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Democrats BURY Biden, Push Speech LATE Then BOOT HIM From DNC, JOE CRIES | TimcastNews
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tim pool ▲ ● ▼
Ladies and gentlemen, last night, history was made.
Joe Biden gave a late night speech in the opening night of the convention.
And, well, it was all to get rid of him.
Nate Silver even brings it up.
Donald Trump speaks in the last night of the RNC to thunderous applause, the primetime slot.
Joe Biden's speech is on day one.
It's pushed super late so that no one is able to watch it because half the country lives in East Coast time.
And then the next day, Joe Biden.
Bye bye.
Booted!
Now I know what they're going to say.
They didn't kick him out, Tim.
You can't say that.
Blah, blah, blah.
It is an opinion that Joe Biden having a speech to push back super late on day one and then leaving right away is the Democrats saying, get out, Joe.
You make us look bad.
Talk about a sad, sad state of affairs for Joe Biden to be tossed aside like a used rag by the Democratic Party.
He cried.
Joe Biden cried last night.
Man.
You know, look, that's a sad reality to it, that eventually you do get old, you become useless, and they throw you aside like a cheap used rag.
Not everybody, though.
Some people live on into a great old age with reverence and remain legends for eternity.
Stories are written of these individuals, often exaggerated, Legends emerge, but not Joe Biden.
Joe Biden, you are nothing.
His first acceptance speech for the party nomination was during COVID with no thunderous applause.
And he hoped, the man he hoped, he wanted this at the convention.
To thunderous applause, thousands of people screaming and cheering, Joe!
Joe!
Instead, they said, Bye Joe!
Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Talk about sad, to be completely honest.
So we definitely got to get into what went down at the DNC last night.
That's the big news.
And of course, Hillary Clinton said, we got Trump on the run, called him a convicted felon, and the crowd erupts.
Lock him up.
Lock him up.
I love it because Hillary smiles.
She's like, and the best part was, When Donald Trump led the Lock Her Up chants, he didn't lead them.
The same thing happened.
The crowd starts cheering and then Trump's like, yeah, you know, like whatever.
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The media was like, oh, God, they're talking about arresting Hillary Clinton.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
And now that they're doing it to Trump, it's a OK, everybody.
We're good.
Hypocrisy.
But my friends, while we revel in Joe Biden's misery, this man.
And they cheer for their false criminal convictions against Donald Trump, which we can get into.
Let me just stress this, because I know not everybody watching this show is attuned to the news all day, and there's probably some Democrats being like, fake convictions!
Trump was convicted!
I implore you, good sir or madam who dares challenge such an assertion, tell me what the underlying crimes were and read the charging documents.
An unlisted crime.
That's what Trump was convicted on.
Unlisted.
They say unlisted.
What was the crime?
You can't charge someone for a crime based on another crime that has never been adjudicated.
And that's exactly what happened with Donald Trump.
So spare me.
You can argue that he falsified business records.
I'm listening, but that's a misdemeanor.
The charging documents say it's become a felony.
It's aggravated because of another crime.
That's all it says.
Another crime.
Which one?
We don't know.
Never happened.
So, my friends, those are false.
But anyway, this results in people going, oh, lock him up, lock him up.
But we do have good news.
You can argue that the Democrats are playing dirty.
They have their victories.
Certainly they do.
Harley-Davidson has abandoned its woke DEI policies after right-wing outrage.
And I don't like to say right-wing because it's just bikers.
Bikers ain't woke, dude.
Sorry.
Sorry, Harley.
You tried.
So they're backing away from that.
And then, of course, Disney is also reeling.
The Acolyte has been cancelled!
For those who don't know, Acolyte was their new Star Wars show.
I didn't care to watch it because it was something about lesbian space witches.
Not an exaggeration.
I'm gonna stress this again.
They had, like, a whole thing dedicated to what they called as lesbian space witches.
Again, I am not joking!
I'm not being cute!
This was literally a thing in the show and it, well, wow, flopped, despite the fact that it had rave reviews from the critics and the corporate press.
I wonder why that is.
So we'll talk about that and we'll get into a bit more.
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Let's talk about Joe Biden's bitter handover speech.
Now I got to tell you...
I was actually really impressed that The Independent wrote this.
Joe Biden's bitter handover speech will leave a stain on his reputation.
Wow!
Shot through with barely concealed anger, the U.S.
President's address at the Democratic National Convention showed why his party was right to force him to step aside.
You know, rarely do we ever actually get a glimpse through the window that reflects reality.
But yeah, Joe Biden was bitter.
He was pissed.
They pushed his speech till nearly midnight.
This is funny because...
You know, he was supposed to speak at 9.50 Central, which is 10.50, which is ridiculous!
Because people gotta go to bed!
You know, look, after we wrapped TimCast IRL last night, I'm like, what time is this guy gonna speak?
I gotta watch it for work!
You know, it's my job to watch it.
And so I'm lying in bed, eyes half open, and I just turned it off.
I gotta be honest, I turned his speech off.
It was like 11.40 something and I'm just like, dude, I gotta wake up in the morning and get ready for a live show.
I'm not gonna sit until midnight to listen to this feeble degenerate explain any garbage about nothing that no one cares about because he's been ousted.
I don't know, that's just me.
You can tell me I'm bitter about it.
But I ultimately just went to bed.
I was like, later.
This is Joe Biden's legacy.
Pushed to late night and then told to get the F out.
They booted him.
Look at this.
His schedule for today?
They depart Soldier Field en route to Chicago O'Hare.
Biden is not even, as the sitting president of these United States, going to be at the DNC.
They said, Joe, speak late and get out.
That's sad.
That's sad.
Now, this is like a premium article.
I don't know if they... Okay, we can actually read some of it.
They say, he finally said it right at the end of his speech that confirmed the wisdom of those who forced him to step aside as the Democratic Party's candidate.
He was, quote, too old to stay as president.
Joe Biden has not, until now, given a reason for his withdrawal from the election.
You know, this morning, it was on Fox & Friends.
They interviewed Pete Buttigieg.
And Buttigieg was asked, how come they did not, or how come they waited so long to remove Joe Biden?
And Buttigieg's like, no, we didn't do that.
He chose to step aside.
Why did he choose to step aside?
Oh, because his ego and he set aside his ego.
They've not given a reason.
But we all know.
Here's the crazy thing, OK?
I can exemplify.
I can give you one example very easily that defines the political state of this country.
A bus offering vasectomies and abortions at the DNC.
That's just it.
They're literally saying, come on down, Democrats, line up, come in and sterilize yourself.
No more kids.
Get rid of the kids you got.
And it's fascinating because, you know, I often say this, you go to any individual and say, have you considered getting a vasectomy?
And they're going to be like, excuse me?
Like, that's an insult.
So I got to tell you, I genuinely believe Democrats hate their voter base.
I'm willing to bet most of the Democrat leadership are probably conservative, but they're like, they just want to get rid of Democrats, because that's all they do.
The crime is in Democrat cities.
The sterilization, the vasectomies, all of that, it's targeting Democrats.
I think they just hate their voter base.
But you know?
Whatever, I guess.
Now, here's a story from the Daily Mail.
Emotional Joe Biden cries, then mangles his words during swan song speech that is bumped off primetime in final humiliation for dumped president.
That's why he cried.
Here you go.
Here's here's feeble Joe crying It's kind of sad
It kind of hurts a little bit, you know, because I empathize with humans.
I care.
I do.
I know why Joe is crying and so do you.
He's not crying because it's the retirement and it's, you know, this long career.
He's crying because all of these people are mocking him and laughing at him.
They're they're belittling him.
They're telling him he doesn't matter.
And he never did.
He was never really the president, not to them.
He was a placeholder because of Donald Trump and COVID.
And now that they have the real opportunity for an actual convention.
Sit down and shut up, Joe.
It's worse than that.
Actually, they said get out.
They don't want you.
That's why Joe is crying.
Because he knows all of these people that are there screaming and cheering, they're cheering because he's leaving!
Because finally, old, pathetic Biden is out.
Man.
That's brutal, you know?
That's brutal.
I get it.
You know, I understand.
When you're a young man in a young man's game, and you're fighting your way to the top of that mountain, and you're looking at all these greats, and you just want to be like them.
You're a little kid, you're a teenager, you're a young man, you're an adult, and every step of the way, you're looking to the greats and thinking to yourself, will I ever amount?
Will I ever be like the greats?
So many don't.
So many don't make it.
And you know what the sad thing about all of it is?
For the average person who lives a humble life, they may wonder what it's like The top of that mountain.
The sad thing is that Joe Biden got to taste it.
Just a little taste.
Before they spat in his face and dumped him, threw him aside like a used wet rag.
See, that's what's actually scary.
Actually, it reminds me of that South Park episode.
I don't know if you guys have seen it.
It's the one where Kyle is upset because Cartman gets a million dollars, inherited or something, and then buys an amusement park.
And then every day he's like, yeah, I have my own theme park!
And Kyle just doesn't understand why someone so evil and so nasty is given such good things.
Why is he allowed to have his own theme park?
And so Kyle loses faith.
But then, Cartman, having this theme park, it all starts falling apart.
He needs the higher security.
He can't afford to maintain the rides.
He's got to let people in.
Eventually he's miserable!
He hates it!
So he sells the park back to its original owner after revitalizing it, and then takes his million
dollars. But then the IRS comes and takes all his money away, destroying everything he had. And
Cartman just breaks down crying, miserable. And that's when Kyle says it. He's like, wow, now I
understand what God was doing. He wasn't giving him all these amazing things to make his life
better. He was giving him a taste so he could rip it away from him at the last moment moment to make
him suffer more. And that's what Joe Biden went through last night. He didn't actually get to
have a glorious campaign where he became president and fulfilled his lifelong dream.
He was president, he was mocked the whole time, he was insulted, he was called too old, and then they said, shut up and get out of the way.
And then kicked out.
That's so brutal.
It's just absolutely brutal.
Take a look at this from scnr.com.
Biden to skip Obama's speech at the DNC.
It just explains everything about what happened.
The sheer brutality of the elder abuse.
Three vulnerable Senate Democrats have also opted not to attend the political gathering in Chicago.
The incumbent Democrat, who is scheduled to address convention attendees on Monday, harbors resentment against his fellow Democrats.
Biden ended his bid for re-election on July 21st after months of mounting concern about his viability boiled over.
Biden served as Obama's vice president, this we know.
According to Politico, Biden has told his closest aides and associates that he is coming to terms with his decision to bow out of the presidential race last month, but still harbors some frustration toward the members of his own party he believes pushed him out.
President Joe Biden is frustrated that Barack Obama wouldn't tell him to his face that he should leave the race.
He's angry with Nancy Pelosi and views her as ruthless for ushering him out the door.
And he's still miffed at the role Chuck Schumer played, too.
You know, Joe Biden tweeted out this letter saying, you know, I am going to pass the torch.
Pass the baton, whatever it is.
To a younger generation, I don't think he did it.
I think Joe Biden was adamant he will not drop out of the race.
He meant that he would not drop out of the race.
And so they got some intern with access to his ex-account to post on his behalf, knowing that the PR move would force him to accept it.
Because Biden would never be able to come out and say, I never posted that!
They posted it for me!
He couldn't do it.
So Joe wakes up one day, and here's the news.
Biden has dropped out of the race.
And he says, what do you mean?
And he looks, and they said, we've been publicly announced.
You're done.
Get out.
If he didn't, they were going to utilize the 25th Amendment.
Hold it against them.
I don't think Biden intentionally left.
I think they booted him out.
And now they have Kamala Harris, who is dumb as a box of rocks, accused of being drunk quite a bit, and man, you watch these videos and it really makes you think she might be drunk, to be completely honest.
What a sad old man.
They say Biden, as a sitting president who wanted another term, will be in the unusual position of celebrating his own accomplishments while trying to persuade Americans to pick another Democrat for the White House.
I revel in your misery, Joe.
I revel in it!
Everything you've done.
I revel in your suffering.
That's just me.
And you know, I'll tell you, my friends, I'm not one to gloat and belittle and be mean, but we're not talking about someone losing their life.
I would never do that.
We're talking about a guy getting fired, okay?
Joe Biden got fired, he got booted out, he's miserable at his job, he shouldn't have been president in the first place, and he got fired.
That, I'm allowed to gloat.
Democrats want Biden to focus on his legislative legacy, including the passage of a bipartisan infrastructure law, massive climate and healthcare bill, and the Chips in Science Act.
You know, I can respect some of this.
I'm not, I'm not going to act like, um, there's, you know, Biden's got nothing going for him.
I think Chips Act is good.
Um, I don't know about climate and healthcare bill or anything like that, but I do think it's important that we, we bring chip, uh, computer chip manufacturing to the United States.
Smart move.
Important move.
In addition to Biden, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland, and Governor Andy Beshear of Kentucky, blah, blah, blah, are going to be speaking.
Other Democrats have also opted to skip their party's convention.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman said he will not attend the four-day event so they can spend time with his children before they go back to school.
So there was another moment.
I don't have it pulled up, but Jamie Raskin's teleprompter broke.
He didn't know what to do.
That was so funny.
Raskin is such a scumbag.
He once played a video of me reading a Fox article and implied that I was inciting an
insurrection.
Oh, these people are incorrigible.
But he's reading the prompter and he's like, Donald Trump should know that the Constitution
says Donald Trump should know.
The Constitution says.
That!
His prompter freezes.
It's so funny how these people just don't know how to speak.
I can't stand any of it.
Here's what I say.
If I was Supreme Emperor of the world, I would be like, no teleprompters.
No teleprompters.
If you can't speak, you don't get to.
And I tell you this too, Donald Trump is much better without a prompter.
Trump often does these speeches where he's got a prompter going, but when the prompter pauses, Trump doesn't just go, he just riffs.
And I tell you, he'd be better off if he did just riff the whole time.
I like the Donald Trump where he just gets up on stage and just says whatever he wants.
At his rallies, it's funny.
He just, you know, he was like, I was at a dinner and someone said, Chris Christie is a fat pig.
unidentified
I said, sir, sir, you cannot do that.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
We don't call Chris Christie a fat pig.
Yeah, that was great.
That was great.
Let it roll, man.
You don't need the prompters.
But I also think that prompters are a manipulation and a lie.
If you cannot speak publicly, you shouldn't be.
You know, write it on a piece of paper.
That's fine.
Write down key points.
No prompters.
No prompters where you look up and you can see it.
I'm sick of this.
You know what?
How about this?
For Democratic Party, just replace them with AI.
Let's put, you know, they have these things where it's a big glass screen on stage, and they can project the image of the person.
That's how they did, like, the return of Tupac or whatever.
Let's do that.
Democrats will just have fake AI characters, and they can speak, and make it all look good, and we all know it's AI, because everything they're talking about, it's lies, it's manipulations, it's fake.
So here's Biden's schedule once again.
You know, he's gonna come to Chicago.
Then on the 20th, this is it from rollcall.com.
Goodbye.
He leaves.
They depart Chicago at 1245 a.m.
En route to Santa Ynez, California.
He's not even gonna be at the DNC and he's the president.
He's not even the president.
Some people were actually speculating he might actually resign.
They were like, he might drop from the presidency late night.
And that's why they were doing it so late.
He didn't.
He didn't.
But you know, Joe Biden, you're not going to be shocked, but he is a lying piece of human garbage.
And if you want to know why I revel in his misery, and you know, I just, his tears, his tears bring me such satisfaction, is this.
joe biden ▲ ● ▼
When the president was asked what he thought had happened, Donald Trump said, and I quote, there are very fine people on both sides.
My God.
That's what he said.
That is what he said and what he meant.
Wow.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
And Trump also said, and I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists because they should be condemned totally.
I wonder if someone actually just, uh, is there a, you'd expect someone to, here you go.
But you also had people that were very fine people on both sides.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
And you had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine
people on both sides.
You had people in that group.
Excuse me.
They started.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
They showed up in Charlottesville to protest.
And this isn't showing that he said he said you had very bad people, but this clip isn't
I wonder if someone posted where he said, oh, here we go, Snopes.
No, Trump did not call neo-Nazis and white supremacists very fine people.
That's what we're looking for.
Do they actually have the video in here?
It's funny that they all just keep lying over and over and over again.
unidentified
I do think there's blame.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
Yes, I think there's blame on both sides.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
You look at blame on both sides, both sides.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
I think there's blame on both sides.
And I have no doubt about it.
And you don't have any doubt about it either.
And if you reported it accurately, you would say.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
Look at this.
I mean, when Trump gave this speech, not only was he saying, you've got Antifa, you've got white nationalists, they're bad people on both sides.
And there were some very fine people on both sides, people who didn't want to see a statue torn down and some that wanted it removed.
Trump gave a very, very fair assessment, a logical assessment of what had happened.
At Charlottesville, and he said, if you just reported it accurately, but the media lied and Joe Biden lied and he lies to this day.
So, Joe, I revel in your suffering.
I am glad you cried.
You miserable miscreant.
unidentified
You're not the first ever hired until they start.
They showed up in Charlottesville to protest.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
And you had some very bad people in that group.
But you also had people that were Very fine people on both sides.
You had people in that group, excuse me, excuse me, I saw the same pictures as you did.
You had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of, to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from Robert E. Lee to another name.
George Washington was a slave owner.
Was George Washington a slave owner?
So will George Washington now lose his status?
Are we going to take down, excuse me, are we going to take down, are we going to take down statues to George Washington?
How about Thomas Jefferson?
What do you think of Thomas Jefferson?
You like him?
Okay, good.
Are we going to take down the statue?
Because he was a major slave owner.
Now, are we going to take down his statue?
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
He was right.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
So, you know what?
It's fine.
You're changing history, you're changing culture, and you had people, and I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally.
But you had many people in that group other than neo-Nazis and white nationalists, okay?
And the press has treated them Absolutely unfairly.
Now, in the other group also, you had some fine people, but you also had troublemakers, and you see them come with the black outfits, and with the helmets, and with the baseball bats.
Yep.
You had a lot of bad people in the other group, too.
unidentified
Sir, I'm sorry, I just didn't understand what you were saying.
You were saying the press has treated white nationalists unfairly?
No.
I just didn't understand what you were saying.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
There were people in that rally, and I looked the night before.
If you look, there were people Protesting, very quietly, the taking down of the statue of Robert E. Lee.
I'm sure in that group there were some Bedouins.
The following day it looked like they had some...
Rough, bad people.
Neo-Nazis, white nationalists, whatever you want to call them.
But you had a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest, and very legally protest, because you know, I don't know if you know, they had a permit.
The other group didn't have a permit.
So, I only tell you this, there are two sides to a story.
I thought what took place was a horrible moment for our country.
A horrible moment.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
Masterfully said.
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
There are two sides to the country.
Does anybody have a final?
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
What did he say wrong?
You had very awful white nationalists and neo-Nazis, very bad people, but some people were not a part of that group, were just innocently protesting with a permit.
They didn't want the statue taken down.
You had very fine people on the other side, he says.
Nobody came out and said, Donald Trump called Antifa very fine people.
unidentified
These people with balaclavas and baseball bats!
donald j trump ▲ ● ▼
No.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
Nobody's coming out and saying that because we are sane, rational people who listen to what the man had to say.
And I said it was measured and it was accurate.
You had very fine people on both sides.
You had very bad people on both sides.
And it's a it's it's it's a tragedy.
In one of the worst moments for this country, Donald Trump masterfully, accurately responded to what was going on.
And to this day, Joe Biden lies.
He lies because he is an evil Degenerate scumbag who showers with his young daughter.
Look, it's funny.
They say Trump's a liar.
And I'm like, how could we be living in this reality?
How does this make sense?
To this day, we know for a fact Joe Biden is a scumbag, liar.
Even Snopes, seven years later, corrects the record.
How are we still in this moment where Joe Biden The keynote speaker gets up on stage and lies through his fake teeth.
I genuinely, genuinely despise these people.
They are abject evil.
Joe Biden, you are an evil degenerate, and I revel in your suffering.
I revel in it.
You know?
Sometimes, we hear stories of very bad people having very good things happen to them.
And it makes us wonder why.
Why?
But now we understand.
It's like that South Park episode I told you about.
Joe Biden, he gets to be president.
A feeble, weak-willed president who's being told what he can and can't do.
And then he's told, you're too old, Grandpa.
You gotta go.
And he deserves every second of his misery.
You know?
It's one thing to have never attained and to wonder, but to live a life.
It's another to have flown close to the sun and had your wings melt off and you fall to your death.
Now, in this instance, Joe Biden, he flew as close as he could to the sun.
But his wax wings did not melt.
They were ripped from his back by Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, and Chuck Schumer.
And he was cast aside in misery, having almost attained his lifelong dream.
Having just a taste of it.
But you know what?
He'll never go down as one of the greats.
He'll go down as a Buchanan, as one of the worst.
And I'm glad.
He's going to look back with pain in his heart every day, the few he has left, looking at his legacy of being a degenerate, lying scumbag.
That's who you will always be, Joe.
You will always be that.
You chose this, and you deserve every minute of writhing agony.
You're pathetic.
You want to get up on stage, you want to lie, then you will reap what you have sown.
Here's another video.
Drew Hernandez has the clip.
Let's make fun of Joe Biden's failure for his brain.
Prime time in front of everybody.
joe biden ▲ ● ▼
Women are not without electrical, not allowed, not without electoral, electoral or political power.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
Are they cheering for him having failed to speak properly?
joe biden ▲ ● ▼
No kidding.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼
What is he saying?
joe biden ▲ ● ▼
Not allowed.
The poor man couldn't say electrical.
We're not not allowed. Not without electoral. Not allowed.
Electoral.
Or political power. Electoral. Not allowed. Not without electoral. Electoral.
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The poor man couldn't say electrical. The poor man. I I mock your failures, Joe Biden.
I revel.
I revel, as I've stated so over and over again.
I'm going to keep saying it.
I just I enjoy it so much.
Because you're a lying scumbag and you're an evil man.
And it makes me feel good that you fail and you suffer.
Watching evil people struggle, it gives you a good feeling.
That's why people love justice videos on the internet.
You ever see these videos where it's like a burglar comes into a store and he tries to steal from him and then like a guy jumps out and like hits him over the head and the guy runs away or something like that?
These videos go viral all the time because evil people get justice.
Because we all long for a just society.
Joe Biden is the antithesis of a just society.
He is a power-hungry, narcissistic sociopath.
And now he's crying.
Oh, he's crying!
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Your tears bring me joy.
Nate Silver says, the media... Okay, so first, this woman, Clara Jeffrey says, I would like to remind members of the East Coast media that more than half of Americans, including those in Chicago, do not live in your time zone.
Uh-huh.
Actually, it's just around half.
Nate Silver says the media is very East Coast focused though.
You've got to be pretty naive to think that the prolonged DNC tonight is for any reason other than diminishing Biden's visibility.
This is not a close call.
Give me a break.
Like, how pale do you have to be to think it's just a coincidence the President of the United States doesn't speak until so late?
He says, quote, convention speeches always start late is pretty obvious BS, especially given that a popular sitting president wouldn't typically be assigned to a Monday night.
It's to the Democratic Party's credit that the leadership is smart enough to recognize the situation and ignore Twitter partisans.
They literally overthrew Biden.
Yeah.
He capitulates a bit to the protesters because he has to, and then AOC is mocked for her bizarre fake accent.
What a DNC.
What a DNC.
Well, I can only stress how much I love Joe Biden's suffering, so much Before people say, even I understand, Tim, but I do hope that there's no amount of us clapping and cheering for Joe Biden's misery.
I certainly hope that we could do it for hours on end and smile and laugh the whole time.
So today is a day for all of you.
Today is the day that Joe Biden's ego was crushed.
And left ripped to shreds and just dismantled before our very eyes.
And it was so glorious to see.
Now, the Democrats are still awful people.
Next segment coming up, Hillary Clinton smirking over the chance to lock him up.
Trump could go to prison.
That's the speculation that in less than one month, Trump will be in prison.
So we'll talk about that.
That next segment will be also put up at 1pm for those.
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We have clips up on Instagram and we're going to read your super chats now.
So let's, let's get to it.
Super chats.
And then we'll talk about Hillary Clinton, lock them up.
U.P.
Schutz says, German media already claim Kamala has a family to work with her.
Trump only has the Klan.
Either they are dumb, or they lie, or both.
Why not both?
Techie Platy says, Tim from last night's Extra show, if the VP office is vacant, the president nominates someone to fill, and it has to be confirmed by both houses of Congress.
Ah, yes, indeed.
We had been discussing what would happen if Joe Biden were to step down now, who would then count the electoral votes?
Probably Tim Walz.
What would likely happen is, if Kamala Harris becomes president, she will then choose a candidate, and as technically points out, will be confirmed.
Adrian Contreras says they didn't boot him, Tim.
He had to go make important presidential decisions.
LOL, couldn't say that with a straight face.
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Yeah, he's like, I can't say words.
I'm Joe Biden.
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Let's go.
John Salas says, Tim, Western Connecticut was hit by historic floods.
Many people displaced or trapped in their homes.
I'm stuck in mine with no ETA.
My road was washed away along with my driveway that runs over a river.
Wow, man, sorry to hear it.
Hope everything's gonna be all right.
Glad you have internet.
Keep us up to date.
Also, the Outer Banks in North Carolina getting just ravished, man.
And I was there about a year ago.
There was like a video of a house getting washed away.
Yo, this is crazy.
Outer Banks is so awesome if you've never been.
The house is on stilts because of the flooding, because the water could rise, and it's a really cool place.
It was fun to drive along the banks, along the islands, and it was fascinating because we drove a couple hours down.
We're like in the middle of nowhere, and there were fans.
They were like, oh, hey, what up, man?
And it was cool to meet y'all.
Justin Raines says Joe sabotaged the Harris campaign.
They have tried everything to separate themselves from his economic policies, and he literally tried to all of his achievements.
Tried to what all of his... I don't know.
I think he missed a word.
They looked furious afterwards.
The White Trash Bandit says it would be hilarious if Joe turns around and votes for Trump out of pure spite.
That would be great.
Joe Sniffinator Biden says, why is my party doing this to me?
I'm just a pool guy trying to run this country into the ground.
I thought that's what they wanted.
Yeah.
All right, Noah Sanders says, Tim, I know there has been a lot of news on it, which is why you haven't discussed it, but I think the social security number hack will usher in a haze of fraud over the election.
I think it's a tad terrifying.
Indeed, it's worrying.
Indeed it is.
Let's see what else we got.
Kendall Bird says, bring on Ronnie Radke from Falling in Reverse.
He talks about being cancelled in his music and just dropped an album.
Blair White was in his music video.
I think Phil knows him.
Maybe.
We'll see when Phil returns from his Destroy All Enemies tours.
Shout out Phil.
The photos look incredible and the clips are amazing.
The Rowdy Razor says, I have reached out three times over my Casper orders.
They have not been replying.
Any way to get some help?
Heavens!
Super chatting works.
I will, uh... Well, I don't know your email, so I don't know... Maybe it's going to, um... Going to spam or something.
Because I watch them sit there at the emails, going through everything.
Let me post right now.
I've gotten a response.
What are you... On your orders?
I don't know what the issue is, but I have sent the message.
We take customer service seriously here.
And if you super chat, that's how you take care of it.
Let's see.
unidentified
Hopefully that works.
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I'll try my best and I'll follow up to see what the issue is.
Alright, Darth Corn Pop says, Ironic.
The same people who spent years lecturing us about democracy pulled a coup and replaced Joe with Kamala without a single delegate vote.
Indeed.
Indeed.
Kamala.
They're so offended over her name right now, it's the weirdest thing.
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I don't know.
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James says, No, Tim, Biden deserves no sympathy.
He's hurt and destroyed people with impunity.
Your problem is you don't know what actual evil is.
Stop being an apologist.
Perhaps he did not actually listen to what I was saying about Joe and reveling in his misery and drinking his tears.
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All right.
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Brian Hodges says Dems never wanted a Trump v. Biden again.
It would put a permanent asterisk next to the 2020 election when Trump wins against him.
That election would be forever questioned.
Yeah, because Biden probably would have got like 40 million votes to Trump's 80-something.
Adrian Contreras says, a family pack of beef is 45 bucks and I saw gas in LA for $7.79 a gallon.
Don't empathize with freaking Biden.
We can't afford to live anymore.
Oh no, I mean, I mean, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you misunderstand.
You all misunderstand.
The human in me feels bad for the crying old man.
The sane, logical person in me is glad that such evil has been punished.
But I think I made that very clear.
All right.
TheSethertron says, Can anyone explain to me why Biden didn't look like Biden?
Which one of the six Bidens was this?
I don't know.
It just depends on whether they give him a facelift or not.
Give him a facelift.
All right.
TheBonusHole says, Hawktua Laharis. 2024.
Indeed.
Alright, we're gonna jump to this next segment here.
Let me grab some of this delicious yerba mate first.
And away we go.
We got this one from the post-millennial.
Hillary Clinton smirks and nods as Chicago DNC crowd chants, lock him up.
I enjoy the hypocrisy.
Look at her.
Look at her smile over here.
Oh, joker face, Hillary Clinton.
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All right.
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First, let me just say that the criminal convictions against Donald Trump are completely fake.
There's a lot of reasons for this.
There are apparently numerous individuals who say they have sources saying that the judge wants to give him a year, that they're going to ask for a year.
On September 18th, he will be sentenced to one year.
There's a lot of reasons for this.
There are apparently numerous individuals who say they have sources saying that the
judge wants to give him a year, that they're going to ask for a year.
But then you also have, I think it was Benny Thompson or someone mentioned, there's a bill
that would strip Secret Service protections from anyone who is sentenced to a year or
more in prison.
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Some have speculated.
Trump won't go to jail.
He'll be sentenced to prison, but on bail pending appeal.
That's typical.
Or he'll get house arrest.
I think prison.
I don't see why they stop.
Hillary Clinton says she was criminally convicted, but I will stress this.
Trump was not actually legally convicted.
End of story.
Democrats are lying to you.
It's what they do.
Joe Biden led with the very fine people hoax at his speech and Snopes debunked it.
Trump was convicted of a misdemeanor charge falsifying business records, the penalty of which is a small fine of some sort.
The crime is upgraded to a felony only when it's for the purpose of concealing another crime.
Now, in constitutional law, for someone to be accused of a crime, it must be adjudicated.
It's called due process.
When Donald Trump was charged under this falsifying business record statute, 34 counts, they claimed they were felonies because he did so to conceal a crime.
The problem?
That crime they claim was never proven in a court of law and thus innocent until proven guilty.
We can roll with the fourth, fifth, sixth amendments.
Donald Trump has been found guilty of no such crime.
Simply asserting it does not make it true.
A judge can say Trump is guilty of these crimes.
It doesn't make it true.
There must be backing legal jurisprudence.
There is not.
But Democrats are evil, despicable, spiteful, and stupid people.
And I don't mean all at once.
There's varying degrees of evil over here.
Evil and stupid.
Stupid.
So Donald Trump is not a convicted felon.
You can't just say it.
But I'll tell you this.
Biden's a convicted felon.
Because I said so.
I never said that I represent a U.S.
court of law.
I represent the Timcast Freedomistan.
You know what?
Freedomistan court has ruled Biden guilty!
On 87 counts of child molestation over the evidence we saw in that book, Ashley Biden's diary.
It's an absurdity.
You got to have due process.
You can't actually just claim someone committed a crime without actually going through the process.
That's the deal with Donald Trump.
Spare me your lies.
Spare me your manipulations.
But Hillary Clinton, evil as she has always been, the scumbag, brags about weaponizing the legal system to go after Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump fell asleep at his own trial.
And when he woke up, he made his own kind of history.
the first person to run for president with 34 felony convictions.
As vice president, as president of the United States, I am proud to be a member of the American
As Vice President...
And I'm going to be back in a minute.
as Vice President Kamala sat in the Situation Room.
Audience booing.
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They're chanting, lock him up.
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Thank you.
Thank you.
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These people are psychopaths.
I'm sorry, it's just true.
Deranged, cult-like psychosis.
So, I bring you now, my friends, to... I brought this up several times, the conversation, well, the Twitter exchange, the ex-exchange I had with the Krasnistins, because I strive to exemplify why these people are a cult.
So, you know, we had this tweet exchange with the Krasnistins, and I was criticizing Kamala's price controls.
It's communism.
And I think it was Brian, I don't know.
They're liberals, and they come up so often because they do interact and respond, and I can respect that.
And they're like, was it communism?
Was it Marxism when Donald Trump did it?
And I was like, yes.
Thank you, and have a nice day.
Yes.
It doesn't change based on who did it.
And the response, this is what they do.
Michael Malice brings this up quite a bit.
Michael Malice is not a Trump guy.
Dave Smith is not a Trump guy.
I think they are, because we hold very similar worldviews, but I think I'm more of a realist in saying like, I try to be honest, I'm gonna vote for Trump.
I think a lot of these guys, with all due respect, I don't know about Michael or Dave or whatever, Dave and Michael maybe not, but there's a lot of people claiming they won't vote for Trump, and you know they're gonna.
You know, look, if I had to make a bet, I'd be willing to bet Joe Rogan votes for Donald Trump.
Now, he said RFKs don't want to make sense, but, you know.
But anyway, Michael Mills brings this up, that if you're not a Trump guy, and you criticize the Democrats, they only know how to respond as if you're a Trump supporter.
Famously, Dave Smith was on Fox Business, I think he was on Kennedy, and he said, you know, Joe Biden did this, this and this.
And the guy responded, yeah, well, Donald Trump did this.
And Dave's like, you're right.
I don't like him either.
He did the same things.
What don't you get?
They're a cult.
It is a cult.
Look at these lunatics screaming and cheering, driving the bus of this nation off a cliff in their pure, sociopathic, narcissistic egoism.
Egotism?
Whichever word.
Me, I can tell you this.
Man, Donald Trump is bad for a lot of reasons.
But I have always been in the space of stop making me defend Donald Trump.
If you just told the truth, maybe we'd have a real argument.
You say, Donald Trump falsified business records?
I think so.
I think so.
It's a misdemeanor, though.
I might be like, oh, maybe.
You know, I mean, maybe he really did know about the Stormy Daniels payment and wasn't really allowed to do that.
What's the end result?
Nothing.
It's beyond the statute of limitations, so it's no big deal.
We can maybe settle something like that.
But then they try and say it's a felony, go to prison, and I'm just like, no, you're lying.
OK?
The very fine people hoax.
I'm like, oh, come on.
Trump spoke perfectly at that event.
Please.
Dave Smith can sit here and he can criticize Donald Trump and I can only go, yeah, you're right.
That's true.
Absolutely.
Because we're not a cult.
I'll give you another example to any Democrat who may find themselves living in this in this reality, but may find themselves watching this video.
Ron DeSantis.
Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, and Donald Trump.
There was a real primary.
And Trump ended up winning.
But Ron DeSantis did very well.
Vivek did moderately well.
Nikki Haley had Democrats crossing over, so I don't know if she counts.
But the Trump v. DeSantis internal conflict was massive.
Because the people voting for Trump are not in a cult.
They are people who are like, we have very few options.
Now I would say this of, you know, Michael Malice.
And Dave Smith.
I don't know.
Michael may more publicly say he's going to vote for Trump.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Dave Smith says no, but maybe, I don't know.
I think he's saying no.
However, a lot of the Mises caucus guys, the Libertarian Party members, are now saying if it's the choice between Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, you know, not anymore Biden, or Trump, they're voting for Trump.
And they don't want to.
But they're realists.
That's where I'm at.
I'm not one of these guys going to put on a MAGA hat and go to every rally and be like, Trump's never wrong!
Like these fringe ex-accounts that just live or die by Trump.
It's like, dude, you are as scuzzy and weird as the far left, okay?
But the right is not as big as the left.
What I mean to say is the Republican Party is not as big as the Democratic Party.
The Democratic Party outnumbers the Republican Party.
There are many activists working to change this.
The Republican Party lives or dies by the alliance they have with moderates.
So, what is the right?
You do have a culty faction of Trump supporters who no matter what will just suckle the teat of Trump and it's cringe, very cringe.
However, it's a much smaller amount than Democrats relative to their cult members.
You then have, I don't know, it might be like 50-50, it might be 60-40, but you have a large contingent of people who are like, I'm gonna vote for Trump, he's not perfect, but he offers up these things, and here's why I think he's better.
And that's, I think, most prominent.
Most of the prominent individuals speaking about voting for Donald Trump are not the cult members.
And there are a handful of very prominent cult members, but they play well in the Trump cult, okay?
I don't mean to call all Trump supporters cult members, I'm saying Trump has his...
His base that views him as infallible.
He really does.
Everybody does.
I'll say it now and I'll say it again forever.
However, the Trump coalition, the people who are going to vote for him, it's a small faction, a small faction of people who have that view that Trump can do no wrong.
And it's largely prominent conservative voices, post-liberal and disrespected liberal voices coming together, recognizing, yeah, Trump did a lot of bad things here, here and here, but you got to vote for him for these reasons.
It makes the most sense.
Which is why I do feel like if you're a libertarian, if you're an anarchist or whatever, then you're probably going to want to vote for Trump.
Now, I do think, like, Michael Maus may be of the position—actually, I think he's going to be here this week—I think his position might be like, no, no, bring on Kamala.
Just, like, let the system rip itself to shreds.
And I'm like, well, you know, four years of Kamala could certainly rip this country to shreds.
And then, you know, accelerationism, perhaps.
But I personally believe a lot of these people who publicly, you know, are paying attention Libertarian types, they're going to be voting for Donald Trump.
So let me stress, when you see these people screaming, lock him up, I can certainly say that if you were to come to me and say, should Hillary Clinton be in prison, I can give you a sound, reasonable approach as to why, yes, she should.
And if you were to say, should Donald Trump be in prison, I can easily explain to you why, no, he should not.
The Lock Him Up Chance, or the Lock Her Up Chance for Hillary Clinton.
That I get.
The Clinton Foundation's mysterious amount of donation, the Clinton Foundation, the Global Initiative, brought in a lot of money from foreign interests.
Hmm, I wonder what that was all about.
And then when Hillary lost, it just stopped coming in.
How about the email servers?
What about our emails?
And they say, oh, who cares about our emails?
The destruction of public records is a crime.
Like, dude, come on.
Joe Biden.
Let's talk about the Burisma scandal.
I can get into every fine detail about this.
Not the most well-versed, but well-versed enough.
Donald Trump.
Nothing.
Nothing.
That's why I say it's a cult.
I can give you the reasons why Hillary Clinton is a criminal.
I can explain to you what they've attacked Trump over and debunk why it's not correct.
Hillary Clinton ran a private public server at her house.
Now, by all means, we can argue, okay, well, you know, we're gonna ignore this.
It's not that big a deal.
Then why are they trying to go after Trump over the documents in his house?
But those are classified.
We don't even know what Hillary Clinton had on those servers, and her staff smashed phones with hammers.
Double standards.
Indeed.
Well, Trump may end up in prison.
Newsweek says Trump could be sent to jail immediately by Judge Mershon, legal analyst.
Newsweek reporting this a few days ago.
Judge Juan Mershon is due to sentence Trump in September in the Stormy Daniels hush money case.
You, the, John, you, the law professor, Pointed out that Marchand has ruled against Trump many times and could jail him at the sentencing hearing.
Wu was appearing on America's Newsroom on Fox with host Bill Hemmer.
He called Trump sentencing the story nobody's talking about and a surprise that'll hit in September.
Bill, it's excellent you noticed how the calendar is working this way.
Judge Marchand has ruled against Trump every opportunity he's had.
Not correct.
In the sentencing delay, Judge Marchand agreed to delay sentencing over the Supreme Court ruling.
Now, it's going to get appealed.
This may actually go to the Supreme Court again.
The Supreme Court said you cannot use official acts as evidence of wrongdoing.
Thus, this case in New York heavily relies upon Trump's official acts as president.
Indeed, it does.
So he's going to appeal this, and it may actually appeal to the Supreme Court, but they might lock him up anyway.
I would not be surprised if they do.
Quote, he could have exercised his discretion here to change the sentencing date, but instead he's actually moved it closer to the beginning of absentee voting in my home state of Pennsylvania.
My oh my, I wonder why.
Could you imagine what would happen if Judge Mershon sentenced Donald Trump to jail time, even though he's a first-time non-violent offender?
What if Judge Mershon even went crazier and said Donald Trump doesn't even get to stay out of jail while the case is on appeal?
He has the power to actually order Donald Trump sent to jail immediately, although I expect he wouldn't.
But this judge has used his discretion every time to try to force this trial in a political direction that will have an effect on the election.
Indeed.
He was a speaker at the National Conservatism Conference in Washington.
He's the author of Defender-in-Chief Trump's Fight for Presidential Power.
It was Trump's lawyers who requested a delay in sentencing.
They had sought to overturn the conviction.
On May 30th, he was convicted.
Blah, blah, blah.
It's all fake.
Anybody who knows anything about it knows it's fake.
Democrats are lying, because that's what they do.
Andrew McCarthy.
Prepare for Trump to be sentenced to prison on September 18th.
Indeed, I agree.
However, however, McCarthy says it's probable he will be sentenced to prison, but they will stay his jail time pending appeal out on bail.
This way they get to say Trump was convicted and sentenced to prison, but they don't go far enough that may actually help Donald Trump.
Fox News, McCarthy writes, to the surprise of no one, Judge Juan Marchand has yet again denied President Trump's motion that the judge recuse himself.
Yada yada, we get all of this.
He wasn't to say on Tuesday, Mershon denied the recusal motion, we know.
By the time he'd issued his letter this week, Mershon had weeks to mull over the Supreme Court's immunity decision, and Team Trump's subsequent brief arguing that guilty verdicts should be tossed out.
He told the parties to get ready for sentencing anyway.
Obviously, Mershon had any intention of vacating the verdicts, or of accusing himself, he would not have stuck to the sentencing date.
I suspect that Mershon will rationalize that Trump, A, was not charged based on official presidential acts and, B, would have been convicted even if Bragg's prosecutors had not introduced arguably immunized evidence.
Such a ruling might be wrong, especially on the latter point, but Mershon made so many outrageous rulings in this case that it would be foolish to expect him to change course now.
In fact, my own view is that even more than the Supreme Court's immunity decision, another of its late-term rulings will bolster Trump's eventual appeal.
Erlinger v. United States.
There, the court reaffirmed that in criminal cases, important proof elements affecting the potential sentence must be found unanimously by the jury.
Merchand, to the contrary, denied Trump the right to a unanimous verdict on the supposed crime—conspiracy to influence the election by illegal conduct.
That brag alleged Trump was trying to conceal by falsifying his business records.
That crime is what turned a misdemeanor into a felony and what allowed Bragg to get around the two-year misdemeanor statute of limitations.
And so, I will stress this.
They did not adjudicate that claim.
You can't sentence someone to prison for something you just accused him of without a jury trial!
But this brings us to the main point.
The New York prosecution of Trump was politics, not justice.
That's why we call it lawfare.
The prosecutors and judge are not concerned about whether convictions ultimately get thrown out on appeal, and it's not like Murshan is actually going to put Trump in prison.
It is virtually certain that Trump will get bail pending appeal, so Murshan can appear to impose a stiff incarceration sentence without any real incarceration, at least for now.
And probably ever.
The objective here is to enable Vice President Harris and the media-democratic complex to label Trump a convicted felon sentenced to prison just weeks before Election Day, at a time when Americans will have already started voting in many states.
Not least the potentially decisive Pennsylvania battleground.
Prepare for Michon to deny Trump's immunity claim and strap in for sentencing on September 18th.
They say this column has been corrected to reflect that Michonne said he would rule on President's immunity by September 16th, not August 16th.
So, I expect it.
Now this one's just a rumor.
Shore News Network, I'm not familiar with this outlet, but they say, Rikers Island reportedly preparing prison cell for former U.S.
President Trump.
I don't know if I believe it.
Because the only source is Tom Saruga, and he just...
I don't know him, I don't know what his sources are, but he kind of just posts these sensational things, so I'll see it when I believe it.
They say Twitter is buzzing thanks to Tony Saruga, who claims that sources have spilled the beans about Rikers making arrangements for Trump's arrival.
Now, the reason why I say, eh, I don't know, because this was reported quite a while ago.
We know that Rikers has been preparing for Trump's potential incarceration.
You don't need sources to tell you this.
You just Google search it, and they've been preparing it for a long time.
The framing of the post from Tony Saruga is to imply that they've just begun new preparations because in one month's time, Trump will be there.
No, they've been preparing for this for a while now.
We expected a sentencing back in July 11th, I believe it was.
Was it 11th?
Just before someone tried to shoot him.
No, no, no.
Yeah, was it something like that?
Oh, no, no, I'm sorry.
No, it was gonna be like the, uh, I think the 15th.
Could be wrong.
Was it?
No, it wasn't the 15th, was it?
I think it was before this.
I can't remember.
It was around then.
I think it was the 11th.
I don't know.
But then, uh, it got delayed, and then someone tried to kill Trump.
So...
New York tells Supreme Court to toss Missouri's long-shot bid to block Trump's sentence.
Indeed, it has already begun.
The return fire.
This is Missouri filing a lawsuit.
This is AG Andrew Bailey filing a lawsuit claiming that New York is interfering in the election by trying to imprison, incarcerate Donald Trump.
New York responded, and so this is three weeks ago, Saying that they have no standing, New York can charge whoever they want, and the Supreme Court should do nothing.
The Supreme Court absolutely should step in and shut the case down.
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If the Supreme Court is just and honest, they will review the case and say, you cannot convict someone without due process.
Done.
I hope they do it.
I hope the Supreme Court steps in before sentencing and says, we hereby intervene and shut this down.
Expunge, eradicate, quash, whatever word they need to use, legal term, I don't know.
Quash, whatever.
The idea that Trump was convicted of a crime that has never been proven in the court of law is laughably absurd.
The Supreme Court should respond with, while the claim of election interference is difficult to measure, it is true that New York has convicted Donald Trump of a crime, will be sentencing him to prison for a crime that was never properly adjudicated in the courts.
Therefore, we say no.
This is not legit.
I think it's likely.
The Supreme Court sits on their hands and says, we won't even hear this, we have nothing to do with it.
New York is arguing Missouri has no standing.
Standing is, what claim do you have to file your legal action?
Missouri's argument is, Donald Trump is running for the president of the entire nation, and a single state trying to put him in prison is interfering in that process.
It's a tough argument.
What if Trump actually did commit a crime, right?
And a state was like, he's gonna go to jail for it.
What do you do?
In this scenario, we are between the rock and a hard place.
Going forward, every state need only falsely charge a candidate they don't like to interfere in the election, and the federal government's gonna be like, we can't do anything about it.
States can charge whoever they want.
But then what if they say, no, you can't charge him.
It is interfering.
One state should not be able to stop a man from running for office for the entire country.
Then what if another president in the future literally shoots someone on Fifth Avenue and then they can't charge him?
Now, ultimately, I think we have a special case here, and the measured response of the court may actually just prove reasonable.
If someone shot someone on Fifth Avenue, I mean, it's cut and dry.
Like, come on.
There's evidence of this guy doing it.
People saw it.
There's witnesses.
You're going to jail.
Sorry.
In this instance, it's clear lawfare.
Trump's immune in some regards because of his official duties as president.
The Supreme Court even said so.
The Supreme Court may come down and say, Missouri is right that it's interfering in the election.
The question then becomes not so much about the interference, but the veracity of the claim.
I believe it's fair to say that any state has a right, has standing, to sue if an election is being interfered with.
The court will then determine whether or not the criminal case against the defendant actually interferes.
In this regard, the Supreme Court can say, Missouri has made the accusation of interference.
It is a fact.
These charges will interfere.
However, the due process errors, or, I don't know, what's the right word for this?
The actions taken by New York defy the Constitution and the rulings of the Supreme Court.
So we won't answer.
It should be this.
Interference alone should not be enough to overturn a criminal case.
Any state criminally charging a president is interfering.
The question is, was a crime committed beyond a reasonable doubt that can be proven, or at the very least brought to trial, regardless of interference?
If there is evidence beyond a reasonable doubt and a reasonable conviction, then interference is—sorry, have a nice day.
If a presidential candidate did commit a crime, and it's proven, and a state criminally charges him, we say, yes, it's interference.
However, the right to prosecute a criminal for acts outside of the official duty or whatever, fine.
For Donald Trump.
The question would be, did you interfere?
Yes.
The question then becomes, is the crime being charged an actual crime with real evidence?
The answer then is no.
Therefore, out the window.
That's what should happen.
I doubt it will.
I hope it will.
I think the Supreme Court is going to do nothing.
But what more can be said?
I am not surprised at the Supreme Court's actions and how they handle these things.
Too many cowards in the Supreme Court.
Alito and Thomas are based AF.
The rest, I can't say much for them.
But we'll wrap up this segment here, my friends.
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Next segment coming up will be at 4 p.m.
Harley-Davidson has abandoned its woke DEI policies.
This is called winning, my friends.
Thanks for hanging out, and we'll see you all in the next segment.
For everybody else watching live, let's grab your Super Chats before we jump into the next stream.
And I will stress this as well, my friends.
As soon as we wrap around noon, I am going to go get my Cybertruck!
And I'll tell you exactly why.
I didn't want to get a Cybertruck.
I didn't.
I did not want to get it because I feel like the rollout has been bad.
I'm a big fan of Elon.
I think Cybertruck's cool.
It's like a luxury SUV, basically.
I don't know if you really want to use it for long-haul trips.
Probably not.
However, because of all the cringe that's come out around it, when you do these slow rollouts, man, it doesn't work.
It just really doesn't, okay?
Google Glass tried to do this slow rollout, and it turned into sour grapes.
It became cringe.
And everybody wanted it.
How sad.
I feel like Cybertruck kind of did the same thing.
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Elon should have got a bunch ready to go right away and released them right away to regular people and a lot of people.
And maybe they kind of did it, but not enough.
A bunch of cringe-rich YouTube and TikTok influencers got them and then did really stupid, gross, cringe things with Cybertruck.
It's like, ugh.
However, it's bulletproof.
It is not... It can't handle certain high-powered rifles.
My understanding is that it can withstand... Everything can withstand handgun rounds.
Which is pretty good, because that's the majority of shootings.
And I just thought... Security-wise, it's probably a good idea.
We had actually been... You know Alex Jones has that tank?
He has that big armored vehicle.
We actually considered getting one.
Um, because of security risks.
I mean, this is more the time when we were getting swatted every other week, and we had a lot of death threats and bomb threats and things like that.
It's chilled out now, but I'm like, here's a compromise.
I ordered it.
I pre-ordered it.
I didn't want to get it.
I was like, I don't think I'm gonna get it, you know?
And then, uh, and then I was like, why do I even want to get it?
Oh, that's right.
It's bulletproof.
Yeah, that's probably a good thing to have.
Probably a good thing to have.
I said, okay, screw it, I'll get it.
And everybody asked me to be like, come on, come on, you're gonna get it, right?
You're gonna get it.
And I'm like, I guess, I guess.
It is convenient and I do like it.
And the bulletproof thing is the real selling point.
It really, really is.
It's not gonna stop every bullet, but I'll tell you this.
You see in movies when like the bad guys shooting at cops and they duck behind the car, fake!
Anybody who knows anything knows the engine block is the only thing that's going to stop the bullet.
It's going to rip right through the doors, straight through it, and hit whatever's on the other side.
Not Cybertruck.
Watch the videos.
It actually is.
It's bulletproof.
Like, handgun rounds.
I think they said it can withstand a .22 long rifle, but any other rifle round's gonna rip right through it.
Sure.
I'm not really worried about people with long guns shooting at me.
I'm not really worried about getting shot in general, but I like the security.
Makes us all feel a little safer.
And I said, okay, Elon, good job.
That is a really important thing.
I think it's pretty good.
Let's grab some Super Chats.
Uh, GG Sun says, did you see Whistlin Diesel's durability test?
I didn't.
I can't remember who I watched, but they opened the door and they were shooting at it, and they shot a 50 BMG at it, and it ripped right through it!
Uh, yeah, duh.
Yo, 50 BMG is for hunting helicopters.
Pretty sure it's gonna go through a Cybertruck.
Alright, let's grab some more Super Chats, and then we'll jump into the next segment.
King Henry says, what's your thoughts on Whiskey Kamala winning on Predict It so far?
Well, let's pull it up.
Let's pull up old Predict It.
Who's going to be the president?
Kamala Harris has been winning for some time.
Let's grab this here.
Drop it in.
And will Kamala Harris be the 47th U.S.
president?
Yes.
Yes, she will.
And then you have this one.
Trump is currently down.
It is what it is.
It is what it is.
We'll see what happens.
Pay attention.
You never know.
Alright, Adam Smith says, whenever someone claims pronouncing a non-white name is racist, I simply present them with a Polish name, i.e.
Gregor's... Okay, so, um... Brzeskiewicz?
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I know.
I don't think they need to spell it that way.
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Good luck.
Good luck.
You are correct.
I knew people with, uh... I knew a guy whose name started with S-C-Z-C, and I was just like, why?
Just do S-H.
S-H works!
We don't need to say... I don't know, it's just spelling.
Alright, we'll grab a couple more.
For the popcorn, it says, I drive a bus for a living.
Thanks for doing a morning show.
Kamalush.
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And White Guilt Waltz.
I like that one.
Memes9000 says, Hey Tim, have you ever considered opening the Timbrew shop in small cities that need help like Cumberland, Maryland, Jownstown, PA, or are you staying local?
Cumberland, Maryland is very close to us, like an hour away.
I think it's like an hour.
Indeed, Dave Smith should have been the presidential nominee.
He would have won easily.
And he would have probably gotten the highest percentage rate for any political candidate.
I wonder, though.
and yet desire it the least.
Indeed.
Indeed, Dave Smith should have been the presidential nominee.
He would have won easily.
And he would have probably gotten the highest, the highest percentage rate for any political
candidate.
I wonder, though.
I don't.
I wonder if the reason Dave Smith didn't want to do it.
I don't.
He might actually—I could ask him about this.
If Dave Smith actually won, he would absolutely pull from votes that have ended up with Donald Trump.
They want to vote for Dave Smith.
I do.
I would still vote for Trump over Dave Smith.
If someone said you could choose your president right now based on who was running, I'd be like, oh, Dave Smith.
I think he's going to do everything we hope for and more.
And I think he's going to have a secure border.
I think he's going to have, he's pro-life.
I'm not even, so he goes a little bit further than I would in terms of my views, but he's going to end the wars.
He's going to go after the Fed audit and then dismantle.
He's going to get better trade agreements.
I think he would do a much better job than Donald Trump.
Donald Trump is still more, although he represents the populist side, he still does have ties to the older faction of neo-conservative Republicans.
That being said, if Dave Smith were to run and ended up pulling, let's say, three to four percent These are going to be more likely Trump voters because they're smart people who know what's going on.
And then people are going to say, because of you, Trump lost and we got Kamala.
I wouldn't want to be in that position.
But because Dave Smith didn't run, the Mises Caucus voters are now basically like, OK, Trump, I guess.
And now Trump's getting bolstered by libertarian votes.
Chase Oliver.
Dude, I'm sorry.
The Libertarian Party has to.
They have to tweet out, like—or ex-post, whatever you want to say.
Oh, Oliver, he's great.
Ah, dude.
He's terrible.
He's the worst of both worlds.
It's amazing.
The worst of both worlds.
All right.
Adish says, hey Tim, the A.I.
song you were just tagged in on X is awesome.
I'll let you guess who inspired it.
I don't know what you're talking about.
It's clean and it's an absolute banger.
The best A.I.
song I've ever heard.
It's worth showing.
I don't check my mentions on X. I can't.
It's impossible.
It's just a wall of random flowing forever.
But I do appreciate people following me.
I just tweet random things and then I never really look at what people tweet about me.
Tim Crespi says, Tim, having a bulletproof car in a Democrat state makes you liable for any damages someone may incur from shooting your vehicle.
Safe travels.
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Yeah, well, you know, fair point.
Blazalot says, Factor Worker here, Sean Fain only likes Kamala because they both got put where they are from delegates.
Like Kamala, they both have no idea who or what their constituents support.
Shocker.
Indeed.
Indeed.
Well, let's jump to this next tier segment from Fox News!
Fox News reports, Harley-Davidson slams brakes on woke policies after sparking biker and social media outrage.
Motorcycle maker says it no longer has DEI functions, vows to focus on retaining our loyal riding community.
You love to see it.
I revel in your suffering, Harley.
But, but!
I respect the backtracking.
They wanted a culture war, they got it.
They got the culture war.
Here's the post from Robbie Starbuck.
He says, another win for our movement.
I couldn't do this without all of you.
Harley Davidson has just issued this statement where they promise no more DEI functions, no more supplier diversity spend goals.
They'll no longer participate in HRC scoring.
Sponsorship activities are changing and will focus exclusively on motorcycling, first responders, active military and veterans.
No more woke trainings with socially motivated messaging inside of them.
Harley-Davidson corporate can be sad all they want, but our movement gets results.
If you want to expose the company you work at for woke policies, DM me with evidence.
Or ask for our email address for tips.
If you support what we're doing to bring sanity back to corporate America, subscribe to my X page for $5 a month.
It helps pay for our research and my team.
It's only the beginning.
Normal people just want sanity back, and I'm your megaphone.
I'll make a video reacting in full later today.
Here's the letter from Harley Davidson.
They write.
For over 120 years, Harley-Davidson has brought the joy of motorcycling to riders around the world, no matter who they are, where they come from, or what they believe in.
We have a guiding principle.
United we ride.
It defines how we run our business, treat our people, and underscores our commitment to welcoming all.
We are saddened by the negativity on social media over the last few weeks, designed to divide the Harley-Davidson community.
As a company, we take this issue very seriously, and it is our responsibility to respond with clarity, action, and facts.
Earlier this year, we initiated an internal stakeholder review to better align company activities to the needs of both our business and community.
Based on our review, we are committed to the following.
Full stop.
Full stop.
Stakeholder is a communist buzz phrase.
Stakeholder is a nonsense word.
Shareholders represent the people with a financial interest in the company.
Stakeholder is a word representing anyone who may be affected by what the company does.
So in this letter they say, Diversity, equity, and inclusion.
We see it as every leader's role to ensure we have an employee base that reflects our customers and the geographies in which we operate.
It is critical to our business that we hire and retain the best talent and that all employees feel welcome.
That said, we have not operated a DEI function since April 2024 and we do not have a DEI function today.
We do not have hiring quotas and we no longer have supplier diversity spend goals.
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Business Employee Research Groups, BIRGs.
To ensure alignment of our BERGs with business moving forward, we will be providing executive management training to each group to exclusively focus on professional development, networking and mentoring, sponsorship and affiliations.
We are reviewing all sponsorship and organizations we are affiliated with, actions stemming from what ongoing review include.
All sponsorship activities will now be centrally approved and managed efforts through the company of the Harley-Davidson Foundation.
As a consumer brand, we'll focus exclusively on growing the sport of motorcycling and retaining our loyal riding community.
In addition to the support we already provide to first responders, active military members and veterans, the Harley-Davidson Foundation is committed to driving positive change in Milwaukee.
So just through the recently unveiled Davidson Park at our Juneau Avenue headquarters, Harley-Davidson will not participate in HRC scoring going forward.
That one's big, baby!
Employee training.
The company continually evaluates its training opportunities to ensure they are right for our workforce.
Training provided will be related to the needs of the business and be absent of socially motivated content.
Only legally required training has ever been mandatory at Harley-Davidson.
We believe having both a broad employee and customer base is good for business and that ultimately everybody should experience the joy of riding a Harley-Davidson.
We remain committed.
Let me tell you.
Let me tell you what's going on.
Harley-Davidson.
The political hyperpolarization.
It's all happening.
In a functioning capitalist society, with a largely homogenous culture, Harley-Davidson would say, Who are we missing?
In terms of our demographics, well, we've got a lot of middle-aged white guys.
We've got to get some younger people.
We've got to get women.
We've got to get minorities.
There are a lot of other factions.
You know, the white population is shrinking.
The Christian population is shrinking relative to the growth via immigration, etc.
How do we get those people?
So, that's what they're thinking now.
If our society was culturally homogenized, meaning very little variation, but still variation, they would launch an initiative to say, get women to ride.
And no one would care.
Bikers would be like, yeah, let's get more women riding.
They'd sponsor some black Harley Davidson riders and say, we want to bring Harley Davidson to the black community where we think we underserve the needs and interests of many of these individuals who we know and love the brand.
And no one would care.
They'd be like, yeah, that's really cool.
I mean, motorcycling's for everybody.
But see, we are divided to such an extreme degree.
DEI policies, it's Marxist, it's race communism, whatever you want to call it.
Harley doesn't understand how serious the divide is, how extreme the political divide
is.
So they say, let's try and get diversity and we'll pan to these people.
And the regular Americans who like Harley revolted and said, no, we don't want to have
anything to do with a brand that's going to do this.
And Harley took a hit and they could feel it.
Cost-benefit analysis is the only thing that matters.
The amount of money they stood to lose on this initiative was greater than the amount they stood to gain, so they abandoned the project.
Now that's crazy.
Which means, moving forward, I warn all of you, the culture war doesn't end so simply.
My fear is, When you look at the polls, talking about civil war, older generations think it's not possible.
Silent generation says, absolutely not.
Boomers say, no way, but you know, maybe.
Gen X says, yikes, I think it's possible.
Millennials say, oh yeah, we're getting there.
And Gen Z says, you mean it hasn't started already?
And I'm not, I'm not being cute.
The numbers are actually, they scale the younger the people get.
Silent Generation, it's like 8%.
Then Boomers, it's like 20 something, or it's like, it's like high teens, maybe 20.
Gen X is like 30.
Millennials, it's like 47.
And Gen Z, it's like 50%.
Or more.
The younger you get, the more divided culturally everyone is.
Which means, Harley Davidson knows that they are firmly on the right.
They did the math.
Nothing else matters.
They may end up losing money, but they'll lose more if they abandon their actual customer base.
The divide is so great, it cannot be culturally closed.
That's the thing right there.
That's the scary point.
Harley Davidson, in a normal functioning capitalist society, would say, we can sell to Sturgis, to white Christian conservatives, and we can sell to the far left.
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Because when they tried entertaining that, they lost too much.
Too much was at risk.
I guess I can put it this way.
There is a stream.
And there's a divide.
People on one side say, we want this.
People on the other side say, we want that.
And it's not difficult for a company to bridge the gap and say, you may not want to be a part of what they're doing, but we can serve everybody's interests.
The stream has eroded, and it's become greater and greater and greater.
And now, on the right side of this chasm, Harley Davidson says, we can't build a bridge.
We tried to build a bridge to the other side, and we were immediately attacked by the people on our side.
The cost of resources to make this bridge is too great, and neither side will want to be involved in the company.
And we will lose everything.
So they say we stay firmly where we are.
That's possible.
The people on the other side, the left, the woke, run out of resources because they don't know how to farm.
And that's communism 101.
They don't know how to farm and take care of themselves.
So it's possible, as they sterilize themselves and abort their own children or sterilize their children, that they'll just eventually cease to exist.
They desperately try to indoctrinate through schools, but they're losing that fight as well.
Look at Loudoun County.
Conservatives say often, yeah, but they're recruiting.
Yeah, well, in Loudoun County, The wealthiest county in the country, probably the world.
Nope, it's not working.
Parents are getting angry, they're pushing back, and this is a moderate, left-leaning, liberal, D.C.
suburb.
It's not working.
In the long run, wokeness will cease to exist.
I mean, we had a story yesterday where a guy says he had HIV and didn't want to tell his partners, his, you know, people he's engaging with, relations with, because they wouldn't want to touch you.
And it's like, one guy looked like, looked at me like I murdered him.
It's just like, wow.
If these are the things they want to exist in their jurisdictions, they're going to die.
And it's terrifying.
We beg them to stop.
San Francisco's fecal problem, it's going to lead to typhus.
We've already seen it in California.
There was a bubonic plague, a black plague emerged briefly, and everyone's like, what?
That's the world that they've built.
I don't know how they sustain what they're doing in the long run.
So maybe that chasm grows so great, we eventually just say, the people on the other side are foreign to us and don't matter.
And the people on the other side can't figure out how to eat.
Or they just don't have kids.
Then eventually you find nothing but the remnants of the culture long forgotten.
Harley figured it out.
He ain't gonna win.
Bud Light figured it out, only way too late.
It's amazing how Bud Light destroyed themselves.
Harley Davidson saw it, got the message, and they said, we cannot be Bud Light.
So they changed.
I'll wrap it up there.
Next segment's coming up at 6 p.m.
on this channel.
Thanks for hanging out.
Smash the like button, subscribe to this channel, share this show with your friends.
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For everybody watching live, we'll go to Super Chats, and for everybody else, we will see you all at 6.
Of course, the next segment we have for all of you is the end of the Acolyte.
Canceled.
Star Wars' lesbian space witches.
Apparently not too popular.
How the Acolyte Wove Queerness and Lesbians- I'm not kidding.
Lesbian space witches.
Everybody was talking about it.
So we'll get into that next, but for now we will grab Super Chats.
Super Chats appears we only have two.
Two new ones.
Oh, actually we have a couple.
All right.
It's a unit unit says author Tim Cohen might be a great guest for culture war and religion and times and aliens.
Interesting.
Angry marsupial says Kamala going to sheets is bizarre.
Her administration is suing them for racist hiring practices.
Maybe background checks make it safe.
That's really funny.
Because every company does this.
The DOJ is arguing under Biden-Harris that by asking for someone's criminal background, you're disproportionately affecting black employees or potential employees.
So you're racist.
That's a weird racist thing to say.
All right.
Brad Peter says the only reasonable time for the government to subsidize learning is when it does so for marksmanship and emergency actions.
We the people.
Indeed.
Brian Hodges says, I completed my MBA last year.
DEI should be replaced with EMC.
GRI reportings are worse and coming up.
I don't know what that is.
EMC?
Not familiar.
Dapper McStache says, please name your Cybertruck George.
George Cybertruck?
Why?
You guys see that viral clip that goes around where a woman is like, there is no first name that starts with the letter G. And everyone's like, huh?
I don't understand why this clip goes viral.
Or what this woman was thinking, but I saw the clip and they were like, these people vote.
And I was like, there's a lot of names that start with the letter G. Greg.
Jeff.
Gordon.
Grace.
Gertrude.
I mean, that's just off the top of my head.
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Gary!
That's a weird clip, I gotta tell you.
Someone probably told her that and she went, whoa.
Cause they ain't smart people!
It's funny when you see these men on the street interviews.
My favorite is, can you name a country that starts with the letter U?
And they're like, uh, Utah?
It's like, dude.
And then it's funny because they're like, I don't know, I can't.
And the guy goes, United States of America.
And it's like, I mean, even if you're not going to talk about the United States of America, you got Uruguay, you got Uzbekistan.
You probably got a bunch of other ones.
I did one of those, so you guys ever do the US state quiz where it shows you all the states and then you gotta name them all?
I get that one done in like a minute, easy, no mistakes.
But sometimes I mix up Alabama and Arkansas.
I just can't.
Those two states, for whatever reason.
But there was also a world country one, which is really fun because if you don't know your states, I mean, you should know your states and know where they are.
And that's fine, I guess, if you don't get it perfect, but you should reasonably do well.
The world map one is a lot of fun because I don't expect a lot of people to know a lot of countries, but I actually did decently well.
There's a lot of countries that are hard to name because they're like tiny island nations, but I am familiar with Saint Kitts and Nevis and Trinidad and Tobago.
I know those, but I actually did fairly well on that one.
Fairly well, like, I don't know.
I think I got more than, I think I got like a hundred and something.
That's pretty cool.
Those are fun.
Those are fun.
You should do those.
But yeah.
Why don't we, why don't we jump into this last year segment talking about Star Wars.
From Deadline, The Acolyte has been cancelled.
No season 2 for Disney Plus' Star Wars series.
And it's because it is a cringe wokefest of garbled nonsense.
And they have burned Star Wars to the ground!
Yeah, I liked the original Star Wars.
It was fun.
Some people say it was a ripoff of Dune.
Or whatever.
I don't know.
I don't care for Dune.
Star Wars was pretty cool.
I watched this video explaining how they made the lightsaber noises.
Holy crap, it's really cool.
What they did was, they took the hum from a projector, And some clicking from some... I can't remember what it was.
It was a hum from ejector.
Another click.
And the sound, it's funny.
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Like, that's all it is.
Nothing else.
Then they played it on a speaker and took a large shotgun mic and waved it back and forth in front of the speaker, creating a Doppler effect.
So it goes...
That's really cool!
And it's funny because they swing the shotgun like it's the saber with how they're filming the saber, and that's really cool.
Now it's probably just computers or whatever, but that's cool stuff.
So anyway, Star Wars was fun, and then they just mercilessly beat this thing to death.
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Talk about not knowing how to create good stories.
Deadline reports.
The story of the acolyte will not continue.
The Lucasfilm, with Lucasfilm opting not to proceed with the second season of the Star Wars offshoot, starring Amandla Stenberg, sources told Deadline.
Word of the decision comes more than a month after the eight-episode first season of the series from creator-director-executive-producer Leslie Hedlund wrapped its run on Disney+.
Yeah, and they had this viral video where they were like, it's not made for white men or something like that.
Let me see if I can pull that up.
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They were like saying something like that.
What is this?
White angry nerds.
Star Wars.
Here we go.
Here we go.
Ladies and gentlemen, Star Wars actress Amandla Stenberg's white people remark sparks fury.
She said, interviewing the actress, she says, what do you want people to walk away with?
Stenberg replies, well, white people crying actually was the goal.
That's not actually about Star Wars.
It was about her movie, The Hate U Give.
And I'm sorry, when you attack the majority of the country and insult them, you're probably going to lose viewership.
They say, the news is not entirely surprising.
The Acolyte did okay with critics, 78% of Rotten Tomatoes, but divided Star Wars fans, which was reflected in its overall viewership.
Driven by interest into the venerable space franchise, The Acolyte got off to a strong start when it launched June 4th with two episodes, generating 4.8 million views in its first day on the streamer, to rank as the biggest series premiere on Disney Plus this year.
The tally rose to 11.1 million views globally after five days of streaming.
Corroborating Disney's data, the series made its debut on Nielsen's Top 10 Originals chart in its premiere week.
Now, uh, you know, hold on.
How did a show start off as their No.
1 show and then get cancelled?
They said the acolyte could not sustain the momentum, dropping out of the Top 10 in Week 3 and staying off before returning at No.
10 after the release of the finale.
Believed to be the lowest for a Star Wars franchise film finale, 335 minutes.
Like fellow global streamers Netflix and Prime Video, Disney Plus has a high viewership threshold for renewing high-end, big-budget series that cost well above $100 million per season.
In interviews, Hedlund has revealed that she had pitched her ideas for a second season, sharing her hopes for a renewal.
Lucasfilm's first and most successful to date, The Mandalorian is carrying on, crossing over to features with the upcoming The Mandalorian and Grogu.
Ahsoka, the company's series that preceded The Acolyte, has been renewed for a second season.
Uh, I gotta tell ya.
You know why it failed?
Uh, it's actually quite simple.
The first couple of episodes everybody pointed out were actually fine Star Wars.
And it didn't, until like episode three, they waited to bring in the lesbian space witch weirdness, and then everyone was like, I'm not watching it anymore!
Get woke.
Go broke, baby.
This is a great example.
The number one, number one series for Disney+, and then it just crumbles in front of their eyes!
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Cry more about it.
You destroyed Star Wars.
You've ruined what it was, and it's never coming back.
Bye, Star Wars fans.
You can have it.
The Acolyte was a mystery thriller that took viewers into a galaxy of shadowy secrets and emerging dark side powers in the final days of the High Republic era.
A former Padawan reunites with a Jedi Master to investigate a series of crimes, but the forces they confront are more sinister than they ever anticipated.
Indigenous Stenberg, the cast included, blah blah blah blah blah, and the show is gone.
Look at all these comments!
What are they saying?
Set up some really interesting ideas to explore with Darth Plagueis, Yoda, and a pair of villains that actually won in the end.
Shame we won't get to see more and more of the best lightsaber fights ever put out there.
I guess the news will give some of the hate influencers content to feed their mindless brainwashed minions until they can cycle up the hate for Skeleton Crew in December.
Cause adults bashing kids shows is a look they enjoy wearing.
One person said, I assume Disney still won't learn their lesson.
They are too prideful and stubborn to admit that the direction they are taking Star Wars does not have a future, at least a good one.
Yeah, here's another one that says, so another Disney show got ish-canned because preaching to the liberal progressive queer choir was deemed more important than actually making something entertaining.
Well, I guess it's true.
Go woke, you go broke.
I hope Disney makes a couple more so we finally relieved this once great turned zombie company.
I'd like to stress a message to all of you out there.
I don't know why, Or who decided to change the phrase Get Woke, Go Broke to Go Woke, Go Broke?
But it's wrong!
In the Great Culture War era, ten years ago, the phrase was Get Woke, Go Broke.
And it just flows better.
Go Woke?
What do you mean?
Get Woke, Go Broke.
That's what we say.
I have always titled all of my videos Get Woke, Go Broke.
That's always been the hashtag.
Go Woke, Go Broke is a new one and it's wrong.
This new riffraff generation saying, go woke, go broke.
When I was a kid, we'd say, get woke, go broke.
Anyway, how the acolyte wove queerness and lesbian space witches into Star Wars.
Can I add to this?
Let me inspect this element real quick.
And we click this right here.
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Ah, here it is, here it is.
Into Star Wars.
Okay, there's the phrase.
And then got cancelled for being garbage.
Enter!
Hey, I fixed the headline for ya!
How the acolyte wove queerness and lesbian space, which is Into Star Wars, and then got cancelled for being garbage.
How many of you didn't know you could do that?
Right-click, inspect element, double-click the text, and add or change whatever you want.
How fun is that?
Anyway, I'll be fair, and I'll read the article as they intended.
And so there's the lady and here's the lesbian space witches.
And here's another one.
And they like, they created a woman through like, lesbian force birth.
I'm not kidding.
Contrary to what online trolls and Hollywood CEOs might have you believe,
a franchise can't coast by on fan service and nostalgia alone.
They say in 2017, after The Last Jedi sparked backlash for digging beneath the traditional hero's journey's tail,
it was a bad story, the Star Wars sequel trilogy sputtered to a hollow,
utterly risk-averse, ending with the rise of Skywalker.
Garbage, by the way.
Somewhat ironically, the beloved sci-fi series has since fared best whenever its creators dared to build upon, and even interrogate, the rich mythology.
Luckily, queer writer-director Leslie Hedlund's new Disney Plus series, The Acolyte, is another very welcome breath of fresh air in a galaxy far, far away.
And its most recent episode centering on a coven of lesbian space, which is, yes really, I wasn't kidding when I said this, is its most absorbing yet.
And you wonder why they cancelled it?
It's the kind of representation I've been craving from a Star Wars story for years.
In the hands of Hedlund and her team, queerness isn't a checkbox.
It's an additive way to question institutional power and norms, and to interrogate the kind of attachments that are considered right.
Set a century before the prequels, the Acolyte is the earliest live-action Star Wars to date, taking viewers even further from the Overtron tales of the Skywalker family.
Even so, its foundation is built upon a narrative conceit that will be immediately familiar to fans, conflicted space twins.
The pilot wastes no time revealing the carefully held secret that Amandla Stenberg plays not one, but two characters.
May, a Sith apprentice whose master has tasked her with knocking off the Jedi she blames for the death of her family, kill Bill Stile.
And her twin sister, Osha, an ex-Jedi-in-training who reluctantly reunites with her former master, A soul to get to the bottom of May's killing spree.
Having assumed that the other was dead for 16 years, each twin is forced to reckon with their pull toward one another.
Osha remains convinced that May is fully responsible for the fire, blah blah blah.
Episode 3 brings us closer to the truth.
It's funny!
That's the episode where viewership collapsed.
Introducing us to eight-year-old Mayonosha, blah blah blah, in a witchy all-female space coven hidden away from the larger galaxy.
Like the Jedi, the coven believes in sacrificing part of oneself for the good of the collective.
But while the Jedi adhere to a stricter light side and dark side binary, the witches reject this in favor of a morally grayer, more holistic life, in which the ways people use the Force aren't so heavily regulated by an elite few.
Like queerness itself.
Their approach eschews the rigid social codes around them, building community where they might otherwise be ostracized.
Blah, blah, blah.
As the twins prepare to take part in an ascension ceremony to officially join their coven, we learn the witches were cast out from the Galarja Republic, hunted and persecuted to the brink of extinction because some would consider their powers dark and unnatural.
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And does anybody have to wonder why they cancelled your show?
Because the latest Acolyte episode is a rare Star Wars story, to not foreground a Jedi perspective, we see their order inside as witches do, aloof, threatening monks with laser swords, blah blah blah, trespass into their village, and wish to indoctrinate their force-sensitive children into their all-encompassing religion.
They make the Jedi out to be like cis-heteronormative Christians, saying like, you must live the way the Jedi order you!
Given that Coven is largely made up of queer women and women of color, Mother Anastasia is warning to her children that the galaxy is not welcoming to women like us.
And the first two episodes were like the biggest release ever and then viewership completely collapsed.
I can only laugh.
Sorry, you made a weird off-putting show that that considers no one.
Okay, there is a population, there is generality.
When you try to make massive shows to few... Look, okay, I had a friend, long time ago, I had a friend, plays music.
And he showed me his music.
And I said, your music's really good.
And you're not going to get anywhere with it.
And we were teenagers, and he was like, you know, he's like, I think it's really good.
You don't think it's good?
And I was like, no, I think your music's fantastic, man.
The drumming is on point, the guitar, the writing is fantastic, the lyrics are deep.
And you've essentially made pickle ice cream.
You know, some people might like it.
They sell mustard ice cream now.
Some people might like it.
But how many? 0.2%?
There's a reason why most music is lowest common denominator garbage.
They're trying to sell to the most people imaginable.
Now that doesn't mean you make lowest common denominator garbage.
It means you consider the scale of your market when you're producing a product.
And music, like a TV show, is a product.
So if you're going to make a Star Wars, you need to ask yourself, we have a market.
100% of Star Wars fans watch Star Wars content.
We have to make sure that they enjoy the content we produce, and it does play to the fans, because these are the people who buy from us.
However...
We want to expand our offerings.
The problem with shows like The Acolyte is that if I were an ice cream maker, I could make chocolate and sell chocolate forever.
But if I then make pickle ice cream, some people may not buy it, but it does not in any way affect my chocolate ice cream.
Now imagine if the product you make negatively impacts the other product.
I make chocolate ice cream.
I then make pickle ice cream.
Unfortunately, they run through the same machines, so pickle residue ends up in the chocolate.
No one wants to buy your product ever again.
Your chocolate tastes bad.
This is the thing with shows like The Acolyte.
This show's writing has a huge impact on the rest of the Star Wars universe.
So when you're trying to create a program that'll expand the audience to new areas, lesbians of color I guess, consider that that's going to be like 0.001% of the US population.
And it has an impact on the rest of the lore and the show, which is 100% of your fanbase who buys your product.
And if you taint the rest of the product with something they don't like, they don't buy your product anymore.
So, congratulations.
You played yourself.
There we go.
I suppose you can only reap what you have sown for so long.
But I'll wrap it up there.
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And now, we will grab a couple more of your super chats here.
And, uh, may get done a little bit early today, which is what, um, may work out because I've got to drive two hours.
It's really annoying.
I'm sorry, man.
Look, when I bought, uh, so I've got three Teslas.
I got a three, an S, and now Cybertruck.
And, uh, when I bought the model S, We just drove like 30 minutes into Virginia or something.
Or not even, not even.
Where was it?
Like Rockville, Maryland or something like that?
I don't know.
Super easy.
Now they've delivered it two hours away and I'm like, dude, what am I supposed to do?
And they only offered, they offered me two days.
And one day it was impossible.
I'm like, cause we do, we do IRL at night.
And I'm like, so I got to wrap up, drive two hours, get it, drive two hours back.
Thanks.
But whatever.
And the thing is, too, I can't have someone pick it up for me.
I have to be there.
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Whatever.
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It is what it is.
Cybertruck.
But everyone's really excited, so.
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Okay.
Kevin Fields says, I live in Fairfax.
Loudon is conservative.
I don't know.
Let me pull that up.
I'm pretty sure it leans Democrat.
I'm pretty sure their politics is slightly Democrat.
I could be wrong.
It's heavy, heavy Democrat!
Good sir!
2020, it was 61% Democrat.
United States presidential election for Loudoun County, Virginia.
61% Democrat.
Right.
Yeah, it's nice.
In 2004, it was conservative.
Maybe that will change?
I don't know.
They do have a lot of conservatives, a lot of Republicans, the school board's all Democrat.
Surprise, surprise.
But in the presidential election, it was two to one.
Two to one!
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Justin Bolas says, blood on the razor wire YouTube, Trump criminal, criminal justice reform.
Chad Mark, I have no idea what you're saying.
Breakthrough, it's worth your time.
Wrote first compassionate release from fed prison.
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All right, let's see.
Austin OK says, I'm commenting late, but DEI and ESG requirements are a part of being listed on the stock market, so Davidson stuff is not going away entirely.
Indeed.
But you can force them off.
They have no choice.
If not, you know what?
You have two choices.
You can get kicked off the stock exchange because your stock is worth zero, or get kicked off because you don't do DEI.
One of those outcomes will leave you with some money in your pocket.
Let me grab some of this.
Marsha J. Levine says, Good stories can be sold as full arcs.
Like Babylon 5, all six seasons sold at once and all aired, though some in bad time slots.
Dapper McStache says, Man, I just want more Podracers.
Ish was fire.
Dylan Killen says, Tim, it's not get woke go broke, it's go woke get broke, ultimately croak.
The original hashtag literally was getwokegobroke and then at some point a couple years ago people started writing gowokegobroke as a totally different one and the reason why this is bad in my opinion, it's too late but it's bad, is because now you've split the hashtags so that has an impact on searchability and virality and I think that might have been intentional by the left.
It's something simple but this matters.
If you search go, go broke, you'll end up seeing a bunch of going, going way back, but
you'll see only half.
And if you search, get woke, go broke, you'll see the other half.
So people who don't know this are now it's being split.
This has happened many times with hashtags and people accused Twitter at the time it
was Twitter of intentionally doing this, where there would be something like, you know, Trump
watch party.
And then all of a sudden you'd see Trump's watch party and the S changes the hashtag.
It would then start defaulting the lesser viewed one over the larger viewed one.
So people would click it and they'd get very few tweets and be like, nobody's even doing this.
So the assumption is that by changing the phrase or hashtag, you can actually divide the perception of the popularity.
It is a psychological manipulation.
I'm not saying that's literally what happened.
It's a possibility.
But get what go broke was the original hashtag when people were tweeting about it.
Wrath of Dash says, I remember Arkansas borders Texas by the fact that Texarkana, popular movie location, is a mix between Texas and Arkansas, since it's on the borders.
Indeed.
Phillip says, Animaniacs yackos.
Would that song help me learn all the countries of the world?
Little outdated maybe today, but still probably mostly on point.
Alright, Brian Hodges says, EMC, equality merit colorblindness.
I think Stossel did interview with the guy who developed DEI first and has since said it's wrong EMC is the way.
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Hammer says, How are Dogs and Harley Davidson alike?
They both love riding in the back of pickup trucks.
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Ultra Wave Productions says, Little extra content for Rise of Skywalker.
Rey killing Palpatine by reflecting his lightning back at him was supposed to be the loophole against him taking her over.
I disagree.
I believe that Rise of Skywalker is about Palpatine being trans and wanting to be a young woman and succeeding in doing so.
And what they really should do with the new series is Rey should be like, I'm Rey Skywalker!
I'm, indeed, I mean, I'm Rey Skywalker, not the Emperor!
Oh, excuse me.
So basically, at the end of Rise of Skywalker, the Emperor is like, if I strike you down... No, he's like, if you strike me down in anger, I will take over your body.
And she's like, no!
And then she strikes him down in anger.
So I can only be left to assume that at the end, when she's like lifting all the rocks or whatever she does, it's because the Emperor took over her body.
And this makes sense too, because that means the whole plot of every Star Wars movie is that the Emperor was only angry because he was transgender.
That also makes the villain of every Star Wars movie trans.
I'll say it again.
The Emperor was trying to take over a young woman's body.
He wanted to be a young woman.
I think that's an important plot point that people should bring up.
Somehow the Emperor returned, that's literally what they say, and then she finds him and he's like, strike me down and I will take your body.
Like, he wants to be a young woman.
Could he not have been like, I'll take over the body of a guy?
You know what I mean?
Happy being a dude.
But the Emperor really wanted to be a young woman, and then Rey kills him.
So, I think the loophole riding is deus ex machina.
He said it.
It happened.
Rey is the Emperor.
The Emperor has finally succeeded in becoming a young woman.
There you go.
That's, uh, that's Star Wars lore for you.
I believe it.
All right.
Tacticplates says, compared to Fairfax, Loudon is more conservative.
Yeah, not for president.
Leon Yoder says, Tim, just be grateful you can afford three Teslas, including a Cybertruck.
Many Americans are struggling just to put food on their table in this Democrat-controlled economy.
Indeed, good sir!
Indeed, this is true.
When I bought the first Tesla, it was, I think, like $30,000.
And I will stress, financing is available.
That being said, I will also stress the You know, I get these people tweeting at me being like, I don't know, they make this up because they have to.
That the only reason we're doing any of this is because we are paid by powerful interests.
The left says it every day because they don't understand how to run a business.
They genuinely don't know how to run a business.
They don't know how to do it.
Like Mark and I were talking about it last night.
And so they don't understand how business works.
The assumption that is the only way to get rich is for powerful elites to give you money, which is just not true.
The money that we have made, I'll tell you the arc of Tim Kest.
I worked at Vice, got paid meh.
Pretty good, but meh.
For the first part of working at Vice, I was getting below six figures, but it was good, especially for someone who was like, how old was I, like 26, 27?
Then I worked for Fusion, and they paid me low six figures with a huge bonus.
Working there, I saved a lot of money.
I was making a lot of money.
And after that, I just had a lot of money saved up.
Used that to fund the company at a deficit for the first few years, and then YouTube money started coming in.
And then it was all YouTube ad revenue.
So YouTube ad revenue from the show basically paid for almost everything.
And then, only in the past, like, year and a half, or is it two years now?
I think it's... Might be going three years.
We started the membership thing on the site, which took over and now funds everything.
But I stress, as I often have, everything, like, if I'm gonna buy a vehicle, whatever, what I get paid for the company, as an employee of the company, comes from this morning show.
So this morning show, if it was the only thing, pays my salary.
And then the company does have profit, by the way.
All the other stuff, like memberships, the Caspro, for instance, Caspro money stays in Caspro, it pays, I think we have one employee and it's going into setting up the company and expanding it to make a company.
We're not taking profit.
Boonies is operating, most of our other programs are operating somewhat in the red through investment via memberships.
So what memberships really do is they make TeamCast IRL happen, bookings, space, corporate expansion.
Uh, expansion in terms of, like, building a studio, accommodating people.
Travel's super expensive.
We cover the travel for everybody.
But, uh, I will stress, for those that are curious, when I say, like, I bought a Cybertruck or whatever, that's because off of this morning show I pay myself a salary, and this morning show, my original show, has always done well for me.
We weren't always doing it live.
But the YouTube video monologues that I do and just generate ad revenue is always how I paid myself.
And then as the company expanded, that money elsewhere goes into investing in culture, building things up, paying employees and all of that stuff.
Were we to get rid of it, I still would have my Teslas and my Cybertruck.
We probably wouldn't have a studio.
We wouldn't have Boonies or Pop Culture Crisis or any of these other shows.
So my vision is, when you become a member and you're helping support the big vision of what this company is, that's really what it's all about.
And the resources from that go into, can we build culture?
Can we start new companies?
Can we rival or challenge or at least try to?
these big institutions and create something new that will inspire young people for a long period of time.
So we've got nonprofit ideas.
We've got books that we've made.
We're doing the coffee shop, of course.
I'll put it this way.
As I mentioned the other day with Mark, for the boonies, we have the option of Chinese-made or American-made products.
If we were to go with the Chinese-made skateboards, our profit would be, I don't know, 30%.
What do we then do with that money?
Well, for me, what the company does, we just use that money for the company.
We'd use that money to expand and invest and things like that.
But then we're putting money into China.
We're going with American-made skateboards only.
Not interested in Chinese-made goods.
The American-made skateboards, I think, are like double the price.
They're not as good.
They're good.
They're great.
They're great.
But the Chinese ones are actually really good.
But I don't care.
We've got to invest in America.
That means we spend more money, our profit margins are lower, because if you ask me, my friends, what would I buy with the profits generated through sponsorship and membership?
When you become a member, what does it get?
We're investing in this country because that's what I want to buy.
If someone said today that you could buy whatever you want, what would it be?
I'd say restoration of America to the vision that we had, what the founding fathers dream of.
We want progress.
We do.
We want civil liberty.
We want civil rights.
But we want family.
We want those beautiful traditions to be upheld.
We want the good to stay, the bad to go.
When I buy a skateboard from a company and it costs more money, if we were a public company, we'd get in trouble for that.
They'd say, you are wasting money doing this ideological nonsense.
Make profits.
As a private company, I can say this.
We're going to start selling skateboards.
The skateboards will make money.
The profits that we generate will go back into the company to build up the action sports and fun vlogging stuff that will hopefully inspire younger people to To find success, to believe in good moral values, that's what we are trying to buy.
And that means we buy an American-made skateboard.
There's an American skateboard factory that's paying its employees.
Those employees can then afford to buy bread and pay their rent.
If everyone did this, we've won the culture war.
All of a sudden, Main Street returns.
People can afford to start new companies and do all of these things.
So that's what I would buy.
So, it is what it is.
The company does have profits and all that.
It basically just gets reinvested into our cultural endeavors.
So, with respect to everybody, for all of your support, really do appreciate it.
But I'll just say that I try to be as responsible as I can, knowing that we live but off the good graces of all of you, and it's deeply respected.
Deeply, deeply respected.
Alright, Blood on the Razor Wire TV says, I was sentenced to 40 years for non-violent drug offense.
Trump released me 20 years earlier.
He has done more for African Americans than a Harris or Biden would love to talk to you.
Interesting.
I recommend, perhaps, tweet at Ian, Ian Crossland.
He is basically our window to the world.
You can reach out to him, and he's the best way to get in touch.
So, really do appreciate it.
Uh, what have we, what have we?
We'll grab one more.
Mr. Dysad says, I'm gonna miss Let's Go Brandon.
We can still say it.
We can say, Let's Go Brenda!
Let's Go Brenda!
We'll bring it back.
Alright, my friends, thank you all so much for hanging out this morning.
We're gonna get on the road, and we're gonna film.
We're filming this segment of grabbing Cybertruck, and uh, You know, really do appreciate all of your support.
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So we're going to talk about walking away from the Democratic Party, of course, and retaining such a position.
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