | ||
Not to mention we can also talk about the AI stuff, which I think is gonna lead us. | ||
Let's actually do that. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Um we've got this from Deadline. | ||
Sora 2 is here. | ||
What that means for comedian discovery and ticketing. | ||
Uh I don't really all care that much about uh comedian discovery and ticketing, but I just wanted a source talking about the arrival of Sora 2, which is the craziest, absolutely craziest AI video editor there is right now. | ||
Now, a series of Jake Paul videos have gone massively viral. | ||
I can't show some of them because they're basically, I think 80% are him just screaming the N-word non-stop. | ||
But I'll play this one for you. | ||
Let's play this video. | ||
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Jeez, pastel pink ribbed, and so soft. | |
You know, this AI is getting out of hand. | ||
It's honestly not even. | ||
Yeah, that's I'll be talking. | ||
I think that's actually Jake Paul. | ||
So he's been making fun of a lot of these videos. | ||
I don't I don't know which of these I can play. | ||
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Like clearly, Jake Paul in a plane with a Burger King crown on. | ||
Yeah, not is him screaming the N-word. | ||
So here you have fat Jake Paul. | ||
These videos are all are they look real. | ||
They do. | ||
They're pretty much they're in indistinguishable. | ||
By this time next year, they will all be indistinguishable and easily made. | ||
I mean, we're gonna get a video of it's gonna be Zaron Mamdani. | ||
Um do it what what I'm concerned about is not a video of Trump coming out and saying a racist thing. | ||
That might trick some boomers. | ||
I'm concerned about, as I've long mentioned, a video of a politician doing something very believable. | ||
So let's say there's a uh the the example I often give Donald Trump very fine people hoax. | ||
He said there were very fine people on both sides, and I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis or the white national white nationalists because they should be condemned totally. | ||
And even now we had on who who was that uh uh was it uh Tara Palmieri, I think her name was she did not know Trump condemned the neo Nazis and white supremacists after a decade, nearly a decade. | ||
Now, what happens if someone takes a video like that and changes it so Trump says they were very fine people on both sides, and I am not talking about the neo-Nazis and white nationalists because some should be condemned totally. | ||
They change but a simple word from they to some. | ||
Then when you try convincing a liberal Trump condemned them, they put the video of Trump saying some should be condemned. | ||
And they're like, he only said some of them should be condemned. | ||
And if you go, that video is not real, he said they, then a journalist comes out and goes, I was there, I'm pretty sure he said some. | ||
I can't really remember for sure. | ||
That's what's going to happen. | ||
And we're there not need AI to do that. | ||
I I did a I did an interview for the book. | ||
I went to prison so you won't have to with PBS. | ||
Okay. | ||
And I went in there and under the promise that they shoot the whole thing, they'd release the whole thing. | ||
The next day, what they did was they took a portion of it and edited in a way which did not reflect the reality of it, and then half of it was the host basically pontificating to rebut whatever it was I was saying. | ||
And we saw that during the campaign for president, and I love the fact that Trump sued a number of networks for doing that kind of crap. | ||
But see, that's the essence of the fake news. | ||
That's the essence of that. | ||
A million times reality. | ||
My point is uh a great example is Daniel Negrano. | ||
I'm a big fan, he's a great poker player, told us the story about how he got red pilled, and it was literally he had genuinely believed Trump defended neo-Nazis. | ||
He had seen the video of Trump saying very fine people over and over again, and he never actually didn't know there was a fuller video until one day, another one of his buddies he'd known for a long time, finally said, Daniel, watch the video. | ||
Slammed the vote on table, slid over and pressed play, and he went, fine, I'll watch. | ||
And then he was shocked to see the video of Trump saying, and not the neo-Nazis and white supremacists. | ||
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With AI, that won't happen. | ||
He'll go, no, this is fake. | ||
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Watch. | |
I'll take the phone, change it, slide it back over, and press play on the fake video. | ||
Right, because you're talking about deceptive editing. | ||
You know, John Stewart was doing that all the time with politicians, but now they're adding to reality. | ||
So it won't make reality irrelevant, right? | ||
I mean, my only point was this shit's been going on, AI is just make it a million times worse. | ||
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But but is there was a video in the in the in the left-wing media? | |
It's just I mean, if you just look at the studies that have been done, like because I was there from the inception, 2016. | ||
Like my role was to go out and talk the economy and economic policy, and it was like it was an eye-opener for me. | ||
I'm a professor, I'm I I live in a world of facts and truth and reality, and I'm seeing all this stuff. | ||
What? | ||
What? | ||
What are you doing? | ||
And then it's like, what do they find? | ||
I something like 92% of the media coverage of Trump in the first term was negative. | ||
And meanwhile, the economy's going up, wages are going up, we got peace all around the world, and life's good and the borders sealed, and 92%, and then you go to Biden, and it's just the opposite. | ||
You know, it's like he got 8% criticism. | ||
There's a really good example of this right now that I don't know if you guys have seen this video. | ||
Um there's a video of people are claiming that it's ICE arresting a 15-year-old. | ||
Did you see this one? | ||
Yeah, it's not. | ||
And the DHS came out and said this is a video from a year ago of a Chicago resident arrested by local police who was robbing, committing felony robberies. | ||
But the left has taken the video and just lied and claimed it's an illegal immigrant child being attacked by by ice. | ||
And people that want to believe that, you will never be able to talk them out of it. | ||
That's it. | ||
As much as like AI is a problem, like you you said, like people are already believing these. | ||
If these videos didn't have the Sora watermark, and there was a video that confirmed someone's prior opinion, some something that made Trump look bad, something that made you know Biden or Newsom look bad. | ||
The people that view them, they're not gonna, you're not gonna they're not gonna believe that it's anything other than the truth. | ||
You're like, no, look, it's AI. | ||
They won't believe it. | ||
And to be honest with you, I imagine there are people that even if it had the Sora watermark on it, they would still say, well, it's probably true. | ||
I I'm I think I think that probably like maybe they maybe they made a maybe they put them watermark on it. | ||
Maybe it's actually real. | ||
Look what Justy Smollett got away with. | ||
100%. | ||
People believe people believed in the ghosts of Kiev. | ||
You know, uh little dirty, dirty little secret about the media. | ||
It's like you look at the people who you actually see on TV. | ||
I mean, there's certainly part of the problem, but an even bigger part of the problem is the producers and editors. | ||
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That run all that stuff. | ||
They gatekeeper reality. | ||
They just they drive all the stories. | ||
They the the anchors are too lazy or too busy to actually uh do their homework. | ||
I I was in New York um for the uh September 11th uh thing. | ||
Uh my fiance Bonnie on the cover here. | ||
Uh she was at World Trade Center area the day of 9-11. | ||
So we we went to the ceremony, saw Rudy and and all of that. | ||
And um, but I I met with the uh the New York Times editorial board. | ||
They they'd asked to hear about trade policy, and I so I met with the publisher, Salzberger, 20 others there. | ||
And the last thing I said to him was I left, I said, you know, um I got this book coming out. | ||
I went to prison serious and have to. | ||
Would you do me a favor this time? | ||
Would you treat it fairly? | ||
Because the first two books I wrote on Trump should have been on the best seller list. | ||
All political. | ||
Should have been on the best seller list. | ||
And sure enough, this time around we did the numbers on it. | ||
This thing should have been on the top 15, and it wasn't. | ||
And again, why am I telling this story? | ||
Because this is what the fake news does. | ||
They suppress us. | ||
Yep. | ||
Well, so they're right right now, Congressman Raja in the in the area says, in fact, the video is of ice. | ||
And when you actually Google search it, you can't figure it out. | ||
And and so we're we're already at this point where uh the best understanding that I have is that the left is just lying about it because no one is explicitly stating this is ice. | ||
They're saying uh weasley things like police were in Hoffman Estates. | ||
Ice was seen near Hoffman Estates in this area. | ||
So, while others are saying this is a video of local police, because the the people, the law enforcement in the video aren't wearing DHS, they're wearing blue. | ||
Let's remember who probing Google, right? | ||
It's all a little left wing. | ||
The same problem was born out of DARPA. | ||
Yeah. | ||
You get on Chat GPT and you you try to get a proper read of an issue, and it's like it's it's still hallucinates point of view. | ||
It doesn't tell you proper history. | ||
That's what we're up against. | ||
That's what we're up against. | ||
And it's weird because we are a 50-50 country, but at the end of the day, I I think that we're way over fifty in terms of of what we believe in consistently resonating with public opinion, yet it's not reflected by the mainstream media. | ||
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It's nothing mainstream about the media. | ||
Let's call it the legacy. | ||
Legacy is what we call it. | ||
Corporate press, legacy media. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I I w last time I was on uh Rogan actually, he asked me about AI video, and I said I didn't think it was that big of a deal because uh I I think, you know, of all the things to get wrong, I'm s you know, I got this one dead wrong. | ||
I was like, no, I don't think so. | ||
I think we see fake videos and out of context stuff all the time. | ||
People are gonna have to fact check it. | ||
But the new Sora 2 stuff is so absolutely realistic. | ||
I was uh hanging out with Michael Malison Austin and we were going through videos, and some of them are really obvious. | ||
Like when Hitler and Jesus are having a lightsaber duel, I think it's pretty obvious that's not Real. | ||
There was uh there are some videos where I mean it is absolutely insane where Goku is fighting anime Hitler and it looks real. | ||
Apparently, people have been using Sora 2 to make full episodes of South Park, and it is crazy. | ||
They animate second by second, scene by scene, and it makes it gets the voices perfect. | ||
That's how crazy this stuff is getting. | ||
I didn't know the extent that we were gonna see this stuff. | ||
And I mean it is going to get absolutely bonkers next year when the videos are better than they are now. | ||
So anyway, I digress. | ||
When we're hanging out with males, some of them are obviously fake, and then there was one where it was like a guy in a fast food restaurant. | ||
Um fast food restaurant talking about how he's ordering a new a new meal they had, and it just autoplayed, and then Michael was like, Wait, wait, wait with that that one was AI, and I was like, Yeah, bro, they're all AI. | ||
The one that was so the point is if you go in Sora and you say Jake Paul, you know, riding a unicycle across a tightrope, people are gonna know it's fake. | ||
But if you made a video where it's Jake Paul buying a sports drink and then saying what up to a fan, people won't know if it's real or not, because it's extreme incredibly plausible. | ||
That's where we're at now. | ||
They've been injecting those types of videos, not even the AI ones. | ||
Like every viral video, in my opinion, that that you see on Twitter that happens on an airplane, fake. | ||
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They're all they're all stages. | |
CIA laboratory where they're like just do something crazy with right-left uh politics, and it's almost always fake. | ||
The fake one that goes viral every day of the guy who gets threatened to get kicked off a plane because he won't give his name, but he's got a badge. | ||
Right, right. | ||
And it's just all fake. | ||
They started with these fake high school videos where the teacher does something and then the student gives lip, and it's clearly a rented boardroom where they're just actors faking it for viral videos. | ||
Tiffany Gomez started all this. | ||
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I think the the guy who's the problem's complicated with the barrier. | |
Yeah, anything in depth anymore. | ||
They more and more rely on that kind of consumption of a product, and there's there's nothing to ground them in reality. | ||
Where's the real near source? | ||
We do have to jump to this one story, which is uh less less newsy, but it's still important. | ||
This is from the Express Tribune, Pokemon and Lily Pichu cancel podcast episode with Hassan uh amid animal abuse scandal. | ||
So, for those that didn't know over the past several days, a video has gone viral that many claim shows Hassan Piker shocking his dog with a shock collar for getting up and moving off of uh her bed during the stream. | ||
Messed up. | ||
Hassan denied this by showing off what he said was a vibration collar that clearly has a charging point and electrical tape over what appears to be prong ports for the electro shock collar. | ||
Well, the story is going massively viral because uh he denied it. | ||
Here's a video saying here's a four-hour time lapse of the dog getting shocked every time she tries to leave outside of the view of camera. | ||
I'll I'll play this video. | ||
I think this video actually has the point in question where he electrocutes the dog, or is it allegedly go? | ||
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All of America's much more consequential violence. | |
Okay. | ||
It's the same reason as to why America Kaya, please just fucking go stop. | ||
So you can see that now. | ||
Why did that dog suddenly experience pain? | ||
I wonder. | ||
He reaches over, and uh if you if you're hey Peter, if you're gonna if you're gonna eat that, we're gonna hear it in the microphone very much, you chewing and eating. | ||
Uh he reaches his left hand over, and then you hear the dog yelp and go back and sit down. | ||
And now we have an update from live stream fail. | ||
It says Hassan notices shock collar remote on his stream, and oh boy. | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
Here's the uh stream. | ||
Apparently, right here in the bottom corner is the shock collar remote. | ||
He then slides it out of frame. | ||
Does it guys anybody know if that's actually the shot collar remote? | ||
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It is no clue. | |
That right there, is that what it looks like? | ||
Yep. | ||
Well, apparently that's it. | ||
So if uh I mean, look, at this point, come on, the dude's electrocuting his dog. | ||
Yep. | ||
So uh we we did a cartoon about this that we released this past Friday uh over on Freedom Tunes, and it it did pretty well, and on Twitter it actually went pretty viral. | ||
It has like over a million views on Twitter. | ||
Um, and so his some of his fans found it and were not happy. | ||
But it is genuinely some of the most hilarious criticism I've ever gotten in the video. | ||
I said uh in the video, I think we call the dog a boy or something, or he says he, and the dog's a she. | ||
And one of the people who are angry said pretending to care about a dog when you don't even know their gender is insane. | ||
So here's a bad thing. | ||
That might be the best criticism I've ever gotten in my entire career. | ||
If you want to pull this image up, you can see the dog is wearing what appears to be a collar, and then we have this image where Hassan came out the next day and said it's a vibration collar. | ||
The only problem is there many people have pointed out that the vibration model doesn't have this little clip right here. | ||
He's got electrical tape over the bottom of it where you can see two holes, which coincide with the shock collar's prong ports, as well as a charging port near his finger. | ||
The vibration model doesn't have any of those things because it doesn't electrocute animals. | ||
So yeah. | ||
And they're claiming to have found it. | ||
So this would mean that uh Hassan has trained his dog via shot collar to sit in the same place for the four plus hours or however long he's live streaming and not move at all lest he zap it. | ||
That's an insane thing to do to an animal. | ||
That's an insane thing to do. | ||
Guys, I there's a video of there's a video he's got where he's tied the dog down for like tied the dog there to get the dog to learn to stay there. | ||
Really? | ||
Yeah. | ||
With yeah, like I I have it's on the road. | ||
So we can have it on camera. | ||
So here let me let me guys let me show you guys something. | ||
This is a tweet I put. | ||
I said, Hey, Ed Krasn and Krasenstein. | ||
You guys want to take a walk, you want to pull this up, take a walk through K-town in Chicago to prove Trump wrong. | ||
For those that don't know, uh K-town is a uh wet it's the West side, and all the blocks start with the letter K. So uh I don't know, Kolvar, Kirk Pat uh Kilpatrick, um Costner. | ||
So uh the the streets in in Chicago run north to south. | ||
So where where I lived, we have all these same street names, but we're near like you know, 55th and 63rd. | ||
This is up in the west side, closer to like I think, you know, the 2600 block. | ||
K-town is historically one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in Chicago. | ||
And Pritzker, and a lot of his liberals like to go to the font nice areas of like downtown and then act like it's the it's oh, look how safe it is. | ||
So I tweeted this at him, and the reason I bring up in this context of Hassan is first he was Brian responded with, I'll do it right after you spend a night fact-checking Trump's speeches in front of his rally crowd. | ||
We we've literally watched tons of Trump speeches and debates on this show in real time, but by all means, whatever. | ||
Also, what like is he saying you should be on stage fact-checking him? | ||
Because he says in front of his rally crowd. | ||
Anyway, he said, all kidding aside, if you want to pay for our flight, two night stay, all meals, and one thousand dollars a day in lost income, I'd happily do it. | ||
To which I said, Let's get Nick Sherlin, you guys to do a mini doc on Chicago crime together. | ||
Um, but many other people pointed out immediately, it's pay me. | ||
Yeah, so here's my point with Hassan. | ||
Hassan is willing, according to these stories, to electrocute a dog to look good on camera, to have a prop on camera. | ||
He will electrocute a dog. | ||
We we are are having so we're we're we're postponing our culture war event for this Saturday because of the No Kings protest principally. | ||
But another big issue we faced in terms of logistics was that Naeema Trout, a leftist canceled on us because the initial $500 she requested eventually decided wasn't enough, and they wanted five thousand from us. | ||
And I said, nah. | ||
We then immediately offered some other leftists five thousand because we thought it'd be funny if they took it. | ||
Um, which they they didn't respond to, apparently. | ||
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It's hilarious. | |
Yeah, because we were like, no, we're not gonna give it to you. | ||
We'll give it to somebody else, though. | ||
I could imagine them being like, wait, they paid you and not me. | ||
But the point is, liberals are fake. | ||
They don't care about they don't care about this country. | ||
I should say liberal high priests are largely fake. | ||
The Krasensteins post all day about the crime in Chicago and Trump's National Guard, and then they say, Well, I can't lose the income to prove that I'm right. | ||
Whereas I miss a week of shows to go on to other people's shows for free on my own dime to talk about what I think is happening and what I think is important. | ||
So uh I went on Brendan Schaub and Brian Cow's podcast, spent my own money to get there, and they paid me nothing to go on the show. | ||
Went on Roseanne's show, same deal. | ||
Spent my own money, missed two episodes so far. | ||
Went on the the WPT poker stream to do a cross-promotional thing, to be fair. | ||
Not really a political thing, but I thought it would be important that I make appearances in spaces that aren't overly political so that people can, you know, I I can try and be influential in other spaces, which eventually will lead back to the things that I believe in. | ||
And to be fair, they covered the cost of travel for me in that in that regard. | ||
So uh it did it did help with the rest of it. | ||
I'll be, you know, full disclosure. | ||
Went on a DeVorey Darkins podcast. | ||
Once again, he paid me nothing. | ||
So why can't these liberals just stand up for what they believe in, like all of us are willing to do? | ||
Because they don't believe in what they talk about. | ||
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Agreed. | |
We'll have no moral center. | ||
I gotta thank you, Tim, for that $50,000. | ||
You didn't do it. | ||
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Oh, of course. | |
Right. | ||
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Okay. | |
Well, there's also the point that like the left. | ||
If you step out of line, if you step out of line, the left will will excoriate you. | ||
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That's right. | |
You'll have people disavowing you. | ||
They'll do things to they'll do things to actually try to harm you, likely start by harming whatever your platform or business is, like streamers and stuff. | ||
But like, I mean, just the the whole Pokimane and Hassan stuff, right? | ||
So Hassan did this. | ||
Pokimane's team saw that Hassan did this, so they they they canceled uh an appearance that that she had with them, and and that's typical of the left. | ||
So getting the left to come on here isn't just about getting them to come to a place where they feel like the the discussion will not be friendly to them. | ||
They're going to see negative responses from their viewers and their audience for coming on to the show. | ||
Oh, yeah, yeah. | ||
Con Conover uh when he came on the culture war and we did our debate conversation. | ||
I told him we'd love to have him out for our culture war live events, and you know, we don't normally pay people for appearances, but I understand he's a busy guy. | ||
So we're actually planning big ones. | ||
The ones we've done have been the small bar events with 200 seats. | ||
We are like, now we're talking about like 2,000 seats. | ||
If we do that, we will pay a fee to all of our speakers for coming. | ||
And he's like, Really? | ||
And we're like, yeah. | ||
Since that episode aired, he's just like, sorry, I really appreciate it. | ||
Can't do it. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Yeah. | ||
I I just want to make a point about the Hassan thing, too. | ||
I wanted to kind of respond to what you were saying with the You support Hassan and agree with what he did. | ||
What's in a shock collar right now? | ||
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No. | |
Um, dude, what are the spoons? | ||
It just gets crazy to me. | ||
I know, I know. | ||
It's just insane to me that after all the things Hassan has called for in Minecraft, right? | ||
Quote unquote. | ||
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True. | |
He's he's getting in trouble for what the way he treated a dog like he said press to press about people. | ||
I know. | ||
It's just insane. | ||
The dog is oppressed by him. | ||
So he's become the oppressor. | ||
He he oh, presses the button. | ||
That one was bad. | ||
Wow. | ||
Yeah, it's funny. | ||
Look, I mean, it it's it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that he's doing his best to cover, you know. | ||
Uh obviously he's he doesn't want people to know that he has used physical force to train the dog because he knew that he would get this kind of backlash. | ||
And again, if you do something that your community sees as bad, they're going to do everything they can to harm you, harm your business, etc. | ||
We should just get like uh imagine I'm not saying we should, but imagine like getting a list of his quotes that he said about people and just changing them to like dog themed sayings. | ||
I'm just gonna say it. | ||
Old Yeller deserved to get rabies. | ||
Yo, check this out. | ||
Here's the here's the image of the mini educator. | ||
You can see the antenna and the round circular whatever and the and the shot collar. | ||
And then uh when we scroll up right here, that no, that that looks like it. | ||
It looks like it. | ||
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Yeah. | |
I don't know for sure. | ||
I mean, but it is funny how he like Gressant slides it slowly forward. | ||
If I'm not mistaken, this man said America deserves 9-11 or deserve 9-11. | ||
Am I incorrect? | ||
Yes, he did. | ||
And then, but then this is the thing that gets him cast. | ||
And don't get me wrong. | ||
I don't like that he did this either, and I'm glad it's something that that's an insane way to treat an animal, but bro, come on. | ||
Could you imagine what would have happened? | ||
Could you imagine what would happen if he just if people were like, Did you shock your dog? | ||
He went, Yeah. | ||
And they'd be like, Why would you do that? | ||
And be like, well, I bought a shot collar, they sell them on Amazon. | ||
And then people were like, yo, you shouldn't do it. | ||
He could have gone, is it really that bad? | ||
I don't know. | ||
I was just the pet store recommended it, so I bought it. | ||
Oh, I'm so sorry, I had no idea. | ||
It'd be over. | ||
It'd be done. | ||
Well, but it I don't even think it's so much the method of punishment, though that has something to do with it. | ||
It's punishing a dog for moving. | ||
Like I think people are also just upset that the uh regardless of how they feel about a shock collar, a dog should not be forced to just sit on a pad like that all day. | ||
And and the funny thing is, he's got a big house. | ||
He could literally just put the dog outside the room and close the door. | ||
Having him drop, right? | ||
Because Hassan streams for something like 10 hours a day. | ||
I think this is what he adds this thing was made in China. | ||
Oh, shock collar of a dog. | ||
Having the dog sit down. | ||
They they they marked tested uh on on humans up in the slave labor camps. | ||
Oh my gosh. | ||
I mean, having the thing sit there for 10 hours or even half the time for five hours, that's a big dog. | ||
And the type of dog that it is, like it's a working dog, it needs to be out getting exercise and stuff like that. | ||
Having it set there, sit there for five or longer hours a day is arguably more cruel than shocking it. | ||
Not many in the USA. | ||
No kidding. | ||
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He's actually gonna get proudly assembled in the USA. | |
So the components may be from all over the world. | ||
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Yeah. | |
That's what it says on Amazon. | ||
It says proudly assembled in the USA. | ||
Oh, see, there it is. | ||
Assembled. | ||
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Well, that's the base components. | |
That's the bullshit. | ||
Okay. | ||
The assembled in the USA. | ||
It's all Chinese parts. | ||
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Perhaps perhaps for a living. | |
That could be Taiwan. | ||
You don't think that electric components may have come from Taiwan? | ||
I'll tell you, I'll tell you one of the things I'm working on right now. | ||
It's um it's on this thing called trans shipping. | ||
Okay. | ||
The idea is that when Donald Trump put in all the China tariffs back in the first term, it set off this uh gold rush in China, basically to move all its uh production uh to these other countries, and then the other countries send the stuff to us and they get the lower tariffs. | ||
But what we're learning from that whole exercise is that it's all about Chinese parts and they assemble them in Mexico or Vietnam or even here. | ||
No, I bet you that if you look at the the value of the content of that, Tim, it's probably 90% Chinese. | ||
Well, probably. | ||
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Buck Bolt says, Did y'all see the DOJ just defended the National Firearms Act of 1934 as constitutional? | ||
What happened to Trump promising positive gun reforms and repeals? | ||
Gun owners won't show in 2026. | ||
Uh gun owners are very fickle. | ||
And I do like they did defend the NFA and stuff. | ||
Um, but I don't think that that is indicative of them being anti-gun and just straight up honestly, like the option is the Democrats that want to ban all guns. | ||
So I mean, yeah, maybe maybe Donald Trump isn't perfect, but I do think that he's he's actually good on the second amendment. | ||
But the idea that that, you know, oh, we're not gonna go vote for him, so let the Democrats win. | ||
That's that's cutting your nose off to spite your face. | ||
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It's true. | |
It is treated like a second class right, even though you know SCOTUS has articulated plainly that the second amendment is not a second class right, which is why all of the they will eventually take an assault weapons ban or a semi-automatic rifle question. | ||
They will eventually the SCOTUS will see that probably this this uh this coming year. | ||
They will take a magazine uh capacity case, and they're going to treat those as if they are, you know, you're they're going to treat your rights as if they are as as important as your right to free speech or your right to not you know to to be free of of illegal searches and seizures. | ||
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Cutram says people who burn the American flag and wave any other should be treated with the ruthless indifference as anyone who declared war in America throughout history. | ||
Oh, I think they should be treated with scorn. | ||
Never mind indifference. | ||
Well, you know, for the longest time when they said you can burn an American flag, it's fine. | ||
This only was was this was easy to say when the majority of the country wasn't burning American flags. | ||
They were like, fine, you do whatever you want. | ||
Why do we care? | ||
You're you're a minor fringe minority. | ||
Also, I could you'd probably know this um better than I, but am I mistaken, or was that Supreme Court decision not decided until like the early nineties that burning a flag was protected? | ||
That was that that was it's not something that has been a historic norm in our country. | ||
I uh listen, I understand the point that you're making, but the uh all of the gun rates progress that we've made in the past 25 years, they all started in like 2000. | ||
Yep, so here's the thing there's a lot of people. | ||
I'm not interested in that. | ||
I'm not interested in saying, well, it it was found recently, so I don't want to pay attention to it because they wouldn't. | ||
That's not my argument. | ||
My argument is what is the lineage of it? | ||
Because when our nation began, we had robust gun rights. | ||
And so they're returning. | ||
I don't believe people were burning American flags when the United States started, and that we do that would have been considered protected speech. | ||
Because a lot of the things we consider protected speech um are based on like a post-war vision of what that means. | ||
We didn't have robust gun rights. | ||
We had the assumption of freedom. | ||
Yes. | ||
So the assumption was you're free to do whatever you want. | ||
So you can buy a machine gun, etc. | ||
Because you are a free man, there is no reason to believe that you would be prevented or or you would have to have to ask for any kind of permission or whatever. | ||
So I don't think that this is the case when it comes to the First Amendment restrictions that did exist at that time. | ||
There were obscenity laws, porn was not legal everywhere. | ||
I don't think people were out burning flags. | ||
I just I don't I don't think it's comparable. | ||
What what upset you guys more? | ||
The American flag being burned or like thousands and thousands of Mexican flags being waved. | ||
Thousands of Mexican flags. | ||
Palestinian. | ||
Yeah, those being waved. | ||
Yeah. | ||
Being waived and uh and and us powerless to do anything about it, particularly when it interferes with law enforcement. | ||
Yeah, 100%. | ||
The the the fact that there are people in the country that would prefer to wave Palestinian or Mexican or what have you flags that is far more upsetting than the idea of someone burning an American flag as a form of protest. | ||
I mean it's it's cultural degradation. | ||
Well, and it's also a matter of context, too. | ||
Um it's it's especially upsetting when somebody's out rioting and chanting and marching in defiance of the law while waving a foreign country's flag, too. | ||
Let's re we got this one from unit unit glue who says our tariffs working yes. | ||
China's minimum wage is down to a dollar twenty-five. | ||
State workers remain unpaid, leading to revolts. | ||
Evidence of torture, and actor Yu Menglong's death have surfaced. | ||
CCP lands in trouble. | ||
The craziest thing to me. | ||
The easiest example of free trade destroying this country, a single grain of sand is the skateboarding industry. | ||
And there is a debate among these fringe far-left psychotic retards who think tariffs are bad for skateboarding, but are too stupid to know what's what's what's good for them. | ||
So this debate's been going on. | ||
I say tariffs are good. | ||
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Why? | |
At some point, well, let's go back in time. | ||
A guy's making skateboards in his, you know, a guy see some kid nail a two by four to some roller skate trucks and start riding it around in the in the it was it the late 50s, 60s. | ||
He goes, I know, I got a wood shop. | ||
I can actually make a better board than this. | ||
That'll work better for these kids. | ||
So he makes it. | ||
Then he goes to his kids, say, hey, get some kids in the neighborhood to ride these around. | ||
We're going to the park and we're going to show them off to everybody. | ||
See if we can sell some of these things. | ||
They have a local demo. | ||
That's what they call them. | ||
All the kids in the park see other people on skateboards. | ||
They say, I want to buy these. | ||
The local manufacturing wood shop starts selling a bunch. | ||
He then says, I need to get a couple of kids to ride these boards around town to spread the word. | ||
So he sponsors a bunch of kids, gives them free boards, brings boards home. | ||
You get a community, a culture is growing. | ||
Kids are then riding skateboards, skateboarding develops. | ||
Now it's an Olympic sport. | ||
At some point, these companies said, hey, we can save like five dollars per board if we ship the wood to China first. | ||
The labor over there costs a dollar an hour. | ||
So we take all the wood from Canada, North America, ship it to China, have the slave labor do it, send it back, we'll make five bucks. | ||
What happens? | ||
The locals, the local wood shops dry up, go out of business. | ||
They're not sending out boards to local kids anymore. | ||
Now in the United States, skateboarding is completely dead, and pro skateboarders work for they they DoorDash, they work at Amazon and Lowe's. | ||
I'm not exaggerating, I'm not trying to be a dick to these guys, but they are broke and it's an Olympic sport. | ||
Meanwhile, in Japan, they have a game show called Kaso, which is dominating. | ||
You've got uh the barracks, which was the biggest uh, in my opinion, the most relevant cultural skate brand in the country for over a decade, shut down. | ||
They opened a combo park with a theme park in Japan. | ||
In China, the videos are coming out showing the skate parks loaded with people. | ||
When we gave away our jobs, we destroyed our culture, our community, and our ability to uh to there's no existence without this. | ||
It's funny because China tricked the U.S. into giving up its jobs, and the jobs are more valuable than the products we get from it. | ||
So I say, bring on the tariffs. | ||
Why? | ||
Boone's HQ.com, buy skateboards from us. | ||
They cost $55. | ||
We get about 10 bucks a board uh margin. | ||
We give around uh it could depend, but upwards of 15 bucks to the pros uh who whose board they are. | ||
So it's about 30 bucks to make a skateboard. | ||
These pro companies will sell a board online in the shops for a hundred bucks, and you wonder where that money goes. | ||
They're getting made in China. | ||
Now the tariffs hit and the cost of boards skyrocket. | ||
Some are hitting 150, 200 bucks, because instead of saying, let's just make the boards here, let's take all the money we get and invest in a wood shop in America, they say, just check the price up. | ||
Then you get these morons who don't know anything about politics going, why is Trump doing this to skateboarding? | ||
We're we're we're you know what? | ||
You go Trump, he knows what he's talking about. | ||
What we need now is a sustained period of pain for the companies that offshore to China for them to say, okay, guys, stop. | ||
Make the boards in America. | ||
We're losing too much money. | ||
That's the move. | ||
And then what'll happen? | ||
Your community will be revived. | ||
Go Trump. | ||
I think uh we should write a book about that. | ||
I think I wrote three of them about that. | ||
And that's what we do every day in the White House, Tim. | ||
That that's exactly what you've described in micro detail in one particular small industry. | ||
But it's now imagine every single industry. | ||
Scale that up across this country. | ||
And here's the thing it's like I don't think um if you lose the skateboard industry to China, it affects your national security. | ||
But when you scale it up to everything we do, uh, we're in a position right now where China has has significantly eroded uh our supply chain, and now they're trying to blackmail us with things like rare earth magnets. | ||
So right on, Tim, right on, my brother. | ||
All right, we got uh Leah Wolf the Red says, Have you tried using Harry Potter analogies to get things through the thick heads of liberals? | ||
It's all Harry Potter or Star Wars with those with those troglodytes. | ||
We were just talking at lunch. | ||
That's hilarious. | ||
Where it's like some liberal is quoting Harry Potter like scripture. | ||
Yeah, they would like quote Harry Potter like scripture, and then J.K. Rowling upset them, and they stopped. | ||
Yeah. | ||
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But they would quote, they would literally and seriously like it was a holy children. | |
No, it's true. | ||
They'd be like, is it not written that Voldemort's power? | ||
But it really would be like that. | ||
Where we had this Authority that like Christians give to scripture. | ||
They would go, Well, in Harry Potter, this kind of person was what the bad guy was. | ||
You're like, what are you talking about, bro? | ||
Now they don't know what to think because J.K. Rowling's turned on him. | ||
Exactly. | ||
Now they don't like Harry Potter anymore. | ||
Or they turned on J.K. Rowling. | ||
Yeah, and I guess they still have the handmaid's tale, you know, for now. | ||
And then I guess modern Star Wars and model and Marvel movies. | ||
That's pretty much those are the same things. | ||
Why don't you take take handmaid's tale from him by making a uh uh a modern version where she enjoys it? | ||
Well, we actually here's the thing. | ||
We have a kind of a funny handmaid's tale parody that I wrote a while ago that I might make at some point in the the future, but I don't want to say too much about it. | ||
I don't want to spoil it. | ||
New one where it's like the women are the ones who want this monogamous hierarchical traditional religious society. | ||
That's reflective of the real story. | ||
You can like if you look at the way the women, the women that that are like, oh, this is terrible the way they behave, they actually want that. | ||
What was it Michael Malice said something that I can't say? | ||
So I'll paraphrase that's a the whole women women will claim uh to be fighting the handmaid's tale, but then go home and read Fifty Shades of Grey. | ||
Yeah, that's the point. | ||
Like that's exactly he said something more vulgar. | ||
Oh it's exactly I mean, there's uh everybody that's if you're extremely online right now, there's a book that everyone that creates content and video or almost everyone is talking about called uh Morning Glory Milking Farm. | ||
Oh, the the bowl thing where women are fantasizing about the I don't know what this is, and I feel I've been shielded, and I'm just gonna like it. | ||
Don't worry, we'll get the uncensored. | ||
But it's the most disgusting stuff imaginable. | ||
And that's the kind of stuff that women are. | ||
50,000 reviews on Amazon. | ||
The cover picture is a woman with like a gigantic minotaur. | ||
And you can understand what it's about. | ||
Yeah, it's disgusting. | ||
I don't want to understand. | ||
Oh, bro, bro. | ||
No, no, no, no. | ||
If if if you can get someone to censor the naughty parts for you, the like feminist exposition is so amazing. | ||
There's apparently a scene in the book where they're at dinner, and then when they're paying, the woman goes to put her card down, but then the minotaur pushes her card back and he says, Listen, I know we're both at different points in our careers, and that means I can afford to spoil you, so as long as I can, I will. | ||
And that's not to say that you're not powerful and important or whatever. | ||
And then she's like, Oh my god, I love him so much. | ||
It was at that point that I he asked me, you get the point. | ||
What if the Minotaur was like under six feet tall and didn't make six figures and didn't have a six-pack? | ||
Then how would the story go? | ||
Yeah. | ||
But the point is, like Tim said, like insane, dude. | ||
She says in the book, she's like, if if he asked me, blah, blah, blah. | ||
And it's like, oh, I would have been the submissive, let him take advantage of me if he and that's you know, it's it's it's very typical of what women women want. | ||
Well, I'd be careful because the publishing industry is really degenerate and they'll push things. | ||
There's this uh channel I stumbled upon back in August called The Second Story, and and she was breaking down how smut gets pushed in women's publishing. | ||
I'm not listening to the show. | ||
The point the point that I'm making humans are. | ||
Look at the Amazon. | ||
Look at the Amazon reviews. | ||
Like the Amazon, it's like it's a ton of four and five star reviews. | ||
The people that are buying this book are enjoying this book. | ||
So I understand multiple things can be true. | ||
I don't disagree with you. | ||
Humans are broken, and when people have certain things stop making pushed out of them with exposure. | ||
For the woman's smut. | ||
Stop making excuses for the woman's smut. | ||
I I think if you read that, you're accountable for reading that, and you shouldn't have done it. | ||
But I do think the publishing publishing industry has really pushed it. | ||
I think all media, just all of it, ban it all. | ||
Man, all media. | ||
How many seasons of Married to Strangers are there at this point? | ||
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Are you familiar? | ||
You've got like 90-day fiance, and then you've got um there's like 16 versions of of the same show with like 80 seasons each. | ||
And it's like, we got a guy from Pakistan and Mary a Lady from Japan. | ||
What do you think happened? | ||
And then you're just like, women just watch that stuff like crazy. | ||
Yeah, that well, that's the other thing too. | ||
There's so much trash TV. | ||
Uh, the idea that you're supposed to focus on your screen at all times. | ||
I mean, there used to be a time when people had to make things that had some level of quality to them, even if it wasn't the greatest thing ever created. | ||
There was an expectation that the person was really gonna attempt to make something special. | ||
And now with the reality TV show stuff, I mean, granted, that's a 20-year-old phenomena, but the way that has pushed out like competently created fiction and forced it to compete with filming people and then editing it in deceptive ways is very um lopsided landscape, and it's very sad. | ||
Yeah, I was too old for the golden bachelor. | ||
They they called me. | ||
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You want to do it, and I told them how old I was. | |
Yeah, you're a little pushing that. | ||
All right. | ||
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Who watches that crap? | |
Come on now. | ||
Jack Rivers Poker says, Heart attack game, you did well. | ||
A couple of leaks to plug, and you still could have won even with the Q uh the Queen's cooler. | ||
Good job overall, though. | ||
I came in second to last, but they have a thing called the luck distribution, and I had zero. | ||
It was it was absolutely merciless. | ||
There are a few spots I thought that I I could have done better, but it's funny because you know everyone's always telling you what you should have done, but not taking consideration what's going on in the room and things they can't see or can't notice. | ||
You're probably right though, Jack. | ||
But what I would say is I'm actually proud of myself in that game. | ||
There was a um I probably did the wrong thing, but did the right thing. | ||
There was a point where uh I was card dead for two hours. | ||
Meaning, like you're just not getting playable hands, and so I'm just mocking. | ||
Eventually, you can't just sit there and do nothing. | ||
Plus, I I do want to stress this to everybody that watched. | ||
We were asked to be a little crazy. | ||
They, you know, they intentionally were like, don't take it super seriously. | ||
This is not a tournament. | ||
Have fun and be goofy. | ||
That's why I did a blind bet of a hundred dollars, because I was like, okay, let's make something entertaining for the show. | ||
Ended up with Queens, Romulo at Aces. | ||
It was still kind of obvious because it went raised to a thousand, raised to 27. | ||
I look at Queens. | ||
So I knew he probably was on a big pair or something. | ||
But I'm like, what are you gonna do? | ||
Fold Queens? | ||
I could have, but I, you know, I rolled with it. | ||
But there was one point where I uh I looked down at Deuce Five off suit, which is trash. | ||
Never play it. | ||
Don't listen to me, don't play it. | ||
But I figured I would try to make some bluff attacks. | ||
So I figured I'd call. | ||
Hope hopefully the the board comes low, then the people who who raised are gonna be over the top, and I can try and bluff them out of the pot, which I had success in in a a previous previous moment. | ||
What ends up happening is the board comes out. | ||
I think it was like uh what was it, deuce three five. | ||
Uh uh, no, no, no. | ||
Uh what did I have? | ||
I deuce five. | ||
So it was deuce deuce three-six. | ||
So I hit the pair of deuces, needed a four for the straight. | ||
Uh Romulo is playing, and he makes a bet, and I call because I'm like, I think my pair's probably good. | ||
He's probably doing a continuation bet, meaning his hand is above the board, and he's just trying to look on the aggressor, I got the best hand. | ||
The four comes out giving me the straight, which at this point is the second best possible hand. | ||
So I'm thinking, okay, my pair might have been good if he's got like ace king, ace queen NES combo. | ||
Um, I'm probably dead to any pair, but you know, I could always fold. | ||
At this point, I'm thinking, well, now I'm good. | ||
But then he barrels, and I'm looking at him and I'm thinking, like, he's got five seven. | ||
He's got the one hand that beats me right now. | ||
My luck was running so bad. | ||
I'm like, I could tell from the look in his eyes, there was this like incredulity that he could not believe he had this this this the absolute nuts. | ||
And so he bets, I call. | ||
The river comes out, I think it was a king, and then he bets 700, and I go, and I grab 700 and I call, and he goes, uh, I got the nuts, and he flips over five seven. | ||
I flip over two five for the second nuts, and he goes, Holy crap, you you you lost the minimum. | ||
He's like, You why didn't you raise? | ||
I'm like, 'cause I knew you had it. | ||
I was like, soul read. | ||
I knew that he had that my second nuts were good, and I got a lot of uh uh praise for that, despite losing like $1,500 in the hand that I didn't raise, and then he jams and then I lose everything. | ||
I just called because I was just looking at the way he was playing, the bet he was making, and I thought in my head, he's got the look of somebody who's not concerned at all. | ||
He he was like, I won. | ||
That that's that's the so it wasn't like that he had aces or anything like that. | ||
I'm like, he's got he's got the nuts. | ||
And so uh I walked out of the room and I was like, I didn't do the worst. | ||
But I had a lot of people being like, dude, that hand, oh my god, how did you get out of there? | ||
And I was like, good read, I guess. | ||
So despite the bad luck in some areas, I had some good luck, uh good some good play. | ||
But uh, I probably could have blown I I think if um I'll tell you how bad I was running. | ||
I had Jax, I raise, Haley calls me with King Six off suit because she's nuts, and the board comes seven, eight, nine of spades, give me the gut shot straight flush draw, but she's got the one-liner to the f to the king high flush with a six of clubs, and she jams all in, and I'm like, I'm over the board with with the with the uh with the the flush redraw and gut shot straight flush. | ||
So I'm like, okay, I call. | ||
She says you want to run it twice. | ||
I say, yes, because I'm more interested in just playing the game long term. | ||
We're doing like four hour stream than just winning money. | ||
She hits the five and hits a straight on the first board. | ||
She was absolutely in the minority position. | ||
I I I should have uh 80% chance to win or something like that. | ||
She still hits it. | ||
Fortunately for me, I said we'll run it twice. | ||
We ended up chopping the pot, but that's how insanely bad I was running. | ||
Miserable. | ||
But it was fun. | ||
Good luck for you. | ||
It was fun. | ||
You got a good poker face, though, right? | ||
Uh yeah, probably. | ||
Anytime Tim gets a good hand, his beanie like shoots up in the air and comes back down like a cartoon. | ||
So I I'm actually uh just to get into all the poker stuff. | ||
I had a really great play on Saturday, playing two five thousand dollar buy-in. | ||
And uh I think I'm I'm actually normally decent, like Jack's pointing out, like some leaks probably. | ||
I don't think I'm that good. | ||
But um I did a perfect false tell and rope the guy in for 600 bucks. | ||
I had King Nine of Clubs, and uh I just he raises I call, so he probably had he probably had a big pair. | ||
And uh the board comes out, I think it was ace three nine, or I'm sorry, H38 of Clubs, which means I have what's called the point the nuts. | ||
My King 9 cannot be beat by any other hand. | ||
However, there's something that happens at a lot of lower stakes tables with inexperienced players. | ||
When the board comes out, monotone we call it, it's all one suit. | ||
You'll notice inexperienced players will all look down at their hands. | ||
That's called a suit check. | ||
Typically, your hand is gonna be two different suits. | ||
Sometimes you're suited, usually you're not. | ||
So when the board comes out, all clubs, people are gonna go, do I have a club? | ||
And they're gonna check. | ||
So when dude raised and the board comes out, I already know I have the nuts, but I did a fake suit check and look down, and then I call his bet, hoping that he's thinking in his mind, he has the king of clubs, but he's not made the flush yet because he's got like a maybe he's got you know a king and a 10 of spades or something. | ||
So then he checks, I bet he calls, he checks. | ||
I bet I bet small, like 200 to make it look like I'm trying to do a light bl uh uh a bluff value bet to get him off the pot. | ||
He calls, I go, I got the nuts. | ||
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Boom. | |
He got pissed, he stormed off. | ||
So I was pretty proud of that play. | ||
I was pretty good. | ||
I like poker. | ||
Nice. | ||
Good fun. | ||
Um anyway, we're gonna go to the uncensored portion of the show, my friend. | ||
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I will leave the room the moment it comes up. | ||
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Peter, did you want to shout anything out? | ||
Yeah. | ||
I went to prison so you won't have to. | ||
Uh take a look at this. | ||
It incorporates all the themes we talked about tonight. | ||
Um, it has great meaning for what's going to happen over the next couple of years if we don't hold them accountable, and that means putting them in prison if you're not getting the message. | ||
Uh, they're gonna put us in prison. | ||
So um always a pleasure to be with you guys, and um, it's been fun tonight. | ||
And now we're gonna go into the uncensored portion. | ||
It'll be even more fun. | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
Thank you so much for for coming by. | ||
Um, and I would definitely like to read your book. | ||
So thank you for stopping by and for everything you did. | ||
Why don't you just read it? | ||
Yeah. | ||
I want you to buy the damn thing. | ||
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Fair enough. | |
Fair enough. | ||
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You're like you're like looking at this thing like without him giving you one. | |
So I'll give you one for free if you're not gonna. | ||
No, no, no. | ||
I'll buy it. | ||
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Hang on, I'll make a deal with you. | |
I'll give you one for free if you do a little uh video on it, you know. | ||
A video? | ||
Oh, yeah, dude. | ||
I'd be happy to read that and like break it down and I'm I'm happy to get it. | ||
Yeah, man. | ||
Yeah, 100%. | ||
But no, I'll probably play a copy. | ||
A couple of vignettes in there that I think would be uh camera ready, man. | ||
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You could you could do it. | |
Uh yeah. | ||
No, dude, one million percent, one million percent. | ||
I'm gonna check it out. | ||
No, dude, I'm serious. | ||
I want to buy it. | ||
I wanna I wanna I want to read it because but when you came on the show, I'm I admire uh you and your work. | ||
My name's Seamus Coglin. | ||
I'm a cartoonist. | ||
Um I have a YouTube channel called Freedom Tunes. | ||
If you guys want to go over there and check out my stuff. | ||
I also am launching an animated series called Twisted Plots. | ||
It's a full-length animated show. | ||
We're crowdfunding it right now. | ||
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You'll get access to the pilot. | ||
You'll be helping us build culture. | ||
Thank you so much, God bless. | ||
Thank you for having me tonight, Tim. | ||
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Thanks for hanging out. | ||
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Thank you. | ||
Number one best seller. | ||
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Look at that. | |
Number one best seller right here. | ||
Minitizar million. | ||
We'll wait for uh everyone to get back. | ||
Yep, 4.1. | ||
So uh while we're waiting for the crew to get back, let me uh you talk poker shop because uh uh Peter was asking me about playing the odds. | ||
There's a combination of things uh I would say when you play poker, or at least when I do, some people just try to play the odds, and that that might be okay, but you're probably gonna get bluffed out a lot. | ||
So uh simple answer is like if you've got if you look down at your hand, you got aces, in most normal circumstances, you've got an 83% chance to win. | ||
But then let's say the flop comes out 9-10 jack of spades, and you don't have a spade, your odds go dramatically down. | ||
So you're like, okay, my now there's a straight on the board, straight flush on the board. | ||
Then the next card is the jack of uh clubs. | ||
So now there's a full house on the board, there's a quad there's quads on the board. | ||
You have no idea. | ||
They could have anything. | ||
Your pair is probably not good. | ||
And then someone bets a thousand bucks. | ||
You might be like, pair's no good. | ||
You fold because you don't have the odds anymore. | ||
And then the guy flips over, seven dues. | ||
Seven, seven cards stud, two down, and the last one down. | ||
Uh I well, most people just play uh no limit, Texas Hold'em. | ||
Is that seven or five? | ||
Two. | ||
You get two cards, you get two cards, then everyone makes a bet. | ||
Or you play and three cards come out. | ||
Yeah, community cards. | ||
Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
That's typical. | ||
And then um, I think the next most popular is probably gonna be Pot Limit Omaha. | ||
It's harder. | ||
There's more there's more luck in the city. | ||
You what? | ||
More more luck in the colour. | ||
Oh, your mic involved in that. | ||
You have to more luck in uh and uh and bluff involved in that that kind of game than if you're just playing straight five or seven cards to that, I think. | ||
Uh it's more skill, it's less luck. | ||
Yeah, so uh Texas Hold'em is more popular because it's a more strategic game with with more skill, yeah. | ||
Really? | ||
Oh, yeah. | ||
Oh yeah. | ||
Interesting. | ||
Yeah, way more. | ||
Because the odds are more more uh textured. | ||
Uh no, just because there's more betting opportunities. | ||
Uh more chances for the board to change, which means you're gonna like you're gonna be mapping out the odds. | ||
Plus, the most important thing is just the player. | ||
That's why I I don't play online. | ||
It's so stupid. | ||
You can't have fun online with poker the way you can in person. | ||
There's bluffs. | ||
But you're mine? | ||
Yeah, of course. | ||
It's just it's like you know, like I mentioned, the board comes out eight nine, uh, eight nine ten of spades. | ||
Yeah, and you've got seven deuce off suit. | ||
You are gonna bet to make the other person believe your bet sizing is is is likely gonna be a straight, a flush or program actually program the program. | ||
You're playing against the program, and they turn learn it how to like read so they'll fold and even though you're bluffing. | ||
Yeah, the the a no one can beat AI. | ||
The AI poker bouts can't be beaten. | ||
It's it's just it's just nuts. | ||
But in person, you can do really funny things like uh I was playing when I was in Texas against my buddy uh Robbie, and there was a flush on the board, and I had A6 off suit with the six of hearts. | ||
And so when it got to the river, I was uh uh he was in position, so it means I acted first. | ||
I then started laughing, and I was like, okay, Robbie, I'm gonna I'm gonna you want you want me to show you one of them? | ||
I flip over one card, it's the six of hearts, and I was like, I'm gonna check to you. | ||
What do you want to do? | ||
And he goes, I check, and then I laughed and I flipped over the end. | ||
He goes, What? | ||
Oh, it's like man, you tricked me. | ||
And I'm like, Yes, you can't do that online. | ||
Because he was like, I flip over the one heart. | ||
It's like, I know you got the flush. | ||
The tricking is part of poker. | ||
I know. | ||
So here's the here's the story. | ||
Morning Glory Milking Farm, a monster bait romance. | ||
Cambrick Creek Creek, sweet and steamy monster romance book. | ||
James, don't worry, we're not gonna read anything graphic, but I think the cultural commentary is extremely important on what women are buying. | ||
This has got 21,515 ratings, and there's five of these books. | ||
Five. | ||
Widespread literacy was a mistake. | ||
We should have known that's not something everyone can handle. | ||
Well, you heard what's the author uh really a real person. | ||
You know, there's lots of books out now that are fake people. | ||
It's like frightening. | ||
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The author is real, it is uh gross. | ||
It's it is it a man or a woman? | ||
It's a woman, it's a woman, and the people reading it are almost exclusively women. | ||
Yeah, it's very geared towards women. | ||
Um it's just gooning for women, you know, which is just cons consended periods of self-pleasure, I guess is the way to say it. | ||
It's it's disgusting. | ||
And like bestiality. | ||
This is no question. | ||
No, no, it's a man, but he has a cow head. | ||
So as long as she doesn't kiss him, it's normal. | ||
So there is a part in the in the book where she describes kissing him. | ||
First of all, and second of all, he says no, I watched multiple video people videos, people talking about it though. | ||
Shu had one, um Asmund Gold had one talking about it. | ||
But the the like there's a part in the book where he says, My hooves will mess up your sheets. | ||
So, yes, he is very much not a man. | ||
Well, Jen You Gemember what he said? | ||
What? | ||
Oh, yes, God, of course. | ||
He's Jen You got the young Turk said that it should be illegal to give pleasure to an animal. | ||
Yeah. | ||
That is what? | ||
Yeah, you didn't know that. | ||
I don't listen. | ||
I uh I I didn't know he said that. | ||
I don't know if I need to hear the full quote. | ||
I've I've had a every day. | ||
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Yeah, it's gross. | |
Super gross. | ||
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Yeah, man. | ||
I mean, we live in a very degenerate culture. | ||
We do, it is what it is. | ||
Um, I shouldn't say it is what it is, like it's uh not something we should put back back push back against. | ||
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My point is just I believe that I am going. | |
I if I were the ruler, uh the benevolent dictator of the world, I would legalize bestiality where you are giving what you are your biggest. | ||
You see what I'm saying? | ||
Okay, okay. | ||
Well now, why? | ||
Why did that happen? | ||
This is the dumbest thing I said. | ||
It really is the dumbest thing you said. | ||
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No, no, I'll tell you why. | |
I'll tell you why. | ||
Because like, so there's like with the case that we covered where there was like a guy or a girl or something that was pleasuring a horse, and the horse came to a conclusion, right? | ||
So who got harmed? | ||
You know that people who are okay. | ||
Look, not to be a downer about what you're saying, because what you're saying sounds kind of funny, but a lot of people who are being raped can actually like have an orgasm. | ||
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So, like if a guy is being raped, he can have a I believe. | |
Um never live that down. | ||
The voice of I I don't think I ever saw that clip before. | ||
That's why they always make fun of him saying one of bangs horses. | ||
No, no, I never heard that. | ||
Nope. | ||
I've heard I know he had some other quotes that offended people, but book number two Hassan wants to abuse animals in one way, and look at this one. | ||
Sweet berries, and this is like a guy, but he's got wings or something. | ||
These are the body standards that are being set for us by female romance novels. | ||
Dude, the funny thing is how it's like feminist shit. | ||
Like what I was explaining, where he he, you know, they go, she goes to pay and he's like, no, I understand we're at different points in our careers, and if I can spoil, then I'm going to. | ||
And that doesn't mean you're not strong. | ||
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And then she's like, Oh my god, I would just title it down right now. | |
What's book number three? | ||
This one is um this guy. | ||
And it's okay. | ||
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Wait, hold on. | |
It's a regular guy. | ||
There is a weird thing. | ||
Well, no, wait, there's a film where there's a wolf behind him. | ||
Yeah, he's a werewolf. | ||
I think I think there's something. | ||
Which one is book number four. | ||
Important to touch on here, and I sort of get what you're saying, where people like don't see it as a big deal because they're not men. | ||
I think that one of the issues here is not just this particularly over-the-top brand of insanely gross bestiality female porn. | ||
But it's also that like there does seem to be a pass that women are given for reading porn where it's not know what it is. | ||
In book four, she bangs a ghost. | ||
Look, the reason that it's feminist accessible is because they're not submitting to a man. | ||
They're submitting to a monster. | ||
But the submission is there. | ||
It's true. | ||
The submission. | ||
Good point. | ||
The submission is there. | ||
Because women do want to submit to the right guy. | ||
How dare you say that? | ||
Look at this. | ||
Book five of your guys, uh, what is this thing called? | ||
Uh a Naga? | ||
No, isn't he in? | ||
Is that what it's called? | ||
What's it called when they're like snakes? | ||
I have no idea. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I don't I thought that that was just Medusa that was like half. | ||
No, that's her hair. | ||
That's just her hair. | ||
But her lower half is a snake, too. | ||
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Pretty sure it's not. | ||
In the both of the Clash of the Titans movies that I saw, she was a lower lower body snake. | ||
Just her hair was turned because she was pretty, and so then oh, okay, maybe she does. | ||
Is that is that true? | ||
No, well, I don't know. | ||
Here's one where I'm pretty sure it was just her hair. | ||
Because she was pretty, and then was it hera or somebody? | ||
She was like, You're too pretty, so I'll make your hair snakes. | ||
Yes. | ||
But it made and get, you know, made her turn anyone that looked at her into snake. | ||
I was right. | ||
Naga. | ||
Naga. | ||
Yeah, when they're uh when their lower half is a s is a snake, the Naga. | ||
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Yeah. | |
There you go. | ||
Women want to bang all sorts of creepos. | ||
Mansters. | ||
Oh, yeah, here you go. | ||
Yeah, it's called the Naga. | ||
Or maybe it's a Nega. | ||
I don't know. | ||
There you go. | ||
Look, this guy. | ||
He's uh Japanese, but he's got a snake for an egg. | ||
Yeah, so the in in classical Greek mythology Medusa was not depicted a half snake. | ||
She was consistently portrayed as humanoid figure with snakes for hair, and her lower body was typically human. | ||
Uh but it was a later edition. | ||
The idea of Medusa having a snake body or a snake tail is a later edition. | ||
So yes. | ||
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Tough break. | |
Tough break movie. | ||
The original the original Greek mythology, she was not half snake. | ||
Then they retcons that later when they did the reboot. | ||
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You know? | |
It's 1 30 in the morning. | ||
What are you doing, bud? | ||
Making grill teeth 25 so far. | ||
Oh my gosh. | ||
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This is uh Shane Gillis's bit. | |
Bro, Sora 2 is crazy. | ||
There was a trailer for a Pixar show called Officer Down. | ||
And it's just a cop who's got Down syndrome. | ||
Officer down. | ||
Yeah, let's pull up some of the AI stuff and then we'll get to our comments. | ||
Oh, that's great. | ||
This stuff is freaky, man. | ||
Yeah, this is that Shane Gillis bit, right? | ||
Where he talks about his uncle with Down Center who makes cheese late at night. | ||
You're doing Danny. | ||
Okay. | ||
I tried searching for it, but just a bunch of porn came up. | ||
Officer down. | ||
Because, of course. | ||
Rule 34 is still a ruling. | ||
Here we go. | ||
Let's just let's just grab some Jake Paul videos. | ||
Let's see. | ||
Uh what's uh here we go. | ||
What's this one? | ||
What's this one? | ||
Sir, we are not doing this. | ||
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You're just gonna park in the middle of the runway like it's a photo shoot. | |
Keep it moving. | ||
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Bro, relax. | |
I'm checking the seat. | ||
Well, you're seeing back here in my face, king. | ||
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I got a crown, I got nails, I got things to do. | |
Move the hoodie. | ||
What the hell, dude? | ||
I'm like, is this actually just real? | ||
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I have an announcement in three, two, one. | |
Okay. | ||
I hope every hair supports me. | ||
Here's my makeup set. | ||
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Look at this. | |
I have a dream. | ||
That my twin-leg parley will hit the knife, and I'll have enough money to hit the club and get some friend. | ||
Oh nit bang. | ||
They're hoisting Hawking up to the top rope! | ||
Shouldn't even be legal! | ||
Steven Hawking is airborne! | ||
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Cross body for the professor! | |
The crown is losing their mind! | ||
Just lay that color right in there. | ||
Let it wander like a lazy creek on a Sunday afternoon. | ||
I don't know. | ||
I like the painting 9-left top. | ||
Hawking rolling in, run two. | ||
Look at the spade building on that chair. | ||
He's locked in. | ||
Coming up the wall. | ||
Launching 420 tiles minute. | ||
He loads it, can't find it sideways. | ||
Absolutely. | ||
It's actually nuts that we can do any of this stuff. | ||
Who makes that software? | ||
Who makes that software? | ||
Open AI. | ||
Same as ChatGBT, same company. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Good God. | ||
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Go for it. | |
Ding dong. | ||
I'm moving. | ||
I'm moving. | ||
Let's check the title. | ||
Ricky Brewick. | ||
You see us? | ||
You look so confused right now. | ||
Have a good day. | ||
Bye-bye. | ||
All right. | ||
Some of these are actually on the code. | ||
Check this out. | ||
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Ordinary water. | |
Little blessing. | ||
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A little spin. | |
Boom. | ||
Wait, did that just vintage miracle? | ||
Straight from the source. | ||
Oh, this is an AA meeting. | ||
My bad. | ||
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Check this out. | |
I think you're right, Tim. | ||
Another year. | ||
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Remember. | |
Round five. | ||
When I hit you with the uppercut, you dive on the ground. | ||
Oh God. | ||
Oh, this is crazy. | ||
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It's funny because the vibes are immaculate, honey. | |
I'm serving rainbow realness, feeling cute and soft. | ||
No tough guy today. | ||
Just sparkling sweetness. | ||
Dude, this is crazy. | ||
Biggest fear, Jake. | ||
I can't tell you that. | ||
Well, in that case, we'd like to reward you with a fair fight. | ||
A fair fight. | ||
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Neck hurts. | |
Neck hurt. | ||
My neck hurts. | ||
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Ow, neck hurts so bad. | |
Ah, my neck. | ||
Alright, anyway. | ||
Let's get them callers in. | ||
We got attorney meme general Shane H. Wilder coming at you. | ||
What is up? | ||
What's up, Shane H Wild? | ||
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What is up, everybody? | |
Yo. | ||
How are you doing, homie? | ||
How are you? | ||
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Oh, I'm doing great. | |
Alright, I'm gonna get straight in. | ||
Sorry. | ||
I'm going to get straight into this question. | ||
With Zohan Mamdani reportedly taking nearly $13,000 in illegal foreign donations, Katie Porter stalking her ex-husband with mashed potatoes, which let's face it, that's just insulting the shamest. | ||
That's right. | ||
That's an affront to my people. | ||
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And Jane Jones fantasizing about the death of Republicans and their families. | |
Yep. | ||
Can we do something to get them removed from the balance and witches worse allowing them to be elected and push their psychotic agendas or removing them as unfit for office, even if it upsets the Dems. | ||
I don't think there's really anything we can do to get them removed from the ballot. | ||
Unless they're found, unless they're actually tried and found guilty of something. | ||
So with with you know uh the possible future um California governor, if she were found to have actually committed assault, it's possible. | ||
Um, but that would I mean every everything would require some kind of trial. | ||
You know, you can't just say, oh, this person's out there. | ||
Wait, wait a minute. | ||
If it were if the shoe were on the other foot, they wouldn't find a trial, they just kick kick us off the bed. | ||
This is this is this is the point again. | ||
We we've been through four years of Democrats where Merrick Garland didn't go to prison, Peter did go to prison. | ||
They don't care about trials. | ||
There's there's no Trump was was was charged under fake felonies, and the jury said fucking lock him up. | ||
Democrats know what time it is. | ||
Republicans and people on the right still don't get it. | ||
Yeah, Phil, I mean your your your faith in the justice system right there's fucking frightening. | ||
My point being I don't know what what mechanism we would use. | ||
Because they wouldn't have to be a good thing. | ||
If it's us, they'll f they'll figure it out. | ||
Each of the each of the cases that you listed, there was there was at least a pretense, and I don't know what the pretense would be for the point's got mortgage. | ||
Hang on, the whole point with Trump was to keep him off the ballot. | ||
That's what they they they jury rigged this thing based on no law that existed. | ||
No, it's a way of charging him stuff so he couldn't be eligible to be on the ballot. | ||
Not arguing. | ||
I'm not arguing what happened. | ||
What I'm saying is I don't, he's asking how would we go? | ||
And I'm saying I don't know what the pretext would be. | ||
No, what I'm what I'm saying is I don't know the I don't know what the pretext would be to do it. | ||
I'm not saying that we shouldn't or that it shouldn't happen. | ||
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I'm saying that I don't know how it's just make it uh like here's the point. | |
publican decency is banned in Virginia. | ||
They allow drag shows for children. | ||
It's already fucking illegal. | ||
Yes. | ||
So they got Letitia James on mortgage fraud. | ||
Will Chamberlain made a great point. | ||
He said, any other person, any other politician, this would be a mundane slap on the wrist. | ||
Don't do it again. | ||
But Letisha James opened the fucking door by going after her political opponents. | ||
So now she will get what she applied. | ||
Live by the sword, as the saying goes. | ||
For all of these Democrats, show me the man and I will show you the crime. | ||
If they want to play that game, the game shall be played. | ||
It'll take two seconds for anybody the DOJ to simply go through like it's fucking Bill Pulti, who's like, I'm just gonna look at their finances. | ||
Oh, look, mortgage fraud. | ||
Adam Schiff, Letita James. | ||
Not hard thing to do. | ||
They want to play a little stupid games with some surprises. | ||
Serious crime, I want to emphasize. | ||
As I said in the regular show, I was with a couple of guys in prison who were guilty of the same thing that Cook and Schiff are accused of. | ||
They were in for years. | ||
They had their houses confiscated, and they got massive restitutions. | ||
So that's like serious crimes. | ||
And the law is simply not applied equally between the parties right now. | ||
It's crazy stuff. | ||
Agreed. | ||
And so my argument is I think I would assume the DOJ knows what time it is. | ||
And what that saying means is stop acting like we're having a debate. | ||
I am not saying go to war or anything like that. | ||
I'm saying we're not having a debate. | ||
There's no convincing the other side. | ||
So with the criminal indictment against Letita James, it shows the DOJ is basically saying we have to move on these things. | ||
Uh James Comey, potentially Adam Schiff. | ||
If they go for Schiff, if they if they criminally indict him, that is when I think it's fair to say Trump is playing ball. | ||
Well, one of the one of the things I do in the book, I went to prison, so you won't have to, is I lay out all the friggin' names. | ||
It's not just Comey, it's Clapper, it's Brennan, it's Page, it's Strzok. | ||
It's Rosenstein, it's Schiff. | ||
And then if you go into the judiciary itself, it's Bragg. | ||
Don't forget Bragg, okay? | ||
Alvin Bragg, he was the Manhattan guy who went after after Trump. | ||
You got Letitia James. | ||
She's in the crosshairs now. | ||
But all of these people, they should be held accountable. | ||
And what that means basically is using the same rules they used against us. | ||
I mean, I did I didn't even have a fair trial. | ||
It's like, how's that happening in America? | ||
That's and why is that the biggest shock? | ||
That was the biggest shock of my whole experience. | ||
Why don't why don't they just arrest Mary Garland right now? | ||
Contempt of Congress. | ||
Is there a statute of limitations? | ||
It's not just Mary Garland. | ||
Like, how about Hunter Biden? | ||
He he see the thing about not testibing for Congress. | ||
It's like if you get a subpoena from Congress and you're an ordinary citizen, you have to go or you should go to jail. | ||
Hunter Biden was a regular citizen. | ||
When you're a senior White House advisor, there's this pesky thing called the doctrine of executive privilege, which says that senior White House advisors by DOJ policy. | ||
Do not testify. | ||
In fact, if I had testified, it would have been against my oath of office. | ||
So Merrick Garland, Tim, certainly fits into the same box as I did. | ||
So the question is, because they put me in jail. | ||
Do you go after him? | ||
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Yep. | |
And I think leg shackles. | ||
Yes. | ||
Anyway, uh, attorney meme general. | ||
Did you want to add anything or shout anything out? | ||
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Uh I think y'all put it very well on that. | |
Uh I want to shout out a couple of things before I shut my self out. | ||
I want to shout out a hello, Catholic brother of mine by the name of Mr. Seamus Coglin, who's crowdfunding a new show called Twisted Plots. | ||
Thank you. | ||
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Go fund it. | |
He means the money. | ||
How else is he going to buy his own spoons? | ||
Thank you so much. | ||
God bless you. | ||
And the plug for his latest video, um, the one about the the dog collar, which shows the highest quality of work and humor. | ||
So have you seen the AI videos of like the taken the son video and then they've made an AI where the dog bites his neck and rips and he's bleeding. | ||
He's like I saw the one where the dog uh got up and shocked him. | ||
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Yeah. | |
Or slightly. | ||
Like the Emperor. | ||
Right on, brother. | ||
Thanks for calling in. | ||
God bless. | ||
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Uh yeah, uh I will shout out myself real quick. | |
Uh shade swell they're everywhere. | ||
I do memes and shorts. |