Democrat Launches INSANE Ad With NOOSE On His Neck, Party CRUMBLING As Voters Vote Republican
Democrat Launches INSANE Ad With NOOSE On His Neck, Party CRUMBLING As Voters Vote Republican. Charles Booker of Kentucky made the shocking ad that progressives have called bold and courageous.
But ads like this, in my opinion, are why so many people are fed up with Democrats. its a constant failure narrative and a constant victim narrative.
More importantly though, Democrat voters are tired of social issues and want politicians to focus on economic issues. But under Biden the economy is failing, gas prices are skyrocketing, and regular people are left out
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The Democratic nominee in Kentucky for Senate has released an ad depicting him with a noose around his neck and is being widely criticized.
Democrats are reportedly voting in GOP primaries to sabotage them, but I think the real issue is that Democrats are quitting the party, and it's because of campaign ads like this.
I think the Democrats have lost control of their own narrative.
In our next story, Joe Rogan is shocked that it was Fox News that actually had his back and he says they call him right-wing and he's actually a liberal.
The funny thing is Fast Company actually says he's a right-wing comedian.
And in our last story, new leaks from the Hunter Biden laptop show that he and his dad shared porn links.
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Now, let's get into that first story.
It would be an understatement to say that Democrats are worried about what's going to
happen in the midterms.
Biden accidentally gave Republicans their new slogan, Ultra MAGA, calling Donald Trump the MAGA king, and Republicans loved it.
Great work.
Democrats are quitting the party and voting in Republican primaries, so the media's only response is, it must be sabotage.
But I've got data to suggest it's not.
It's just people saying, I don't want to vote Democrat anymore.
And then we see what may be one of the most insane political ads ever.
Now, of course, I am but a humble 36-year-old millennial.
Perhaps there have been crazier ads, but let me just say, in my lifetime, I never thought I would have seen a black Democratic candidate put a noose around his own neck for a political ad because everyone's losing their minds!
Charles Booker of Kentucky is running against Rand Paul.
Rand Paul is not some white supremacist guy.
He's the guy who made the Breonna Taylor bill.
After Breonna Taylor lost her life in this police raid, Rand Paul stepped up and said, let's ban what these cops did.
Yet still, these people have no idea what they're talking about.
Antifa actually attacked him.
What do progressives say about this shockingly insane ad?
They say it's bold.
They say, wow!
Courage!
I think reality has a conservative bias.
That's what I've been saying.
And Ian the other night on Tim Castile asked, what does it mean?
Stephen Colbert famously said, reality has a liberal bias.
Maybe back then, but today?
These are the people who believe Jussie Smollett.
These are the people who believed the Covington hoax.
These are the people who believed Russiagate.
These are the people who believed Ukrainegate.
These are the people who believed hands up, don't shoot.
None of it is reality.
So this guy is living in this twisted, insane cult reality.
This is not the way the world is.
It is 2022.
This country is doing pretty well except for the weird culture war and the deconstruction, I guess, of cultural norms.
And now we can see it.
In Georgia, we are looking at massive voter turnout.
I mean, it's nearly double or more.
Many outlets are saying that Democrats actually voted.
So how do you explain to a frantic and panicked political party that people are voting for Republicans?
Well, it's simple.
It's sabotage.
That's the only explanation.
Now, in reality, there is something weird about a surge in Democrats voting in a GOP primary.
A primary is not an election.
I mean, it is, but it's for a nomination.
It's not the general election.
So the only reason to vote in a primary is to decide who will be the nominee for the actual general election.
In which case, there's a good argument to say that Democrats are trying to sabotage GOP primaries.
But when you look at the bigger picture, while cross-party voting is a thing, it looks like the data actually suggests people are just jumping ship.
Take a look at something Joe Rogan said.
He's in the press now.
He's trending on Twitter.
He said he's always been a liberal.
But Fast Company, I covered this earlier, said that Joe Rogan is a right-wing comedian.
Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks comes out and says, when has Joe defended anything left-wing?
Yo, because the left has gone so far left, none of it makes sense anymore.
And if you point out a dude putting a noose around his neck is nuts, they'll call you right-wing.
No wonder regular Americans are jumping ship and voting for the Republicans.
I think it's simple, my friends.
While this stuff is not going to have the intended consequences, you also have to recognize it's the economy, stupid.
And when someone has to spend $100 to fill up their gas tank, and they barely make that per week, What I mean to say is, when they're making several hundred dollars take home per week, and it's a hundred bucks to fill up their tank, people are gonna get angry.
And you know what these people are going to learn?
Joe Biden enacted policies in the name of climate change that drove gas prices and energy prices up.
Now if you don't like climate change, then I'm sure you're happy that you're spending $100 to fill up your gas tank.
Regular people don't care about that.
So this is going to be a major backlash the Democrats are going to face.
In just about five months.
Can you believe it?
But let's take a look at this campaign ad, which I can only say is insane.
Sorry, it's just nuts.
But I'll agree with Cenk Uygur, it is bold and courageous, but I'll add crazy as well.
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Now, I will just say, this is a fine factual news piece from Cassandra Fairbanks.
There's noose in new campaign ad criticizing Senator Rand Paul.
Now, I will just say, this is a fine factual news piece from Cassandra Fairbanks.
Let me give you my opinion on the matter by calling it insane.
Also point out, a lot of people like to say it's funny that I cite myself.
They're like, TimCast cites TimCast.com.
Well, yeah, we have journalists who report the news.
I don't know what else to say.
I think it's funny.
All right, here's the story.
Kentucky Democrat Senate nominee Charles Booker has released a new campaign ad in which he is wearing a noose to criticize Senator Rand Paul.
Senator Paul had opposed a 2020 bill making lynching a federal hate crime out of concern that the broad wording would be abused to give harsh penalties for minor infractions.
Quote, this bill would cheapen the meaning of lynching by defining it so broadly as to
include a minor bruise or abrasion.
Senator Paul said of the bill, Sounds like Rand Paul was actually saying we needed a more serious bill because this was too lax.
The ad, titled Pain of Our Past, begins with an image of a noose swinging from a tree.
The pain of our past persists to this day, Booker says, as it cuts to an image of a prop Gallows used during the January 6th protests at the U.S.
Capitol.
Booker continues.
In Kentucky, like many states throughout the South, lynching was a tool of terror.
It was used to kill hopes for freedom.
It was used to kill my ancestors, Booker says as the video cuts to him speaking with a noose around his neck.
Now, in a historic victory for our Commonwealth, I have become the first black Kentuckian to receive the Democratic nomination for U.S.
Senate.
My opponent, the very person who compared expanded health care to slavery, the person who said he would have opposed the Civil Rights Act, the person who single-handedly blocked an anti-lynching act from being federal law, the choice couldn't be clearer.
Let me explain to you why I think this is insane.
We are not in this age anymore.
We are in an era where we have a tremendous amount, a number of marginalized voices who hold and run for office.
In fact, I'm fairly certain it's disproportionate.
The United States is around 70% white, so you'd expect to see 70% of politicians.
Well, in the Senate, I would say it's not.
And it's mostly on the Democrat side, for sure.
But we are seeing more and more marginalized voices running for office, winning office, and holding office.
And it's because we are not in that era anymore.
This is the weirdest thing to me.
You'd think many people coming from marginalized backgrounds would celebrate the victories of America.
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I can speak to the meme about Tim Pool being mixed-race, but this is why I bring that up.
And as much as people like to say I bring it up a lot, I actually don't.
But when I do, people just don't like it, I suppose.
Most people on the left don't really like it, that I'm second-generation mixed-race because my family dealt with racism and miscegenation laws.
And I was fortunate enough to grow up in a family that was multicultural, with different ethnic backgrounds, and even though we did experience some racism, I had the law on my side.
So when I grew up in this country, when I grew up in the South Side of Chicago, hey I said that one too, right?
That means you gotta drink or something.
I viewed this country as succeeding.
I don't view this country by the horrors of its past.
I view it by its successes, not its failures.
We started off with bad and archaic ideas, and they're archaic for a reason.
We defeated them.
Almost a million Union soldiers died to end slavery.
To preserve the Union.
But it was because the Union was like, we are not going to allow slavery anymore.
Many of these people fighting abolitionists Some of them were outright nuts.
John Brown walked up to a slaver and just blasted him in the face.
Like, these people were outright like, enough!
I don't know about going as far as walk up to a random person and just, you know, shoot him.
That's nuts.
And that's where people were during the Civil War.
So I don't look at this country by its failures.
I don't want to see people say, look how awful this country was.
What I want to see, I want to see a dude be like, I'm an entrepreneur, I'm a ranking officer in the military, something like that.
That this country With all of its writings from the Founding Fathers and all of its faults chose the right course of history.
I look at this and I see people who are plagued by this cult ideology that they can never let go.
Now he's not wrong.
I'll give him credit for that.
Charles Booker makes a point about the terror of what happened in this country based on race.
And as I stated, my family knew.
My grandparents experienced miscegenation laws.
Means you couldn't cohabitate if you were a different race.
And we won.
So y'all, I'm happy about it.
I would not make a video with, like, a noose around my neck or someone spitting on me and calling me names or anything like that.
I'd make a video of me walking up and, like, fist-bumping a dude and high-fiving and laughing, skating with people and being like, in this country, the American dream is real.
From humble beginnings and marginalized backgrounds, you can succeed.
That's the message, not this trash.
So I can't stand, I cannot stand the Democrat Party and what they've become.
Oh, I said Democrat Party.
Take a look at this from CNN.
Rand Paul introduces bill to end the type of warrant involved in Brennan Taylor's death.
Oh, but he's the big bad racist?
Get that narrative out of here, dude.
Rand Paul's a good guy.
They really despise him.
So what do you think the progressives have to say about Charles Booker?
We turn to our good friend Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks.
He says, wow, no one is going to accuse progressives of not running bold.
That is one of the most courageous political ads I've ever seen.
I honestly don't think Cenk is wrong about that.
I think his statement is completely correct.
I think he's approaching it from a positive perspective I disagree with, but the ad is bold and it is courageous.
I just happen to think that it's insane and cult-like and sad in a lot of ways.
That so much of what the Democratic Party represents is pain, victimhood, and failure instead of triumph, strength, victory.
The ideas that, after all of these years, We won.
They don't want to accept it.
They don't want to just sit down and be like, hey, guess what?
We won this one.
They want to make sure everyone revels in the pain of the past.
I don't like it.
I can't stand it.
Here we are in the modern era.
Some Democrats voting in GOP primaries to block Trump picks.
They're so desperate.
I'm not entirely convinced this is reality, to be completely honest.
The reason for the big surge is because Democrats are just panicked that Trump's picks might win.
I think Democrats are voting in the GOP primary because they want to vote Republican.
Now, why vote in the GOP primary?
This is interesting.
There's no reason to.
If you want a Republican to win, you can just vote for the Republican in the general.
I don't think that's how it works for regular people.
I think that's assumptive.
I think regular people just know you gotta go vote.
They probably got flyers, they probably saw a sign saying, vote today, and they went, I'm voting Republican!
According to the AP, they say around 37,000 people who voted in Georgia's Democratic primary two years ago cast ballots in last week's Republican primary, an unusually high number of so-called crossover voters.
So what could this be?
They have a quote from one woman saying that they've got to block Donald Trump's picks.
But let's jump over to the Georgia governor primary election results.
Now this one, I believe, so this is the 2022 results.
Stacey Abrams.
723,883 votes.
He was the only one running, so there's a given.
We take a look at the Republican GOP turnout.
And it's around 1.2 million.
Now that's fascinating.
1.2 million.
Brian Kemp got 885,000.
David Perdue got 261,000.
1.2 million. Brian Kemp got 885,000. David Perdue got 261,000.
And Candace Taylor got 41,120.
37,000 Democrat voters. Is that it?
Okay, assuming that's true, and it may be meaningless.
It's meaningless.
It wouldn't have shifted the race.
It would not have given Perdue or Candace Taylor a victory.
And get rid of 37,000 votes from Brian Kemp?
Yo, he still beats Stacey Abrams!
Granted, the general's gonna be different, but if we're going by percentages, Democrats have to know they are going to lose, right?
We have this from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Data shows thousands of Democrats voting in the GOP primary.
Why?
January 26, 2022, the New Yorker ran this story.
Should Democratic primary voters help save the GOP from itself?
Crossover voting has an unfortunate reputation, but perhaps it's just a question of the intentions behind it.
Okay.
If Democrats did vote for Brian Kemp, and that means that the lesser popular candidate, uh, lesser, uh, less popular candidate didn't win, they're just helping the GOP, period.
So, it doesn't matter what their intent is.
Democrats voting in the GOP primaries is helping Republicans.
They are losing their minds.
That's just reality.
Now, this, this didn't start here.
I remember this narrative from 2020.
Vox.com ran this story.
Some Tea Party Republicans in South Carolina are voting for Bernie Sanders.
The idea was that Republicans could vote for Bernie to cause strife for the Democratic Party.
Okay.
I mean, maybe.
People just do it.
But I don't think it matters.
When you look at the turnout, let me show you 2018 turnout.
Stacey Abrams in 2018, the turnout was, you know, 550,000 for the Democrats.
And among the Republicans, it was only around 600 or so thousand votes.
It's doubled.
It has basically doubled the GOP turnout.
Yeah, I don't see how you get that without massive first-time voters, Democrats quitting the party.
So long.
I'll put it this way.
Shout out Cenk Uygur.
You're right, it's a bold and courageous ad.
I mean that seriously, it is.
You know, to make a statement like that and try and grab people's attention with wearing a noose around your neck, for sure.
I just think that it's not going to have the intended consequences.
I think regular people are going to see that and be like, yo!
That's crazy, dude!
That's crazy.
That's just nuts.
I think people in Kentucky like Rand Paul because they know who he is.
Because he is not some fringe far-right MAGA dude.
He's never been.
I mean, Ron and Rand Paul are particularly libertarian.
The Libertarian Party, they don't like Trump either.
Talk to these guys, they'll criticize him all day and night.
Granted, Rand Paul is in the Republican Party.
He is not some mainstream establishment GOP guy.
And I think people in Kentucky know that.
Here we go.
Cenk Uygur tweeted this.
It's amazing how unaware people are.
Joe Rogan just said, quote, I'm so liberal. Like, I talk about it all the time.
Like, I am not a conservative. Based on what?
All he's done for the last two years is extreme right-wing propaganda.
But in his mind, he's still a compassionate liberal.
I can't name a single thing Rogan was in the news for in the last two years that was a left-wing position.
I can't name a single thing he has criticized the right-wing for.
He still promotes lunatic right-winger Alex Jones, and in his mind he's on the left.
Hilarious and ridiculous.
Rogan is wondering why Fox News was the only one to support him lately.
That's because you went hardcore right-wing.
You didn't figure that out?
You thought it was just a coincidence?
Or they love freedom?
And if he's so left-wing, why are all of his defenders extreme right-wingers?
Our actual good friend Count Dankula responds, it's because he's a typical liberal like you would get in the 90s.
All of you just changed what liberal was, that's not on him, that's on you.
You know, there's a meme where it's a guy, you know, they say, who radicalized you?
And the guy says, no one, I'm just a regular person from 10 years ago.
Progressives responded to my posting of that meme by saying, that proves it.
A regular person in 1954 would not have been in favor of the Civil Rights Act.
Except, we're talking about liberals and conservatives.
And the shift was not all that great.
Actually, in 1954, there were many people in the Civil Rights era who did not agree with segregation and racism and all that.
And many were liberals.
And that's why the 1964 Civil Rights Act passed.
So let me clarify this for all of you when you say, Joe Rogan is not left-wing.
The reason you get in 1964 a bill that changes the law is because for 10 plus years prior, it was people who opposed racism challenging the system and building popularity to change it.
Get it?
That means In 2012, liberals who advocated for gay marriage, people like me, and then saw that victory in 2014 said, we did it.
But now, all of a sudden, people are talking about sterilizing children and performing gender-changing surgery on kids.
Okay.
We have won victories based on our position over the past 10 years.
You have jumped the shark!
I love how Jenks says he can't name a single thing Rogan was in the news for.
Yo, I think that just shows Jenks doesn't read the news.
Because if you Google it, there's like a bunch.
Joe Rogan had Andrew Yang on.
And a year ago, one year, there's a story from Heavy saying how Joe Rogan's pushing universal basic income helped mainstream the idea with Andrew Yang.
And helped launch Andrew Yang.
And he had on Bernie Sanders on his show.
And he's advocated for UBI over and over again.
He said Barack Obama, I think he said this, was one of the greatest presidents we've ever had.
Cenk doesn't read the news.
He reads propaganda.
So they're not going to praise Joe Rogan when he says something left-wing because it's irrelevant.
They want clicks, they want money.
This is what you end up with.
People like Cenk Uygur.
I bring you now to the White House.
Inside a Biden White House adrift.
Amid a rolling series of calamities and sinking approval ratings, the president's feeling lately is that he just can't catch a break.
And that angst is rippling through his party.
You know, part of me wishes every day that I will find something to praise within the Democratic Party.
But the anti-establishment progressive voices are people like Cenk Uygur.
He doesn't read the news.
It's remarkable that, you know, Joe Rogan came out and said, you have groomers in schools.
Cenk says, tell me where that's happening.
And he falsely framed Joe's argument and didn't even bother Google searching what Joe was talking about.
I shouldn't just call him out consistently.
There's other people.
I mean, we had Matt Bender on the Tim Castanero Podcast, and he couldn't really explain any of these ideas around these progressive values.
Notably, if late-trimester abortions don't happen, why make it legal?
Serious question.
They say it's extremely rare it never happens.
I'm like, okay.
Why make it legal?
And they're like, oh, for the health of the mother.
And I'm like, no, no, no, no.
You're not understanding.
It says that you can effectively terminate the life of the baby regardless.
Why?
Oh, well, the health of the mother.
It's her choice.
Okay, dude.
They've gotten to the point where they're saying it never happens, but they're desperately trying to make it legal, and they can't give me an answer as to why I should support that.
It never happens.
Maybe it doesn't happen because it's illegal.
I don't know.
Right?
Although technically it does happen with people like Gaz Now and other really disgusting things.
I'd like to give you what I find to be one of the funniest elements of this story.
Byron York, he is Chief Political Correspondent for the Washington Examiner, tweets.
The father of ultra-MAGA.
Applying all his political savvy and the wisdom of decades of experience, President Biden comes up with a punchy slogan for the other side.
NBC News writes, A few weeks ago, Biden started employing a midterm election tactic that has been a go-to for sitting presidents—villainize the opposition.
He has sought to tether Republicans to Trump's Make America Great Again agenda.
But Biden has been leaning on White House aides to come up with a message that captures the stark choice voters face.
Biden himself thought up the phrase, Ultramaga, which he and other Democrats have started using in hope of drawing a clear contrast with Trump's movement.
The phrase tested well in polling revealed by the White House.
But it also had the unintended effect of firing up the Trump faithful.
Merchandisers have found a hot market for Ultramaga shirts.
The response.
Many on the left are laughing.
And they're saying Republicans are so dumb.
Polls showed that regular people don't like the MAGA phrasing.
Donald Trump got 74 million votes in 2020.
Joe Biden got 81 million.
There are a lot of people that say, you know, Tim, tell people the truth about 2020.
And it's like, okay, look, release the evidence.
Show me, show me some proof.
We'll have a conversation about it.
Apparently something's happening in Arizona, but yo, it's been years now.
What do you expect from me?
We'll look through it, and I did.
But I don't see any evidence suggesting that the 81 million votes were not legitimate votes.
Now, I know Bill Barr said there was fraud.
I know people talk about ballot harvesting.
I know about 2,000 mules.
But that is harvesting.
If you're talking about fraudulent ballots, there's some, perhaps?
Not that I've seen it would be big enough.
Here's what I think.
Possible?
Of course it is.
Likely?
I just don't see the world that way.
I think the reality is people were fired up and hated Donald Trump.
The economy's in shambles, gas prices are through the roof,
and it's the economy stupid.
From Politico, Democrats sweat GOP surge in South Texas special election.
Rep.
Vincent Gonzalez is warning his party of a self-inflicted tragedy in the making among Latino voters.
Democrats already had a South Texas problem, and it's on the verge of getting worse.
Republicans are well positioned to flip former Rep Filimon Velas' seat in a special election this summer, a victory that will further reduce Speaker Nancy Pelosi's already minuscule majority and send a jolt of momentum through the GOP's bid to turn the entire Rio Grande Valley red in the midterms.
National Republicans have so far pumped in nearly $450,000 on TV to help Mayra Flores become their first rep from the region in decades.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and its allies, meanwhile, have stayed out of the contest, preferring to focus on its upcoming races in the fall instead.
I'm very concerned.
Democratic Rep.
Vincent Gonzalez said, The Republicans are all in, and they have invested heavily in the district.
Yeah, I'll tell you what's happening.
Latino voters in the Rio Grande Valley don't like the broken border.
Democrats are flipping!
They're probably voting in the GOP primaries because they don't like what's going on.
Gallup says, economic pessimism growing in the U.S.
It's full stop.
That's it.
When people feel the economy is bad, they vote out the main party.
That's what happens.
I think people are relatively simple, and you can learn a lot from the data.
When people think things are going bad, they say, other guy.
So when people say 2020 election and, you know, stop the stealing and all that stuff, I'm like, guys, we had a pandemic and the economy was doing bad.
And regular people don't know about what's going on.
I get it.
There was weird stuff that happened.
But you should not rely on that regardless of whether you think it's true or not.
Some people... I think it's voter suppression.
You need to tell people, get out the vote.
Vote in the primaries.
Vote in the general.
Because if it is true that Democrats are seeking to sabotage the election for Republicans, Republicans may be sadly surprised when, come November, they're like, but we had this big GOP turnout!
What happened?
Oh, that was actually Democrats sabotaging you, and you thought you had it in the bag.
Now, considering Donald Trump's nominees, the people he's endorsed, have been winning in large amounts, I don't think Democrats are successfully sabotaging anything.
I think some probably are, but I think for the most part they're losing.
I think what we're seeing is the White House is in shambles.
People are quitting.
Take a look at this.
Biden sees exodus of black staffers and some frustration among those who remain.
The White House is historically diverse, but there are concerns internally about a wave of departures and the current culture.
At least 21 black staffers have left the White House since late last year or are planning to leave soon.
Some of those who remain say it's no wonder why.
They describe a work environment with little support from their superiors and fewer chances of promotion.
There you go, ma'am.
Not even his own diverse staffers are enjoying his administration.
Kamala Harris is like an AI predictive text just spewing out nonsense and is indecipherable.
Joe Biden, who knows what he's doing with his son.
You see that segment I produced earlier?
If you didn't listen, if you listen to the podcast, you'll hear in a minute.
Sharing phone numbers with Hunter?
And sharing links to adult content?
Yo, what is this guy even doing?
It's no surprise everything's falling apart.
Take a look at this one.
This one's hilarious.
Corinne Jean-Pierre claims she did not hear that part of the speech when Biden falsely claimed he was appointed to the Naval Academy in 1965.
She said she did not hear that part of the speech.
Quote, I need to read it myself and just go back and see what you're talking about.
I can't speak to it right now.
At the top of Biden's commencement address to Naval Academy graduates, he told a story about how Delaware Senator J. Caleb Boggs.
I was appointed to the Academy in 1965 by a senator who I was running against in 1972, Biden said.
The timeline doesn't make sense because in 1965, Biden was already graduating from the University of Delaware.
I didn't hear it.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
This administration is crumbling.
That's insane.
So let's go back to that first story, my friends.
Democrats are quitting because of this.
Dude.
I actually respect it to a certain degree.
He's trying something.
But they keep chasing the dragon, man.
That's a story I tell people from when I worked at Fusion.
When I got started at Fusion, it was ABC News Joint Venture.
They were normal.
They had a show called Drug Wars.
It was like federales in Mexico going after cartels.
I was like, oh, that's cool.
They said, we want to be nice Vice.
They had a show that was very much like Vice.
That was, they would go to the weird and wild of the world.
It's a cool show.
Never really took off.
About six months in, or eight months in, they changed the editor-in-chief.
He posted his Twitter banner, was down with whiteness and a black fist being raised.
They decided, we're getting woke!
And then I was like, why?
You know what I think happened?
They produced a bunch of videos.
The one video that got tons of traffic was on a transgender child.
I think they saw that and said, this is our market.
It's working, let's embrace it.
It makes sense, from a business perspective.
You throw out, you cast a hundred nets.
You cast a hundred lines.
You see which one gets a bite from a fish, right?
And then you pull that one in.
So when they put out all this content, and then saw that Trans Kids was generating, generated viewership for them, they said, that's where we're going, baby!
We got it!
And I said, it's a drug addiction.
You are chasing the dragon, and you will regret it.
And they did.
They went belly up.
Everybody gets laid off.
Now the company's gone.
The website became Splinter and they tried attaching it to some other property and then... What was Splinter even?
It didn't even have an identity.
They chase the dragon, man.
It is an addiction.
Regular people don't like this.
It's freaky and weird.
I'll tell you what I want to see.
This is me.
As a regular American guy, right?
I always hate commercials that don't tell you what they're selling.
Have you ever noticed this?
Pharmaceutical commercials.
Just like a woman laughing and then there's like a dragon in the air and then like fire rains in the sky and she's like oh but then she like pops a pill and it turns into sunflowers and it's like ask your doctor is Florbo Nostra is right for you and it's like no no I won't because I have no idea what you're talking about or commercials where it's like you've got so uh what was it The Kendall Jenner, whatever name is, and like they're rioting, they're protesting, and then the cop hands her a Pepsi, and I'm like, what is this?
You know, I got an idea for a commercial for Pepsi.
How about it's a dude, and he's eating a sandwich with chips, and then he like hiccups, and he's like, and then he cracks the Pepsi open, and he drinks, and he goes, he's like, Man, that's the perfect thing to wash down my sandwich and chips.
Actually speak to the experience of why you would enjoy a soda.
Not like, we're protesters!
Black Lives Matter!
I'll tell you what I want to hear from a politician.
Not victimhood, oh this is what the past is.
Here's what I want to hear.
I want to see a politician.
You want to do a campaign ad?
If it were me, I'd be like...
Hey guys, I think we've got a problem with, you know, nonsensical gun control.
Not actually addressing any of the issues.
Certain weapons are banned, but modern variants aren't.
It's not actually doing anything.
You've got to stop voting for people who will just prop up a cause, and then as soon as they get elected, walk away from it.
Here's my list of things I would do.
That would speak to me.
Maybe that's just me.
Maybe I'm a weird person who wants just an authentic, straightforward message from somebody who says, I think marijuana should be legal.
Me, personally, I think we should have restrictions on abortion after viability so I would not be in favor of the Democrats' federal bill.
If you're not all about that, don't vote for me.
I think we should tax the rich.
I think we should increase... I'll tell you why we should tax the rich.
And I'll tell you what I mean by that, because I actually, actually researched this stuff.
I think we need to expand the brackets.
I don't like the idea of just taking money from rich people and giving it to the government, but there's one thing that increased taxes and higher brackets does.
It causes rich people to spend their money.
That's really it.
I'll speak from experience running a business.
When they come to me and they're like, you're gonna see a tax increase under Biden, I go, okay, it's time to spend the money.
Otherwise, you lose it.
So, in many ways, you need to understand the effects of taxes on the economy.
It doesn't mean the government just gets to increase their revenue.
It actually could be that increasing taxes means rich people say, let's not sit on cash, let's utilize it to maximize our growth potential.
But, there's an argument around there, and I am fairly moderate, so I'm open to discussion around taxing the rich.
But I am, look, in this regard, I'm closer to Steve Bannon than I am your traditional conservative, and Bannon's more of a populist, though they call him far-right.
I think you should just be honest, be straightforward.
I'll tell you this, a lot of people probably would not want to vote for that.
Okay?
Don't!
You know, that's the thing about doing a show like this.
I don't want to be in government.
I don't want to be in politics.
I certainly won't tell you what I... I certainly will tell you what I would not do.
And I would not come out and be like, the world hates you and they're evil and nasty.
Look at my neck!
It's gross, man.
I'm going to stop.
I don't want to rant on this one.
Let me just say, I think it's nuts.
I think the Democrats have lost their minds.
I think the Republican Party has always been trash, but there's a handful of Republicans that I do like.
I prefer the Mises Caucus over anyone.
I don't know if they can actually win, but we will see.
I might actually want to vote for them.
I would love to see Libertarians in Congress.
Let's see what we can pull off.
Where are you at, New Hampshire?
Shout out to the Mises Caucus guys.
I think they're pretty good dudes.
I don't agree with them on a lot of things.
But I think we need authentic and honest people.
Republican and Democratic parties ain't got it.
I'll leave it there.
Next segment's coming up at 8 p.m.
over at youtube.com slash timcast IRL.
Thanks for hanging out and I will see you all then.
I cannot scroll even a few seconds on Facebook without coming across a meme from a liberal that says something like, Conservatives are banning books!
It's a narrative they've long run with.
That conservatives are censorious and suppress information.
And maybe that's true to a certain degree.
But I don't think it's necessarily indicative of conservatives.
We have this story from the Daily Mail.
Quote, Today the left has gone so effing far left, Joe Rogan decries liberals who are now suppressive and support the nanny state, while it's the right who are celebrating comedians and free speech.
I don't think the left has gone overtly anti-free speech.
I think they've developed their own insane culture.
I think what's really happening is the establishment itself has always opposed anything that deviates outside the approved narrative.
Always.
When I bring up on TimCast IRL that the left used to be about free speech and the right was censorious, people immediately say, oh yeah, Tipper Gore, big conservative.
Oh yeah, Tipper Gore, a Democrat.
And Tipper Gore, the second lady of the United States, is the person who led the charge on the parental music group or whatever labeling on albums.
I have the article, we'll pull it up and talk about it.
But she was concerned that parents were not realizing The music being listened to by their children contained sexually explicit or demonic influences and that they needed to put warning labels on the music for parents.
That's fascinating.
I mean, that's a conservative idea today, right?
Republicans saying, you shouldn't be teaching kids about these things.
We don't want kids exposed to this adult material.
Well, that's where Tipper Gore was in 1985, so what's really happening?
I'll put it simply, and then we'll talk about, you know, all these stories that are happening right now.
I think the establishment included Republicans and Democrats.
And Democrats wanted new ideas introduced into the mainstream to shift culture.
But, for the most part, they agreed with conservatives on what was or wasn't acceptable.
It was the Uniparty.
I remember seeing those old videos of a Republican and a Democrat.
yelling at each other on the on the on the senate floor or the
house floor and then afterwards they walk over pat each other on the
back shake hands that's it
you see these videos in modern times of lindsey graham screaming spitting and yelling oh this kamala
harris and then he walks over and he and he fist bumps her
because it's a uniparty
They feign disagreement.
We heard this from some of the, we had the Freedom Caucus, some Freedom Caucus people on TimCastIRL pointing out that Republicans and Democrats alike will purposefully not pass legislation that would get them a victory because they need the wedge issue to win elections.
This is how it's always been, or it's been for a long time.
Democratic voters will say, we want X. Then you'll get half the Democrats saying, we propose X. But there will be one Democrat will go, well, we got a compromise, so we're not going to do it.
The reality is, as we've been told, that the leadership will go to one of these politicians and say, don't vote yes.
We don't want to repeal Obamacare.
We need to complain about it to give us something to fight about.
They're not actually fighting for you.
What's happened now is something interesting.
The old guard is fading out.
Boomers, the silent generation, and even Gen Xers are starting to age out.
Millennials are starting to take over.
Now, of course, Gen Xers are still very much everywhere, you know, in their 50s.
Boomers, still very much leading industry, especially the wealthiest.
But Millennials are now grabbing the reins.
And millennials on the left are very much pro-establishment.
So it would appear, when you see this story about Joe Rogan, that the left is going so far left that they don't support free speech anymore.
No, no, no.
The left wants free speech for teachers in schools to groom your kids.
The left wants free speech for books about cult ideology for your kids.
They want what's best for them.
So what's really happening?
I think the establishment is losing.
And we're seeing the emergence of a new generation.
People like those in the Mises caucus of the Libertarian Party, people like you or I, probably grew up liberal but believe in edgy comedy and free speech because we used to watch shows about this.
But that edgy comedy was in line with the establishment narrative.
And now that the establishment is trying to dictate where we go, they are now opposed to it.
So now we have, we have these amazing stories from Fast Company.
Why you need to take right-wing comedy seriously.
From Joe Rogan to the Babylon Bee to Steven Crowder, the new book, That's Not Funny, deconstructs their appeal and why it matters.
Joe Rogan, right-wing comedy!
Joe!
You say you're a liberal, but this is the world we live in.
You are now a right-wing comedian.
I suppose Dave Chappelle is as well, because they're all transphobes.
You see, the issue is not that the left used to support free speech.
They did not.
And I will show you.
From the Daily Mail.
Speaking on Tuesday's episode of the podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, Rogan lamented that he felt Democrats had abandoned free speech and openness to other people's ideas.
He said that in the past, the right was the suppressive party, but that now the left has assumed that mantle.
He's not 100% right.
I actually think he's mostly right, but I think it has more to do with establishment politics.
The Republican Party has been taken over by populists.
The Democrat Party was able to fend off, but was forced to adopt many of these ideas.
Now, of course, what we're seeing is a hard cultural split.
Many on the left say, you can't say racist things, and we deem that to be racist, so we will ban you.
And because they have establishment institutional power, it's effective.
On the right, they're saying, you can't introduce these ideas to children.
I happen to agree with that, but the left doesn't.
The left is claiming the right is suppressing free speech and they're supporting cancel culture.
Ultimately, what it comes down to is, do you believe in reality, or do you believe in the narrative?
Do you believe in the foundation of this country and the things this country was founded on, or do you just go with the flow of the establishment and what they seek to dictate for you?
It's more authoritarian versus libertarian, I suppose, more than anything.
I'd like to take you back in time, my friends, and give you a sort of simple history.
I bring you to a Wikipedia... I'm sorry, this is not Wikipedia.
This is a fan wiki for Magic the Gathering, a card game.
Many of you are probably familiar with Magic the Gathering.
I'm sure many of you play.
I'm sure many of you don't.
For those that don't, Magic the Gathering is a fantasy strategy card game.
In the early 90s, there was a card called Unholy Strength.
The original art featured a pentagram, considered to be a symbol for the occult and suggestive of demonic themes.
As of fourth edition, which is, you know, the fourth edition of the set, it has been removed.
It was the result of pressure from various groups against the demonic and satanic themes.
And Christian groups started to complain about how Magic the Gathering was introducing young defenseless minds to the influence of the devil.
Such groups caused enough of a stir that Wizards of the Coast stopped producing creatures of the subtype Demon for several years.
Unholy Strength is by no means the only card in Magic where the art has been changed due to public outcry.
Other cards, including Crusade, have been given alternate art due to public outcry.
This is back in like 1996 or something.
Conservative Christian groups were upset that young people were being influenced with demonic themes.
Fascinating.
I don't think you would see the same thing from the right today.
But, not too dissimilar, there's concerns about adult activities being presented to children.
Now, in my opinion, artwork of a demonic nature is fine.
Why?
It is a fantasy theme that is not implying something is good.
You are showing a man who is getting unholy power.
I have no problem with that depiction.
Because the depiction is not telling people to support it.
Today, in the classroom, you have teachers showing books to children, or children being able to collect books, depicting racist ideologies or overtly adult activities.
Well, that's the line for me.
Is the idea supposed to be that I am now a conservative and Joe Rogan, we're both right-wing because we're like, hey, yo, you shouldn't be showing children sexual activities?
Think about what that means.
If this is the path we are to follow in 10 years, are we going to be far right and conservatives will be okay with children being shown graphic depictions?
Think about what that means.
It means they're grooming kids.
They're trying to shift.
When people on the right say they're trying to normalize I'm trying to normalize pedophilia.
If we are going to follow in this direction, similar to how the 90s were, then that seems to be the case.
To simplify, I have no problem with the pentagram art.
I do have a problem with what they're showing kids.
If they're not trying to apply that label to me, what does that mean 10 years from now?
What will be acceptable?
Take a look at this.
This is from June 10th, 2020.
Racist Magic.
Racist Magic the Gathering cards banned, removed from database by publisher.
It is not the religious right that is getting the latest Magic the Gathering cards banned.
Two years ago, a bunch of cards were actually banned.
Invoke Prejudice showed men in black robes with pointy hats, and it was meant to be a card about prejudice.
They said this one was overtly racist, and the guy who wrote it, I'm sorry, who drew it apparently was racist.
Crusade.
Crusade.
A reference to the Crusades.
It says all white creatures get plus one, plus one.
You don't need to understand the game.
It is a stat bonus.
And it is a white spell.
In Magic the Gathering, you have white magic, black magic, green magic, blue magic, red magic.
White does not mean white people and black does not mean black people.
But sure enough, they've banned a bunch of cards because they're offensive.
Jihad has been banned.
It's a thing!
Jihad is a thing!
Why ban it?
It's not racist to mention a thing in this theme.
Cleanse, a magic the gathering cards as all black creatures in play are destroyed.
They banned this.
Now it was the religious right who banned Unholy Strength.
But it was Tipper Gore, a Democrat.
I don't think it was the left or the right.
I think it's the establishment.
And when the right was a part of the establishment, they got stuff banned.
Tipper Gore, a Democrat, got stuff banned.
They say, the Parents Music Resource Center was an American committee formed in 85 with the goal of increasing parental control over the access of children to music deemed to have violent, drug-related, or sexual themes via labeling albums with parental advisory stickers.
Ultimately, I don't know if they got things banned.
I should clarify that.
They say, you know, ultimately the Washington wives got labeling put on these things.
I think what we're seeing now is the establishment is outraged.
It's angry that it can't dictate the narrative.
The argument or the idea is that over time society has drifted leftward.
Every generation has been more progressive left-wing than the previous for the past hundred years.
That changed with Generation Z. Probably has more to do with birthing trends than anything.
But this means now that the establishment is still trying to pull everything in the progressive direction, which apparently now includes sexualizing children, which is creepy, and they're not able to.
I think a big component in this is the internet and the ability of people on the right and the people who hold more traditional values being able to stand their ground.
When the entirety of the media apparatus was in the control of the establishment, they could dictate what was or was not acceptable.
But now, regular people have the ability to create shows like this, and they can't handle it.
Their attempts at shifting the culture aren't working, regardless of whether it's left or right.
I think what we ultimately see is Donald Trump is anti-establishment, Joe Biden is establishment.
Bill Kristol, conservative, is now pro-Democrat.
Many of these conservatives who, I shouldn't even call them conservatives, the Republican establishment, they start like the Lincoln Project.
They're now full-on for Democrats.
They campaign against Trump and they say, we need to restore the party of Lincoln.
Then once Trump loses, they say, eh, we're still opposed to Republicans.
Why is that?
Many people pointed this out saying, see, they're grifters.
They're just trying to make money.
I think it's because the Republican Party is being taken over by anti-establishment youthful voices.
The Mises Caucus just took over the Libertarian Party.
That was amazing.
Take a look at this from Forbes.
Here we go.
Gutfeld turned Fox News Channel into a late night ratings juggernaut.
Here we go, here's the conversation.
What can reverse late night TV's decline?
What do you mean?
May 11th, what can reverse the decline?
May 3rd, Greg Gutfeld turned Fox News Channel into a late-night ratings juggernaut.
There's a new establishment in town.
The culture is shifting.
When you look at the ratings for a lot of these late-night shows, they don't have the key demo.
And the people they do have Older, liberal types?
You know, we had a conversation on IRL that was fascinating.
Someone was mentioning to us that their parents are the boomers who watch late-night TV, but late-night TV is making fun of them now all day every day, so they just don't watch it.
Colbert mocks them and their ideas.
Surprise, surprise, people are flocking to Fox News, but even the key demo is flocking to Fox News, so what could it be?
Maybe the reason late-night TV is in decline is because you are stodgy, insane, boring authoritarians.
It's not right-wing or left-wing.
Here we go.
Joe Rogan, right-wing comedy, writes Fast Company.
They say, it was one of the most spectacular TV flops of the 21st century.
Late in the second term of President George W. Bush in 07, Fox News decided that it had the right-wing alternative to Comedy Central's popular The Daily Show.
The half-hour news hour would puncture liberal pieties and media bias in the fashion that Jon Stewart and his cast of fake correspondents fired barbs at conservatives.
The show tanked hard, more or less, after the pilot aired in February 2007.
And with its failure, modern progressives and future leftists had all the evidence they needed.
Conservatives weren't funny.
For the last 15 years, that take, frequently informed by one failed late-night show, had stuck among anyone who wasn't conservative.
But all the while, right-wingers were making comedy and succeeding.
Some of it flew under the radar in subterranean clubs and YouTube channels, but there were also the popular sitcoms of Tim Allen, Kevin James, Dennis Miller, and Owning Libs content.
Populating your dad's Facebook feed from Ben Shapiro on the Daily Wire, and most notably, the rise of Joe Rogan.
You see, they just... Joe Rogan is not right-wing.
Joe Rogan's borderline socialist.
They just don't get it.
This should be a white pill moment.
They are losing their minds.
You know, I looked at the ratings.
I think I have the ratings here.
Top 50 programs on cable, the five.
3.5 million.
Wow!
Tucker Carlson tonight, 3.3 million.
Whoa!
Jesse Waters, 2.9.
Yowza!
Handley, 2.8.
Wow, Jesse Waters is beating Handley.
Brett Baier, 2.5.
Ingram Angle, 2.5.
Gutfeld, 1.9.
Outnumbered.
Why is Fox News the top of all programs?
Isn't that amazing?
Then you come down here, you got Chris Hayes, you got Deadline, you got Joy Reid.
Here's what you need to understand about these ratings.
Tucker Carlson, that is a massively impressive nearly 3.4 million viewers.
And only about 400,000 are in the key demo.
That's interesting, isn't it?
Three million or so people are older than 54 years old and they watch Tucker Carlson.
Like Tucker, they're probably leaning Gen X. The key demo is, it's 18 to 54 for the most part.
The money demo, they call it, where people are buying stuff, the demographic you want to advertise to.
When you take a look at CNN, Newsroom, their key demo ratings are like 90,000 or 100,000.
And I thought about this, and I thought about the work that we do here at TimCast and TimCast IRL, and what I'm doing now, and I'm like, man, I can't hang with that.
3 point whatever million?
And then I realized something.
Yo, the times are a-changin', and it's gonna be really interesting.
My key demo ratings for this show Uh, almost all of the viewership.
So these videos, depending on the time of season, election season, like, you know, 300 to 500,000, it's crazy, but it's all key demographic.
All.
Being a little hyperbolic, it's like 95%.
That's crazy.
Maybe like 80 to 95%, depending on the video.
Timcast IRL is like 90% key demographic.
That means we're hitting across the board like 500,000 views in the key demographic on the full podcast alone.
And then on our clips, it's another 600,000-700,000.
We're looking at like a million or so unique views in the key demo.
Now, we're not the same format as Tucker Carlson.
His content gets views on YouTube as well, but in terms of their late-night shows, key demographic.
That's where things get interesting.
Because what's going to happen is that boomers are going to age out.
They're going to retire.
They're going to stop watching TV.
They're going to pass on.
Similar things will happen to Gen Xers.
When we are in our 40s and 50s, it's going to be us.
It's going to be the massive viewership, but I think it's being split up.
Cable TV has high ratings among older viewers because they all watch the same thing.
Younger people will watch a bunch of different shows, and I don't think we will see a return to that degree of viewership.
I'm not convinced that Timcast IRL will be getting 3-5 million views per night.
I think we'll probably stay around where we are.
Because with the ability to watch whatever you want, one channel On Fox News.
One show on Fox News.
Now people can watch ten different versions of it, and they will.
Take a look at this.
Fast Company says, while liberals lost their way doing orange man bad comedy during the Trump administration, a new ecosystem emerged of right-wing comedians.
On podcasts, YouTube, and yes, Fox News, it's been growing increasingly popular for their transgressive and anti-trans humor.
Matt Sienkiewicz and Nick Marks, media studies professors at Boston College, spent untold hours consuming right-wing comedy to produce their new book, That's Not Funny, How the Right Wing Makes Comedy Work for Them.
The reality is, it is funny.
You just are stodgy losers who can't make jokes.
You know, I pulled up The Onion, and then I was like, remember when The Onion was funny?
Off-duty officer instinctively reaches to turn off body camera during argument with wife.
When I mention that The Onion isn't funny, not anymore, people on the left get really angry.
Stop making fun of our sacred cows!
The Onion is ours!
The Onion used to be funny!
Take a look at this!
Overcome stress by visualizing it as a greedy, hook-nosed race of creatures.
One of the most infamous and famous clips from The Onion from 2010, with 1.6 million views.
In it, it's a mock morning show where a woman basically says that if you want to get rid of your money stress, visualize hook-nosed, greedy race of creatures.
The joke is she's an anti-Semite.
And it's funny because it's supposed to be a morning show but the woman is detestable It's shock content.
It's edgy humor.
Not meant to be taken literally.
But I wonder.
People on the left don't understand humor.
Maybe it's because... Here's what I think happened.
When I was young, I watched South Park.
When I grow up, you have the social justice left that just adheres to tribalism, and so they say that's not allowed.
So they cut that out of their media diets.
People like me say, I don't care what's allowed!
I like jokes!
So I end up reading the Babylon Bee instead of The Onion, the Christian conservative satire news site.
It's funnier.
They make funnier segments.
They're more culturally relevant.
That's where I think we're going.
I had a conversation with some people I knew from Vice.
And I mentioned to them that, you know, back in the day, Vice was edgy.
They'd make offensive articles.
Here's the example.
There's an app.
It's an AI app.
You take a picture of a woman, and the AI will, using the shape of her body, render an image of her topless, with no shirt on.
And they wrote the article, this horrible app, or something like that.
This horrible app will show you any woman topless.
I said to them, you realize that in 2010, Vice would have titled the article, this awesome app will show you any woman topless.
They're trying to maximize the speech of those who would be suppressed or oppressed.
They say the right is trying to ban books.
I think the establishment has always feigned being pro-free speech, and they slowly allowed people to push the boundaries to challenge traditional culture, but only as much as they would allow.
That's why you see Tipper Gore in the 80s.
Now that the establishment is losing, they've lost control of the narrative, they are desperately trying to latch on to whatever they can.
Joe Rogan must be right wing.
Because the left are the true virtuous people, right?
They were the ones who knew what was best for you.
It's not so cut and dry.
It is very much so a major cultural shift.
That the left believes they are pro-free speech by protecting marginalized voices.
The right says they're pro-free speech for allowing people to speak.
The reality is, the cultures are just breaking apart.
That's where we really are at.
But Joe Rogan, I think, shouldn't be surprised that it's the right that's defending him because, to the left, Joe, you are right-wing!
Now you might say you're a liberal, and so would I. I'd say you're a liberal, I'd say I'm a liberal.
We were hanging out with Brandon Strzok a walk away the other day, and he said to me before the show, he's like, so are you conservative now or what?
And I was like, no.
I don't... Nothing makes sense anymore, does it?
Joe, if we go by the language of the left is right-wing.
If we go by what's true, Joe's a liberal and so am I. But does that really matter when we're up against the left and they view anyone who's not in agreement with them right-wing?
What does right-wing even mean at this point?
We're not even speaking the same language and that's the issue.
Well anyway, I don't know, a little bit all over the place, but you get the point.
I'll leave it there.
Right-wing comedy has taken over.
Let it be a white pill moment, I suppose.
Because if they're gonna give up Joe Rogan and say he's right-wing, well then, so be it.
I'm sure the right's happy to have him.
Next segment's coming up at 1 p.m.
on this channel.
Thanks for hanging out, and I'll see you all then.
Ladies and gentlemen, major breaking news.
Hunter Biden's search history has been revealed.
I don't even know if I can talk about what the president's son was doing with his father without getting in trouble on YouTube.
I can't show you some of the images that were featured, and I think you understand why.
Hunter Biden texted his father a link to an adult Alright, whatever.
We're gonna get demonetized on this one for sure.
But this is the story right here.
Hunter Biden.
They say this.
From the Daily Mail, and I don't know what I can show, but, you know, just so you guys... You're being warned, alright?
iMessage records appear to show Hunter sent a link to a Pornhub page to a phone number he had saved in his contacts book as Dad on October 22nd, 2018.
However, other texts show he and Joe Biden used each other's phone numbers at various times, so it's unclear whether the president was using that number at the time.
No!
That is wrong!
That is opinion!
Let's talk about the facts.
Here's the story.
Hunter Biden's laptop was leaked a long time ago.
The contents of the hard drive have been put online.
You can search them.
Many people have.
I'm assuming this is where they got this information from.
Hunter Biden was searching for a bunch of ridiculous things.
He was searching for adult content featuring the abuse of illicit substances, which he himself abused.
I'm trying to be careful here.
And he texted his dad a link to Pornhub.
And the Daily Mail says, other texts show they shared each other's phone numbers.
That does not clear Joe Biden!
That implicates him!
When you are- Can I- Look.
When they say they appear to show Hunter sending a link to an account labeled Dad, for all you know, it was Joe sending it to Hunter.
This is the crazy thing here with this story.
So I had to remove all of these images, because I can't show them on YouTube.
Daily Mail's got the full story.
But I can show you the captions.
The profile picture for his account is a photo of two women sitting on him in a bed in a messy room, while a white dog is also perched on the bed in the background.
In one embarrassing video, a post-coital hunter is seen nude and grimacing before farting audibly.
In several of the raw videos on his computer, Hunter finished with the woman and then left the camera running as he hunched in front of the screen, pouring over the footage.
So, Hunter Biden's badges have been leaked.
All right.
The private history of Hunter Biden.
They call him the prophet.
What does that mean?
Geez.
Five-year-old account, philosopher, lieutenant, the mugshot, the sophomore, the corporal, IFAP, The Virgin?
Okay, whatever, dude.
None of that is what I think is the biggest point of this story.
We can make fun of somebody's search history.
That's the meme, right?
There's constant jokes where someone's dying and they'll be like, ERASE MY SEARCH HISTORY.
Because they don't want people to go on the computer and see what they're looking for, especially when context is stripped of the searches, right?
Let's give a shout-out to our good friend Kurt Eichenwald.
This is a guy who posted an image on Twitter, and one of the thumbnails, I think, was like some kind of Japanese adult comics.
Anyway, it was a weird fetish thing, and then he was like, I swear I don't read that stuff!
unidentified
I was trying to explain to my wife that it exists!
Take a look at everything we know about Joe Biden.
He's on camera sniffing little girls.
It's creepy.
He is on camera sniffing little girls.
He is on camera groping women.
His son is a drug-abusing deviant who texted someone named Dad a link to Pornhub.
Here's what I think.
My personal opinion.
Maybe I'm wrong, right?
I know that the establishment press is going to get outraged.
They'll be offended by me saying this.
I think when Hunter Biden was young, Joe Biden sexually abused him.
I think the reason you see this drug abuse, someone who gets abused, they start using drugs to cope with the trauma and the pain.
Because of this, they become a deviant doing these things themselves.
I wonder how it is.
Joe Biden.
Working class Joe, they call him.
You know, erasing Hunter Biden, this guy, Hunter, turned out to be a crack addict.
Deviant.
I mean, I guess sometimes it happens.
But that's on Joe Biden, who raised the guy.
Then you take a look at this right here.
It appears to show that they are texting each other.
Or that Hunter texted Dad.
That's the big one.
So I'm going to read the article for you, and I imagine YouTube might get mad about this one.
So look.
It is what it is, but this is the news.
And, um, you know, I think I made my point clear that what Hunter does in Hunter's private time, I'm very libertarian on this stuff, but this is... it's the link to his dad.
The Daily Mail reports, Hunter's search history reveals his obsession with adult content and fantasies including 18-year-old lonely widow and milf crack cocaine porn.
He uploaded his own videos and texted a link to someone named Dad.
That right there.
This is crazy stuff.
Hunter Biden was working at Burisma.
This is why it all comes back to Joe.
He was on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company.
Joe Biden goes to that country, tells the president to fire the prosecutor who had been investigating the founder of that company.
Otherwise, you're not getting the billion dollar loan guarantee.
Joe Biden had no legal authority to threaten to withhold U.S.
aid to this country in exchange for a personal favor.
Now, of course, the mainstream media says this was in line with U.S.
policy.
In line with?
Joe Biden was the vice president.
The policy was what he wanted it to be.
He went there and said, do this, and they said, you have no authority to do it.
Call the president, see what he says.
My interpretation of the events is that they were caught off guard.
Joe Biden wanted this and knew Obama would have his back.
They put him on the board for whatever reason of Burisma and perhaps, I think, Joe Biden was getting that cut.
Hunter Biden was getting a report of $83,000 per month from Burisma.
There's reports about 10% for the big guy and things like that with these various deals that were happening.
They shared bank accounts.
They shared phone numbers.
This is the story.
When we accuse Hunter Biden of having sent a message or done something, it may have been Joe.
I don't care about the weird things he's into.
I want to know why it is they shared bank accounts and they shared phone numbers.
Perhaps Joe Biden did not go to Ukraine and threatened to withhold aid because he was he was in line with American policy.
Perhaps he didn't do it to protect his son.
Perhaps he did it to protect himself.
I'll tell you what I think.
I think Joe Biden puts Hunter on the board of Burisma so that he can have influence and Hunter serves as his proxy.
I think he does it so that Hunter can give the money to Joe so that Joe can use the money.
Oh, working class Joe, he wants a cut.
Joe Biden's brother, what's his name, Jim, as soon as Joe gets put in charge of Iraq, Jim all of a sudden is getting these lucrative contracts.
The thing here that you need to understand is that they shared phone numbers.
Now let's talk about that.
All this weird stuff that Hunter's into.
Milf crack cocaine.
Well, assuming his age, assuming his abuse of crack cocaine, seems to be what he's into.
Lonely widow.
Yo.
His brother died, and he hooked up with his brother's widow.
That's crazy stuff.
Right there.
That's like weird family stuff.
And look, I'll say, I can point out he seems to be a bad guy.
That weird stuff he wants to be into, whatever.
They say of the 281 websites found in his search history over 6 days, 98 was adult content.
Hunter had a premium account under Arheast and also uploaded his own amateur videos but was careful not to show his face.
He was also a regular user of cam sites.
He made screen recordings of himself interacting with the women.
That's crazy.
Text messages show Hunter apparently sent a link to an adult content page to a phone number he had saved as dad.
Among his search history is a visit to an article about his sister Ashley Biden's partying and arrest history, as well as repeated Google searches of himself.
So, um, I, I, I should, I can't show you the images.
Some of them are like, they posted photos of Hunter and they've censored, it's nasty, right?
They've censored some of his body, but he's like nude.
Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop has laid bare his secret porn addiction, as well as his penchant for making his own amateur videos.
The internet search list shows Hunter was frequently visiting adult content sites and making other Google searches before he broke his laptop and took it to be repaired at a Delaware shop where he abandoned it.
I want answers.
When they say, let me scroll down, I'm gonna get in trouble from some of these images, dude.
When they say that other techs Joe, he and Joe used each other's phone numbers.
That's more damning.
It seems like the Daily Mail is trying to make it seem like he sent this to his dad, but maybe he was sending it to himself.
Yo, maybe his dad was sending it to him.
Maybe Joe is using these numbers and using Hunter as a shield.
There's a bunch of other stuff in here.
Screenshots from another explicit video show Hunter left a woman tied up on his bed with a red stocking over her head while he went out to get pastries.
He returned and took a screenshot as he munched on a sandwich.
This is crazy stuff.
I don't even know where to go with this.
I think Joe Biden is corrupt.
I think he abused his kid.
I think the sitting president is burning this country to the ground.
And I think he's probably... I think in many ways, Joe Biden is a proxy.
A lot of people say that he's a puppet, right?
And that someone else is really calling the shots.
I often push back on that and think, no, I think Joe Biden's the president.
And I think his inability to speak and his creepy, freakish behavior Well, I think that bleeds into his son's freakish behavior.
But I think his inability to speak, what ends up happening is he's talking to his chief of staff and all that stuff, and he'll say something muttering nonsense, and they'll have no idea what to do.
But I do think Joe is acting on a cultural pressure when it comes to things like climate change.
We can definitively say that Joe Biden is the cause of the rising gas prices.
Granted, a large spike was caused by Vladimir Putin.
Absolutely.
And now the sanctions on Russian gas, the suspension of Russian gas from Russia is not going to the Netherlands now.
What's happening in Europe will impact the United States.
I think that's on Putin for sure.
It's stupid to just say Biden's to blame for all of this.
But when they mentioned the phone number thing, I think Joe Biden is a sexual deviant.
Joe Biden!
I think it bleeds over into his son.
His son is a keyhole glimpse into the life of Joe.
And I think knowing Joe and the things he's done, the accusations made against him, I think it all becomes clear, doesn't it?
Hunter Biden was likely abused.
And this is why he is the way he is.
Joe Biden has been using his family to prop up his interests.
You see it in the story Biden Inc.
from Politico.
And his son is just a waste, crack addict man.
How does this man become president?
The revelations here, I think the realization here is shocking.
The story on Joe Biden and how his career tracked neatly alongside the expanding wealth of his family, it's from several years ago, before Joe Biden became president, before he was running.
This means two things.
Large groups of voters in this country don't know or don't care who they're voting for.
It means that many people who voted for Joe Biden didn't bother to do a single Google search into these stories.
It means the media covered this up to put a corrupt, disgusting individual in the White House because they hate Trump that much.
Now what's that?
You're going to talk about Donald Trump and grab him by the hoo-hoo and all the other comments he made?
I'm not here to defend Donald Trump.
You can't play those games here with me.
That's what they do on Twitter.
You see it with Michael Malice.
He'll say something like, Joe Biden did X, and they'll be like, but Donald Trump does that!
People were so blinded by rage from the media that they were willing to vote for this man.
I'd like more and more answers to this phone number.
Will we get a single journalist to ask Joe Biden these questions?
Did you share phone numbers with your son?
Why did your son send you a link to a premium Pornhub account?
Was it actually you using that phone?
Or get this.
Here's another.
If Hunter Biden really was sending it to himself, to a phone number called Dad, is it possible that Hunter Biden was doing business as Joe?
You see, these are the things that you start to wonder when you see something like this.
He creates a phone number called Dad.
Maybe his dad doesn't really use it that much.
But if he was really sending it to himself, this means that Hunter Biden had access to a phone number that was presumably Joe Biden.
Was Hunter Biden using his dad's name to do these business dealings and make money?
Did Joe know about it?
Or was it Joe himself?
Here's what I have to wonder.
A father and son sharing phone accounts?
That seems strange to me.
What seems to make more sense is that Joe Biden Well, considering the images that we saw from Hunter, it could be that Hunter was using both.
But then we'd have to assume that Hunter Biden was the one pulling the strings.
Maybe.
I'm not convinced.
He seems like he's a nut.
He's a lunatic.
I think what's more likely, considering the contracts from his brother Jim, the things we've seen with the quid pro quo in Ukraine, Joe Biden uses his son and brother as proxies to make money for himself, manipulating the power of government against other countries for personal gain.
Remember this when you go into the midterms.
I think most of you already do.
I think a lot of people probably are just going to vote Republican because this is shockingly insane.
But I also want you to recognize that there are people who either don't know and don't care and they're gonna vote for this or they do know and they don't care.
I suppose it's fair to point out there's probably people who do know about this and like it, which is creepy.
But this is what we have in Joe Biden as a president.
So when I say that the country is collapsing or that we're nearing civil war, do you doubt me?
I'm not trying to read the future or anything like that.
I'm just looking at this like, yo, you want to complain about Donald Trump and decorum?
You want to complain about Donald Trump and cultural problems?
Joe Biden is showing himself to be worse than Donald Trump.
Oh, Donald Trump said that when you're famous, women let you do whatever you want.
Yeah, he said when you're famous, women let you do whatever you want.
Joe Biden grabs women and sniffs them and has had to apologize for it.
Joe Biden was accused by Tara Reade of doing unspeakable things to her.
And the people in this country hated Trump so much, they voted this man in.
The vice president to an administration that killed American citizens without charge or trial.
That killed an American child, Abdur Rahman al-Awlaki.
Where's the outrage?
Yo, I think if we're going to see more politicians like Joe Biden, we are doomed.
Because regular people like URI, we can see the level of depravity and corruption here.
We know what it manifests in.
This country is being ripped apart.
It is being usurped by people who simply want to take power, make money, by any means necessary.
They care about nothing.
Leftists wanting, I don't know, whatever they can get are willing to support or prop up Joe Biden because they don't want Donald Trump coming in and toppling it all.
They want the machine to remain intact so they can seize control of it.
So they tell their followers, go vote for Joe Biden.
Before all these leftists went and voted for Joe Biden, videos had emerged of Joe Biden sniffing young girls and women.
Where was the Me Too movement?
When Tara Reid complained about it, they said it was a lie and manipulation.
And they all walk in lockstep, believing this stuff.
I think Joe Biden's only out for himself.
He plagiarized in the 80s.
He's plagiarized over and over again.
His campaign slogan, Build Back Better, that's a European slogan that he even got called for.
I think Boris Johnson called him out for using it.
Because that's what he is!
He's been a scammer his whole life, and he's made his way to the White House, and it breaks my heart to see it.
This is the current state of U.S.
politics.
So let me just say it for the 50th time, my friends.
Read it critically.
When they claim that Hunter and Joe shared an account, most people are going to make it the assumption, well, as they say, it's unclear whether the President was using that number at the time.
They make it seem like Hunter Biden was the one orchestrating this, when it very well may be the inversion.
That Joe Biden is the one who was running the whole thing.
I don't know, man.
I don't know what I'll say about this.
I just saw this story and I was quite shocked by it.
I'm only imagining that YouTube is demonetizing it and going to age restrict or something like that because some of this stuff is just way over the top.
I think we need to impeach Joe Biden.
I don't think Republicans will do it unless we can get rid of the RINOs, but Kevin McCarthy's likely to become Speaker of the House.
You're not going to get an impeachment.
Maybe it doesn't matter, though.
Maybe you'll get a committee that moves to do it.
Maybe they'll be able to get around Kevin McCarthy or Mitch McConnell or whatever.
You know, we've had some Republicans on Tim Kast's IRL who said, I think we gotta unify.
I don't think we should be playing this game.
And I'm just like, bro, I gotta be honest.
You know, the dude we had on, Matthew Foley, I believe his name was, he said he didn't want to impeach Joe Biden.
All right, man.
Well, in my opinion, I wouldn't vote for you.
I want to vote for the person who says we're going to impeach him day one and investigate all of this.
I don't care.
I don't care about this idea, but if we do that, then there's going to be conflict and, you know, I don't care.
You don't let people get away with illegal things just because you're worried about stability.
Because if you don't investigate it, then things destabilize.
